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Box 3664 Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Vol. III, No. 3 Winter 1980 Contents Page President's Note . . • 74 1979-1980 Hembership . . . . . . . . . • • 75 Douglas County Cemetery Information. · • 76 Douglas County Rural School Information. · • 78 "How to Trace Your Family Tree" •• · • 81 Early Douglas County Petitions for Naturalization. . • . 86 1866-1867 Douglas County Harriages · 88 Sachsman - Soxman Family Information • . • 94 "County in Path of Early Explorers". • 96 The Kenneth Spencer Research Library "Kansas Collection" 98 "The Past" .104 Queries . . . . • 107 7 June Workshop Information. .109 ******** Remember "The Pioneer" needs non-published material for future issues. We need your queries, too. ******** There is no point in burying the hatchet if you're going to put a marker on the site. "Home Town News" - Wichita, Kansas Eagle-Beacon 73 �Dear Readers, We are late but so is winter!! After not meeting in January or February, we hope we are rested, full of energy and really ready to tackle the next few months' affairs. We are planning to have-an annual workshop on Saturday, June 7 at the 4H-Fairgrounds, buildings 1 & 2. We hope you will all wish to be included in the planning. Let's plan to attend and bring visitors to hear these excellent future speakers in the meetings to come. Our sympathy to both Dr. Thomas Gorton in the death of his mother and Mrs. Maxine Hougland in the death of her brother. Thank you for your help in committee work and in publishing the "Pioneer." ~n~ President Remember to plan to attend our June 7 workshop. Watch for details!! The Douglas 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 meetings 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. The fiscal year is from July 1 to June 30 the following year. * * * * The D.C.G.S. has these items for sale: Limited number of back copies of the quarterly "THE PIONEER". by mail) Cordley's "HISTORY OF LAWRENCE". (Postage and tax extra) $1. 50 ($2. 00 $10.50 members; $12.50 non-members. 16 count package of four Lawrence scenes Notes. $3.00 (Postage and tax extra) "THE ORIGINAL PREMPTIONS OF DOUGLAS COUNTY (KANSAS)". tax extra) "THE ORIGINAL LANDOWNERS OF THE CITY OF LAWRENCE". tax extra) Tax is added only where applicable. 74 $5.50 (Postage and $6.00 (Postage and �1979-1980 MEMBERSHIP Banta, John V., Jr., 2209 Kingston Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 Berg, Mrs. Emma Semple, Rt. 2, Box 224, Lawrence, KS 66044 Barkley, Mrs. R.L.,. 3734 S.E. Tecllmseh Rd., Tecumseh, KS 66542 Brown, Mrs. Virginia, Box 325, Paola, KS 66071 Bruchler, Betty, 618 Mary Lane, Ukiah, CA 954~2 Brune, Mrs. Frank, Rt. 3, Lawrence, KS 66044 Bunton, Kathryn, 2135 Kentucky, Lawrence, KS 66044 Clarke, Dorothy V., 1908 New Hampshire. St. , Lawrence, KS 66044 Davis, Mrs. Ula C., 2nd & Arkansas St., Lawrence, KS. 66044 Elniff, Mrs. Pauline B., 820 Sunset Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 Fellenstein, Mrs. Charles, 2000 Arrowhead Dr., Olathe, KS 66061 Francis, Mrs. Alice H., L.V.S.R., G.H.R., Box 963, Kingman, AZ 86401 Gorton, Dr. & Mrs. Thomas, 831 Illinois, Lawrence, KS 66044 Hansen, Mrs. Georgia M., 308 East Rumble Rcl., Modesto, CA 95350 Hougland, Mrs. Sherman, 1920 Harper St., Lawrence, KS 66044 Hout, Mrs. Goldie V., Rt. 5, Box 128, Lawrence, KS 66044 Ingram, Mrs. Tom, 313 East 17th St., Lawrence, KS 66044 Jackman, Mrs. Claire, 1230 North Van Buren, Topeka, KS 66608. Jamison, Mrs. Joe W., Rt. 5, Box 176, Lawrence, KS 66044 Kidwell, Mrs. Richard, 1617 Rhode Island St., Lawrence, KS 66044 . Land, Mrs. Alice Noland, 502 N.E. Birchwood Rd., Hillsboro, Oregon 97123 Niedermaier, Mrs. E.J., 3922 South Buckner Blvd., Dallas, TX 75227 Ralston, Hrs. Thomas, Jr., 516 Caraway Place, Lansing, KS 66043 Reppert, N. Lance, 1605 Tennessee St., Lawrence, KS 66044 Rosencrantz, Mrs. David, 2726 Ponderosa St., Lawrence, KS 66044 Schlee, Phillip F., 1000 Humboldt, Manhattan, KS 66052 Sheldon, Mrs. Evelyn, 2908 Chisholm Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 Simmons, Hazel Lee, 1646 Barker, Lawrence,KS 66044 Smith, Mrs. Sheldon E., 2928 Cornell Ave., Iowa City, IA 52240 Smith, Mr. & Mrs. Claude, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044 Stayton, Floyd, 2611 Oxford Rd., Lawrence, KS 66044 Stooksberry, Mrs. Willie, 2411 Louisiana, Apt. 13, Lawrence, KS 66044 Sweets, Hrs. John, 2905 Moccasin Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 Syphus, Mrs. Phillip L., 6505 Dinning Ave., Las Vegas, Nevada 89107 Wiggins, Mrs. Elwood, 2020 Stratford Rd., Lawrence, KS 66044 Wiggins, Jane, 2020 Stratford Rd., Lawrence, KS 66044 Wisconsin State Historical Society, 816 State Street, Madison, Wisconsin 53706 Wismer, Miss Nettie, 1421 Kaso1d Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 Nominating Committee: Dorothy Clarke, Gloria Ingram, Kathryn Bunton, Zona Smith Remember the 1980-1981 election of officers April 8. 75 �WILLIAMS CE~1ETERY Douglas Co., Kansas Located on ,:kLPbweiLiliL.,flat.m.:' From Highway 56 at Worden take County road 1039 north for 2 miles, then County-road 464 1/2 mile west, then go 1/ 4'· '-mile north on toWnship road. BURTON, Sara A., Sept. 18, 1834-June 17, 1917 David L., June 13, 1832-Nov. 26, 1902 Rev. John D., died Jan. 16, 1861, aged 40 years, 28 days GARST, Magie M., wife of B. F. Garst, died July 16, 1887, aged 38 years, 3 months, 5 days Freddie H., son of B. F. and Magie M. Garst, died May 27, 1898, 13 yrs., 10 months and 21 days HAMMILL, B. G., died Sept. 20, 1876, aged 48 yrs., 5 ms., 12 ds. JONES, John (broken), died 1869, aged 58 yrs. LIVERMORE, Orame1, M.D., b. in Sangerfield, N.Y., Sept. 10, 1806, died Mar. 18, 1872 Arthur 0., born in Deansvi11e, N.Y., Nov. 29, 1852, died Feb. 3, 1871 MYERS, Elizabeth, wife of John, died April 23, 1877, aged -6 years, - months, 12 days; (broken, probably 36 years and three months) SMITH, Daniel B., born July 19, 1865, died Dec. 24, 1882 Martha, daughter of W. and M.E. Smith, died May 9, 1865, aged 4 years, 3 months, 8 days ALL ON ONE STONE: SMITH, Daniel 1810-1884 Anna 1814-1905 Wm. 1835-1925 Marica (cq) 1839-1911 Ellen 1861-1864 Daniel 1865-1882 Fredrick 1874-1893 (cq) Detroit, 1876, erected this marker 1955 TALLEY, James, born May 5, 1835, died Jan. 5, 1899, age 63 years, 8 months Sarah, daughter of J. and M. E. Talley, died July 10, 1868, aged 1 year, 7 months, 18 days WALTER, Neri S., died Oct. 22, 1864, aged 34 years, 9 stone N.S.W.) , month~, 4 days (foot- WILLIAMS, John L., born Jan. 25, 1840, died May 11, 1861, 21 years, 18 months, 16 days Susan, wife of L., born Sept. 13, 1802, died June 1, 1885, aged 82 years, 8 months, 18 days Alford (cq) Burton, born Apr. 25, 1860, died Jan. 29, 1862 Lewis, born Aug. 12, 1806, died Feb. 21, 1871, aged 64 years, 6 months, 11 days At least 12 fie1dstones or other broken and worn stones. Copied and compiled in April 1976 by Gladys Aiken, Lawrence, Kansas. 76 �KENNEDY CEHETERY Douglas Co., Kansas Copied from Markers by Anna C. & Wm. Hastie, Nov. 6, 1940 KENNEDY, W. B., Oct. 16, l882-Nov. 26, 1887 . Elizabeth, His wife, ~~y 27, l829-Mar. 20, 1916 KENNEDY, Flora.M., dau. Jan. 22, 1853 - Aug. 13, 1886 Josephine, dau., Aug. 17, 1857- Aug. 16, 1859 Harry E., Son, Feb. 28, 1865 - Nov. 8, 1865 KENNEDY, L. J., Sept. 2, 1835 - June 29, 1903 Amanda Todd, His wlE.e, Nov. 23, 1841 - Mar. 4, 1926 Isabelle, July 14, 1860 - Aug. 1, 1860 Ida May, July 28, 1871 - June 24, 1875 KENNEDY, Margaret, 1800-1887 HIND~Ulli, Salina and Children Arthur & Baby HINGAN, Richie V:, July 9, 1869 - Feb. 4, 1886 YHATES, Wm. T., died July 20, 1866 ODELL, S. J., died Nov. 16, 1879 age 45 yrs, 14 days DAVIS, L. May, 1862-1928 TOWNSEND, Flora M., Jan. 22, 1853 - Aug. 13, 1886 Small stone mark W.B.K. " E.K. " " " " H.E.K. " " " J.R. " " " " A.D. " " Angelica " " " " Edith The Kennedy Cemetery is located 1~ miles south of 31st Street on Haskell Avenue, then first farm lane right in a field along the south side of the Wakarusa River. Contributed by Maxine Hougland, Lawrence, Kansas. **** Excerpts from: "A KANSAS SOUVENIR" Products of an advanced civilization. A book of information relative to the moral, educational, agricultural, commercial, manufacturing, and mining interests of the state. Issued by The Kansas Immigration and Information Association, 1896 Submitted by Lance Reppert, Lawrence, Kansas "KANSAS" By Hon. John J. Ingalls KANSAS is the naval of the nation. 77 �RURAL SCHOOLS AND SCHOOLHOUSES OF DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS by Goldie Piper Daniels Enterprise School District No. 18. The site for this school was acquired by condemnation because the School District had been unable to acquire title because the land was "wild land" and the owner could not be found. It was appraised for $5.00 for the site. Later it was believed that the "wild land" may have belonged to a man named Graham, who lived in Missouri. When in operation this little schoolhouse was known as Brown Jug School, so named by Thurb Harding who loved to sing "Little Brown Jug", but when the new and last schoolhouse was built about 1894, the name was changed to "Enterprise" because the neighborhood, according to J. B. Banker, was too enterprising a neighborhood for its school to be named "Little Brown Jug." The 1897-98 term of school was taught by C. E. Jay with salary of $40.00 per month. Board members were: J. H. Baldwin and M. T. Harding. Total expenditure for the year was $364.01. Those of school age at that time were: -. ; Joe· Baldwin Susie and Nora Collins Della and Myrtle Coursen Mary, John, Henry, Charlie, & Louisa Desque Roy, Pearl, Eva Dodder Minnie Griffin Nettie, Birdie, & Rosie Griffith Alvin Harding Goldie, Clyde, Elmer, Belle, Charlie, John, 0, Ot8. .Dodder Martin & Myrtle Hines Orval Kingston Elizabeth, Ella, & Lily Marckle Jim, Carrie, & Jennie Murphy John & Belle Rea George, Henry, & Louisa Raible Joe and Jake Thompson Guy, Lettie, Ethel, Earl, & Jay Weimer Ella Woodyard taught the 1899-1900 term. Emma Chappam that of 1900-1901, followed by: Grace Showalter Edith Wolgamott W. S. Martin Nora Hershey May Mowldley Eva Lutz Lizzie Postma Board Members ending in 1910 were: Thomas Murphy E. D. Flory Edward Raible Myrtle Hines, eleven years of age, was the youngest graduate from any rural school in Douglas County in 1902. This could be an all-time record. Later teachers were: Eva Lutz Faye Woodvmrd Mamie Haus Olive Lemberger Edith L. Read Camilla Maichel Myrtle Coursen Dollie Mannix Mabel Weimer Dorothy Henderson Pearl Pogue Loretta Shaw Hattie Tucher Edna Fawl Blanche Collins Dorothy Griffith Elsie Reed Other Board Members were: J. E. Hardtarfer, J. C. Miller, F. E. Faul, H. M. Desque, George Raible, H. R. Wright 78 �RURAL SCHOOLS AND SCHOOLHOUSES OF DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS by Goldie Piper Daniels Bismark School District No. 79. In 1870, when an acre of land was given to the district by the Kansas Pacific Railway Company, a two-story brick schoolhouse was built. The first schoolhouse had two teachers and the enrollment was large. Bismark in its day was a bustling settlement where the Kansas Pacific Railway Shops were located and also the famous Bismark Grove, scene of early day fairs, picnics, chautauquas, Independence Day celebrations, political rallies, famous races, and other large gatherings. In 1897-98, Emma Martin was the teacher at a monthly salary of $40.00. The enrollment was 22. Total expenditures for the year were $'334.13. Board members were G. W. Campbell and Jacob Hammig, Jr. No treasurer was listed. The 1898 census showed children from the following families: ADAMS, BEARD, BRAUNING, CAMPBELL, DAVIS, DAVENPORT, HOSKINS, GREGORY, PHILLIPS, ROBERTSON, WISE, SIMMONS, and FRENCH. The 1898-99 and 1899-1900 terms were taught by Ida Dorsey with the same board members as in 1898 except for the addition of J. C. Wise as treasurer. The first ten years of the 1900's had teachers Nora Lane, May Clark, Etha Wise, Alpha Lane, Alice Hammond, Jennie Wasson, Alice Smith, and Emma Dews for the term endirig in 1910. Board members were W. R. Green, Jacob Hammig, and P. H. Weeks. Alice Dicker, the teacher in 1911, remembers that a tornado struck the district in the evening of an early spring day before she had left the schoolhouse, and that her walk home was hazardous as she climbed over and under fallen wires and other debris. Teachers of the next ten years were Alice Dicker, Anna Woodward, Chas. A. Kelsall, Mrs. Ruth Daniel, Nellie McLean, and Cora Eastman for the term ending in 1920, with board members Alfred Heck, Chas. A. Wu1fkuh1e, and Chas. A. Wise. . Bismark School was discontinued when the new Grant School was opened in the 1960's. Book available from author: Mrs. Goldie Piper Daniels 1525 Vermont Street Lawrence, Kansas 66044 * ** * Excerps from: "KANSAS" by Hon. John J. Ingalls I~ has been sometimes obscurely intimated that the typical Kansas 1acks.1n reserve, and occasionaly exhibits a tendency to exaggeration in ~wel17n~ upon. the development of the State and the benefits and burdens of 1ts c1t1zensh1p. 79 �UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 34 Willow Springs Township, Douglas County, Kansas ·1926-1927 Teacher: Miss Opal Steen (now Mrs. Ernest Pohl, Lawrence, Kansas) County Superintendent: O.J. Lane School Board: V.M. Flory, C.C. Schwartz, Wm. Niebrugge Pupils Evalyn Barnhart Orpha Barnhart Roy Barnhart Lila Boehle Mary Churchbaugh Leonard Flory Raymond Flory Ruth Flory Charles Heim Fred Howser Karl Niebrugge Martha Niebrugge Milton Niebrugge Elsie Pippert Mae Pippert Helen Sutton Mable Sutton Veda Sutton Dudley Ulrich Glenn Ulrich In the schoolyears' 1945-1946; 1946-1947, I returned to teach Union School with Mrs. Margaret Hurley as the County Superintendent, Virgil Schwartz, Lester Schwartz and Roy Schwalm as the School Board members. Submitted by Mary Churchbaugh Jamison, Lawrence, Kansas. * * ** Excerpts from "KANSAS" by Hon. John J. Ingalls Diagonals drawn from Duluth to Galveston; from Washington to San Francisco; from Tallahasse to Olympia; from Sacramento to Augusta, intersect at its center. Kansas is the nucleus of our political system, around which its forces assemble; to which its energies converge; and from which its energies radiate to the remotest circumference. Kansas is the focus,of freedom, where the rays of heat and light concentrated into a flame that melted the manacles of the slave, and cauterized the heresies of State Sovereignty and disunion. Kansas is the core and kernel of the country, containing the germs of its growth and the quickening ideas essential to its perpetuity. The history of Kansas is written in capitals. It is punctuated with exclamation points. Its verbs are imperative. Its adjectives are superlative. The commonplace and the prosaic are not defined in its lexicon. Its statistics can be stated only in the language of hyperbole. The aspiration of Kansas is to reach the unattainable; its dream is the realization of the impossible. Alexander wept because there were no more worlds to conquer. Kansas, having vanquished all competitors, smiles complacently as she su~passes from year to year her own triumphs in growth and glory. Other States could be spared without irreparable bereavement, but Kansas is indispensable to the joy, the inspiration, and the improvement of the World. 80 �HOW TO TRACE YOUR FAHILY TREE Finding out who your ancestors were is a fascinating adventure and is not as difficult as it seems, if you know where to look. By NIKKI SCHULTZ. Your great-great grandfather might well have been of royal blood; on the other hand, your great-great grandmother might have been an infamous courtesan. Interest in heredity is growing rapidly. What was once the hobby of the elite and the intellectuals is fast becoming a serious project for people of all backgrounds. One reason could be family pride and the natural resentment at the attempts being made by our society to reduce everyone to a series of computer numbers. There has versities, and There seems to elders must be also been a flurry of excitement throughout colleges and unistudents are being encouraged to investigate their heritage. be a feeling of urgency, as oral records retained by family recorded before they die. Marianne Nemeth was one of the many college students who received an assignment to trace her family tree. Miss Nemeth was not too enthused at first, but her grandmother told her the family was originally from Pennsylvania via Hungary and the family name, at one time, was spelled Namath. "My first reaction," said Miss Nemeth, "was oh boy! I might be Joe Namath's long-lost cousin." The Search Begins Miss Nemeth began her quest, concentrating on the Nemeth, or paternal, side of the family tree. She got off to a good start because her parents and grandparents were able to supp~y dates and places. Her dad had a copy of his birth certificate (Milwaukee, Wisconsin) which revealed that his father was also born in Wisconsin. Grandfather Nemeth supplied the date and place and within a short time, Miss Nemeth had acquired a copy of his birth certificate from the county clerk's office. According to her grandfather's birth certificate, great-grandfather Nemeth was born in Pennsylvania, but no one knew exactly where, so Miss Nemeth calculated his year of birth (his age was on Grandfather Nemeth's birth certificate) and wrote to the Bureau of Vital Statistics in Harrisburg requesting a search for that year. Amazingly, the birth certificate arrived almost by return mail. So far, the search had been easy, but great-grandfather's birth certificate gave his father's place of birth simply as "Hungary," and the family had no knowledge of where in Hungary he was born other than that it was a very small village. Miss Nemeth consulted with the local genealogical society for advice and they suggested that she make some calculations with the aid of the documents she had in her possession. If she could estimate the year in which her great-grandfather's father arrived in the United States from Hungary, she was told, the National Archives in Washington, D.C., might be able to assist her further. She City and Archives clues as took a chance and guessed that the port of arrival was New York even though her estimate of the year was incorrect, the National somehow came up with a copy of the passenger list, which gave her to where to begin her search in Hungary. 81 �"I think the most interesting part," said Miss Nemeth, "was actually 'seeing' the migration of my fami1y--from Europe to the United States and then the migration west." Miss Nemeth also collected marriage certificates along the way and found the documents to be quite revea1ing--showing professions, first names, surnames and so on. Miss Nemeth completed her class project and is now proceeding on her own to trace the maternal side of the family tree. She's off to a start with her mother's birth certificate, but the information on this side of the family line is vague, so she expects that the search will be a bit more challenging. Where to Begin Families differ to such a great extent that it is impossible to 1is~ any one search program that can be followed by everyone. For many, the search may be only as far away as the local genealogical society or town clerk's office. For others, a $3 check and a letter to the Immigration and Naturalization Service can provide a key to the past. For most, the project requires time, effort and patience. It depends upon the information with which you have to work and just how deeply you wish to delve into your family's past. Members of the Daughters of the American Revolution can rely on written records going back to the Mayflower, but persons of African and European descent usually do not have written diaries to rely on, so the search becomes a bit more challenging. There are many agencies and services that will do some searching for you, but the first and most important step is to collect as much information as possible. Drafting a Chart You should first begin with a draft of a family tree chart to guide you as you proceed to fit together the broken pieces. The sketch below is a simple paternal tree of the Forester family, starting with the present generation and going back to Thomas Forester, born in 1814. Branches to include brothers, sisters, aunts, uncles and so on are not shown because of the spatial limitations of the magazine. (Great-grandfather Charles there produced nine children, so you can imagine the width of the full-blown tree!) Thomas Forester 1814-1864 .. m. Suzanna Field 1815-1890 ,r----~ Charles Forester 1842-1903 m. Jane Hayer 1846-1936 m. Alice Goddard 1881-1944 f Arthur Forester 1879-1962 j Leslie R. Forester 19211 Michae1 Goddard Forester 1948- m. 1 Mark I David Forester' 1950- Blanche Cook 1923I Lawson Forester 1952- 82 , Goeffrey Gibbs Forester 1955- �Fill in as much information as possible, including dates and places of birth and marriage and death, and then proceed step-by-step to fill in the rest of the facts as they become known to you through the documents or vital statistics that you will be collecting. Many will know enough about their parents--where they were born, where their parents (your grandparents) were born--but for those of you who do not know, you must begin from scratch. Some of the answers might be found in family Bibles or other documents that might have been stored away in attics and trunks. If these are not available, interviewing your parents or a family elder should reward you with places and dates of birth. If your relatives are not nearby, prepare and send them a questionnaire. It would be a good idea to send a questionnaire to as many of your relatives as possible, as certain facts might be known only by some. When you know the date and place of birth, a copy of a birth certificate can easily be obtained. The birth certificate will reveal the names of your grandparents and, in most cases, their occupations at the time of the birth of your father (or mother). Most birth records will also show the country in which the parents of the child were born. You can then move on to the next step which would be to trace the birth certificates of your grandparents, then the birth certificates of their parents, and so on. If you do not know the exact date, but know the exact place of birth, you can estimate the year of birth and request a search. In most places you can request a search for a period covering an entire decade, but knowing· the exact dates will save you both a lot of time and effort. If or town will be need do the place of birth is in the United States,the city, county, state clerk's office will have the birth records. (In some localities, it the department of health or the bureau of vital statistics--a11 you is check the telephone book for the correct name.) Foreign Records For birth records in foreign countries, you can write directly to the bureau of vital statistics in the village, city or town; and when in doubt as exactly where to write, you can write to the U. S. consul in that country for assistance. He will not secure the document for you in most cases, but he will be able to advise you as to where you should direct your inquiry. If your forefathers did, in fact, come from Europe, an interview with a relative or a search through family papers might reveal naturalization information or the name of the ship and date of arrival in the United States. The National Archives, Central Reference Division, Washington, D. C. 20408, has customs passenger lists dating back to 1820, with a few as early as 1787. Lists prior to 1820 may be on file at the port of entry or' the state archives in the state where the port is located. Passenger lists for ships arriving in New York, a main port of entry, are available except that the years from 1874 to 1896 are not indexed and they are unable to provide a page by page search of these lists unless you can provide the name of the ship and the specific date of arrival. If you are near Washington, D. C., archive's librarians will make the lists available to you in the Microfilm Research Room. For those unable to get to 83 �Washington, D. C., the National Archives will send a list of organizations which list the names of persons who will do the researching for you for a fee. Departure Date Passenger lists usually disclose the exact place and date of departure and the closest relative in the passenger's native country or in the United States. You might also find names of relatives who arrived on the same ship and then migrated to a different part of the country. If you know the name of the ship, but not the date of arrival, The Morton Allan Directory of European Passenger Steamship Arrivals, available in all large public libraries, lists the names and arrival dates of ships arriving at New York from 1890 to 1930, and Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston, from 1904 to 1926. Pacific Coast ports are not included in the passenger list records at the National Archives. The San Francisco passenger lists were destroyed by fires in 1851 and 1920. The California Historical Society, 2090 Jackson St., San Francisco, Calif. 94109, has lists of persons who arrived-in California and indexes to the names on the lists, mainly in the 1820-1869 period; but the lists are not original records as they had to be prepared from newspapers and other sources., The National Archives ask that you do not send money in advance for a passenger list search. You will be billed $1 for the copy if they are able to find the entry you are seeking. If you are able to obtain a copy of the passenger list, you will have sufficient information to write to the Immigration and Naturalization Service for a copy of the naturalization petition. Write to the I & NS, at 119 D Street, N.E., Washington, D. C. 20536, .or your nearest office, for application form N-585. When you have completed the application, send it to the nearest office, except in those cases where naturalization data is desired relating to naturalization that took place between September 21, 1906 and April 1, 1956. These applications should be sent to the Washington, D. C., office. The basic search fee is $3 and is not returnable. For the basic search fee you will also receive a copy of the first page of the naturalization petition or admission record, but the petitions contain a w~alth of family information and so it is recommended to request a copy of the entire petition. The cost is 25¢ per page, so you can get all of the four pages that you need for the basic search fee of $3 plus 75¢. If naturalization occurred prior to September 7, 1906, the place of residence at the time of naturalization must be furnished. Records prior to 1906, however, rarely contain information regarding the subject's family. The National Archives also has naturalization proceedings but only of the Washington, D. C., courts from 1802 to 1926, and copies and indexes of naturalization documents from 1787 to 1906 filed by courts in the states of Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Rhode Island. Also available at the National Archives are U.S. Census records from 1790 to the present. If the locality of your family is known to you, you can purchase, for a small fee, a copy of the reel of microfilm showing the census information on your family. Census records, if complete, will disclose the names of all family members, as well as their ages, occupations, incomes and places of birth. 84 �Genealogical searches by those of Irish or Scotch ancestry seem to be easy, and a guide to genealogical records and repositories in Ireland is available in most public libraries. The book is called Irish and ScotchIrish Ancestral Research, by Margaret Dickson Fally. The Irish Historical Society in Dublin is also willing to give a helping hand. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints is presently engaged in a large-scale way in tracing the genealogy of its church members., Their services are also available to non-members for a small fee, so if you do encounter problems, you can write or visit the nearest Mormon Church for assistance and they will be more than willing to share their expertise with you. Negro History It has long been assumed that the Negro had no traceable history beyond that of a slave, but author Alex Haley has proved this to be wrong by tracing his past to a seventh-generation ancestor in a village on the Gambia River. Haley spent thousands of dollars and seven years' work in his quest to discover his past. He will be sharing his research methods in a book which will be written as a guide for black genealogists, and the story of his own search will be told in a soon-to-be published book entitled Roots. Haley is also going even one step further by creating a black genealogical library in Washington, D. C. Through his search he learned that documentation is available for the blacks, such 8S plantation inventory lists, slave-sale records and emancipation records. His library, which will be open iIi 1976, will make available these records along with records from villages in Africa. The knowledge being so unselfishly shared by Haley will be of invaluable help to the many thousands of blacks who have been unsuccessful in fitting together the pieces of their broken pasts. White Anglo-Saxons have been at a distinct advantage in their searches due to the careful recordkeeping, but in the case of the blacks, the search can be painfully complex. An important point to remember while tracing your family tree is to attempt to do more than compile names and dates--look into the occupations of your ancestors and find out more about the history of your family. If it's possible to speak to someone who actually knew your parents or grandparents, take a tape recorder along and let him tell you the stories he might recall about your family. Sometimes a non-member of the family can give you an even greater insight about your pedigree. This will make your project even more interesting, and who knows what you will discover? A name in itself might prove to be very revealing, as second names came into being because everyone in the village was usually named John, William or Richard. This became so confusing that it became necessary to adopt a last name. The names used came from four major sources--occupations, location, father's name or an unusual characteristic. In other words, John,the village blacksmith became John Black or John Smith, and John, the village suit maker, became John Taylor. If John lived on the hill, he became John Hill, or, if near a stream, John Brook. The Foresters (see preceding page) might have roamed the woods with Robin Hood in Sherwood Forest. 85 �Using the father's name resulted in Williamson, Johnson and Richardson. Patronymics (father's names) in other countries ended in "sen" (Denmark and Norway), "pulos" (Greece), "ez" (Spain), and "wiecz" (Poland). In some countries, prefixes denoted "son," such as the Scotch and Irish use of "Mac" and "Mc" and the Germanic "Fritz." In Ireland~ the 0' denotes grandfather. Characteristics resulted in such surnames as Longfellow, Fox, Walker, Dancer, Witty, Elder, and so on. The Dictionary of American Family Names, published by Harper & Row, is available at most libraries and will give you the origin of thousands of names plus possible variations in spelling. Knowing who and what you are is certainly far more interesting than being "MXl02876." Good luck in your search! Copied with the permission of Family Circle Magazine, November 1972. **** Petitions for Naturalization Douglas Co. Kansas, ta~en from Naturalization Petition and Record Book Vol. I: Oct. 25, 1906 to Feb. 5, 1924 p. 149 Name: Theodore Spires Bahos Occupation: (192l-cook) (1924-proprietor of restaurant) Address: (1921)-1001 New Hampshire St., Lawrence, Ks. (1924)-1104 New York St., Lawrence, Kansas Description: (At age of 22) - complexion dark, 6 feet, 185 lbs., black hair, light blue eyes, no distinguishing marks. Born: Patras, Greece - 25 Dec. 1898 (or 1899) Emigrated to U.S. from Patras, Greece on vessel "Martha Washington". Arrived N.Y. on or about 5 Feb. 1913. Declaration of intention: 7 March 1921, Douglas Co. District Court Resided in Kansas since: 20 Dec. 1916 Wife: Lillie Spiros Bahos, born l1eaura, Oklahoma Children: Two p. 31 Name: Maria Louisa Johanna Helene Barteldes Residence: 510 Ohio, Lawrence Occupation: None Description: (age 60) complexion fair, 5'2", 180 lbs. gray hair, blue eyes Born: Hanover, Germany, 5 March 1848 Emigrated to U.S. from Bremen, Germany on vessel "Saliel". Arrived in N.Y. on or about 19th Sept. 1882 Declaration of intention: November 19, 1908, in Douglas Co. District Court Marital status: unmarried 86 �Petitions for Naturalization Con't. p. 52 Name: Abraham Bear Residence: 922 New Jersey St., Lawrence, Ks. Occupation: Garage Helper Born: 20 Dec. 1896 Place: Washilsek (7), Russia Emigrated to U.S. from Antwerp, Belgium on or about 2 July 1913. Boston, Mass. in vessel "Fatherland" Declaration of intention: 3 April 1917 Resided in Kansas since:5 April 1915 (except while in U.S. Army) Marital status: unmarried Arrived p. 95 Name: August Henry Boehle (Second application) ReSidence: Willow Springs Township, Douglas Co., Ks. Occupation:· Farmer Description: (Age 53) - fair complexion, 5'6", 155 lbs., brown hair, brown eyes, scar on inside of left hand. Resided in Kansas since: 1 May l8[H Born: 28th March 1864 "Emigrated from Potsdam, Germany on vessel, "Hohhenstaufer, 24 March l88!. Arrived N.Y. 12 April 1881. Declaration of intention: 27 Feb. 1918 Wife's name: Augusta Wilhelmina, born, Wisconsin Children: Five Name: Henry Bowman (father was John Bowman) ReSidence: 1809 Massachusetts St., Lawrence, Kansas Occupation: Engineer contractor Born: 24 or 29 Nov. 1860, Cumberland, England Emigrated from Liverpool, England about 12 April 1876 in vessel, "Illinois". Arrived at Philadelphia, Penn. on or about 25 April 1876. Resided Kansas since: 1 May 1876 Wife's name:. Sarah Elizabeth Bowman, b. St. Joseph, Mo., 18 Sept. 1861. Children: One adopted child p. 23 Name: Anselm Brohamer Residence: R.R. 5, Baldwin, Kansas Occupation: Farmer Born: 21 July 1846 Place: Burgcell, Wolfasch, Germany Emigrated to U.S. from Germany in vessel "Union" arrived port of N.Y. about 16 July 1870 Declaration of intention: October 17, 1876, Akron, (Summit Co.,) Ohio Wife's name: Barbara Flaeschmann of Kocherbach, Germany. Children: Fi ve To be, continued in future issues. Compiled and submitted by Judy Sweets, Lawrence, Kansas. 87 �DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS MARRIAGES 1866-1867 Recorded in the county clerk"s office, Lawrence, "Kansas. Compiled October 1979 by Mary Jamison listing groom, bride, date and officiant. ADAJ~S L. ROBERTS--14 March l867--Rev. John S. Brown , David C.--Emma . ADAMS, John N.--Mary A. MARKLE--7 Jan. l866--Rev. Jesse Brockway ANDERSON, William N.--Libbie J. WEAVER--15 11arch l866--Rev. H. D. Healey ANTHONY, Mark--Matilda MOORE--4 April l867--Rev. H. Green ARBANE, James C.--Edie ARBANE--20 May l866--Rev. O.H. Mitchell ASHER, Asa--Parthenia FARMER--ll Oct. l866--Rev. O.H. Mitchell ATKINSON, Isaac--Zilphia A. BURTON~-l Nov. l866--Rev. Madison F. Joiner AUSTIN, Robert--Julia CLAYTON--23 May l867--Chas. Pilla, J.P. BAIRD, William Franklin--Georgiana BELL--l July l866--Rev. Richard Cordley BAKER, Fletcher H.--Sarah FEARER--25 Dec. l866--Rev. 'Samuel Kretsinger BALDWIN, George A.--Melissa(Malisa)THORP--16 June l866--H.H. Howard, J.P. BALDWIN, Lewis Cass--Viola BOUTON--19 Aug. l866--Horace Tucker, J.P. BALES, Aaron--Elizabeth H. FORDS--25 April l866--Rev. O.H: Mitchell BALL, Samuel--Francis HARRISON--9 Aug. l866--H.H. Howard, J.P. BALLAGH, James--Nancy R. RAY--6 March l867--Rev. O.H. Mitchell BARKER, Daniel--Frances E. McGINNIS--2 June l867--H.H. Howard, J.P. BARKER, Pattsen--Adline STONE--3l July l866--Rev. H. Green BARTHOLOW, J. Newton--Mary A. FIELD--16 May l866--Rev. G.S. Dearborn BEALS, Jacob M.--Sarah F. WOODS--28 Jan. l866--Rev. W.H. Fisher BEAM, L.J.--Sarah F. RAY--13 Aug. l866--Rev. L.E. Ray BEELER, Samuel F.--Anna M. SHORT--10 July l866--Rev. Samuel MacBurney BENNETT, William--Mattie FORTNIGHT--12 April l866--Rev. Dudley Lee BETTS, John L.--Dillie SELLERS--27 Jan. l867--Rev. James M. Strasburg BLANKINSHIP, Elisha~-Ann SCOFIELD--10 June l866--Rev. John S. Brown BOLTON~ William--Harriet MOORE--14 Sept. l866--Rev. O.H. Mitchell BOWERS, Joseph--Fanny LEFTWICK--15 Dec. l866--Rev. Joseph H. Payne BRAGOON, David--Easter PRICE--23 Dec. l866--Rev. Abraham Rothrock BRENDER, John L. --Nancy E. SIURLEY --25 Dec. l866--Charles H. Sears, J. P . BRISCO, James--Susannah CHISSINBERG--14 Jan. l866--Rev. Wm. Kimberlin BRONSON, Henry--Mary A. SANGER--27 Aug. l866--Rev. John S. Brown BROOKS, Albert G.--Addie M. SWEET--14 June l866--Rev. Richard Cordley BROUTHERTON, W.H.--Rachel J. BAKER--7 March l867--Rev. D. Woodward BROWN, Arthur V.--Ann B. BROOKS--4 March l867--H.H. Howard, J.P. BROWN, John--Mary DELt~ARCH--l Aug. l866--Wm. Draper, J.P. BROWN, John--Mary Sophronia CALLAWAY--3 Jan. l867--H.H. Howard, J.P. BUCKELS, William--Martha E. WOOD--4 July l866--Horace Tucker, J.P. BURGOON, Thomas--Martha A. KINGCADE(KINCAID)--14 Jan. l866--Rev. Joel Sherfy BUTLER, John--Sarah DOYEL--7 April l866--C. Pilla, J.P. CALDWELL, Jackson--Mary BROWN--ll Feb. l866--Rev. Dudley Lee CAPPER, Alfred--Fanny GOODELL--16 Jan. l867--Rev. George F. Chapin CARNEY, James H., Esq.--Annie SPENCE--17 Hay l867--Rev. George F. Chapin CARR, Harden--Lizey DRISDEN--13 March l866--Rev. Dudley Lee . CARTER, John Lyman--Angie G. SARGENT--2l Jan. l866--Rev. Richard Cordley CARTER, Moses--Martha Jane JOHNSON--22 April l866--Rev. C.A. Bateman CAYLOR, Peter H.--Lucy Ann McKINNEY--l Feb. l866--Rev. Abraham Rothrock CAYTON, William H.--Margaret R. CRUTCHFIELD--4 Jan. l866--Rev. Wm. Kimberlin CHAPMAN, Wm. B.--Sarah R. BROWN--19 Aug. l866--Wm. Draper, J.P. CHEW, Robert--Rebecca Elizabeth HULBERT--29 June l866--Benjamin M. Pratt, J.P. 88 �Douglas County, Kansas Marriages 1866-1867 CHILSON, Stephen--Mary E. HARD--14 Jan. l866--Rev. John S. Brown CHRYSTY, John F.--Miss MILLER--3 Feb. l866--Rev. S. Favre, Catholic P,riest CLARK, George--Rachel MASON--6 April l867--Charles Pilla, J.P. CLARK, Oliver J.--Kate PERCY~-5 Sept. l866--Rev. J.F. Morgan COLE, Wm. H.--Mary E. NIX(ESSIX)--l Nov. l866--Benjamin M. Piatt, J.P. COLLINS, Charles--Lorette McMILLAN--27 Jan. l866--E.D. Ladd, J.P. CONKLIN, Benjamin F.--Sarah WOOD--30 Aug. l866--Rev. John S. Brown COPELAND, Henry--Libby MINER--no date--recorded 19 June l866--Rev. J.H. Payne CRAWFORD, Reid--Osadore A. ALLISON--8 Feb. l866--Rev. G. W. Paddock CREECH, Ira--Sue M. TURNER~-ll March l866--Rev. John S. Brown CUNNINGHAM, J.C.--Mary C. WARO--9 Jan. l866--Rev. G. W. Paddock CURES, Thomas L.--Clayana OLIVER--2 Oct. l866--Rev. James M. Strasburg CURTIS, John H.--Mary E. POTTER--25 May l866--Charles Chadwick, J.P. CURTISS, Wm.--Ella TRIPP--8 March l866--Rev. David Shuck DALLY, Albert--Margrett DUGAN--3 April l866--Rev. H.D. Fisher DANIELS, George--Mary FFANCIS--4 April l866--Rev. Dudley DAVIS, Benjamin F.--Amanda E. BOWLIN--l July l866--Rev. M.W. Marquess DAVIS, Jefferson--Mary GREGGS--5 May l866--Rev. Dudley Lee DAVIS, Oscar--Hattie SIMMS--l Aug. l866--Charles Chadwick, J.P. DAVIS, Richard--Jane JACKSON--7 May l866--S. R. Waters, J.P. DEER, Emerson--Elizabeth HINK--8 July l867--Jesse McKenney, J.P. DERBY, Frederick A.--Clara H. WHITE--8 March l866--Rev. Richard Cordley DINNEY, Absalam--Harriet SIMPSON--20 Feb. l866--E.D. Ladd, J.P. DOLLINYER, Charles--Emelia YOUNG--25 March l866--Rev. Alois Mayers, Catholic ~riest DONAHUE, John--Martha M. BALDWIN--14 Jan. l867--Rev. George F. Chapin DREW, Elisha--Martha E. LITTLE--ll March l867--Rev. John G. Piper DUNGAR, Willis--Kate FRENCH--4 Oct. l866--Rev.Job W. Hague DURLAND, J. Henry--Eunice L. COX--l Jan. l867--Rev.E. D. Bentl~y EDIE, J.S.--Maria C. DANIELS--l Harch l866--Rev. G.W. Paddock EDMISTON, James C.--Flora J. GREEN--16 Oct. l866--Rev. Jesse Brockway EDr1URTSEN, Selman--America HENDERSON--9 Aug. l866--Rev. H. Green EGGERS, Henry--Catherine EGGERS--1(6) Dec. l866--Wm. Ginley, J.P. ELLISTON, John H.--Nannie DUNN--6 June l867--James M. Hendry, J.P. ENRIGHT, Munroe J.--Frances POORE--8 April l867--Rev. Edwin D. Bentley ETTER, Edwin D.--Hester A. McKEE--4 March l866--Rev. O.H. Mitchell ETTER, George A.--Eliza J. LEACH--3l March l867--Rev. Jesse Brockway EVANS, Henry--Mary WHITLOCK--7 June l866--Rev. Richard Cordley FALLEY, Samuel--Elizabeth L. SAUMS--2l March l867--Rev. O.H.Mitchell FARMER, Lemuel T.--Mary J. MATHEWS--no date--recorded 10 May 1866--Rev. O.H. Mitchell FIELDING, Jeremiah--E1iza JONES-- June l866--Evan Jones, Cherokee Missionary FIELDS, Edward--Jane HARRIS--11 Aug. l866--Rev. H. Green FISH, Thomas--Mary P. FULLER--24 Dec. l866--H.H. Howard, J.P. FITZMORRIS, Dennis--Sarah DONAHOE--8 July l866--Rev. S. Favre, Catholic Priest FOWLER, Chester F1oyd--Emi1y(Emi1ie) PARDEE~-13 April 1866--C. Pilla, J.P. FULLER, Wallace--Anne AYER--15 April l867--Rev. R.W. Oliver GAMLIN, Samue1--Cherry GAMLIN--18 May l866--Rev. O.H. Mitchell GEER, Benjamin--Lucinda MOREHEAD--19 May l867--Charles Chadwick, J.P. GELEANE (GELERENE.,GELEIENE)John--Nancy BANKS--24 June l866--Rev. H. Green GENTRY, Austian--Sylvia WARD--2 Feb. l866--Charles Dickson, J.P. GLADDEN, Jerry--Susannah DAVIS--15 Jan. l866--Rev. Dudley Lee 89 �Douglas County, Kansas Marriages 1866-1867 GLENN, Jonathan H.--Ma1vina ZINN--20 Feb. 1866--R.W. Dummar, J.P. GRANBY, Danie1--E1iza BRAND--15 Sept. 1866--Char1es Chadwick, J.P. GRAZIER, Moses L.--Mary E. STANFIELD--16 Dec. 1866--H.H.Howard, J.P. GULASPIE, John Wm.--Minerva FRAKER--8 July 1866--R.W. Dummer, J.P. HACKWORTH, P1easant--Mary WALTON--27 March 1867--Char1es Pilla, J.P. HAMILTON, James P.--Sarah A. RANKIN--28 June 1866--Char1es Chadwick, J.P. HARD, A.B.--Sarah J. DOUGLAS--12 April 1866--Rev. G.W. Paddock HARD, Gideon--Joanna V. JONES--22 Feb. 1866--Rev. G.W. Paddock HARRINGTON, Jesse--Jane BARLEY--2 May 1867--Char1es Chadwick, J.P. HARRIS, Robert--Katharine ESSEX--31 Dec. 1866--Char1es Pilla, J.P. HARRIS, W. M.--Lydia TOOTHAKER--12 Sept. 1866--Rev. George S. Dearborn HARVEY, Thomas B.--Sarah F. SHORT--12 Jan. 1867--Rev. Jesse Brockway HASTINGS, 01iver--Sarah F. AMSDEN--6 Dec. 1866--Rev. Joseph H. Payne HAVENS, George--E1iza A. JACKSON--26 April 1866--Rev. T.J. Ferri1 HEATH, A. Judson--He1en A. ISERMAN--12 May 1867--Rev. Wm. C. Tenney HERRINGTON, Robert C.--Lena V. HENRY--12 April 1866--Rev. Richard Cord ley HITCHCOCK, Bethue1--De1iser LEWIS--23 Aug. 1866--Rev. T.J. Ferri1 HOLLADAY, Duncan~-Ma!y V. THRASHER--13 Aug. 1866--Rev. H.M. Greene HOLMES, We1lington--Mariah BLACKSTEN--8 April 1866--John Pieratt, J.P. HOLTZ, John--Margaret LEWIS--2 April 1867--Rev. E. Vea HORNBACH, Samue1--Rebecca CHRISS--18 March 1866--Rev. L.R. Campbell HORTON, James C.--Fannie B. ROBINSON--22 April 1867--Rev. R.W. Oliver HULTSOPPLE, Jacob--Barbra BUCKHART--22 Feb. 1866--Rev. George F. Chapin IRONSIDE, Robert--Susan L. KING--4 March 1866--Wm. Draper, J.P. JACKSON, Harry--Fi1is LADLEY--1 Jan. 1866--Rev. Dudley Lee JACKSON, Henry--Nancy RILEY--24 June 1866--Rev. H. Green JEWITT, Luther--Mary Jane SQUARES--4 Oct. 1866--Char1es Chadwick, J.P. JOHNSON, A1bert--JaneC. RICE--3 Feb. 1867--Rev. Samuel Kretsinger JOHNSON, King--Josephene WALTON--21 May 1866--Rev. O.H. Mitchell JOINER, M.F.--Char1otte Ann HOLMARK--1 July 1866--Rev. W.W. Williams JONES, James--Ruth COLLIER--30 Sept. 1866--Rev. Richard Cord1ey JONES, Va1entine--Kate SIMSON--22 Sept. 1866--Char1es M. Sears KEES, Andrew--Sarah GROOMS--27 Oct. 1866--H.H. Howard, J.P. KELLEY, James N.--Anna G.VANANDA--20 May 1866--Rev. John S. Brown KLAUS, Robert--Sarah E. COLLINS--l1 Oct. 1866--H.H. Howard, J.P. KLEINVOGAL, Char1es--Dora PAPENHUSEN--no date--recorded 13 June 1866-Charles Pilla, J.P. KNIGHT, Geo. W.--Caro1ine M. BE~~--15 March 1866--Rev. Martin Seiler KRETSINGER, Isaac W.--Mary L. BRANDER--24 Feb. 1867--Rev. H.M. Greene LAMBDIN, McKendrie L.--E1la GILBERT--13 Aug. l866--Rev. J.F. Morgan LAMON, Wm. H.--Harriet A. BELL--1 April 1866--Rev. Richard Cord1ey LANATH, Oscar M.--Sarah HALE--7 Jan. l866--Charles Darr, J.P. LANDRETH, Henry--Me1inda LANDERS--9 Nov. 1866--Char1es Pilla, J.P. LAPTAD, Peter--Agnes PETRIE--3 Feb. 1867--Rev. J.F. Morgan LEON, Joseph--Betsey Ann BARKER--26 May 1866--H.H. Howard, J.P. LEONARD, Henry--Eme1ine PEARCE--19 Aug. 1866--Rev. John S. Brown LOGAN, A1bert--Oma GAIRIT--25 May 1866--Rev. O.H. Mitchell LONGFELLOW, Jacob W.--Sarah A. DAVIS-~8 Nov. 1866--Rev. G.S. Dearborn LONGFELLOW, Nathan L.--Mary E.R. CAMPBELL--31 Jan. 1867--Rev. Geo. S. Dearborn LOVETT, George--E1iza A. JOHNSON--5 April 1867--J.W. Vaughn, J.P. LOWRIE, James Edward--Elizabeth FRANCE--18 March 1867--Rev. James H. Carruth LYON, Samuel E.--Annie R. BARTLEMAN--28 April 1867--Rev. George S. Dearborn 90 �Douglas County, Kansas Marriages 1866-1867 McCAN, Stephen S.--Em1ey f. TOLLE--26 July 1866--Rev. O.H. Mitchell McCLELAN, Joseph S.--Sarah E. BELL--7 Jan. 1866--Wm. Draper, J.P. McCOOLE, James P.--Mary A. McKEE--25 Dec. 1866--Rev. O.H. Mitchell McCULLIE, Gabrie1--Ada1ine WARD--22 April 1867--Rev. Dudley Lee McCURRY, John--Eunice M. Seward-- ? Feb. l867--recorded 13 June 1867--Rev. R.P. Duvall McDEVITT, Samuel L.--Demarest PROVO--6 April 1866--E.D. Ladd, J.P. McEATHRON, Rufus C.--Fannie E. TUCKER--3 Feb. 1867--Rev. Henry M. Greene McKINLEY, James B.--Ju1ia A. PORTER--19 April 1866--Rev. J.F. Morgan MAHONEY, Thomas--Bridget WEIS--17 June 1866--Rev. S. Favre, Catholic Priest MALLORY, J.S.--Casanda THAYER--15 March 1866--Rev. N. Taylor MALLOY, John--Pari1ee R. RAY~-13 Aug. 1866--Rev. H.M. Greene MAPHET, John R.--A1ice C. MUNGER--19 Aug. 1866--S.R. Waters, J.P. MARKLE, Gabrie1--Mary T. LAHAY--22 March 1866--Wm. Draper, J.P. MARKS, A1ex--Eunice A. FAXON--4 March 1867--Rev. John S. Brown MARKS, James--Martha ALLEN--8 Jan. 1866--Rev. G.W. Paddock MARTIN, Char1es--Emily WILSON--3 April l867--Rev. H. Green MARTIN, Houstin--Ma1inda JOHNSON--21 Jan. 1866--Rev. Dudley Lee MEEKER, E.J.--Minnie DAVIS--22 Feb. 1866--Rev. W. Locke MERVIN, Scott--Me1issa HICKS--l July 1866--H.H. Howard, J.P. MERWIN, Arthur T.--Ce1estia T. WAIT--6 April 1866--Rev. Richard Cordley MIERLY, Michae1--Mary A. ALUMBAUGH--28 Feb. 1867--Rev. T.J. Ferri1 MILLER, Charles P.--Sarah C. WOODLAND--10 Sept. 1866--Rev. R.W. Oliver MILLS, Albert D.--C1ara M. DEY--1 March l866--Rev. Geo. Chapin MISNEY, Wm. A.--Mary L. ROBERTS--18 Feb. 1866--Rev. S. Weaver MITCHELL, C.W.--Mary A.F. WADE--10 June 1866--Rev. S. Weaver MITCHELL, Green--Jennette FOSTER--2l May 1866--Rev. O.H. Mitchell MONROE, Anthony--Anne CLARK--24 Dec. 1866--Chas. Pilla, J.P. MONTANYE, Edward--Margaret COPPINGER--30 Jan. 1867--Chas. Chadwick, J.P. MONTGOMERY, Michae1--Mary TURNER--17 March 1867--Rev. John Bower MOORE, Alexander B.--C1ara BUCKLES--11 Oct. 1866--Rev. Jesse Brockway MORGAN, Peter--Catherine McKEARNEE--26 Aug. 1866--Rev. S. Faver, Catholic Priest MORTEN, James--Per1inaLOGAN--13 Nov. 1866--Rev. O.H. Mitchell MOSBY, Andrew--Jane MOSBY(CALDWELL)--17 May 1866--Rev. Evan Jones MOYS, Rev. H.--Ju1ia A. STOCKING--24 Oct. 1866--Rev. H.D. Fisher MURPHY, Timothy--Bridget(?)GRANT--17 June 1866--Rev. F.J. Wattron, Catholic Priest NEEL, Thomas--E1izabeth Cornelius BOOTH--8 July 1866--Char1es M. Sears, J.P. NELSON, Martin--Lucy WIGG--30 Oct. 1866~-Chas. Chadwick, J.P. NEWMAN, George--Maggie ALLEN--30 April 1867--Rev. Dudley Lee NEWMAN, Thomas G.--Josephine WILLIAMS--22 Aug. 1866--Rev. George S. Dearborn NICHOLLS, George A.--A1va V. BURNETT--15 Oct. l866--Rev. Richard Cord1ey NYE, George M.--Mrs. L.E. WILLIAMS--25 Nov. 1866--Rev. George F. Chapin OWEN, Alvin E.--Eme1ine BROCKWAY--25 July 1866--Rev. Jesse Brockway OWENS, Simeon--Isabe11a HANROY(HANVOY,HAMOY)--l July 1866--Rev. Dudley Lee PAISTON, Lymen E.--Anna HARNED--4 July 1866--Rev. R. W. Oliver PALMER, B.D.--Gertie NORTON--l Jan. 1867--Rev. R. W. Oliver PARKER, Antony--Mary Elizabeth STEPTON--20 Jan. 1867~-Gabrie1 Gray, J.P. PEARSON, Joseph E.--Mary STUDEBAKER--23 Oct. 1866--Rev. Geo. F. Chapin PELED, Jefferson--Martha MUMFURD--16 Jan. l867--Rev. H. Green PERRY, Thomas--Ann POLK--No date, recorded 19 June 1866--Rev. Joseph H. Payne PIERATT, Balvard J.--Ju1iette MOORE--29 Jan. 1867--Rev. John S. Brown PIERSOL, Si1as--Mary E. GUY--23 Sept. 1866--Rev. Geo. S. Dearborn POKE, James--Ann JONES--14 Dec. l866--Rev. H. Green POOL, Francis A.--Harriet T. HANNAM--14 March 1866--S. B. Waters, J.P. POOR, Henry--Mary LAWS--4 Jan. 1866--Rev. W. Kimberlin 91 �Douglas County, Kansas Marriages 1866-1867 POWELL, Benjamin--E1izabeth JACKSON--22 March 1866 PRENTICE, Dr. S.R.--Annie J. SOUL--21 June 1866--Rev. E.D. Bentley PRUIT, Anderson--Nancy PUCKETT--24 Feb. 1866--E.D. Ladd, J.P. RANDALL, Reuben--Lizzie WOOD--3 Feb. 1867--Rev. Richard Cord1ey RANDOLPH, John--Char1otte FULLBRIGHT--14 March 1866--Rev. H. Green RATZENSTEIN, Simon--Regine SHLOSS--7 Jan. 1867--Rev.H. Friendlich RAZEY, Daniel P.--Susannah HARMON--1 June 1867--Rev. Geo. S. Dearborn REASTER, John D.--Hannah Ann GLIZER-~2S April 1867--Chas. Chadwick, J.P. REECE, Commodore B.--Sarah A. BROCRAW--16 May 1867--Rev. H.D. Fisher REID, John W.--Maggie E. WILLIAMS--11 Nov. 1866--Rev. G.S. Dearborn REINHARD, John G.--Kate TRUSHEIM--19 March 1867--Rev. Henry Meyer RICHARDS, Charles O.--Belle CAIN--23 Sept. 1866--Char1es M. Sears, J.P. RICHARDS, Henry H.--F1ora H. ROGERS--27 Jan. 1867--Rev. Richard Cord1ey RICHARDSON, Thadeus B.--Martha F. BROWN--S July 1866--Wm. Draper, J.P. RIGGS, Joseph E.--Emma E. ELDRIDGE--1 June 1867--James M. Hendry, J.P. ROBINS, Wm.--A1ma L. ETTER--20 Jan. 1866--Rev. O.H. Mitchell ROE, John F.--Mary CHAPMAN--21 Feb. 1867--S.B. Waters, J.P. ROSBERRY, James E.--A1ity BROOKS--6 March 1866--Rev. O.H. Mitchell ROSEBAUGH, Thomas--Mary V. FREEMAN--S Sept. 1866--Rev. Sam'l MacBurney RUNNER, Henry--Nancy J. GILL--10 May 1867--Chas. Chadwick, J.P. SCHNEIDER,Emanue1--Eppa1ina EPLEY--2S Dec. 1866--Rev. Henry Meyer SCHORDA, Peter--Josephine DONWILLER--12 April 1866--Rev. G. W. Paddock SCOTT, Samuel S.--Rachae1 T. HESTER--1 Jan. 1866-~S.B. Waters, J.P. SEYBOLD, John A.--Bertha WETCEL--l4 July l866--Ben. M. Piatt, J.P. SHANK, John--Samatha SALSBURY--20 Nov. 1866--Rev. H.D. Fisher SHOPE, William M.--Margaret E. CAMPBELL--22 Feb. 1867~-Chas. Chadwick, J.P. SHUGART, Charles A. --Carrie J. COMBS--S May 186 7--Rev~' Richard Cord1ey SIBLEY, W.S.--Mary E. EVANS--29 May 1867-,-Rev. G.S. Dearborn SPENCER, William F.--Martha Jane TRUE--6 Nov. 1866--Rev. L.R. Campbell SPRIGGS, Edmond--E1izabeth BEVLER(?)--12 Sept. 1866--Rev. Dudley Lee STEELE, L. Scott--Louisa BLAKELY--1 March 1866--Rev. George F. Chapin STEVENS, George H.--Eme1ine KIRBY--29 March 1866--E.D. Ladd, J.P. STEVENS, John--Mary JONES--S March 1866--John Pieratt, J.P. STITZ, Wm.--E1izabeth LORD--17 April 1866--Rev. Richard Cord1ey STREADE, Frank--Ann MILLER--12 July 1866--Rev. H. Green STRAHAN, A.J.--Mary J. LACY--4 July 1866--Rev. T.B. Woodard STRONG, Horace E.--E11en B. NORTON--6 Dec. 1866~-Rev. Richard Cord1ey SULLIVAN, John--Bridget DWEYER--26 Aug. 1866--Father S. Favre SWAREH, Frederick--Anna Elizabeth REBERT--29 June 1866--Rev. Phillip Frieker SWIFT, Francis B.--Mattie TURNER--12 Dec. 1866--Rev. Richard Cord1ey TAYLOR, Amos--Sarah A. BARRETT--7 June 1866--Rev. Job W. Hague TAYLOR, Char1es--Em1y GAINS--22 July 1866--Rev. H.R. Bevels THOMAS, Erven--Caro1ine OVELTON-~29 Dec. 1866--Rev. H. Green THOMPSON, Ne1son--Fannie MOORE--30 April 1866--Rev. Dudley Lee THORP, Mathew--Nansey THORP--1 May 1866--Rev. Dudley Lee THUGGARD, Richard--E11en SWIFT--29 Oct. 1866--F~ther S. Favre TOLLE, Reuben H.--E1izabeth CURRY--11 Nov. 1866--H.H. Howard, J.P. TOWNSEND, Herod M.--Jemima SIBERT--20 May 1866--H.H. Howard, J.P. TRAVIS, Ezra D.--E1iza MULFORD--11 March 1866--Rev. Geo. W. Paddock TRIPPLETT, G.W.--Tempe E. GOCIA--15 Jan. 1866--Rev. O.H.Mitche11 TRUSHEIM, Conrad--Gertrude ALBRECHT--23 Dec. 1866--Rev. Henry Meyer TRYAN, Pomeroy B.--Charity E. JOHNSON--22 April 1866--Rev. R.S. Campbell 92 �Douglas County, Kansas Marriages 1866-1867 VANDAMAN, Clinton P.--~~ry E. GRITLESS--2l June l866--Rev. A.P. Anderson WAKEFIELD, T.J.--Miss M.E. BALDWIN--2s Jan. l866--Recorded 6 April 1867-Rev. H.D. Fisher WALKER, James--Laura LEWIS--ls March l866--Rev. Hector Barker WALLACE, John A.--Josephine B. HOYT--14 Oct. 1866--Rev. R.W. Oliver WASHINGTON, Perry--Sarah GREGG--18 May l866--Rev. Evan Jones WETrKER, Enoch--Elizabeth WEIHEL--ls Feb. l867--Charles Pilla, J.P. WENTGERTER, Louis--Ellen KANMOND--2l April l867--Chas. Chadwick, J.P. WHITCOMB,A.H.--Mary B. GRIFFITH--s April l866--Rev. Edwin D. Bentley WHITE, Morris E.--Isabella E. DICKSON--28 ~~rch l866--Rev. J.F. Morgan WHITE, William W.--Louisa M. RICHARDS--7 May l867--Rev. Richard Cordley WHITMAN, H. Delos--Roselthe H. FILLMORE--ll Oct. l866--Rev. E.D. Bentley WILLETT, H.W.--Susannah SPARR--28 May l866--Rev. H.D. Fisher WILLIAMS, Alexander--Mary SIMPSON--10 June l866--Rev. David T. Woodward WILLIAMS, James--Ellen SIMMS--2 May 1867--Chas. Chadwick, J.P. WILLIAMS, Levi--Eliza Jane McKAUGHEE--6 Jan. l867--S.B. Waters, J.P. WINCHESTER, Sippuel--Alice BROWN--10 Jan. l867--Rev. O.H. Mitchell WINGFIELD, O.H.P.--Hester A. CRUMMETT--ls March l866--Rev. A. Hitchcock WINKELMAN, Wm.--Jane DIX--30 Sept. l866--Chas. Pilla, J.P. WITHERS, Edwin R.--Mary ROGERS--3 May l867--Chas. Chadwick, J.P. WOOD, Zachariah C.--Matilda J. BUCKELS--19 Aug. l866--Horace Tucker, J.P. WOOLSEY, Eugene D.--Amanda C. BECK--6 Jan. l867--Rev. John S. Brown WORREL, Amos--Evelyn J. BRYSON--2l Oct. l866--John Pieratt,J.P. WRIGHT, Charles--Sarah Jane TAYLOR--27 Feb. l867--Chas. Chadwick, J.P. ZIMMERMAN, James L.--Fanny BLAKELY--14 Nov. 1866--Rev. Geo. F. Chapin ZINN, Geo. W.--Elizabeth HORNBACK--22 March l866--Rev. David Shuck 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) Cordley's "HISTORY OF LAWRENCE". $10.50 members; $12.50 non-:-members. (Postage and tax extra) 16 count package of four Lawrence scenes Notes. tax extra) $3.00 (Postage and "THE ORIGINAL PREMPTIONS OF DOUGLAS COUNTY (KANSAS) '.'. $5.50 and tax extra) "THE ORIGINAL LANDOWNERS OF THE CITY OF LAWRENCE". tax extra) $6.00 (Postage (Postage and Tax is added only where applicable. 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. 93 �A COLLECTION OF 30,000 NAMES OF GERMAN, SWISS, DUTCH, FRENCH IMMIGRANTS IN PENNSYLVANIA FROM 1727 TO 1776, p. 359: Sept. 26, 1764: Ship: Brittania, Thomas Arnot Captain, Rotterdam Christain Sachsman 1790 Census for Pennsylvania, W~stmore1and Co., Deery Twp. Christopher Saxman 1810 Census for Pennsylvania, Westmoreland Co., Derry Twp. Christian Saxman Sr. Christian Saxman Jr. Frederic Saxman Mathias Saxman 1840 Census for Pennsylvania, Armstrong Co. Wayne Twp. Christian Sachsman Nicholas Sachsman Christian Sachsman 1850 Census for Pennsylvania, Armstrong Co. Wayne Twp. Christian Saxman, t~l Elizabeth Saxman, 41 Jacob, 12 Susannah, 10 - married William Marshall 1868 Henry, 7 Joseph, 5 1880 Census for Kansas, Douglas Co. Marion Twp. H. R. Saxman, 37 - with William Marshall in the Civil War Libby A., 29 George, 10 Clara B., 8 Ray, 5 G. F. Saxman, 35 A1evida A., 27 Ford, 9 Lilly, 4 Willow Springs Township Jacob Saxman, 41 Sarah A., 41 Christian, 19 Anna, 17 John, 10 Joseph, 13 Edward, 6 Emma E, 1 94 �Willow Springs Twp. Christian Soxman, 70 Elizabeth, 71 William Marshall, 39 Susan (Soxman), 39 Elizabeth, 10 Laura, 9 Franklin, 7 Mary, 4 William Marshall was in Company G, 78 Regiment of Pennsylvania Infantry in the Civil War from September 12, 1861 until November 4, 1864. He and Henry Soxman enlisted together and so probably belonged to the same Regiment. There is a biograpl'dcal sketch of H. R. Soxman in the book "History of Kansas" by A. T. Andreas published in 1883 in Chicago. The sketch appears on page 361 of Vol. 1. Submitted by Mrs. Catherine Ramsey, 1108 22nd St. West, Bradenton, Florida 33505 ********* It was sleeting overhead and slushy underfoot. People hurried along 42nd Street with their coat collars up about their ears, hardly glancing at passersby. A young Negro, carrying a heavy valise in one hand and a huge suitcase in the other, hurried toward the Grand Central Station, slipping and skidding as he went. Suddenly a hand reached out and took the valise, while a pleasant voice said: "Let me take one, brother! Bad weather to have to carry things." The Negro was reluctant, but the white man insisted: "I'm going your way." All the way to the station they chatted like two old buddies. Years later, Booker T. Washington said: "That was my introduction to Theodore Roosevelt!" --Maenna Cheeserton-Mangle. **** Excerpts from: "KANSAS" by Hon. John J. Ingalls It seems incredible that there was a time when Kansas did not exist; when its name was not written on the map of the United States; when the Kansas cyclone, the Kansas grasshopper, the Kansas boom, and the Kansas Utopia were unknown. I was a student in the Junior class at Williams College when President Pierce, forgotten but for that signature, approved the act establishing the Territory of Kansas, May 30, 1854. I recall the inconceivable agitation that preceded, accompanied and followed the event. It was an epoch. Destiny closed one volume of our annals, and, opening another, traced with shadowy finger upon its pages a million epitaphs, ending with "Appomattox". 95 �LAWRENCE DAILY JOURNAL WORLD, Thursday, October 10, 1929. Lawrence, Kansas COUNTY IN PATH OF EARLY EXPLORERS Trading Post Near Lake View First Permanent Settlement Douglas county was first visited, as far as is known, by white men in the persons of French traders who passed up the Kaw river in the first quarter of the'eighteenth century. They traded with the native Indian tribes. A century later white explorers followed the waterways to the west. Fremont, in 1842, camped near the present site of Lawrence on bluffs commanding a view of the river. He was surveying a railroad route to the Pacific coast and stated in his report that there were enough trees along the Kaw bottom to furnish ties. Fremont followed the Santa Fe Trail which crossed the Wakarusa near Franklin, southwest of Eudora, and passed near Lawrence and left the county beyond Big Springs. The first permanent white settlement in Douglas county was made by Frederick Choutea, who, in 1827, established a trading post on the south side of the Kansas river a little above Lake View. Shortly after he moved to Shawnee county. Some of the men who came to Douglas county in 1854 settled along the California Road. This road was one of the great highways of travel between the East and the Pacific coast and crossed the county from east to west. It was also the route over which much of the Pottawattomie trade passed, one of the great crcossings of the river being at Uniontown, in what is now Shawnee county. The men who settled along the road and the dates they came were: J. W. Lunkis of South Carolina, April 13; A. R. Hopper, ~~y 9; Clark Stearns and William H. R. Lykins, May 26; A. B. and N. E. Wade, June 5; J. A. Wakefield, June 8; Calvin and Martin Adams, June 10; J. J. Eberhart, June 12; Brice W. Miller, June 6; J. H. Harrison, June 14; H. S. and Paul C. Eberhart; June 15; S. N. Wood, June' 24; Mr. Rolf, June 24; L. A. Lagerquest, July 4; James F. Legate, July 5; William Lyon and Josiah Hutchinson in J~ly. On the Wakarusa, south of the road Joel K. Goodwin settled in May, and William Breyman, July 18. T. W. and R. F. Barber settled near the site of Bloomington, in 1855, and Oliver Barber at the same place, June 1, 1857. During the same month and at a later date John A.Bean, N. A1quine and M. Albin settled a little further west, where the village of Clinton now stands and Albin opened a store there. Napoleon Bonaparte Blanton settled on the Wakarusa four miles directly south of Lawrence and built a bridge, known as Blanton's Bridge. G. W. Zinn, A. W. Glenn, M. S. Winter and William Shirley settled on the site of Lecompton in 1854. On what is now the site of Vin1and, Jacob Branson, Charles W. Dow, Franklin N. Coleman, George Cutler, F. B. Varnum, William \Vhite, Josiah Hargus and Harrison W. Buckley took claims during the year. At Baldwin City, Robert Pierson, Richard Pierson, Jacob Cantre1 and L. F. Green took claims. 96 �On the claim of Paris Ellison, two miles southeast of Lecompton, was laid out the site of Douglas. G. W. Clarke and others were associated with him as town proprietors. Late in the year William Harper and John Chamberlain settled at the forks of the road at Big Springs. Prior to the passage of the Kansas-Nebraska bill much land had been marked out by Missourians for preemption in the Kaw Valley against the protests of the Indians. The county was part of the Shawnee Indian reservation set apart by the treaty of 1825. Claims of Pro-slavery men were marked by logs cut and sliced and piled up. Signs were erected stating that these claims belonged to these men. Those preempting the claims stated that anyone who attempted to take these claims would be shot. The boundaries of the county as defined by the Territorial legislature of 1855: "Beginning at the main channel of the Kansas River, at the northwest corner of Johnson County; thence south to the southwest corner of Johnson County;. thence west twenty-four (24) miles to a point equidistant between the limits (embraced in the original plats) of the towns of Lecompton and Tecumseh". Evidently, there was no boundary on the west unless it was that line between Tecumseh and Lecompton. It is presumed that the river formed the north boundary. The county was named for Stephen A. Douglas, author of the Kansas-Nebraska Act. By 1883, the limits of the county read from the northwest corner of Johnson County in the main channel of the Kansas river, then up the channel of the river to the southwest corner of Leavenworth County •. thence north oriwest boundary line of Leavenworth county to north line of township 12, thence west on said north line to the middle of the main channel of the Kansas river. This took in what is now known as Grant township. The western boundary line was determined as the line between the second and third tiers of sections in Range 17. Populations in different years: 1857, 3,727; 1860, 9,207; 1865, 15,814; l875i 18,365; 1880, 24,773; 1885, 25,092; 1890, 23,828; 1895, 23,075. Submitted by Jane Wiggins, Lawrence, Kansas. Copied with full permission of The Lawrence Daily Journal World. * *** Kansas was the prologue to a tragedy whose epilogue has not been pronounced; the prelude to a fugue of battles whose reverberations have not yet died away. ' Floating one summer night upon a moonlit sea, I heard far over the still waters a high, cle:ar voice singing: "To the West! To the West! To the land of the free. Where the mighty Mi:ssouri rolls down to the sea; Where a man is a man if he's willing to toil, . And the humblest may gather the fruits of the soil." From "KANSAS" by Hon. J?hn J. Ingalls 97 �THE KANSAS COLLECTION Located on the University of Kansas campus, in 220 Kenneth Spencer Research Library on the ground lev.el, The Kansas Collection, is the place where a researcher with early Kansas ancestors will find answers to many unanswered questions. It was established in 1892 by Carrie Watson, first Librarian of the university. The Collection is dedicated to the preservation of the social, cultural, political, and economic history of Kansas and the Kansas region (Nebraska, Colorado, Oklahoma and Missouri). Manuscripts, photographs, books, newspapers, and maps are to be found in the Kenneth Spencer Research Library, completed in 1968 with temperature and humidity maintained at levels which prevent the physical deterioration of the collections. The Kansas Collection has holdings of the papers of famous men and less well kno\?U figures in the story of Kansas. These collections represent the full breadth of the Kansas region's history and prehistory and the impact of the Plains' environment on the history of the nation. Personal and family papers, such as those of the Stewart-Lockwood family, of the Fowler-Rose-Thompsonfamily, of the William Clarke Quantrill and of the famous John Brown, are contained in::the Collection. The papers of politicians, the writings and correspondence of the Balzac Hoffman; the manuscript autobiography of an ex-slave, Andrew Williams; the vast financial enterprises of J. B. Watkins Land and Mortgage Company and many, many others are among the major collections. "millionaresocialist"~Christian "Kansas" sP!lled-Aver ~nto .western; Colorado and northern Oklahoma._ What happened in Kansas directly affected .- --,.: events in Nebraska and Missouri. Any correspondence or records that relate to Kansas or the region can be evaluated as to their historical value by the Collection librarian. They could be valuable and possibly should be preserved for posterity. Tour groups are welcome but should make arrangements for an appointment. Individuals are welcome to visit also. DIARISTS RECORD TRIALS AND TRAVAILS OF PLAINSMEN LIFE by Roger Martin The pages are brittle in these diaries, as are the spirits of the longdead who wrote in them. Elizabeth and Wesley Harvey Duncan were living in Lawrence in 1867 when they decided to join a group headed for California. Mrs. Duncan kept a diary. On departure day, June 24, 1867, whe writes: "The dreaded day has at last come." The next day the pain of leaving has eased enough for her to write, "For the first time since leaving home, I could eat a little." 98 �Thumb through the pages quickly, and you'll notice the disintegration of Mrs. Duncan's handwriting, her letters turning to alphabet soup by the last pages. It's a point noted by Sheryl Williams, curator of the Spencer Library's Kansas Collection, though she hesitates to connect the change in the handwriting to any psychic disintegration. While she avoids the role of analyst, Ms. Williams is the gatekeeper of the collection's diaries, of which there are.approximate1y 500. And she can tell you precisely that 4,000 linear feet of manuscript ephemera is included in the collection's holdings of diaries, business records, ledgers and letters. Disavowing a burning, personal interest in the diaries, Ms. Williams says, "My interest stems from being a person who works with this kind of material all the time. My interest is not drawn to diaries above and beyond other things." Yet somehow the world of the diaries is enfolding. Hours of reading telescope into minutes, it seems, as one squints to piece letters into words, words into sentences. And what is not written seems, at times, translatable into a silent cry, an untold loneliness. In the last diary kept by Hrs. Duncan that the Spencer possesses, she writes from San Jose in 1868. After filling the pages faithfully for two months, she falters, making her second-to-last entry on March 1: "Sabbath day has come and with it a sadness I can not shake off it is so muddy I could not go to Church or Sabbath schoo1." After an unexplained silence, the final entry (Nov. 21) reads, "Spent the evening at Aunt Betties ••. think more of my dear Aunt every day. Hope she will always be my aunt." Not all the diaries are so mournful, Ms. Williams says. Although some people relate feelings, others give detailed descriptions of their surroundings and still others offer no more than the weather and the time they woke up and went to bed. Why would the last group write at all? Ms. Williams says she believes that perhaps those people felt bound to write for some reason but then were uncomfortable with expressing their thoughts. One frustration she has felt reading the diaries, she says, is a lack of detail about the trivial matters of daily existence. They'll tell you they cooked supper, for example, but they won't tell you what they ate, who did the cooking or what role the children played in meal preparation, she says. 99 �Does the diarists' neglect extend to the great as well? Yes, she says, presenting a modern analogy in a rhetorical question: "How many people wrote anything down when President Kennedy was shot, for example?" Yet J. Findlay Harrison, writing in 1866, relates a bit of lore he learned in Lawrence about the town's sacking by William Clark Quantrill's raiders in 1863: "There are now to be seen but few evidences of the burning and massacre of the 21 Aug 63. Quantre11's (sic) band of assassins came in at 4 a.m., murdered 189 men, and destroyed the town, Yet cowards as they were they would avoid a closed house for fear of a shot ... Two doors south is a stone house, the owner of which refused to surrender and dared them to break in -- After some pa~ley they rode off leaving him and house in safety -- A woman of noto~ riety named Sally Young saved the inmates of the Eldridge Hotel -- by her influence over Quantre11. .. " One diary contains drawings. It was kept by the gaudily named German immigrant, Carl Julius Adolph Hunnius, who did surveying in the Midwest for the U.S. Army and kept diaries of his work in 1876. His meticulousness shows on the penciled-in title page of his diary, which appears thus: Survey of the Sources of the Red River April 25th to June 30th_1876 And it shows in his careful drawings of a buffalo on page 149, beneath which is written, "An old one," and of an Indian papoose on page 153. Another diary, this one by Robert Gilbert who came to America from England in 1855, is quilted from personal observations and expenditures C'Ju;ty 31 -- Shoes Soa1ed"), brief essays and poems. A sample essay is titled "On the Art of Swimming." "Go into the water carefully just up to the knees," writes Gilbert. "Lay down flat with your arms extended and hands resting in the grounde, head gently held back 50 as to keep your mouth just out of the water. Now raise your arms and feet -- together extending your arms laterally to and fro. You find you are a swimmer directly." At first, Ms. Williams couldn't think of any humorous moments in the diaries. Then, she said, "There is one diary .•• Let me think •.• " She paged through Harrison's log to an Oct. 1, 1866 entry. Osawatomie, he writes: From "This month of September has presented the oft heard of showers of grasshoppers. They are everywhere, in the air; on the earth, in the waters and the houses. My wheels crush thousands. They are nm., while writing, setting on my slippers, my hand, my arms, my back and covering my legs. Not less than a dozen on one at once. When driven away, others take their place 100 �immediately. In. looking near the sun, millions can be seen; the light shining through their wings presenting the appearance of snow -- and the bare places of the earth is red with these torments -- The wheat is all destroyed, where it has come up, nothing else has been injured." Ms. Williams notes that the diaries "often come to us from relatives" who discover the Spencer Library is interested in preserving such documents in its stable 70-degree-temperature and 50-percent-humidity climate. Lots of people store such material in their attics and closets, she says, without realizing their potential research value or the damage that can be done to them if they are stored less kindly, say, in a garage, where they are subject to extremes of temperature and humidity. Those interested in keeping Aunt Bertha's memories from mouldering, then, might consider donating her diary to the Spencer Library, where it will yellow more slowly and provide researchers with a backward-running river to the past. Despite the cowardly Quantrill's activities here, diarist Harrison saw in Lawrence of an earlier time, a city he loved. He writes, "If I could make my bread and butter at the law, I would settle in this town. It is a second Terre-Haute." Copied with permission from the Sunday, Feb. 3, 1980, Lawrence Journal World, Lawrence, Kansas. DOUGLAS COUNTY HATERIALS IN THE KANSAS COLLECTION by Sheryl Williams, Collection Librarian I. Douglas County Records A. Register of Deeds Index to Deeds B. Mortgage Records 1855-1900 Index to Mortgages 1860-1895 C. Assessment Rolls l863-l940's May not be complete. Arranged by township. D. Tax Rolls 1863-1907 1940's Arranged by township. E. Commissioner's Records 1855-1939 Accounts of Board of Commissioners' Meetings. F. Court Records 1. Court journals 1863-1901 Proceedings of Douglas County District Court for each day that it met. An alphabetical index is in front of each volume, listing the names of people mentioned. 1855-1900 1855-1900 101 �II. 2. Judgment Dockets 1870-1878 A general index of each person against whom a judgment is set forth. 1878-1907 Criminal Appearance Docket 1945-1949 1950-1951 Lists all legal actions in the order that they were filed in Court Clerk's office. 3. 1863-1901 Civil Appearance Dockets the order that they were filed in the in all legal actions Lists Court Clerk's office. 4. Jail Books 5. 1864-1865 Sheriff's Account Book Lists all court cases by parties where sheriff is owed a fee. 6. Criminal Judicial Dockets 1874-1878 1881-1945 Records kept by each district judge of all court cases he personally tried. This was required by law. 7. Civil Judicial Dockets 1867-1885 1904-1911 Lists all male prisoners incarcerated in the County Jail by order of the court. 1873-1927 1932-1961 Douglas County Historical Society The collection contains a variety of materials, most of which date from the latter half of the Nineteenth Century. Some of the more interesting items include personal narratives of Kansas during the territorial conflicts and the Civil War and reminiscences by those who lived through Quantrill's Raid on Lawrence in 1863. Correspondence includes letters from Amos Lawrence, founder of Lawrence, Charles Robinson, first governor of Kansas, and many prominent businessmen. Among the manuscripts is a 6 volume, very detailed history of Lawrence and Douglas County compiled by Tracy Learnard, son of a local banker and grandson of Shalor Eldridge, politician, and Lawrence hotel owner. In addition to manuscripts, the collection contains printed books, pamphlets, maps, and memorabilia. The material was placed on indefinite loan to the Kansas Collection in 1969. III. IV. Printed Materials A. County History Portraits and Biographical Record of Leavenworth, Douglas and Franklin Counties, Kansas, 1899. Contains portraits and geneologies of well-known citizens. B. City Directories The Kansas Collection has a number of city directories for cities in Kansas. Maps and Atlases A. Sanborn City Maps l880!s-1920's B. County and City Plat Maps 102 �V. Newspapers The collection has some newspapers on microfilm and scattered issues of various newspapers in their original format. On microfilm: VI. Lawrence Daily Gazette 10/15/1884-11/3/1885 7/2/1893-2/20/1894 Lawrence Daill': Journal 6/19/1879-2/17/1911 Lawrence Daily Journal World 2/20/1911-present Lawrence Daill: World 3/3/1892-2/18/1911 Lawrence ReEub1ican 5/28/1857-12/29/1859 Census Materials (Located in Government Documents, Watson Library) State Census 1855, 1865, 1875, 1885, 1895, 1905, 1915 Federal Census 1854-1861, 1860, 1870, 1880 Compiled and submitted by Mary Jamison, Lawrence, Kansas. * ** * Excerpts from:: "Kansas" by Hon. John J. Ingalls A few days later, my studies being completed, I joined the uninterrupted and resistless column of volunteers that marched to the land of the free. St. Louis was a squalid border toWn, the outpost of civilization. The railroad ended at Jefferson City. Trans-continental trains with sleepers and dining-cars, annihilating space and time, were the vague dream of a future century. Overtaking at Hermann, a fragile steamer that had left her levee the day before, we embarked upon a monotonous voyage of four days along the treacherous and tortuous channel that crawled between forests of cottonwood and barren bars of tawny sand, to the frontier of the American Desert. It was the mission of the pioneer with his plough to abolish the frontier and to subjugate the desert. One has become a boundry and the other an oasis. But with so much acquisition, something has been lost for which there is no compensation or equivalent. He is unfortunate who has never felt the fascination of the frontier; the temptation of unknown and mysterious solitudes; the exultation of helping to build a State; of forming its institutions and giving direction to its career. Kansas in its rudimentery stage, extended westward six hundred fifty-eight miles to the crest of the Rocky Mountains, the eastern boundary of Utah. By subsequent amputation and curtailment, it was shorn to its present narrow limits of fifty-two million acres; three thousand square miles in excess of. the entire area of New England. Denver, Manitou, Pueblo, Pike's Peak, and Cripple Creek are among the treasures which the State-makers of 1859, like the base Indian, richer than all his tribe, threw unconsciously away. 103 �THE PAST Confined by a chronic leg ailment, Johann Christian Schmidt, Gene Becker's great-grandfather, wrote a detailed history of his life on the prairie. The following is a condensed version of his chronicle. Like so many other immigrants to America, Johann Christian Schmidt was lured by the dream of land ownership. Schmidt and his family had left Germany in May of 1852. For three years after their arrival in the United States, he worked on farms, first near Albany, N. Y. Moving his family to Fort Dearborn, Ill. (now Chicago), Schmidt worked on the farm which belonged to an old friend from Germany. While he toiled for others, the desire to 0\-111 land grew. Word had been passed among Fort Dearborn farm workers that government land was available for homesteading near Sioux City, Ia. In May of 1856 the Schmidt family and other German immigrants started their 500-mile trek in four wagons. Averaging 20 miles a day, the travelers negotiated rivers, swamps and steep hills, all the while fending off hordes of flies. Upon reaching Sioux City on July 3, 1856, the group dispersed. , Christian Schmidt, his wife and children had a shanty for shelter, one cow, a wagon, and $5.00 in his pocket. He must have wondered if this was really the promised land of opportunity. In dismay he asked his wife, "Oh, why did we not stay in Illinois?" Facing such odds, Schmidt drew on the one source of strength that had helped him through rough times before and would do so again. He fell to his knees to pray. His nephew, Philip Held, had walked over to the wagon to see if the Schm{dt family was settled in for the night. When he saw his uncle praying in earnest, he asked, "What troubles you?" Christian explained his predicament to the young bachelor. "Here is $20 I'll loan you," his nephew said. "Tomorrow we will find some work for you." Schmidt and his son Philip soon found a job in a Sioux City trading post, moving barrels and stacking lumber. They worked hard and quickly earned enough to repay the debt and purchase a sack of flour. It didn't take the Schmidt family long to acclimate themselves to their new home. They were an industrious group, never missing an opportunity to put their talents and penchant for work to good use. Schmidt and his sons would collect hay for other farmers' cattle or they would clear land of trees for a fee and sell the lumber they kept. The elder Schmidt sold baskets he had woven from willow branches growing wild along the Missouri River, while his wife and daughters took in extra laundry. In time, the Schmidts' ambitious nature brought them, in trades or cash exchanges, a yoke of oxen, lumber to build a home and four milk cows. But there was still the one reason Schmidt and his family had come to Sioux' City. Late in the summer of 1856, Schmidt prepared to fulfill his dream of land ownership. Traveling with other members of the immigrant group, he laid claim to 160 acres, 15 miles northeast of Sioux City, on the Floyd River. Memories of their bleak arrival in Sioux City had faded, but there were still a few dark clouds on the horizon. 104 �Food was in short supply during the spring of 1857. The Schmidts had run out of flour and no one would or could sell such a valuable possession. Knowing the situation, the God-fearing settler knelt and prayed for relief from the food shortage. When Schmidt arose, he saw a wagon approaching from the East. He greeted the driver and was told that the wagon was ~u11 of flour for sale. Sometime later, the Schmidts' youngest daughter developed a headache and a high fever and within 24 hours was dead. In 1859, the Schmidt family prepared to move to the homestead. (No explanation is given for the 2&~/2 year delay.) They tore down their frame house in Sioux City and rebuilt it next to the docile Floyd River. The following spring, melting snows pushed the Floyd over its banks and onto the Schmidt homestead. They lost most of their livestock and might have perished themselves if neighbors had not come to the rescue. They rebuilt their home on higher ground. The following years were busy ones. They found their land more bountiful than they had ever imagined. With home-made tools, the Schmidts planted wheat, corn, sorghum, oats and a large garden. They sold much of what~·­ they grew. Not long after the family had moved to the Floyd River Valley, preachers began visiting. These "circuit riders" preached in the homes of the settlers. In 1860, a Rev. H. K1iensorge came by spring wagon and horse to organize a congregation. As was the custom, the itinerant preacher would make his home with a family. The Schmidts welcomed Mr. K1iensorge into their home. Surely their reasons for accepting the preacher were genuine, but Schmidt's present-day descendants think there may have been an ulterior motive. In 1864 Mr. K1iensorge and Johann Schmidt's daughter Christina were married. In the fall of 1863, Christian had begun to make sorghum molasses. His horse was hitched to a pole that rotated a heavy stone press. Schmidt was feeding stalks into the press when he caught his middle finger in the grinding stones. His horse stopped at once. But when Schmidt yelled to his family for assistance, the animal spooked and started to move, drawing his hand further into the press. His sons could not free their father's hand. One boy rushed to the neighbors for help. Schmidt stood with his hand in the press for half an hour before it was freed. They wrapped his hand in a sheet and drove the horses as fast as they could to Sioux City, 15 miles away. The doctor amputated three fingers. He asked two men to hold Schmidt while the wound was being closed. But Schmidt said, "You need not hold me, for God will hold me sti11." He calmly sat still as the doctor did his work. When the doctor finished, Schmidt's wife asked how many stitches. The doctor, exhausted by the delicate work, did not know. Schmidt quietly spoke up: "28 stitches and 14 knots." It was a year before his hand was completely healed, but the injury did not keep the homesteader from his work. Like many other homesteaders, Christian Schmidt's title to his land was contested. In his case, only a small part of his acreage was lost. The railroad claimed the land Schmidt had purchased for $200 belonged to the government. A judge ruled for the railroad. 105 �It was about this time that new labor saving machinery began to appear in the Sioux City area. Schmidt noted that a man could be hired to cut grain with a horse drawn mower for 75¢ an acre. A farmer could also rent a threshing machine for so much an acre. As Christian Schmidt aged, he left his sons more and more in charge. He began to devote more of his time to a church which he helped found and build, and to visiting his children and grandchildren. He died at the age of 79 in October of 1886. In his chronicle, Johann Christian Schmidt observes the evolution of a young country and a new society. It is a tribute to him and others like him that they did not lose faith but persisted in taming the land and leaving a legacy of courage to families like the Gene Beckers. This article appeared in the June 30, 1976 FARMLAND NEWS, and is copied with their permission. Contributed by Maxine Hougland, Lawrence, Kansas. Found in the Territorial Paper of Kansas 1854-1861, Reel # 1. Taken from the Herald of Freedom published in Lawrence, Kansas Terri.tory, Saturday, March 20, 1858. Married at Tecumseh on the 4th last by Rev. L. B. Stateler, Joseph A. Powell, esq. to Miss Mollie Byler. On the same day by the Rev. C. M. Calloway, John W. Fainsworth, esq., to Miss Nelly Jacobs, all of Topeka. From the paper, "The Organizer", July 13, 1850, Oxford, Miss. My son, William Hammock left Russell County Alabama in October 1842 bound for Arkansas. Any information concerning him will be appreciated. Harrison Hammock, January 26, 1850. Ideas are funny little things. They won't work unless you do. Contrary to what is usually said, success sometimes goes to our mouth, not to our head. From Home Town Ne\V's, Wichita Eagle Beacon, Wichita, Kansas. 106 �QUERIES Queries are free to members. They should state at le8.st 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- Hiss Dorothy Clarke, 1908 New Hampshire, Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Would like birthplace of my grandmother Sarah RUSSELL, b. 8 Dec. l852-3(?). Parents William RUSSELL, b. 6 Jan. 1811 Newnham, N.Hamptns, England; Ann Elizabeth ENNEW, b. 11 Jan. l82l,England. They emmigrated to Lawrence, Kansas from Ipswich, Suffolk, England after Civil War. Miss Dorothy Clarke, 1908 New Hampshire, Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Need birthplace, parents of Ann Elizabeth ENNEW, b. England, 11 Jan. 1821. H. 8 Harch 1849, in England (where?), to William RUSSELL, b. Newnham, N. Hamptns, England 6 Jan. 1811. They lived in Ipswich, Suffolk, England, before coming to Lawrence, Kansas 1866-70 (probably 1869). Mrs. Pauline B. Elniff, 820 Sunset Drive, Need locations and family information for Frances BORDEN and Elizabeth PARKER) born died 1852; children-tCharles BORDEN, Mary Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Elizabeth BORDEN (daughter of 1779; married Thomas TULEY 1810; STEWART, Ann FOLWELL and Ferdinand. I I Hrs. Pauline B. Elniff, 820 Sunset Drive, Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Beulah NORCROSS, bor* ca. 1791 possibly in New Jersey, ~arried Benjamin FRAZIER 1813. Movedito Shelby county, Ohio. They had eight children: George Washington, J9hn Quincy Adams, Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, Joseph, Mary, Rebecca, and Elizabeth. Seeking any information about this family and their par~nts. . I I Mrs. Robert S. Opie, \7260 Valley Trails Dr., Pleasanton, California 94566 Am seeking information on Mary Jane FARMER, d. 2 March 1934 and parents, William,d. l86l-l86~, and Elizabeth HATTHEWS, d. 8 Feb. 1886. She married 2nd to James M. JACKSpN. All buried in Oak Hill Cemetery in Lawrence, Kansas. Mrs. R.R. Wilkes, 985!0 North Federal 11279, Denver, Colorado 80221 Need information about my grandfather, Isaiah ~itchell (nickname Jim) ST. JOHN, b. 27 Sept.\ 1872 in Lawrence, Kansas. I I I Ms. Anna Stracener, 1~27 North Edwards, Irving, Texas 75062 Am researching the BEALS family in Kansas between their years in Illinois and Oklahoma Territory. Grandfather Levi BEALS born in Ottawa, Kansas, Franklin county aboutl 1880. Moved to Afton, Oklahoma Territory about 1900. I Mrs. Joe Hadley,Rt. 1, Box 772, Tenimo, Washington 98589 Need information abouf the HADLEY family; were Quakers; moved to Baldwin City, Kansas from Indiana i* 1880. Some Given names: Calvin, Spencer, Joab. All buried near Baldwin City. . . I I Mrs. Joanne Vopicka, 9312 South Harding, Evergreen Park, Illinois 60642 Am researching the BA~TLEMAN family in Douglas County, Kansas; about 1860-1875. 107 �Mrs. Mary Jamison, Rt. 5, Box 176, Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Need birth date, death date, burial place and family information for grandfather Joseph H.ANDERSON in Ohio ca. 1848. Married Nettie Isabelle ROBERTS Oct. 1883 in Peru, Nebraska. Moved to Oklahoma Territory (?). Children: Logan, James,Bertha, Bessie, Cora. Mrs. Maxine Moore Hougland, 1920 Harper Street, Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Need burial place of Harriet DILLON, b. S. Carolina 1837; d. Wathena, Kansas ca. 1874; dau. of Emmaline THOMPSON. Came with husband, Luther DILLON to Doniphan County, Kansas in early 1854. Wathena, Kansas courthouse records show two deeds recorded 1st: to Luther DILLON, 1864; lot 7, Block 4. 2nd to Harriet A. DILLON, April 5, 1867; S. W. Corner, N.W. one fourth of S27-T3-R22, one acre of land. Was this the family cemetery? Harriet is supposed to be buried on the family farm. Mrs. Emma Semple Berg; RFD 2- Box 224, Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Would like to exchange information on the surnameSE~~LE, and especially of those who lived in Ohio during the early 1800's to the present time, and who may have been related to Will H. SEMPLE, born 7 August 1834 possibly in Ireland or New York, and who died in Elyria, Ohio, 15 October 1904. He married Lucinda COON in 1855 and was a tinsmith by trade. Would like to know who his parents, brothers, and sisters were. Any information on surname SEMPLE will be appreciated. Have much information on SEMPLE line to be exchanged. Mrs. Emma Semple Berg; RFD 2 - Box 224, Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Seeking information on Elizabeth (Betsy) COLE, born 23 January 1800, in Dutchess County, New York - died 22 July 1895 in Elyria, Ohio - married 22 July 1820 John COON possibly in Ontario County, New York. Lived in Wayne County, Michigan possibly between 1840 and 1850. Daughters were Eliza Jane COON and Lucinda COON. Eliza married Peter ANDREWS of Port Clinton, Ohio, and Lucinda married Wm. H. SEMPLE of Elyria, O~io. Who were the parents and/or siblings of Elizabeth (Betsy) COLE? Any information will.be appreciated and have much COLE information to exchange. Mrs. Wilma (Sutton) Cogdell, 4335 Char1eswood, Memphis, Tennessee 38117 Seeking information on Micajah SUTTON born Pulaski County, Kentucky ca. 1858 "went to Kansas" about 1880. Marie Vannoy, 1401 So. J., Arkansas City, Kansas 67005 Would like information concerning the following persons. Robert G. MANSFIELD, b. Indiana. Wife: Lucinda ROBERTS, b. Ky., d. Troy, Kansas. Children: Allen MANSFIELD of Garnett, Ks., William S. MANSFIELD, Concordia, Ks., Glen MANSFIELD, Baldwin City, Ks., and Nary A. MANSFIELD, b. 28 Jan. 1854, (Gentry Co.), Albany, Missouri, m. 16 June 1871 to William A. LEIVIS, b. 1844, Madison Co., Indiana. Marie Vannoy, 1401 So. J., Arkansas City, Kansas 67005 Seek information concerning, Maria (REYNOLDS) GRIFFITH, b. 12 Aug. 1836. Parents: Byron REYNOLDS, b. Ireland and Mariha MATTHEWS, b. Kentucky. Maria married John N. GRIFFITH. 108 �FIFTH PUBLIC GENEALOGY WORKSHOP Place: Date: 4H-Fair Grounds, BLDGS. 1&2, 2120 Harper St., Lawrence, Kansas Saturday, 7 June 1980, 8:30a.m. - 4:30p.m. Speaker: r~RS. HELEN KING, Topeka, Kansas. Genealogy Teacher, Lecturer Answers for both beginning and advanced researchers. Lunch served.in building (By Reservation, Pay when served.) by the India E H U Ladies or eat out or bring your own. Cookies and coffee for all. Soft drink machine in buildinp. 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BOX 3664 LAWRENCE, KANSAS 66044 �"THE PIONEER" Published Quarterly By: The Douglas County Genealogical Society P.O. Box 3664 Lawrence, Kansas 66044 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------Spring 1980 Vol. III, No. 4 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------Page Contents 112 'Officers - By-Laws . • • . . • • • . Ethics 115 Eldridge Biography . . . . . 116 "Quantrill's Loss, Museum's Gain". . 118 Genealogist's Code of . . 120 Douglas County Petitions for Naturalization. ~'$10 Buys Clues to Ancestry at 'Nation's Root Cellar'" · . • 123 Douglas County Cemetery Information. . • 125 Douglas County School Information. • • • • 132 "In Search of the Family Tree" (article written about Mrs. Helen King in 1971). ......•.•. ..•. . . 132 l35 Queries. , Workshop Registration. . · . . l38 * * * * * * * * * * * Dear Readers, This is our final issue of "The Pioneer" for this year. my final message to you as society president. It is also We had hoped to do more for the society the past two years but looking back we see some wor.thwhile accomplishments. It We hope that all of you will support and attend our workshop June 7. surely help us to find some of our needed answers. ~lill , We sincerely hope we can elect the officers we need for the year 19801981 before July 1. i , There are so many worthwhile goals to be met as an active, working genealogical society. My deep, deep "thank yousIf go to each and everyone of you for your support and hours of help over the past months. Sincerely, �'Officers: President: Mary Jamison Vice President: Secretary: Jane Wiggins Treasurer: Cora Fellenstein Genealogist: Emma Berg Librarian: Editor: . B Library Committee: Pauline Elniff, Irma Kidwell, Georg~an~ rune Membership and Special Publicity: Maxine Hougland, Irma K~dwell, Dorothy Clarke Typing: Jane Wiggins Indexing: Kathryn Bunton, Dorothy Wiggins ., History and Records: Nettie Wismer, Dorothy W~gg~ns Pioneer: Judy Sweets, Emma Berg, Jane Wiggins, Mary Jamison BY-LAWS Of The DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY ARTICLE I: Name. This organization shall be a non-profit organization known as the County Genealogical Society. Dou~las 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 as shall contribute'to that end, which includes the acquisition and maintenance of a genealogical library. ARTICLE III: Eligibility Any individual interested in promoting the objectives of the society is eligible for membership. Prospective members may attend two meetings as guests before being required to pay annual dues. ARTtCLE 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 I simple majority, with the president voting only in case of a tie vote. Four (4) members of the executive, board, shall constitute a quorum. �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, revised. 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 ca~e 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 under 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 president (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. All 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~enealogist shall be responsible for all requests for genealogical research from which funds are received, and the accounting to the treasurer for said funds. �·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) wi~h 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 ~eeting. 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, after making provisions for payment of all liabi'lities of the society, the officers shatl 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 corresponding provision of any future United States Internal Revenue law). REMEMBER TO REGISTER FOR THE JUNE 7 PUBLIC WORKSHOP. PAGES 135-138. -- . - ...... , 114 ~ INFORMATION ON �THE GENEALOGISTS' CODE OF ETHICS The fourth annual meeting of the Federation of Genealogical Societies ; held in Omaha, NE on August 10th, [1979] has brought forth a "Code of Ethics" which the Federation will recommend that all genealogists be , asked to sign when applying for membership in each of their society members. There has been some questions arise concerning the strong wording in this code. The GENEALOGISTS' CODE OF ETHICS is as follows: "In order to protect the integrity of Public Records and library books, I am ethically bound and hereby agree: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. That I will treat with the greatest care and respect all public records and library books which may be made available for my use. That I will speak with courtesy to all employees of a vital.' records office, or of a public library, when requesting to see any vital record or library book, and that when finished with such record or book, I shall express my thanks to the person attending ·to my. requests. That I will not tear, erase, mark or remove any public record or library book, and will refrain from mutilating, defacing or otherwise destroying any part of such public record 'or library book. That when I have finished viewing any public record or library book, I will return it to the proper or designated place. That I will not repeat or publish any item which will reveal the illegitimacy of any person born within the past 75 years. This pledge is freely made by me upon penalty of forfeiting my membership in this society. Signature This Code was adopted as it was felt that if we are to ask state 1egislaturers to open vital records to genealogists, we should take steps to ,show that genealogists are worthy of this trust. Most of us already to1lowthe methods and requirements set forth in the Code, but each of us have heard of or seen the misuse o~records and library books; and we all know we would not publish an illegitimacy without the consent of the persons involved. But by using the "honor system" already strong among genealogist and possibly printing the code ou,the back side of your membership card, we can physically show public officials we are ~incere in respecting and caring for public records and library books. The code was meant as a guide and can be adjusted to fit your society requirements. We hope you will consider adopting this Code or desigt'ting a similar one for your society. Copied from The Kansas Council of Genealogical Societies bulletin D.ecember 1979. 115 �COLONEL SHALOR WINCHELL ELDRIDGE. Lawrence. Among the pioneers of Kansas, and its:-most energetic and useful business men, as well as its best free-state men, may be ranked Sha10r W. Eldridge, who was born at West Springfield, Massachusetts, A~gust 29, 1816. His grandfather, Elisha Winchell, was an officer in the Revolutionary army; and an uncle, Sha10r Winchell, died in the service in the war of 1812, and several of his other relatives were soldiers in both wars. His father, Lyman Eldridge was a mechanic. His mother's name was Phoebe Winchell. The Winchell family have a printed genealogy running back for several hundred years, which is fully referred to in the sketch of Hon. Reuben W. Ludington, in this book. Sha10r W. Eldridge had but little of the advantages of education, merely those of the common schools of his time, but he became, nevertheless, a. man of good practical business scholarship, and acquired a fund of information which made him a leading business man in all his multifarious pursuits. His early tastes were for large enterprises. In his youth he engaged in trade and in various occupations until he was twenty years old, when he l~unched out as a railroad contractor, .and took a large contract on the Cpnnecticut River Railroad, embracing some of its heaviest work. He had important contracts afterward on the Wooster & Nashua, in Massachusetts, the Keene Railroad in New Hampshire, the Hartford, Fishkill & Providence Railroad, the Middletown & Berlin Branch, and afterward on the extension of the Connecticut River Railroad, Vermont Central, New Jersey Central, and the New Haven & N~rthampton, and other contracts. These works occupied his time for about twelve years. I When he abandoned this kind of work he started for Kansas, arriving at Kansas City January 3, 1855. He then purchased of General S. C. Pomeroy, the American House, at Kansas City, which General Pomeroy had previously purchased for the Emigrant Aid Society. This house was the head-quarters of the free-state men, and in it Colonel Eldridge and his family had many thrilling adventures. The pro~slavery men stopped at the house in their incursions into Kansas, and their demonstrations frequently produced difficulties and threatened disaster to the house. Edwin S. Eldridge, his youngest brother, was with him in all these trials, and proved himself a man of expedients as well as courage. At one time the house was beset by the border-r.uffian, Captain Pate, and a large body of men, demanding that the free-state men be delivered to the mob, when Colonel E1dridf,e and his brother, Edward, stood at the door with arms in their hands and conunanded them to halt at the peril of their lives. A ~ong interview followed, and Pate gave up the effort. A half dozen prominent obnoxious free-state men were then in the house, and their lives were saved by· this desperate courage against fearful odds. When Governor Reeder escaped from Kansas, in May, 1856, he went to this house and was hid away for three weeks, making many hair-breadth escapes. At.one time, Mrs. Eldridge, to whose heroic courage her husband was greatly indebted, quickly covered Governor Reeder up with a bed, and as :the ruffians ap~roached the door of the room, she and her sewing girls sat quietly at work,-whi1e a whole company of exasperated men looked upon the scene, chagrined and disappointed at finding nobody in that room but a q~iet family at 116 �work. At least a half dozen times similar expedients were resorted to, to :prevent him from being discovered. His meals were handed to him over the transom, or clandestinely carried to him as circumstances suggested, but 'he never came to the public table. Finally it was determined that the 'Governor must be got away from the place, and some means planned for his 'escape. The steamboat Converse lay at the wharf for the night, on its 'downward trip. Its captain was about the only free-state steamboat commander on the Missouri river. With him Kersey Coates arranged that he ,should take the Governor on his boat about six miles below Kansas City, in 'disguise as an Irish laborer. A man was confidentially hired to bring a skiff 'from Wyandotte to a secluded spot just below the city, and to this Governor Reeder and Edwin S. Eldridge and his wife were to repair in the dark. 'Governor Reeder was dressed in heavy brogans, corduroy pants and a striped :hickory shirt, his whiskers and mustache shaved off, his false teeth taken out, and a dirty clay pipe in his mouth. Thus attired he sat and smoked :in the public hall, and afterward walked quietly away, seeking the place selected. Here he met Mr. E. S. Eldridge and his wife, and the three entered the little boat and proceeded down the river about six miles to a 'wood-yard. Here he hid himself till morning, and when the boat came along hailed it, and it landed. The captain gruffly inquired, "Where are the 'passengers?" Reeder replied that there \-lere none but him. To this the captain responded in a very angry manner, reproving him for hailing his boat, and gruffly ordering him aft among the deck hands. Thus Governor Reeder escaped from Kansas, where hundreds of desperate men sought his life, traveling the 'entire trip to St. Louis as a deck passenger. In the early part of 1856, he leased the Free State Hotel in Lawrence, and opened and equipped it as a first-class hotel. On May 21, 1856, it was destroyed by Sheriff Jones and his posse, under indictment as a nuisance by the pro-slavery court, David R. Atchison aiming the first cannon. After finding that cannon balls had little effect upon it, the house was fired and totally destroyed, with nearly all the furniture, provisions and groceries. Colonel Eldrirlge was present and witnessed the destruction. Immediately after he ,was appointed to go to Washington with a memorial of the free-state men, and attended the Philadelphia Convention which nominated Fremont, and was also a delegate to the Buffalo Convention, where he was appointed one of the National Committee, and made its agent for the Kansas' immigration., Under this authority, he conducted large bodies of men to Kansas through Iowa, Nebraska, and back of the then settlements of Kansas, through where Holton now stands, to Topeka. With one of these parties, numoering about three hundred and fifty men, he was captured by United States troops. The cannon was buried but many of the arms were taken. Afterward Colonel Eldridge headed a company of men who recaptured these arms from the government officers at Lecompton. He raised large amounts of provisions ~nd ammunition which he brought in at various times during the entire period of the difficulties, and was among the leading men of the times who did a vast amount of service in the free-state cause. He procured a large amount of lead pipe at Council Bluffs, powder and other ammunition, and although he paid for them, had a fight at that place to take them away. The same trip Robert Morrow procured two hundred stand of arms of Governor Grimes, of Iowa. In the elections of 1857 he was an influential leader. By entreaties he influenced Secretary Stanton, acting Gpvernor in the absence of Governor Walker, to call the newly-elected freestate Legislature together to secure a vote upon the Lecompton constitution. 117 �Lane, in the meantime, had been holding meetings allover the Territory 'for the same purpose, and the-members of the new Legislature had met to :demand the same action, but Colonel Eldridge absolutely went to Lecompton :and came back with the proclamation. In 1857 S. W. Eldridge, with his brothers, Ed. S., Thomas B., and Ijames M., erected the Eldridge House in Lawrence, at a cost of eighty thousand dollars, furnished, opened and conducted it until it was destroyed 'by Quantrill, August 21, 1863. The same year he started a daily stage line 'from Kansas City to Topeka, Lawrence to Leavenworth, and Independence, Missouri, to Weston, Missouri. He enlisted as a private in the 2nd Kansas ,regiment and was elected lieutenant, serving six months. In 1863 he was ap,pointed a paymaster in the United States Army by President Lincoln, and served about one year, when he resigned. In 1868 he was appointed quarter:master-general of Kansas, by the Kansas Legislature. In 1869 he was elected !county commissioner of Douglas county. The same year he was elected city 'marshal of Lawrence. In 1865 he rebuilt the Eldridge House at Lawrence. In 1867 he built the Broadway HoteL.in Kansas City, now called the Coates House. In 1871 he built the Eldridge House at Coffeyville. In 1872 he built the Otis House at Atchison. He became a Free Mason at Kansas City, Missouri, in 1855. He believes in the principles of the Christian religion. He has been a Republican since ,its first organization. He was married to Miss Mary B. Norton, by whom he has had seven children, three only of whom are living. The surviving children are married and in prosperous circumstances. His wife was among the most cultivated, patriotic women of Kansas, a helpmate in the true sense of a good wife and affectionate mother, and to her, more than all others, he is indebted for all that there has been in his character as a useful man and good citizen. There were few women among the pioneers of Kansas so universally beloved. She died March 5, 1869. January 25" 1871, he was married to Miss Caroline ~oby, of Dundee, New York, a most estimable, intelligent lady. Colonel Eldridge is now largely engaged in the mining business in the San Juan country, in company with his brother, Edwin S., and others. The United States Biographical Dictionary, Kansas Volume. ~ub1ishers, 1879. Submitted by Lance Reppert, Lawrence, Kansas. S. Lewis & Co., * * * * * * QUANTRILL'S)LOSS MUSEUM'S GAIN By David Olson J-W Staff Writer TOPEKA -- Larkin }lilton Skaggs was a former Baptist preacher who gained the dubious distinction of being the only member of Quantrill's raiders to be killed during the sacking of Lawrence in 1863. Nearly 150 pioneer Lawrence residents died during that Aug. 21 raid, a testament to the fever pitch of the conflict between Missouri pro-slavery forces and Kansas "free~staters." 118 �Now, thanks to a'donation by the descendents of one of the men who ,witnessed Skagg's death, the Kansas State Historical Society has the 'raider's rifle and a four-page account of the story. An official of the historical society says the acquisitions help document previous accounts of Skaggs' part in the raid. I "The whole story is kind of a grisly affair," says James Nottage, 'assistant director of the state historical museum here. "After Skaggs what a beautiful name for a bandit -- was killed, accounts say townspeople 'dragged his body through the streets. His body was never buried. It was 'left in the open to rot. Skaggs became for the people a kind of symbol ,of their frustration over the raid." Nottage retells the tale based on the account of John Wesley Willey, :a mill operator near Lawrence whose children donated the historic rifle :and Willey's hand-written account of what happened to the historical society. Willey, Nottage says, emerged from his house the morning ,for water. Just before hearing the sound of gunfire from the of Lawrence, he was warned by a rider that the town was under 'armed himself and set out for Lawrence, joining several other ,the way. of the raid direction attack. \-Jilley riders along Upon arriving in Lawrence at the house of John Speer, publisher of the LaWrence Tribune, Willey's group challenged and captured one of Quantrill's ~en who had been accused of killing Speer's son earlier in the day. The ~aider bolted for freedom but was recaptured after what was described as a "spirited chase across the countryside." A second escape attempt followed, but shot from his musket and the raider fell. first, and the man was dead. He was later of'border raids on Lawrence and Osawatomie and his men. another of Speer's sons fired a A volley of shots followed the identified as Skaggs, a veteran conducted by Hilliam Clark Quantrill Skaggs' rifle and a purse containing three dollars were taken from his The purse and money were donated to the state historical society by the Speer family in 1933, and the weapon was given last summer. ~ody. The rifle, a .71 caliber Austrian Augustin carbine, is labeled a true artifact by Nottage. The historical society has several relics, including bones reputed to be the remains of Quantrill and some melted glass from a burned building, he says. But true artifacts are rare, Nottage says. "Artifacts have historical value - they were actually used by people and we can learn from them," Nottage says. "Putting those bones out in a ~isp1ay case isn't going to tell us anything about Quantrill." The significance of Willey's four-page account of Skaggs' death serves to help sort out earlier stories, Nottage says. It provides the best account available of the ori'gina1 pursuit and capture of the raider, he says. The carbine is on display with other pieces of Quantrill history in the historical. muse:um, 120 W. 10th in Topeka. Nottage says that because of the diary's deteriorating condition, it cannot be put on display. However, it i,s available to historical researchers, he says. I Copied with full permission from the Lawrence Journal-World, Sunday, Submitted by Mary Jamison, Lawrence, Kansas. ~ebruary 17, 1980. 119 �Petitions for Naturalization Douglas Co. Kansas, taken from Naturalization Petition and Record Book Vol. I: Oct. 25, 1906 to Feb. 5, 1924 Continued from. last issue of The Pioneer: p. 101 Name: Peter Perik1y Coutrakon (listed on certificate of arrival as Pangiotis Contracos) Residence: 713 Mass. St., Lawrence, Kansas Occupation: Confectioner Birthdate: 5 Nov. 1884, Karaspia, Greece Emigrated: from Patras, Greece, about 1 July, 1914, arrived N.Y. on vessel, "U1tonia" (or "Laconia") Declaration of intention: Lawrence, District Court, Douglas, County, 9 May 1918 Marital status: unmarried. Resided in Kansas since: 1 July 1918 Description: at age 33, 5'6", 133 lbs., black hair, gray eyes, no distinguishing marks. p. 44 Name: Daniel da Cruz (took this name after arr1v1ng in U.S.) Original name was Manuel da Cruz Narciso (or Narcizo). Residence: 904 Ohio St., Lawrence, Ks. Occupation: Teacher in Kansas University Birthdate and place: 1 }mrch 1880, Villar (Cadaval) Portugal Emigrated: from Liverpool, England about 28 July 1911. Arrived N.Y. on vessel "Lusitania". . Resided in Kansas since: 28 Sept. 1916. Declaration of Intention: 12 Feb. 1915 at Washington, D. C. Supreme Court. Wife's name: Lenore Reger da Cruz, born Frederick City, Maryland. Children: None Description: (at age 34), 5' 8!~", 142 1bs., dark complexion, residing Brookland, D. C. where he was at that time a Clergyman . . p. 56 Name: John Emil Carlson Address: 1013 New Hampshire St., Lawrence, Kan. Occupation: Contractor Birthdate and place: 31 Mar. 1873, Asa, Sweden Emigrated: - from Guttenberg, Sweden about 12 March 1892. Arrived N.Y. on vessel (name unknown) Resided in Kansas since: 10 Aug. 1898 Declaration of intention: 30 Sept. 1918 Douglas Co. District Court Marital status: unmarried Description: (age 45), fair comp., 5' 7~", 145 1bs., light hair, blue eyes. './"- . - ..- ' '. .~-, ".- - 120 ... ' - '"-. " . -. .... .. - ~ -"::-:;;:-",' �Naturalization Petitions continued: p. 70 Name: Morris Cohen (listed as Martin Kohn on certificate of arrival) ReSIdence: 922 New Jersey St., Lawrence, Ks. Occupation: Junk dealer Birthdate: 26 Sept. 1891, Washilsok, Russia Emigrated: from Antwerp, Belgium about 12 Dec. 1906, arrived N.Y. on vessel "Kroonland" (or "Kurland") Declaration of intention: 13 March 1918, Douglas Co. District Court Wife's name:-Mary Cohen, born Washilsok, Russia Children: One Resided in Kansas since: 5 Jan. 1915 DescriptiOn: (age of 26) dark complexion, 5'2", 145 lbs., brown hair, brown eyes, no visible distinctive marks. 122 Name: Andrew Christopulos (or Andreas Christopoulos) Name changed to Andrew Chrest in U.S. Residence: 9l4~ Mass. St., Lawrerice, Ks. Occupation: Restaurant keeper Birthdate and_ place: 24 Dec. 1892, Patres, Greece Emigrated: from Patres, Greece about 10 Arpil,19l2 arrived in N.Y. in vessel "Athens" (or "Athinai Hel") Resided in Kansas since: 1 April 1917 Declaration of intention: 23 May 1917, Douglas Co. District Court Marital status: unmarried Description: (age of 24) dark complexion,S '6", 165 lbs., black hair, brown eyes, no visible distinctive marks. p. p. 1 Name: Rhody Delahunty .ReSidence: 1106 Rhode Island St., Lawrence, Ks. Occupation: Teaming Birthdate and place: 20 Aug. 1843, Kings Co., Ireland Emigrated: from Ireland to U.S. about 1 Aug. 1865, arrived N.Y. on vessel "Pennsylvania". Resided in Kansas since: 1 March 1866 Declaration of intention: 4 April 1870 at Douglas Co. District Court Wife's name:-Julia Delahunty Children: Eight p. 19 Name: Heinrich Disque Residence: Douglas County Occupation: Farmer Birthdate and place: 14 April 1853, Hermerebergerhof, Rheinfalz, Germany Emigrated from: Rotterdam, Holland about 10 Aug. 1873, arrived N.Y. on vessel (unknown) Resided in Kansas since: 1 Oct 1878 Wife's name: Magdalene Schutz Disque, born in Vorder, Weidenthal, Germany Children: Seven 121 �Naturalization Petitions continued: p. 63 Name: Paul Ducommon (or Ducommun) ReSidence: 817 East 13th St., Lawrence, Kansas Birthdate and place: 15 Jan. 1893, Petits Ponts, Canton of Neuchatel, Switzerland Occupation: Clinical pathologist (a bacteriologist at age of 22) Emigrated: from Le Havre, France about 13 Sept. 1913, arrived N.Y. on vessel "Chicago" Declaration of intention: 6 Jan. 1915 ( and 30 Oct. 1920?) in Douglas Co. District Court Marital status: unmarried Description: dark comp., 5' 4~", 120 lbs., brown hair, brown eyes, no distinctive marks Resided in Kansas since: 29 Sept. 1913 p. 64 Name: Mark Julius Ducommon (or Marc Ducommun) Residence: 817 E. 13th St., Lawrence, Kansas Occupation: Chemist (age 20), later Bacteriologist Birthdate and place: 19 Nov. 1894, Petits Ponts, Switzerland Emigrated: from Le Havre, France, about 13 Sept. 1913, arrived N.Y. on vessel "Chicago". Declaration of intention: 9th Jan. 1915 in Douglas Co. District Court Resided in Kansas since: 29 Sept. 1913 Marital status: unmarried Description: dark complexion, 5'8", 135 Ibs., brown hair, black eyes, no distinctive marks. p. 128 Name: Maria (or Marie) Deibel Residence: 1211 Kentucky St., Lawrence, Ks. Occupation: Teacher Birthdate and place: 20 Sept. 1894, Dutenhofen, Germany Emigrated: from Hamburg, Germany, about 29 July 1911, arrived Philadelphia on vessel "Grof Waldersee" Declaration of intention: 30 Oct. 1920, Douglas Co. District Court Last· foreign residence: Giessen, Germany Resided in Kansas since: 1 Sept. 1911 Marital status: unmarried Description: (at age 26), complexion fair,S' 2", 136 lbs., red hair, gray eyes, no distinctive marks. To be continued in future issues. More information may be obtained directly from the petitions. Compiled and submitted by Judy Sweets, Lawrence, Kansas. 122 �$10 BUYS CLUES TO ANCESTRY AT 'NATION'S ROOT CELLAR' By Forrest Hintz Staff Writer PITTSBURG -- Ben Downey, in the Personal Census Service Branch here, didn't have much information to go on in my case. Only the name of a grandfather I'd never known and a state. He pulled a film of the 1900 census from the files and threaded it into a reader. The machine whined briefly and displayed a readout. "That was an easy one," Downey said. "Sometimes it takes longer to find the film than the listing. We'll make a transcript of it." The transcript contained a w~a1th of detail. For example, it showed that my grandfather was born in Wisconsin in October 1859, and his parents were German immigrants. He could read and write and spoke English; had been married 14 years, had a mortgaged fram and sold milk. It showed that my grandmother was born in Iowa in January 1861 to Irish immigrants. She also had been married 14 years and had borne two children. She could read and write and spoke English. My father was listed, too, but not his sister, who died a few years later. Census information since 1900 is ·confidentia1 and can be released only to direct, bloodline descendants when certain conditions are met. Last year, the office handled 195,000 requests for a search of the records. Some applicants wanted only proof of age. Others were trying to trace their ancestors, with the result that the facility is sometimes called the "nation's 'Root' cellar." Francis A11ai, director .. said the Personal Censns Service Branch tlasbui1t here in 1958, primarily to provide proof of age for Social Security applicants and others whose birth records were incomplete or non-existent. "This is the only place in the U.S. where every census record since 1900 is under one roof,"'he said. "Everything before that, including the first census in 1790, is in the National Archives." Each year, he said, the age search workload is from 6 percent to 10 percent lower than the year before because of better record-keeping. However, there has been a tremendous increase in the number of requests for genea10gical information. "We're an unusual government agency," A11ai said. "We get no appropriated money. We have to operate solely on what we can generate in fees. That pays our 145 employees, 10 of whom are kept busy answering correspondence." A WPA project in the 1930's undertook the enormous task of alphabetizing the old lists, beginning with the 1900 census. These were to be coded for a Soundex system and filed alphabetically by states. Only the 1900 and 1920 censuses were completed, however. A11ai said the rest probably never will be done because "unless we can see our way clear to amortize what we do, we don't do it." "We know that 56 percent of our work comes from seven states and 78 percent of it comes from 14 states, and we have those." He said all census records have been filmed. 123 �Although some records are easy to locate, others are extremely difficult. Indians, for example, sometimes were listed by their Indian name on one census and by their Christian name on another, making comparison almost impossible. The same applies .to Alaskan Eskimos, and birth records often are fragmentary or non-existent. }tisspe11ings are cornmon on the census rolls, which is why the Soundex coding system is used. Said A11ai: "Enumerators were paid by the number of heads they counted, not how well they spelled." Questions asked by the enumerators through the years record the changes that have taken place in the nation. In 1790, they wanted to know how many slaves were owned. In 1860 they wanted to know those who were insane, idio~ic, paupers or criminals. By 1880, they had a supplemental schedule for Indians and the sick. They wanted to know if you had a radio set in 1930 and when you last worked. Because of the interest in genealogy, Mrs. Marty Brown said the facility has brochures listing sources of information unavailable in the census records. "We can't always provide all the answers," she said. "But we can help narrow down the search. For example, some asked the state or country of the parent's birth, and that gives a clue as to where to look. Some asked the age at the first marriage. It's simple to figure when that was, and many states or counties can't search without an exact date." She said census records prior to 1900 are now public, and the film can be obtained from the National Archives through most libraries. However, you must make your own search of the records. An application is required to launch a search of the records since 1900. The applicant's signature must be verified. An intentionally false statement can result in a $10,000 fine and five years in prison. "We're very particular about confidentiality," Mrs. Brown said. "If one of your ancestors is living, you must have his written consent for the search. In the case of a deceased ancestor you must furnish proof of death, preferably a death certificate. As alternate sources, you can use an obituary notice, cemetery record - even a picture of his tombstone if it shows name and date of death. We always return all original documents sent to us." She said applicants should furnish as much information as they have; names, dates, addresses (those are often extremely important) and anything else that can help identify and verify the search. The fee for the initial search is $8.50, plus $2 for each "line entry." A line entry is the complete census record of one person for the year in question. The resulting transcript is certified accurate. Copied with permission and credit to the July 2, 1979 "The Wichita (Kansas) Eagle". ---Submitted by Mary Jamison, Lawrence, Kansas. * *** '* * Success is getting what you want; happiness is wanting what you get. - Unknown 124 �DOUGLAS COUNTY CEMETERIES: REST IN PEACE By Jeff Collins J-W Staff Writer While the dead in Douglas County rest in peace, the living continue to care for their graves, even in rural areas where the gravesites may be tiny and remote. According to county records, more than three dozen cemeteries, several more than 100 years old, are dotted across rural Dougals County. Who keeps the old graveyards from becoming choked with brush? Who keeps the roads leading to them cleared? Who pays for it? How do the little cemeteries endure? Most of the rural cemeteries are small -- the largest is just smaller than 8 acres -- and many are filled with graves of the forebears of families living nearby. The Stull Cemetery, for example, contains clusters of graves of the ancestors of the Stulls, the Wulfkuhles, the Walters and the Bahnmaiers; descendents of all live in the area. In some cases, the families of those buried in a cemetery take the chief responsibility for its maintenance. "My great-grandfather, my grandfather arid my father are all buried in the Vinland Cemetery," Woodrow Sturdy, president and sexton of the Vinland Cemetery Assn., said. "That's one reason I took on the job. To make sure it was maintained in good shape." Or as George Deay, president of the Deay Cemetery Assn., said, "A man wouldn't want to bury his relatives or relatives he didn't know in a hog lot." Records in the Douglas County tax appraiser's office show 37 rural cemeteries in the county. Albert Gilpin, the auditor in the Kansas Secretary of State's office responsible for overseeing maintenance budgets of cemetery corporations, said most rural cemeteries in Kansas, and in Douglas County, fall into four categories: Registered cemetery corporations that sell plots to the public, whether to make money or on a non-profit basis. Cemeteries run by cemetery districts. These cemeteries tend to contain fewer than 10 acres and have very few burials a year. They receive a portion of the county's annual tax levy to pay for maintenance and improvements, but not more than 1 mill (a mill is $1 of tax for each $1,000 of assessed property value) can be levied for anyone cemetery district. -- Church and other religious cemeteries maintained by churches with plots available only to church members and their immediate families. -- Private cemeteries maintained by volunteers. rural areas. 125 These are common in �Maintenance standards for cemeteries in Kansas include mowed grass, sturdy fences and adequate entrances, Gilpin said. Michael Kracht, state assistant attorney general, said that cemeteries that are not maintained properly may be designated as abandoned, and poorly administered cemeteries may be turned over to a trustee for liquidation. Kracht is reviewing the Williams Cemetery, a one-acre graveyard in the Colyer cemetery district in southwestern Douglas County that is landlocked, which violates the standard for adequate access. Ben Brohammer, 'secretary of the Colyer cemetery district, said, "The people living where the access is are not free enough'to let anybody in that wants to." He said district officials are attempting to find a solution to the access problem. Douglas County has seven cemetery districts, all based in the western half of the county, Darlene Hill, county budget director, said. Only residents living in the districts pay cemetery taxes, which ranged from .33 to .95 of a mill this past year (meaning the cemetery tax on a home with an assessed value of $10,000 ranged from $3.30 to $9.50 last year). Budgets for the districts this year varied from $475 in the Twin Mound district to $3,700 in the Colyer district, Mrs. Hill said. For many cemeteries not in districts, money for maintenance usually comes from donations from nearby residents or relatives of the people buried there. In some cases, people donate time to maintain the graveyards. The Deay Cemetery, five miles southeast of Eudora, relies on volunteer labor and donations for maintenance, George Deay said. The cemetery began in 1859 when his grandmother was buried there, he said. His grandfather and uncles took care of the half-acre graveyard before him, Day said, and when they died, he took over the job. "It's something that needs to be done, that's all," he said. Some of the upkeep on individual plots is done by relatives, he said. "A lot of_times, say, a man dies, and his wife, she'll come and rake the ground and seed it down," Deay said. Sturdy, who maintains the Stony Point and Vinland cemeteries, said volunteers did much of the upkeep of the two Palmyra Township graveyards until a few years ago. Mowing and other jobs were handled partly by supporters who would join one day a year for a "cemetery day." But that stopped when "we got to the place where we have enough money to maintain them," he said. Sturdy estimated maintenance costs about $400 a year for the Stony Point Cemetery and $600 a year for the Vinland Cemetery, both about three acres. A maintenance fund pays the bills, he said. Most maintenance money goes ,to paying to have the grass mowed, cemetery officials unanimously agree. 126 �· THE GROVER CEMETERY: VIOLATION OF A SACRED TRUST? By Melissa Cordonier J-W Staff Writer For centuries, cemeteries have been considered, legally and morally, as specially protected. According to an Albany Law Review article, early Greeks "carefully guarded the private rights of individuals in their places of interment." U.S. Supreme Court Justice Benjamin Cardozo, while serving as a judge on the New York Court of Appeals, once ruled that "the dead are to rest where they have been laid unless reason of substance is brought forward for disturbing their repose." Historically, laws have been passed to protect burial plots, and Kansas state codes have at least four different articles relating to the formation, care and preservation of cemeteries. But for private cemeteries, especially for those lacking visible signs of use as a cemetery, the law is less clear, according to the state attorney general's office. The Grover Cemetery in Lawrence is a case in point. According to historical records, Joel Grover, one of Lawrence's founding fathers, and his wife, Emily, were buried in a family cemetery on a parcel that is now the southeast corner of 23rd Street and Lawrence Avenue. A residential subdivision, Springwood Heights, is being developed on the site of what some local residents say was the Grover family cemetery. But because no visible signs of a cemetery exist today, and the plot was not recorded in the land's deed, the cemetery, if it exists, may not be protected legally. Glenn Kappelman, president of Parkside Investors, the group developing Springwood Heights, said he was aware of the stories about the Grover cemetery, but he said there was no written or physical evidence of the burial plot. said. "We just don't have any written or scientific evidence," Kappelman "It's all been hearsay. I wish we could get it resolved." Pending some development, however, he said the lots on which the cemetery may be.located will be sold as planned. Kappelman, who is active in the historical society, said he regretted the uncertainty surrounding the Grover cemetery. He said he had tried, before development of the land began, to determine whether the cemetery existed but to no avail. He said he often wondered about pioneers who were buried in unmarked graves, and he said he thought it was unfortunate that a part of history would be lost to future generations. According to records compiled by the Douglas County Historical Society, Joel Grover came to Lawrence in l854.and served as the city's first marshal. Grover settled his family on a large tract on what is now the southeast corner of 23rd Street and Lawrence Avenue. 127 �Grover played an active role in early Lawrence history, the records show. He was a colonel in the Free State forces, was elected a state representative in the late 1860's, and served as county commissioner in 1870. When Joel Grover died on July 28, 1879, the Lawrence Daily Journal said, "He was a man of decided opinions, and had no patience with men who were more easily swayed ... according to Mr. Grover's wishes, he was buried upon the farm, a short distance south of the house." Joel's wife, Emily, died on December 14, 1921. Her obituary states that "burial will take place at the home where she has lived for 66 years." The Grovers' son, Ernest and Jay, who never married, lived on the family homestead until their deaths in 1953, and they were buried in Oak Hill Cemetery. The Grover brothers' survivors, who had moved to California, sold the family homestead, and the land passed to various owners. One sales agreement, executed on Sept. 6, 1961, specifically mentions a cemetery on the property. "It is expressly understood and agreed that a small burial ground exists on the southwest portion of said real estate," the sales agreement reads, and the legal description of the property shows that the cemetery may be in the Springwood Heights development. Merle Ward, Rt. 1, lived on a farm just to the west of the Grover brothers for several years before and after their deaths. The Ward family knew the Grover brothers well, and they remember the Grover cemetery. Recently, Ward returned to the old Grover place. On a knoll south of where the house once stood (it has been razed), stand several tall evergreen trees, and Ward identified the area, now lots 6 and 7 in Springwood Heights, as the site of the cemetery. But Kappelman said he had heard stories that the remains had been removed from the Grover homestead. And Arvella Frazier, daughter of the late Bernard (Poco) Frazier, a nationally known sculptor who o\vned the land for 13 years, said she remembered some "holes" near the evergreen trees. "When we inoved in, there were big holes in the ground surrounded, by tall evergreens," she said. "We speculated that it might have been a cemetery because they used to mark them with evergreens. We thought the graves might have been moved. But we sure didn't know. It was sort of a guess." Although all of the property owners prior to the Fraziers remembered that a cemetery might have been on the property, and some remember the specific site, none can recall the removal of the remains. A check of burial data at Oak Hill Cemetery, where the Grover brothers are buried, and at Memorial Park Cemetery shows no record of Joel and Emily Grover. But even if the graves still remain on the old homestead site, the laws on preservation of cemeteries such as the Grover plot are cloudy, according to Michael Kracht, assistant attorney general. 128 �Kracht said that although case law indicated that the mere burial of bodies in a given plot has constituted dedication of the plot as a cemetery, the Grover case "is a question of fact for a court to decide." A state statute passed in 1979 requires cities or counties to prevent the use of a cemetery for "any purpose other than for burial," and Kracht said the law included those cemeteries where no physical evidence existed. However, the law also states·that cities must have "established, acquired or otherwise assumed control" of the cemetery. In addition, Kracht said, there must be proof, such as dedication in a property deed, that bodies are buried there. UNTOLD TALES STILL ETCHED IN STONES Untold stories lie buried among the bones at the old graveyards scattered through rural Douglas County. The stories unfold slowly in the imagination of the visitor who walks among the marble and granite tombstones of the silent cemeteries. Echoes of Kansas' past can be heard in the familiar names, the names . of people living today where their ancestors stopped on their way West in the last century. The Stull Cemetery nine miles west of Lawrence is the final resting place for Isaac, Aaron and numerous other Stulls. Clusters of graves belong to the forebears of the Wulfkuhles, the Halters, the Bahnmaiers and other living Kanwaka Township families. Were the pioneer families as devout in life as they were in death? The most common epitaph is religious: "Blessed are they who die in the Lord" reads the grave marker of Meredith S. Hendricks, 1857-1902. How brutal was life on the edge of America's civilization? Children's tombstones usually are small and simple, stating only the name of the child and the years of birth and death. But the marker above the grave of two-year-old Juanita May, 1915-1917, is a notable exception. The small white stone, carved in the shape of a.heart, bears the inscription "Our Darling." How was death greeted? The stone:·bearing the name of Addie Richardson, 1875-1907, says she has "Gone from a home of love to her heavenly home above." A poem is inscribed on the tombstone of Rose Anna Scheer, 1846-1895: "Peaceful be your silent slumber Peaceful be your grave so low You no more will join our number You no more our sorrows know." Sometimes the natural deterioration that comes with age has a way of twisting tombstone messages. On the curve-topped tombstone of Louisa Scouten, who was buried in 1866 in the Mound View Cemetery just west of Clinton Lake, a hand with an extended index finger pointing heavenward was sculpted at the top of the grave marker 129 �with the words "There is rest" carved in the white stone. But the tombstone has toppled, and the hand now points due east, toward Lawrence. the previous three articles were copied with full permission of the Lawrence Journal-World,Sunday, March 30, 1980. Submitted by Dorothy Wiggins, Lawrence, Kansas. " IStaH photos by Kent Ven"Hoesenl A weathered gravestone marks the final resting place of Ida C. Hellstrom, 151891, in Mound View C;:emetery in rural Douglas County. (This .cemetery "was' copied "in AprJ:l', 1976 - b-y" }irs. 'Gladys' Aiken~ an'd publi'shed" in~ Vol'''-~'-I, No. 3 of "rhe' Pioneer" .): r .' ". DOW CEMETERY By W. L. Hastie, 1940 The Dow cemetery, or burying ground, is located one-half mile south of Stony Point school-house, and one-fourth mile east, on the farm that was preempted by Ladd Dow, the father of Charles Dow, who was killed by Coleman, November 21, 1855, in a quarrel over this quarter section line. 130 �Charles Dow was the first buried on this plot of groound. Ladd Dow came to Kansas soon after the death of his son, and'. took possession of the farm. Early in the spring of 1873 Ladd Dow and Geor'ge W. Hastie (my father) traded farms, and this is the first I remember seeing this burying ground: as I recall, there were about fifteen graves showing at this time; one child was buried there soon after we moved to this farm. Stony Point cemetery was established that same spring, so there were no further burials in Dow cemetery. As I remember, three graves had stones set on edge around them, stones being eighteen inches high and covered over with flag stones; one small plot had a high picket fence around it. It is now a pasture and hard to find the graves. Ladd Dow was buried in Stony Point cemetery but in later years his remains and those of his son Charles were removed to Baldwin City cemetery. So far as I have been able to obtain, the following are buried there: Three children of Josiah and Sarah Mcqueen, Robert Bryson, born Oct. 28, 1856, died 1858, Kansas Lillie, born Jan. 5, 1858, died i862. These two girls were buried the same day. One son of Samuel and Angevine Gill, Robert, born Aug. 3, 1857, died Sept. 3, 1857. Three infant children of George and Helen Fitz, one boy and two girls. I wrote Mrs. Myra Fitz Rodman, of San Diego, California, and quoting from her letter in reply: "I can't give you much information about the children. My recollection is there were two girls and one boy that died in infancy, never were named, don't think they lived a day and I remember I asked my mother once what was the matter that they died. Se replied, 'Because I didn~t have care.' That was true, I wonder,they didn't all die-- cold log houses, nothing to do with, doctors so far away and no nurses, neighbors not near and not all good in sickness, but think the babies must be buried in the Dow cemetery, no other place at that time." Children of Sol Lapham and wife are buried here, and a young man who made his home with the Varnums. This being the only burying place in Coal Creek valley, many of the early settlers found the Dow cemetery their last resting place. I have been told there are as many as seventy-five burials. Vinland Cemetery was established in 1872 and Stony Point in 1873, so no further burials in the Dow cemetery. Note April 1980 c"The cemetery is located on the Augelli farm 1 mile south of Vinland, 1 1/2 miles west and 1/2 mile south to historical "Dow Cemetery" marker, then east in a pasture. No stones are showing but a very few are laying under the pasture grass. There is no road to the site but visitors l31 may walk to it. �Excerpts taken from the book: RURAL SCHOOLS AND SCHOOLHOUSES OF DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS written by Goldie Piper Daniels STARR (YOUNG) SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 19: About 1870 the district purchased two square acres in the SE corner of the NE 1/4 of Sec. 16 Twp. 12 Range 18 from the Treasurer of Douglas County for the sum of $10.00. This was from school lands set aside by the legislature of 1864. For years there was friction between the Irish and the German residents of the community and one of the disagreements was on the name of the school (Starr or Young). The teacher John Godfrey was the superintendent of the Sunday school. The Annual Report of 1897-98 showed the district clerk to be; J. W. Slutz and director was Henry Hafner. The teacher was Lottie.Brune whose salary was $25.00 per month. The Census Report showed the following families with children of school age: W. H. AGNES, Mary and Ima ANGEL, Cloyd BAHNMAIER, Lewis BEEDER, John and Ella CUMMINGS, Lula and Joseph GROWEL, Mildred LA HUE, Sylvia and Thurell McDONALD, Mary SHUTZ, Frank SLATZ, Elizabeth SLUTZ, William SLUTZER. Vera Nelson was teacher for 1898-99. Other teachers beginning 1900 were: Maggie M. Cullum, Carrie Bla.keman, Vera Smith, Katherine Migliario, Minnie Williams, Viva McKenzie, Golden Starr, Clara Marlin, F. C. Migliario, Fred Migliario, Mildred La Hue. Members of the board were Fred Sulzen, W. P. Gravel, and J. L. Fitzpatrick. Submitted by Emma Berg with permission from~the author. ****** IN SEARCH OF THE FAMILY TREE by Gloria O'Dell (1971) Biblical families recited their genealogy back over ma~y-. ·generations.to identify themselves and their place in time. Today's pace meagerly allows for a given name, middle name (frequently shortened to an initial) and a surname. Ever more common is the computer which abstracts personal identity reducing people to a positive or negative impulse on the electronic computer tape or a number filed in numerical order rather than by name in alphabetical order. Mrs. Joyce Kline, secretary of the board of directors of the Topeka Genealogy Workshop, says there is a definite increased interest in family history. 132 �"Records are more available now than before and the Vietnam war has made people wonder who they are and where they came from;' she said. These questioning people are turning to family genealogy to find out Family history is not limited to biblical figures or to descendents of the Mayflower passengers. Increased membership in the Workshop reflects this resurging interest. Formed five years ago with six members, today's membership fluctuates between 70 and 120 with a constant turnover. Afternoon and evening groups meet mainly to help educate people to do their own research. The group has a private library composed of donated materials to aid other members. One such Topeka woman has expanded her family's identification through research of their family tree. Mrs. Glenn G. (Helen) King has been piecing together the puzzle of her children's ancestry for 10 years. Working on family history is "really like working a gigantic jigsaw puzzle," she says. Like a puzzle, many pieces look as if they fit, then don't. It's a puzzle which has no complete picture on the box cover to act as a guideline. Mrs. King's genealogical interests go back to her childhood: "My grandmother used to tell me stories of when they lived on the corner of the Indian reservation in Jackson County. I was always fascinated by her tales." However, it was the query of "two great-aunts in Colorado that really got me started," she explained. "They had a published account of the Imlay family, but nothing on the Morrison side who lived in eastern Kansas. Since I am close to Burlingame and Harveyville where the Morrisons lived I was able to do the necessary research." A trip to the cemetery, an early find in the Kansas State Historical Library and her personal curiosity ignited and fueled the search for the pieces. Ten years later, she has traced one lineback 12 generations into the l600s. Other branches of the family go back five or six generations. While most people can~ot go beyond their grandparents, Mrs. King can refer to any of the numerous ancestors by name and how she found them with immediate recall. In her research she has gathered together historical books, genealogical references, phone directories, military records, and correspondence with persons throughout the United States, Canada and Scotland. Separate notebooks for each branch of the family, notes indexed by states, and clippings of all kinds, fill six bookshelves, a three-drawer file cabinet and numerous card files. "It's taken a great deal of time. Interests in ceramics and cake decorating were put aside to make more time for family research." Still, she says, "I am behind in my correspondence, as she pointed to letters filed in the first fourth of her file drawer. One query in a genealogical magazine two years ago still brings in mail. One side of her family, the Fairs, has gathered together annually for 39 years for a family reunion in Manhattan. "This was a great boost in knowing older relatives," she said. "I would recognize names in census records that I had heard people mention at the reunion." 133 �This type of direct information can prove to be a stumbling block. "I"ve yet to convince an uncle that the persons buried in Circleville are his great-grandparents, not his grandparents," she said. "Sometimes, too, someone may not tell of a family member who has "disgraced" the family or perhaps will leave out incidents which are not favorable. When this happens, Mrs. King says she doesn't press for details, "They're too close to the situation yet" and she respects that reticence. Three years ago Mrs. King and her sister decided to chart the relationships of persons attending the reunion. The reunion. invitations mailed to 100 families contained forms for the family to fill out and return. Equipped with a return of 60 per cent, Mrs. King filled out seven huge sheets of paper displayed at the reunion so those attending could see just how they were related. "They knew they were cousins but didn't know exactly how,'" she said. Mrs. King, secretary of the Fair family reunion this year, said she compiled a mimeographed history which is revised as the other 40 per cent contribute their personal interlocking puzzle piece. Chance conversations can open the doorway to the lost brother or cousin which completes the family picture for a generation, or can open up a new family for others. Mrs. King tells of her sister overhearing two women ask about a Jonathan Fair at the historical library. Introducing herself, she explained her family had a J~nathan Fair and perhaps they could be of the same family. A little research into Civil War. records eS.tablished that the Jonathan Fair the two women were looking for was actually a Parr who had changed the spelling of his name to Fair after the Civil War. "Variant spelling of a name that hasn't been changed legally, carried down through generations can be one of the biggest stumbling blocks," Mrs. King pointed out. Names, too, can be inadvertently changed in records because a census taker heard it differently, or someone's handwriting was not clear. In this business of depending on records, a fly speck in the family Bible can transform a "T" into an "F", or a discolored and faded record might obliterate a person's name. Finding a name frequently marks the beginning of an extensive search to verify it. Interesting sidelines can come out of plotting the family tree. She has discovered that three branches of her family five and six generations back all had lived in the same county in Indiana and had come to Kansas. "They probably were not even acquainted. The more I research the smaller the world becomes." Her research, however, has not been confined to her own family. As a member of the Clan Morrison of Arnerica,Mrs. King has helped other Morrisons in their search. One such referral turned up a Robert Marion Morrison better known to his fans as John Wayne. Hrs. King is a strong advocate of doing her part in helping generations who follow. A compilation of marriages in Adams County, Ohio, is to be sent to Ohio to add to their records. The Harveyville cemetery will have accurate records because of the work Mrs. King has put into completing ~he available records and organizing the information by alphabetical order, plot numbers and families, adding any kind of information that might be helpful to someone later. She takes her portable typewriter and folding chair along to record tombstone 134 �inscriptions which a fellow historian reads. Many small cemeteries have incomplete records or none at all. Some records are kept in shoe boxes in the home of the cemetery record keeper and are extremely vulnerable to extinction unless someone puts them together in an organized form and files them with the county or library. She presently is teaching a community service course on family genealogy at Washburn and is an active member of the Topeka Genealogy Workshop. "The interest in family history is making a comeback," she says happily. Her own family, her husband: Karl, 18; Marty, 16; Anita, 14; and Connie, 7, she says, however are mostly content to let her do the work and research. Their interests right now center on fishing skating, and Blue Birds. Should anyone ask them to identify themselves, however, they're equipped to give more than name and serial number as they find their place in the jigsaw puzzle. Copied with full permission from the Topeka Capital-Journal, Sunday, January 3, 1971. Submitted by Jane Wiggins, Lawrence. Mrs. King has taught beginning and advanced genealogical classes at Washburn University, Topeka, for 10 years. Specific topics among others that she will discuss June 7 at our public workshop are: "The Kansas State Historical Society Library - The Genealogical Gem on the Prair.ie." "Local Historical Museums and Societies." "Public and University Libraries." "Church Archives, Libraries and Cemeteries." * * * ** ****** 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- Mrs. Maxine Hougland, 1920 Harper St., Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Am hunting marriage date of Luther DILLON, b. Ohio 1832 and Harriett THOMPSON (THAYER) b. S. Carolina 1837 (dau.of Emiline THOMPSON) ca. 1853 ca. 1853 in st. Joseph, Missouri. Mrs. Maxine Hougland, 1920 Harper St., Lawrence, Kansas 66044 James M. HOUGLAND d. 6 Jan. 1883; married Elizabeth WILSON (b. 30 May 1821, Hardin Co., Kentucky) 16 April 1844, La Plata, Missouri. Lived many years in Macon, MO. Ten children all born in Macon, MO. James was born ca. 1823 in Kentucky, where? l35 �Mrs. Maxine Hougland, 1920 HarperSL ; Lawrerice,Karisas ·66044 James M. HOUGLAND b. in.KY ca. 1823; d. 6 Jan. 1883, l-f.acon, MO. Married Elizabeth WILSON 16 April 1844 in La Plata, MO. (b. 30 May 1821, Hardin Co., KY; d. 14 Dec. 1920, Olathe, KS~ buried in Olathe Cemetery, dau. of Hugh and Nancy Ann WILSON). Who are James' parents? Mrs. Harold Geigle, 1691 N.E. Buck SL ,\oJ'estLitin, Oregon 97068 Would like to contact anyone related or who knows about the FAUBION family There is a History book being done on them. Also a reunion will be held Aug. 10, 1980. Apri1Sams, 215 Quince St. #10, Salt Lake City, Utah 84103 Does anyone have any information concerning the WATKINS family who lived in Douglas County, KSfrom 1861-1889? The father's name was Reuben W. WATKINS, b. 1820, Alabama. Wife's name, Mary Annette STOKES, b. 182?, Georgia. Children: Martha Jane who married Hi11iam WILEY, John H., William Thomas, James Wesley, and Delilah C. WATKINS. Did Delilah marry a HUFFMAN (HOFFMAN)? When did William Thomas die? Any information appreciated. Jean Ford, 418- 11th St., Greeley, Colorado 80631 Desire information concerning (Nancy?) Ann LOVE, wife of Wm. M. LOVE. She died 11 Jan. 1889, probably in Osage Co., KS. Was she buried in Osage Co.? Mrs. Pauline B. E1niff, 820 Sunset Drive, Lawrence, Kansas 66044 The 1850 Federal Census for Indiana, Elkhart County, Harrison Township lists John FISHER, age 54, birthp1ace- Pennsylvania; Catherine, age 41, also born in Pennsylvania; children born in Ohio--Samue1 17, Sarah 14, Catherine 10, Mahala 8, Susan 6; born in Iridiana--Levi 4 and Matilda 2. Looking for any further information on this FISHER family. Mrs. Pauline B. E1niff, 820 Sunset Drive, Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Jacob and Margaret HESS, bor.n in Germany, lived thirty miles from Baltimore, Maryland, 1841 when daughter, Margaret, was born; moved to Elkhart, Indiana where daughter married Samuel FISHER in 1858. Would appreciate any information on this HESS family in Maryland or Indiana. Mrs. Pauline B. E1niff, 820 Sunset Drive, Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Seeking any information about the parents of Betsey Ann GAINES, who was born 20 May 1819 in Culpeper county, Virginia, and at an early age moved to a large plantation near Clarksville, Tennessee. Married George Klugh GORDON. In 1840's they moved to Tazewell county, Illinois where he died in 1847. There Betsey Ann married Azariah D. McCLURE 27 March 1853. They had four sons. Mrs. Emma Semple Berg, R.F.D. 2, Box 224, Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Would like to correspond with and share and exchange information with anyone related to Samuel KUHN, my immigrant ancestor, who came to America with the Patatine~emigration in 1710 and settled on the Hudson River 'in New York. '- His gr. gr. gr. grandson was John COON (my great grandfather). Have much information to exchange. 136 �Mrs. Emma Semple Berg, R.F.D.2,Box224,Lawrerice;Karisas·66044 Will exchange information on the following surnames: KUHN (COON), COLE, MULLER (MILLER), WEIS (WIES), KREISELER, SEMPLE, BERG, FURY, ADAM, VOSS, NUPHER, MANCK. Mrs. Emma Semple Berg, R.F.D. 2, Box 224jLawrence, Kansas 66044 Seeking information on parents of Elizabeth (Betsy) COLE, born 23 January 1800 in Dutchess County, New York. Married John COON in 1820. Raised family in Phelps, (Ontario County), New York and later migrated to Michigan and later to Elyria, Ohio. Mike Landwehr, 725 39th Street, West Des Moines, Iowa 50265 Daniel L. WALTER, Minister of German Methodist Episcopal Church, was b. Switzerland in 1833. In Douglas County area 1877-1883, he married 2nd wife, Catherine Wilhelmine "Minnie" Henriette (BRljMMELSIECK) BRIME (or BRUNE). Need date and place of marriage. Daniel WALTER died in Eudora 1907, and is buried in Eudora. He was survived by his wfie Minnie, and by 2 sons who lived in Leavenworth. Need date of death and place of burial of Minnie WALTER. Will exchange BROMMELSIECK or WALTER info. Mrs. Elizabeth Wiggins Sanders, Route 5, Box 220, Warrensburg, Missouri 6409~ Joseph H. HARRISON settled in 1854 west of Lawrence (now the J.B. WIGGINS farm). His father,Jesse HARRISON was born in Huntsville, Alabama, later moved to Lafayette, then to Johnson counties in Missouri. Several HARRISON'S were listed in Cedar County, MO in 1850, including Jesse and Joseph. It is possible that Jesse went to Burlington, KS. No trace of any others has yet been found. Would appreciate any information on the HARRISON family and will be glad to exchange iriformation. GENIE'S HELPER will check the indexes of these volumes for surnames requested when SASE is enclosed: Original Owners.in the City of Lawrence, Kansas (founded 1854) copied by the D.C.G.S. Kansas Historical Collections - Vol. X, 1907-08 Collections of the Kansas Historical Society - Vol. XVII, 1926-1928 History of Shelby County; OhIo and,. Representative Citizens - A.B.C. Hitchcock, Sidney, Ohio, 1913. 862 pages plus Index History of Shelby County Ohio with Illustrations and Biographical Sketches of Some of its Prominent Men and Pioneers - First published 1883. 398pages.- - -- -Atlas Map and Directory of Shelby County Ohio 1?75-l900. 130 pages. Address Mrs. Pauline B. E1niff, 820 Sunset Drive, Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Ms. Jane Wiggins, 2020 Stratford Road, Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Looking for descendents of Lewis M. LA DUKE who resided near Eskridge, Wabaunsee County, Ks. from early 1870's until his death in 1924. Married 1st Lorinda Granger HART, 2nd Ida DAUGHERTY. Had 5 children by first wife and 6 children by second wife. 137 � 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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BOX :3664 LAWRENCE, KANSAS 66044 " ,.- ~ �"THE PIONEER" Published Quarterly By: The Douglas County Genealogical Society P.O. Box 3664 Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Summer 1980 Vol. IV, No.1 Contents Page Society Information 1 Lawrence, Ks. United Methodist Chu1:'.ch Membership, 1893-98 • . 2 "Rise and Fall of Lone Star, Kansas" 11 Eudora, Kansas Cemetery Record 21 Clinton, Kansas Cemetery Record . 24 Petitions for Naturalization 30 Early.:.Pastors and Superintendents of. the Lawrence, Ks ,- Plymouth Congregational Church . • • . 33 Queries. , . . , . . , . . . . 34 ********** I AM NOT BOUND TO WIN I am not bound to win, But I 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 up with anybody that stands right; Stand with him while he is right, And part with him when he goes wrong. -- Abraham Lincoln �1 OFFICERS Vice-President .••....••.....••.....•••....•.•.. Maxine Hougland Secretary ...................................... Zona Srilith Treasurer ........•.•...•.•...•••.••.•••••.....•. Jane Wiggins Genealogist •...•..•.••••......•••...•..••.•.•.. Judy Sweets Edi tor •...•••....•...•.......••.•...•••..•..•.• Mary Jamison Par1imentarian ..•.•••.•....••••••...•.••.•.•... Nettie Wismer Publications Committee - Chairperson, Mary Jamison; typing, Jane Wiggins; record copying, Pauline E1niff, Judy Sweets; indexing, Kathryn Bunton; proof reading, Dorothy Clarke. Library Committee - Pauline E1niff, Irma Kidwell, Dorothy Wiggins The Douglas 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 meetings 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. The fiscal year is from July 1 to June 30 the following year. The D.C.G.S. has these items for sale: Volumes I, II, III of ~'THE PIONEER" available. Cora1ey's "HISTORY OF LAWRENCE". (Postage and tax extra) $1.50 ($2.00 by mail) $10.50 members; $12.50 non-members. 16 count package of four Lawrence scenes Notes. tax extra) $3.00 (Postage and Copies of "THE ORIGINAL PREMPTIONS OF DOUGLAS COUNTY {KANSAS)". (Postage and tax extra) Copies of "THE ORIGINAL LANDOWNERS OF THE CITY OF LAWRENCE". (Postage and tax extra) $5.50 $6.00 Tax is added only where applicable. ) ***** Facts about Kansas throughout this quarterly are from. "A KANSAS SOUVENIR" Products of an advanced civilization. A book of information relative to the moral, educational, agricultural, commercial, manufacturing, and mining interests of the state. Issued by The Kansas Immigration and Information Association, 1896. Submitted by Lance Reppert, Lawrence, Kansas. �2 UNITED HETHODIST CHURCH LAWRENCE, KANSAS MEMBERSHIP 1893-1898 Members in Full Connection. Indexed and contributed by Pauline Elniff, Lawrence, Kansas, July 1980. ADAMS, Ada F. ADAMS, Bertie W. ADAMS, Ella W. ADAMS, Jennie May ADAMS, Mary E. ADDISON, Blanche ADDIS, Mrs. Sarah Kilworth ADHINSTER, R.S. ADMINSTER, Mrs. R.S. ALBERT, Dolph ALBERT, Frances ALBERT, Hattie ALDRICH, Ellen Roe ALLENDORF, Cornelia ALLISON, Charles D. ALLISON, Mrs. Louisa ANDERSON, Alzie ANDERSON, Dan F. ANDERSON, Bob W. ANDERSON, Bodley ANDERSON, Mrs. F.W. ANDERSON, Maria ANDERSON, Marian APITZ, Edwin F. APITZ, Grace APITZ, Ida AFl~STRONG, Christopher AID1STRONG, Clara ARMSTRONG, Lena ARMSTRONG, Mollie ARNETT, Anna B.· ARTER, Jessie ASHER, Henry B. ASHER, Minerva B. ASHER, Mollie AUKER [ANKER?], Carrie AUSTIN, Hattie AUSTIN, J.L. BARER, 1.L. BARER, J.L. BARER, Minnie M. BAILLIE, Gertrude BAILLIE, Grace BAILLIE, Veda BARBER, Lottie BARNES, A.M. BARRETT, Mary BARROW, Catherine W. BARTH, Lillian BATES, Daniel BATES, Eva BATES, Virginia A. BAUMGARDNER, Edward BAUMGARDNER, Mrs. Edward BAYLESS, J.F. BAYLESS, Mary BEACH, James BEACH, J.H. BEACH, Mark BEAL, R.N. BEAL, Sarah BEARD, Anna BECHTEL, Joshua R. BEDALE, Sarah BEEBE, Mrs. L.M. BELCHER, C.M. BLACKHAN, Winifred H. BLAIR, Emma J. BLAIR, Grace BLAIR, Hugh BLAIR, ¥...ary BODLE, Hattie F. BOLTON, Dora BOULTON, Dora BOYLS, R.S. BOUGHTON, Eliza BOUGHTON, Gertrude BOUGHTON, Sidney BOWERS, Mary BOWMAN, Ada BRADY, J.L. BRADY, Julia S. BRADLEY, Frank BRADLEY, Mrs. M.S. BRANDSTADT, Rosa BRANDSTOT, Rosa BRASSFIELD, Minnie BREECE, Thos. R. �3 UNITED METHODIST CHURCH MEMBERSHIP 1893.:.;1898 (Cont'd) BREECE, Mrs. Thos. R. BREEDING, Brinton BREESE, Elizabeth Anna BRELSFORD, W.E. BRETT, Mary BRIGGS, Clarence BRIGGS, t1rs. R. BRIGGS, Robert BROMELSICK, Louisa BROUGHTON, J.S. BROWN, Catherine BRmm, Chas E. BROWN, Mrs. C.W. BROWN, Elijah BROWN, Herman BROWN, Mrs. Ida BROWN, Judson H. BROWN, Mary L. BRmm, Matthew BROWN, Rosa' BROWN, S.C. BROWN, Walter P. BROWNELL, Elrose BROWNELL, Mrs. J.C. BUCHNER, I-uss Nell BUCKINGHAM, Hrs. M.A. BUDD, c.o. BULLENE, Peter BURDICK, Julia A. BUSCH, Mrs. Lou BUSCH, William J. BUSHBY, Mrs. S.F. BUTCHER, Helen F. BUTLER, Arthur BUTLER, Edith Pearl BUTLER, Judson BUTLER, Emma BUTLER, Mina BYINGTON, C.E. BYINGTON, Hattie CAMPBELL, A.E. CAMPBELL, Mrs. Carrie CAMPBELL, Edwin CA}1PBELL, West s. CARDINELL, Ella CARDINELL, Ollie CARTER, Benjamin CARTER, C;E. CARTER, l1rs .. Enrrna CARTER, Manerva CAULK, C.W. CAULK, Mary L. CAULK, Miss Nora CHAMPION, Hannah CHAMPION, Niss Ollie CHAPMAN, Mary CHARLTON, Carrie CHARLTON, E.L. CHASE, Julia D. CHRISTMAN, Geo. R. CHRISTMAN, Katie R. CHITWOOD, Josephine CHURCHILL, Josiah CHURCHILL, J.S. CHURCHILL, Katherine CHURCHILL, Lena Blanch CHURCHILL, Mrs. Lou CHURCHILL, Winneford C. CLARK, Alice CLARK, Edith M. CLARK, E.J. CLARK, Helen CLARK, Herbert A. CLARK, John C. CLARK, Lucy CLARK, Mary CLARK, Robert F. CLARK, Mrs. W. J. CLENDENING, Wm. H. CLINGER, Anna CLINGER, D.S. CLINGER, Elsie CLINGER, Nelson CLINGER, Sarah CLOCK, Margaret CLOCK, Wilk CLYPTON, Ruby COCHLIN, Julia C. COLLINS, Hatie CO~S, Rollie CONE, Edna CONE, Hester R. CONES, Daisy D. CONES, Joseph W. CONNOR, Mrs. R.J. CONSTANT, Mrs. Emma CONSTANT, John F. COOK, John E. COOK, Mattie COOK, Orrin COOK, W.A. COOPER, Walter L. COWDEN, Florence COWDEN, W.L. �4 UNITED METHODIST'CHURCH MEMBERSHIP 1893-1898 (Cont'd) CRAMER, Mrs. H.I. CRAMER, J.S. CRAMER, Miss Y.l8.y CRAMER, S.W. CRISPIN, Emma CRISPIN, R.G. CROW, Fred CROZIER, Margaret CULBERTSON, Mary CURRY, Albert CURRY, Jamie CURRY, James CURRY, Mabel Brown DANIELS, Walter DAVIES, George DAVIES, Sarah DAVIS, Herbert DAVIS, L. May DAY, V.W. DENNIS, Hattie C. DICK, George DICK, W.E. DIXON, Elizabeth DOUGLAS, Eliza DOUGLAS, J.W. DOUTHET, Jennie DRAPER, Chas. DUGAN, F .M. DUMARS, James DUY.aAS, Rosa DUNCAN, Adeline DUNCAN, C.F.P. DUNCAN, C.S. DUNCAN, Eliza Du~CAN, Elizabeth DUNLAP, Anna E. EDWARDS, Hellen A. EDWARDS, Mabel EGGERT, H. W. EGGERT, Martha EGGERT, Nellie W. ELDRIDGE, Lena ELLIOTT, Myrtle ELLIOTT, Rose ELLIS, L.D. ELWELL, Mrs. W.G. EMLEY, Mrs. E.D. EMLEY,' S.C. ENMETT, Edwin ENMETT, Jno. EMMETT, Louis Henry Et1METT, Lydia E}ThmTT, Rachel Eveline ENGLE, Cora E. ENGLE, Elmer F. ESTEB, Katie ESTERLY, Anna ESTERLY, Emma FALLEY, Jessie FARMER, Hiss Bessie FARMER, Mrs. M.C. FELT, Palmer B. FISK[h], Della FITZ, Hattie E. FLICKINGER, John FLOYD, Mary E. FLOYD, Maud FLOYD, W.A. FOGLE, William FORNEY, Geo. E. FOWLER, Sadie L. FOSTER, Frank A. FOSTER, Harold W. FOSTER, H.S. FOSTER. Mrs. K.S. FOX, Elixabeth A. FOX, Ethel L. FOX, ~1yrtie FOX, Shirley FRAZER, Mary L. FREDERICK, B.F. FREDERICKS, Nellie Ridenour FREYSCHLAG, Norma FRISSELL, F.E. FRITZ, Bertha FRITZ, Mrs. Maggie FRIZELLE, Earl ' FULLINlVINDER, Chas. GAGE, Ella GAGE, Rufus GALAGHER, Mrs. GARDNER, Dr. S.H. GARDNER, Mrs. H.S. GARVIN, Bertha M. GARVIN, David GATES, Mrs. Lillian GIGER, Haud GILL, Cora GILL, Jane GILLHAM, J.H. GILLHAH, Mary E. GOOD, E.B. GOOD, J.R. GOOD, Mary �5 UNITED METHODIST CHURCH MEMBERSHIP 1893"":1898 (Cont'd) GOODNIGHT, Lizzie GOODNIGHT, Mrs. H. J • GORSUCH, D. GORSUCH, E.B. GOULD, Annie M. GRANT, A.G. GREENAMYER, Joseph GREGG, Grace C. GRIFFITH, R.S. GROVER, Mrs. C.H. GROVl, Bessie HALE, Mrs. Elijah HALL, Addie V. HALL, Augustas J.G. HALL, Edith HALL, Ellen HALL, J.V. HALL, Lora HALL, Mabel HALL, Mary E. HALL, Ydldred HALL, Orville HAMAKER, Jacob HAMAR, Samuel HMtf.AR, Sarah HAMPSON, James HANCOCK, Mrs. Vl.J. HANSON, George HANSON, Georgia HANSON, Hannah HARHON, Chas. L. HARMON, Cora May HARMON, Sarah HARRISON, Mrs. Theodosia HART, George D. HART, Jennie HARTZ, Mrs. C.H. HASSELL, Mary HASTIE, 11iss Maggie HATTON, Mrs. N.J. HAY, Mrs. J.L.W. HAYES, Charles HAZLETT, Jas.Virgil HECK, August G. HENDERSON, Susan HENRY, Harold B. HENRY, John J. HENRY, John W. HENRY, Lida V. HENRY, Lillie E. HENRY, Maggie HERRINGTON,Daisy HERRINGTON, l-irs. J. D. HEULETT [?Charlie] S. HICKEY, Andrew S. HICKEY, Ernst C. HICKEY, Ethel HICKEY, Mary HICKOX, Jesse W. HICKOX, Jimmie HICKOX, Mabel N.L. HICKOX, Mrs. \V. HILL, Lilian HINDMAN, A.G. HINDt-fAN, John C. HINDMAN, Regina HINDlfAN, W. F. HOADLEY, Mrs. P.A. HOADLEY, Pircella HOBBS, Lucy HODGSON, 11rs. A.H. HOGAN, Mrs. M.J. HOGUE, Lydia HOLADAY, Blanche HOLADAY, Mrs. M.V. HOLLIDAY, Frank N. HOLLISTER, Anna HOLLISTER, Simpson HOLMES, ? H. HORNSBY, }'f.ary S. HOUNOLD, A. G. HOUNOLD, Mary J. HOWARD, Mrs. C.A. Hm-m, Ellen HOWELL, Clarence HUGHES, Ellen, (Wm.) HUGHES, Hannah A. HULETT, Mr. W.F •. HULSE, Porter HUMBERT, Mrs. L.A. HUME, Ennna HUME, John HUME, Mrs. John (Sylvinia) Hill1PHREY, L. T • HUMPHREY, Mrs. S .A. HUNNICUTT, Gertrude HUNSICKER, Elizabeth HUNSICKER, Henry HUNTER, Mrs. S.J. HUTCHINSON, E. HYDE, Hattie [Nattie?] ILIFF, A.B. ILIFF, B. F. ILIFF, Mrs. B.F. �6 UNITED METHODIST CHURCH MEMBERSHIP 1893-1898 (Cont'd) ILIFF, Mrs. B.F. ILIFF, Jessie ILIFF, Joseph INGERSON, Hannah IRVIN, Alice IRVIN, M.F. IRVIN, Washington JAMISON, Syrena JOHNS, Emily L. JOHNS, Jeannette M. JOHNSON, Anna JOHNSON, Elbright JOHNSON, Mrs. H.E. JOHNSON, Walter JONES, Esther JONES, Florence H. JONES, John JONES, Miss Lulie JONES, Mattie JONES, Nellie A. JONES, Ray KAMKEL, Ada KENDELL, Joseph R. KENT, Helen KENT, Mrs. Kate L. KENYON, Geo. V. KENYON, J.R. KEVE, Hiley W. KILLRUN, Mrs. KILWORTH, Emma KILWORTH, Sarah A. KIMMLER, Geo. V. KING, John L. KINGSBERY, Frank KINGSBERY, Inez KINGSBURY, Willie F. KINZIE, Harvey KULEY, Royal Kll1LER, Eleanor V. LAHOW, Julia LANE, Julia LANGELY, C.H. LANGELY, Mrs. LAUGHLIN, I. H• LAWSON, Alice B. LAWSON, David H. LESEUR, Hattie LESLIE, Dr. B.H. LESLIE, Mrs. B.H. LESLIE, Gracie LESLIE, Hazel LESUER, Owen C. LEWIS, J.M. LIEBENBURG, Jeannette LIGGETT, Mary LIGGETT, E.E., N.S. LITTELL, W.E. LOCKWOOD, Laur a E .. LOCKWOOD, Mrs. S.A. LOHR, Emma Cos ley LOHR, May LOVE, Cornelia LYON, Eula C. LYONS, Mrs. E .A. LYONS, Laura LYONS, Mrs. W.H. McCLURE, Carrie McCLURE, Geo. J. HcCLURE, Mrs. Geo. J. McCLURE, J.L. McCLURE, Mrs. J.L. McCORKLE, Harry B. McCOY, Mabel McCOY, Zetta McCRAY, Helen W. McCREATH, James McCREATH, Mark McCREATH, Sarah McELROY, F.B. McFARLAND, Bertha HcFARLAND, Chas. McFARLAND, Frank McFARLAND, Nancy l1cFARLAND, Nellie K. McFARLAND, Robert McFARLAND, Rose Lee McFARLAND, Thomas McFARLAND, W. G. McKIM, Lucinda McKIM, R.R. l1cMILLAN, Mrs. t-'.ary HcMILLEN, Mrs. Mary McMURRAY, Arthur McMURRAY, Mrs. H.A. MADDOW, R.F. MAJORS, Jos. O. MARBLE, Leona Aurora MARCH, George HARCH, Geo. M. MARCH, Helena MARCH, J.R. MARCH, Julia B. MARC~, Hary MARCH, W.F. �7 UNITED METHODIST CHURCH MEMBERSHIP 1893-1898 (Cont'd) MARKS, Lida MARSHALL, Elvis C. }1ARSHALL, J. C• MARSHALL, Sarah }1ARTIN, Elizabeth MARTIN, Emma }1ARTIN, John MARTIN, Louisa H. }1ARTIN, Minnie MARTIN, Susan D. }1ARVIN, Arissima [?] MAYNARD, Margrett MEAD, Arden MEANS, Ash [?] MENAUGH, George MENAUGH, l1rs. MERSHOW [?], Jennie MESSENGER, Frank J. MESSENGER, MarY,A. MEYERS, Emma MICKLE, Nettie MILLER, Charles MILLER, Mrs. Chas. G. MILLNER, Elizabeth W. MOFFETT, Mrs. G. \oJ. MONROE, Mrs. Carrie MONROE, Mrs. L.E. MONROE, Sarah L. HONROE, Susan MOORE, Barbara A. MOORE, J.W. MOORE, Mary B. MOORE, Sarah MORGAN, Mary MORTON, Blanch MOYS, E.J. MUELLER, R.G. MUELLER, Tilly M. MUNK, Addie S. MUNK, Edward HURPHY, Edward MURRAY, Elizabeth MYERS, James MYRES, Mrs. Scott NEELEY, Grace A. NEELEY, Jos. A. NEFF, Miss Maggie NEWMAN, Mrs. NEW11AN, W. E • NEWSON, Nancy NEWSON, Nellie NICHOLS, T.P. NICHOLS, Mrs. NICHOLSON, I. NICHOLSON, John NICHOLSON, Kate D. NICHOLSON, Mattie B. NIXON, '.Jill E. NORTHRUP, Anita [?] NORTHRUP, Estella OAKLEAF, Lydia OATMAN, Mrs. O.A. OATMAN, Mrs. O.E. O'BRIEN, Delos O'BRIEN, Hattie M. O'BRIEN, Nancy OLDS, Ella D. OLDS, F.B. OLDS, Frankie OLDS, Lora E. OLDS, Viola P. OLIVER, Adam OLIVER, Hannah OLIVER, Jane OLIVER, Maggie OLSON, Anna H. OLSON, Sophia ORR, James A. OWEN, Edwin F. OWEN, Mary E. OWEN, Ollie W. OWEN, Winifred Churchill PALMER, Emma B. PALMER, Eva PARISH, Norica E.W. PARKER, Edward J. PARKER, Elvira PARKER, John Howard PARKER, M.E. PARKER, Mary E. PARKS, t.;r. H. PARKS, Mrs. W. H. PARROTT, Alfred PARROTT, }lrs. E. PARROTT, Edith PARROTT, Jessie I. PARROTT, Joseph PARROTT, Percy J. PARROTT, Phil E. PAUL, Josephine B. PEAIRS, Carrie E. PEAIRS, H.A. PEAIRS [?]', Herbert PEAIRS, J.E. PEAIRS, Jerusha PEARlS, John B. �8 UNITED METHODIST CHURCH MEMBERSHIP 1893-1898 (Cont'd) PEET, Emma PENNINGTON, Elizabeth PENNINGTON, Jessie PENNINGTON, Minnie W. PERRY, John S. PERRY, Lottie H. PERRY, Sarah PHILLIPS, Augusta PHILLIPS, Dr. D.F. PICKENS, Minnie L. PICKENS, Orlarid PICKENS, Sarah A. PIERCE, Ennna PIERCE, Lilian PIERCE, Mary J. PIERCE, P.H. PIERSON, Edward PIERSON, Mary E. PIKE, Ella PIPER, Louisa PIPPERT, Mrs. Luella PLASKET, M. PLASKET, Madge PLASKET, Nettie PLASKET, William POLLARD, Eva POTTER, Lizzie POWELL, John B. POWELL, Mabell POWELL, Mary E. PRATT, Elizabeth PRESBY, Ennna PRESBY, Laura PRESBY, W.S. PUGH, Edward PUGH, Letitia PUGH, Mahala RADFORD, A. RADFORD, Agnes RADFORD, Annie RADFORD, Florence RADFORD, Laura RADFORD, R.M. RARICK, Edith RARICK, J.J. RARICK, Minnie E. RASHKOPF, }f.ary Jane RAWLS, Mrs. A.C. READING, Mrs. Ellen READING, James A. RENNICK, Lou B. RENO, Mrs. Anna REYNOLDS, Mrs. J.D. REYNOLDS, Lizzie RICE, Mrs. Elizabeth RICH, Mrs. J.W. RICH, Mayme A. RICHARDSON, Mabel RIDENOUR, Addie J. RIDENOUR, Nellie RIDENOUR, Sarah L. ROBERTS. C.W. ROBERTS, Clarence H. ROBERTS, Frank H. ROBERTS, Lillie M. ROBERTS, William ROBERTSON, Mary E. ROBERTSON, W.D. ROCKHOLD, Lillian ROUSELL, Mrs. ROUSELL, Edwin ROw"'E, William H. RUARK, Lee RUGH, Howard P. RUGH, Mollie RUSHMER, May RUSHMER, Sarah RUSSELL,Carrie Belle RUSSELL, Ila [?] Williams RUSSELL, Sophia RUSSELL, William SANDERS, Millie M. SANDHOVAL, John SAVAGE, Maria SCOTT, H.E. SCOTT, Margaret SCOTT, Nellie J. SCRANTON, F.M. SCRANTON, G.W. SCRANTON, Ray P. SEELEY, Enolia SEELEY, Ida J. SELLARDS, Mrs. Barbara SHALER, Chas. C. SHALER, Ethel SHALER, Haude E. SHANKLIN, Anna G. SHARP, A.V. SHARP, Linnie SHAW, Mamie M. SHAl.J, Robert SHAW, Sarah SHAWL, Mrs. May SHEAVER, Connie �9 UNITED METHODIST CHURCH MEHBERSHIP 1893-1898 (Cont'd) SHELLY, Earl SHERMAN, Miss Georgie SHERMAN, Glen SHERMAN, Guy SHERMAN, Mrs. Jane SHIMMONS, Fannie M. SHORE, Maggie SHORT, John SHUTT, Chas. E. SIERES [?], Guy A. SIMMONS, Dr .. Char1es SIMMONS, Mrs. E.F. SIMMONS, Etolie SHfMONS, Lulu C. SIMMONS, Dr. N. SIMMONS, Mrs. Dr. N. SIMPSON, Lizzie SI:MPSON, Ylabe1 SIMPSON, V.B. SIRPLESS, Eleanor SIRPLUS, A.B. SIRPLUS, Sarah SKINNER, A.H. SKINNER, Emily SLAWSON, Marion G. SMITH, Amanda SMITH, Clara SMITH, Mrs. C.O. SMITH, Daisy SMITH, Mrs. E.J. SMITH, Flora P. SMITH, Prof. F.P. SMITH, Hattie SMITH, }lary E. SMITH, Mrs. M.R. SMITH, O. SHITH, R.F. SMITH, R. Wm. R. SNITH, Rosa SMITH, Sadie SMOOK, Luella SNEDECKER, Jimmie C. SNYDER, Annie SNYDER, Lilly SOMERVILLE, Jimmie SOXMAN, Christian SOx}1AN, Clara SOXMAN, George SOX}1AN, H.R. SOXMAN, Libby Sma1AN, Ray SPALDING, J.A. SPALDING, Hary C. SPARR, Alice B. SPARR, Betty W. SPARR, Chas. W. SPARR, Ripley W. SPAULDING, Gertrude SPENCER, Carrie. SPENCER, John R. SPENCER, Mary A. SPERRY, L.J. SPERRY, Mrs. L.J. SPRANKLE, Alice SPURLOCK, Lillie SPURLOCK, Mrs. 1~. SPURLOCK, Myrtle STAFFORD, Emma STAFFORD, Helen STAFFORD, Mabel STAFFORD, Sarah G. STAMP, Christopher STANFORD, A.A. STANFORD, Cecile A. STANFORD, Earnest STANFORD, Herberts A. STANFORD, Vira E. STANTON, Albert L. STANTON, Alta STANTON, Harriet M. STANTON, Sarah Evelyn STARKWEATHER, Chas. P. STARKWEATHER, Jennie STEPHENS, Haud STEPHENSON, W.R. STEPHENSON, William STEVENS, Rose Elliott STRICKLER, R.P. STRICKLER, S.W. STRINGFIELD, Grace STRINGFIELD, Hurber [?] STRINGFIELD, Jennie STRINGFIELD, Martha SUMMERVILLE, Jessie B. TAYLOR, Chas. E. THEAR, F. B. THOBURN, Blanch THOBURN, John C. THOMAS, Bessie THOMAS, Edith TINDALL, Mary TINDALL, N.H. TINKHAM, David W. TIPL--- [?], J.S. �10 UNITED METHODIST CHURCH MEMBERSHIP 1893-1898 (Cont'd) TOPPING, Cora TOPPING, Hattie P. TRANENS, Catherine o. TRANGER, Clyplon Ruby TRANGER, Frank TRANGER, Linda L. TROWBRIDGE, G.G. TROVlBRIDGE, Hannah J. TROWBRIDGE, Harry C. TRUMPER, Susan R. TYNDALL, Mary Evangeline TYRRALL, Rachal WADE, Frank WADE, Nancy WAGNER, Ida WAGNER, Rosella WAGSTAFF, Nary E. WAGSTAFF, Maybelle WAGSTAFF, Richard WALDRON, Herbert E. "JALDRON, Libbie WALDRON, Robert WALDRUM, Arthur R. WALGAMOT, Edith WALGANOT, Lena WALGAMOTT, J.W. WALGAMOTT, Minnie WALGAMOTT, Sarah WALKER, Harriet WALL, Emma WALLER, Hrs. E.R. WALLER, Ivan WALLER, J.L. WALLER, James L., Jr. WALTEN, Lillian P. WALTON, Clyde WALTON, Lillian WALTON, S.S. WARD, Christine }~rgarete WATKINS, Alice WATKINS, John WATKINS, Louise WEBBER, Fred H. WEBER, }frs. John WEED, Guy WEISE, Rubie WEISE, Willie WEISER, Jimmy M. WEISER, Margaret F. HEISER, Wm. J. WEISS, Ernest, WEISS, Flora "i'EISS, W. F • WELLMAN, Abiah WELLMAN, Erns t WELLYiAN, John P. WELMAN, Anna WELSH, Annie WELSH, Artemus \-JELSH, Bert W. WELSH, Ivybelle WELSH, Sarah A. WHERRY, Arthur WHERRY, Curtis WHERRY, Curtis A. WHERRY, E.J. WHERRY, F .A. WHERRY, Linley WHERRY, Sly-- [?] WHERRY, Stiles "mITE, Rev. David WHITE, E1i1l1la WHITE, F.C. WHITE, N.F. WHITE, P.E. WHITE, Sarah C. WHITZEL, Peter D. WHITZEL, Sarah H. HIGGINS, Bert WIGGINS, D.W. WIGGINS, Henry WIGGINS, Madge WIGGINS, Priscilla WIGGINS, R. WIGGS, Lillie WIGLET, William WIGLET, Hrs. Hilliam WILCOX, Mina E. WILLETT, Elisitta [?] WILLETT, J.A. WILLEY, J.W. WILLEY, Hrs. J.W. WILLIAMS, Ila WILLIAHS, Hartha WILLIA}ffi, Sarah J. WILLIAMS, Wm. E. HILLIAMS, W.R. WILLIS, Angie WIUfOTH, Frank WIU1UTH, Elsie WILMUTH, Hrs. F. G. WILSON, Hrs. Effie WILSON, Ella J. WINCHESTER, Catherine WINGATE, C.A. WINTER, Maud �11 UNITED METHODIST CHURCH MEMBERSHIP 1893-1898 (Cont'd) WORTHINGTON, Malinda WYRICK, Mr. L.A. ZAHNISER, C.A. ZIMMER}~, Bertha ZIMMERMAN, Cornelia ZIMMERHAN, Ella H. ZIMMER¥lAN, Minnie WOOD, Chas. H. WOOD, Mary WOODS, Belle WOODS, Lizzie Mae WOODS, Nellie WOODWARD, Mabel \JQODWARD, N. A. WORTHINGTON, Charles * * * * * THE RISE AND FALL OF LONE STAR, KANSAS by Paul H. Nieder 16 July 1975 INTRODUCTION Lone Star, Kansas is located approximately 12 miles southwest of Lawrence. It occupies a rather scenic site nestled against the south ridge of the Washington Creek valley. Washington Creek, a permanent stream, skirts the townsite on the east and south. The main road leading from Lawrence toward southwest Douglas County forks at Lone Star. One road continues up the valley toward Lone Star Lake which was built by the Civilian Conservation Corps during the New Deal. The other crosses Washington Creek and continues south toward southern Douglas County. Lone Star was never served by a railroad. The nearest shipping point has always been at Lawrence except for a brief period in the 1880's and 1890's when Clinton four and one-half miles to the north served that purpose. Lone Star today contains approximately 15 residences. One of these has been converted from the former community school. Another has been vacated in recent years. In addition there is a church, bank building and former Ford garage. Of these only the church continues to perform its original function. The landmark of the town, the Flory store and hall, was demolished in the spring of 1975, slightly over one~hundred years after the founding of the town. The population of the town is probably nearly as large today as it ever, was. However, all residents are either retired or gain their livelihood elsewhere. Over the course of the last one-half century, Lone Star has slowly lost the social, economic, institutional and service functions that qualified it as an important central place. It is the main purpose of this paper to reconstruct the social and economic character of the Lone Star community during the years that it was acquiring and maintaining its reasons for existence. Secondarily, the information presented will be used to test some assumptions about the impact of 20th century conditions upon rural communities. This paper is not intended to be the history of a community or a small town. �12 Those seeking such a history of the Lone Star community, at this point in time, will have to write it themselves. The reader may, however, be able to discern, at least in broad outline, what such a history might entail. PART I 1 The establishment of Bond, Kansas as a central place of significance occurred over the course of some 20 years between the mid-1870's and the mid-1890's.2 The establishment of the original post office in 1875 should be used as the date for the founding of the town even.though that post was not located at the eventual town site but was moved there at a slightly later date. 3 In the early 1880's .the school for Douglas County District Number 47 was moved to the town site. Apparently the first business enterprises appeared at Bond (Lone Star) in the mid-1880's.4 By the late 1880's several businesses had ap~eared at Bond (Lone Star) and the population had reached approximately 10. By 1891 the population had reached approximately 25. 6 Three years later the population had climbed to about 44, which is almost as many permanent residents as the town would ever have. 7 It is extremely difficult to reconstruct the demographic character of the Lone Star community.8 State and federal census data was collected for townships and incorporated towns. In the investigation of any smaller area the exact statistical picture cannot be reconstructed because the addresses of residen~s were not recorded. 9 The situation is further complicated by the fact that the Lone Star community (as defined here) lay within no less than three townships: Clinton, Marion and Willow Springs. A generalized picture of population trends can be de·rived from the census records, surviving atlas and maps plus the recollections of longtime residents of the community. The federal census records include the following totals for the three rural townships in question: Clinton 1860 1870 1880 1890 1900 1910 1920 1930 1940 1975 est. 655 1030 1005 968 947 761 745 652 541 342 Marion 416 879 1417 1406 1357 1187 1061 934 817 631 Willow Springs 931 1163 1374 1223 1278 1278 1034 943 881 837 10 One clear generalization can be derived from these statistics: the population of rural southwest Douglas County peaked between 1880 and 1890 and declined rather steadily thereafter. Did this general population trend apply specifically to the Lone Star community? A compilation of the number of farmsteads within two miles of Lone Star that were recorded on various surviving maps sheds some light on this question: 1873 31 1887 33 1902 29 Marion 8 9 17* 20** Willow Springs 11 9 10 8 50 51 56 57 Clinton 1921 29 *Inc1udes approx. nine residences in Lone Star **Inc1udes approx. twelve residences in Lone Star 11 Even though these figures can only be considered as approximate, they do c1early'indicate a slight decline ocrural population contemporaneous with the �13 12 growth of the town of Lone Star itself. If we enV1S1on such small towns as the product of the goods and services they provide their immediate rural communities it .is difficult to account for a growing town in a shrinking rural community. Another complicating factor was the introduction of the automobile in the second decade of the 20th century. The mobility provided by the automobile should have reduced rural dependence upon goods and services provided at Lone Star, but apparently it did not, at least not at first. 13 A review of the land ownership patterns within two miles of Lone Star sheds little light on the changing demographic picture. The surviving maps indicate that the size of ownership units has not changed dramatically over the last 100 years. In the latter decades of the 19th century ownership units in the vicinity of Lone Star were frequently large. Quite a few of these ran several hundred acres in size. Most mvnerships units, however, were 40, 80 or 160 acres in size. There were several clusters of very small ownership units without farmsteads which apparently served as wood lots. The size of present day ownership units follows the same general pattern; some larger ownership units are mixed with a larger number of medium-sized ones and some small ones (which generally contain the homes of rural commuters). The dramatic change has come not in the size of ownership units but rather in the size of farm operational units. Farm operational units in general have become ever larger over the last 100 years with the most dramatic increase taking place in the post-World War II period. In the long run what is reflected here is the switch from labor-intensive agriculture to labor-extensive agriculture. This trend accounts for much of the decline in rural population especially in the mid-20th century.14 PART II The first service provided at a central point in what became known as the Lone Star community was a post office established in 1875. 15 The early post office moved from home to home or from one business to another with several changes of postmasters.1 6 In the 1880's the mail was delivered "semi-weekly" from Lawrence. 17 Postal patrons picked up. their mail at the post office before rural free delivery was established in the early years of the 20th century. Even after the establishment of rural free delivery, the Lone Star post office continued to serve the community for many years. 18 The first school to serve what became known as the Lone Star community was located a little over one mile southeast of the present town site and was established sometime before 1873. 19 The school was moved to Bond (Lone Star) in the early l880's.20 The school was first refe ed to as Lone Star in the board minutes for the December 18, 1897 meeting. 2l A new school building had been completed in the fall and winter of 1895-96 and Lone Star. was the name selected for the new school. That school continued to serve: the community with eight grades of instruction in a single room for over 60 years. The enrollment in the Lone Star elementary school declined from well over 50 at the turn of the century to about 40 in 1920~ and finally fell to around 12 just before the school was consolidated.2~ A highly signi£:icant step in the integration of the Lone Star community was taken in 1905 with establishment of the Lone Star Mutual Telephone Company. This cooperative telephone· company had a local operator and served �14 subscribers within a few miles of Lone Star; it also provided a communications link with the "outside" world. 23 The Lone Star State Bank was organized in early 1917 when 100 shares of stock were sold to approximately 40 local farmers and businessmen, several of which became directors of the bank.24 The bank opened in July, 1917. By October, 1917 the bank's financial statements listed $9,966 in loans and $12,960 ,in deposits. In 1920 the bank's financial statements listed $39,100 in loans and $65,480 in deposits. When the bank closed in 1935 outstanding loans had been reduced to $17,900 and deposits had fallen to $14,400. The bank survived the banking crisis of 1933 but rapidly declining business indicated the liquidation of the bank during the Great Depression. However, the immediate stated reason for the liquidation was "pressure" from the state government designed to reduce the number of small state chartered banks. 25 This pressure 6ed to voluntary liquidation of the bank by its officers and directors. 2 . One long-time resident of the community pronounced the verdict on the existence of the Lone Star State Bank in this manner:. "Lone Star really didn't need a bank; there wasn't no money around then."27 This very succinctly sums up a large part of the problem especially in reference to the bank's decline in the 1930's. It is much more difficult to explain why the bank was founded and apparently prospered for a time. Was it the relative prosperity of the period, a growing number of local' 'business transactions or community pride? This writer suspects all three of these factors played a part. In short, the bank was a concrete symbol of growing community cohesion. Another example of growing community cohesion was the building of a local church. The town of Lone Star itself did not initially have a church. The community was served by two other churches: the Washington Creek Church of the Brethren about three miles to the southwest and the Mount Washington United Brethren Church about two miles to the northeast. 28 The Washington Creek Ghurch of the Brethren was founded as an independent congregation in 1881. 2 Y~ny of the immediate residents of Lone Star attended the Washington Creek church between 1885 and 1918 when a church building was constructed at Lone Star. 30 The Lone Star congregation formally split from the Washington Creek one and established itself as the Lone Star Church of the Brethren in 1921. 31 The size of the Lone Star congregation was initially quite considerable. Twice in early 1921 attendance was placed at 67,32 and the size of the congregation remained relatively stable over the years.33 The following chart presents a generalized picture of the growth of businesses, institutions and others providing goods and services at Lone Star in selected years from 1888 to 1918: 1888 1891 1894 1900 1904 1908 1912 1918 Post office 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 School 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 General Store 1 1 1 1 3 2 2 1 Blacksmith 1 1 1 1 1 2 ? ? Church. 1 Bank 1 �15 1888 1891 1894 1900 1904 ·1908 1912 1918 1 1 1 Telephone 1 1 1 Meat Market 1 1 ? 2 2 1 1 1 ? 1 1 1 1 Cheese Factory 1 Feed Mill 1 1 Doctor Veterinarian Wagonmaker 1 1 1 Carpenter Tannery 1 1 Ford Garage Shoemaker 1 34 This chart shows a clear growth in the number of services and the sophistication of goods provided at Lone Star for the town itself and for the adjacent rural community. This growth is especially marked in the first and second decade of the 20th century at the same tine the automobile was beginning to have an impact on rural America. This raises a question about the impact of the automobile. Did it break down the cohesion of rural communities as is frequently assumed, or, did it in fact enhance that cohesion? The evidence presented here indicates that it did the latter, at least initially. Several social and social service organizations were associated with the Lone Star community in the first few decades of the 20th century. The Lone Star Brass Band was one active group. Besides performing for the community at its own bandstand, it played at picnics and ball games at Lone Star an~ nearby communities. 35 The Lone Star Fraternal Aid Association maintained a lodge which was used as a meeting place by various social groupings. 36 The Lone Star Ladies Aid functioned as a church related service organization. 37 The Lone Star Civic Protective Association was apparently one of the more important social organizations in spite of its businesslike title. 38 The Lone Star Jolly Stitchers Club combined sewing with social intercourse. 39 The Lone Star Literary Society combined debates and discussions with social intercourse. 40 Somewhat more businesslike was the Lone Star 41 Farmers Union which represented the interests of the local agriculturalists. In addition to the activities of specific organizations, more casual community social activities occurred in considerable variety. These included Fourth of July picnics, "tent" or "camp" meetings for religious revival, Chautauqua lectures with music and entertainment, skating parties, ball games (enough players for three teams between 1910 and 1920), "wolf hunts" (actually the round-up of coyotes), school sponsored spelling bees and Christmas parties, movies and just plain "socials" both within and among communities. 42 This degree of social activitiy centered at Lone Star indicates the existence of a rural community with considerable social cohesion. Indeed, it is probable the primary integrative factors within the community were social rather than economic. �16 CONCLUSION Lone Star was a partial service community of considerable significance to the immediate rural area. Around 1918, for example, one might have to journey to Lawrence only to market his grain or livestock, purchase major vehicles, household furniture, appliances, implements and some building materials. The resident of the community could bank locally, have his implements and automobiles repaired in many cases, gain medical attention for his family and livestock, send his children to school, attend church, purchase food and clothing, have some of his produce marketed and/or processed, receive mail (and.veryimportantly.mail order merchandise), belong to a number of social and social service organizations and take part in a variety of social and recreational activities. The most interesting and difficult question raised by the information compiled for this paper concerns the relationship between the density of the rural population and the services and functions of the central place that has been heretofore reconstructed. Lone Star provided only a minimum number of services and functions when the surrounding rural population was greatest. As the rural population declined from the 1880's onward, Lone Star acquired more and more sophisticated social, economic and service functions. At first glance this situation appears to contradict assumptions frequently made about small rural towns and their decline in the 20th century. First of all, one must account for the relatively low level of general functions and services provided by the central place when the rural population was at its greatest. The large rural population of the latter decades of the 19th century either could not afford, could not use or did not need the many local services and functions that later appeared centralized at Lone Star. Available evidence indicates that many early rural residents of the area were both extremely poor and transient. Many moved into "backwoods" plots farmed primitively, cut wood, hunted, trapped, "worked out" and moved on with hardly a trace even in the memories of their immediate neighbors. This type of rural American could only afford a minimum of economic and institutional services. He had limited means to travel even a few miles, and yet· he did not stay in one place long enough to become "established." No doubt people left the area for a large variety of reasons, not all of them economic. Life in the not too distant cities beckoned with attractive cultural variety as well as jobs. The rise of mechanized agriculture lessened the need for farm labor or second and third sons. Periodic depression in agricultural prices, especially in the 1890's and the 1930's, tended to push out more marginal residents. Also, there is some evidence that strong ties with families and other social groupings may have mitigated against the centralization of social and institutional functions and, therefore, of community cohesion. Swedes, Blacks and even "Hissourians" were some of the identifiable groups that were somewhat agglomerated within a few miles of Lone Star.· Secondly, one must try to account for the rise of the town of Lone Star and all that it eventually came to present. One cl~ar, and perhaps most significant cause, was the rise of prosperity that began in the late 1890's and continued almost without interruption until immediately after the First World War. The older members of the community became socially and economically better established. Many had "paid for" land plus money to buy desired services and to develop local institutions. They also made gains in mobility but it was not yet the kind of mobility that would eventually tie the whole rural community very strongly to Lawrence 12 miles away. At first the use of �17 automobiles clearly helped tie the rural population to the central place, that is, Lone Star. Major marketing and the purchase of expensive manufactured goods had always taken place in Lawrence; the use of the automobile did not change this economic tie, it only speeded up the process somewhat. Routinely driving to Lawrence every day or so for work, shopping or entertainment was not a practice instantly developed with the acquisition of a Model T Ford. On the other hand the temptation to visit one's neighbors, or just to go to "town" (Lone Star) . and see what was going on, was less frequently resisted. The initial impact of the automobile was no doubt more social than economic and it played a key role in growing community cohesion. The long term effects of prosperity, mobility and the whole increasing mechanization of American society tended to reduce both the rural population and importance of rural small towns. This change is not something that could occur suddenly; if for no other reason than the fact that the terrible roads would not allow it. The enormous long range impact of these changes clearly tended to obscure the transitional features of the overall process. It is left to the local historian to preserve the detail necessary for a thorough understanding of that overall process. FOOTNOTES lLone Star was known as Bond between 1875 and the late 1890's when the name was changed to Lone Star. Bond was the name of the original postmaster. Lone Star was the name given to a new school in 1897. 2An atlas published in 1873 mentions no businesses of any kind at the site of what became Bond (Lone Star) nor does its maps show any b~lildings at all. It does show the present day road layout with the town's crossroads and a ford across Washington Creek to the south. It is easy to speculate that these features provide the key to the initial development of the town. Atlas of Douglas Co. Kansas (New York: J.W. Beers and Co., 1873), p. 59-60. 3 Robert W. Baughman, Kansas Post Offices, 1828-1961 (Topeka: Kansas State Historical Society, 1961), p. 15. 4Two state gazetteers published in the mid-1880's listed no businesses at Bond (Lone Star). Polk's Kansas State Gazetteer and Business Directory, 1884-5, Vol. 4 (St. Louis, 1885) p. 232 and Polk's Kansas State Gazetteer and Business Directory, 1886-7, Vol. 5 (St. Louis, 1887) p. 176. Hereafter cited as Polk's. An undated Lawrence Daily Journal World clipping in the possession of Anna Flory dates the founding of the town's oldest general store at 1885. Hereafter cited as L.D.J.W. 5 Polk's, 1888-9, Vol. 6, p-. 194. 6polk 's, 1891, Vol. 7, p. 19l. 7 Polk's! 1894, Vol. 8, p. 172. �18 8 For purposes of investigation and spatial orientation the Lone Star community is being defined here as encompassing the area within two miles of the town site. 9 For example, see Douglas County, Clinton Township, Decennial Census, Kansas, 1885, Vol. 80. 10Compiled from the Ninth Census of the United States, 1870, Vol. 1 (Washington: Government Printing Service, 1872) p. 144, Statistics of the Population of the United States at the Tenth Census, 1880, Vol. 1 (Washington: Government Printing Office, 1883) pp. 176-177, Thirteenth Census of the United States, 1910, Vol. 2 (Washington: United States Government Printing Office, 1912), p. 652, Sixteenth Census of the United States, 1940, J.ol. 1 (Washington: Government Printing Office, 1942) p. 399 and L.D.J.W., June 30, 1975.' llCompiled from Atlas of Douglas Co. Kansas (New York: J.W. Beers and Co., 1873) pp. 15-16, 51-52, 59-60,Edward's Map of Douglas County, Kansas. (Philadelphia: John P. Edwards, 1887), Standard Atlas of Douglas County, Kansas (Chicago: Geo. A. Ogle and Co., 1902), pp. 19, 35, 39 and Standard Atlas of Douglas County, Kansas (Chicago: Geo. A. Ogle and Co., 1921), pp. 35, 47, 51. l2Actually, other evidence (including recollections as well as the census records) indicates a much sharper decline of rural population between the late 1880's and the early 1920's. The declining rural population was only partially compensated for by the rising town population. 13 If one 1S . .1nterested'1n t h e tota 1 popul ' at10n 0 f t h e town or t h e rural community, the multiplication of the number of residences times five will yield the approximate total. This writer speculates that the population of the Lone Star community falls somewhere between 250 and 300 in first two decades of the 20th century. l4The reduction in family size can account for some additional decline. But, clearly, external factors were at work as well causing many', many families to move away. 15 Baughman, Kansas Post Offices, p. 15. l6 Rem1n1scences l' . . 0f Car N1e d er. 17 Polk's, 1884-5.,_ Vol. 4, p. 232. 18 The post office was formally named Lone Star on October 2, 1899. Baughman, Kansas Post Offices, p. 76. Lone Star was the last rural post office in Douglas County to be abandoned in 1953. 19 Atlas of Douglas Co. Kansas (New York: J. W. Beers and Co., 1873) pp. 59-60. Carl Nieder recalled the date as 1864. Reminiscences of Carl Nieder. �19 20C1erk's Record Book of School District No. 47, Douglas County (18821913). Reminiscences of Carl Nieder. 21 Ibid . 22 L . D'.J.W., January 8, 1920. Interview, Hugo Nieder, June 24, 1975. Those concerned about teacher's salaries today may be interested to learn that the first teachers in the 1880's were paid $210 for teaching the entire seven-month term. However, by 1910 the annual salary for teachers had reached $420. Clerk's Record Book of School District No. 47, Douglas County (1882-1913). 23 The subscribers furnished much of their own equipment in addition to paying dues. The company was abandoned in 1959. Reminiscences of Carl Nieder. 24 L.D.J.W., November 11, 1941. 25 Ibid . 26 A loan secured from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation using the Lone Star bank's outstanding loans as security and all depositors were paid off. The bank's stockholders received their investment back plus a small dividend. Ibid. 27Interview, Hugo Nieder, June 24, 1975. 28The Mount Washington United Brethren Church was apparently founded in the late 1880's by F. M. Testerman. It was known as the Valley Chapel United Brethren Church in the 20th century. It was abandoned and torn down in the mid-1940's. W. C. Hood, Map of the Vicinity of Lawrence (K.U. Country Club, 1898?) L.D.J.W., February 8, 1946. 29 Elmer LeRoy Craik, A History of the Church of the Brethren in Kansas (McPherson: Privately published, 1922), p. 259. 30Ibid ., The Washington Creek site retains the cemetery for both congregations. 31 Ibid ., p. 173. 32 L.D.J.W., March 3, 1921, March 19, 1921. 33 The present membership is about 100 and the usual attendance a little over one-half that number. Interview, Anna Flory, June 29, 1975. 34 This data was compiled from numerous recollections and Polk's, 1888, Vol. 6, p. 194; 1891, Vol. 7, p. 191; 1894, Vol. 8, p. 172; 1900, Vol. 9, p. 172; 1904, Vol.lO, p. 766; 1908, .Vol. 11, p. 928; 1912, Vol. 12, p. 720. 35 1 ntervlew, . Anna F1 ory, June 29, 1975. Reminiscences of Carl Nieder. �20 36Reminiscences of Carl Nieder. 37 L •D. J . W., Harch 18, 1921, April 14, 1921, May 14, 1921. 38 L.D.J.W., May 19, 1921. 39 L.D.J.W., June 9, 1927. 40 L.D.J.W., November 20, 1912. 410ne Heeting of this group in 1921 was attended by 200 people. February 26, 1921. 42 Interv1ew, . Hugo N'1ed er, J une, 24 1975 . L.D.J.W., March 14, 1921, June 3, 1927. L.D.J .W., Reminiscences of Carl Nieder, By Paul H. Nieder 16 July 1975 College Thesis Professor of History and Government State Fair Community Junior College Sedalia, Missouri Copied with permission. Submitted by Nary Jamison, Lawrence, Kansas. ***** "A KANSAS SOUVENIR" Thirty years ago, along the eastern margin of the grassy quadrangle which geographers called Kansas, the rude forefathers of Atchison, Leavenworth, Wyandotte, Lawrence and Topeka, slept in the intervals of their strife with petty tyrants of their fields, and beyond their western horizon, the rest was silence, solitude and the wilderness, to the Rio Grande; to Yellowstone; to the Sierra Nevada; like the lonely steppes of Turkestan and Tartary; inhabited by wandering tribes whose occupation was war; whose pastime was the chase; pastured for untold centuries ,by roaming herds that followed the seasons in their recurring migrations from the arctic circle to the Gulf. Censorious scoffers, actuated by envy, jealousy, malignity and other evil passions have hinted that he unduly vaunteth himself; that he brags and becomes vainglorious; that he is given to bounce, tall talk and magniloquence. There have not been wanting those who affirm that he magnifies his calamities as well as his blessings, and desires nothing so much as to have the name of Kansas in any capacity always in the ears and mouths of men. Such accusations are well calculated to make the judicious grieve. They result from a misconception of the man and his environment. �21 Cemetery Book Eudora, Kansas (1869-1921) Copied at Spencer Research Library by Judy Sweets Aug. 1980. Date of Death 1869 10 Sept. 1870 13 July 31 July 1 Aug. 2 Aug. 20 Aug. 10 Sept. 19 Sept. 17 Sept. Oct. Date of Burial Name 'Age, Begins page 2 and 3: SexC610r Nation- # of alityLot 5 July - Bessie Maud SAUNDERS 21 mos. 1870 (Removed from Blue Jacket Ford) 13 July 1 Aug. 2 Aug. 2 Aug. 21 Aug. 11 Sept. 20 Sept. 18 Sept. 3 Oct. John William NElS Herman LOTHHOLZ Benjamin F. WRIGHT Bartlett KING Eliza ADAMS Wilhelmina ALTENBERND Bles. HACKLES William IRONSIDES John ERNST 12 Oct. Robert IRONSIDES 9 mos. 3!~ yrs. 2 mos. 28 days 23 mos. 26 wks. 4 wks. 26 mos. 11 mos.& 15 days 4 mos. 28 Oct. 10 Dec. 29 Oct. 11 Dec. Michael Thomas - - Henry JACKSON 3 yrs. 1871 25 Jan. 4 Feb. 11 Feb. 26 Jan. 5 Feb. 12 Feb. James HAYNES F.L. PILLA Charles COLE 33 yrs. 39 yrs. 19 mos. 30 Mar. 30 Mar. 19 Apr. William BUCK 10 mos. Charles PILLAS' childCatherine F W M W M W M W M Black F " American 463 " " " " " W 11 Black M vJ " M F " " 46 119 W W. " M M W W German M W W American 171 German 189 American 122 M M M W W " F 4 yrs. 2 yrs. F 8 mos & 2 ds. F Removed from Captains' Creek 391 P,auper old graveyard W W 430 426 135 Flux 30 July 31 July 7 Aug. 9 Aug. 15 Aug. 20 Aug., 10 Aug. 16 Aug. 21 Aug. Joseph SPENCER William SPENCER Florence BUF.NS 1 mo. 67 yrs. 17 mos. 9 mos. 28 Aug. 29 Aug. Ingelinan INENCHAN 40 yrs. 7 Sept. 7 Sept. George CURTIS 11 Sept. 13 Sept. Lydia WURTH 1 yr. & 6 mos. M Black American 388 1 yr. & 3 mos. F W 129 " 3 yrs. 1 yr. vI Black M W & Removed from o.ld cemetery Flux 29 July 30 July 6 Aug. 2 July 3 July 17 July Removed from Blue Mound American 135 " 430 Rebecca Bird SPENCER Lucas STENO Jessie Ardilla BAIR (or BRAIR?) Child of Robert KING Jame,s, PERKINS Frank PERKINS 2 July 2 July 16 July ~neumonia 99 189 F Summer complaint 467 190 463 426 426 63 old graveyard 119 M " Cause of Death " " " 135 " ___ 135 Cholera morbus W American 135 Flux I' Removed from old F Black cemetery F W German 425 Fever and cramps M M M W h1 Flux Flux �22 Eudora Cemetery Records continued Date of Death Date of Burial Name 1871 16 Sept. 17 Sept. Harriet OWENS 28 Sept. 1 Oct. Maria GABRIEL 10 Oct. 11 Oct. 22 Oct. 23 Oct. Bertha E. GUNN (or GUM) Betty KELLEY 29 Oct. 15 Dec. 31 Oct. 16 Dec. 22 Dec. 24 Dec. Sex C610r Nation- # of ality Lot 5 yrs. & 5 mos. F 66 yrs. & 9 mos. F 16 mos. F 15 mos. Louisa FREY Sarrah STARLBOAD (?) (or STARWOOD?) Ernst SEYBOLD 1872 3 Jan. 4 Jan. Frederick STARWOOD 8 Jan. 11 Jan. Augusta DURR 14 Jan. 17 Jan. John CONGER 14 Feb. 15 Feb. Lucy Jane Cole 4 Mar. 27 Har. 5 Mar. 28 Mar. 4 Apr. 10 Apr. 5 Ap~. 11 Apr. 10 Apr. 21 July 11 Apr. 22 July 23 July 3 Aug. 30 Aug. 24 July 4 Aug. 1 Sept. 28 Oct. 28 Oct. Jesse Washington FURRIS Charles HALL 4 Nov. 5 Nov. Conrath FREY 14 Nov. 4 Dec. 10 Dec. 21 Dec. 24 Dec. 30 Dec. 17 Nov. 5 Dec. 11 Dec. 22 Dec. 25 Dec. 31 Dec. A. Josepha HEINE Charles KELLEY ___ ALBRECHT Phillip KRAUS Harta COHAN William ADAMS F 9 mos. F 15 yrs. & 9 mos. F 13 mos. & 7 days M 24 yrs. & 4 mos. M 9 mos. & 3 days F 54 yrs. M 4 mos. & 25 days F Stanibus SPENCER 50 yrs. M Helen Amelia ALLEN 23 yrs. & 9 mos. F t-'.artha E. HOBBS 15 mos. F Edward Burdell ALLEN . 11 mos. & 15 days 1-1 Anna LOVELACE 5 yrs. F Albert SAVA 14 Mos. & 27 days M Lonz DAVIS 10 yrs. M F W American 353 W W German 52 American 467 Fever W " 122 W " 425 W " 334 W " 159 vI " 334 W W " " 191 158 W W -,,- 122 158 (or 58) W W " " 339 425 Lung Fever W W " " 339 316 Lung Fever Caused by burns W W W " 164 442 447 " -__ -.13 mos. & 20 days F W " 2 mos. & --_I-day M W 1 mo. & 3 days M H " 66 yrs. F W German Still born M W American " " F W " 6 yrs. M W " 75 yrs. F .Black " M Cause of Death " " 25 Inf1amation of the brain Inf. of Bowels Cancer of the stomack ? 339425 165 122 370 120 410 410 Shot by Thomas Clark �23 Eudora Cemetery Records continued Date of Death Date of Burial Name 1873 14 Mar. 15 Mar. Florette SHIELDS 18 Apr. 3 Apr. 22 Apr. 14 Aug. I 22 22 23 15 May May Apr. Aug. Sex Color Nation- # of a1ityLot 11 mos. & 24 days F yrs. N 24 Reinhold DURR 28 yrs. M Albert DURR 12 hours H Wm. ALTENBOURG Robert ROSENAN ? 11 mos. & 1 day M James Elmer PENINGTON 7 mos. & 25 days M Rebecca J. ~nNKELMAN? 2 yrs. & 1 day F Adam ERNST .40 yrs. M son. of William HOBBS 2 hours M 2 yrs. M David A. WESTHEFFER Elizabeth F. RICHARDSON 16 yrs & 2 mos.F W.H. NElS 2 yrs. & M 2mos. & 12 17 Aug. 18 Aug. 3 Sept. 4 Sept. 10 Sept. 27 Sept. 4 Oct. 18 Oct. 13 Sept. 28 Sept. 5 Oct. 19 Oct. 26 Nov. 27 Nov. 1874 9 Jan. 11 Jan. William WESTHEFFER 14 Jan. 11 Apr. 16 Jan. 12 Apr. John KAEGI Ida HERNEL 9 May 19. July 11 May 22 July Henry MEYER Gottfried SCHNEITTER 30 July 31 July Lida MCCLINTOCK 16 Aug. 17 Aug. 16 Aug. 18 Aug. 30 Sept. 1 Oct. 28 Nov. 30 Nov. Charles DOLLINGER Charles Matterson JOHNSON Mary Amelia STICKLER's Child Stillborn Barbara WINKELMAN 59 yrs. F 1875 4 Feb. 16 Feb. 12 Mar. 17 Mar. 25 Mar. 15 Apr. 26 May 24 June 6 Feb. 18 Feb. 13 Mar. 18 Mar. 26 Mar. 16 Apr. 27 May 26 June Wilhemine BOWER Andrew BOWER Willis M. HARWOOD Ellis GUNN Charles N. HOBBS Xenophon RICHARDS Casper MARFELIUS Charles SOTHHOLZ 25 June 26 June Caroline SOTHHOLZ W W W W American 375 191 191 American 62 W " 375 W " 375 W W W W W W days 160 " German 46 American 442 339 " " " 370 128 Cause of Death Inf1amat. of brain. Drowned Consumption Summer complaint Summer complaint Typhoid Fever Fever Typhoid Fever Croup 29 yrs & W 5 mos. M " 339 Typhoid Fever 57 yrs. M W Switzerland 196 Pneumonia 1 yr. & 2 mos. F Black American 338 Lung Fever 67 yrs. M W German 129 Lung Fever 23 yrs. & 11 mos. M W Swiss 52 Fever 1 yr. & 9 mos. F W American 83 Brain. Fever 38 yrs. M W German 201 Shot himself 2 yrs. & 11 mos. N Black American 443 Typhoid Fever 34 yrs. F 44 yrs. M 23 yrs. M 1 yr. F 4 wks. M 66 yrs. H 53 M 21 mos. & 15 days M 11 mos. & 15 days F W W W W W W W W W W 370 163 German 165 165 " American 334 467 " " " 230 German American 190 " 190 Typhoid Fever Childbirth Pneumonia Old Age Apoplexy Brain Fever Brain Fever �24 Eudora Cemetery Records continued ,I Sex Color Nation- It of ·ality Lot Date of Death Date of Burial Name Age 1875 25 July 26 July Barbara WINKELMAN 26 July 15 Oct. 27 July 17 Oct. Gustav ROSENAN Cathrine HATCH 3 yrs. & 3 mos. F M 4~ mos. 60 yrs. F DEPPEY ---- 168 10 Nov. DEPPEY ---- 168 10 Nov. DEPPEY ---- 168 19 Nov. Ferdinand VITT 1876 11 Feb. 7 Mar. 2 Apr. 12 Feb. 8 Mar. 3 Apr. Polly Jane BUCK Valentine LICH Katie KAEGI 9 June 22 June 9 June 23 June 21 July 21 July 24 July 25 July Aug. Oct. Nov. Oct. 4 Dec. 13 Dec. American 160 375 " Pruss ian 229 10 Nov. 17 Nov. 16 23 28 25 W W W 17 23 30 26 Aug. Oct. Nov. Oct. 5 Dec. 16 Dec. 59 yrs. M W 43 Yrs. F W 32 yrs. M W 3 yrs. & W 6 mos. F John ORENDER 65 yrs. M W Sophia Albertma PILLA 17 mos ~. & W 3 wks. F Henrich Conrad SCHLEGEL 10 mos. MW 16 mos. & 12 days M W Eliza Christine ROSENAU? 7 mos. F W Child of Mr. SOTHHOLZ 5 days M W 22 yrs. M W Alexander Jesset John George FUCHS 87 yrs. & 7 mos. M Child of Mr. GABRIEL 4 days F W A.R. GERSTENBERGER 57 yrs. F W German 192 Cause of Death Dropsy Fever Inflamat. of Wound Removed from Blue Mound Removed from Blue Mound Removed from Blue Mound Dropsy American 99 233 German Consumption American 196 370 " Fits Dropsy of heart " " 189 93 Spasms InfI. of Bowels " 223 375 190 410 Cholera Info Inf. of Brain Cramps Shot himself Thad D. GREENLEY " " " Pruss ian 134 Old Age American 52 Inflam. . Pneumonia fever Pruss ian To be continued in following quarterlies. ***** CLINTON CEMETERY (Located 1 mile west of Clinton, Kansas in Douglas County) Section I (of IV Sections) Lot 15 Jess R. Strahan 3 May 1904 - 13 Sept. 1979 9 July 1912 - 7 Feb. 1973 19 Alma (Brown) Christian 20 Lewis W. Kirkman 1895 - 1955. �25 Clinton Cemetery cont'd Lot 21 Hilma M.L. Helstrom Adolph Helstrom Alma A.C. Helstrom Anna Marie Brown J. Walter Brown 5 June 1850 22 Feb. 1855 - 17 Aug. 1927 27 Oct. 1853 - 23 Mar. 1923 29 Mar. 1889 - 8 May 1937 6 June 1865 - 10 Sept. 1954 S ~ 22 Earl Morgan Hobbs Myra Blanche (Harrell) Hobbs Mary West 19 Aug. 1889 - 14 Sept. 1952 8 Sept. 1889 - 27 Jan. 1973 12 Apr. 1880 - 6 Aug. 1968 N ~ 22 Axel Helstrom Harry Helstrom 26 Sept. 1886 - 1 Oct. 1964 30 Aug. 1887 - 17 Aug. 1969 24 Kerwin Dale Tuckel Harry W. Tuckel 30 Sept. 1931 - 25 Nov. 1964 16 June 1903 - 23 May 1978 25 Fred Stultz Helen Ivy Stultz Dean Stultz, Sr. 24 Dec. 1910 - 19 Jan. 1920 9 Jan. 1884 - 18 June 1953 2 July 1881 - 27 Jan. 1948 Elmer Stultz 17 May.1907 - 18 Feb. 1969 N ~ 26 :S ~ 29 *John Mervin Stultz 6 Oct. 1922 - 14 Sept. 1971 N ~ 29 *Freeman Stultz 18 Sept. 1908 - 29 Nov. 1979 30 Christopher S. Holder 1951 - 1968 ~ 31 Harold W. Goff 1902 - 1973 N ~ 31 Harry Leonard Cole 8 Mar. 1892 - 31 Dec. 1977 S ~ 33- Bruce L. Gress Maude R. (Murphy) Gress 1 Apr. 1894 - 14 Aug. 1979 30 Mar. 1898 1965 35 Velma L. Stultz 2 Apr. 1919 - 22 Oct. 1977 47 Earl H. Ferguson Leona (Lewis) Ferguson S 1917 1922 - 1966 1974 S ~ 48 . Lawrence Osmond Clara Osmond : \ N ~ 48 C. Oscar Britton Inezze11a (Sutton) Britton 49 Charles Olin Belles Grace Edna (Harrell) Belles 17 Feb. 1886 22 Jan. 1947 6 Feb. 1888 - 24 Mar. 1977 50 Russell ~~rle Harrell Ada (Goff) Harrell 25 May 1891 - 16 Jan. 1975 28 Mar. 1899 - 28 Nov. 1946 S ~ 51 Leonard Ice Rose C. Ice N ~ 51 Ralph Ice 52 *Ca1vin Medley Norman Bert McIntyre Minnie May (Allen) McIntyre Rebecca (Belles) Steele James Farnum Steele Aletha Fern Steele 1 Apr. 1970 13 Jan. 1888 18 Mar. 1892 - 14 June 1962 1871 1880 - 1962 1969 1861 1953 1868 2 June 1937 11 July 1897 - 31 Mar. 1953 27 Aug. 1847 - 20 ---,--12 June 1868 13 Nov. 1890 1886 1921 - 16 Sept. 1931 Feb. 1942 - 2 Jan. 1941 - 19 Nov. 1927 - 17 Dec. 1938 - 28 Y~y 1927 �26 Clinton Cemetery Cont'd Lot 53 Edwin G. Steele Amelia J. (Denewi1er) Steele Leila Ruth Steele Lot 54 *Ira T._Stee1~ Mary Dana (White) Steele Leila Steele Emily Steele Eva Steele 20 Feb. 1884 - 16 Aug. 1955 20 Feb. 1884 - 13 Oct. 1958 - 29 Jan. 1910 14 Sept. 1844 - 30 Dec. 1921 21 Aug. 1849 - 26 Jan. 1946 1895 1891 1895 1889 1881 1881 1862'1860 1798 1830 1822 1867 - 1934 1934 1879 1867 1907 1939 55 Charles Freemont Stowe Lillian M. Stowe Sarah F. Brown A. Maria Stowe Benjamin Stowe Clarence B. Stowe 56 Anna L. (Lundahl) Johnson John Frederick Johnson 5 Oct. 1865 - 21 Aug; 1913 18 Apr. 1852 - 3 Dec. 1941 57 Felix Tucke1 Clara A. Tuckel Howard W. Tucke1 1 Dec. 1878 - 7 Oct. 1968 18 Jan. 1886 - 23 Nov. 1958 29 Apr. 1924 - 24 Aug. 1924 59 Lester C. McMullen Helen M. McHullen Clyde' Talley Jennie M. Talley Carl D. Talley Merle C. Talley 2 Nov. 1905 - 25 Apr. 1974 19 July 1907 - 18 Nov. 1970 23 July 1890 - 3 Jan. 1952 23 Apr. 1891 - 21 Apr. 1931 30 Sept. 1930 - 6 Oct. 1932 8 July 1919 - 28 Dec.1940 60 Otto W. Helstrom Clara Helstrom *Va1entine Helstrom Max R. Helstrom Louisa M. Helstrom *Ernest Helstrom - 1935 1921 1920 1912 1903 1918 Cynthia Addison M. Bowen Annie B. Bowen No dates 1859 1881 - 1928 1904 62 George W. Kennedy Emma F. Kennedy Roy Kennedy Mary E. Kennedy Georgia M. Kennedy Infant daughter 16 Oct. 1846 - 10.Nov. 1910 7 Aug. 1856 - 4 Mar. 1935 1960 1883 1886 1969 29 July 1912 - 7 Jan. 1934 5 Aug. 1916 - 5 Aug. 1916 63 Charles Luther Smalley 1874 - 28 July 1891 64 Alford F. Tucke1 William H. Tucke1 Anna M. Tucke1 1914 1877 1883 - 65 Ruby Smith Opal Smith Phillip G. Smith Nancy J. Smith Diamond R. Smith Lydia E. (Buchhorn) Smith 61 1884 1896 1893 1849 1858 1893 - 1923 1968 1947 - 6 Jan. 1903 - 13 Dec. 1904 25 Dec. 1864 - 3 Apr. 1951 28 Oct. 1864 - 28 May 1928 2 Dec. 1894 - 19 Oct. 1918 31 Jan. 1893 - 27 Oct. 1916 �27 Clinton Cemetery cont'd Jess Christy 23 Mar. 1878 - 23 Sept. 1943 67 Gustof Anderson Ellen C. Anderson Carl Anderson Albert Anderson 20 Aug. 1845 - 11 Feb. 1845 - 30 Mar. 1875 - 14 Dec. 25 ¥~y 1880 - 15 Sept. 68 Beulah M. Goff Richard R. Goff Ruth D. Goff George William Goff Mary M. Goff Anna May Brown 18 Oct. 1911 1916 1901 1871 1875 8 May 1907 -12 N ~ 69 Lena Murphy Maiche1 J. Murphy 5 Aug. 1869 - 8 Dec. 1959 1 Mar. 1860 - 15 Jan. 1936 S Harry Unger Eu1a L. Unger Patricia A. Unger 21 July 1896 - 9 May 1972 13 Dec. 1896 - 13 Dec. 1963 27 June 1940 - 7 Aug. 1940 Lot 66 ~ 70 N ~ 70 71 72 Fred Moreland Baldwin Teresa H. (Murphy) Baldwin *Lena Rose Baldwin John A. Benander Mina J. (Richerson) Benander John Dewey Benander Agnes (Thurber) Benander *DeWayne Bene.nder 1905 1930 1930 1938 16 Jan. 1966 1918 1916 21 Jan. 1922 4 Jan. 1944 May 1962 31 July 1892 - 1 }1ay 1978 2 Apr. 1893 - 15 Har. 1966 13 July 1918 - 10 Jan. 1961 1864 1870 - 1945 1959 7 Oct. 1898 - 21 Mar. 1965. 26 Mar. 1900 - 14 Mar. 1960 1925 1961 73 H. Fred Henderson Marybe11e Henderson 20 Jan. 1898 - 19 Oct. 1969 9 Har. 1906 - 21 Mar. 1963 N ~ 73 James B. Deatherage 10 Dec. 1897 74 FrankR. Mo1by 3 Apr. 1900 - 17 Feb. 1962 75 Harry Hurphy 19 July 1900 - 23 June 1978 S S ~ ~ 85 *Joseph Maurice Clough Thelma May (O'Neal) Clough N ~ 85 *Richard Leslie Clough Hyrt1e R. (Farmer) Clough Alma C. Clough ~ 14 Mar. 1965 11 Mar. 1898 - 20 Nov. 1976 17 May 1901 - 1 Dec. 1977 20 July 1894 - 22 Feb. 1970 13 Apr. 1901 - 11 Dec. 1971 1 Jan. 1917 - 27 June 1964 86 Opal (Hollingsworth) Anderson 7 Aug. 1906 - 3 Jan. 1960 87 Susan Roxanne Kennedy Sherry Jeanne Kennedy Olive Lee Kennedy Iva L. (Surber) Kennedy Samuel W. Kennedy 10 July 1951 - 6 14 Feb. 1946 - 5 17 Dec. 1923 - 3 5.Mar. 1885 - 24 8 Apr. 1876 - 27 88 *Joseph 11ansfie1d Josephine Mansfield Clyde C. Burns 89 Wesley H. Surber Herbert Wesley Surber Grace (Kennedy) Surber Oct. 1954 Mar. 1963 May 1969 Nov. 1974 Sept. 1959 19 Feb. 1920 - 1 Oct. 1883 1900 7 May 1916 - 23 Sept. 2 Oct. 1886 - 20 Oct. 1890 - 1943 1959 1952 1924 1952 1959 �28 Clinton Cemetery cont'd James M. Hazzard 26 Sept. 1900 - 20 June 1975 91 John Arnold Christy Gertrude M. Christy John Arnold Christy James A. Christy 17 Apr. 1876 - 7 Nov. 6 Mar. 1875 - 12 June 1912 - 23 Oct. 24 July 1900 - 23 }my 92 Jennie Spitler Mary E. Spitler 11 June 1857 - 25 Jan. 1880 27 Sept. 1850 - 27 May 1875 93 Oscar Malmberg Augusta Z. Malmberg John A. Malmberg John T. Myers 94 Mirtle May Shirley Dudley Bailey Hulce - 19 Nov. 1887 25 May 1863 - 11 Sept. 1893 95 Charles E. Christy Vera Maxine Christy 4 Apr. 1908 - 19 Mar. 1921 18 Oct. 1917 - 6 July 1921 96 Elmer B. McRi11 Charles P. Strahan *A. J. Strahan Mary J. Strahan Mary Va1arie Christy Lot 90 97 Ca1dah D. Tegart Flint T. Tegart Golden E. Tegart James Tegart Viretta Tegart 98 *Ne1son Mason Charley N. Mason W. C. Hill EllaL. Hill Dorgas Hason 1893 1857 1863 1884 1878 1869 1835 1845 1898 - 1955 1953 1942 1957 1953 1942 1922 1971 - 5 May 1880 1899 1915 1905 1903 9 Feb. 1865 - 9 Aug. 1866 14 Jan. 1893 24 July 1863 22 Aug. 1861 - 14 Aug. 1866 20 Dec. 1820 - 16 Jan. 1894 14 Nov. 1838 1879 1858 1868 1824 - 1881 1949 1929 1894 99 Emma Anderson Joseph Thompson Anderson Syntyche Anderson 11 Feb. 1876 - 6 July 1963 2 Jan. 1863 - 25 June 1934 6 Dec. 1906 - 28 Feb. 1907 100 Minerva J. (Rankin) Bowen JaneA. (Fuller) Kennedy M. L. Kennedy 26 Apr. 1837 - 31 Mar. 1922 5 July 1818 - 18 Apr. 1893 1844 1914 S ~ 103 Maggie Wilson Russell Raber Rev. Nathan l-Ji1liams 1865 1935 10 July 1880 - 12 Apr. 1934 1816 1886 N ~ 103 Joseph A. Dailey Lola Belle (Harrell) Dailey 13 Sept. 1870 - 9 Apr. 1937 1 Aug. 1880 - 18 Oct. 1952 104 Harvey T. Bond Nannie E. Bond .E1za G. Bond Ceci11e W. Bond 1862 1936 1859 1938 14 Jan. 1891 - 23 Jan. 1865 23 Y~r. 1893 - 27 Aug. 1967 �29 Clinton Cemetery cont'd Lot 106 Roscoe C. Rabor Laura E. Rabor Marian Rabor Marie Rabor 1880 1886 1914 1913 - 1967 1968 1917 1913 107 John Hulce Sarah A. (Hoagland) Hulce 20 June 1826 - 12 Dec. 1873 18 Aug. 1828 - 18 Nov. 1898 108 Janet V. Thurber George W. Thurber Carrie (Badsky) Thurber Elsie Anderson George W. Thurber - 17 Feb. 1940 10 Sept. 1879 - 13 Mar. 1968 1 Apr. 1889 - 1 Dec. 1964 20 ~~r. 1921 - 11 Nov. 1942 13 Jan. 1910 - 20 June 1930 109 Infant son Roby Mary E. Roby Lura May (Woodward) Losh Henry Arthur Losh Lewis Allen Kemp S ~ 110 N ~ 110 111 112 113 Charles H. Hill *Samue1 E. Hill William N. Hill Charles W. Brown James,C. Brown Maria G. Brown Theodore Surber *LaVere E. Surber LaVergne C. Surber c. V. 'Williams Otto Williams - 24 July 1871 1837 - 24 May 1873 23 Aug. 1885 - 28 Oct. 1966 23 July 1880 - 29 Mar. 1963 25 Jan. 1940 - 25 Jan. 1940 28 Nov. 1901 - 5 June 1973 17 Oct. 1892 - 17 Apr. 1955 22 Sept. 1888 - 19 July 1940 1812 1817 - 1904 1897 1904 1914 - 7 Sept. 1920 15 Jan. 1924 - 20 Aug. 1968 22 Oct. 1894 - 10 Oct. 1975 10 May 1854 - 13 Oct. 1928 14 Jan. 1879 - 5 Nov. 1889 114 *Jerry J. Reipen James C. Reipen 1926 - 29 July 1946 26 Apr. 1903 - 26 June 1976 115 William Carl Kampschroeder Jr. Wilma Ruth (Tucke1) Kampschroeder 16 Nov. 1902 - 8 Nov. 1967 17 Oct. 1907 - 7 Dec. 1956 7 May 1886 - 19 Mar. 1970 13 June 1886 - 11 Apr. 1976 S ~ 116 Russell J. Woodward Maude M. (Moore) Woodward N ~ 116 Henry Lloyd Fitzpatrick 1900 - 1 Nov. 1971 * United States Service Men Section II will be published in the next edition of the Pioneer. Copied and submitted by Mrs. Goldie Hout and Mrs. Vivian Clough, Clinton, Kansas (Rt. 5, Lawrence) I �30 Pet1tions for Naturalization Douglas Co. Kansas., taken from Naturalization Petition and Record Book -Vol I: Oct. 25. 1906 to Feb'. 5, 1924. Compiled by Judy Sweets, Lawrence, Kansas. Continued fro. last issue p. 10-lst petition (cancelled) p. 73-2nd petition Full name: Louis Eder Place of Residence:Eudora, Kansas Ocoupation: retired farmer Born: 26 Nov. 1856, Bavaria Eiii1"gra.ted. to U.S. from Bavaria on or about 15 April 1869, arri ved at N".Y.on vessel. "Hamburg!1American Line • Declaration of Intention: 1st petition- no date given 2nd petition- 26 Feb. 1918, in Douglas Co. Distriot Court Wife'~ name: Caroline, born Grainst Bavaria, Germany. Number of children: none Resided in Kansas since:18 May 1869 Decr1ption of Retitioner: fair complexion, 6 ft, 155 Ibs., gray hair' brown . eyes. . p. 111 Npe: Frank John Eno Place of Residence: Marion Twp., Douglas Co., Kansas Occupa.tion: farmer Born: 27 Nov. 1863. Zehden. Germany (or Prussia, Germany) EiiiISrated to U.S. from: Zehden, Germany (or Hamburg. Germany) on vessel"Soxonia" about 1 May 1868, arrived port of N.Y. Last foneign residence: Zehden. Germany Declaration of intention: 2 April. 1918. Douglas Co. District Ct. Lawrerice. Kansas. ReSided in Kansas s~:20 May 1868 Wite's name:Minnie B. Eno, born near Worden. Kansas Children:' three Description of Detit,1oner: (age 54) fair complexion. 5' 8", 165 Ibs •• light hair. blue 'eyes. p. 34-1~tpeti tion 39 2nd petion ~: ,Aaron Friedman Place of Residenoe: 820 Ohio, Lawrenoe, Kansas Occupation:produce and junk dealer Born: 28 April. 1875 at Diven.Kobrin (or Kabr1n?) Co •• Russia Emigrated to U.S. from: Bramen. Germany about 3 March 1904. arrived at port of Baltimore. Md. on vessel. "Kassell" DeolAration of intention:12 Feb. 1905. Circuit Ct •• Jackson Co • (Kansas Ci ty) Mo. ~: Rebecca Friedman. born W1adimir Walinsk.~ussia Children: two Resided in Kansas' since: 1 May 1906 ~. �31 Petitions for Naturalization continued: p. 131 Name: Anna Fischer PlaCe of Residence: 921 Illinols St., Lawrence. Kansas Occupatlon:housekeeper Born:12 April 1863 ln Czersk. Germany Emigrated from:Bremen. Germany (no date given) Arrlved at port of ~ about 1 May 1872 on vessel ( unknown) De:o~.tion of intention: 18 Nov. 1920. DoIIglas Co. Dist. Ct. Lawrence. Kansas Reside~ in Kansas sin~: 10 May 10 May l872 ~lta1 status: unmarried Dessriptlon: (age .57) - fair complexion. 5' 9". 152 lbs •• brown ;·ha1:s. 'blue eyes:. p. 25 Name: Gottlieb Herman Gabriel PIMe of Resldence: RFD # 3 Eudora, Douglas Co •• Kansas Occupat1on:farmer Born: 9 Feb. 1844,. Prestram, Germany Emigrated to U.S. from:Bremen, Germany on or about 15 Nov. 1858. arrived port ot New Orleans on vessel Hennp? ~ Gagern DeClaralon of Intention: "Petltloner is an honorably dlscharged soldier and makes application for citzenship under Sec. 2166 Rev. Statutes. He enlisted in Co. liE" 3rd Wisc. Calv. on B:- ,'July 1862. II Resided in Kansas since:l Oct. 1859 Wlfe: Ellza Schnitter Gabriel-deceased ChIldren: three p. 32 Robert Guntert Resldence: Lawrence, Ks. Oco.upatlon:farmer Dec lon of I tentlon: 27 Nov. 1908. Douglas Co. Kansas Born:Baden, Germany Busengen. Germany) 18 April 1853 Emigrat~ to U. S. from:Havre. Frace, on vessel"St. Paul" 'arrived N.Y. about 22 Sept. 1907 Last forelgn resldence: Baden Germany(Busengen, Germanyli Reslded ln Kgnsas since:26 Sept 1907 Wlfe:Kasotina? Guntert born, Suetz, Germany Chlldren: three Descr1pt.1o,p: (age 5.5) dark complex1on, 5' 5", 140 lbs., dark brown ha1r, blUe eyes, brown mustache, short gray beard. ~: �32 Petitions for Naturalization continued: p. 67, Name: Sam Wolfa Galitzky (Schloime Galitzky on certificate of arri val), . Residence: 1017 Alabama St., Lawrence, Ks. -9 April 1921 ---127 Quincy St. , Topeka, Ks.- at age 21 Occupation: clothier . Born: 3 ~larch 1893 Bratslaw, Russia Emigrated from:Bremen, Germany, 10 Nay 1913. arrived port of Galveston, Texas on vessel "Chemnitz" De~laration of intention: Shawnee Co. Dist. Ct., Topeka. Ks on 8 Oct. 1914 --Wife:Li1lian Galitzky, b. St. Joseph, Mo. 7-3-1895 ChIldren: one . Description: (age 21 ) dark complexion. 5'5".140 1bs., dark brown hair, brown eyes. Resided in Kansas since: 15 June 1913 p. 78 Name: Frederick W. Gerstenberger ReSIdence: Eudora Township, Douglas Co., Kansas Occupation: farmer ~: 7 Oct. 1854 Hernsdorf, Germany (Henersdorf, Germanyl Emigrated from:Brmen, Germany about 15 Dec. 1862,arrived N.Y. on vessel "Oceon" Declaration of intention: 20 r-lar~.~ 1918. Douglas Co. District 'Ct., Lawrence, Ks. Resided in Kansas since:l April 1863 Wife: Emilie Gerstenberger Children: five Description:fair complexion, 5'6",145 lbs. gray hair, blue eyes. p. 79 Name : Ernest Gerstenberger Residence: Eudora, Ks. Occupation: farmer Born:25 July 1850, Silices (or Siliecea) Germany Emigrated from:Bremen Germany about 1 Dec. 1863, arr1ved N.Y. on vessel "Oceon". Res1d~ i~ansas since: 1 May 1864 Declaration of intention: 6 Apr1l 1918, ~oug1as Co. D1st. Ct., Eallrence. Ks. Wife: Sophia, b. Hannover, Germany Children: ten Descr1ption:fair compleXion, 5'8", 150 1bs., dark gray ha1r. blue ~ves, Distinctive marks: cr1ppled thumb, and 2nd finger on left hand. This is only a part of the information from the petitions. continued in future issues. To be �33 PASTORS' OF THE PLYMOUTH'CONGREbATIONAL CHURCH, Lawrence. KS Organized Sunday evening OCtober 22, 1854 Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Samuel y~ turn Richard Cord1ey Leverett W. Spring George Hale Scott R. Cordley Rev. William W. -Bo,1 t Rev. Noble S~ Elderkin Rev. Ross W~ Sanderson Oct. 1854 to June 1857 Dec. I, 1857 to Oct. 13, 1875 June 22, 1876 to Oct. 1. 1881 April 13. 1882 to May I, 1884 June I, 1884 to July 11. 1904 -date of death Oct. 1. 1904 to March I, 1910' Sept. I, 1910 to March I, 1917 Sept. I, 1917 - REGISTER OF THE SUPERINTENDENTS' OF THE SUNDAY SCHOOL Plymouth Congregationa'Ii. Church, Lawrence, KS' organized Jan. first ~Sunday)', S. N. Simpson. Superintendent C.L. Edwards, Supt. S. O~ Thacher, Supt. C. L. Edwards, Supt. F. H. Snow, Supt. R. Co'rdley. Supt. S~ O~ Thacher, Supt. J. G. Haskell. SUpt. T. Dwight Thacher. Supt. F. O~ Marvin~ Supt. S~ O'~ Thacher, Supt. C~ L. Edwards, Supt. J. M. Wood, Supt. William McDonald, Supt. W·. E. Hazen, Supt. C. E. Edwards: A~ D~ Weaver, Act".. Supt. A~ D. Weaver, Supt. S~ A~ Wood, Supt. D. M. McFarland, Supt. 1855 in Simpson's Office to: Nov. 1856 Nov. '56 to Jan. Jan. '60 to Jan. Jan. '67 to Jan. Jan. '69 to Jan. Jan. '70. to Jan. Jan. '71 to Jan. Jan. '74 to Jan. Jan. '79 to' Jan. Jan. '81 to Jan. Jan. '82 to Jan. Jan. '83 to Jan. Jan. '89 to Jan. Jan. '90: to Jan. Jan. '91 to Jan. Jan. '93 to Jan. Jan. '99: to Jan. Jan. '00 to Jan. Jan. '07 to Jan. Jan. '10 to - 1860 1867 '69 '70 '711. '74 '79) '8r '82 '83 '89 '90 '91 '93 '99 '00 '07 '10 --from The Plymouth Congregational Church Records, Volume Ii in the Kansas Collection of Spencer Research Library, University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS. Copied by Pauline B. Elniff "j!\ Kansas Souvenir" . I~ is a distinctly American State, with a trivial fnaction of ll~l~eracy, the largest school popUlation, and but one detected crImInal to two thousand of its inhabitants. �3.4 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. Q\leries are for the present time free to non-members. cern Kansas related ancestors of fifty years or more. They must con- Mr. Steve Thomas, 119 North Emma St., Olathe, Kansas 66061 Will exchange information with all descendants of George and Katherine DEAY who lived in the Eudora and Vinland areas 1850 to present. Pauline B. Elniff, 820 Sunset Drive, Lawrence, Kansas 66044 The 1850 Federal Census for Morris Township, Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania lists James MCCLURE, age 58; his wife, Keziah (Kesia?), 52; son, Andrew, 17; son, Joseph, 13. Believe that James and Kesia were the parents also of Azariah, b. 1822 and James C., b. 1828 (in Huntingdon county) who arrived in Illinois in 1850, settled near Mackinaw in Tazewell county where Azariah married Betsy Ann GAINES Gordon in 1853 and James C. married Lucinda ROBINSON in 1859. Would appreciate any information which would verify this relationship. Mrs. Elizabeth Wiggins Sanders, Route 5, Box 220, Warrensburg, Missouri 64093 Need information on family of Martha Ann RANDOLPH, born near Nashville, Davidson county, Tenn., 22 Dec. 1828, died Lawrence, Ks., Feb. 24, 1906. She was married to Joseph H. HARRISON (b. Ala.) on 17 Nov. 1849 in Jackson county, Missouri. 1850 Federal Census lists her in Cedar county, Missouri. Came to Lawrence in 1854. Any information on either HARRISONS or RANDOLPHS would be appreciated. Jane Wiggins, 2020 Stratford Road, Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Looking for descendants of the following: (1) Emily }ITLLER OWINGS who lived in Circleville, Jackson county, KS, in 1887; (2) Anthony T. MILLER who lived in Lebanon, Smith county, KS, in 1888; (3) William R. MILLER who lived in Douglas county, KS in 1885, and in Jefferson City, Cole county, Missouri in 1888. All came from Grant or Randolph counties, Indiana some time during the 1870's or 1880's. Mrs. Betty Coleman Maker, 8340 Greensboro, McLean, Virginia 22102 Seeking information on my grandmother, Myrtle Adell JONES (married P. E. REUSCH of Vinland, Ks.) b. 3 April 1889, d. 23 Sept. 1916, buried Deay cemetery, Douglas Co., Ks. Who were her parents? Grandparents? Where did <~hey live? Death certificate not found in Kansas state records. Where did Myrtle die? Any living children? Mrs. Zona Smith, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Gilbert G. DART b. in New York ca. 1790-1'800'. Married Jerusha about the year 1825. Removed to Ohio 1830. Seeking information as to where in New York three elder children were born. Mrs. Zona Smith, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, Kansas 66044 David and Diedema (Stanley) SWISHER b. Harrison and Lewis Counties, West Va. David b. 1804. Would like information on parents of either. Suspect David's parents to be Jacob Return SWISHER and Rachael CURLE. �35 Mrs. Zona Smith, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Descendents of Jacob SARVER, m. Almeda DART, d. K.C. March 1, 1903. Last known residence was in Rosedale, suburb of K.C., removed to Oklahoma. Children: Clyde H., m. Pearl A., 500 N. 22nd, K.C., Ks; Awlney C., m. Grace M., 1614 Forest, K.C., Ks. Mrs. Zona Smith, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Gilbert DART, b. 1857, Anderson County, Ks." removed to Oklahoma. Died 1880's or about in Sepulpa, Oklahoma. Or, Gilbert DART b. Ohio, m. Laura WALTERS in~Anderson County, Ks., removed to Oklahoma. Mrs. Maxine Moore Hougland, 1920 Harper St., Lawrence, KS 66044,Ph.:913-842-3072 Am looking for James M. HOUGLAND's parents. James was born KY 1823, m. 16 :Ap,ril 1344, Adair Co. s _J"a Plata, MO. Elizabeth WILSON b. Hardin Co, KY 30 May 1821. Mrs. Maxine Hoore Hougland, 1920 Harper St., Lawrence, KS 66044 Ph 913-843-3072 The children of James M. HOVGLAND and Elizabeth WILSON were all born in l1acon, MO. They' were: Thomas b. 1845, Aaron Louis b. 1846, Amanda b. 1847, James b. 1849, Stephen b. 18 Oct. 1850, Mary Josephine b. 1856, Nancy "Ella" b. 1859, Susiana, b. 1862, Sherman James DaniellO March 1865. Need information about Thomas, James, Stephen. Mrs. Mary Jamison, Route 2, Box 58A, Baldwin City, Kansas 66006 Need information on James H. ANDERSON, b. Ohio 1847, 1848. 11. Nettie Isabelle ROBERTS Oct. 1883, Peru, Nebr. Who were his parents, any siblings? We thank you for your contributions to our publication. Please continue to do ~o. It will be filed and used as time and space permits. We especially apprec1ate old, unpublished material with lots of names and facts,relevant to Douglas C?unty. E~ch contributor is responsible for the accuracy of his or her mater1al contr1buted. Please submit your five generation charts for our research and Ahnentafel lists. ";~"":" ,eo (hr., "':', 1 ' ' - - ' ' ; : ' : ' ' >~:~."-' - --- Sincerely, The Editor I �3SA Index to Volume IV, No.1, The Pioneer A Ada~s ••••••••••••••••••••••.•. •~2, 21 Addis ••.••.• . . ................•• 2 ••••••••••••••••• 2 Addison •••.• Albert ..... . 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'•..••.......••. 9 Snedecker ........................ 9 Unger ...•.......•.•............ 27 Snow ...................••••.•.. 33 Snyder ............•......•.•.... 9 SOU1erville ...................... 9 V1tt •.•..•••..•••..•••.••.••.•• 24 v Sothholz (Lothholz?) ••••••••••• 23 SOJaDa.n •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 9 Spalding ............•... .......... 9 Spencer ••••••••••••••••••• 9,2l,22 Wade ••••••••••• ........... .. 10 Wagner ..•.......••.•••...•...•. 10 Wags taf f ....................... 10 Sperry .........•••...•.••..••.•. 9 Spit1er .•....••...........•••.. 28 Sprankle ...... _..........•...•.. 9 Spring ......................... 33 Spurlock ...........•............ 9 Stafford ..•........•••.•••••.••• 9 Stamp ........................... 9 Stanley ................... -..... 34 Walt en ••••••••••••••••••••••••• 10 Walters ........................ 35 Walton ...•...•................. 10 Stanton. .....•...••..•..••..•.... 9 Starlcweather .................... 9 Watkins .................•...... 10 Starlboad (Starwood?) •••••••••• 22 Steele ••.••••.• ~ •••••••••••• 25,26 Step hens .... ~ ................... 9 Stevens ................. ., ....... 9 St1ckler •••.•••.•.•.•••••.••••• 23 Stowe ..•..••.............•..••• 26 Strahan •••••• ~ •••••••••••••• 24,28 Strickler •••.....•••••.•••.•.••• 9 Stringfield ... ................... 9 Stultz .........................• 25 SUIDD1ervUle ••....••..••.•••..••• 9 Surber ......................... 27 Sutton ......................... 25 Sweets ......................... 30 Swisher .................... '. .. . 34 T Talley •..•••.•..••••••.••.•..•• 26 Taylor .......••. ..•..•.•...••.... 9 Tegart .................••...... 28 Thatcher· •••••••••••••••.•••••• 33 Thear ...••..•.••.•••.••••••.•••. 9 Thoburn ~ ........................ 9 ThoU18S ...................•.•. 9,34 Thurber ...•...........•..... 27,29 Tindall ......................... 9 Tinkham .•.•••••.•..•.••..•.•••.• 9 Waldron •.••••••..•.••.••••..••. l0 Walgamot •••.•••••• • .10 Walker ... .....•... • .10 Wall •••••• • .10 Waller •••• . . • .10 ...... ......... Ward •.••.•..•.••••••••••••••••. 10 Weaver ••••••••••••••••••••••••• 3.3 Webber ......................... 10 Weed ••• ..... .. 10 Weise •• Weiser •.••••...... .10 .10 Weiss •••••••••.••• ........ .. 10 Wellman ••••••••• Welman •••••••••• Welsh ..••.•••••• • ••• 10 • ••• 10 • ••• 10 West ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 25 Westheffer •••••••••••••• • •• • 23 'Wherry. • . . . . . . • • . • . . . . . . . ... 10 'White .•.....•.•................ 10 'Wh1tzel .............•.••..•.... 10 Wiggins .•...........•....... 10,34 Wiggs ••••••..•..•....•.••••.... 10 Wiglet ..•••.................... 10 Wilcox ..•. ............ . ... .• 10 Willett .•..•......... • ••• 10 Willey ......................... 10 Williams •••••••••••••••••••• 10,28 Willis .....•.....••...•........ 10 Wilmoth ...••.• ....•........... •• 10 W1lmtJ.th ••••••••••••••••••••.••• 10 Wilson ••••••••••••••••••• 10,28,35 Winchester·· .•....•.•.......... lO Wingate ............ ~ ......... .. 10 �35 G Wink,elman .... '.......•.......•... 23 • Winter. .' . ..... "............. . 10 Wood ........ '. ...... li, 33 Woods . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 e" • • • • • • • • • Woodward ..•••.•••••.••••..•••. 11,29 Worthington ••..•••..•••••••.•••• 1 l Wright .......................... 21 Wurth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... . 21 Wyrick .. ~ ..................... .. 11 Z Zahniser ..•••••• . .......... ... 11 Z i1DDlerman ••.••.••• '• ............. • 10 THIS INDEX COVERS VOLUME IV, NUMBER 1 ONLY. � 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 The Pioneer, Vol. 4, No. 1: Summer 1980 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.) Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1980 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_VOL4_1_SUMMER1980 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/741d47cfc9d093b14dfad776a65349ab.pdf 1a8c488049d8e6d0f8afa61714d6cd11 PDF Text Text ~, : -,.. 1', ,:1~tiR:~;lt~\i,;:kc; ',,-. . ;. ' .. ;, .. ;..~-. ~, !'-'''..- . �\' - ...... ' . Til Vol. IV, No.'· 2 PI81111 -............:::- -----~ - I . ~~" : 0" .. -,""- Published QUarterly By: 'Douglas CountM Genealogical SocietH P.o. BOX 3664 \ , .'.'--.... "" ... f '~~:. ~:2 (::" .' LAWRENCE , KANSAS 66044 1 �Officers [~) Vice-President ...................................... Secretary .......................................... . T!easurer ...................................... ~ ... . Genealo gis t . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Editor .......... . ' .................................. . Parlimentarian ..................................... . Publications Committee: Library Committee: Maxine Hougland Zona Smith Jane Wiggins Judy Sweets Mary Jamison Nettie Wismer Chairperson, Mary Jamison; Typing, Jane Wiggins; Record Copying, Pauline E1niff, Judy Sweets; Indexing, Kathryn Bunton, Dorothy Wiggins; Proof Reading, Dorothy Clarke. Pauline Elniff, Irma, Kidwell, Dorothy Wiggins The Douglas 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 meetings 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 family members. The fiscal year is from July 1 to June 30 the following year. :r' Mail check or money order to: DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY BOX 3664, LAWRENCE, KANSAS 66044 I am enclosing $_ _ _ for ___ single or _ __ family membership(s). Name(s) ------------------------------------------------- Address: Street____________C,ity_____________ State________________________ ~Zip ____ Phone_______________ Membership Application 1980-1981 ,'J I .~. �3( "THE PIONEER" Published Quarterly By: The Douglas County Genealogical Society ·P.O. Box 3664 Lawrence, Kansas 66044 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------Fall 1980 Vol. IV, No. 2 ------------------------------------------------------------------~----------- Page Contents 1859 Lawrence, Ks. Business Directory. • 37 Clinton, Ks. Cemetery Information •• · . 44 Clinton History by George W. White . . · · · · · · · 51 · · · · · · · 53 · 54 · · · · · · 55 · 58 · · · · · · · 60 1911 Pleasant Grove School Information. Eudora, Ks .. Cemetery Information. • . • • . Douglas County Petitions for Naturalization • . Jane Wiggins' Ahnentafel . . . • • • • January 1, 1863 Delinquent Tax List 62 1864 Unclaimed Letters at Lawrence, Ks. Post Office · 63 Queries . . . . . . . . . . ********** The D.C.G.S. has these items for sale: Volumes I, II, III, IV of "THE PIONEER" available. Cordley's "HISTORY OF LAWRENCE". (Postage and tax extra) $1.50 ($2.00 by mail) $10.50 members; $12.50 non-members. 16 count package of four Lawrence scenes Notes. tax extra) $3.00 (Postage and Copies of "THE ORIGINAL PREMPTIONS OF DOUGLAS COUNTY (KANSAS)". (Postage and tax extra) Copies of "THE ORIGINAL LANDOWNERS OF THE CITY OF LAWRENCE". (Postage and tax extra) Tax is added only where applicable. $5.50 $6.00 �37 BUSINESS' DIRECTORY', LAWRENCE~ K. T'~ 1859 "Business Cards~' from the 24·... x 36"" Directory,: issued by the Business Men olf Lawrence early in 1859. [!ndividua1 surnames: underlined to: assist researcheril --From the Kansas Co,llectio,n at spencer Research Library, University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS Allen & Gilmore, Manufacturers of Tin, Sheet Iron, and Copper Ware. Wholesale Dealers in Queensware, Stoves, Hardware, Mechanics' Too,ls, Mining and Agricultural Implements, Roofing, Guttering. All kinds of Job Work done with Despatch and Warranted Perfect. Cor. Winthrop & Massachusetts Streets, Lyman Allen John Gilmore! Terms Cash. Babock:&' Lykihs~ Bankers, 25 Massachusetts Street, Lawrence Lawrence & Delaware Reserve Swing Ferry, John Baldwin, Proprietor. Thi s Ferry cro:sses the Kansas River from ~awrence to the Delaware Reserve', "on' the road to Leavenworth. It has two l;arge boats constantly'running, day and night, and travellers may always rely upon being promptly accomodated~ Tariff of To,lls fixed by the Supervisors of Douglass': Co. Ingle Barker, who~esale and retail dealer in Stoves, Hardware" Agricultural Implements, Willow, Wooden, Crockery and Glassware, Nails, Window Glass, Paints and Oils:. Also manufacturer of Tin, Copper & Sheet Iron Ware, Roofing, Guttering and all kinds of jobbing promptly attended to. Sign of the Big Tea Kettle. Lawrence'~ Bassett & Brackett, Real Estate Brokers, Attorneys at Law. Dealers in Land Warrants, No,. 22 Massachusetts Street, Co,rner of Winthrop Phoenix Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn. Cash Capital~-$200\OOO. Cash Assets, 1st January, 1859 $419.084.661. Officers::' B. Kellogg, sec., S. E.' Loomis, Pres'. Policies issued on as favo,rable terms as by other responsible companies, by Amos BisselL Eawrence, Kansas:. B. S~ & J. Blood i,_ Dealers in Dry Goods, Clothing, BOots and Sho'es:, Hats and Caps, Crockery and Glassware, Hardware, Agricultural lmplements;, Flour, Groceries. Doors" Windows, Lumber and Everything Comprehended by the term "General Asso,rtmenttt'~ Lawrence, K~ T. Chas. H. Branscombe'" Atto,rney at Law and General Agent, Lawrence, K.T'. Bronson, Brothers, Real Estate Brokers', Massachusetts Street, Lawrence K.T. po. R. Broo,ks'. Wholesale & Retail Dealer in every description of Boots, Shoes and Rubbers, 'Lasts, Leather and Findings at the City Boot & Shoe Store, opposite Babcock & Lykins- Bank Buflding, Mass._ Street, Lawrence K.T. �38 Herald of Freedom, Ail Independent Weekly Newspaper, devoted to making Kansas a Free State. Established in the Autumn of '54. Destro'yed by a semi-official mob', May 21st, and revived November 1st, 1958., Printed' by Steam. Terms - $2~OO per annum, o·r $LOO in Clubs of ten. Aadress, G. W. Brown &. Co., Lawrence, Kan. An kinds of Book, Job and Ornamentail Printing Executed with Neatness and Dispatch. Bullene &' Read, No. 84 Massachusetts Street, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions, BOots, Shoes and Clothing. Our stock is one of the mo,st extensive in the West. E. Bullene F. W'. Read F. Carr, Wholesale &. Retail Dealer in all kinds of Groceries & ProAll Classes o,f Emigrants wishing G'o'ods, who are pledged to favor us with a call, shall know that we understand the advantages of quick sales and small profits. Goo'ds for the mines packed in good order for the ." First door north of the P~st Office. B~ visions~ Meats:, Feed &c:. Wagon and Carri age Manufactory t Geo.rge Churchi H , Co'rner of Wi'nthrop' & Kentucky Sts. Will keep constantly on hand a supply of Carriages and Wagons, Equal ih style and quali ty to' Eastern work. Also, a constant supply of choicest stock, and will manufacture to' order on sho'rt notice and reasonable rates;. Those wanting wagons for Pike's Peak i'n the spring, cannotdo better than to' gi ve him a call befo,re making a purchase elsewhere. Lawrence, Jan 11st., 1859 w. W,~ Andrew Clakr. [; Andrew, Attorneys and CounseHors; Edward Clark _ at ~aw, Lawrence, K~ T. Will attend to' C~llections and Investments for non-residents-, pro'secute suits in all the Territorial and Uhi ted States Courts:, and Pre-emptions in the Land offices in this Terri tory, and promptly attend to aliI matters' confided to them. Geo. W. CollamO're, Attorney & Counsellor at L'aw'~ Notary' Public', Commissio'ner fo'r Massachusetts ~ Lawrence, Kansas Terri to'ry Commercial House, upon the European and California Pllan, Massachusetts' Street, Lawrence, Kansas., Call and s~e'--u-s--when- you-come-to--Eawrence. , ) in , F. Cb'nant, Wholesale &. Retail Dealer Dry Goods, Groceries,', Pro';isilons', Hardware, Boots, ShO',es, Hats, C'aps, etc'. Is prepared to furnish everythi.ng in his li?e, 'at prices defying cO'mpet~tio!!.!~t his_ ~OO'IT!.$ 9n Massachusetts St. OpPOSIte 'the Court House. N. B~ Particular care has been taken in: the selection of his GO'ods to' meet the wants of those intending to visit the Mines in the spring. Photographic. Gallery Mr. Dalee,_ at his Ne\\T Gallery, in Lawrence. ' ,. prepared to take all styles of Pictures on Glass, Paper, ." or Cloth, and Guarantees as good wo'rk as can be obtained East or West, and at reasonable rates. (I-Instruction given in the Art. B. F. Dalton & Co. 's Mammoth Outfitting Establishment fo'r the Mines. Collamore Building, Corner Mass~ & Henry Sts. Lawrence �39 Eldridge House Eldridge Brothers, Proprietors, Cor. Mass. Street & Winthrop', Lawrence. The Eldridge House is one of the Largest Hotels in the West, has just been opened, iis entirely new, and fitted and furnished with all Modern Improvements, at an expense of nearly One Hundred Thousand 001lars:. It will accommodate Tt'lo Hundred Guests', and fs in every particula17', a First Class; House~ An extensive Livery Stable is attached', It iis also' the General Office and Head Quarters fo'r the Kansas Stage Co'. Eldridge: Bros. are experienced Landlords, and will spare no attention to make their Guests perfectly comfortable and at home. J. S. Emery, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Lawrence, K. T. City Bakery, Opposite the Post Office', Bread, Crackers, Cakes, Pies, Candies, Nuts, &c. Wholesale and Retail. W~Faulds. Geo'rge Fo'rd', Who:lesale & Retail Dealer in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, No. 22: Massachusetts Street, opposite the Eldridge House Building, Lawrence, Kan. Ci ty Printing House Proprietor. 22 West Fourth Street, Cincinnati, ,Ohio, B'. Frankland, Robert L. Frazer, Watch-Maker and Jeweller, Dealer in Watches, Clocks, Fi;ne Jewelry" Revolvers', Fancy Goods, &c. Eldridge House, Lawrence, Kansas. Lawrence City Livery & Sale Stables. These stables have been recently built of brick, and affo'rd first cllass' accommodations for transient stock. Has always on hand a l'arge quantity of good horses', carri ages', buggi'es and hacks to llet by the day, week or month. Horses sold on commission.> This stable is on 46 & 48 New Hampshire Street, Lawrence, K. T. Samuel Fry,Agent. Dr. James Garvin,_ Physician & Surgeon, offers his Professional services to the citizens of Lawrence and Vicinity, at his office No~ 36 Massachusetts St. where he may be found at all hours of ei ther day or night. Grovenor & Lewis, Grocers and Provision Dealers~1 No'. 58, Mass. St.. We have constantly o,n hand a large and well selected Stock o,f everything pertaining to our line of trade, which we sell on the most reasonabl'e terms.. Liberal inducements offered to Miners and others emigrating to the Gold Mines. G. Grovenor A. Lewis ' Lawrence Steam Flouring &. Grist Mills', Guest and KimbaH, Proprietors'. We have a complete flour and grist mill, and are prepared to, grind all kinds oJ G'rain, iin any required style. Wholesale and Retail Deal'ers in Fllour, Meal, G.:rain and Feed. Particular attention given to Outfitting Trains fo,r the Gold Mines and Santa Fe.. We have arso an extensive Saw Miilil', containing two runs of saws" keep constantly on hand all kinds: of Lumber at lowest C~sh Prices, and are always prepared to fin Earge or Sinall OrderS'. J. G;. IfaskeU, Practical Architect and Lawrence, K. T. - ----- Super~ntendent, Massachusetts: Street. �40 S. C~~ Harrington, M. D. Surgeon and Physiciian" Graduate of Berkshire, Mass:. Medical College, "and Member of Mass". Medical SOciety, &c:. Located in Lawrence, Kansas since August 1'st, 1854. Solicits Business' in every Depart-, ment of his Professio,n. J'ames M' Hendry,. attorney and Counsello'r at Law', Notary Public', C()\nveyancer, General Land Agent and Deafer in Land and City Property. No,. 89 Rhode Island St. Lawrence, Kansas. Wiill act as agent for persons desiring tOI invest money in any part of Kansas', on the most reasonabl'e tenns~, Wnl buy and sell Land and City Lots for one-half oif the profi ts. . .. wi 11 pay' ten ppe~ cent interest on olne-half the money SOl invested. Legal business in an tthe courts oJ Kansas' promp'tly attended to,. *Particular attention given to" c('),llection. ~ll letters on business .,. . ..1 without charge. James M. Hendry, I.awrence, K. T'. Waverly House, Mrs. L. Hoyt, Proprietor, No. 61 New Hampshire Street, Lawrence, Kansas'. Livery Stable Connected. Stages from All parts of the country, arrive and depart Daily. Jo'hnson House, Lawrence, Kansas'. Price per Day, $1.50. Sam'l K. Huson, A. N. Blackliidge! Pros. Stages leave this house daily fo,r all parts of the Territory. Livery and Feed Stable in connection with the House. G. W. Hutchinson, Dealer in Real Estate, wilil attend to the payment of taxes: for non-residents, and Investments of Money, and all general Real Estate and Collection Business', i:n every department. Lawrence, K. T. Denti stry, !?r. S. Kellogg, Demonstrato'r of ~erati ve, Mechanical and Surgic'a:l Dentistry. ,Of 12 years of va:bi:edand successful practice(the last two years: in Lawrnece} may be found at his Office in massachusetts Street, where he will keep constantly on hand a supply o'f Gold Plate and Foil, and the most approved styles of Teeth from which patrons can select to suit their own taste. Lawrence, January 1st, 1859. Lawrence Foundry & Machine Works, Lawrence, Kansas, Kimball Brothers'Manufacture and repair Steam Engines, Saw & Grist Mills; Lathes', Horse Powers, Sugar Mills;, Threshing Machines &c. Castings & MaChinery o,f all kiinds furnished to order. Brass Castings furnished at short notice~ E. D. Ladd" Justice of the Peace, City Recorder, Notary Public, Register of Deeds for the City of Lawrence, Land Agent,' and Conveyancer. Will purchase and sell Real Estate on commission or otherwise'. Pay absentee taxes', attend to the collection of debts, gi ve information in relation to the ti tles to town lots:, make out and take acknowledgments and proofs of all conveyances: and instruments in writing &c &c. Lawrence. Dr. James Leibey, at his residence, 24 Massachusetts Street, Lawrence, will buy and sell Gold Dust, and will also attend to buying and selling Claims, City Lots, and Land Warrants. Will pay taxes for non-residents, and receive money, .and apply it subject to o,rder. Information in Reference to the above~ and O'n all business' of interest, given free of charge. ~---p-: D. Riden0l!.!. B. w. Baker �41 E. S. Lowman~ G. A. Reynolds Lowman & Reynollds Attorneys, Dealers iin Land Warrants, and Exchange and Cbllection Agents, Lawrence, Kansas .. G. A: Reynolds, Recorder of the Pawnee Land District, comprising the districts of lands subject to Preemption at Lecompton. An instrument reco·rded in this office is a lein upoln Land the same as if recorded in the County in which the land is situated. Office at Lawrence. Josiah Miller, Judge of the Probate and County Court, i:n and fo,r the' County of Douglas, Kansas Territory. Dealer in Real Estate & Exchange, and doing all business incidentally connected with -the Profession of the Law. Office in Miller's Three Story Bricle Block, No. 35 Mass. Street, Lawrence. E. C. Miner:, M. ritory. D~ Ophthalmic Physici an and Surgeon, Lawrence, Kansas Ter- Oldham & Faxoln's Meat Market, 31 Massachusetts'Street. Wholesale & Retail Dealers in all kinds' of Fresh &- Salt Meats and Wnd Game. Also buy and sell for Cash, Dry and Green Hides, Tallow rough and tried'~ Partiesfi tting out for Santa Fe and Pike's Peak will do well tOI call before purchas.:.. ing elsewhere. Jon a'. Oldham \'1m. T. Faxon Caleb S: Pratt, Conveyancer and Real Estate Agent, Lawrence, K. T~ Deeds, Bonds-, M6·rtgages~, Preemption, Naturalization and Pension Papers. Applic-ations for Bounty Lands, &C., Drawn up with Care. Ti ties examined and abstracts furnished~ Co~lections made and promptly remitted in current funds. Land Warrants sold and loaned on commission. Taxes Paid and money invested for non-residents. General and specific info'rmation derived from over four years' personal observation, iin regard to, every locaH ty in Kansas:. Caleb S. Pratt, by virtue of his office of CountY" Clierle of Dougl'as County, is authorized to administer Oaths:, and take A"cknowledgments and Depo'si tions .. Prentiss G- Griswold Wholesale {; Retail Druggists, Eldridge Block, Lawrence~ Medicine Chests fo'r the Mines fitted to order. Drugs, Chemicals:, Paints and Oils. Fancy goods, perfumery, and all articles kept by Druggists, can be found here and purchased on the best terms. S: B'. Prentiss -.T., F. GriswolQ.. Cheap Outift"(ing Depo,L Raymo·nd (; Thompson, Who·lesale G- Retail Dealers in Groceries & Provisions. Have constantly in store and fo,r sale a large and choice stock of Groceries, Flour and Grain, Pork, Lard, BUtter & Cheese, together with all articles pertaining to the trade~ *ParticuFar attentiorr paid to Fitting Out Emigrants;. No. 34 Mass'. Street, a Few Doo'rs North ot the Post Office. J. M. Raymond Gee. S. Thompson_ Ridenour ,.& Baker,_ Whollesale Groceries', and Dealers in Produce. Massachusetts Street, Lawrence, K.T. No. 48: H. C~ Saffo,rd, A. C. W. Safford!. Jacob Safford:, Safford & Saffo·rd, Lawrence' and Jacob Safford, Tecumseh, Kan. Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, Dealers in Land Warrants, General Collectors, Real Estate Agents, and Notaries Public. Wi 11 practice in the several Courts o·f Record and Land Offices in Kan~;_' buy, sell &- Locate Land Warrants;: examine titles, make investments, ~_ ::=:-~an'd~ pay taxes for non-residents;; loan money for capi talists at highest �42 rates on first class Real Estate securities;' Draw up Peeds, mortgages &c'. and take acknowledgments of the same;: and attend with fidelity and dispatch, to any business' pertaining to a General Law and Land Agen~y •. Particular attention given to Collections in Kansas'. Refer by permlsslo'n to Gov. 5., P. Chase, Ohio, Hon. Chas. Robinson.and Eldridge Bros'. ,Lawrence, K. T.;' Edwin Cook, Esq. New York City; : Dr. A. B~Gould, Boston, Mass';' Hon. F. P. Stanton, Lecompton, K. T.; H. M. Jones, St. Louis, Mo;' Hon. Geo. L~ Miller, Onaha', N~ T'.; Reyno·lds, !ll.L&Co., Chicago, 111;- H.,P. Baldwin, Esq., Detroit, Mich; Hon. M. J. P'arrott,Leavenworth, K. T.; JMorris, Esq., St. Louis, Mo·.;' Hon. P. Bliss'" Elyria, 0.;' S. Palmer, Esq.. " Cincinnatii, 0;' Wickersham and Beecher, Memphis, Tenn. Established in 1855'. Great Western Saddle & Harness Emporium, Lawrence, K. T. James G.' Sands, The Largest Establi shment West o:f St. Loui S'. A large lot of work on hand expressly for the new Eldorado trade'. Henry Shanklin" Wholesale & Retail Dealer fn Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Hosiery and Gloves'. Sign of the Golden Boot, Lawrence. Simpson Brothers, Bankers, Real Estate Agents and Dealers' fn Land Warrants. Office opp~ the Eldridge House~ Lawrence, Kan., References; --Him. Amos A. Lawrence, Boston;' J. M. S;~ WHliams, Esq., Boston; Geo. F. Bemis" Esq., Boston; Simmons,& Leadbeater .. St. Louis'; p. Adams'" 'Agent Stark lVIHls, Mahchester, N. H:;: H~ G'. Otis" Esq., Geneva, N'. Y.; E. Babb, Esq., Editor Cincinnati Gazette. H. M. SimpSOnIi Notary Pub. & Conveyancer .. The place to buy groceries and provisions cheap is at the Pioneer Grocery. No. 20 Mass;., Street, South of the. Eldridge House., C. Stearns', Proprietor N. B~ Having been fn the Mercantile BUsiness: in Lawrence', longer than any other man, he is consequently better prepared to suit Customers than any other establishment. Lawrence, January 1st 1859 w. E. Sutliff, Merchant Tairor, wholesale & Retail Dealer in Cloths, Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods'. Outfitting Goods kept constantly on hand'. Eldridge House, Mass. St. The Lawrence Republican fs the Largest Paper in Kansas, containing the latest and mo-st interesting News from all parts of the Territory, and is a most reliable medium fOir Advertising. Terms', $2, per Annum, 10 Copies for $15. Job Printing of all kinds executed in the best manner. Address - T. D. Thatcher & COl., Lawrence, K. T. L. C. Tolles" M. D., No. 28 Mass. St., Lawrence, Kansas'Territory. attention to Bperative Surgery Special Lawrence Brick Yards" ''rotten, G:reen & Coo. Proprietors', Office No. 85 Massachusetts Street, Lawrence, K. '1",. We keep constantly on hand, and are prepared to furnish to order, the best quality of bricks, in ]arge or smaU' quantities, to suit purchasers., Cash pays our Wo-rkmen, and Cash must, be' paid for our Bricks;. E. B~ Whitman A. D. Searl i , Vlhi tman & Searl land Agency, Surveyors' and Engineers;, Office No'. 28 MassaChusetts, Street, Lawrence. '. a �43 Whitney House" No. 5) New Hampshire Street, Lawrence, K. T. F. E. Whitney, Proprietor. Stages' Depo't Daily Fo'r All Parts of the Terri tory. O. WilmarDh.... Bookseller and Stationer, 38 Massachusetts Street, Lawrence', Kan. Constantly o'n hand, Blank BOo,ks and Stationery;' SChool" Misce111!aneous; and Children's Books', and a General A'ssortment of House Paper. Papers , and Magazines from the Eastern Presses:, recei ved regurarly by mail, and deli vered to' order. Subscriptions solicited. Please call. WiSe, Glathart & Bro'., Eastern Bakery, I'ce Crea'TI and Eating Saloon, Grocerres;and Provisio'ns:. Supply Emigrants and Teamsters with everything necessary for a journey. No'. 3r Massachusetts Street, Cawrence, K~ T. ""rhe Kansas Press"'; The Greatest Newspaper in Kansas" is published week11y at CO>ttonwo1od Falls, Kansas: on the following low terms;:~ One Copy, o'ne year $1.50, Five copies;, one year $0.00, Ten Copies', one year $1O~00. The Press is Free State, yet independent in everything and thoroughliyr devoted to the business and farming of Kansas. Send for a copy or make up a club. S~ N. Wood, ,Edi to,r and Publisher, Cottonwood Falls', March, 1'859' w.. M~ Wo,odruf£:', House', Sign & Ornamental Painter, Grainer, Glaziier, and> Paper Hanger'. All Orders neatly and promptly executed'. Shop opposite the Po'st Office. Lawrence, K. T. The Latest Drug Establishment West of St. Louiis'~ Woodward & Fin1ey,_ Wholesale Druggists, and Dealers and everything appertaining to the Drug and Medicine Business, in Babcock & Lykins' Brown Brick Building, Lawrence, Kan. Medicine Chests and Miner's Complete Outfit of Medicine furnished to order. Kansas Stage Companies! 1 Daily Lines of Four Horse Post Co'aches, Running from Kansas City, Wyandott and Leavenworth, to Lawrence andipoints in the Interior., Connections are perfect at Leavenworth, with Western Stage' COIlllpanies, for Hannibal and St. Joseph R. R., and all points in Iowa'. Connections at Leavenworth, Boonville, Tipton, ,and from thence by Pacific Rai 1 Road to alill Eastern Cities,.. Connections made at Cawrence for every point in the interior, EAST, WEST, NORTH, or SOUTH. S. N. WOOd! Attorney ~t Law and Real Estate Agent •••• P~ O~ Aadress, Lawrence', or Cottonwood Falls, Kansas~ March 1859. For references, please' write. --transcribed by Pauline B. Elniff Kansas facts are from "A KANSAS SOUVENIR" , 1896 by the Han. John J. Ingalls. Submitted by Lance Reppert, Lawrence, Kansas. �44 CLINTON CEMETERY (Located 1 mile west of Clinton, Kansas in Douglas County) Section II (of IV Sections) 1896- 17 Dec. 1973 Lot 12 *Jasper A. Dailey 23 24 William S. King Ollie & Ella La Hay Thomas La Hay Frank La Hay Eugenie La Hay Martha (La Hay) Thomas I - No stone Mrs. Charles Suthers Amelia Watson Peter Jones Adams " " " ---- 25 *Thomas Howell Crissie Everson I *John R. HowellI Benjamin Swallow 1865 - 1869 No dates 1800" - 1868 1832 - 1863 1831 - 1853 1860 1835 No stone S~ie1ds " " " 16 Aug. "\19J.0-" 13 Nov. 1975 2 Jan. 1975 - 2 Jan. 1975 1 Sept. 1899 - 13 July 1968 5 May 1876 - 11 April 1961 9 May 1919 - 3 June 1969 28 Reginald L. 29 James S. Johnlon Eunice May Johnson 1889 - 1961 1919 - 25 Dec. 1975 34 Sarah Ann c1iJe 1822 - 26 Nov. 1903 35 Helen M. Wood Abigail Buffington 1932 - 30 Dec. 1972 5 Feb. 1837 - 23 Dec. 1877 Shirley Ann Ur1ton Shelly Urton 7 July 1942 1901 - 28 July 1966 36 S ~ 37 N ~ 37 I Theresa E. Fuller Hulda J. (Dai1~y) Edwards *Light1e G. Edw~rds I 1890 - 23 Sept. 1969 8 Nov. 1909 - 16 July 1974 17 Sept. 1896 - 18 May 1966 I Cora A. Epperson I James L. Epperson 6 Mar. 1890 - 9 May 1963 Omena Jane (Ho~t) Ice William T. Ice Calvin H. Ice 19 Feb. 1871 - 17 Feb. 1960 6 Dec. 1867 - 27 Oct. 1954 1902 - 1951 S ~ 40 Retta L. (Hilbert) Farmer 25 Sept. 1923 - 8 Aug. 1945 N ~ 40 Richard Zern \ Maggie May Zern 1899 - 5 Feb. 1976 1895 -22 Aug. 1971 42 John Shepherd \ Elizabeth Shepherd 1790 - 1877 1795 - 1877 S ~ 38 N ~ 38 39 I II 1886 - 9 Dec. 1976 "KANSAS" - - - "I' t s fOle 1d s of natural gas rival those of Indiana, Ohio and Pennsylvania. �45 Clinton Cemetery cont'd ~Ariann Deskins C. F. Deskins Clara 1. Deskins Fred E. Deskins Annie L. Deskins Wm. Grant 16 Aug. 1828 - 13 July 1899 10 June 1826 - 10 Dec. 1904 1875 - 5 Mar. 1913 1868 - 1962 20 Mar. 1867 - 21 Feb. 1961 30 Nov. 1863 - 8 Aug. 1941 44 Frank J. Deskins Mattie (Moore) Deskins Christine E., Deskins 1856 - 27 Mar. 1929 1861 - 29 Jan. 1904 1900 - 22 Jan. 1904 46 Charles Petefish Katherine Petefish Taylor Petefish 3 Sept. 1856 - 16 Dec. 1929 22 Aug. 1870 - 19 Oct. 1953 22 Jan. 1866 - 23 Nov. 1936 Lot 43 S ~ 47 *Thomas Tucker Harriet Tucker Cora Tucker William Tucker *John Tucker No stone No dates on stone No stone 48 Luetta L. (Tucker) Warner Daniel Henry Warner 1868 - no date 1862 - 6 June 1944 49 George Tarpy Martin C. Tarpy Sarah Jane (Harrell) Tarpy James Tarpy 23 April 1908 - 31 Aug. 1923 22 May 1871 - 28 July 1945 15 Dec. 1878 - 25 Dec. 1956 1855 - 14 July 1930 50 Arthur Lee Tarpy 18 May 1910 - 9 Sept. 1975 51 Margaret C. Petefish George W. Petefish Willard Petefish 1849 - 1918 1836 - 3 June 1907 16 Dec. 1868 - 7 July 1954 52 William Oren Slusser 29 May 1880 - 22 Feb. 1962 53 Samuel Barben Marie Barben Godfrey Barben Angel Barben Opal Barben Pearl Barben Ruby Barben 1830 - 1907 1830 - 1895 1869 - 1892 26 Oct. 1907 26 Oct. 1907 26 Oct. 1907 26 Oct. 1907 54 Edith Ann (Baldwin) Tobler John Jacob Tobler Fred A. Tobler 12 Feb. 1869 - 8 Mar. 1928 20 Oct. 1858 - 14 May 1944 8 Aug. 1874 - 5 Sept. 1913 55 Goldie Rose Harris Mac Dornon Lizzie Dornon Effie M. Slusser 19 30 17 17 " " " " - 26 Oct. 1907 11 Nov. 1907 11 Nov. 1907 1 Jan. 1908 July 1907 - 12 Aug. 1958 Oct. 1860 - 27 Feb. 1956 April 1866 - 22 Oct. 1895 July 1885 - 11 Feb. 1969 S ~ 56 Sarah E. Ice Thomas Ice 17 Oct. 1807 - 15 April 1900 11 Jan. 1808 -24 Jan. 1896 N ~ 56 Harris W. Swadley Mary C. (Ice) Swadley 1874 - 1964 1870 - 1961 �46 Clinton Cemetery cont'd Louise M. Kelley Minnie Sanders Bert S. Sanders 1880 - 31 Jan. 1970 2 Sept. 1870 - 6 June 1936 3 Nov. 1872 - 29 July 1935 58 Helen Frances Sanders Emma S. Sanders James L. Sanders 26 Feb. 1883 - 26 Oct. 1919 1844 - 1 April 1907 1834 - 1900 60 Andrew J. Dailey Margaret A. Dailey David Jasper Dailey Geo. W. Ponce1ow (Grandfather) 15 Dec. 1861 - 4 Dec. 1926 27 Feb. 1876 - 10 Oct. 1960 1876 - 10 Oct. 1945 - 8 Dec. 1929 61 May Belle Porter W. C. Porter· Sarah A. Porter Mary E. Draper 7 July 1879 - 3 Aug. 1880 24 April 1833 - 26 Feb. 1899 12 Dec. 1841 - 15 Sept. 1904 1861 - 18 Jan. 1895 62 Jessie Knight Grace B. Wood Mary R. McKenney Jess D. McKenney Mary McKenney 29 Sept. 1876 - 26 Dec. 1876 - 20 Aug. 1877 - 3 Aug. 1871 1818 - 18 May 1897 63 Lucinda Platz Phillip Platz Katherine Platz Mamie M. Mann 30 Oct. 1860 - 31 Aug. 1871 3 Nov. 1822 - 8 Aug. 1897 1827 - 1915 18 May 1898 - 21 Nov. 1899 65 John C. Howard 1792 - 5 Nov. 1861 Lot 57 66 *Joseph C. Thornton 67 N ~ Noah Hill - 10 April 1927 19 Jan. 1875 - 29 Jan. 1953 1898 - 24 Feb. 1932 18 May 1913 - 24 Oct. 1957 68 Orville Hayden *George H. Washington 69 Ernest M. Logan, Jr. Elmer Logan Effie May Logan 29 Dec. 1940 - 26 May 1956 22 April 1886 - 23 April 1979 1889 - 1977 70 Robert L. Harlan Lena G. (Payne) Harlan 30 May 1902 - 7 Feb. 1967 15 May 1894 - 6 Feb. 1978 75 Edgar A. Payne Harriet A. Payne *N. C. Frazier 4 Nov. 1869 - 15 April 1944 24 July 1869 - 11 May 1935 No dates 76 Amanda Thornton Joseph Thornton 15 Dec. 1890 - 22 Dec. 1955 1884 - 3 Jan. 1966 77 *J ohn Haden Mary Haden Luta M. Johnson - 10 Aug. 1910 - 22 Oct. 1927 6 Oct. 1886 - 28 Jan. 1907 78 1912 - 16 Feb. 1916 1901 - 1 June 1909 18 May 1884 - 25 Nov. 1959 Clinton Simpson Floyd Simpson Lu1a Simpson �47 Clinton Cemetery cont'd Lot S ~ 79 N ~ 79 82 Alford and Alice Peterson Irene Peterson Sherman A. Peterson 1889 - 2 June 1930 30 Sept. 1875 - 8 Sept. 1929 Ann Laws George Laws - 4 June 1924 1832 - 1 Jan. 1926 Edith (Willey) Harrell James 'Marion Harrell Catherine A. (Lemaster) Harrell *John Hiram Harrell' 10 11 28 31 Nov. 1875 - 22 July 1941 April 1862 - 17 Dec. 1935 June 1824 - 3 Jan. 1901 Mar. 1805 - 1 Oct. 1867 83 Drusi11ia Towery Nancy L. McKenney John W. McKenney Arthur McKenney Nancy C. Bennett 1820 1850 1856 1890 1847 85 Katherine F. Hook Lulu B. Hook Julia M. Hook Katie Hook (baby) 1839 - 1880 1868 - 1870 1866 - 1883 - 1880 87 Oral Hatcher Myrtle Hatcher Russell Hatcher Baby Hatcher 27 Oct. 1890 - 23 May 1966 8 Feb. 1895 - 7 July 1973 25 Nov. 1893 - 25 Dec. 1968 - 1956 88 Baby Tucker Solon Tucker Baby Tucker / 1891 - 1968 Rose W. Baldwin Chester U. Baldwin Lavina Baldwin 5 April 1870 - 3 Sept. 1897 3 July 1866 - 16 Mar. 1939 24 July 1872 - 4 July 1957 89 - 1913 1930 1921 1898 1880 - 1934 - 1956 91· Katie M. Tobler Charles B. Tobler Hattie M. Tobler Infant Tobler Susie S. Tobler Edna L. Tobler 1881 - 1888 11 May 1884 - 9 Dec. 1888 24 Jan. 1888 - 12 Dec. 1888 92 David W. Elliot James D. Elliot Mary M. Elliot Marie Goff William A. Elliot Frank F. Elliot 1862 - 31 Jan. 1892 1837 4 Nov. 1908 1836 2 May 1915 10 Feb. 1919 1916 1865 9 Feb. 1939 1870 6 Mar. 1940 93 John Willis Dunn James B. Dunn Maggie Dunn Peter Dunn Henrietta Dunn 31 Mar. 1856 - 6 June 1936 1848 - 21 June 1914 1858 - 19 May 1935 12 Aug. 1821 - 13 Sept. 1908 26 June 1825 - 12 Feb. 1895 27 Dec. 1860 - 25 April 1899 9 Ap~i1 1908 - 16 Dec. 1918 �48 Clinton Cemetery cont'd Lot N ~ 94 95 96 Martha Catherine Osburn Allen J. Osburn 1872 - 19 Nov. 1935 1863 - 15 Aug. 1945 Edward L. We11ings 22 Sept. 1810 - 27 Feb. 1895 George Northup Cassie D. Harrell Charles Earl Harrell *John Harrell Catherine V. (Anderson) Harrell Mary Anderson No stone 13 Nov. 1891 - 26 Sept. 1966 7 Jan. 1876 - 11 Jan. 1944 10 Feb. 1845 - 4 Sept. 1936 25 May 1847 - 6 Mar. 1923 1836 - 1899 97 *Richard Anderson Edith Jane Anderson Obediah H. Anderson Mary Jane ,(Woodward) Anderson No 20 15 10 stone Dec. 1883 -,3 May 1885 Aug. 1835 - 4 Feb. 1893 Jan. 1845 - 29 Dec. 1928 98 Nancy Wheller C. D. Wheller 13 April 1882 - 15 July 1882 17 Sept. 1831 - 15 Mar. 1882 99 Carl Boerkircher Lena (Neider) Boerkircher Infant boy Boerkircher 1873 - 24 April 1945 1881 - 4 Nov. 1946 5 Sept. 1918 - 5 Sept. 1918 100 Ruby Porter Harry Porter Charles Porter Pur ley Porter 1879 1878 1875 1874 101 Eddie C. Humphrey Infant son Humphrey 6 Sept. 1886 - 31 Jan. 1894 - 3 Oct. 1887 102 R. W. Watkins 27 Nov. 1820 - 24 Nov. 1888 - 26 28 10 14 May 1882 May 1882 June 1882 June 1882 S ~ 104 Nellie (Hulce) Farmer Daniel C. Farmer Minnie M. (Farmer) Young 10 Oct. 1879 - 11 Feb. 1912 9 Feb. 1873- 7 Nov. 1940 9 Oct. 1905 - 20 June 1929 S ~ 105 David Tanner Price 1867 - 18 Jan. 1889 N ~ 105 *Harry I. Hood Cora A. Hood 21 Feb. 1891 - 22 Jan. 1957 30 Oct. 1860 - 21 Nov. 1893 106 W. T. Hatcher Margaret Hatcher William H. Hatcher 1848 - 22 Feb. 1871 14 Sept. 1814 - 20 Aug. 1897 22 Feb. 1810 - 4 May 1887 107 Peter M. Hatcher Martha E. Hatcher Baby Hatcher 17 Mar. 1854 - 14 Feb. 1903 18 Nov. 1861 - 19 May 1930 - 18 July 1897 108 Marian (baby) Emily C. (White) Bissell Frederick A. Derby, Jr. Carrie J. (Patton) Derby Frederick A. Derby, Sr. Clara Hannah (White) Derby Grace Emily Derby 1866 - 1867 2 Sept. 1811 - 22 Oct. 1872 1870 - 1960 1871 - 1956 1836 - 1921 1837 - 1935 1879 - 1966 �49 Clinton Cemetery cont'd Lot III S S ~ ~ Elizabeth (Moore) McLaughlin Sarah J. (Harrell) Moore *John C. Moore Susan Moore Owen W. Moore 112 Leonard C. Kimmons 113 Infant Mitchell 114 George Washington Jones Kate J. (Allen) Jones N ~ 114 1875 - 1967 19 Aug. 1846 - 29 Sept. 1932 20 Dec. 1843 - 28 Oct. 1925 2 Aug. 1820 - 6 Aug. 1904 29 Jan. 1860 - 14 July 1865 11 Sept. 1914 - 24 Sept. 1914 10 May 1944 15 Aug. 1850 - 15 Mar. 1925 31 Jan. 1864 - 22 Apti1 1939 - 15 April 1946 - 15 Aug. 1930 Carolyn Georgia Baby Georgia Henretta o. Johnson & Baby Charles Johnson Horace Johnson 1885 - 25 May 1921 117 Chancy Glen Woodward E1ta Gladys Woodward Mary Ann Chilcote John Chilcote 19 June 1895 - 6 Oct. 1895 19 June 1895 - 11 Aug. 1896 21 Oct. 1830 - 18 Jan. 1912 9 Oct. 1829 - 27 Jan. 1887 118 Mary M. McCoach Anna M. McCoach Meredith Parsons McCoach Margaret McCoach 29 Feb. 1843 - 11 Sept. 1869 5 Feb. 1852 - 21 Dec. 1883 1883 - 29 Aug. 1883 1812 - 15 Oct~ 1876 115 - 16 May 1925 S ~ 120 Ellen N. Kaiser D. Perry Kaiser Florence Kaiser 1862 - 9 Sept. 1911 1853 - 29 Oct. 1917 - 12 May 1940 N ~ 120 Naomi Kaiser Frank Kaiser - 15 Nov. 1957 1896 - 23 Feb. 1976 122 Silas Brookins *Fe1ix Canady 1839 - 10 May 1889 No dates 123 *lst Lt. John McCoach Lorenzo D. Payne No dates 1816 - 22 Dec. 1875 124 No dates 1838 - 19 Jan. 1884 29 June 1847 - 17 April 1935 No dates Baby Payne *Merton A. Payne Catherine (McCoach) Payne M. McCoach 125 Joseph W. Simpson Washington Simpson Melissa Simpson Patric Simpson 1865 1859 1817 1806 - 18 Oct. 1943 22 June 1921 3 July 1901 26 April 1910 S ~ 126 Armisted Smith Delphia Smith Mary Brent 1827 - 6 Nov. 1907 1833 - 29 Oct. 1904 1848 - 9 Mar. 1930 N ~ 126 Della Logan William Logan 1884 - 11 April 1934 1880 - 1954 �50 Clinton Cemetery cont'd Lot 127 128 1880 1877 1846 1856 1888 Grace D. 'Cowen Queenie Cowen Alexander Cowen Harriett Cowen Sallie Cowen - 15 June 1907 5 Mar. 1905 June 1909 19 July 1926 16 Feb. 1933 22 Feb. 1853 - 18 Mar. 1915 26 Aug. 1880 - 14 June 1936 - 25 Jan. 1928 Thomas H. Mitchel Pearl M. Hill *Wi11iam S. Mitchel 130 Frances D. Waymire Little Willie Waymire 1847 - 13 June 1870 - 2 May 1867 131 A. P. Mott No dates N ~ 131 George Perman No dates S 133 Raymond B. Farmer 20 Mar. 1910 - 11 Sept. 1957 134 Jennetta Combs 1864 - 27 May 1865 135 Joanna Woodward 1850 - 25 Nov. 1862 136 Hattie (Baldwin) Hutcheson 1862 - 20 Feb. 1896 137 Bessie J. (Hulce) Davis Adolphus Hulce Alice May (Baldwin) Hulce Effa May Hulce Fannie Hulce 5 May 1888 - 29 Nov. 1971 19 Feb. 1854 - 2 July 1942 22 Aug. 1858 - 3 Feb. 1933 8 Feb. 1886 - 1 July 1886 - 27 Feb~ 1894 S ~ ~ 138 139 140 141 142 9 Aug. 1872·- 7 Sept. 1963 28 Oct. 1877 - 21 Jan. 1964 23 June 1829 - 4 May 1911 1832 - 26 Sept. 1907 15 Mar. 1873 - 17 Nov. 1874 4 Feb. 1864 - 21 Jan. 1866 Alden B. Stanwix Mary (Baldwin) Stanwix *Andrew S. Baldwin Mary E. Baldwin Frederick Baldwin Fisher Baldwin 10 May 1870 - 6 April 1936 1854 - 1878 1866 - 29 May 1876 Cornelius F. Johnson Rebecca (Umbarger) Heffner Charles Heffner Isaac Humphrey Lydia Ann Humphrey Caroline Humphrey *Wi11iam H. Humphrey Anna H. Humphrey 25 Jan. 1821 - 16 Aug. 1913 20 Nov. 1820 - 7 Oct. 1901 8 Nov. 1845 - 24 May 1908 16 Nov. 1846 - 26 April 1914 11 July 1859 - 27 Feb. 1883 Frederick Richard Patton Minnie O. (Bullock) Patton George Patton infant - 24 Jan. 1924 - 15 Oct. 1934 William Donald Patton Harriet Patton Rachel W. Patton *Richard L. Patton Ethel Grace Patton Adelia E. Patton 8 Feb. 1881 - 5 June 1965 30 Mar. 1884 - 29 May 1961 1842 - 28 Oct. 1902 1842 - 14 June 1930 1883 - 1884 1842 - 10 Jan. 1884 * United States Service Men Compiled and submitted by Mrs. Goldie Hout and Mrs. Vivian Clough, Clinton, Kansas (Route 5, Lawrence). ".... ~:'~-.-:". "-. --"---.":''';' -"- :.--.' .", �51 BY GEORGE W. WHITE CLINTON, DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS. I was born in Anderson County, Texas, July 5th, 1844. I lived there until October 1845. In October we started back to Missouri. Our conveyance was ox teams. We got back to Morgan County, Missouri and my father bought the same farm back that we sold before we went to Texas. We lived there until 1850, in 1850 we moved north six miles and rented a farm stayed there until 1852, moved then to Case County, Missouri. We lived there until the spring of 1854, and moved from there to Douglas County, Kansas, near Clinton. I was at home when the 1856 troubles came up. I stayed at home and took care of the home and stock while father and my brothers were out in the war. My oldest brother got his arm shot off at what was known as the Titus Battle in 56. In 1860 the dry season came on. Me and my father and family had to go back to Missouri to get feed for our stock. We went back to Morgan County, Missouri, and bought feed there near Sedalia, Missouri, and wintered there. I drove teams and worked on the railroad most of the winter. In the spring, father, mother and myself came home the first of May and went farming. I worked the farm that year and the Civil War come up. In 1862 I joined the Company of the State Militia and served in that, during the war but drove government teams most of the time. In 1863 I was at home the day of Quantrill's Raid. There were four of us at my father's house when Amos Spittler drove up to our gate at sunrise in the morning and told us that a Secession at Lawrence was burning the town and killing everybody. My mother was making a fire to get breakfast at the time. I heard him ho110a and got up as soon as I could and called the other boys. I went down and saw Spittler and he told me the circumstances. The other boys came down as soon as they could and we got our horses and as soon as we ate our breakfast we started for Lawrence. As we came over the University Hill, We saw Quantrill's Band down on the Wakarusa bottom and crossing the Wakarusa; they had set a house afire down there. They crossed the Wakarusa at what was known as the B1antan bridge, now the Eggert bridge, then we came on down to Lawrence. We went north on Mass. St. as far as 8th St; we then turned east. We saw one or two persons lying in the street north of us. It was so hot we could hardly get to them. We then went east around to the old Durfey-Hotel and we found a family there by the name of Stone. We had two cousins working there at the time. Stone told uS that they had crossed the river. We went down to the river bank and ho11oad across to them and they answered that they were all right. We came back to the Hotel and Quantrill's men had shot the old man Stone in the house. We went in to see him and he was shot in the breast. We then got on our horses and went after Quantrill. We got out in the South part of town where thirty-two recruits had been killed. On a little farther south we met up with a bunch of boys and men that had one of Quantri11',s men in custody whose name was Skaggs. A man by the name of Dr. Honne11 had him by the arm. Austin White my cousin asked Honne11 what he was going to do with him. He said they were going to kill him but he was �52 going to take him up town and turn him over to the Civil Authorities. White said "Stand back, I'll turn him over". He and George Black drew their revolvers and fired two shots at him striking him in the breast. Skaggs whirled and ran east about forty feet turned around and threw up his hands, as he threw up his hands Frank White Turkey a Delaware Indian shot him with his bow and arrow. The arrow took effect in the left corner of his mouth. He went over to him and White Turkey got off his horse and tried to pullout his arrow but could not. He then set his foot on his forehead and pulled his arrow out. Skaggs had on a new pair of boots. White Turkey pulled them off and wanted Austin White to take them. White said "No I do not want them they are too big for you or me you can have them". White Turkey said "No you take them your boots". White said "No I do not want them you take them'.'. White Turkey said "Alright I will take them then". He went to his pony and turned around and started after Quantrill. When we got down on the Wakarusa bottom James H. Lane and several others caught up with us. When we got to the top of the hill south of the Wakarusa we saw two men west of the road ,setting a house afire. When they saw us they came into the road about two hundred feet ahead of us. We fired several shots at them but failed to get any of them. We followed them on south past Baldwin City and caught up with them a few miles further, then they got away from us again. Then Major Plum and his men came in sight but they did not want to seem to catch up with them. James Lane went back and talked with Plum but we went on for several miles but finally caught up Hith them. We had a fight with them and fired several shots both ways, we got one horse but did not get any men. When the soldiers carne up pretty close they whirled and ran and got away from us. That was the, last fight we had with them. We followed them on for ten or twelve miles and when it came sundown then we turned and went home. We got home that night about two o'clock. Then later on in the fall I went to driving government teams again and drove on until cold w~ather. I went home and stayed until spring and in the spring I went to driving government teams for the 9th Kansas Regiment the third day of May we left Lawrence for Little Rock Arkansas that was the spring of 1864. We traveled allover Missouri and Arkansas at last was discharged at Fort Smith, Arkansas in July. Then went horne and later on hired to drive government teams again, from Leavenworth to Fort Scott and back. - , At the time of Price's raid I was at Fort Leavenworth at midnight we were ordered to Kansas City. We went down to the Commissary house and loaded our wagons with provisions for the soldiers and started for Kansas City. We drove there as quick as we could and got there about two o'clock in the afternoon. I had my horse and saddle with me to come home but they put me on picket duty that night and stayed therefor two days, and nights, and was then ord'ered back to Fort Leavenworth. I then got my pay and went horne. Later on I hired to drive teams for a man'by the name of'Kitchen. Went to Fort Dodge and back to Kansas City was discharged and came home. That was the fall of 1864. I then got my discharge from the Militia. I am the only man living that followed Quantrill out of the County. ' �53 In the winter of 1872 on the 22nd day of January I was married to Mattie Tucker, to this union was born two children Olive Leora and Russell George that are now living. My wife died in 1911 and I have lived on the farm at Clinton until in July 1925 when I sold the farm and moved to Lawrence where I now live with my son .Russell at 1117 Rhode Island Street. Geo~ge W. White Clinton, Kansas. This paper was in the possession of Samuel G. Clarke (1882-1930), Douglas County, Kansas. Submitted by his daughter Miss Dorothy Clarke, Lawrence, Ks. PLEASANT GROVE SCHOOL, DISTRICT NO. 38 WILLOW SPRINGS TOWNSHIP, DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS Teacher, Lena F. Jones; School Board, Ed Deay, president; W. D. Lyons, secretary; C. W. Wells, treasurer. End of term, Spring 1911. Pupils and Grades completed Opal Hodgins - 2 Velma Hodgins - 5 Edgar Landis - 8 Virgil Landis - 7 Ward Landis - 8 GuyMcC~eery - 4 Uena McCleery - 2 Earl McLee17Y- 4 Pluma McLeery Murlin McNees - 5 Shirrell McNees 1 Sterling McNees - 4 Gustie Puckett LeRoy Puckett - 7 William Puckett - 7 Alfred Rhinehart - 4 Fay Studebaker - 1 Thelma Studebaker - 1 Carl Van Hoesen - 9 George Van Hoesen - 9 Edna Wells - 8 Charley Williams - 1 Ida Williams - 5 Cora Anderson - 8 Bertha Boehle - 8 William Boehle - 8 Alma Deay - 9 LeRoy Deay - 9 Mable Deay - 8 Marjorie Deay - 2 Sadie Deay - 6 Thelma Deay - 1 Everett Eberhart - 2 Wilburn Eberhart - 7 Eva Flory - 6 ·Harvey Flory- - 5 Piley Flory - 7 Orville Harwood - 2 Alfred Hegeman - 3 Ava (Ara?) Hegeman - 6 Bertha Hegeman - 2 Estel Hegeman - 3 George Hegeman - 8 Marvin Herr - 9 Avery Hibner - 8 Merle Hodgins - 5 Leonard \~illiams - 2 �54 Cemetery Book Eudora, Kansas (1869-1921) Copied by Judy.Sweets at Spencer Research Livrary, Lawrence, Ks. last issue of The Pioneer. Date of Death Date of Burial Name 1877 7 Jan. 8 Jan. Agnes Lentwiler 19 Feb. 9 Mar. 20 Feb. 2 Apr. 4 Apr. John Marske Ed. Haelsig (?) Sex Color Nation- # of ality Lot 55 yrs. 13 ds. 1 mo. 5 14 mos. & F Amer. 46 Amer. Amer. 200 163 Amer. Amer. Amer. Amer. Amer. 46 334 334 251 229 Lung Fever Congestive chills. Whooping cough Congestive ;chills:·· Infl. of bowels Inf!. of stomach Stillborn Whooping cough Amer. Amer. Amer. 224 128 335 Old Age Inflamation Inf!. of Bowels W Amer. 411 Still born W W Amer. Amer. Amer. Amer. 250 130 280 442 Whooping cough German German Amer. Amer. German Amer. 52 285 467 135 252 Cancer Consumption 1878 15 Jan. 28 Feb. 16 Jan. 2 Mar. Son of R. Kirlking William Ziesenis 1 Mar. 6 Mar. 6 Mar. 28 Apr. 3 Mar. 7 Mar. 7 Mar. 29 Apr. 29 Apr. 7 May 7 May 12 May 8 June 30 Apr. 8 May 8 May 14 May 9 June Edward Rehm Goldy Hobbs Oscar Matile Dorethe Cathrin Schnietter Adolph Haelsig Dau. of James Gunn Son of Mr. Perkins Susanna Toennies Charles Paddock 6 yrs. & 2 mos. M 14 mos. M 10 mos. F 4 mos. M 35 yrs & 9 mos. F 48 yrs. M 1 day F 2 weeks M 57 yrs. F 26 yrs. M 10 June 15 July 11 June 17 July William Spietz Ola Johson. 70 yrs. M 53 yrs. M W W 8 Aug. 20 Aug. 9 Aug. 21 Aug. Child of A. Griffin Charles Schwensen 3 mos. 53 yrs. M W W 17 Aug. 19 Aug. Elisabeth Losh 38 W Katy Ernest M F Consumption Cold Lung Fever and measles Amer. W 2 Sept. 11 Sept. 9 Oct. 17 Oct. S Nov. 4 Nov. 10 Nov. 24 Dec. 24 June 27 Aug. Cause of Death 259 442 285 Swiss W Amer. ds. M W F 12 yrs. & W 1 mo. F 2 Yrs. & 20 Apr. Freddie Griffin W 7 mos. M 25 June Lilly Mary Winkleman . 1 m. 22d. F W 3 yrs .. & 28 Aug. Lena Ernest W 8 mos.F W 3 Sept. Louisa Amanda Harwood 54 yrs. F W 68 yrs. M 12 Sept. William Harwood W M 10 Oct. Son of Mr. Ziesenis W 9 mos. M 18 Oct. John Abels 6 Nov. - - - Hobbs W 71 yrs. F Ruth Vaux 6 Nov. W ,3~ yrs. F 12 Nov. Tilda Nace Black 19 yrs. F Francis Brazzle 26 Dec. 19 Apr. Continued from W W W W W W W W " " " " " " Cancer Shot by some unknown person Heart stroke German 321 single Chills grave 200 Summer complaint Amer. Amer. single grave Consumption German 233 �55 Eudora Cemetery Records continued Date of Death Date of Burial 1879 27 Jan. Sex Color Nation- # of ality Lot Name Mary Hops (?) 24 yrs. F W Amer. 27 Feb. 6 July 28 Feb. 7 July Frederick Koch Wilhelmine Graf 53 yrs. F(?) W W 66 yrs. F German German July 11 Aug. 11 Aug. Charles Wagner Andy Davis 6 mos. 1 day F(?) W M W German Amer. Sarah Davis 1 yr. 1880 13 July 29 26 14 15 June July Aug. Aug. Mary Davis 27 July Sarah Gam (of Gum?) 15 Aug. William Grous 16 Aug.(?) Gerge Gom 17 Nov. 2 June 4 May 3 June 25 July 7 Dec. 18 Nov. 3 June 5 May 3 June 26 July 8 Dec. M. Phillips Henry Johnson Mary Harris W. Dissinger Fred Healsig Lizzy Gabriel 12 Oct. 13 Oct. Lizzie Kurtz Cause of Death single_ __ grave 195 Inflammation single grave Paralises Cholera infantom 25 F colored Africa single Summer complaint grave 8 yrs. F " " " " " Inflammation Amer. W 30 yrs. F " Heart disease 97 W German 17 yrs. M single.Summer complaint Amer. W 11 mos. M grave Amer. W F " Still born 60 yrs. M Black Africa " Dropsy 7 yrs. F " " " Brain fever 1 yr. M W .German " Summer complaint Brain fever 252 W " 4 yrs. M 1 yr. (in ink)? F W " Diarrhoea 52 6 uks: ',(in pencil) Brain fever 9 yrs. F W German 502 To be continued in following quarterlies. ********** Petitions for Naturalization Douglas Co. Kansas, taken from Naturalization Petition and Record Book Vol. I: Oct. 25, 1906 to Feb. 5, 1924 Compiled by Judy Sweets,Lawrence, Kansas Continued from the last issue of The Pioneer: p. 108 Name: Emil Ernest Guntert Residence: 750 3rd St., Lawrence, Ks. Occupation: Farmer Born: 12 April 1893 in Buesingen, Baden, Germany Emigrated from: Hav~e, France on 12 Sept. 1907, arrived N.Y. on vessel "St. Paul" Declaration of intention: 7 Aug. 1918, Douglas Co. Dist. Ct., Kansas . Marital status: unmar~ied Description: (age 25) fair complexion, 6'00", 155 lbs., brown hair, blue eyes. �56 Petitions for Naturalizatfon continued p. 9 Name: Stephen Hadl ReSidence: DeSota, Kansas Occupation: Farming Born: 3 Aug. 1843, Bavaria Emigrated from: Bavaria, about 15 Dec. 1871, arrived N.Y. on vessel _...:..?__ Resided in Kansas since: Jan. 1872 DeclaratiOn of Intention: 16 Sept. 1872 in Douglas Co. Dist. Ct., Lawrence, Ks. Wife: Annie:-b. Bavaria, Children:. six p. 11 Name: Alois Hadl Residence: Eudora Township, Kansas Occupation: Born: 24 Dec. 1846 in Germany Emigrated from: Germany about 26 Dec. 1871, arrived in N.Y. on vessel ? Resided in Kansas since: 1 Mar. 1871 Declaration of Intention: 16 Sept. 1872 in Douglas Co. Dist. Ct., Lawrence, Ks. Wife: Tillie, b. Germany Children: Fourteen p. 12 Name: Joseph Hadl R;Sidence: Eudora, Kansas Occupation: Laborer Born: 15 Feb. 1839, Germany EIDiSrated from: Germany Aug. 1892, arrived N.Y. on vessel -...:..?___ Declaration of Intention: 30 Oct. 1896, Douglas Co. Dist. Ct., Lawrence, Ks. Resided in Kansas since: Aug. 1892 Wife: Katie Hadl, born Germany Children: None p. 48 Name: Rudolph Friedrich Hammer ReSidence: #6 (?), Eudora, Ks. Occupation: Retired farmer Born: 14 Feb. 1864, Uhlbach, Wurttemberg, Germany Emigrated from: Hamburg, Germany, 8 Sept. 1880, arrived N.Y. on vessel "Lessing" Declaration of Intention: 27 March 1917, Douglas Co. Dist. Ct. Resided in Kansas since: 11 Sept. 1880 Marital status: Not married Description: (age 53) farmer,white, fair complexion, 5'7", 155 lbs., blue eyes, brown hair. p. 49 Name: Christian Gotthelf Hammer ReSidence: # 6(?), Eudora, Ks. Born: 5 July 1867, Uhlbach, Wurttemberg, Germany Emigrated to U.S. from: Hamburg, Germany on vessel "Lessing" 8 Sept. 1880, arrived N.Y. Declaration of Intention: 27 March 1917, Douglas Co. Dist. Ct. Resided in Kansas since: 11 Sept. 1880 Marital status: Not married Description: (age 49) farmer, white, fair complexion, 5'8", 150 lbs., gray hair, broWn eyes. �57 Petitions for Naturalization continued p. 18 Name: Carl (Karl) Henry Hess ReSidence: 351 Locust St., Lawrence, Ks. Occupation: Butcher Born: 19 Oct. 1873, Beatlsbach, Germany EmIgrated to u. S. from: Holland , Germany,. 7 June 1880 on vessel "Vendome" arrived N.Y. Declaration of Intention: 3 Nov. 1894, Douglas Co. Dist. Ct., Lawrence, Ks. Resided in Kansas since: 1 March 1883 (or 93?) Wife: Eva Hess, born Perryville, Arkansas Children: Four p. 35 Name: William Frederick Hess Residence: 19th E. 8th St., Lawrence, Ks. Born: 14 June 1882, Buthelspach, Germany E;iirated to u.S. from: Hamburg, Germany on vessel, "Augusta Victoria" Last foreign residence: Buthelsback, Germany Arrived in N.Y.: 15 May 1891 DeclaratiOn~Intention: 30 June 1908 Shawnee Co. Dist. Court Resided in K~sas since: 20 May 1891 Marital status: Not married Description: (at age 26) machinist helper, white, fair complexion, 5'5", 148 lbs., brown hair, blue eyes. p. 28 (1st peti.tion dismissed) p. 58 Name: William Huff Residence: 6th and Fremont, Baldwin City, Kansas Occupation: Retired farmer Born: 12 April 1841, Sparta (Spasta?), Canada EmIgrated ~ u.S. from: Sparta (?), Canada 17 Feb. 1869, arrived Ottawa, Ks. on Great West & C.B.Z Ry. (?) Declaration of Intention: 2 April 1870, Franklin Co. Dist. Court, Ottawa, Ks. (2nd declaration - 25 Feb. 1918, Dist. Ct. Douglas Co.) Wife: Eliza Huff, born Pennsylvania Children: Four Description of Petitioner: (age 76) - retired farmer, white, dark complexion, 5'9", 150 lbs., gray hair, brown eyes (born Elgin Co., Ontario, Canada). ****** "KANSAS" --- In popular estimation, Kansas is classified as an exclusively agricultural and pastorial. It has harvested the largest wheat crop ever gathered in any State, and will strive this year to break its own record. In corn, fruit and small grains, computation and measurement have been abandoned as superfluous and impracticable. But these are only fragments of its mineral resources. To be a denizen of a State that surpasses all other communities as Niagara excels all other cataracts, as the sun transcends all other luminaries, imposes obligations that render levity impossible. �58 AHNENTAFEL OF JANE WIGGINS BORN I. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. II. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 2I. 22. 23. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 3I. 32. 33. 34. 38. 39. 40. 4I. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 52. 53. 54. 56. 57. Jane Marie Wiggins Elwood Arthur Wiggins Dorothy Rose Pugh Otis Wiggins Mabel Lorinda LaDuke David Frederick Pugh Eunna Irene Felt Frank Dudley Wiggins Ida Luona Keener Ray Alvin (A1madus) LaDuke Laura Rose Corbin Thomas Samuel Pugh Sarah Catherine Eberhart William Amasa Felt Frances Elizabeth Marlatt Dudley Harley (Hardy) Wiggin Priscilla Baker David Keener Phoebe Irene Miller Lewis Marvin LaDuke Lorinda Granger Hart William Burton Corbin Martha Luzena Rouse Henry Samuel Eberhart Elizabeth Hawk Moses Edwin Fe1tt Eliza Colyer (Collier) Francis Marion Marlatt Ann Elizabeth Fine Mark Wiggin, Jr. Hannah Poor Hardy C. Baker Christopher Miller Catharine Louis LeDuc Catherine Gahazi Hart Catherine Campbell Thomas Corbin Bernice Stepp George C. Rouse Martha Tompkins Joseph Eberhart Catharine Kistler Jacob Hawk Amasa Fe1tt Elizabeth Young MARRIED 1943 KS 1941 KS 1924 KS 1924 KS 1922 KS 1899 KS 1903 KS 1920 KS 1884 KS 1904 KS 1885 KS 1860 MO 1868 IN 1898 KS 1875 KS 1882 KS 1831 Wales 1873 KS 1856 PA 1878 KS 1883 CO 1859 MO. 1832 NH 1834 PA 1864 IN 1845 OlI 1867 OH 1842 NY 1851 OR 1840 KY 1842 IL' 1853 PA 1831 PA 1830 PA 1874 KS 1842 NY 185.0 PA 1839 1841 NJ 1793(?)NH 1778 NH 1774 1808 PA 1813/14 NH b. France (?) 1820 NY 1819 NJ 1812/13 KY 1811/12 KY 1798/99 NY 1803 Canada 1800 PA 1805 Resided PA 1802 VT 1811 VT 1841 NY DIED 1968 KS 1974 KS 1958 KS 1933 1947 1920 1919 1907 1950 1941 1953 1903 1918 KS CA KS KS KS KS KS KS KS KS 1910 1924 1887 1917 1906 1914 1894 1903 1916 1928 1922 1848 1849 KS KS KS KS KS KS KS KS KS KS NH NH 1887 KS 1898 OH 1874 OH 1831 1821 PA 1828 VT 1845 IL 1882 KS 1885 KS 1859 NY 1870 NY �59 Ahnentafe1 of Jane Wiggins (con' t) 58. 59. 62. 63. 64. 65. 86. 87. 104. 105. 112. 1l3. 114. 115. 128. 129. l30. 208. 224. 225. 256. 257. 416. 448. 449. 512. 5l3. 514. 515. 896. 897. 1024. 1025. 1026. 1027. 1792. 1793. 2052. 2054. 2055. 3586. 3587. 4108. 4109. 4110. 4111. William Colyer (Collier) Rebecca Ward Phillip A. Fine Mary Moore Col. Mark Wiggin Betty (Betsy) Brackett James Campbell Phoebe Christian Eberhart Anna Maria Snyder Abner Fe1tt Mary Heald Rev. Joshua Young Elizabeth Wallace Cornet Thomas Wiggin Mary Taylor Capt. Nathaniel Brackett Paul Eberhart Moses Felt Mary Pette Bradstreet Wiggin Ann Chase Michael Eberhart Joshua Felt Anne Walcott Andrew Wiggin Hannah Bradstreet Joseph Chase Rachel Partridge Moses Felt Lydia Thomas Wiggin Catherine Whiting Gov. Simon Bradstreet Anne Dudley George Felt Elizabeth Wilkinson Simon Bradstreet Thomas Dudley Dorothy Yorke ___ Wilkinson Prudence Capt. Roger Dudley Susannah Thorne Edmund Yorke Katherine DIED MARRIED BORN Resided PA, KS " " 1814 NJ 1814 NJ 1745/46 NH 1748 1796/97 NJ 1794 NJ 1772 PA 1773 1756 MA 1761 Resided VT " 1701/02 1703 Resided 1727PA 1715 1726 1676 NH 1676/77 Resided ME Resided 1635(?) 1642 MA " 1902 1903 1821 1812 1879 1874 1839 1849 1832 1814 1769 . NH 1737 1776 NH 1776 NH 1748 MA 1780 Lost at sea 1805 VT 1708/09 NH NH 1697 Germany, PA 1712 MA NH 1651 MA 1657 1592-1600(?) Eng. 1633 1601 (?) 1628 Eng. 1603 Eng. 1612 Eng. 1601 Wales Resided England 1576 Eng. 1603 Eng. 1582 Eng. before 1736 1710 NH 1707(?) ME(?) Eng. d. 1667 NH 1697 1672 1693 1694 " " " " Submitted by Jane Wiggins, Route 4, Box 221, Lawrence, Kansas MA MA ME ME 1653 MA 1643 MA Resided England " " KS KS NH NH OH OH PA PA VT VT 66044 �---------------------------------------------------------------- 1 60 DOUGLAS' COUNTY DELINQPENT. TAX,LIST' from the' Jan. 1, 1863 Kansas Weekly.Tribune, Lawrence, Kansas Names of Owners: H. Anderson J. Carter Ervan Griffi th Moses Meal Nichols R. Owens' Tho 's; Pugh H. Stevens Moses W. Taylor C. W. Wallace JOlhn Wi Hi ams' John Banning A. W. Ci}leman N. Garwood Curtis _. Hurd W,. M. Harper W. ~~. Johnston Eli zabeth Lyons Edward Werwin L. Pawley A: Rodrigue John Spaulding Siineo'n Stover John Scott· Tho' sVor aId JO'hn BaldWin Samuel Clark David E1drige Tho • s Hopkins'· Seth Kelley Curti s' Miller Palmyra Town Co. Isaac ___. s' Henry Snyder M. Dean Allen,Gilmo,re,Bi"own Co'. A~. .A:rchiba1d W. F. Avery George Austin Boughton J. C~ Archibald Willi am Clelland J. B. Conway Jo,seph Doon Franklin Duncan Description ~. Nm ~, ~ NF)4 ~'M'J}4 ~ ~~ st'14 ' ~ S1~: Sec. Ttvp. Rng. 1-1~19 $10~65', 34-1\2-20 26-13-19 11.96 17.10 13.07 8.01 17.10 5-1~20 15-13-19 25-13-19 31-13-19 36-1~19 ~. 13-13-19 9-13-20 35-13-19 18-12-18 ~N~ S\\f1.l St~ N\'$4. ~12-18 ~ 19-12-19 1';'12-18 111-12-17 25-12-17 20-12-19 12-12-18 20-12-18 2-12;"18 20;"])2-19 19;"])2-18 11-12-17 Nt'64 '~' N'FJ4 ~: SEl4, ~ ~. 5\'14', ~' E~ ~ S1t~ 31;;'12~18 Part N\~ 5a4 ~' SE!t 27-14-20 18-15-20 34-14-20~ NFJ4 18-14-20' sv& 03-14-20' 5\'14 05-11-20 \%' 34-14-20 NMif 17-14-201 SS4" 32-14-20 SW Fraction 25-12-20 Steam Sawmilr in Eudo,ra Township' N~ 16-13-18 60' acres MI$4 03;"13-18 ~'14 N64' 07-1~18 34-13-18) NWJ4' 1'5-1~18l N\'D4: 32-12-19 29-13-19 01-14-17 ~ N\1B4 N\1$4 Tax & Int. 01-1~1 T 13.88~ 13.88 33'.23' 25.19 13.08 20.21 19.09 20.1'3 22.37 34.35 23.62 26.33 24.76 23.62 36'.00 1!9.00 ' 24.37 10.01' 19.09} 06.01\ 17.39 08.60' 19.00 ' 1'4.67 15.1:7 55.:74 11.89 14.67 09.01' 13.82 15.61 05.60~ 15.61 09.84' 18.]]4 18.61 112.83' 12.83' 15.61' �61 Names of Owners F. Farmer Erastus Heath James Harris: N. H. Hammond Charles Hancock John Hulse Charles Harris: William Johnston William l\'lottin Samuel Mc01ey Walter P()itter Geo,rge Ro,llin John Wood p~ H. Baker Tho" s Osborne Lawrence J. Ulrich ~Ilrs. Whi te ehf D. Wi ttenl?augh unknown swhf J. Dobbins' Fletcher D..... _. __ 9 shf &~hf GR~ N'64' N'64' S\\34 NE34 N\~', N\~ SS4 S\~ SS4 Sif4 SE%. sS4" NE34 S\~ 5\'&4' SFJ4 N\~ .Slf4. N~\% S\~ N. Sil&l NS4.. James, John Roberts' A1len WilU Sb-i"i'h do, -, Dad!elSmi th Jonathan Shepherd 5\'". S·' - - - 1____ u 9h Stevens: J. W. Sturdevant W. W~ Williams W. Sowers; 1-13-17 ' 36-12-183 2-13-17 31-12-18 24-13-18 23-13-18 3S-13-17 32-12-18, 26-13-17' 08-13-18' 29-13-18 16-13-1'8 2S-13-17 07-13-18: 22-13-18, 2S::-14-18; 22-14-18 02-14-17 23-14-17 07-14-19 r4-15-19 07-14-19 22:..14-19 23-14-19' 19-1'3-19 02-14-19 04-15-19 19;"14-19 NE34 L. p. Harri s am Sec. Ti·1p. Rng. Description SS4" SEll; N\~ NS4 32~1'4-19 Si", 18-14-19 18-14-19 13-14-19 04-15-19 25-14-19 17-J,4-19, 12-15-19 Nl!34' sma' ~ SFl\ Sif4 S\~ NFli Tax & lnt. $12.83" lS.61 lS.61' 18.S1' 12.83 12.83 12.83 24~16 12.83' lS.61 12.83' lS.61: 12.83 lS.61 12.83', 18.20 09.311 0'7.86 14.78 04.69 18.88 12.71 20":.24 17~41 11,6~ 98 2L83', 20.24' 16.98 16.98 16.98 16.98 16.98 16.98 16.98 1"6.98 16.98 --copied by Pauline B. Elniff ****** A very special thank you to all the people helping in the publishing of "THE PIONEER". Keep the material coming for future issues. - Your Editor BRING A VISITOR TO OUR NEXT MEETING! ! ! �62 -LISI OF LETTERS' Remaining unclaimed in the Postoffice at Lawrence, Kansas. May lO~ 1864'. Published on May 12', 1864 in the Kansas Tribune, Lawrence, Kansas: Abott, J. B'~ Bapsett, S~ Benington, M. M. Barber, T. Brown, L. Burnsides, M. Brags, M. Bygam, J. Burson, B~ F. Chena, D. Case, S'. H. Chalman, M~ L. Chandler, H. Carr, M. A. Cayan, M. Cogswell, A. Dundy, M. Davis, F. Darklin, J. D. Davis, E. DeMearth, Z. P~ Du~can , A~ Easen, M. Emly, M. M. Edwards, L. E?cans, T. Greve, G. W. Goss, E. Glasscock, D~ Graham, P. p:.~ Goodin, P'~ K~ Houches, D. S~ Haton, E. Herring, J. Herick, I. O. Havlin, E. Hicks, M. A~ Haten, T. Jackson, M. A. Johnson, E. Johns, E~ Joy, Z Jones, S. Lymon, W. Locke, F. J. Lelande, C. M. Lacevs, E. Magrath, M. McHarthy, R. McAriff, p'. McGlasson, M. Mi tzner, A. Mi tchell, W~ Price, J. S'. Page, T. Pennwell, O~ Reid, H. S: Runnals, M. L. Richards, H. Reeds, E'. ~r. Roads, J. Reed, D. U~ Rodgers, G. Shaw, S'. A.'. Shannan, M. Sands, M. K. Semnus, E. Smith, R. Smash, M. Slanden, T. Stubblefield, J. W'. Thompson, J. Thomas, P'. Townsed' , West, L. White, J. L. Weirick, C. Whilfield, L. Williams, J. Wilkin, J. Wrightly, H. Yates, C. --J. H. Shimmons, P'. M. Copied by Pauline B. Elniff ****** HOW ABOUT SENDING IN YOUR NAME NOW FOR A MEMBERSHIP IN THE DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY. .. * **** * Because a scared young officer in the U.S. Corps of Engineers had to preside at a meeting in New Bedford, Mass., in 1863, a well-known book came intq existence. To prepare for the ordeal, he made a lot of notes and outlines. He later had these notes published in book form. , The book, Robert's Rules of Order, is now a standard reference for parliamentarians. From Wichita, Ks. Eagle-Beacon; copied with permission of "Home Town News" editor, Frank Good. �63 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're1ated ancestors of fifty years or more. They must con- Ms. Cynthia Schott, 806 East 14th St., Lawrence, KS 66044 Seeking information about my great-great grandmother Sarah A. (MILES) BOLTON born 1853, Ray Co., Missouri and her parents Eli and Nancy.MILES of Penn. and Ohio 1820. Ms. Cynthia Schott, 806 East 14th.St., Lawrence, KS 66044 Seeking information on MILES, BOLTON and WOOD families of Penn., Ohio, Missouri, Ind. and Kansas: Mr. ,Donald Vaughn, 1946 Barker, Lawrence, KS 66044 Seeking information about any of these JAMES. John J. JAMES born N.H. 1811, his wife Mary A. born 1817 N.H., both possibly Strafford or Rockingham counties. Their daughter Abagai1 L. JAMES born 1836 McHenry Co., Ill. Their son George W. JAMES born 1838 McHenry Co., Ill. Abagai1 married Delos C. VAUGHN 1854. Both died near Cherokee, Ks. Mr. Donald Vaughn, 1946 Barker,Lawrence, KS 66044 Seeking parents of Warren Potter THAYER born 1841-42 and Chauncey R. THAYER born 1834 in St. Lawrence Co., N.Y. Orphaned in Manitowoc, Wisc. area 1845. Both in Civil War. Warren P. died 1863 near Ahnapee, Wisc. Married Rachel Jane ROUSE. Mrs. Wilma Vaughn, 1946 Barker, Lawrence, KS 66044 Seeking information about the parents, brothers and sisters of James Alexander MORTON born 1842, Beaver County Pa., died 192 7, Meade,. Ks. Mrs. Wilma Vaughn, 1946 Barker, Lawrence, KS 66044 Seeking information about my great-grandparents, James Karr HOLLOWAY and Margarette Ann (GREGORY) HOLLOWAY, possibly lived in Graves county, KY in 1876. Mrs. Mary Jamison, Route 2, Box 58A,Ba1dwin City, KS 66006 Any information concerning my grandfather, Joseph H. ANDERSON, born Ohio 1847-1848; married Nettie Isabelle ROBERTS, .Oct. 1883, Peru, Nebraska; was in Washita County, Okla. Sept. 1895. Ms. Cynthia E. Schott, 806 East 14th St., Lawrence, KS 66044 Seeking information on August DRAMANN (1860-70), St. Charles Co. and Crawford Co., Missouri. Miss Kathryn J. Bunton, 2135 Kentucky St., Lawrence, KS 66044 Wanted information concerning the ROYAL family. 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BOX 3664 . .... , ,~~ LAWRENCE,KANSAS 66044 ' It' ;, �~Officers ~. + ...................................... Vice-President Secretary ........................................... . Treasurer ....................................... ~ ... . Genealogist ' ........................................ . Editor .............................................. . Par limentarian .' .......................... '.......... . Publications Committee: Library Committee: Maxine Hougland Zona Smith Jane Wiggins Judy Sweets Mary Jamison Nettie Wismer Chairperson, Mary Jamison; Typing, Jane Wiggins; Record Copying, Pauline Elniff, Judy Sweets; Indexing, Kathryn Bunton, Dorothy Wiggins; Proof Reading, Dorothy Clarke., Cynthia Schott. Pauline Elniff, Irma Kidwell, Dorothy Wiggins The Douglas 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 meetings 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 family members. The fiscal year is from July I to June 30 the following year • . ~.. ... Mail check or money order to: ~ .. DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY BOX 3664, LAWRENCE, KANSAS 66044 I am enclosing $_.___ for ____ single or ___ family membership(s). Name(s) __________________ Address: ~ _____________________________________ Street._____________City_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ State Zip .--------------~ --- Phone------------ Membership Application 1980-1981 .,. ,\ ~ ...• '.-1: �"THE PIONEER" Published Quarterly By: The Douglas County Genealogical Society P.O. Box 3664 Lawrence, Kansas 66044 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------Winter 1981 Vol. IV, No. 3 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------Page Contents . 66 1980-1981 D.C.G.S. Memberships . . Survivors of Quantrill's Raid . . • • 67 Cities and Towns of Kansas . . 77 1873-1880 United.Methodist Church Foreign Mission Society Memberships . . 78 1875 Douglas County, Kansas State Census, Grant Township . . . . . . . ********** / -, .. ";' ,; . " '.", -::. 'I ~", .~" (, 1" ~~ ..... >-"/:", -, ' .f ". r-{~\" , ,v ", " , l , "" .,,.,~,\ ... /';- ;;' ',--/ ,- , '¢ t, ,\ ,This rifle belonged to the 'only raider killed during Quantrill's sack of Lawrence. ' '- .; ! ..... ,'<; ... ~ -, /<~: :.")~ . 81 �66 DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY MEMBERSHIP 1980-1981 BANTA, John V., Jr., 2209 Kingston Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 BERG, Mrs. Emma B., R.F .D. 2, Box 224, Lawrence, KS 66044 BROWN, Mrs. Virginia, Box 325, Paola, KS 66071 BRUNE, Mrs. Georgiana, Route 3, Lawrence, KS 66044 BUNTON, Miss Kathryn J., 2135 Kentucky St., Lawrence, KS 66044 CLARKE, Miss Dorothy V., 1908 New Hampshire St., Lawrence, KS 66044 COTTER, Mr. Dennis J., 9402 Octavia Ave., Morton Grove, IL 60053 DAVIS, Mrs. U1a C., 2nd & Arkansas, Lot If 2, Lawrence, KS 66044 DERRICK, Mrs. I1ah E., 333 Kansas St., Lawrence, KS 66044 ELNIFF, Mrs. Pauline B., 820 Sunset Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 FINNEY COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, P. O. Box 592,.· Garden .C:ity.:.KS . /67846 GIBBS, Dr. Eugene C., Box 716, 808 Willow, Coffeyville, KS 67337 GORTON, Mrs. Catherine, 831 Illinois St., Lawrence, KS 66044 GORTON, Dr. Thomas, 831 Illinois St., Lawrence, KS 66044 HAHN, Mrs. P.F., 1006 Indian Hills Dr., Tuscaloosa, AL 35406 HANSEN, Mrs. Georgia M., 308 East Rumble Rd., Modesto, CA 95350 HARRIS, Mrs. Virginia L., 3418 W. 10th Terr., Lawrence, KS 66044 HOUGLAND, Mrs. Maxine, 1920 Harper St., Lawrence, KS 66044 HOUT, Mrs. Goldie V., Route 5, Box 128, Lawrence, KS 66044 JACKMAN, Mrs. Twy1ah, 1230 N. Van Buren, Topeka, KS 66608 JAMISON, Mrs. Mary I., Route 2, Box 58A, Baldwin City, KS 66006 KIDWELL, Mrs. Irma L., 1617 Rhode Island St., Lawrence, KS 66044 MAKER, Mrs. Betty L., 8340 Greensboro Dr., McLean, VA 22102 MARTIN, Mrs. Gail, 1000 S. Atchison, E1 Dorado, KS 67042 NIEDERMAIER, Mrs. Louise P., 3922 S. Buckner Blvd., Dallas, TX 75227 PETERSON, Mrs. Mary, 2238 West Ave. So., La Crosse, WI 54601 RALSTON, Mrs. Cleo, 516 Caraway Place, Lansing, KS 66043 SANDERS, Mrs. Elizabeth, Route 5, Box 220, Warrensburg, MO 64093 SCHOTT, Miss Cynthia, 806 E. 14th St., Lawrence, KS 66044 SHELDON, Mrs. Evelyn, 2908 Chisholm Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 SMITH, Mr. Claude, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044 SMITH, Mrs. Sheldon E., 2928 Cornell Ave., Iowa City, IA 52240 SMITH, Mrs. Zona, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044 SNEDEGER, Mrs. B. Jean, P. O. Box 665, Lawrence, KS 66044 SPENCER, Mrs. Vernon, Lecompton, KS 66050 STOOKSBERRY, Mrs. Willie P., 2411 Louisiana, Apt. 13B, Lawrence, KS 66044 SWEETS, Mrs. Judy M., 2905 Moccasin Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 THOMAS, Stephen, 119 North Emma, Olathe, KS 66061 VAUGHN, Mr. Donald, 1946 Barker Ave., Lawrence, KS 66044 VAUGHN, Mrs. Wilma, 1946 Barker Ave., Lawrence, KS 66044 WIGGINS, Mrs. Dorothy R., 2020 Stratford Rd., Lawrence, KS 66044 WIGGINS, Miss Jane M., Route 4, Box 221, Lawrence, KS 66044 WISCONSIN STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY, 816 State St., Madison, WI 53706 WISMER, Miss Nettie M., Presbyterian Manor, 1421 Kaso1d, Lawrence, KS 66044 A very special thank you to the people who have contributed so much time and material to our publication. - Your Editor �67 SURVIVORS OF QUANTRILL'S' RAID Of the men and women, boys and girls who· survived the Lawrence Massacre of 21 August 1863'·, the names and places of residence of tho'se stin, niviing on 21 August 191$ are here li stedi: Eudora, KS Abels, Henry Achning, Charles Achning, Mrs. Minnie Aaams, ,ft. E. Gas, KS Adams, James W:. Gas, KS~ Adams, J. A: City Adams, John \t. Ci ty j\aams, N. N. Astoria OR~ Adams, Oli ver B~ Mena, AR' Alder, Mrs. J. W'. Ci ty Alford, Mrs. D~ S~ City Aiford,' 'Florence H. Ci ty Allen, S~ R. tawrence Almquist, !Vlrs. MatildaChelman Sedalia, 1\10 Altenbernd, Conrad cIty Anderson, A. J~ City 'Anderson, Ed. C: City Anderson, Mr. &' Mrs. C'~ M. Ci ty Anderson, Mrs. Mary J. Lone Star, KS: Anderson, Oscar' San Francisco, C~ Asher, Mrs. H. B: City Ayer, Mrs. Ella M. Albuquerque, NM Ayers, Mrs. 0'" J. Albuquerque, NM Baldwin, Mrs. H. L. Denver, CO' Bangs, Mrs. Fannie Ro:ss' Kansas Gity, MO Banks, Mrs ~ George: Ci ty , Sartjer ,O~ p~ City Barnes, Mrs. laa Wright Topeka, ~' Beatty, Mrs. Nellie G: City Benson, Henry City Berry, Mrs. Margaret Lecompton, KS~ Bliss, John A. Oakland, CA' Blood, Arthur Philadelphia Boettcher, Mrs;. Kate W': Stigler, OK Borden, Mrs .. Bessie Reynolds:New York CIty Bowen, Einery S~ Springfield, MO' Bowen, Mrs. Jennie Springfield, IL Branh am, Mrs. Kate ' Indi an a Ihdependence Branham, Mrs. Kate Btass, Win. Lecompton, KSBrechtelsbauer, Mts. ,B. Ci ty Brechtelsbauer,. Josephine Chicago Brechtelsbauer, Mary St. Couis Bromley, Wm. Indianapolis, IN Denver, CO' Brooks .. Albert Brooks ~ Mr. &. Mrs. Paul R: Ci ty Brotherton, Mrs. Gertrude Oliver Portland, OR' Brown, E'. W'~ Richland, KS' �68 Brown, G. W: Brown, Mrs. Jane' Brown, Mrs. Jane Brown, Judge W. D; Brown, Miss Sarah Brown, Writ. Bullene, Mr. G Mrs. Lathrop Bullene; W:~ t., Burkhart, .Mrs. A.-. Burnette, Mrs.' Mary Davidson Bryant, Mrs. Samuel Calahan, Louis, Caldwell,Anthony Calvert, Mrs. John Cavaness, J. M. Cavaness, Mrs. Mary Cavaness, Mrs. Mary A'. Chambers, N. N. Chambers, No'rmim Clarke, Mrs. Martha J. Cooke Clarke, Mrs. N. S~ Clarke, Sidney Jr. Cloud, Albert {col.); Cole, Mrs. rotary E~ Coleman, f(~ Coleman, C~ Coleman, Osgood Cone, Mrs. Helen P! Cone, John P.! Co'ne, I!;uther Conger, Mrs. Cynthia Whitcomb Corel, James' Cordley, Mrs. Richard, Co,rey, Miss. Elizabeth Co,rey, Miss'I:izzie; Chsley, Frank Co'sley, Thomas' Coy, Mrs. E. Olivia Crocker, Eben F. CrutChfield, WID. Cuffey, Mrs. Jennie Curless', Frank, Curless', Geo'rge' , DaIle, Mrs. Martha Davidson, Mrs. ,J::illian Harding Davidson, Samuel; Davi s, l1. nlary Deamer, John Dean, Mrs. Mary Dee, Thomas Demand, Mrs., John Derby ~ ,F. A. Dicker, Mrs. Cora Dildine, 'hirs. Kate Mo'rrow, DUlard, Mrs. Jesse (col. t Dinglested, Mrs. Louis Preisach Dix, "ECfward E~ Rockford, IL Lawrence Los Monmo's, CO' (Tehama county): ,EI: Reno,. OK Los Molino's, CO Lawrence' I Lawrence Topeka, KS' Castle Rock, W~' City Los Angeles. CA Lawrence Garnett, KS Chanute, KS' (?l Chiles Pao'l a., KS~ City City Shawnee, OK Oakland, CJt City Medford, OK' City Cedar Rapids, lA" City' . Chanute, ~ Elaka, Mont. Lawrence City City City California City Lawrence City Liberal, 1\10 Liberal, MO: I:iberal, MO' City Olathe, KS Richland, WA~ Portland OR:' Eawrence City Topeka, ~' Wichi ta, KS' City City City Fort SCott �69 Dolbee, Mrs. Eliza Dolbee, Mrs.enmett Donrielly, Mary , DonellY' Niell, Donovan. DIm Draper, Win. DuBoi s, Mrs. EVe Speer DUck, Mrs. Daniel DUffey, Mrs. Maggie Duncan, Amos' feol.) Duncan, Charles Duncan, Geo'rge Eberhardt, Henry Eberhardt, t.. J., Ecke, Mr. &: Mrs. F.. J,. Edson, Mrs. E. H~ Eawards, Mr. &"Mrs. C~ E. Edwards, Mrs. Geo. H. Eggert, Charles: Eggert, Fred ' Eggert, HEmry Eldridge, E'. C~ ,E.ldridge, Mrs. ,P-'. B; Elliott, R. G~: Ellis, George Ellis, Mrs. M.ttie Embree, 'Mrs. Josephine'Johnson Emery, Miss Agness " Emery, Mrs. -J. S: Einery, Mrs. P', E-. Emmett, Carrie Emmett, Mrs. J. C: .Engle, Mrs.C~ E~ Engler, Mrs. Epley, Chris Falley, Geo'rge Farley, Mrs. H. Faxon, J. D'~ Faxon, James D'~ Ferguson, Ell a Field, Mrs. Ella Hubble Fillmore ,H. S~ Fi sher ;D1' .C: E: Fisher, H. F.~ I"i sher, .JohnW. Fisher, John W~ Fi sher, ~am ' Fisher, Mrs. Teckla Fitch, Miss Lulu Fitch, Eaward Fi tzpatrick, Mrs. Sallie: Elin t om" Mrs.Wn1 ~ J .; Lawrence City Gity Lawrence Denver Richland, KS: Lecompton Topeka, KS~ Topeka, KS' Willow Springs' City City' Richland, KSKansas City seattle P(lrtl an d , OR Lawrence ' Kansas City C'o,ffeyville, KS' City" Topeka tees Silmmi t, MO S.ah:~Ahtonio',~ ~X- City Lake View Eake View Washburn, OK: City City Eawrence Kansas City" 11.10 tawrence Topeka W~ t.ai:vren c e Sterling, CO' Montrose, CO; Montrose, CO:: Topeka City Council Bluffs, I~ Council Bluffs, IK City City �71 Hesford, Mrs. ,Kate Hettich, Mrs. L. Hicco,ck, Gertrude Thorpe Hilliard~ Mrs. N. A~ Hines, Mr. & Mrs. Win. Hodge, Wm. Hoene, SOphia Leonard! H6gan, Mrs. Helen M. Holloway, Emery Ho,lloway, S~ R~ Holmes, Sam Holt, Byron, P;lil ... ,.:.;.~!_:i.iCl Honnick, Mrs. E~ Hose, Mrs. Matilda House,' Jacob· Howard, L. M. Howell, Mrs. Louis Hoyt, Charles H. Hubbel, Henry Salem Huddleton, F~ Hurd, Mrs. G. M. Hurd, ~1r'. G. R. Hutchings, Mrs. J. Hyte, Mrs. R~. Allen Iliff, Mrs. Ella Brass; Ingersoll, Wilr Irwin, John Jenkins, Mrs. A: M. Jenkins, George" Jennings, Capt. Johnson, Mrs. ·Aima Johnson, Annie Lane Johnson, Ike (col. r Johnson, Mrs. Mack' Jones, Lucia M. Jones, Mr. & Mrs. C~ M~ JOines', Peter (col.») Jones, Robert M. Jones, Sarah Hughes Junkins, Mrs. ,Margaret Millter,' Keleher, Thos. &-Sister Kennedy, Mrs. -Lucinda Kennedy, Mrs. W~ B. Killias, M. Ma·ry Kincaid, Alice, Ki I worth, J aco·b Kimball., Mrs. A. A~. Kretsinger, Mrs. Sue Brass:' Kennedy, Oscar C~ Kennedy, Miss, Belle Kennedy, Eugene Kennedy, F. R~ Kennedy, Hugh Liberal, MO Lawrence Syracuse, NY' Cuchio, NM Lawrence ottawa, KS Kansas City, MO City Lodi, Cft;, Lawrence , Phil adelphi a' Spokane, WACity City Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Tacoma, WA-, Lawrence Halsey Valley, NY StrOUd, OK Medicine Lodge, KS Denver Lawrence City Kansas: City, MO City Lawrence Kansas City, MO' City City City Dewey, OK City [;awrence Topeka City Albuquerque, NM Albuquerque, NM N. Lawrence City City Manchester, NH San Diiego, CA' Grand, OK City Lawrence City Cos Angeles �70 Flory, Mrs. Eliza Ford, Mrs. E. J •. Foster, Abgie Ludington Frank, Mrs. Harriet Adams: Fre ark, Mrs. C.· S~ Fuller, Mrs. Arthur Gardner, Jo'hn' Gardner, Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Garvin, David " Gentry, Nick Gibson, Mrs. Martha P~ Gilbert, Mrs. E. C: Gilbert, Mrs~:L. Fitzgerald Gilbert, Nennie ' Gilbert, R. t. Gilmore, Mrs~ John Gilmore, W: J. Gimo're, Mrs. John Glathart, Mrs. J. H. Godding, Mrs. Susie'Platte Godwin, 'Mrs. 'Park ' Go'ss, Miss Alice Graeber, Dolly (G. ",~ )1 Graton, Mrs. A. H. Greenlees, Mrs ~ Kate Brass, Greer, Mrs. J. D~ Gregg, Mrs. Margaret 0: Gregg, Mrs. Patsy, Grovenor, G: ' Grovenor, Mrs. H. Grover ,Mrs. Emily H. Grover, Frank Hagen, Mrs. Vergeau Hale, Mrs. NellieA'llen Hall,A', L~ Hall, Mrs. Augusta Hunt Himscome, O'~' Jr.. Hanselman, Mrs~ Clara Brass Hanselman, Ida Blood Harper, Wr'n. ("col.)' Harrell, Jo'hn Harrell, Mr. &" Mrs. John Harri s, E'.P; Harvey, Mrs. Rebeccah Haskell, Mrs. Carrie Gos~ Haskell, Mrs, J. G. Haskell, Miss Nelle Hazeltine, Wm. Hellstrom, Laura Hellstrom, Rudolph Helm, Mrs. Lida White Henry t JO'hn M. Henry, Mrs. Margaret H. --Herrington, F. Linwood, KS' Topeka Humboldt, KS' ,City tawrence City Thomas, OK City Lawrnece tawrence [;awrence Lawrence Overbrook 'Lawrence Eudora Chicago San Francisco, CA'" City Lawrence San Diego' Takoma WIt' Honolulu Lawrence [;awrnece Lawrence [;awrence Lawrence Lee s Silmmi t ';:. MO' Eudora,KS Salida, CO Kansas City, MO" Lawrence City Indianapolis, IN City ClIinton RiChland, KS' Topeka Lawrence San Francisco, CA' City Olney, IL, Lawrence Lawrence Overbrook Lawrence City Lawrence �72 Kennedy, Mr. & Mrs. O~ P'., Lawrence Kennedy, T'. H~. Ci ty Kilfoi t, Mrs. Alma WYnoka, OK , Kimball, Geo. City Kinnear, Mrs. Lucy City Lahmer, Mrs. Bertha San Diego, CA' Lamon, Mrs. Hattie Bell Berkeley, CPt Lauden, H. J. Eudora Laudmei ster, Mrs. Phoebe Eldridge, San Bernardino', CK Lawrence, James ' Ci ty Lawson, J. E~ Lawrence Lawso·n, John W'. Learnard, A1ice~ Eldridge Memphis, TN' Learned, Mrs. Alice Preisach City Learnard:, Mrs. Mary S~ (Mrs .O.E.) Lawrence:' Leonard, Fred·, Salt Lake Leis, George City Leis, Mrs. Ruth E~ City Leonard. Henry B; Kansas City. MO Littell. Mrs. M. ,E~ Ci ty Lobinger, Geo'. Baldwin, KS' Loesch, Hen ry Coo! orado Spri ngs, CO' Logan, O~vid (~ol.) Longfellow, Jake Bonner Springs Lowman, Everett Waverly. NYLO\\lIJl~m, Mrs. Harriet B. Waverly. NY' Lowman, Miss Rita Waverly, NY'" Lucas, Mrs. E. Vf; Pas aden a. CA~ LUdington, Wilbur St. Joe Madden, Green Lawrence Mann. Mrs. Lizzie Cone Orlando,. FA' Marcell. F. A: p.O •. Wis. Marks, Mr. &. Mrs. Alex: Martin. Mrs. Emma Portland, OR City , Martin, Mrs. Henry Matthews;, Charles; Lawrence Matthews. Eva ,Eldridge Memphis; Matthews. Francis Lawrence Matthews'. J. Lawrence' Matthews, J. H.' Westphalia, KS May, Mrs. Milton City Mears, Alex Menger. A'~ G~ Elf Reno. OK Menger, Mrs. M~ M. Lawrence Messer, Mrs. Fd,orence Adams City Miller, Mrs. Elizabeth City Miller. Mrs. Eva B: Kansas City, MO' Miller. J. E. Hemed al e • 10 Miller, WIn. City Mitchell, Mrs. Mary Wade Capertino, CA' Moes. Mrs. Emily City Monroe, Mrs. Ell a DOnovan Sioux: Falls SO' Monroe. Hattie B: Omaha �71J Raymond, Mrs. W•. J., Read, John F'~ Read, John L. Reece, V: t. Reynolds, George Reynolds, Mrs. Kate Cosley Reynolds', S: M. Rlchards, Henry H. Richards, 0'. G. Ridenour, Mrs. p. D: Rigg s " l'tlr. &' Mrs. S~ A: Roberts, Mr. & Mrs. John F~ Rodell, Mrs. K. A: Rombold, Mrs. Mattie Emmett Root, Horace E~ Ross, Jae Rouselaux, Mrs. Louisa W~ Rutherford, James Rutherfo'rd, Mrs. Josephine Ecke Sanders, H. T~ Sanders, Mrs. 1\1. Sands, Mrs. J. G. Sands, J. R. Savage ,Emma Savage, Forest Savage t Mrs. Fa·rest Savage, F. J. Savage, W. W'. Schall, Mrs. A". H: Schaub, Mrs. Julia SChaub, Miss Mary Schneider, Mrs. J. F. Scott, Ambrose SCott, Charlie Scott, Kittie Scott, Mili ssi a" Scurr, Mrs. Jennie Eldridge: Seals, Mrs. Lizzie Seewi r , C~ c. Seewi r, Mrs. Marg aret Moo're Selig, A. E. Shank, Mr. & Mrs. Wni. Shaw, Mr. Charles Shaw, Matthew Sherman ~ Mrs. Margaret Brass: Shimmon, C. S: Simmons, Charles N. Simmons, J. C: Simpson, A~ & Lou Prentiss Simpson, Mrs. Belle Falley Simpson, Mrs. Mary J. Simpson, S'. N. Simpson, Mr. W. N. Cherryvale, KS' Mirage, CO! Mirage, cOt City City City City Wichi ta, KS' Eudora Kansas City, 1\10 City City City San Di ego, Ck Quay, OK City City City (?) Augusta El Reno, OK El Reno, OK City City City Ci;ty City Lawrence' Kansas City, Mo. Kansas City, MO Leon ardvi 11 e, KS' Coffeyville, KS' City City City Lodi, CA" Kansas Ci ty, MO' Kansas City, MO Lo·s Angeles, CACity Ridgeley, MO' Wellsville Kansas City, KS' Columbus, Off Salina Kansas City, KS' Chicago �7J Monroe, James H. Morgan, John S~ Mo'ore, Mrs. Moore, Ely Moo:re, Mr. & Mrs. J. C. Moore, Mrs. Lou Rankin Moo re , Wi. E~ Morgan, E. W. Morri son, Mrs. Mary Morrow, George City Cold Springs, 1\10 City Richland, KS City Shawnee, OK Kansas City Denver ~1oys, Win~ City Mudge, Mrs. Mollie Adams Linwood, KS Mugler, Miss Arma Santa Fe, NM' Mugler, -Mrs. Anna Santa Fe, mr Mugler, Jacob Albuquerque, NM Murdock, Mrs. Vic. Mayberry Wichita McAllaster, Mrs. O~ W~ City McFarland, Mrs. Nancy City McGee, Thos. City McIntosh, Mary J. Farmer Ml'r McPheeters, Clarke Vinland Neal, Mrs. Alb~rt Ci ty' ~l ... " Neal, Mrs. Ella Prentice~ Neal, Mrs. Emiline Rogers Park Chicago: Nicholson, Mrs. Julia Watson Chicagoj'~ol;:;t~, r-~3.t(: No:! an , Kat e Leon ardKans as City, Mo,. Oehrle, Charles; Denver Oli ver, Mrs. A: City Oli ver, Miss Hannah City Oiven, Mrs. E. M~ City Parpert, Mrs. Hennan St. Louis Pearce, Charles City Pearce, Leonard City Pearce, Lydia' City Pease, Mrs. C~ A: City Pease, Mr. Charles L. Portland, OR Peck, Mrs. Arno,s: Reedley, CAPetiliingall, Mrs. Elizabeth Allen Eudora, KS Pettingill, Frank H. F;udo1ra, KS Phillips, A'. J~ . City Pickens, O~ D~ City Pierson, Mrs. Frances City Pike, Capt. G Mrs. J. A. Florence, KS Pinkston, Mrs.S~rah Mack Lawana, CA' Plume, A'. B-. .Los Angeles, CA, Prather, Albert E~ 501 di ers' Home Prather, George fiood River, OR Pratt, L. F. Newkirk, OK Prentice, C~ T. K. City Preisach, Phillip) City Prentiss, Mrs. Anna J. City Prentiss, Frank City Rampert, Win. T.• Fresno CO Rankin, Mrs. J. C~ Quenemo', KS Rankin, John K~ City �76 West, J. A'~ Weyermuller, Mrs. Augusta Weyermuller, Mrs. Henry Wheeler, Mrs. Addie Sutliff Wheeler, Holland Whitcomb, Mrs. N. Whitcomb, Mrs. Mary Gri ffi th Whi te, Mrs. AIm White, George W~ \vhi te, G. W'~ Whi te, Harri son White, Mrs. Harvey Whitman, Mrs. Mary Brown Whitman, Mrs. M. D. Wiedemann, Writ. Wiedemann, Mr. & Mrs. Julius Wieman, Mrs. Ellen Mientgo, Mrs. 'Christine Mugler Wilber, Mrs. Florence Wilder, Mrs. M. E. Wiley, Jas. A., Wiley, J. W~ Wiley, Mrs. Mary Wilkihson, Geo Willemsen, Mrs. Charles: \l1illiamson, Mrs. Eliza' Wiilliams, Alec Williams, Mrs. Frances \Ulliams, Mrs. 1. J. \~illi ams, Dr. R~ b. Williams, Solon T•. Willi amson, Chas. Williamstown, Wrn. Wilmarth, George A'~ Wilson, Mrs.,: Hill p~ Winchell, A~ T~, Wood, Mrs. S~N. (Mrs. Margaret Worthington t' Mrs. Kate Wright, Charles Wright, Charles A". Wulfkuhle, Aug Yates, G. W: W,'; Zerby, Mar. E: Jones Zimmerman, Mrs. Minnie Achning Lawrence Milwaukee. WI City City City Richland, KS' Clinton Lawrence Richland Richland, KS' Los Molinos:, CA' -City Oklahoma City City Santa Fe, NM City City Norwood, CO' Sulli van, It Kansas City, MO' Lantha, MO' St. Louis St. Louis, MO' City Washington, D. C: Independence, KS' seattle St. Louis City Topeka Lawrence Strong Ci ty, KS' Liberal, MOSedan, KS L.) Lawrence Topeka City --compiled by Pauline B. Elniff, from Lawrence_Today ill ¥esterday, a souvenir magazine oJ the Semi-Centennial Memorial Service, published 23 December 1913 by the Eawrence Daily Journal World. ****** Please keep the queries and relevant material coming in for our future publications. - Your Editor �75 Sleeth, Mrs. Mattie Cbne Smeiser, Mrs. Lydia Smi th, E. /!{~, Sinith, Mrs. Grace Cameron Sinith, Mrs. Lizzie Williams Sati th, 'Mrs. T. B: Soule, Miss l':mily Soule, Wm. L. Ge. Spalding, Mrs. Harvey Speitz. Mrs. Li zzie Springer. C~ H.. St aggers, l\tlr:s,~ E'. t.·~ r:.:"l:!::~" i~ ;.~~~. Starkweather., Charles Steele. Mr. &'r,trs • I. F~ Steele, L.' S: Sternberg. A"nna Reynolds: Stevens. Mrs. N. O~ Stowe, Cliarence Stone. Miss Lillie Stone. Mrs. Sarah Strode. ~Irs. Bertha (col.l' Strode, James Stuckemann. Rev. A. D. Sullivan. J. G. Summers. Mrs. Minnie Sutherland, David , Sutliffe, Mrs. John B~ Tanner, Mrs'. Clara Fil'lmore , Thomas, Mrs. Canie Thomas. George Thompson, Mrs. Geo'. Thompson, Mrs. John Tiinmons. Mrs. Warren Tisdale. Mrs. Henry Topping. Mrs. Mary Cbleman Tornaden. Mrs. Win. Towne. Mrs. Celia Ueis. Will U. Ultich. Mrs. J. R: Urech. Dan Urech. ? Wade. Ed. Wade Frank Wade. Frank Walton, Albert Ward. Arm a Morg an Ward. Mrs. A. N. Ware. Charles: (colored) Warner. Mrs. Wm. Warren. E~ P~ Watkins. Mrs. Rose Cbstenbader' Watson. Miss Carrie Weaver. Mrs. A. D~ Welch. Mrs. Isadore S: t Portland. OR Linwood City Lawrence Stockton. KS Lawrence Bangor. ME,' San Diego Washington, D~ City C~ Eudora.~· Richland. KS City City Kanwaka Kanwaka City City City Denver, CO' Er. Paso Texas se atU e, WAGlen Ridge. NJ Lawrence Lawrence Lodi. CA Lodi t CA Monte Vista. CO: City Lawrence Linwood. KS' City Lawrence City Pleasant Gro·ve Pleasant Grove Kansas City Chicago, ' New Yb,rk Lawrence Kansas City. MO' New Haven, CT City City City Ottawa �77 From: Rand, McNally & Co. 's OVERLAND GUIDE from the Missouri River to the Pacific Ocean via Kansas, Colorado; New Mexico, Atiiona and California. Chas. S. Gleed, editor - Revised Edition, Chicago: RAND, McNALLY & Co. 1893 CITIES AND TOWNS OF KANSAS Mr. Gleed quotes Bishop Hunt from the New York INDEPENDENT: The Bishop writes: "In a half hour I was standing in that wonder of depots - the Union in Kansas City. This same city is the key to our whole territory. Think of its growth. A citizen told me that when his Eastern eyes first saw the place, fourteen years ago, there was only one railroad track there, which soon lost itself as it trailed its solitary length up along the Kansas or Kaw river. Now twelve great railroads centre there. There are given times when most of the trains leave, and unless you wish to take one of them, you will do well to stand and look on. It seems as if the whole world has its carpet-bag in hand and is going to'the next place. The tracts are, not shut in by a great building, covered over with a glass roof; but are in the open air, the raised platforms along them being protected by light and delicate iron roofing, supported by graceful pillars. You thus have all the advantage of protection from the weather and perfect light and ventilation. "The new census puts Kansas City up to some 60,000. It is a marvel of growth. The most of the residences are on the bluffs, where are also the best hotels and the finest retail stores, and where,until recently, the heaviest business was conducted. But the broad flat delta, formed by the .junction of the Kansas river with the Missouri, is destined to be the business part of the whole city. The bluff will be a place of churches, residences and stores, while the great manufactories will be .down in 'The, Bottom'. The largest beef and pork packing houses in the West, I have been told in the world, are already in this level part of Kansas City. The Fowler Brothers are just qmlpleting their.'s .. ·Across the Kansas,'·,tiv:er·li.es:Wyandot'te, spread out over the flats, and building up so rapidly that~ like Kansas City, you have to give your orders for bricks nine months ahead before you can begin to build your house. There is no break in either .popu1ation or business during the whole hour and a half walk from the outer rim of Wyandotte, across the Kansas river, a1ong'the Kansas City bottom, over the innumerable railway tracks, and up the steep bluff, where the neat homes of Kansas City, the majestic, stand and throw their evening shadows across the broad and islanded Missouri. "My destination in Kansas was Lawrence, about forty miles beyond Kansas, City, and up the southern bank of the Kansas, river. One grows a little meditative as he takes his seat in the cars. The past begins to come in upon him, and he goes back to the days when the first battle of the republic since 1812 was fought on Kansas soil. When the treaty was signed in Paris, on the 30th of April, 1803, which gave us the Louisiana purchase, of which Kansas was a part, no eye could foresee the relation which this unknown State should occupy toward our national life. 'John'Brown's soul' had just begun to march, for he was only wearing cotton pinafores, and lacked a month of being three years old. Some thirty miles away there once stood the old house of Osawatomie, which his own hands built, after he had snuffed, in the East, the morning air of the coming crisis, and had come to the heart of the hastening cyclone. Whether Kansas was to be a free or a slave State did not depend on the proslavery party in Missouri or its champions in Congress; but on the conscience �78 of the whole country. Brown and his four brave sons knew all this part of Kansas--its trails, its strategic points, its river depths--as well as any Indian that had made his home centuries before Columbus saw the light in Genoa the Proud. Brown turned all his wisdom to good account. His was the free lance of New England love of liberty. Lawrence, now a thriving city-with its beautiful university looking down over it, full of the hum and stir of honest and pushing thrift; catching now its nerves of power from the current of the river, now carrying its wheels by steam; educating its boys and girls with utmost care; driving its trade westward and southward with a steady eye on the march and consolidation of population; rearing its beautiful churches with sublime faith in the Power which gave freedom to all the broad acres of the State; and treasuring the traditions of its heroic history with honest pride--is a miracle of love of liberty, tenderness toward the slave, and of far vision into the future. It is the only American Troy we have. Everyone of its plains and copses sings an Illiad. The marks of the first balls in the struggle for the slave's rights can be seen in some walls and trees. A strange admiration of the vanished hands came over me as I walked the streets of this growing and historical place. It will hand down the name of Amos Lawrence and the Massachusetts and New England aid societies with a preC1S10n and power of high moral significance which Alexander could not give to. the Git)~ of his name and fame. The streets you walk over are full of meaning. The first one I struck was Massachusetts street; and so it was to the end-~New England names, New England faces, New England life. There is no place on the continent where Puritan ideas have projected themselves into the future with more definite~ ness than just here in Kansas. The air is that of Virginia; but the flow in the veins is that of the men who landed on Plymouth rock. There can be but one focus of thought in a nation ata time, and Kansas was that very thing all the way along from 1854 to 1858. It was the smelting-furnace of sentiment for four other years, 1861 to 1865. But all is now peaceful and plentiful in Kansas." Submitted by Lance Reppert, Lawrence, Kansas. ********** MEMBERSHIP OF THE WOMENS' FOREIGN MISSION SOCIETY OF THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, LAWRENCE, KS. 1873 Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. R. G. Jamison Osborn Jessie L. Crew Ream Wm. Corel Coldwell Jo March Hannah Oliver A. H. Foote Wingate 1877 Mrs. A. Marvin Mrs. S. S. Still Mrs. C. W. Coulter Mrs. Wm. McTice Mrs. S. J. Rushmer Mrs. M. K. Deal Mrs. Martha Davif'? Hrs. S. A. Mallard Mrs. Mollie Barricklaw Mrs. Allice Collier Mrs. May Wilmouth Mrs. R. S; Griffith Mrs. R. K. Dolrymple Mrs. C. C. Blackmar Mr. Edward String Mrs. Jessie L. Crew Mrs. W. R. Dolrymple Mrs. C. S. Duncan Mrs. J. H. Gillham Mrs. Lina Durr Mrs. Maggie A. Sherman Mrs. A. G. Honnold Mrs. H. S. Lafgrin Mrs. Sarah Shaw Mrs. R. B. McKim Mrs. C. A. Wingate Mrs. Adam Oliver Mrs. Elisha 'illii te Kate C. Broron Maggie Oliver �79 Womens' Foreign Mission Society Membership cont'd. Anna Harford Mrs. A. L. Morrow Sarah E. Mason Clurra Mason Mary L. Snowdon Rosa Parkhouse Alpha Mourey Etta Mills Campbell Mrs. H. W. Baker Mrs. C. C. Beaty Mrs. M. A. Connett Mrs. A. H. Foote Emma Archer Mrs. M.C.A. Churdette Mrs. M. J. Rahscoff Mrs. A. G. Good Mrs. E. A. Simmons Mrs. J. W. Keene Mrs. S. B. Pierson Fannie E. Covel Mrs. H. W. Willey Katie Ridenour Hattie Baker Mrs. D. A. Phillips Mrs. E. A. Dixon 1878 Mrs. C. Beatty Mrs. E. F. Spitz Mrs. A. G. Seace Mrs. A. Marvin Mr. J. Marvin Mr. Wm. Furgason Mr. Wm. Bedale Mr. J.A. McNease Sarah Hyde Mrs. G. Reaser Mrs. A. Campbell Mrs. R. B. McKim Mrs. J. E. Covel Mrs. E. A... Croft Mrs. A. W. Beard Mrs. R. Dobbins Mary White Sarah Shaw Agnes Radford Mrs. J. C. Hahn Mrs. A. L. Morrow Hannah Oliver Maggie Oliver Sarah Mallard Mrs. Mania Smith Mr. R. D. Mason Mrs. Mary Smith Mrs. R. G. Jamison Mrs. Geo. March Mrs. T. B. Pierson Mr. P. D. Ridenour Mrs. P. D. Ridenour Mrs. Rebeca Cosley Mrs. Wm. C. White Mr. C. B. Mustard Mr. C. Churchill Mrs. C. W. Coulter Mrs. C. A. Wingate 1879 Mrs. W. A. Corruthers Mrs. J. S. Crew Mrs. C. S. Duncan Mrs. F. O. Marvin Mr. J. S. Crew Mr. J. E. Bouton Mr. S. W. Hunt Mr. W. F. Presby Mr. A. Markly Mr. C. C. Blackmer Mr. C. F. McFarland Mr. Millin Jones Mr. R. G. Jamison Mrs. Ariel Long Mrs. S. E. Mason Mrs. Jo March Mrs. Bell Crow Mrs. Lizzie Marvin Mrs. Kate Ridenour Mrs. K. Williams Mrs. Sarah .C. Shaw Mrs. C. H. Brett Mrs. J. S. Boughton Mrs. N. G. Good Mrs. Reime Mrs. Munk Mrs. Sarah Ridenour Mrs. S. B. Pierson Mrs. G. H. Hume Mrs. C. Sease Mrs. R. B. McKim Mrs. Anna Stanford Mrs. M. F. Foster Mrs. Alice Collier Mrs. May Wilmouth Mrs. A. L. Morrow Mrs. A. Gill Mr. R. S. Griffith Mr. D. E. McNease Mr. Eddie Proper Mrs. Sarah Shaw Mrs. D. R. Wiggins Mrs. Elisha White Mrs. J. B. Churchill Mrs. McNease Mrs. L. G. Gillham Mrs. C. Beaty Mrs. A. Marvin Mrs. A. W. Beard Mrs. A. Campbell Mrs. R. G. Jamison Mrs. Geo. March Mrs. J. H. Gillham Mrs. E. W. Coulter Mrs. Elizabeth Dixon Mrs. : A. Wingate Mrs. D. Marvin Mrs. H. O. Stephens Mrs. E. G. Morrisson Mrs. W. E. White 1880 Mr. Elwell Mrs. Lapham: :Miss Dora Reson Miss Hay.' Kilworth Miss l:izz.ie. H:Uliams Mrs. Churchill Miss Mina Marvin Mrs. G. White Mrs. Allendorf Mrs. L. E. Mason Mrs. E. B. Good Mrs. Oliver Mrs. Wiggs Mr. C. E. Blackman Miss Ariel Long Miss Kate L. Ridenour Mrs. Larmon Mr. James Marvin Mrs. C. O. Beaty Mrs. S. L. Ridenour Mr. A. O. Stephens Mr. A. G. Wonvold Mrs. Mustard Mrs. Wingate Mrs. Mary E. Hyde Mary Turner Mrs. S. Duncan Mrs. Jennie Parmalee E. Tabor Mrs. W. L. Burke I �80 Womens' Foreign Mission Society Membership cont'd. Mrs. S. Shaw Mrs. L. Claypool Sarah Mallard M. E. Gilham M. Ranson Nellie Rushmer Mrs. S. Rushmer Mrs. J. Beard Mrs. R. G. Jamison Mrs. G. March Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Hamilton McCormack M. F. Foster Worthington Wunk M~ A. Marck1ey W. S. Presby G. S. Duncan C. Thompson Mary Good D. H. Wiggins Hattie McFarland Nellie Jones Sinunons L. Hollister More A. Collin May Churchill J. E. Coulter Copied by Mary Jamison, Lawrence, Kansas, 1979. ********** Facts from "A KANSAS SOUVENIR" by Hon. John J. Ingalls, 1896. Lance Reppert, Lawrence, Ks. Submitted by The normal condition of the genuine Kansan is that of shy and sensitive diffidence. He suffers from excess of modesty. He blushes too easily. There is nothing he dislikes so much as to hear himself talk. He hides his light under a bushel. He keeps .as near the tail end of the procession as possible. He never advertises. He b10weth not his own horn, and is indifferent to the band wagon. He is oppressed by the vast responsibility of being an inhabitant of a conunonwea1th so inuneasurab1y superior in all elements of present glory, in all the prophecies of future renown, to its inferior companions. ********** The D.C.G.S. has these items for sale: Volumes I, II, III, IV of "THE PIONEER" available. Cord1ey's "HISTORY OF LAWRENCE". (Postage and tax extra) $1.50 ($2.00 by mail) $10.50 members; $12.50 non-members. 16 count package of four Lawrence scenes Notes. tax extra) $3.00 (Postage and Copies of "THE ORIGINAL PREMPTIONS OF DOUGLAS COUNTY {KANSAS)". (Postage and tax extra) Copies of "THE ORIGINAL LANDOWNERS OF THE CITY OF LAWRENCE". (Postage and tax extra) Tax is added only where applicable. $5.50 $6.00· �82 Age Name Blackman, Mary J. Blackman, RollinE~ Blackm.an, T'~ A~ Blackman. W. I. R. Boulden, A'. G~ .'( . Bradley, Laura Brown. E. A. Brown, M. N. Brown. Nancy Brown, Richard: Brown, Riley c,: .• , Brown. Riley Brundage, A~ C'~ Brundage, Louisa Brundage, J. A~ Brundage, E. R'. Brundage, P;~ H. Brundage, S~ E'. Burgan, Ahnal Burgan, Chas. Burgan, Ellen Burgan, lda Burgan, ~John Burgan. Rosa Burgan, Sam Burnett, A. M. Burnett, C'. H. Burnett, E'. E. Burnett. E'. F. Burnett. F. GO' Burnett, J. C'~ Burnett, J. C~ Burnett, M. C".. Burnett. S: E'~ Burnett, S~ W~ Burnett, W~ C'. BUrnett;, VI'. w.:~ Cade, Fanny Cade, J. R'. Cady, G. W. Carter, Jt~ N~ Carfer, C. K. Carter, G. G'. Carter, E~ t. Carter, J. T' Carter, Naomi Carter, P. G. Carter, S~ C. Carter, w.'~ C:. Carter, W''. S: Campbell , A!~ Campbell, Alonzo " \.'; , '. '. sex Birth COllor OccuQation Place 4 F' w; 8~ I'll 30 50' M W Farmer We Farmer W: Farmer F BP OH OH' At. IVI: F W NY' :3 F' W, KS' 4 43; F' F W, KS' 10 46 Mf M M M 30 F;' 4 F F F 45:9 81 1 12, 5 4 F F !'It F F 27 2 7 11 33' M 45 F }i;3~ M F M: 2, F' 19 M M M' M: F' 2'" 50 a' 21\ 27 37 16' IT 47 33', 3(f;i 30; 14 F ftI 1\1 M F Mf M F' M 7 16 20; F lit 41: 45:- M, 12: 2, M' !1IJ: F M: VJr Wi tV' W' \'f Farmer IE Gardener. Gardener It, IL It W W: W: W: W' W KS' It KS' KS' OR:' Gardener Farmer Fanner' Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer W" Farmer W Farmer W Farmer W, Farmer W,', Farmer W:' W W' W: W;, W" W.. W.' W W" W: 91 M W: M: W li7 M W It IL It, It, NE' KS' KS' OBi NE VT VT KSKS' VT' KS' VT KS' VT IN' ORf KS" KS VT Farmer Farmer Mr NY MO Farmer Farmer.' Farmer Farmer Farmer' Farmer W" 29) MO KS' w: w; MO' KS: W' W: W W}' W." NY' KS: W: Wi W: W W OH OW At KS' W It. It. IL, IN' VT VT' VT IN IN 1\11 Ml MO' MO' It IL IL I'L, IN~ It, OHi It, Dr IL KS~ Farmer Farmer IL, NY' IN: P'age~ 1 1 KS' KS 21 22. w; Where from to KS" 1 1 13 U 5: 5 5: 5 5 5' 4 4 4 4 4' 4 5', 5: 5 5 5 5 5 2 2 2' 2'; 2 2: 2 2' 2 2 2, 2 8:, 8 9; 1lI 8 8; 8:, 8\ 8 III a. 8 IL IN IN.' 8: 6, lJ3 �81 1875 KANSAS Sf ATE CENSUS' Po·st Qffice Volume 19, Pages 1-14 _., DOUGLAS' COUNTY' No·rth Lawrence -- GRANT TOWNSHIP'" Birth Name Adams, A~ ~l. Adams, Aim a Adams, John Aaams, J. Q:~ Adams, M. O~ Aaams, R'~ J. Adams, S: M~ A<lams, Willie Allen, Arthur Allen, C. B. Allen, Emily F. Allen, H. A~ Allen, H. p'. Allen, J. B:~ Allen, Mary C'~ Allen, Mary Allen, ~i. E. Allen, M. E. Arnold, Nathaniel Barclay, Chas. Bardell , Bruce Bardell, C~ F. B'ardell, Elizabeth Bardell, H. L. Bardell , J. C. B'iirdell , Jennetta Bardell, John Bardell , Eawson Bardell, M. Bardell, Walter Barley, 1. W'. Barley, Mary Barnes', F. G. Barnes, Mary Barnes, S: T. Barret, A'. E. Barret, Fanny Barret, Julia' Barret, Sarah Beels,. Joseph Beels, Willie' Beeze1ey, E: J. Beezeley, R~ A: Blackman, Cora Blackman, Jane A~ Blackman, Maria Age 301 26 32 33 2). 4; 6 4 3 39. 35 43' 15 17 11 43 14 12. 23 13 7-1:2 lL7 63 13 43 7 11 9, 39 2 ~ 25 20. 54: Sex Colo'r Oecupation Place F F M, M M M F M. M M F M M M F F F F M M. l\f M F F 1\7 F' M M' F M M' F· n, F M W: W' W: W. W: W:. W: Wi W;. W Farmer Farmer w: w.' W? W. W: B1 Farmer Fanning . Shoemaker- W' W: W, \t B] 36 F· 17 21 15 M 1\7 F' t\!, 54'. Fl' F F· F W" W' W'. W; IL MO' MO' VA' IL Canadal KY KY' KY KY KY KY Off I(S: l{S: PA~ w: W' \If OH :DL W. W' Wi W.W. W. W' MO MO VA KS KS: KS' KS KS" Canada Canada VAVA Qm 1<5' Ireland OR' VN W:~ F. F 6 52 10. Gardener Farmer W' W W. 57' 15 8 13 F- SC~ W Where from to KS' P'age' .. KS' IN K5 KS KS' It. IL MO' OH' IL KS Farmer Fanner Fanner Tai lo'ress: Gardener om NJ OHi KY DC MO' OH1 NJ Off . OW OH' MO KS: B~ Bt B B1 Bl.' KS Mo. At. At" Fanner Mo.r AL, At , Mer TN' KS' MO IL OH' OHi KS: llQ 4: 410 10. EO 1'0. 4 l' l' l' ]0. 110 10. I' 10. l!Q 10 7 3' 11 9 1'1 9 9 9 9 9 9. 1'11 5', 5' 8, 8: .8i l!2 112 12 1Q: ]3', 13 8; 81 Ii 1 1 �84 Name Esson, Ellen Esson, George Esson, G. T~ Esson, Sarah Esson, S. E~ Evans, James Evans, Lucy A~ Evans, l'Ilartha J. Evans, Simon J. Fitzhugh, . Fi tzhugh, Ailgeline Fitzhugh, George Fitzhugh, Hannah Fitzhugh, James~ Fitzhugh, James Fi tzhugh, Kansas' Fi tzhugh, t. F. Fitzhugh, Willis: Frazier, John Garrett, Garrett, A~ J. G'arrett, G. H. Garrett, J. E~ Gaskell, Ameli a' Gaskell , Charles' Gaskell, F. W~ Gaskell, Josephine Gaskell, L. D~ Gillette, M: P; Gillette, S~ N. GIlmore, J. L. Gilmore, Laura Giilmore, Martin Gilmore, W. J. Gilmore, W~ t. Gleason, John Gleason, Maggie Gleason, Mary Gleason, Michael! Gleason, Thomas Gleason, William Gray, G'~ E~ Gray, George" Gray, Margaret Gray, M. E. Gray, R. O~ Gray, W~ H. Hackley, E. E. Hackley, Marth aHackley, Thomas Hackley, t~illis Hamilton, D. Age 21 47 18 23' 1;2. Birth Sex:. Color OCcupation Place F tV' IYr W" W,. W \'I:. B' KS' B~ KS: 1~3~ B' KS~ B~ AR KY MOl KS KSAR AR' MO MO' MO 61' 8\ 113'. 62. F W: 67 32·. 24: 3' M tv M W W W' \II' W W 11 22; 37 6-12, 4 8; 3S 47 14 61 2 13; 15 1-12, 29. 5; 33' 48; 52~ 36 1: 15· 9; 42 49 12 .. 5· 6-12 42 26 7' 3 5: 8 45: 9' 35; 31 F M M M M F F M M' 1'.1 F 1\1' F F 1'.1 M M F M M' F NYNY NY' Nr 2. 2 2 2, 2 1 11 l' 1 13 1\1 F F M F F M M F· 1\1 F M M F F M, M M F M M F M F· F F 3 Where from to KS" Page Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer S' " B3 B' B3 B', B Farmer Farmer Farmer B' B:; B~ B., W W, tv W. W. W: W w:: tV': W' W.: W Farmer Farmer KS' NJ' OHi Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer \~, W At AL, MO~ AR' NYMO NJ' NJ KS W, W;, B;· . , B' B: Bi AL. Farmer Farmer \~, W W, K5" At, KS' NY' KS' OHi NJ NJ' W' W: NY-Canada' NYNYKS'" KS' OH' NY" IN KS' NY"' KS" PA' PA Ireland Ireland' PA:" KS Canada Ireland' Canada Canada Canada Canada NJ' It IL NY" IA" NY P~- PA' PA" PA' PACanada Canada Canada Canada Canada' Canada KS' Fanner Farmer VAKS' KY' It, 13: :U3 18' l!3 13 l!3' 13· 13 7 7' 7 7;' 2' 2. 2' 2 2. (j.1 6J l!41 li3 1'3: 13' IS 1J l' 1 1 li. l' 9· 9 9 9 9 9 l() AR' MO IL ]0 10 10: ]0: �83 Name Campbell, Amanda Campbell, Chas. Campbell, C~ w; Campbell, D. D~ Campbell, Delia Campbell, E. c. Campbell, Eli Campbell, Eva~ Campbell, G. W,. Campbell, L. If. Campbell, t. C'. Campbell , L. J: Campbell, Martha Campbell, M. E~ Campbell, 0". Jf.~ Campbell , Sarah Campbell , S~ F~ Campbell , Susan Campbell, Wm. Campbell, Y:ates Carroll, M. Cary, H. Cary, W'~ H. Cavanaugh, Thos;. Coffin, A: E. Co'ffin, J. COlker, Phillis Coursey, Livlngston Covey, Clara COlvey, Banie1 Cb,vey, Fred Covey, E'. M: Coy, Franklin Crouch, James: Cunningham, Ailn Cunningham, Maria Cunningham, Mary Cunningham, Michael Curry, Curry, Burlin Curry, Frank Curry, Gertrude Curry, Le01a" Curry, Lucy Citr,ry, Sarah Darmie, Mattie Dobbin, Percilla Duve11, John El:ler, I. P~ Eller, ~7. J. Eller, 0'. J. Esson, A. H. w. w. 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W, IN IN It, KS KS~: w; M: M Farmer Where" from to 1<5' Page KS~ Farmer NY" 1 PA' IN' IN' 1 1 5 5' 5; 5:, 5: 5; IN IN' IN' IN S S AR' MO 1Ji t3\ lA' 61 PA' 6' 6 2, NY' " �85 Name Hamil ton, J. B: Harmon, Algelena Hannon, Christian Harmon, H. E'. Hannon, S~ L. Hart, Ab ag ail Herondon, M. L. Herondon, S~ L. Hopkins, Frank Hopkins, Mary Hopkins, Susan Hopkins, WI. M. Hopper. B: F. Hopper, H. Hopper, 1. D~ Hopper, t. J. Hopper, M. w; Hopper, R. E~ L. H6,we, O'~ M. Hughes, Alfred Hughes. Benj. HUghes, Delia HUghes', James' Hughes, Jesse HUrd~ t. HUrd, S: S~ Hurder, J'ames; Yackson, Andrew. Jackson, Caroline: Jackson, Ellen Jackson, Emanuel Jackson, Henry Jackson, Margaret Jackson, Mary J'ennings;, Charles Jennings. E'. L. Jennings, Fred Jennings:, John Jennings:, Silsan Jones', Griffith Jones, Henry Knowles, Alice Kno,wles, Charles; Knowles, GUy! Knowles, Stephen Laffreane, August Lafthouse, John Laf.thouse, M. J~ tafthouse, Robt. Lane, M. C~ Lane, Moses Lane. N. 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W: AR" KS" AR ,AR, AR, AR' Farmer KY' KS' KS' IN' om Wales G~" OH' KS: KS' Fanner Fanner OR: W;' Wi F B; Fanner St'leden England England England M B: F B; Fanner 1\10 49 32, 25', M 40 2, F IN.' 3 AR 4 41 4 AR' AR 4 AR' 4 4' 4 AR KS' Fanner Farmer W Fanner M M Preacher' 6, MO KS~ IN! IN: IN' Wales MI IN' ... II: Sweden England' England MI MO' MO" 7 7 7' 7 7' 7 6 9 9,' 9 9' T 12 ]2, ]2 9,9 9' �87 Name Myers, F. f{~ Myers, E. A. Myers, James" Myers, Margaret Myers, T. Hf'. Myers, William McCabrey, Lydia: McConnel, J. /(. MeCo'nnel, Margaret MeCa·nnel, Maud MeCo'nnel, Rebecca1 Nelson, Henry Nelson, Jane Nelson, Louisai Nelson, Luke Nelson, Matthew, Nelson, Nancy' Nelson, WHliam Nesbit, Chas. Northent, SHas; 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 Ro:binson, C. Robinson, s: T. D'. ' Rufert, Arthur Rufert, Carl Rufert, Elizabeth Rufert, Willi am Rush, ~~ J. 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MO Off' MO NH AR' nUl I\ID Farmer RiA MA" MJl om Germany' IN' KS' W Farmer Farmer W Farmer W' Farmer W' Fanner IN' KS' IN' ORr IN' KS' IN' England England England England KS' 6, 6) 6" 1 Ii l' 1 1 11 1J 13' 12 0) 113 7 7' 7 5' 01 TN' KY' 3: ]2 ]2. 12 3' 12 113, 6, IN' IN' TN' TN' KS' KS' W W M01 KS: W Bj B' B'· MO KS~ F F F lL W F M' M, F M M: M. 16 30 44' 56'l 47 6':"12 31 28; 36> 13 1 15 P~ IL, IL PA- 25i 4; 4'5 34 England KS IL. W F 25 3 10-12 31 p~. fA' M 7~12 Farmer W: It 10' IL KS: PA" PN Plt PK a.. (f.i Schoo1 Tchr OH; , Where from to KS' Page KY' MA' ow Germany' IN; IN IN IN IN' 5 S 11, li4' 14 113' 13\ li2 lL2 1:2 12: 8: 81 8: 8. 8, 8i 8~ 8, IN Ehgland England England England 8~ 3' 3 3 3' B �86 Name Lane, Sylveste'r Lane, T. L. Lane, W. W~ Lavin, Timothy Laptad, Jo'seph taptad, Susan Lawrence, C~ W~ Lawrence, G. c. Lee ;'Samuel Lewis, A. A-. Lewis, C. L. Cewis, D'. H: Lewis', George Lewis, Jane Lewis; Ollie M. 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Smith, Eugene &nith, F. C. Smith, G. H. Sinith, H~ B:. &nith, 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. Stein'er, L. A~ Steiner, William Steiner, William Stine, Charles Stine, Minette Thomas:, D. Thomas, Hester' Thompson, Sarah Thompson, Willi am Tingle, Charles Tingle, Elizabeth Tingle, Gertrude Birth Age Sex Color Occupation Place 53' 16 M M W 6 F F F F F W, W W: W, 10 44 4 24 1l M 21 M, 6O~' F 9 4 M M 23' F 37 M M M 15 22 45' 17 18, 56 29. 1:3 2 23 4 [.' F' M M. M M F M: M 43:.,' M 1i5 M 60: M 17 M 55i F 10 M F 43 12 M 1\1 30 M 50 5l t 21 8j 10 40 42 2: 49 49 58l 42 60' 59 1 24' 3' F F !'.'I F F M M M 'F KS- OH KS IA,- W" B) BW. MI VA' KS' w: W W W W~ w: W, W: W: W. Wi W', W' w: \~~ W. Rarmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Railroader Carpenter. Farmer Farmer w. B, B' W'. W'. 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E'. 35: Wilson, M~ H~ Wilson, s; H~ 45 37 Wilson, t. J. 9' Wilson, V. E~ 21: Woj ahn, Augusta 45; Woj ahn, Juli a,' 4 Woj ahn, Lanie WOj,ahn, Millie rr Woj ahn, Nathi lag~ 19 Woj ahn, Tillie 7~ Wojahn, Wi 11 i am 53, Woods, Marlow 23' Wyman, j. G'. 28 Wyman, I:.ewi s; ~ Wyman, Sarah 27 Yelvington, Alma: 30 YE!i vington, B. 8; Ye 1 vington, E~ 49 YeI vi ng ton, Hi. 11-12 Yelvington, Laura 12 Yelvington, Rosa 12 Ybung, C. Bi 4' Ybung, George E. 40' Young, L. B~ 27 Zimmerman, Achl1 20; Zimmerman, Albert 46' Zimmerman, Bessie 1'6') Zimmerman, Charlotte: 411 Zimmerman, Clara 18 Zimmerman, Collins: II Zimmerman, Edwin SO, Zimmerman, E<ltrln 14 Zimmerman, James 12 - Compiled M: Fi F M F' M, M: E' M. M E' F F' F lit M F F F' F F Bl W" W;, W. W W! \~; W:, W" F W,: M M W W, W 1\t lr., lr.. 9 Saddler NY' IE. 9 9 Farmer TN' It It TN' Farming Farming Farming Farming Farming Farming Earmi ng W: W" W', W: Wi', Wi' W', \t W Where from to KS". 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Vermilye', Hattie Vermilye, Lottie Vermilye, S'. A'. W,al ton, Ida Walton, Mary Walton, Wil liam Watson, Adson Watson, L. c. Watson, Bertha, Watson, Eugene W'atson, Frank Watson, E'. p'. Watson, Willis Wessel, Sarah it. Wessel, WHlie White, George' White, G. J~ White, Elizabeth White, Jane White, John w. White, Margaret White, Salina White, W'. B~ Whitlock, Delia'. Whitlock, H~ T. Whitney, S~ Hi. Wiese, Betty Wiese, Ernst Wiese, John \'lilcox, p~ N. Wiley, Eva Wiley, Lyman Wiley, Maggie Williams, Ella, Williams, Eva Wi Hi ams, t. D. Williams:~ Rebecca Willis, Elmer Willis, Frank Age~ sex F Birth COlor Occueation Place 5 51' 9, M B:. BI M: B"\ 56 M W, 5: 45, 10, F F F' F W 10: 14i 12 49 22 8.1 43'; 17 F M W. M Fo> F F F F 42 M: 'J 8} 40j 3 10: W. 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Farmer W, Farmer S' M M 40 W, M M 14 42: 18 20) 30 1 W: W: W W: 65 683 40: 36'" 3' 10 lJ4 13 35 81' 7;'12, 112 W" Fai'mer KS DE' Where from tOI KS' 10 NC; OH' OU' MI 'N,YO-- It, IL, IL 10' 10 9· 9: � 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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" ;.' j !. -' , .c..... ':- ',. _r.~~:.! ,.: :~ ~~ :~:::i{?D.~:-J.·"O=~:J ',J::. ../" /" - _____ L~ ___ ',~~ _________ _ L_ ,~.__ . �\' <\ '! " \." ' . - •. p-~' •. - . , -c. Til :1. I~; '~:.::4f,if (?;-.. ~'~.Jj.".~.~' -;~'" ".'101111 ~j /"\';' ...... -.... ...,.....~: ~ : .... " , ,~,!:,~ . ., .:.,' • -Y'- .;;n./ ~ ~. ~c .- . "' " ' ;.-, .,1.:... .>.&::.. .." Published' Quarterly 8y: 'Douglas CounttJ Genealogical Societ9 P.o. BOX 3664 ;J LAWRENCEJKA~SAS 66044 / ., �~ Officers ~ + Vice-President ....................................... Maxine Hougland Secretary .................................•......... Treasurer ........................................... Genealogist .... ~ .' ................". . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Editor ...........'................................... Par limentarian ............. e.a • • • • • • • • • • • • • .e" • • • • • • • • • Publications Committee: Library Committee: . <; Zona SIDi th Jane Wiggins Judy Sweets 'Ma.ry JaIDison Nettie Wismer Chairperson, Mary JaIDison; Typing, Jane Wiggins; Record Copying, Pauline Elniff, Judy Sweets; Indexing, Kathryn Bunton, Dorothy Wiggins; Proof Reading, Dorothy Clarke, Cynthia Schott . Pauline Elniff, Irma Kidwell, Dorothy Wiggins The Douglas 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 meetings are held if possible and occasiona~ area tours. An annual public workshop is held to help in research. Membership fees are $5.00 single, $7.50 for faIDily members. The fiscal year is from July I to June 30 the following year. r Mail check or money order to: DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY BOX 3664, LAWRENCE, KANSAS 66044 I am enclosing $__~__ for -"-___ single or ____ family membership(s). Name(s) ____________________________ Address: ~ ___________________________ Street____________City_____________ State____~_______~Zip_____ Phone.________ Membership_~~plication .~ ~~~~!~rJ:~~~}V' ,[\ ··\.~.t ',-I �liTHE PIONEER" Published Quarterly By: The Douglas County Genealogical Society P.O. Box 3664 Lawrence, Kansas 66044 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------Spring 1981 Vol. IV, No. 4 Contents Page 1980-1981 Memberships . • . . . . 91 1980-1981 Library Acquisitions .92 Information • 93 1881, 1891, 1926 Douglas County, Kansas Post Offices . . • . 96 The Kansas Herald of Freedom ~ewspaper Lawrence, Kansas First Methodist Church Records • • . . . 97 1860-1861 Lawrence City Directory and Business Mirror. • Eudora, Kansas Cemetery Records . .. . . • 103 .... .109 Clinton, Kansas Cemetery Records • Douglas County, Kansas Petitions for Naturalization •• .111 • .122 Queries. .124 D.C.G.S. Items for sale .126 1981-1982 Officers Elected in April Meeting. • .126 ***** ** * From Galena Gazette (Galena, Ill.), Apr. 26, 1912: "Cousins are not as simple as they seem. The very fact of being a cousin or having a cousin is compli-:: ~.. -::". cated ..... They can borrow money from you, visit you co;:'"'.:·.,. without being asked, tell people they belong to your "::(~~:.'~~·r;. family, contest your will, even fall in love with '. . '.. : you. And a cousin once removed is twice as apt to. Never completely trust a cousin. The "Cousinly kiss" mayor may not mean what it means and cousins always do kiss. It's part of being cousins." �91 1980-1981 MEMBERSHIPS BANTA, John V., Jr., 2209 Kingston Drive, Lawrence, KS 66044 BERG, Emma B., Rt. 2, Box 224, Lawrence, KS 66044 BROWN, Virginia, Box 325, Paola, KS 66071 BRUNE, Georgiana (Mrs. Ftank), Rt. 3, Lawrence, KS 66044 BUNTON, Kathryn J., 2135 Kentucky, Lawrence, KS 66044 CLARKE, Dorothy, 1908 New Hampshire St., Lawrence, KS 66044 CLINE, Reba, 1100 Crane Rd., Pampa, TX 79065 COTTER, Dennis J., 9402 Octavia Ave., Morton Grove, IL 60053 CURTIS, Cloviss E., Rt. 3, Box 114, Leavenworth, KS 66048 DAVIS, Ula, 2nd and Arkansas #2, Lawrence, KS 66044 DERRICK, Ilah, 333 Kansas, Lawrence, KS 66044 ELNIFF, Pauline B., 820 Sunset Drive, Lawrence, KS 66044 FINNEY COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, P.O. Box 592, Garden City, KS 67846 GIBBS, Dr. Eugene C., Box 716,808 Willow, Coffeyville, KS 67337 GORTON, Catherine (Mrs. Thomas), 831 Illinois, Lawrence, KS 66044 GORTON, Dr. Thomas, 831 Illinois, Lawrence, KS 66044 HAHN, Mrs. P.F., 1006 Indian Hills Dr., Tuscaloosa, AL 35406 HANSEN, Georgia M., 308 East Rumble Rd. , Modesto CA 95350 HARRIS, Virginia L., 3418 West 10th Terrace, Lawrence, KS 66044 HOUGLAND, Maxine, 1920 Harper St., Lawrence, KS 66044 HOUT, Goldie V., Rt. 5, Box 128, Lawrence, KS 66044 JACKMAN, Twylah (Mrs. Claire), 1230 North Van Buren, Topeka, KS 66608 . JAMISON, Mary I. (Mrs. Joe), Rt. 2, Box 58A, Baldwin, KS 66006 KIDWELL, Irma L., 1617 Rhode Island St., Lawrence, KS 66044 KNOX, Dennis I., 162 South Kings Highway, Stillwater, OK 74074 MAKER, Betty L., 8340 Greensboro Drive, McLean, VA 22102 MARTIN, Gail, 1000 South Atchison, El Dorado, KS 67042 NIEDERMAIER, Louise P. (Mrs. E.J.), 3922 S. Buckner Blvd., Dallas, TX 75227 PETERSON, Mary, 2238 West Ave. South, La Crosse, WI 54601 RALSTON, Cleo, 516 Caraway Place, Lansing, KS 66043 SANDERS, Elizabeth (Mrs. Charles), Rt. 5, Box 220, Warrensburg, MO 64093 SCHOTT, Cynthia, 806 East 14, Lawrence, KS 66044 SHELDON, Evelyn (Mrs. Martin), 2908 Chisholm Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 SMITH, Claude, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044 SHITH, Mrs. Sheldon E. (Adell CARR), 2928 Cornell Ave., Iowa City, IA 52240 SMITH, Zona (Mrs. Claude), 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044 SNEDEGER, B. Jean, P. O. Box 665, Lawrence, KS 66044 SPENCER, Mrs. Vernon, Lecompton, KS 66050 STOOKSBERRY, Mrs. Willie P., 2411 Louisiana, Apt. l3B, Lawrence, KS 66044 STOUPPE, Hugh, 1739 Alabama, Lawrence, KS 66044 SWEETS, Judy M., 2905 Moccasin Dr., Lawrence,·· KS 66044 THOMAS, Stephen A., 119 North Emma, Olathe, KS 66061 VAUGHN, Donald, 1946 Barker Ave., Lawrence, KS 66044 VAUGHN, Wilma (Mrs. Donald), 1946 Barker Ave., Lawrence, KS 66044 WIGGINS, Dorothy (Mrs. Elwood), 2020 Stratford Rd., Lawrence, KS 66044 WIGGINS, Jane M., Rt. 4, Box 221, Lawrence, KS 66044 WISCONSIN STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY, 816 State Ave., Madison, WI 53706 WISMER, Nettie M., Presbyterian Manor, 1421 Kaso1d Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 �92 1980-1981 LIBRARY ACQUISITIONS The Family Search of Clarence Rice OWens - compiled from his notes by Katharine Bruce Jones. Presented' by the California Genealogical Society of San Francisco 'Genealogical Evidence - Noel C. Stevenson (1979) Genea1ogica1Peri6dica1,Anntia1 Index 1978 Volume 17 (1980) - Catherine M. Mayhew, Compiler and Laird C. Towle, Editor Hartdylndex to the Holdings of the Genealogical Society of Utah, Volume I Eastern States (1980) - Mary J. Brown Out Heritage, 150 Years of Progress (1957) - Clarence E. Birch, Church Historian of the First ,Christian Church of Lawrence, KS. Presented by Rev. Ron Goodman Our Native Americans and Their Records of Genealogical Value - E. Kay Kirkham (1980) The PuffettFami1y - Dr. Thomas Gorton. Gift of the author. Reseatchet's Guide to American Genealogy (1978) - Val D. Greenwood Robert's Rti1esof Order Revised 1915 Edition with a New Foreword by Henry M. Robert III. Presented by Mary Jamison Tennessee Genealogical Records: Records of Early Settlers from State and County Archives (1981) - Edythe Rucker Whitley Thirty Thousand Names of Immigrants in Pennsylvania: German, Swiss, Dutch, French and Other Immigrants 1727-1776 - Prof. I. Daniel Rupp (1876, 1931, 1980) Washington County, Rhode",]:sl.§tnd Births 1770-1850 - Alden G. Beaman, Ph.D., compiler (1976). Gift of author. Tracing Your Civil War Ancestor - Bertram H. Groene (1973) History of Kansas Newspapers - Kansas State Historical Society, Department of Archives, William E. Connelley, Secretary - Gift of Mrs. I11ah Derrick ** ** ** From Newspaper clippings found at Spencer Research Library, University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas: Call # RH, H86, Vol. 8 Mention was made of how the family name of Estelle ISE of Lawrence, Kansas came to be in its present form. Apparently the original family name was ISENMENGER. It was shortened when a civil war recruiting officer told Estelle's grandfather that the name was too long. (Estelle ISE was the wife of Admiral Felix GYGAX of Twin Creek.) �93 Letter from Kansas Published iin The Kansas Herald.of.Freedom~- An Independent Week~y Newspaper DevQlte'(fto Freedom, and the Interests of the Kansas TerrItory, by G.W.• Brown & Co., Wakarusa, Kansas Territory. Number 1, Volume 1, Saturday, Octo,ber 21, 1854. Since the publication of my former letters: in the E:a:. I have rec'ei ved hundreds of letters from al1~' parts of the country, enquIrl,ng about Kansas. Although wishing to impart all the information i'n my power', yet were I to devo,te all my time to' letter wri ting, one half at least would go unanswered. A few put me under personal obligations so that I am at least obliged to wd te to them., Others who letters may be unanswered win from thi s learn the reason why. One wants to know '-if the lands here are subject to p:eemption""? another "'if we get them for nothing or have to pay twenty-fIve cents an acre:, the cost of survey", etc.--Things'that are known all over the States weeks befo,re we can possibly' know them here, as we are fifty miles,: in Indian country, and the same distance from Westport, Missouri,our nearest postoffice. Another wants to know t·\'lhat kind of winters we have here, and what kind of summers?"' forgetting that I am Just from Ohio, and have no't resided in Kansas, yet three' weeks:. Another wants to know ''-i'f we have the ague here, and if so'o whether as bad as in I1linois?n;"-a place I never set foot upon--and so on ad infinJ:tum. But hundreds of questions are asked, and so far as 1 possibly can,;"I wish to give one general answer. The lands purchased' of the Indians embrace nearly fifteen millions of acres; of this, all except about eight hundred acres belonging to the Weas, south of the Kansas river and Iowas, north of said river, are subject to pre-emption. As to the Homestead bill, we know nothi'ng of it here, whether passed: or not, or whether it would apply to the Kans'as rands or not., I think the Shawnee lands, south of the Kansas river will be the first settled;: they appear to be settling fastest between the Kansas and Wakarusa rivers, on the California road. To reach here, a person coming by the Missouri river should 11and at Kansas, cross the Shawnee Reserve', thirty miles' to Wakarusa ferry and you come to' the promised land. As to holding claims here, I refer the reader' to theConsti tution of the' Mutual Settlers t, Association, which of course you will publish. These laws will be respected, and justice adminfstered here as peac,eably as iin the States. Claims: are, however, frequently sold by settlers. l' think this Terri tory is well watered';; springs exist in abundance'; prairie could not be richer;, timber may be scarce in places, yet limestone' and coal exist in abundance. IOuI' tiinber consis·ts principally of walnut, oak, cotton-\'lood, blue ash, etc'. SOil of all kinds, from clay loam to' rich, sandy' soil;; good clay, for brick or potter's ware, can be found. I am at: least five hundred feet above the Kansas river, and only three! mnes fl'om; 1:t, on the richest of soil. A pleasant breeze greets us from the so'uthwest; to inhale a draught of it is alinost equal to a drink of water. I am satisfied,that the country must be healthy, much more so than iin Ohio.--Possibly some may have the ague, along the river, or other streams on the low lands. I think no' difficul ty would be experienced iit securing a location for 8' tt>colony of any size", where water, timber and stone exist sufficient for all purposes; yet to secure a place now, emigrants wou'l'd have to go farther west. The Kansas river i:s nearly as large as the Mi;ssouri. Steambo'ats' �94 have been up one hundred and seventy-five miles, to Fort Riley, and I think with small boats it may' run that high the year around. There are good water pri v~leges in the Terri tory~ Horses, oxen, cows, an~ in fact, all kinds of stock are high-':'cows from $25 to $40; oxen, from $75 to $100 per yo'ke; good horses, from $100 to $1:50 per head. An ·kinds of furniture high--at least one'-thfrd higher than fin Ohio. Bacon $fe, per lb. Flour, $3'.50 per 100 lbs. Store goods a shade higher than in Ohio.' I speak o'f the Kansas market in Missouri. No,twi thstanding the threats and browr!:':beati'ng of the Missourians,. the greatest propo,rtion of the settlers here as' Northern peopre--nine-te'~i'trhs' of the balance honest SOutherners:, who are coming as they say, to get rid of s1'avery. 1 was much mi'staken in the character of the Missouri ans'., A few fanatics, who were: resolved to ext'end slavery' at an hazard's', seem: fo·r the time being to give tone to the whole peopre;' but a oetteracquaintance' convinces'me that the majori ty of the people condemned the violent resolu'tions p'assed at W¢s'tport and other places. But the die is c'ast., Westport wnl be another ALT~~. B'iI.'ood 1's in her heart.. Hundreds wtn shun here;: and Kansas" only' four miles further', wiTl reap the frui'ts' of he'r' ,'treason. nOo you a,app,rehend any serious difficulty with slaveholders?" is frequently asked •. 1 answer, no, although they have boasted and threatened much, ill. thev .. .m.~!!.Ql, fools, and well Rnow the shedding of Northern blood! to sustain sravery here, would end only with slavery itself.. Northern men need not fear.;' a1'1 they' have to do i;s to be true to themselves, and not coward-like', knucfde to the demands~ of these sl aveholders~. and padlock their lips;, and tt-wai t til: the proper time t'o meet this' question"'.. Now is the proper ti'me--now'i"s the time that the sliaveholders are movingneaven and earth to establish slavery here;: and now is the tiine,. like men, we should meet them, and not Hke cowards', cry', "Hush, be quiet', don It agi'tate' the questiion ~; wai t ti 1 we are stronger .. ',IIOne explanati:on is necessary here;, in speaking of missions" in my llast ]} did not make the proper distinction., My remarks' were true as to Johnson's mission;; but since I have become acquainted with Or~ Stin, a true man, who also h~s a mission here~ One word to newspapers which copy my articles·... Do not put words into my mouth which I never utter.. Copy exact from the' ERA, or not at aH. Much i,njusti'ce was; done me by a former artic'le by a' portion of the eastern: press'. Besides, those who copy my' sayings' wiill db me a favor' by' complYing with the' m~ourtesies of the press.~ One word to emigrants •. Those who have money can do welil here.. lands which can be got for nothing now, by paying a year' hence Government price, I honestly thfnk in two years: wi':!'l be worth $25: to $30' an acre. No new country ever settled one-fifti·eth part as fast as Kansas is now settlfng. Emi~rants; arri ving in scores;' tents are stret'ched al:l over the prairies;; cablns ..are going up f? alil directfons., Labor iiS plenty •. A" man, though ?oor, 1f he c'an and Wlll work, Can do well! here'. A'man with only a teami is: lndependent.. BUt to those who have no' means, can tt nor won't work, Kansas fs no place for you., Emigrants must expect to meet some hard'ships'~.. We' �95 have no ffne houses to receive you in;: everything is i'nconvenil,ent yet;; settlers are generally of be right kind, with pioneer hearts. SOciety: i;s good;; we are all sociable and accommodating, and the person who now has the wBl, and meets these difficulties" and gets' hi's cho,ice of the lands;, wim never regret it. Where rin Ohio todayl, with my knowledge of Kansas" I should lose no time coming back here', pitching my- tent" bui'ldfng a cabin,. and preparing for living •. Understand me, I urge nO' one to come; fo'r, as in ciH?new countries', many- chicken-hearted ones wil'l get homesick and leave. But if you have made up your mind, and are coming, now i~ the time. The sooner here, the better-for you. I am,. truly", yours',> Samuel N. Wood' Copied at Spencer'Research Library, Uni versi ty of Kansas by Pauline B~, Elniff Herald of, Freedom sept. 20, 1855 Married:: In Oswego" N.Y'." Sept 13th" by Rev;.,G'.H~ Blakeslee'" Rev. James: S~ Griffing of lawrence, K. T., to Miss J •. Augusta,eldest daughter of SHas' Goodrich, Esq. of Oswego, N. y~ Died:: At Ilaness: Creek. Taylor Co. Iowa, sept. 3d, of infll,amati:on of the bowelS:, Louis Celecti;a'" youngest child of Seth W. and Sal'ome M•. Robi"nson, aged1 19 months and' 25; days'. Herald of Freedom, Sept., 22, 1855: Died:: At; Waubonsa", K.T., Aug. 13', of cholera', ArabeHal M., Sawin, aged 6, years and 3' months;; also, Harriet F •. aged l' year and 5 months--children of Cal vin H: and Frances' B~ Sawin, formerly of Westminfster, Mas's; At Waubonsa, Aug. 25~, Mrs. Mary ArID', Wife- of Hartford p. Leonard~­ aged 23' years, formerly of FrankIin, Mass:; - At rndependence, Mo., sept. 4, Francis G'~ Woodruff'" fnfant so'n of N.W'•. and Eliza' W~ smith, fOlrmerly of Meadville, Pa. aged 1'. year and 7 mo. Meadville papers please copy • . -Herald O'f Freedom Oct 27,. 1855: Died: At Lawrence, Oct 10th 1855, of Disease' of the Heart, Nathan N•. Herrick, Esq., native' of New Hampshire and recently from Maine'. {Maine papers please copy>. At Ottawa. Aug. 29th, George Nichols, aged seventy-one, late of Bl1attleboro,,_ Vt. where he had' been editor and publisher for more than forty years---l1ast published the Wi5ndham County'Democrat. Of cholera, Susan Alice Goss', on the steamer' Star of the West, near Riichland" on the Missouri: river', aged four years and thren"Oii'ihs i , d~ughter of Geo., W~ and SUs'an C. Goss-, formerly of West Randolph, Vt. �96 Herald of Freedom Oct. 27, 1855 Died: Of Cholera on the steamer, Star of the West near Glasgow, on the Missouri river, on the 8th inst., Mrs. Mary P., wife of Oscar Harlow of Lawrence, K.T. late of West Randolph, Vt., aged 29 years. Herald of Freedom Sept. 15, 1855 Died: In Lawrence, on the 4th inst. of inflamation of the bowels, Eric Monroe, only son of Benjamin and Mary Johnson, Aged 8 yrs and 14 days. * * * * * POSTOFFICES TN DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS Lapeer Lawrence Lecompton Media Pleasant Grove Sibley Twin Mound Vinland Willow Springs Worden Vinland Washington Creek : Willow Springs 1881 Aladdin Baldwin City Belvoir Big Springs Black Jack Bond Calcutta Clinton Echo Eudora Hesper Holling Lapeer Lawrence Lecompton Marion Media North Lawrence Pleasant Grove Sigal Twin Mound 1891 Alfred Appanoose . Baden : Baldwin Belvoir· .Big Springs .Black Jack .Bond .Clearfield :Clinton ,Echo Eudora :Gideon 'Globe ·.Grover Hesper Holling 1926 Baldwin City Clinton Eudora Lawrence Lecompton Lone Star Sibley Vinland From the United States Official Postal Guides of 1881, 1891, 1926. Contributed by Mary Jamison, B~ldwin City, Ka~sas * -- - 1- . .' - * * * * ..:: -..::--:~~~_. l' ~--:'-t'('-- "-::---- .-;.-- , From the newspaper, Th~- Republ'.fcalt;,'Lawreri'ce:,,~:~?ri.s'a~~;': January 23, 1862. -~*'l!_,:;-<_.-__- - L-r: ~~-··-~·-"-·~:'''''·-·"-'-'-'''''''''''''-'_ . _'''_'~~':J>..--:~'I-:'--:'·'; . Died: In this G~ty:~n':"T~~s~"-thle21it inst::-"'''Caro"liir~-'~Am-~rica eldest 'daughter of W. T:: and Aman~a ,HINp~'~':'ag,ed irs; ,:.. (Gai~~burg , (I1l.) Demo.c r at _an~_" B.roWll:;";atld '~.ig?land=--,Co.~~ ( phi o}'~pap e rs ~ pleas'e -'copy. ) y:' .." .: .', ~ ~·"·:t~. . :-~:;~_~--::~~ ~;._.~1~-:.;.l:~'>'- ,I :1- :+"" '~···"Y_·;~._::"'>~J~/:~:":--:~~~.:; ~, .._.' . . _~;';:'·'i"-.-Cr:- �97 A LIST OF NAMES OF OFFICERS AND MEMBERS COPIED FROM THE QUARTERLY CONFERENCE RECORD BOOK OF THE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH, LAWRENCE, KANSAS Copied by Judy Sweets and Mary Jamison in June of 1980. From "Minutes of the First Quarterly Conference" held 25 June 1883: Present: J. Madison, pres. elder; J.W. Alderman, P.C.; George March, R.B. McKinnen, C. Worthington, C.W .. Sexton, J.R. Good, J.S. Crew, E.B. Good, J.K. Hemphill, A. Meade, A.H. Foote Received during the 1st quarter, June 25, 1883 Eliza Wilson Payton R. Gibson John Punton(?), M.D. Grace Gibson Clara Thomas Mary Blair Olive Hambleton Cornelia Todd Virginia Findenstein(?) .. Susan Hambleton I Jennie Render Amanda C. Candel. . Delos Obrien Sarah Thonipson Hattie Obrien Mrs. V. Middleton Ann Higgins W.E. Higgins Lillie Howe Augie Biggerton C.J. Highs (?) Received into full conne'ction Mrs. C.J. Hughs Received on probation John H. Webster Robert Riggs (by Letter) From Minutes of 2nd and 3rd Quarterly Conference held Nov. 13, 1883 (supposed date) at Lawrence, Kansas. Present: J.W. Alderman, P.C.; R.B. McKinn, E.B. Good, J.R. Good, Jos. Marvin, R.j". Borgholthaus, C. Worthington. Approved as Sunday School Supt.- Judge A.H. Foote Received by letter (2nd and 3rd Quarter) Eva Bruce Jennie Bender Caroline Lewis Effie E. Frazee Hannah Trowbridge . Elma Hursh Flory Billingsby J.A. RE'\ading Edward Muth (?) J.M. Miller J.G. Trowbri~ge Harry Trowbridge L.R. Billingsby Geo. W. Gates Selena Gates C.R. Wagstaff Mary Bidwell Emily Moses Removed by letter (2nd and 3rd Quarter) Helen Johnson Laura Johnson Aron Markley Bell Markley Nellie Johson (Johnson?) Sarah Hand Mary W. Markley May E. Mayes �98 FIRST METHODIST CHURCH QUARTERLY CONFERENCE MINUTES (con't.) Received on probation up to date (2nd and 3rd Quarter) Oliver. Templeton A.J. Dixon James -J. Dimmock (?) J .M. Davis Rachael Tyrnell J.A. Stavely Emma L. Reynolds A.J. Graham Dewit Bower John H. Webster W.R. Johnson Samuel Frazee Maggie Way Edward L. Jones Robert Riggs Mary V. Harris Nellie A. Jones J.B. Furgeson A.R. Nordianng (?) From Minutes of 4th Quarter Conference of Lawrence (Leavenworth Dist.) held March 10, 1884; J.R. Madison, presiding Elder: Present: .J.R. Madison, J.W.Alderman, Pastor; W.R. Constandt, local preacher; Trustees: R.B. McKinne(?), E.B. Good, J.S. Crew; Stewards: George Mar;ch, C.l-];- Sexton, A.H. Foote, A. Meade, J.F:_ Bayless; Leaders: J.R. Good" A. Hambleton, S.J. Churchill , Committee appointments: Mission: H.J. Rushmer, C.W. Sexton, Chas. Worthington Sunday Schools: W.R. Constant, O. Hambleton, A. Meade Temperance: S.J. Churchill, Chas. Duncan Tracts: J.H. Gilham, Wm. H. Lamon Education:· J .H. Bayliss Church Extension:- E. B. Good Parsonage and Furniture: A.H. Foote, J.S.Crew, Geo. March Church Music: S.J. Churchill, J.R. Good, J.H. Gilham, Geo. Savage Estimating Preacher Salary: E.B. Good, Geo. March and J.S. Crews Joined by Letter - 4th Quarter, 10 March 1884 Harriet E. Clarke George Weaver Sarah Weaver A.P~Hodges Susan Hodges Chas. Nueller Mary Culbertson Lillie Wiggs Katie Moore Ettie E. Moore Grace Weaver Ann F. Rich Enima Weaver Clarence M. Thresher W.E. Vincent Lucy Jay M.E. Jay R.D. Wagner Minerva McDonald Ella Clarke Removed by letter (4th Quarter) I J.D. McClaren Carrie Thompson J. T.(?) Weaver Sarah J. Weaver Lucy Jay Minnie C. Jay Died during quarter: Mrs. E.(?) E. Coulter - Nov. 20, 1883 John Lamon - Jan. la, 1884 Miss Rachel ,Conner - Jan. 10, 1884 Esther E. Moore Levi Rich Wm. Busch Mary Hodges Simon Frank M.O. Billings Hattie F. Badle (Bodle?) Jennie Dauthat R.C. Clarke �99 FIRST METHODIST CHURCH, LAWRENCE, KANSAS QUARTERLY CONFERENCE MINUTES, (cont.) Received on probation Eva Frazee Sadie Walters E.B. Helm W.J~ Crampton H.R. Davis Maggie J. Jones Leroy Maxwell Charles Culbertson May B. Kellogg F. Bussey McHarris Sherman W. Foote C.W. Travis Florence H. Jones Arthur McEwan M.M. Miller Chas. Hambleton Olin Elwell David Littell Nettie Littell Mrs. Carrie Spencer Allen Sloan G. R,.) Welch Simon Jones Julia Hooper R. Stanley E;dward Easson J.S. Johnsqn Lucey Johnston. Cecil A. Stanford Maggie Ebberhart Maud Gieger John Hume S,arah E. Sexton Daisy Harrington Etta Danforth Chas. T. May Burt (?) Roth Ida McCoy May Rushnier May Ida Foote Nettie Ki1worth H.F. Graham Eliza Tarbox (Tarboy?) Christopher Strump (?) Winifred B. Churchill Herbert A. Stanford S.J. Liggett Walter P. Brown Willie S. Hamilton Mamie G. Sexton Ellen Elwell Edward Strong From Minutes of Quarterly Conference of the Methodist Church, 1st Quarter, June 30, 1884: Officers: J.R. Madison, P.E. in charge J.W. Alderman, Pastor R.B. McKum C. Worthington C.W. Sexton J. Crew Geo. March E.B. Good E. Munk H.J. Rushmer o. Hambleton Received by letter (1st Quarter, June 30, 1884): Mate Stowe W.B. Stephenson Edward Parker Bell Bu11an Ann Bibens J.B. Milner Maude Elston Emma Beckwith Shelby Bullard Thomas o. Invin Bertie W. Sparr Elizabeth W. Milner Rebecca E. French Mary Elson David F. Clinger Ella Todd Julia S. Evans Lucy Travis J.W. Elston Caroline Miller Mrs. J.A. Lippincott Sara1 A. Welch Berth Travis James McEvans Maggie E. Jackson Rufus A. French Received in Full Membership: Nellie S. Rushmer Maggie May A.R. Northland Anide May Nellie A. Jones James J. Dummock Ju1en H. Welch Mary M. Harris A.J. Dixon Alva Sloan May Churchill W.S. Jinks Rachae1 Tyall �100 FIRST METHODIST CHURCH, LAWRENCE, KANSAS QUARTERLY CONFERENCE MINUTES {cont.} Removed by letter: Geo. W. Yates Emily Moses Levie Rich Celia A. Yates W.J.C. Vincents Rachel Tyall Lucy Joy Julen H. Welch Mary A. Lawson Minnie C. Joy James J. Dumwolk Died: Mary M. Foote - March 23, 1884 G.W. Cos ley - Apr. 23, 1884 Ida S. Osborne - April 29, 1884 Mary J. Hamilton - May 24, 1884 Probationers removed by letter: John W. Webster H.F. Graham J.A. Stanley Sarch L. Monroe May Nilray J.W. Aldenmace J.R. Madison, P.E. Geo. March, Sec. Pro Tem From Second Quarterly Conference - Sept. 22, 1884: Officers: J.R. Madison, P.E. in Chair Dr. Cow1es:- Prayer J.K. Hemphill, Sec. J.W. Alderman, Pastor David White C. Worthinton R.B. McKinum J.R. Good Geo. March Received by Letter: Mary V. Henry Sarah A. White P.E. White, Hugh Blair Ralph C. Davis W.H. Tindell Schuyler O'Brien John P. Wellman Maggie Soper Rev. David White,Local Elder Mary L. O'Brien Preston Clark Wm. W. Harding A.J. Harding Jamie Harding J.W. Moore Sarah Moore Abiah Wellman Removed by Letter: Mary Elston' Wilbur S. Jenks Thos. W. Miller J.W. Elston Mate Stowe L.A. Frank Simon Frank Rachael Stanford �101 FIRST METHODIST CHURCH, LAWRENCE, KANSAS QUARTERLY CONFERENCE MINUTES, (cont.) Died: A. Gill Mrs. Helen Palmer Received on Probation: Louise Palmer Nellie Palmer Fred A. Palmer Those Attending Board Meetings of First Methodist Church, Lawrence, Kansas, September 10, 1903: Officers: Rev. Bamforth Professor Higgins S.J. McUster Dr. Lenig C.O. Humphrey October 5, 1903: A.E. Stanton Edward Bumgardner October 16, 1903: Pastor Dr. Frank Lenig Gee. March W.F. March T.P. Smith Henry Hunzicker J.B. Folks A.1. Stanton E.J. Eugel Wm. Plackett J.S. Butler Chas. P. Starkweather Dr. H.S. Gardner Earl Shelley Geo. Kimler Edward Bumgarner Have been on probation 6 months, want full membership: Ella Wild Bessie Wild John Walker Nellie Tombs Anna Davis Mary McDavis Bertha Culley Mabel Culley Louis Reynolds Everett Emerson James Lawrence, Jr. Starkweather and Light Family Members (1st 11 named Haskell Institute Students) All by motion taken into full membership From Fourth Quarterly Conference, February 24, 1913: Officers: Dist. Supt. S.J. Hoaton Rev. Oechle Pastor H.E. Wolfe John Hume �102 FIRST METHODIST CHURCH, LAWRENCE, KANSAS QUARTERLY CONFERENCE MINUTES Stewards: Prof. Engle, C.W. McFarland, F.S. Hester, E.S. Weatherby, J.F. Constant, Mrs. Churchill, Rev. Jas. Lawrence, Frarik Oechle, Wm. Bechtel, Hugh Blair, F.W. Hosford, W.F. March, S.J. Hunter, Prof. E.S." Weatherby, Prof. W.E. Higgins, Anthony Scalapina Stewards for next conference year: John Hume, S.J. Hunter, W.J. Bush, E. F. Engle, F. P. Smi th, ,E. Bumgardner, Hugh Blair Removed by Letter: Lucy Joy Julen H. Welch Mary A. Lawson Geo. W. Gates Emily Moses Levi Rich * * * * * * * * ,* * FIRST METHODIST CHURCH BAPTISMS September 1898 - End of 1902 First Methodist Church, 946 Vermont St., Lawrence, Kansas, copied by Judy Sweets in June, 1980 Date of Date of Birth Parents," Names Baptism Place Name Albert Brown George W. Beebe, Jr. Marshall Beebe Pearl Helena Beebe Wilma Arnett Beebe Dora Dunaken Ray R. Dunaken Earl Dunaken Eva Dunaken Dr. E.W. Eldridge Otis A. Bayless Fannie E. McHale Mary Eliza Miller Florence M. Montgomery Geneva Campbell Hunter 11 Sept. 1898 " No name given Lawrence " Infant " " " " " " " " 22 May 1899 " Adult Infant " " " " " 9 July 1899 " " " " " " " " " " 7 Apr. 1900 " " S.N. & Dora Dunaken " Adult " " " " " 23 Mar. 1897 Sam!. J. & Lida Infant Daniel W. Featherkile 27 May 1900 Adult Erma Irene Messinger 4 June 1900 born, 24 June 1899, bapt. at home of J.B. Falks, Lawrence - patents: Albert S. and Mary A. Messinger Ella Bowman 10 June 1900 Lawrence Adult James A. Powell 10 (or 22?) June " " Camilla Ruth Dannakin (or Dunnire?) 22 June 1900 16 June 1895 L.A. and Laura Jesse Everett Pennington 22 June 1900 28 May 1899 Jesse B. & Minnie C. Anna E. Green 9 Sept. 1900 Lawrence Dorothy Emma Reno 9 Jun~ 1901 " 19 Apr. 1901 Edward E. & Edna N. It' Lee Forest Soxman " 25 Apr. 1899 Christian &'Minnie Lillian Gladys Dunakin " 27 Mar. 1900 A.N. & Dora M. " Severt (?) Edward Higgins 30 Jui;te 1901 ," 6 May 1901 Wm. E. & �103 FIRST METHODIST CHURCH BAPTISMS, 1898-1902 LAWRENCE, KANSAS Date of Place Baptism Name Carrie Berry Maida Donahue R.D. Lindsay Elizabeth Lowe Robert Spencer Lowe Clauda Deming Thomas J. Losey Lula K. Brown Vera Starkweather Nida B. Starkweather parents: Charles P. Robert N. Starkweather Marie Starkweather Myrtle Elva Richardson Ada1ine Ruth Monroe Eloretta Auker Ruth M. Peairs Maud Hornsby Cora Hornsby Walter Louis Ecke Chester Arthur Boicourt 7 July 1901 Lawrence Adult " " " " " 15 Dec. 1901 " " 13 Apr. 1902 Date of Birth Parents's Names at Leslie's Hall, Lawrence Wm. H. & Elizabeth Lawrence Infant Adult " " " " " " " " " " " 22 Sept 1888 (or 1885) " and Jennie 21 22 27 22 27 27 " 2 Feb. 1890 Charles & Jennie " 22 Dec. 1895 Infant May 1902 - at father's house in Lawrence-Adult June 1902 Lawrence 27 Jan. 1902 Chas. F. & Liona B. July 1902 " Adult or (27) July 1902 - Lawrence Adult July 1902 Adult July 1902 Lawrence Adult " " 2 Sept. 1896 Julius F. & Fannie " " 8 July 1901 Arthur & Lizzie " " ********** LAWRENCE CITY DIRECTORY BUSINESS MIRROR for 1860-61 _by Japtes ~uthe,rJancl, _~ub,lish~ran9- Compi1e:t'< --:',c' . ,- ':Indiqnapolis;' Indiana .;0.. • A~D "\>." •• "• • • - _'_'" - . ~~.: , .. -. -_., . '.. Contairii~g- the name- of- every male dti£e~; ,,8. business-mirror,;;-witll 'iI{formationfn regard to its v'arious societies and institutions; city, county and other officers. Copy made from the original belonging to Dr. Ted Kennedy, now in the Kansas Collection, Spencer Library, University of Kansas. Copied by Pauline B. E1niff, Lawrence, Kansas, 1980. A ABBOTT, J.B'-, Shoemaker ABERNATHY, W.H.,Furniture rooms ACKLEY, James, Blacksmith ADAMS, F.E., Teacher ADAMS, James A., Lab ALBUCK, Ceo., ;Baker ALBUCK, Philip, Wagon Maker ALLEN, J.D. ALLEN, Lyman, Salesman (A.K.A. '& Co.) ALLEN, Norman, Nurseryman ALLEN, Norman, Insurance/agent ALLEN, A.K., Agricultural implements ALLISON, D.C., Clerk ALLISON, D.C., w. Duncan & Hornsby ANDERSON, Albert, Lab. ANDERSON, Chas., Lab. ANDERSON, John, Lab. ANDERSON, Mathew, Carp. ANDREWS, Stillman, Lab. ARCHIBALD, J.C. ASSAM, Justice, Tailor ATHERTON, Henry AYERS, W.P., Printer B BABCOCK & LYKENS, Bankers �104 LAWRENCE CITY DIRECTORY, 1860-61 BABCOCK, C.W. (B. & Lykens) BACON, L.S., Atty at Law BAILEY, E.K., Carp. BAILEY, F.A., Sash & blind mfcr BAKER, H.W. (Ridenour & B.) BAKER, Reinhardt, Barber BALDWIN, A., Blacksmith BALDWIN, A., Lab. BALDWIN, John, Ferryman BALDWIN, Wm. N., Ferryman BARGAN, Patr±c~; Lab. BARKER, Ingle BARKER, Thos. H. BARN, James, Butcher BASSETT, O.A., Atty BASSETT, R.S. BASSETT, R.G., Money loaner , BEASLEY, Thomas, Lab. BEATTY, W.R., Bookkeeper BECKER, Henry BECKER, R., Barber, shop BENEDICT, Wm., Machinist BENNETT, Geo., Carp. BENSON, H.E., Clerk BERRY, A.P., Wagon Maker BERRY, G.M., Carp. BIGGERAL, L.A., Printer BIGGERAL, L.H., Printer BIGELOW, G.A., Teamster BISSELL, Amos, Insurance Agent BISSELL, H.T. BLACKMAN, W.J.R., Cabinet Maker BLANCHARD, A.J.,. Clerk BLOOD, James BLUCKLIDGE, A.N., Justice of the Peace BLUNT, James, Miller BOND, Edward, Lab. BOWERS, Jackson,' Baker BOWMAN, Christian, Tailor BRANT, B.T., Lab. BRANT, Rev. R.C. BRAT LEY , W.R., Clerk BRECHTELSBRAUR, Jos. BRIBUSCH,Henry, Lab. BRINCKLEY, M., Lab BRONSON, Henry, Merchant BRONSON, J.L., Dry Goods & Groceries BRANSON, R., Merchant BROOKS, P.R., Boot & Shoe Store BROOKS, A.G., Cl~rk BROOKS, J., Lab. BROWN, David, Lab. BROWN, G.W. -': .' .. . ~ BROWN, Henry (Duncan & B.) BROWN, J.S., Carp. BRYANT, N.L., Carpenter BUECHUS, A., Lab. BUIDRUM, A.J., Merchant BULLENE & READ, Dry Goods & Groceries BULLENE, L. BURKHART, Andrew, Harness/Maker BURT, Geo., Land Agent BUTLER, W., Lab. BUTTS, L.M., (G.W.P. & Co.) BISHOP, Rev. Wm. C CANNIFF, H.. J • CARPENTER, Lewis, Atty at Law CATTERSON, John L., Tinner CHANDLER, R. V., Clerk CHASE, E., Printer CHATWOOD, Geo.~ Lab. CHATWOOD, Wm., Tailor CHRISTIAN, .Jas., Atty at Law CHURCHILL, Geo. S., Carriage Maker CLARK, D.H., Carp. CLARK, J.F., Clerk w. A.T. Winchell CLARK, John, Stage driver CLARK, Sidney, Trader CLEMENS, Solomon, Baker COBB, Nelson, Atty at Law COE, John M., Atty at Law COGGINS, T.H. COLEMAN, L.D. COLLAMORE, G.W., Atty COLLIER, John, Lab. COLLIER, Thomas, Teamster CONWAY, John A. CONWAY, Martin F. COOPER, Geo., Mason CORDELEY, Rev. Richard CORNELL, John, Wagon Maker COULTER, J.S., Printer COUNTRY STORE, Dry Goods & Groceries COWLES, J.P., Atty at Law CRAM, F.W. CRAP, Wm. B., Lab. CRAWFORD, E.E., Blacksmith CROCKER, Geo. H. CROCKER, John G., Carp. CROMER, B.J., Carp. . CUTTER, A., City Engineer �.105 LAWRENCE CITY DIRECTORY, 1860-61 D DA LEE, A.G., Photographist DALTON, B.F., .Merchant DANVERS, Frank, Ice Cream Saloon DAVIDSON, Edward, Carp. DAVIDSON, John, Carp. DAY, James, Bar Tender DEAN, John M., Carriage & Wagon Maker DEITRICH, C., Cabinet Maker! DEITZLER, G.W. DENNIS, L.B., Clergyman DERNAN, Charles, Lab. DIX, James, Saloon DIX, R.C., Blacksmith DIX, S. H., Wagon Maker DONNELLY, B. DOUGLASS, N.W., Cigar Maker DOW, H.P., Traveling Agent w. R.W. Ludington DRISDON, B. DUFFIELD, John E., Lab. DUNCAN, Chas. S.,(D. & Brown) DUNCAN, W.H., (D. & Hornsby) , DUNCAN & BROWN, Dry Goods & Groceries DUNCAN & HORNSBY, Dry Goods & Groceries DUNN, JamesN., Landlord Commercial House DWYER, John, Bar Tender, Eldridge House E EARL, Wm., Carriage Painter EASSMANN, Justice, Tailor EBERLY, David, Carp. EBERLY, David, Cabinet Maker ECKE, F.J., Saddler EDMONDS, Laura A., Millinery EDWARDS, C.L., Clerk EGGERT, Fred, w. Duncan & Hornsby EIGANMANN, E., Brewer ELDRIDGE, Edwin ELDRIDGE HOUSE, S.B. NORTO~, Prop. ELDRIDGE, James, at Country Store ELDRIDGE HOUSE SALOON AND BILLIARD ROOM A.T. WINCHELL, Prop. ELDRIDGE HOUSE SALOON, S.B. NORTON, Prop. ELDRIDGE, E.S. ELDRIDGE, . Thomas B., Manager of Country Store ELLIOTT, R.G., County Treasure~ ELLIS, A., Blacksmith EMERY, J~S., (E~ & Shaw) EMERY & SHAW, Attorneys at Law EVANS, David, Lab. EVANS, James EVANS, James W., Clerk w. J.P. Whitney EVANS, . John J. F FAIRBANKS, Henry, Mechanic FARREN, W.H. FAXON, S.D. FAXON, Wm. T. (Oldham & F.) . FERN, L.D., Butcher FIELDS, E.H. (Col.), Barbershop FIELDS, John, Lab. FILLMORE, L., Atty at Law FILLMORE, H.S., (H.S. & L.F.) FILLMORE, L., (H.S. & L.F.) FILLMORE, H.S. & L., Dry Goods & Ladies Shoes FINLEY, J.A., (Woodward & F.) FITCH, Edward P., Clerk w. O.C. Wilmarth FLAGG, H.H., Lab. FLEISCHMAN, J.E., Clerk FLEISCHMAN, J.E., (F. & Williamson) FLEISCHMAN &WILLIAMSON, Grocers FORD, George, at Country Store FRAZER, R.L., Dealer in Jewelry and Watches FRETZEL, Henry, Barber FRICK, c. Z., Miller FRY, Samuel FULLER, A., Physician FULLER, F., (F. & Oliver) FULLER & OLIVER, Carps and Architects G GARDNER, John, Lab. GATES, F.A., Trader GATES, Levi, Trader GERALD, Stephen, Carp. GENERAL RAILROAD, STEAMBOAT STAGE and EXPRESS OFFICE, J.E. Watson, GLUTHART, J.H., Broker GLUTHART, M.C., Broker GRATTON, John R., Gunsmith GREEN, Silas GREENSLIT, John, Blacksmith GRIFFIN, Thos., Lab. GRIFFIN, Thomas GRIFFITH, R.S., Merchant GRISWOLD, J. F ., (Prentiss & G.) GROLL, William, Billiard Room GROLL, Wm., Grocer GROVENOR, G., (H.P. & G.G.) GROVENOR, H.P., (H.P. & G.G.) Agt~ �106 LAWRENCE CITY DIRECTORY, 1860-61 J GROVENOR, H.P. & G., Groceries & Provisions JENKINS, J.W., Office in Post Office GUEST, Thomas, Farmer , JENKS, Wm., J., Carp. GUILD, E.B., w. G.W.P. & Co. ' JONES, E.L., Mason GUILD, L., w. G.W.P. & Co. JONES, Edward, Carp. GUILD, L. ,Merchant JONES, J.E., Waiter Eldridge House GUNTHER, A., City Treasurer JONES, L.B., Blacksmith JOHNSON, B., Prop. Johnson House H JOHNSON, D.N., Waiter, Eldridge House HACKETT, Patrick, Waiter, Eldridge House .JOHNSON HOUSE, B. Johnson, prop. HACKETT, Pat., Ostler JOHNSON, John, Lab. HANCOCK, B. S., Lab. (104 Tenn:~) JOHNSON, N., Stage Driver HANCOCK, B.S., (w. side Ky.) JUDSON, John, Lab. HANCOCK, C. G., Waiter, Commer'cia1 House K HANCOCK, John, Lab. HARD, Amos H., (H. & Reynolds) KEEFE, Patrick, Waiter, Eldridge House HARD & REYNOLDS, Livery & Feed. Stables' KEEFE, James, Waiter, Eldridge House HARDWICK, Lemuel, Butcher KEEFE, James.; (res. Winthrop) HART, Henry, Drayman KEEFE, James, Lab. (res. 161 Conn.) HARRINGTON, S.C., Physician KEEFER, John, Mason HASKELL, J.G., Architect KELLEY, Thomas, Waiter, Eldridge House HAYES ,Homer KELLOGG, L., Dentist HAYES, Howard, Lab. KELTON, . James,Lab. HAZELTINE ,Wm., Baker KTESON, S.K. Di~, Postmaster HENDRY, J.M., Atty at Law KIFER, Jacob . HENDRY, Chas. (Col.) KILBOURNE, Wm., Livery Stable HENRY, Wm., Carp. KILLIAM, F., Soap & Candle Manufacturer HICKS, L.S., Carp. KILWORTH, Isaac, Mason HILL, A.B., Grocer KIMBALL, Fred, Mechanic HILL, T., Carp. KIMBALL, Samuel, Merchant HINDMAN, W.T., Butcher KISTLER, John, Blacksmith HOAG, B.W. KNOWLTON, M•. , Waiter, Eldridge House HOLBROOK, D. W., Clerk HOLMES, E.F., Tinner L HOLMES, Wm. A., Carp. LADD, E.D., Justice of.the Peace and HOLT ,A., Shoemaker . City Register HOLT, Geo. E., Boot & Shoe Store LAMAN, John L., Carp. HOLT, Lorenzo, Shoemaker LAWRENCE BANK HORNSBY, C., (Duncan & H.) LEE, Dan, Wagon.Maker HORTON, J.C., County Recorder LEE, Wm., Lab. HORTON, Wm. B. LEFFINGWELL, C.R., Clerk w. H.S. & HOWE, B., Blacksmith Fillmore HOYT, Calvin G., Lab. LEIBERG,Jones, Physician HOYT, C.J., Farmer LEIS, George, w. Woodward & Finley HOYT, Emily, Prop. Waverly House LEIS, Henry, Printer HUBBARD, Chaney, Lab. LEIS, Wm., w. Duncan & Brown HUBBELL, W.O., Tinner LEONARD, B., Shoemaker HUNT, E.W., Engineer . ' LEONARD, Henry,. Shoemaker HUTCHINSON, Rev. G.W. LIVINGSTONE, C., Livery, Feed & HUTCHINSON, Wm. Sale Stable I LOESH, Michael, Wheelwright LOGAN, J.R., Shoemaker INGERSON, John LOVE, Alex, Mason �107 LAWRENCE CITY DIRECTORY, 1860-61 LOWMAN, E.S., Attorney at Law LOWMAN, H.E. LUDINGTON, R.W., Wholesale Liquors, Cigars & Tobacco LUNDSTROM, J.M., Tailor LYKENS, Wm. H.K., (Babcock & L.) LYMAN, Albert, Salesman McCARTY, W.S., Broker McCLOUTH, , Carp. McGEE, , Stage Driver McLane,Wm., Carriage Shop MACKIN, M.,. Waiter, Eldridge House MACK, C.H., Dentist MAGENS, Geo. H., Watchmaker MAGENS, G.B., Waiter, Eldridge House MARCY, Edgar H., Agent, A.T. Winchell MARTIN, A.B., Clerk MARTIN, Henry, Boarding House MARTIN, Henry, Saloon. MATHEWS, Geo~, Lab. MATHEWS, M., Stage Driver MATHEWS, J.W., Lab. MATTICE, Henry, Missionary American Sunday School Union •. MAYER, Mathews, Lab. MILLER, Josiah, Probate Judge MILLER, W.M., Painter MILLS, J.W., Clerk, Eldridge House MILLS, J.H.W., Salesman MINER, C.E., Physician MINER, D., Farmer MONTAGUE, D.H., (Storm & M.) MOORE, Rev. H.H. MORROW, Robert, (bds. Eldridge House) MORROW, Robert, President Lawrence Bank (res. E. side Vt.) MOYES, Edwin, Stage Driver MOYES, J., Lab. MUGAN, Patrick, Lab. MUNDELL, C.L., Lab. MURPHY, Dennis N NEWMAN, A., Physician NICHOLS, Samuel, Teamster NIX, John, Carp. NORTON, S.B., Proprietor, Eldridge House o O'BRIEN, Thos., Lab. O'DONNELL, Wm., Trader OESCT, Jacob, Cabinet Maker OLDHAM, J., (0. & Faxon) OLDHAM & FAXON, Meat Market OLIVER, OLIVER, OLIVER, OSWALD, F.X., (Fuller & 0.) F.X., Carp. Adam M., Harness Maker P PAFERLINE, George PAINE, Joseph, Porter PARSONS, Thos. T.,Clerk PAUL, Oliver, Mason PEARSON, Elias, Lab. PEAS, Char1se A., Meat Market PERINE, G.W., (G.W.P. & Co.) PHOENIX INS. CO., Amos Bissell, Agent PIKE, Jacob, Lab. PIKE, John, Cabinet Maker PIKE, J.A., Deputy Sheriff PLATTE, Sampson, Carp. POLLARD, E., Carp. POOLE, J., Stage Driver PRAGER, David~ Jeweler PRATT, CalebS., County Clerk PRATT, John, Deputy County Clerk PRENTISS, S.B., (P. & Griswold) PRENTISS, T. PRENTISS, Wm., Clerk PRENTISS & GRISWOLD, Druggists PRICHARD, G.W. & Co., Dry Goods and Groceries PRICHARD, G.W., (G.W.P. & Co.) PRISACH, Philip, (Stick & P.) R RAHM, Augustus, Lab. RANDALL, J. RANDALL, Reuben, Drayman RAYMOND, J.M., Merchant RAYNOLDS, G.W., Money Loaner READ, J.F., Clerk READ, F.W., (Bullene.& R.) REED, A.L., Grocer REYNOLDS, Rev. Chas. REYNOLDS, P.G., (Hard & R.) RHODES, G.F., Stage Driver RICHARD, Henry H., w. R.&.B. RICHARDS, H.H. RIDENOUR & BAKER, Grocers RIDENOUR, P.D., (R. & Baker) RIGGS, L.A., Attorney RIKER, S.D.M., Clerk RITTER, Simon, Grocer ROBERTS, Frank, Merchant ROBERTS, James, Brick Maker ROBINSON, Thomas �108 LAWRENCE CITY DIRECTORY, 1860-61 ROBINSON, Wm. B., Mason RODGERS, L.W., Lab. ROGERS, Chas., ,Tinner ROLLINS, John, Carp. ROLLINS, J.D., Carp. ROSS, John, Painter RUSSELL, G.C., Attorney RUTHRUFF, Henry, Clerk w. R.L. Frazer S SAMPSON, John, Butcher SAMPSON, T. SANDS, J.G., Saddler and Harness Maker SAVAGE, Wm. M., Lab. SCHEIBER, Henry, Blacksmith SCHMIDTH, Geo., Lab. SCHMIDTH, Albert, Brewer SCHOTT, Henry, Lab. SCHWAB, John, Cabinet Maker SCHWARP, M., Lab. SCHWEITZER, R., Baker SEARL, A.D., Deputy County Surveyor and Civil Engineer SEARS, C.M. SEBASTION, N., Wagon/Maker SEEWIR, Dr. J.G. SHAFT, Lorenz 0, Carp. . SHANKLIN, H., Clerk, District Court SHAW, L.S., (Emery & S.) SHAW, Mathew, Carp. SHEAR, D.G., Carp. SHEARER, James SHELDON, A.Z., Surveyor SHERWOOD, R.N., Land Agent SHOLES, H.O.,Printer SIMMONS, T.J., Lab. SIMONS, F., Produce SIMONS, Frank, Farmer SIMPSON, H.M., (S. Bros.) SIMPSON BROTHERS, Bankers SKINNER, Samuel, Lab. SLOAT, H.D., Clerk SMITH, A. W. SMITH, B., .Lab. SMITH, E.A., Cashier, Lawrence 'Bank SMITH, Giles, Stone Mason SMITH, Gustavus, Painter SMITH, James, Shoemaker SNIBLEY, David, Wagoner SNIBLEY, Jacob, Carpenter SNYDER, Geo. H., Carp. SOLOMON, Beltravers, Merchant SOULE, A., Cooper SPARR, R.W., Brick Maker SPEAR, Thomas SPENCER, F.A., Surveyor SPICER, A.A., Lawrence Exchange SPICER, A.A., Carp. SPICER, Martin, Clerk SPICER, W.W., Deputy Marshal SPITTLE, W.H., Blacksmith STALKER, C.C., Carp. STANDAN, Christopher, Baker w. Fleischman & Williamson STARK, S.B., Mechanic STEELE, A.B., Carp. STERNBERG,T.J., Clerk STICK, Joseph, (S. & Presach) STICK & PRESACH, Cabinet Makers STICKNEY, W.W., Attorney at Law STOCKER, Charles, Wagon Maker STONE, John, Waiter, Whitney House STONE, N. O. , Prop. Whitney House STORM, A. (S. & Montague) STORM & MONTAGUE, Tinners SUFFORD, Otis, Ostler SULLIVAN, H.W., Blacksmith SULLIVAN, Joseph, Lab. SULLIVAN, Michael, Blacksmith SUTLIFF, John B., (W.E.S. & Co.) SUTLIFF, Joseph, Lab. SUTLIFF, W. E. & Co." Merchant Tailors SWIFT, F.B., Printer SYLVESTER, E., Saloon T THATCHER, L.O., Attorney at Law THATCHER, T.D., Editor Republican THATCHE~, S.N., Publisher THOLEN, Chas •. W., w. Wm. Tholen THOLEN, Wm., Grocer THOMPSON, Edward D., Banking House THOMPSON, Wm., Blacksmith TOLLS, D.N., Farmer TOWN, Hiram, Carp. TRASK, J.C., Printer V VAN METER, J.B., Blacksmith VARNEY, Wm., Lab. VINHL, John P., Trader VINOT, Stephen, at Country Store VOGHT, John, Trader VOGHT, John, Barkeeper �109 LAWRENCE CITY DIRECTORY, 1860-61 W WILLIAMSON ,W. T ., (Fleischman & W.) WILLIAMSON, W.• G., Carp. WILLIS, Chas., Salesman WILMARTH, O.C., Books & Stationery WILSON, Robert, Shoemaker WINCHELL, A.T., Proprietor, Eldridge House Saloon WINCHELL, A.T., Wholesale & Retail Dealer in Wines & Liquors, fancy Groceries WINTERS, Edward, Shoemaker WISE, Lewis, Bakery WITTENBRING, W., Tailor WOOD, E.W. WOOD, John B. ,Land Agent WOOD, J.N.O.P., Physician WOODWARD, B.W., ,(W.& Finley) WOODWARD & FINLEY, Druggists WRIGHT, H.V., Bartender, Commercial House WURLEY, Joseph, Grocer WURST, Chas., Lab. WURST, Christian, Lab. WAGNER, P.T., Cabinet Maker WAIT, Robert WALKER, Jesse, Blacksmith WALKER, Sam, Sheriff WALLACE, L.W., Clerk WARD, C.H., Meat Market WATSON, James E., General Stage, Express, Steamboat &.Railroad Agent. WATTS, A., Mason WATTS, J. ~BB, Wm., Lab. WEILER, Henry, Lab. WESSELL, C. WESSELL, John, Waiter, Commercial House WESSELL,John H., Barkeeper WHITCOMB, A., Printer WHITNEY, F. C., Mason WHITNEY, H., Civil Engineer WHITNEY, J.C., Laundry WHITNEY, J.P., Groceries & Provisions WHITNEY, R.J., w. R.W. Ludington WHITTAKER, Joseph, Carp. WIDEMAN, W., Lab. WILDER, A., Clerk w. Prentiss & Griswold WILDER, John H., Carriage Maker WILLER, Henry, Lab. WILEY, Samuel, Lab. WILLIAMS, L.N., Carp. WILLIAMS, O.D., .Mason WILLIAMS, Wm. Y YOUNG, Samuel, Attorney at Law Z ZIMMERMAN, John, Tailor ZIMMERMAN, W., Saloon ********** CEMETERY BOOK Eudora, Kansas (1869-1921) Copied by Judy Sweets at Spencer Research Library, Lawrence, Ks. Vol. .IV, No. :2, '. The Pioneer. Date of Death Date of Burial Name Age 19 Feb. 6 Feb. 20 Feb. Bertie GEVREZ, Anna COHN 6 60 yr. 7 Mar. 11 Mar. 17 Mar. 8 Mar. 13 Mar. 18 Mar. John HARRIS Minnie SCHMITH George PORTER 9 mos. M " 2 yrs. F Wh. 28 Yrs. M Wh. Continued from Sex Color Nation- II of ality Lot Cause of Death 1881 F Wh. German F Black Africa " German Amer. 224 Diptheria single grave Consumption " Diarrhoea 167 Diptheria single grave Consumption �110 Eudora Cemetery Records continued Sex Color Nation- 1/ of Lot ality Age Date of Death Date of Burial Name 1881 29 Mar. 12 May 30 Mar. 14 May W Amer. 1 yr. lOmos. M Fred ANTHONY 12 yr. F Black Africa Kitie STRAWTHER 12 May 21 May 27 May 15 July 7 Aug. 20 Aug. 24 Aug. 7 Martha STRAWTHER 14 May 91 Davie DAVIS 23 May 53 Jacob STROBLE 29 May 40 17 July Mike MERZ 8 Wm. FICHER 8 Aug. 21 Aug. Harmon GABRIEL 3 yr. 6 3 25 Aug. Hubert GRIFFEN 4 Sept. 9 Sept. 5 yr. 5 Sept. Adolghina ALBRIGHT· 10 Sept. Child of Mary and M.D. 3 yr. GNASE 15 yr~' Harry WALKER 3 Oct. Ellsworth Lulo 5 Oct. 3 yr. SCHAFFER 30 yr. 10 Oct. SydiiL FORD 11 Oct. Child of Souis 3 wks. CLAVOM (?) 16 Yr. Clara SMITH 1 Nov. 22 yr. M.J. WIDNER' 4 Nov. 2 Oct. 4 Oct. 9 Oct. 10 Oct. 30 Oct. 2 Nov. 1882 1 Jan. 27 Jan. 7 Mar. 23 Mar. 28 Mar. 6 Apr. 12 Apr. 23 Apr. 24 Apr. 17 May 26 May 18 July 19 20 26 28 12 July July July July· Aug. 2 Jan. 28 Jan. 10 Mar. 25 Mar. 30 Mar. 7 Apr. 13 Apr. 24 Apr. 25 Apr. ·18 May 28 May 19 July 20 21 27 29 13 July July July July Aug. yr. yr. Yr. yr. yr. moS. mos. F " " M " " M White German M " " " M " 15 Aug. 3 Sept. 16 Sept. 17 Sept. 21 Sept. 22 Sept. C.N. MINZER 27 yr. " Diptheria Brain Fever " " M " Amer. 203 121 220 52 200 F " German 170 Old Age Dropsy Drowned Pneumonia Diptheria Sumner Complaint Diptheria M M " Amer. " " 223 232 Croup Diptheria " " German. 170 M " single grave M Black Amer. single Sumner Complaint grave· F White German Measles 167 F " " Pneumonia 85 F " Amer. 1 yr. 8 mos. F Helen CONGER " " Thomas H. REID 1 yr. 3 mos. M " " Holdiner MENZER 2 yr. 3 mos. M " German 53 yr. M Johnso~ SMITH " Amer. Lizzie GABRIEL 37 yr. F " German F Mrs. ISLE " " Child of Fred ANTONE 7 mos. " Amer. Anna Cole KOEHLER 72 yr .. F " German 14 yr. M Harry BUCK " " Cathrine WILLIAMS 67 yr. F " Amer. 22 yr. M George REALE " " Twin babies ,of Dr. F HITTEL 1 da. " " August GABRI,EL 5 mos .. (?)M " German A.M. ABELS M " " Mary MEYER 4 mos. F " " Albert ABELS 8 yr. M " " Child of Edmond ANTHONY 8 mo. M Black Amer. . Grant .DAVIS M. 3 yr. " " T. BRENDER 1 yr. M White " Fredrick WINKELMAN 71 yr. M " German Alta DOYLE 2 yr. F " " 14 Aug. 2 Sept .. 15 Sept. 16 Sept. 231 single grave Cause oLDeath F " " 158 84 129 95 57 222 231 153 248 98 99 Spasm " Croup Lung Fever " " " " Croup Cancer Lung Fever Heart Disease " " 249 57 222 Sumner Complaint 57 " " 229 " " single grave Flux Dysentary " 28 Fever 163 Flux single " grave 124 Erysipelas (?) �111 Eudora Cemetery Book, continued Age Name Sex Color Nation-·/I of Lot ality Date of Death Date of .Burial 1882 11 Oct. 12 Oct. 13 Oct. 19 Oct. 31 Oct. 7 Dec. 27 Dec. 12 Oct. 13 Oct. 14 Oct. 20 Oct. 1 Nov. 7. Dec. 29 Dec. F White German 3 yr. Katy BECK F 2 mo. A chi1d·of F. KOCH Amer. F 7 yr. L.B. WINN M 21 yr. C.K. LONG . F 3 yr. Bessie HITTEL Child of George OTT 1 yr. German 15 yr. 21 d. <M Robert EGGARDS 1883 19 Jan. 18 Jan. 8 Feb. 20 Jan. 22 Jan. 9 Feb. Charles F. PILLA Morris TOENNIES G. JOHNES 9 Feb. 10 Feb. Oscar HOPS' 19 Mar. 20 Mar. Herman H. CREAGER 9 Apr. 5 May 10 Apr. 6 May Pearly MONROE Fanny WARREN 3 yr.· 45 yr. F Blitck Amer. F White 5 May 6 May George DAVIS 59 yr. M 26 May 4 July 27 May 5 July Dan PHINISE: Stella DISSINGER 13 July 9 ~u1y 11 July 11 July 2 Aug. 23 Aug. 14 July 10 July 12 July 12 July 3 Aug. 24 Aug. Charles H. HAN William SUCHER Ralph SUCHER Warren SUCHER Lida REID Mrs. SNODDY. 7 Oct. 8 Oct. Mrs. HARNEL. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. 2 yr. 9 mo. M 33 yr. 2 mo.M 4 mos. M Black 1 yr. 25 yr. M White Amer. M .. " German .. , 75 yr. M 18 mos. F .. .. ". 23 yr. M 6 yr. M 2 yr. 8mos.M M 5 yr. 9 mos. F 65 yr. F .. .. .. .. . .. 25 yr. Black F Amer. German .. .. . .. Amer. 261 195 425 170 249 87 99 189 225 single grave single grave 155 Cause of Death .. .. Diptheria Dropsy Croup .. Typhoid Fever Lung Fever Pneumonia Killed on rock cruscher (sic) 42 Sore Throat 'Congestion of 157 Lungs single Consumption grave Neuralgia 361 single Nervous grave disease Killed by cars Diptheria .. . .. .. " 84 single grave " " ... .. Heart Disease To be continued in future issues of The Pioneer. ************ CLINTON CEMETERY (Located 1 mile west of Clinton, Kansas in Douglas County) Section rrr(of IV Sections) Lot 3 James McKee CUMMINGS Agnes A. (STANWIX) CUMMINGS 1892 - 30 Nov. 1925 1891 - 15 Sept. 1918 ~ 4 Lotta Lou (PETEFISH) WOODWARD Ezra Geary WOODWARD Nettie Faye WOODWARD 27 Sept. 1861 - 31 Mar. 1929 18 Oct. 1859 - 12 Oct. 1938 18 Nov. 1891 - 23 July 1974 S �112 Clinton Cemetery continued Lot N~ 15 May 1895 - 31 May 1961 13 July 1892 - 17 May 1977 4 Ethel May (WOODWARD) HESS Edwin F. HESS 5 Inez F. BOWEN Harvey B. BOWEN Darwin·E. BOWEN Sarah A. BOWEN 6 W. J. McKEE Margaret I. CUMMINGS Emma (McKEE). CUMMINGS Henry A. CUMMINGS Margaret (CALHOUN) CUMMINGS James CUMMINGS Isabella CUMMINGS Laurancia D•. HEINE Henry HEINE 1806 - 1891 19 Sept. 1888 - 25 Dec. 1980 17 Jan. 1857 - 3 Oct. 1945 26 Aug. 1845 - 26 May 1895 7 May 1815 - 12 Sept. 1897 1812 - 26 May 1868 15 Oct. 1815 - 12 Aug. 1890 Henry R. HEINE Annie L. HEINE Lucy C. HEINE Mary O. HEINE 13 Aug. 1893 - 15 Feb. 1979 7 1856 - 1927 1849 - 1922 1817 - 1882 - 31 Dec. 1875 3 Nov. 1836 - 16 Sept. 1876 5 June 1828 - 3 July 1902 16 Oct. 1944 1873 1950 1861 21 Jan-. 1902 - 27 OCt. 1957 Abner OREN Mary A. OREN 1835 - 1905 1925 1841 10 Mary Ann DAVIS Issac DAVIS 1805 1882 1847 - 1889 12 Effie May CHRIST~AN Anna Belle CHRISTIAN Della CHRISTIAN Peter CHRISTIAN Anna CHRISTIAN 1884 1890 1881 1827 1829 14 Absolom WHITE Sanford WHITE Andrew WHITE Polly WHITE 1801 1798 16 Walter A. MITCHE~L Ruth (KISER) MITqHELL 1881 - 18 Nov. 1936 1881 - 1963 17 Augustine HOSKINS Nancy HOSKINS 20 Solon MITCHELL 1909 - 16 Dec. 1960 26 Nickerson COWEN 1799 - 17 June 1886 27 Marion D. WEEKLEY 29 Jim BROOKIN John BROOKIN Dave BROOKIN 31 Glenn L. KISER James H. KISER Maggie M. KISER 9 - 17 Oct. 1927 1917 1901 8 May 1903 18 May 1924 9 Dec. 1885 6 Nov. 1865 ·1791 - 1859 1799 - 1871 8 Sept. 1859 - 23 Oct. 1887 - 18 Dec. 1918 - 30 June 1939 - 3 Jan. 1943 1902 - 16 June 1965 28 Apr. 1872 - 20 Nov. 1931 21 Jan. 1878 - 14 July 1917 �113 Clinton Cemetery continued Lot 33 William A. KISER 1882 - 11 Aug. 1937 34 Minnie (KISER) LOGAN Alexander KISER Mary Jane KISER 1892 - 14 June 1973 1847 - 3 Nov. 1926 1850 - 6 Apr. 1922 35 Lillian F. (RICHARDSON) WHITE Olin G. WHITE Russell G. WHITE Osie-L. WHITE *George W. WHITE Martha Jane WHITE 2 Apr. 1902 - 22 June 1971 19 Oct. 1903 - 13 Apr. 1964 28 Nov. 1876 - 17 Dec. 1956 24 Feb. 1880 - 22 May 1947 5 July 1844 - 15 Nov. 1932 13 Feb. 1840 - 16 Apr. 1911, - 5 Jan. 1948 36 Howard Lester CHRISTIAN 38 Daisy Ann CHRISTIAN Ruby Marie CHRISTIAN 15 May 1888 - 1 Jan. 1942 15 July 1914 - 20 Sept. 1914 39 Infant daughter John E. DRAPER 13 May 1866 9 Nov. 1857 - 6 Apr. 1863 40 Tuney RILEY 1861 - 9 July 1863 15 23 29 14 27 11 1911 - 9 Apr. 1912 1868 - 3 Mar. 1905 1843 - 5 Nov. 1927 1829 - 12 May 1898 Nov~ 1876 - 20 Jan. 1893 May 1871 - 20 June 1892 Apr. Oct. Mar. Feb. 41 Isabel Shirley SMITH William H. STEELE Isabella C. 'STEELE *Robert Alex STEELE Sr. Mary T. STEELE , Elizabeth M. STEELE 42 Emice P. SMITH Edith (STEELE) SMITH Margaret C. STEELE Charles A. STEELE 15 Apr. 1879 ~ 9 Nov. 1914 5 Nov-. 1884 - 28 Sept. 1957 22 Feb. 1875 - 5 Aug. 1958 2 Sept. 1878 - 18 Mar. 1931 43 James Cooper STEELE Elizabeth F. STEELE Harriet S. STEELE 11 Nov. 1801 - 7 Nov. 1878 - 3 Feb. 1868 1839 - 3 Sept. 1859 44 Edwin W. STEELE 45 Elva L. WOODWARD George P. WOODWARD Adda PETEFISH 15 July 1893 - 26 Dec. 1903 28 Apr. 1888 - 2 Mar. 1890 22 Jan. 1838 26 Oct. 1886 47 Elnora HOLLINGSWORTH Albert L. HOLLINGSWORTH Robert"V. HOLLINGSWORTH Ada HOLLINGSWORTH 22 June 1841 - 28 Jan. 1892 2 Apr. 1841 - 9 Sept. 1896 22 Dec. 1868 - 20 Aug. 1912 3 Dec. 1865 - 17 June 1928 50 Horace MACY Lena E. MACY 1846 - 29 May 1911 18 Dec. 1868 - 8 Oct. 1960 52 Anna A. DEAN Baby DEAN Wallace A. DEAN Eva L. DEAN *James R. DEAN - 12 Oct. 1874 1867 - 1951 23 Sept. 1862 --ZS-Apr. 1906 1859 12 Apr. 1879 - 24 June 1926 �114 Clinton Cemetery continued 22 Nov. 1860 - 27 July 1887 22 May 1861 - 20 July 1890 1825 - 27 Dec. 1914 2 Nov. 1821 - 24 Mar. 1890 11 Sept. 1858 - 9 Mar. 1887 53 Annie N. DEAN Mary E. DEAN Mary V. DEAN Robert A. DEAN Charles D. DEAN 54 James S. DEAN Eliza DEAN Infant DEAN 1792 - 19 Sept. 1873 1797 - 4 Dec. 1870 55 Mollie HALDERMAN Samuel W. HALDERMAN - 1964 1867 - 1930 57 Emeranda WHITE 1825 - 9 Mar. 1880 *60 John WOOD S.arah WOOD Ella E. (ALLEN). VAIL Mary WOOD Malinda WOOD Sherman WOOD 1835 1835 1867 1868 1865 1866 '*61 Austin WHITE - 1899 1907 1910 1917 1920 1941 - 30 Sept. 1859 62 Gertrude E. COPELAND 67 Melissa LEWIS Ethel May TURNER Callie Belle LEWIS Edward P. LEWIS 25 Feb. 1885 1913 23 Feb. 1876 1 May 1884 - *68 George WASHINGTON Lemuel WASHINGTON Amanda WASHINGTON William WASHINGTON Marion WASHINGTON Infant WASHINGTON - 26 Dec. 1931 1875 - 6 Mar. 1894 1841 - 19 Mar. 1889 18 Sept. 1884 - 4 Jan. 1885 1881 - 13 Feb. 1882 - 1871 *71 Robert TANSTON 2 19 Oct. 1927 1963 22 Apr. 1969 Mar. 1918 16 Jan. 1809 - 22 Feb. 1861 2 Feb. 1808 - 8 Jan. 1861 78 Lettitia HAZELTINE David P. HAZELTINE 81 Thomas J. OSBORN Nancy OSBORN William OSBORN - 2 Aug. 1871 1848 - 19 Dec. 1886 1847 - 26 Dec. 1866 82 Frank SCOFIELD Arthur SCOFIELD Louis J. AVERY William F. AVERY 1863 1860 1844 1832 86 Richard Lacey BRADLEY Elizabeth Jane BRADLEY '88 J. M. DONALD 1813 - 27 Mar. 1865 90 George TUCKER Susie E. TUCKER Charlie D. TUCKER Myrtle A. TUCKER 1855 - 6 Jan. 1926 1866 3 Nov. 1936 1893 - 1896 1889 - 16 Apr. 1913 - 18 25 19 16 July Mar. Jan .. July 1864 1861 1865 1869 31 Jan. 1891 - 22 Dec. 1965 24 Dec. 1901 - 8 Dec. 1978 �115 C1i~ton Lot .' .. • ~1/.41 .1,' ,U.f Cemetery cont1nued 91 Jennie STOUT 10 Apr. 1846 - 20 Oct. 1871 92 John Lawrence HULCE Grace E. (TUCKER) (HULCE) REUSCH 6 June 1868 - 14 Jan. 1924 4 June 1885 - 6 Jan. 1930 , 93 *95 100 101 Willie DOOM 1820 - 2 Mar. 1821 E.G. MACY John G. MACY Ernest S. MACY John H. MACY 1849 - 1911 1895 - 1913 1885 - 1923 Rev. R.J. BURNS Margaret Ann BURNS Mary (RICHERSON) PETEFISH Marion P. PETEFISH Parry Oliver STEBBINS William Henry STEBBINS *Cu11en Clifford STEBBINS Elmer Eben STEBBINS James Taylor STEBBINS Nellie May STEBBINS 1827 - 25 Feb. 1891 1829 - 6 May 1913 28 Oct. 1943 17 Apr. 1867 23 Mar. 1860 - 8 Feb. 1935 9 May 1885- 16 Dec. 1891 10 Sept. 1881 - 6 Jan. 1944 23 Nov. 1887 - 15 Apr. 1938 25 Jan. 1883 - 18 Aug. 1918 1847 - 12 Apr. 1891 25 Feb. 1891 - 12 Mar. 1891 15 Nov. 1839 - 19 May 1909 20 June 1837 - 1 Oct. 1910 5 Jan. 1866 - 7 Aug. 1934 2 June 1864 - 15 June 1944 20 Jan. 1856 - 31 Jan. 1926 102 Henry Clay HOUT Caroline (HOCKENSMITH) HOUT Jackson D. GIBLER Margaret E. (HOUT) GIBLER Frances GIBLER 103 James H. DEAN Mary C. DEAN 104 Thomas W. GIBLER Maryetta (HOUT) GIBLER Forest W. GIBLER, Infant 25 July 1859 26 Nov. 1923 17 Dec. 1868 - 3 July 1959 8 Oct. 1967 105 Sarah CLARK William CLARK Hu1dah CLARK 24 Feb. 1843 - 12 June 1867 6 May 1804 - 11 Dec. 1866 27 June 1816 - 3 Nov.' 1855 108 Alfred CURTIS Clara CURTIS Frank A. CURTIS 109 W. E. BOWER Sarah A. BOWER James A. BOWER 111 Vesper B. BRYANT William G. BRYANT Emily W. BRYANT S ~ 113 Lee HADEN *N ~ 113 Joseph SIMPSON 114 Estella LOGAN *Robert LOGAN Bertha L. LOGAN , 1855 - 14 Nov. 1944 1870 - 19 July 1939 1823 - 1867 1831 - 1897 1860 - 1920 24 Mar. 1861 - 15 Apr. 1861 - 1 Feb. 1865 r6-·-A~g. 1861 - 10 Sept. 1861 ,.S;.".,- '- 27 Aug. 1869 - 28 Aug. 1865 23 Mar. 1864 1809 - 6 July 1931 12 Nov. 1882 - 10 Mar. 1961 1841 - 13 Dec. 1918 1894 - 11 May 1896 �116 Clinton. Cemetery continued Lot 129 Johnie FAULKlNER Shadback BROWN - 1 June 1872 1864 - 8 Apr. 1865 131 Ebenezer DISBROW 27 Mar. 1827 - 8 Jan. 1880 133 Floyd CURTIS Elizabeth CURTIS 1862 1864 - 14 Apr. 1935 136 John Henry HOUT Minnie Louise (HARRELL) HOUT 1872 - 18 Oct. 1957 7 Mar. 1875 - 14 Apr. 1945 29 Nov. 1866 - 26 Oct. 1942 17 May 1873 - 31 Dec. 1935 S ~ 137 Richard A. GIBLER Sarah L. GIBLER William Daniel GIBLER 27 Mar. 1932 - 20 Aug. 1933 4 Feb. 1903 - 22 June 1979 16 Feb. 1900 - 30 Jan. 1957 N ~ 137 N~ 134 . Charles Lester LOSH Myra (JAMES) LOSH Willis GIBLER John C. .GIBLER • Nancy Louisa GIBLER 138 ' Violet May DIRK James M. DIRK Baby Boy DIRK *F1oyd George DIRK , Goldie Mildred (HOUT) DIRK 29 Dec. 1861 - 18 May 1946 29 Jan. 1870 - 16 Sept. 1933 20 Jan. 1856 - 31 Jan. 1926 29 Aug. 1920 - 29 Aug. 1920 1939 - 1 Mar. 1939 1940 - 7 May 1940 10 Sept. 1921 - 24 Nov. 1960 5 Mar. 1902 - 25 Feb. 1960 139 *E1liot JACK SECTION IV 5 Robert Claude FLORY 10 Feb. 1919 - 16 Sept. 1976 6 Lillian L. KAMPSCHROEDER William M. KAMPSCHROEDER Effie F. (KENNEDY) KAMPSCHROEDER 14 Mar. 1914 - 14 Mar. 1914 24 Nov. 1876 - 10 Dec. 1928 29 July 1878 - 11 Jan. 1954 S ~ 7 Frances A. WOODWARD Roscoe Earl WOODWARD . 11 Aug. 1893 - 30 May 1956 31 Aug. 1889 - 15 Nov. 1949 N~ 7 Walter L. PAYNE Vienna (CHILCOTE) PAYNE 9 Frances A. (WOODWARD) SURBER Charles Wesley SURBER 10 Aug. 1863 - 3 Jan . 1959 9 Feb. 1859 - 4 Nov. 1898 lone WOODWARD :Char1es Edward WOODWARD Sarah Alice (CHILCOTE) WOODWARD 1891 - 30 July 1918 17 Oct. 1858 - 19 Dec. 1948 9 Oct. 1859 - 21 Apr. 1914 Lot 10 11 William Harvp. BARTON William La Niere BARTON Myrtle (WOODWARD) BARTON Oliva F. (WOODWARD) BULLOCK *John W. BULLOCK *Henry W. POFF 1867 1929 1861 - 1940 11 Sept. 1879 - 31 July 1957 5 Apr. 1906 - 20 Jan. 1920 5 Mar. 1881 - 13 Aug. 1909 3 Mar. 1883 - 11 Aug. 1920 16 Mar. 1819 - 20 Jan. 1900 �117 Clinton Cemetery continued Lot 12 13 15 George W. WOODWARD Margaret A. (BULLOCK) WOODWARD Noel WOODWARD Blain WOODWARD Harry George GREEN S. W. BULLOCK Horace W. THOMPSON Catherine A. THOMPSON Mary Victoria CARTRIGHT . Constant J. CARTRIGHT Stephen S. HOLLOWAY Enuna E. HOLLOWAY 23 Jan. 1852 - 2 May 1887 4 Nov. 1858 - 23 Oct. 1918 16 Apr. 1909 - 28 Mar. 1910 1821 1826 1848 1843 - 1869 1869 1928 1889 20 Aug. 1866 - 12 Jan. 1949 24 July 1870 - 17 Feb. 1957 i6 David MARCKLE , Samue 1 MARCKLE 24 Feb. 1824 - 4 Jan. 1875 25 Mar. 1789 - 14 Oct. 1865 17 William E. BRAWLEY Mother . Maggie BRAWLEY 7 June 1862 - 11 June 1922 1839 - 19 Sept. 1916 1863 - 16 Dec. 1906 21 Albert Harrison WOODWARD Evelyn Lucile WOODWARD Grace J. (HOLLINGSWORTH) WOODWARD 22 Baby Daughter WICKS E. L. WICKS 23 : 24 26 27 28 29 .30 31 *Carson WICKS Sophronia WICKS Elsie Mae WICKS . Mattie Belle (CORBIN). HALLMARK John Henry HALLMARK Elmer HALLMARK *Lemue1 WOODWARD Mary (WILSON) WOODHARD Charles Erastus CHRISTIAN 25 Oct. 1878 - 2 Apr. 1910 20 Sept. 1901 - 18 Sept. 1919 27 Feb. 1883 - 2 June 1950 1834 - 1915 1834 - 1911 24 July 1896 - 20 June 1925 1877 - 1924 1860 - 1930 1900 - 1934 23 May 1799 - 27 May 1874 3 Aug. 1814 - 11 June 1899 1873 - 11 Apr. 1888 Rev. David Thompson WOODWARD 11 July 1817 - 14 Aug. 1906 Matilda Jane (YATES) (DeWITT) WOODWARD 4 Nov. 1832 - 31 Mar. 1913 Abel B. WOODWARD 13 Aug. 1873 - 1 Apr. 1919 Valentine WOODWARD 6 Sept. 1877 - 29 Sept. 1946 Harry M. GREEN 1879 - 1963 Mabel O. (WOODWARD) GREEN 14 June 1884 - 19 June 1963 *Wi11iam H. HERSCHELL 12 July 1949 - 14 Apr. 1968 Iva O. (STANWIX) BARTON 1886 - 5 Dec. 1976 Thomas Roy WOODWARD 14 Aug. 1883 - 4 Jan. 1922 Anna Belle WOODWARD 6 Oct. 1886 - 19 Dec. 1918 Letitia L. WOODWARD 1 May 1865 - 19 Dec. 1918 James Rucker WOODWARD 20 Aug. 1854 - 20 Jan. 1931 Martha Ellen (BAUM) WOODWARD 26 May 1854 - 4 Mar. 1913 �118 Clinton Cemetery continued Lot' 32 Nov. 1878 - 2 May 1964 Mar. 1868 - 2 Feb. 1920 June 1855 - 8 Jan. 1928 Sept. 1904 - 20 July 1907 Mar. 1914 - 23 Mar. 1914' Michael James BEAeH *Mark BEACH, M.D. Clara (HARPER) BEACH (RICE) , Ennnett H. BEACH 7 Aug. 1941 - 13 Apr. 1973 1873 - 1918 1880 - 1957 1905 - 1980 34 Frederick Henry KAMPSCHROEDER , Marie Ella (WISE) KAMPSCHROEDER 4 Apr. 1874 - 17 Dec. 1938 7 July 1883 - 27 Dec. 1967 35 Ernest NELSON 24 Sept. 1897 - 28 Aug. 1972 36 Norma Jeanne (DICKEY) DAVIS Robert A. STEELE Rilla (EVANS) STEELE Roy N. DICKEY 15 Feb. 1943 - 25 Oct. 1977 1872 - 1953 1881 - 1931 10 Sept. 1910 - 1 June 1978 45 Shar1et E. THURBER Stuart W. THURBER Elmer THURBER - 13 Mar. 1946 1914 - 1964 12 Feb. 1883 - 31 Aug. 1931 47 48 '49 ~ 11 20 29 13 13 33 '46 N Lillie May ANDERSON John W. ANDERSON Ruth Ann LAMB Mabel Ruth ANDERSON Glenn ANDERSON Ruth (HELWIG) HOUT , Rose Lee (JONES) SCOTT *Thomas Henry HOUT 22 Feb. 1908 - 30 Apr. 1976 26 Nov. 1889'- 3 Nov. 1970 9 Dec. 1895 - 4 Aug. 1953 ,Eugene W. HUMPHREY Maude M. (McKENNEY) HUMPHREY Horace B. HUMPHREY Willie C. HUMPHREY 10 18 18 16 Feb. June Oct. Mar. 1909 1881 1876 1878 - 17 Dec. 1925 5 Mar. 1939 3 Mar. 1958 28 Oct. 1946 Glenn KAMPSCHROEDER 18 Jan. 1920 - 20 July 1921 Charles Frederick KAMPSCHROEPER 16 Oct. 1870 - 21 Sept. 1938 Sarah Frances (SHA~ol) KAMPSCHROEDER 4 Feb. 1882 - 22 Feb. 1954 Daisy Marie HARRELL David Benjamin HARRELL Ida Susan (ANDERSON) HARRELL 16 Feb. 1896 - 26 Mar. 1916 9 Mar. 1860 - 3 Mar. 1948 1 June 1866 - 31 Aug. 1951 50 Arnold P O S T E N 1 9 0 6 - 22 Oct. 1930 Mary E. POSTEN 19 Sept. 1869 - 30 Dec. 1960 52 LeRoy THURBER Elsie C. THURBER Mary Alice THURBER Whitford THURBER Mary Elizabeth THURBER 53 Charles Hoyt THOMAS 13 Feb. 1902 - 21 May 1972 ,57 'Lafe REED 'Sarah -C CORBIN) REED Arthur REED (son) 9 months 20 Jan. 1871 - 8 Nov. 1915 27 Dec. 1868 - 6 June 1939 '58 *William HALLMARK Nancy HALLMARK James W. HALLMARK Prentice HOWE Minnie B. CAYLOR 1882 1875 1850 1880 1836 1814 1820 1855 11 Dec. 1874 25 Oct. -1873 - 1969 1957 9 Feb. 1907 1905 10 July 1871 - 13 Sept. 1883 - 8 Jan. 1872 - 24 Dec. 1910 3 Apr. 1875 - 10 July 1874 �119 Clinton Cemetery continued Lot N~ 59 Frank P. HOWARD 25 May 1867 - 19 Apr. 1891 61 ,Lucinda HUTCHISON Charles BACHELOR Ella A. BACHELOR Willie SAWYER Armittie SAWYER 1833 - 9 Dec. 1888 10 May 1876 - 29 Apr. 1944 9 July 1877 - 4 Sept. 1938 1879 - 19 June 1889 62 Ethel SAWYER . Nancy K. SAWYER Elmer E. SAWYER Dora SAWYER *Bryon SAWYER Zorada SAWYER T. E. SAWYER 1891 1868 1861 6 Sept. 1850 4 May 1846 1816 1712 63 'Stephen A. BLANKENSHIP John BLANKENSHIP Lillie BLANKENSHIP 1855 - 26 Apr. 1884 1 Feb. 1831 - 7 Feb. 1890 12 Aut. 1838 - 17 Feb. 1925 64 Minnie B. BLANKENSHIP , Belle BLANKENSHIP 1862 - 1943 1870 - 1949 65 Augusta M. NELSON Frederick H. NELSON Louise C. THURBER 4 Dec. 1863 - 12 Nov. 1937 31 Mar. 1861 - 22 Nov-. 1934 20 Jan. 1889 - 8 Jan. 1919 66 Alford ANDERSON Christene ANDERSON John ANDERSON .Christene THURBER 67 J. Byron KIRKPATRICK Adda Irene (McNISH) KIRKPATRICK William Andrew McNISH Emma Olive (HOUT) McNISH Bertin B. McNISH 69 Myra Boyd CUMMINGS Grace F. CUMMINGS Arthur B. CUMMINGS Infant son CUMMINGS 70 Margaret CUMMINGS *Wi11iam J. CUMMINGS, Jr. William J. CUMMINGS, Sr. Emma H. CUMMINGS Charles H. CUMMINGS . Myra Belle CUMMINGS 71 *Horace TUCKER 72 *Harry THURBER Pearl O.THURBER, Jr. Pearl o. THURBER, Sr. Emma W. THURBER - 12 Dec. 1918 - 1948 - 14 Dec. 1940 - 24 Apr. 1923 22 Apr. 1900 - 5 Oct. 1883 - 7 Sept. 1801 1873 - 24 Aug. 1907 1832 - 5 Sept. 1919 1833 - 6 Aug. 1907 - 1 June 1910 1889 - 22 Jan. 1939 1896 - 11 Mar. 1975 12 May 1869 - 3 June 1941 1 Aug. 1863 - 9 Mar. 1935 11 Nov. 1886 - 20 Jan. 1905 1854 - 24 Feb. 1930 1877 - 1949 1880 - 30 May 1945 - 20 Oct. 1909 1873 1873 1848 1852 1884 1876 - 1950 - 1960 - 1919 - 22 Mar. 1938 -2 June 1945 - 24 Feb. 1963 22 Feb. 1887 24 Dec. 1888 29 Jan. 1896 - 7 Mar. 1927 2 Oct. 1925 30 Nov. 1953 13 Dec. 1971 �120 Clinton Cemetery continued Lot 73 Glenn A. HOLLINGSWORTH Ollie L. (WHITE) HOLLINGSWORTH Albert HOLLINGSWORTH Ralph Waldo HOLLINGSWORTH 21 July 1910 - 8 Jan. 1975 27 Mar. 1874 - 22 Apr. 1958 8 Oct. 1876 - 14 July 1936 25 Mar. 1901 - 16 July 1925 74 John E. KOEHLER Bertha Nora KOEHL~R 30 Mar. 1865 - 6 Feb. 1943 4 Aug. 1875 - 20 Feb. 1927 75 Ida Blanche ROBINSON Edward W. ROBINSON Cyrus Dale ROBINSON 11 Apr. 1880 - 31 Aug. 1959 9 July 1877 - 11 Apr. 1954 14 July 1908 - 31 Aug. 1959 S ~ 85 Elaine V. (HERSCHELL) DANIEL 1 Oct. 1918 - 20 Feb. 1979 S ~. 86 John Dwane HERSCHELL 2 May 1952 - 19 June 1974 S ~ 87 Charles J. HERSCHELL 14 Feb. 1881 - 31 July 1971 N~ 87 . George Lewis SIMMONS John Roy SIMMONS Margaret SIMMONS 18 Feb. 1890 - 11 Jan. 1957· 4 Aug. 1865 - 1 Feb. 1935 22 Mar. 1869 - 23 Mar. 1944 88 Oscar Ralph ANDERSON 14 Oct. 1912 - 20 Apr. 1933 S ~. N~ 89 89 Hu1dah A. BRADLEY . Amosa B. BRADLEY Alberta THURBER Orville E. THURBER 17 Oct. 1864 - 3 Feb. 1953 23 Sept. 1854 - 5 July 1932 1859 - 25 Apr. 1940 1855 - 20 Oct. 1926 Baby BRADLEY Lettie V. (TALLEY) BRADLEY Oral A. BRADLEY Edward J. BRADLEY - 28 Feb. 1927 1 Oct. 1902 - 7 Sept. 1975 29 Nov. 1892 - 1 Dec. 1967 21 July 1928 - 23 June 1946 91 James F. SLUSSER iHaze1 E. WILLIAMS Clarence B. SLUSSER Lillie F. SLUSSER Grace SLUSSER Marvine SLUSSER 1847 - 20 Apr. 1931 29 Aug. 1919 - 20 Dec. 1971 7 Aug. 1871 - 26 Feb. 1964 29 May 1885 - 31 Mar. 1966 13 June 1906 - 27 Mar. 1951 1908 - 15 Apr. 1925 92 Leslie J. DEMERITT Florence E. (CLAXTON) DEMERITT Laura (HINDMAN) CLAXTON Ruth E. DEMERITT 16 Sept. 1888 - 20 Aug. 1972 9 June 1900 - 30 Nov. 1978 25 Apr. 1871 - 12 Feb. 1939 30 July 1924 - 25 Feb. 1925 93 Addie Bell LASSEN Hans J. LASSEN, Jr. Baby LASSEN 94 Albert W. HOUK Baby son HOUK· 22 Feb. 1898 - 21 Oct. 1960 16 Apr. 1925 Maggie B. BUSBY 1889 - 196'8 . 90 S ~ 95 N ~ 95 Jessie CARRELL *James CARRELL 96 *Edward D. PUGH Eliza PUGH (DAILEY) 1898 - 6 Dec. 1942 - 25 Nov. 1926 - 23 Jan. 1925 1906 - 1924 15 Mar. 1840 - 10 Feb. 1924 1829 - 29 May 1904 1866 - 8 May 1898 �121 Clinton Ceme.tery' continued Lot 18 May 1907 ~ 24 Oct. 1965 97 Almeda M; PETEFISH 98 William T. HOWE M. M. HOWE 1873 - 1936 1853 - 1912 S~. 99 Lloyd H. PARRY Lida PARRY 1889 - 26 Nov. 1972 - 28 Mar. 1977 N~. 99 Jesse Byron LowELL Mary C. (STEBBINS) LOWELL 19 Feb. 1886 - 19 Mar. 1967 5 Mar. 1889 - 9 June 1973 100*Samue1 BARTHOLOMEW 103 104 S ~ 105 N ~ 108 S ~109 110 N ~ 12 May 1895 - 31 3 Oct. 1892 - 30 1834 - 2 1849 - 2 Ada JACKSON Haywood JACKSON Phobe JACKSON Lucinda JACKSON May 1911 Aug. 1918 Oct. 1924 May 1926 10' Jan. 1932 - 28 Apr. 1973 3 Dec. 1946 - 3 Feb. 1969 23 Mar. 1903 - 16 Sept. 1979 Daniel Lee HALLMARK Janet o~ HALLMARK . Howard H. HALLMARK Elroy A. McNISH 2 July 1915 - 26 Jan. 1964 Alvin T. HALLMARK 18 Mar. 1912 - 17 Dec. 1971 Ivan F. SLUSSER 7 Oct. 1916 - 23 Aug. 1974 ~ John Edgar ZINKHAM : Myrtle M. (STUDEBAKER) ZINKHAM Harry H. STUDEBAKER 19 Aug. 1884 - 31 Mar. 1975 19 Feb. 1891 - 11 July 1964 1883 - 1964 111 Raymond B. LaDUKE 28 Mar. 1902 - 3 Jan. 1979 114 Robert Eldon HARRELL 17 July 1927 - 24 Feb. 1966 SECTION V Lot 58 Charles Kester WOODWARD 28 Dec. 1901 - 8 Apr. 1976 SECTION VI 'John Lewis GIBLER 12 Mar. 1896 - 1974 Ivan William GIBLER Goldie Marie (SCHRABEL) GIBLER 6 Sept. 1897 - 28 July 1980 15 Dec. 1898 - 20 Nov. 1977 39 Harry G. KENNEDY 16 Jan. 1909 - 22 Apr. 1980 '48 ,arIa E. GARINGER 25 July 1901 - 13 Sept. 1977 82 1932 20 Mar. 1979 84 Joseph SCHIRMER 5 Aug. 1895 - 24 Dec. 1975 87 Donald Roland CLOUGH 17 May 1925 - 1 Nov. 1976 107 * *Wa1ter F. PETTENGILL Duane Lee JOHNSON *Rex Lee JOHNSON 14 Mar. 1959 - 23 Apr. 1959 14 Nov. 1896 - 13 Nov. 1973 Uriited States Service Men Maiden names and other married names when kno~ have been added in parentheses. I . Copie,d and submitted by Mrs. Goldie Hout and Mrs. Vivian Clough, Clinton, Kansas (Rt. 5, Lawrence). �122 Petitions for Naturalization Douglas Co.:1Kansas, taken from Naturalization Petition and Record Book Vol. I: Oct. 25, 1906 to Feb. 5, 1924 Compiled by Judy Sweets, Lawrence, Kansas Continued from Vol. IV, No.2, of THE PIONEER: p. 80 Name: HAAS, (Miss) Wilhelmina 'Addtess: 1316 Ohio St., Lawrence, KS 'Occupation: Landlady of Rooming House Born: 15 May 1865 at Ober-Morlen (or Moerlew?) 'Emigrated from: Hamburg about 15 July, 1879, arrived N.Y. on vessel, , "Huerter"(?) Declaratfon of Intention: 8 Aug. 1918, Douglas Co. Dist. Ct. Marital Status: Unmarried Resided in Karisas since: 4 Aug. 1879 p. 77 Name: HUNSINGER, C.H. Addtess: 1140 New Jersey St., Lawrence, KS Occupation: (1918) Livery (1921) Garageman Borri: Alsace (or Alsas) Germany, 30 Aug. 1874 EmIgrated from: Bremen, Germany on vessel (unknown), about 1 March 1887, , arrived N. Y. Declaration of Intention: 29 Mar .1918, Douglas Co. Dist. Ct. Resfded in Kansas since: 5 June 1889 Wife: Sophia Hunsinger, born, Eudora, Kansas Children: One Description of Petitioner: White, fair complexion, 5'8", 178 lbs., light hair, blue eyes p.120 Name: HELWIG, Albert Adam Residence: 1424 N.Y. St., Lawrence, KS Occupation: Carpenter (contractor) Born: Albsheim, Germany, 2 Mar. 1869 Emigrated from: Rotterdam, Holland about 15 Oct. 1888 arrived port of N.Y. on vessel "Rotterdam" Declaration of Intention: 11 Mar. 1918, Douglas Co. Dist. Ct. Wife: Emma Children: Five Description: (age 49) White, fair,S' 1", 165 lbs., brown hair, gray eyes Resided inKartsassirice: 10 Aug. 1908 p. 123 Name: HAAS, Frederick (Fredrick) Baldwin, KS 'Occupation: Retired farmer 'Born: 17 Jan. 1839, Ingenfingen, Germany (or Ingelfingen?) 'Emigratedftom: (Le) Havre, France about 15 April 1854, arrived port of N.Y. on vessel "Samuel Fox" .-.~derice: c· .".' :'".:..:. ---'- �123 Petitions for Naturalization continued HAAS, Frederick continued: Declaration of Intention: 15 May 1918, Douglas Co. District Ct. Resided in Kansas since: 1 Jan. 1858 Wife: Magdalena, horn Hassen, Germany Children: Seven Desctiptionof Petitioner: White, fair complexion, 5'8~", 125 1hs., gray hair, h1ue eyes. p. 26 Name: JEHLE, John . Ms"idence : Willow Springs Township Occupation: Farmer Born: 4 May 1862, Schaan, Lichtendein, Austria E'iriiratedfrom: Austria, 1 Mar. 1883, arrived port of N.Y. on vessel, "Perir" Declaration of Intention: 13 Oct. 1890, Douglas Co. Dist. Ct. Resided in Kansas since: 5 (or IS?) Mar. 1883 Wife: Mary Henrietta Schwarz Jehle, horn in Willow Springs Twp • . Children: Six Petition dismissed 20 Nov. 1911 because of death of petitioner. p. 91 . Name: JORDAN, Herbert Edwin ReSidence: 1600 Kentucky St., Lawrence, KS Occupation: Teacher (1918) Born: 18 Feb. 1878, Lemonvi11e, (Ontario), Canada ~rated to U~S. from: Winnipeg, Canada on Great Northern Railroad, arrived . Netche, N.D. about 13 Sept. 1906 Last foreign residence: Brandon, Canada Declaration of Intention: 9 Sept. 1918, Douglas Co. Dist. Ct. ResidedinKArtsassince: 15 Sept. 1911 Description: White, fair compI., 5' 10", 155 1bs., black hair, brown eyes Wife: Neva Mills, born E. Aurora, N.Y. Children: One p. 1~7 JASLOW, Max (original name was JAROSLAWSKY, Moisey or Moses?) He asked court to change name to Max JASLOW at the time of petition. Address: (1919) 853 St. Antoine, .Detroit, Michigan (1924) 1716 Mississippi St., Lawrence, KS Occupation :(1919) Student (1924) Teacher Born: (23) or 26 March 1896, Rostov on the Don, Russia ·Last'foreign residence: Rostoff on the Don, Russia Emigrated 'from: Libeau (or Liban?), Russia about 13 Dec. 1912, arrived port of N.Y. on vessel "Russia" Declaration of Interttion: Wayne Co. Circuit Court, Detroit, Michigan Resided in Kansas since: 2 Oct. 1921 DescriptiOn: (age 22) dark compI., 5' 4", 140 1bs., brown hair, eyes: one grey, one brown, scar on right eye Wife:' Dorothy, born 6 Sept. 1893, Oshmyanwi, Russia Children: Two Name: More 'information may be obtained directly from the Petitions. To b~ continued in future issues. �124 QUERIES Queries are free to members. They should state at least two facts to gain best results. Queries are also free to non-members, but must concern. Kansas related ancestors of fifty or earlier. Steven Thomas, 119 North Emma Street, Olathe, Kansas 66061 Will exchange information with all descendants of George and Katherine DEAY who lived in the Eudora and Vinland areas from the 1850 to present. Dr~ ·Etigei:i.eC~Gibbs,605 Lincoln, Coffeyville, Kansas 67337 Am seeking information on John .K~RANKIN in Lawrence, Kansas l863(?)-19l3(?). Was in buisness trading with Sac and Fox Indians near Stroud, Oklahoma 18771885 with .my grandfather Junius Wilbur GIBBS, his uncle Hiram GIBBS, son-inlaw Clarkson C~PIEKETT and John WHISTLER. Mrs. Maxine Moore Hougland, 1920 Harper St., Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Am looking for parents of James M. HOUGLAND, b. Kentucky 1823, wife Elizabeth WILSON, b. Hardin Co., Kentucky 30 May 1821, m. LaPlata, Mo. 16 April 1844. Came to Missouri when? Ten children born in Macon, Mo.: Thomas, 1845; Aaron Louis, 1 Jan 1846; Amanda, 1847; James, 1849; Stephen, Oct. 1850; Mary Josephine, 1856; Nancy Ellen,7 June 1859, d. 22 Feb. 1941, Olathe, Ks; Sus iana, .b. 1862; Sherman James Daniel HOUGLAND, 10 Mar. 1865, d. 15 Aug. 1935, Baldwin City, KS. Would like information on Thomas, James, Stephen. Mrs., Alan Vanloenen, 232 Deerfield Lane, Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Seek information on the family of Aquilla GARRETT, b. Ohio, 1834, and wife Sarah Jane, b. Ohio, Sept. 1843. They settled in Lincoln Township, Crawford County, Kansas and had ten children. Mrs. John F. Sweets, 2905 Moccasin Dr., Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Seek information concern.ing David A. BRADSHAW also known as "Artie" or "Arther", b. GA, SC, or NC about 1832. Wife was Sarah EASTERLING b. about 1830, Miss. Both lived in Scott Co., Miss. in mid 1800's. Family tradition states that David BRADSHAW or his father was a full blooded Creek Indian. Mrs. John F. Sweets, 2905 Moccasin Dr., Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Would like to exchange information concerning the Samuel Rowland COLLIER family of 'S.C. Wife was Delilah JOYNER (JOINER). One son, John Samuel COLLIER was born in S.C. about 1815, m. Eliza A. DUKES in Orangeburg District, S.C. Mrs. 'John F. Sweets, 2905 Moccasin Dr., Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Seek information concern.ing the DAVIS family who lived in the Shullsburg (Lafayette Co.), Wisconsin area in the 1860's. Margaret DAVIS born about l840·in Galway?, Ireland, m. Edward METCALF about 1865. Margaret's father may have been Peter DAVIS. Mrs. 'John F. Sweets, 2905 Moccasin Dr., Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Would like to correspond with descendants of FrancisVARING and Sarah DEROCHER VARING who were married in Jo Daviess Co., IL in 1852. Would like ito know what relationship they had, if any to the following families: PLAMONDON; SAVARY; FOURNIER,YOUNGLOVE,PROVEAU (PROVOST),AUTHIER. �125 Mts~ JohrtF~Sweets, 2905 MoccasirtDt., Lawtertce,.Kartsas· 66044 Edward METCALF, bapt. Co. Wicklow,Ireland and emigrated to Lafayette Co., Wisc. about 1846 married 1st Jane . ? about 1848. Would like to know Jane's maiden name. Also, does anyone know what the relationship was between this family and the KEARNEY and TRACY families? Mts~ C B. Lundquist, 2798 Strader Rd., Richmond, Indiana 47378 Seek information. concerning .the death date and burial place of Rudolf CARLSON who was supposedly buried in Appanoose Cemetery in Douglas Co., KS. Mrs. Cynthia L. Wilkes, 9850 N~ Federal #279, Denver, Colorado 80221 Would like to have information concerning my great-grandparents who lived in Lawrence, KS after immigrating from Ireland. Husband's name was Mitchell ST. JOHN, wife's name unknown. Michelle Motta, Gertetal Delivery, Weippe, Idaho 83553 Does anyone have information concerning my ancestors, Emma Florence WILSON born near Baldwin City, Douglas Co., KS, 6/9/l860? Her. parents were ? WILSON and Phebee VAN METER WILSON • . DertrtisKnox; 162 S. Kings Hwy., Stillwater, Okla. 74074 Seek information concerning William B.DENNIS and Adaline LITTLETON DENNIS who lived in Douglas Co. from about 1878 to about 1919. Am searching for a picture of my 2nd great grandfather, William B. DENNIS, Sr., his daughter, Margaret J.DENNIS and his son, George W.DENNIS. Would like to correspond with anyone having information concerning this family. CPT Wayne D. Reynolds, 538 H Seventh St., Ft. Richardson, Alaska 99505 Would like to correspond with persons having information concerning the Hiram LUNSFORD family who moved from Kentucky about 1862 to Edinburg, Il~~ and then moved to Lawrence, KS about 1867. Mrs. Ilah E. Derrick, 333 Kansas St., Lawrence, KS 66044 I am searching for David B.. JENNINGS, b. 12 Jan. 1828, PA, m. 1855 IN. and Daph~e Marie WATERMAN, b. NY 1837. Children Margaret M. ZAMWALT, Jennie M. GARDNER, Elizabeth, Ada M. HOSKINS, Nina M•. MIER, Milton." . Lived Washington Co., Kansas 1900. ---Mrs. Mary Jamison, Rt. 2, Box 58A, Baldwin City, KS 66006 Am still searching for more information on my grandfather's family, Joseph H. ANDERSON, Nemaha Co., Nebraska 1883, Washita Co., OK 1905. Born in Ohio 1847 or l848(?). Need specific dates, parents and siblings. Mrs'; Pauline B. Elniff, 820 Sunset Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 See~ing information to establish that Azariah David McCLURE, b. 1822 and James Charlton McCLURE, b. 1828 in Morris Twp., Huntingdon Co., PA and who went to Tazewell Co., IL in 1850, were the sons of James McCLURE and wife, Kesia (Keziah). On the 1850 census of Morris Twp., Huntingdon Co., PA, James McCLURE, age 58, and his wife, Keziah, 52 were listed with their sons, Andrew, 17, and Joseph, 13. In 1854, A.D. McCLURE married Betsy Ann GAINES Gordon in Ill. and in 1889 they moved to Republic, KS where a newspaper in 1894 reported that "Mr. A. McCLURE of Davenport, Iowa, a brother of Mr. A.D. McCLURE is :here on a visit. The brothers had not met for about fourteen years." �126 Mrs~PatilitieB~Eltiiff;820StitisetDrive;LawreticeiKS66044 Seeking information regarding the parents of JohtiTULEY'<TUELIE':"TOOLEY':"TULY), b. 13 Oct. 1760, and Mary FOLWELL, b. 25 Feb. 1767, whose marriage took place on ~4 Sept. l782--possibly in Burlington County, New Jersey. Jane M. Wiggins, 2020 Stratford Road, Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Seeking information on Priscilla BAKER, b. 15 Sept. 1834, Uniontown, Fayette Co., PA, d. 26 Dec. 1918, Lawrence, Douglas Co., KS, m. Dudley H. WIGGIN 22 Apr. 1859, Kansas City, MO. Death certificate states that her father was C. BAKER. She may have resided in Iowa before 1859. ***** The D.C.G.S. has these items for sale: Some back issues of "THE PIONEER" are available. Write for information. Cordley's "HISTORY OF LAWRENCE". 16 count package of four Lawrence scenes Notes. Copies of "THE ORIGINAL PREMPTIONS OF DOUGLAS COUNTY (KANSAS)". Copies of "THE ORIGINAL LANDOWNERS OF THE CITY OF LAWRENCE". ***** 1981-1982 OFFICERS President - Donald Vaughn Vice-President - Jean Snedeger Secretary - Judy Sweets Treasurer - Jane Wiggins Librarian ,- Pauline Elniff Editor - Mary Jamison Genealogist - ***** We thank you for the Douglas County records that have been indexed . copy~ng. We need them for this next year also . . When you donate articles or information, please either include a xeroxed copy of material or the reference and source for proof reading. We prefer just Douglas County records. Only some general Kansas information will be accepted. f or our "p.~oneer " Your editor, ,~~ � 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 The Pioneer, Vol. 4, No. 4: Spring 1981 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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Vol. $, No.1 PI81111 Published QUarterly By: 'Douglas CountH G'e'u ealogical Societa P.o. BOX 3664 LAWREN'CE , I<ANSAS 86044 �Published Quarterly By: The Douglas Count7 Genealogical Societ7 P. O. Box 3664 Lawrence, Kansas 66044 -----------~-----------~-----------------------------~-------------------Vol.3r, No.1 Summer 1981 --------~-------------------------------------~--------------------------Contents Page 1981-1982 D. C. G. S. Officers and Committees • • • • • • • • . • • • • • • 2 , Presi~ent's Letter. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• 1981-1982 D.C.G.S. ~mberships • • • • • • • • • • • •• 4 ••••• • • • Items for Sale b.1 the D. C. G. S • • • • • • • 3 • • • • • • • • 0 • • • • • Lawren~e" Ks. (Douglas Co.) Sources for Genealogical Information • • •• 1894 Lawrence, Kansas Daily World CLARK Information • • • .0. 1869 Memberships of Lawrence, Kansas Society of Friends • • • • 0 • • 5 6 • 7 0 • • • • • 8 1896 Class of Kansas University Law School • • • • • • • • • • • • 0 • • 18 1908 Lawrence, Kansas High School Graduates • • • • • • • • • • • • •• 19 St~ll,Kansas Cemetery Records • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• 20 Eudora" Kansas Cemetery Records • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .30 1859 Te'sti.'Tlonies !rom "Kansas Claims" • • 1887 Quantrill Raid Claims • • • • • • • • • • • • •• •• 32 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••••• 34 l899-l9?7 Obituary Records of New England SOCiety 01 Lawrence, Kansas •• 37 Queries',. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .43 ***** "Deal. with the man who does the most business. You will lind there is a reason lor it." -Daniel Webster �2 1981-1982. Officers: President • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Vice-President • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• Secretar,y • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • iTreEurer • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 'Librarian • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Editor • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Donald Vaughn Jean Snedegar ~ aWB8~ Jane \tI1.gg:lna Pan] 1 De Elniff Mary Jamison COlIIId.ttees: , Genealogy Research: Jane Wiggins... J~ Sweeta. . Library. Pauline EJJotarj ItmoKiawell, Dorothy" Wiggins. ufioneerU: !!!:Z JamiSon, BdDa Welling,Jane Wiggins, JWV Saets, Hugh Stouppe, Kathryn Bunton, Dorotb1' Clarke, Doro~ vaggins, Emma Berg. ~embership: Doro~ WiSf. Telephone: DOro~ar~ Irma' Kidwell, Kathryn BUD~n. ObitU8l7 Clipplngs ~ri=ICk. mndIe~ Olll1lffn1Q.paper&a Jean SDadeger, Grace Embers. , nab ----=-- The Douglaa County Genealogical Society is a non-profit organization with ~gular schedllled meetings the second Tuesday Dight of each month, 7:30 p.m. a.+ternated between the Lawrence Publio Ullrar,y and the Presbyterian Manor.' . Afternoon meetings. are held i f possible and occasional area tours.. Ail armual :public workshop is held to help in research. Hembersbip feea are IS.oo single, $7.50 for family mElllbers.. The fiscal :rear is from July 1 to June 30 the follow:l.ng :rear. Frank, Good's Home Town News- Wichita, Ks. Eagle-Beacon Copied with Permission. He who knows not and knows not that he knowa· not, is a fool; shun him. He who knows not and knows that he knows not, isa cbildl teach him. He who mOWs and knows not that he knows, is asleep; wake him. He who knows and knowa that he knows is :w1sej follow him. Persian proverb. Two fish ,were sw1nming along together in the river when the little fish asked the much ,larger fish: How did y-ou manage to grow so big?" 11M)' .~,n he replied, "When I was about y-our size I learned to keep rrq mouth sh~t~o h81"8' I am 1 II . ------Please remember-We need help in copying old records of Douglas County. "The Pionaara' Committee �3 Presidents' Letter I look back on the past look ahe ad and see many bIlt w'ork together tor a mitte~ chairpersons end constructive ones. year and see much accomplished by our societY'. I challenges. We should not le'\i our enthusiasm lag stronger SOCiety-. Thanks to all the tormer commembers 1Iho have toUed to make the past ;rears Pauline Elnift and her library committee have selected and pu.rchased several new books tor the libr&ry'. AD;yone having suggestions tor next years pur- chases, contact Pauline. Donations ot genealogical material. are alwap welcome.. The committee has spent many hours preparing the emhange quarterlies tor displq and lcBeping the melva. orderly., The societY' library is in a comer ot the Lmrrence Public Library and is tor the use ot the general public. The SOCietY' is gratetul to the library board and staft for their cooperation. The Pioneer has had another successful year under the editorship ot Mary' Jamison and her publication staff. M8.D¥ articles and records ot Douglas County useful to our members tar and near have been published. We welcome mater~ tor possible publication in the Pioneer. The material should be at least 75 Y'ears old and include TOur name, source, and date ot publishing. our Vice-President, Jean Snedegar, and Grace Embers have started indexing the deaths am. births in the early Douglas County newspapers on micro-film in the public library. Please contact one ot them i t TOu can help. Several ot the faithf'ul are still lIOrking on indexing the 1875 State Census of Douglas County. Thanks to llah Derrick, who has taken over the project of clipping the death, marriage, and birth notices in the local paper. This is the current issues and indexing them should be ot great help to researchers in the future. We are beginning to plan for a workshop to be held in the spring of 1982. The 0l'llJ' wtIg we can have a successful workshop is for everyone to pitch in and help. Please contact one of the otficers i f you are willing to help or have ideas that would make a better workshop:. Remenber our JOOnthly meetings on the second Tuesdq ot the month, generally at the' public library. --The items from the "Herald of Freedom" vere copied and contributed by" Paulin~ B. Elnift, Lawrence, Kansas. �4 DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY MEMBERSHIP 1981-1982 BANTA, John V., Jr., 2209 Kingston Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 BERG, Emma, R.F.D. 2, Box 224, Lawrence, KS 66044 BRESINA, Patricia M., 1411 Torbett, Rich1and,WA 99352 BRO~, Virginia, Box 325, Paola, KS 66071 BRUNE, Georgiana, R.F.D. 3, Lawrence, KS 66044 BUNTON, Kathryn J., 2135 Kentucky S:t., Lawrence, KS 66044 CLARKE, Dorothy V., 1908 New Hampshire St., Lawrence, KS 66044 CLINE, Reba, 1100 Crane Road, Pampa, TX 79065 CLOqGH, Vivian, R.F.D. 5, Box 128, Lawrence, KS 66044 COTTER, Dennis J., 9402 North Octavia, Morton Grove, IL 60053 CURTIS, C10viss E., R.R. 3, Box 114, Leavenworth, KS 66048 DAVIS, Mrs. U1a C., 2nd and Arkansas, Lot 2, Lawrence, KS 66044 DE~ICK, I1ah, 333 Kansas Ave., Lawrence, KS 66044 ELNIFF, Pauline B., 820 Sunset Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 EMBERS, Grace, 445 North St., Lawrence, KS 66044 FINNEY CO. GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, P.O. Box 592, Garden City, KS 67846 GORTON, Catherine, 831 Illinois, Lawrence, KS 66044 GORTON, Dr. Thomas, 831 Illinois, Lawrence, KS 66044 HANSEN, Georgia M., 308 East Rumble Rd., Modesto, CA 95350 HOUGLAND, Maxine, 1920 Harper St., Lawrence, KS 66044 HOUT, Goldie V., R.F.D. 5, Box 128, Lawrence, KS 66044 JACKMAN, Twy1ah, 1230 N. Van Buren, Topeka, KS 66608 JAMISON, Mary I., Route 2, Box 58A, Baldwin City, KS 66006 KID~LL, Irma L., 1617 Rhode Island St., Lawrence, KS 66044 KNOX~ Dennis I., 162 S. King's Hwy., Stillwater, OK 74074 MAKE~, Betty L., 8340 Greensboro Dr., McLean, VA 22102 PITTSFORD, Harold L., 2934 East 8th St., Anderson, IN 46012 POIN~ER, Betty J., 607 E. Russell, Santa Ana, CA 92707 SANDERS, Elizabeth, Route 5, Box 220, Warrensburg, MO 64093 SHELPON, Evelyn, 2908 Chisholm Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 SIMMONS, Hazel Lee, 1646 Barker St., Lawrence, KS 66044 SMITH, Adell Carr, 2928 Cornell Ave., Iowa City, IA 52240 SMITH:, Claude, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044 SMITH, Zona, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044 SNEDEGER, B. Jean, P.O. Box 665, Lawrence, KS 66044 I SPENCER, Iona B., R.R. # 1, Lecompton, KS 66050 STOUPPE, Hugh, 1739 Alabama, Lawrence, KS 66044 SWEETS, Judy M., 2905 Moccasin Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 THOMAS, Stephen A., 624 Honeysuckle, Olathe, KS 66061 VAUGH~, Donald, 1946 Barker Ave., Lawrence, KS 66044 VAUGH~, Wilma, 1946 Barker Ave., Lawrence, KS 66044 WELLI~G, Enda, Route 5, Box 286, Lawrence, KS 66044 WIGGINS, Dorothy R., 2020 Stratford Road, Lawrence, KS 66044· WIGGINS, Jane M., Route 4, Box 221, Lawrence, KS 66044 I I Herald -- £! Freedom, June 16, 1855 I At the Union Hotel in this place on the 10th inst., by Rev. G. W. Hutclri.nson, !-ir. Hiram Cram to Miss Mary Brero, both of Franklin. Married: �Items For Sale by- the D~ C. G. S. Back issues (Write for additional information.) ot uTBE PUlNEER. U Richard Cordley-'s aHISTOHI OF LAWRENCE." (Indued) Copies; ot liTHE. ORIGINAL PRE-EMPTIORS OF DOUGLAS COtJNTIl1. (Indexed) Copies, ot lITHE ORIGINAL LANDC:MNE.BS OF THE CITY OF I.AWHEla." Ed!torS I Note: Dear Readers: We are hapPY' to finallY' finish our Summer -Pioneer". We wish. to s1ncere~ credit these people: Pauline Eln1£t, Iona Spencer, and Emma Berg tor contributing material ty-ped and readT to copy; Jane Wiggins and Edna Welling-typing, Judy Sweets for contributing an abundance ot material; DorothyWigginS and Edna Wel.l.1ng-addressing and mailing; Dorothy Clarke and Hugh Stoup~-1Ddexing; and allot 1'Ou for ;your patience. We need Y'our help tor futUre iIidexing· our old Douglas County records. ot sources aVailable. We have net touched the lEalth S1 /}?1"tUvZj.- tum~J Your editor, Ma1'1 Jarrajon . ********** :1erald of Freedom, June 3D, 1955 Died: In Toneka, r(.T. on the [1')rnina of the 4tjl inst., Henry Speiter, late of l,leadtrille', Pal of cholera, aged 20 years. (Cr::~'!forcl COlmt:,' ?a. !H!perS please ~O!lY) I~eralcL of Freedom, July 7. 1955 Died: In Lal':rence on the 5th inst., Willie Clarence. son of Abidan I{. and Jane G. Burditt. aged 1 year and 27 days. Kansas River racket: T:le light draught 14.... steamer Fn:.".I:CIEl1 No.2 will ply regularly between I{ansas City and Fort Riley, touching at all intermedi ate landings. Havin~ fine accocodations for passengers, public patronage is respectfully solicited. and shippers can rely upon t11e FINAr"CIE1' s punctuality. For freight or paSSCllje. apply to Capt. Mott ~torrison on board; J. Riddlesbarger & Co., Kansas~Ci ty; or to C. H. r,Ianning, !ierald of Freedf)m office; or to Bu~chinson. Harlow & Co •• ~.Ierchants, Lat'Irence. K.T. --nay I:!. 1855. Herald .2! Freedom, July 21, 1855 I , Died: on Coal Creek, ne~r the t'lakarus~, on the r.lOrning of the 17th inst., of a diseac;e of the liver. T. J. Stone. late of Summerville, rJ:::ss •• nced about 25 years~ �6 SOURCES FOR GENEALOGICAL INFORMATION Lawrence, Kansas (Douglas Co.) Compiled by Judy Sweets, Sept. 1981 A. University of Kansas Libraries On I campus 1. Spencer Research Library (Kansas Collection) - Many biographies of early Kansas residents; diaries, county histories of Kansas; maps and atlases, such as Sanborn City Maps 1880's to 1920's, county and city plat maps for Kansas, etc.; city directories; Douglas county court records, such as tax rolls, register of deeds mortgage records, jail books, etc. (originals) - some from 1855; several old Kansas newspapers on microfilm; photograph collection; and many other original documents and letters relating to Kansas settler and Kansas history; slave narratives on microfilm. 2. Spencer Research Library (Documents Section- basement) - Census materials (on microfilm) State of Kansas 1855-1915 (ten year intervals) and Kansas Federal 1854-61 and 1860, 1870, 1880, 1900 and 1900 Soundex. Many government documents such as Kansas Claims, State Papers, Land papers. Several indexes to the government documents, especially helpful is the indes called Grassroots America. ,3. Watson Library - Jayhawk Boulevard, University of Kansas - Many books on various states. Several county histories, especially for Missouri and Kansas; Biography and Genealogy Master Index (at reference desk) lists biographical sources; various Who's Who volumes; a series of books of slave narratives. Some microfilm copies of various newspapers in the U.S.; Draper Collection on microfilm. I 4. ~ Library (Green Hall) - 15th Street - Some indexes which give names of individuals involved in certain kinds of court cases, some dating back to about 1700. B. Lawrence Public Library - 707 Vermont St. - Old city directories for Lawrence, beginning 1860; many old Lawrence newspapers on microfilm d~ting back to 1855; Lawrence phone books dating back to 1916 (not all years are available); Many biographical books and other volumes which concern the History of Kansas and Lawrence (most are stored in a giass case in the library); Index to the Rural Cemeteries of Douglas Co. Also, housed at the Lawrence Public Library are the Douglas Co. Gene~logical Society holdings including many exchange quarterlies from v~rious states and the D.A.R. holdings which includes many volumes of g~nealogical and historical interest. C. Wjtkins Community Museum - 1047 Massachusetts St. - Exhibits showing various aspects of the history of Douglas Co., Kansas. �7 Douglas Co. Sources continued: j D. Judicial and Law Enforcement Building - 11th and New Hampshire Sts. Naturalization records beginning about 1906; probate records; marriage records dating back to the 1860's; divorce records; etc. (District and Circuit Courts located in this building.) E. County Courthouse - 11th and Massachusetts Sts. - Tax records; register of deeds and mortgages (old deeds and mortgages are on microfilm); some I copies of old Douglas Co. maps (one showing land ownership) are available for sale in the basement. F. Oak Hill Cemetery, 1605 Oak Hill --- -The Daily World, Lawrence, Kansas, Saturday A.M., September 1, 1894, last . page Oliver Clark, an old citizen of Washington Creek and a member of the G.A.Rl Post, died yesterday, after a lingering illness. Funeral notice will be given later. The Daily World, Lawrence, Kmisas, Tuesday, September 4, 1894 I The G.A.R. attended the funeral of Oliver Clark in a body Sunday. The Daily World, Lawrence, Kansas, Thursday A.M., September 6, 1894,· last page . Pleasant Grove Anderson Clark of Melvern is visiting his mother. Oiiver Clark died last Friday and was buried on the Sabboth. He was a member of the G.A.R. and the Post turned out with the S. of V. to pay their dead brother and hero their last tribute of respect. The funeral was held at Pleasant Grove Church and was largely attended. The Christian Minist~r of Lawrence preached the funeral service, Mr. Clark being a member of that denomination~ . I Copied ~rom'TheLawrence Daily World (micro-film) Position 6 - (Aug. 28, 1894Feb. 26', 1895) by Dorothy V. Clarke, granddaughter, February 7, 1977 at Spencer: Research Library, University of Kansas, Lawrence, Ks. �8 Record of Membership of Lawrence Monthly Meeting of Friends 1869 Date of Birth Remarks Wa~hington Hadley Naomi Hadley Charles Franklin Hadley 12-12-1817 7-31-1819 10-15-1848 Almeda Hadley Emilie Hadley EUa Hadley Laura Hadley Flora Hadley Charles F. Hadley , 9-4-1850 11-6-1852 5-1-1855 11-20-1857 1-12-1860 10-15-1848 Almeda Pickering Joseph A. Woodard Rebecca Woodard Ruth ,Ella Woodard ? J. ,Claudius Woodard Mary Woodard Louisa Woodard Hol1i~gsworth Stephenson Smith John T. Watkins Hargaret H. Watkins Mary Asenath Watkins Edwin'Lauren Watkins Sarah,Delp~inia Watkins Anna Jenette Watkins Eva Jane Watkins Lenor~ Maria Watkins Ida Semuella Watkins John \,111 aon Sarah H. Wi 1son Ida Jehlma Wilson Mary El Wilson Anna Jane Wilson Vestal IE. Wilson Calvin IRush Eli zab~th Rush CharleS E. Knight Spri ng :Ri ver. Ks. Benj •. Ho1ingsworth Jane W. Holingsworth George Y. Johnson Matilda H. Johnson Henry Herbert Johnson I 9-4-1850 6-6-1843 7-25-1841 8-15-1867 12-29-1869 4-21-1873 6-30-1875 5-15-1815 9-28-1831 8-27-1825 12-31-1852 5-19-1854 6-15-1857 8-4-1859 1-18-1862 5-17-1864 4-13-1870 4-10-1834 11-25-1829 4-2-1856 12-6-1857 8-17-1859 10-5-1865 7-13-1833 4-22-1841 11-7-1859 11-22-1843 3-20-1844 10-29-1868 married 9th mo 15th 1870 to Arabe11e S. Cronkhite (not a member) married to A.D. Pickering 6 mo-12-1872 m. to Thomas E. Newlin 10 mo 30th 1878 deceased 10-28-1872. suddenly by an accident in Lawrence, Kas. Arabe11e S. Hadley, wife (not a member). Lula Charles Hadley(child) b. 8-24-1872 Family removed to Cal. removed to Cal. disowned 7 month 1875. Isolated. Removed Reinstated 1876 deceased (no date listed) deceased 5-19-1874 consumption deceased 4-29-1871 Millard Hughes congestion of brain see page 100 removed to Fairmount m.m.Ind~ 2nd mo 14-1872 " " """"". It • " " " " " removed to Sugar Plain mo.m. Ind. 7th mo. 17th 1782 removed to Boston �9 Martha Eli zzie Johnson 1-26-1871 Charles Hadley Johnson 12-14-1873 Bertha (blank) 1-8-1875 6-25-1835 Nathan White Elizabeth Ann White 6-5-1838 Mary Alice White 12-11-1859 Will:i am Everett White 6-12-1861 Seli'a Rebecca White 1-8-1863 Samuel Woodard Emma:. Woodard Goshen, Ohio 3--14-1811 WIn .• H. Watkins Matilda Watkins 3-12-1811 Thomas Jefferson Wilson 10-29-1837 Mari ah H. Wi! son 5-12-1840 Eli Wilson 1-21-1864 Thomas Fumi ss 10-3-1799 Elizabeth Furniss l2-14-1805 Honey Creek,Ind. 2-12-73 Eli zabeth Ann C1 awson By Request Geo. W. Nearvision 2-25-1836 Goshen, Ohio Elizabeth Ann Nearvision U-11-1835 Lick Creek, Ind. Louis Noody ?flaxted, Eng. 2-12-73 Ja~e Wright 1-20-1819 Francis Wright 3-17-1849 Shawnee 12-8-77 Mary C. Wright 11-13-1855 Hen;ry Wright 7-2-1878 Micijiah B. Winslow 3-13-1834 EliZabeth D. Winslow 5-6-1837 Jeptha D. Ninslow 1-21-1855 Anna B. Winslow 9-2-1856 I ?Itharner R. Winslow 9-2-1858 Jonathan M. Winslow 1-22-1863 Ca1vih S. Winslow 7-12-1865 Mary S. Winslow 7-27-1867 William Epperson Wilslow 11-27-1869 HenrylJ. Winslow 5-18-1872 Alfre~ Lindley 1-29-1822 Martha Jane Lindley 9-23-1823 Joseph Jefferson Lindley 11-13-1847 Willi ~m M. Lindley 11-11-1849 ErmnerEste11a Lindley 10-27-1853 Tongan:oxie 11-12-73 Geo.: M. Lindley 2-20-1846 Eli~abeth Lindl~y 2-5-1848 Coryaon E. Lindley 8-6-1866 Leli'a C. Lindley 12-26-1869 Eli Wilson 10-16-1809 Mary Wilson 2-12-1813 Cert. Read 2nd mo 1898 Cert. Read 2nd mo 1898 Removed to Tonganoxie m.m. 5th mo 15-1872 Returned & certificate produced 5 mo 14 1873 Removed to Oregon Removed to Rocky Run M.M.lnd. 4th m 17-1872 .. It.. "..,," deceased 8-22-1878 Removed to Barckley monthly m~~ Kansas married Laura L. Gentry(not a member} disowned 5-17-1816 disowned 5-17-1876 removed to Whitewater monthly meeting Ind. Removed to Barckley mo. meeting Ks .. " " " " Died of consumption in North Lawrence 1813 Removed to Kansas City monthly meeting " .. " .. " " ." " ,. ... n " Removed to Tonganoxie m.m. 6 mo 17-1874 " -I Deceased 11-6-1869 . . .. Resigned 7 month 1815 Released on m;:lrriage 2 mo 13 1878 married .. deceased �10 3-2-1836 Elizabeth C. Wilson 9-14-1845 Wm Penn Wilson 3-22-1848 Johri S. Wilson 11-9-1811 Sarah A. Mendenhall 2-14-1850 Cha~les Mendenhall Tonganoxie, Ks 6-17-74 Taylor W. Mendenhall Ann Mendenh all Li'li a A. (bl ank) Samuel P. " OS'IC ar I. " Blue River 10-14-76 Jo'hn Pool 10-31-1830 John B. Rush 3-18-1834 I(atu:rah Rush Iren'a Rush 10-18-1857 10-14-1859 E1 vi~a J. Rush 5-12-1862 Anna J. Rush Lucy, Rush 3-20-1865 6-12-1867 Arthur D. Rush 8-23-1870 F1or~ Verna Nixon Rush 1-23-1873 Seth ., Wil son Burnett 7-4-1837 P.faryiAnn Burnett 1-12-1859 Emma Rebecca Burnett 1-11-1864 Rock' Run, Ind. ' Sarah E. Burnett(wife of S.W.B.Frazer) 8-11-1847 Effie E. Burnett 7-22-1872 Nellie Burnett 8-29-1879 Arthur D. Burnett 4-22-1883 Joseph Newlin 4-7-1852 Arabe11e S. Newlin (wife) 2-28-1851 Ernest M. Newlin 2-25-1878 Myrtle Alverson Newlin 2-21-1887 James· C. Wilson 3-9-1830 Mcria Wilson 11-13-1833 Ali ce S. Wil son 5-5-1855 Elij ah B. Wilson 4-27-1862 Springdale, Ks 8-17-81 Ruth Wilson (wife of James W.) West ,? ,m.m. Ind. 6-8-1878 Joh~ W. Coffin 8-20-1848 Alice L. Coffin 5-5-1855 Florence M. Coffin 4-10-1876 Coloma, Ind. 8-19-80 Abel Frazier 12-17-1833 Bet~y W. Frazier 3-27-1837 Charlotte C. Frazier 6-19-1859 ?mi. C. Frazier 10-12-1862 Loretta Frazier 7-9-1871 Rocky Run, Ind. Louisa Frazier JohnlF. Frazier Rocky Run, Ind. 11-15-77 Louisa Frazier married Amos Walton. Removed to Cal. married married released on acct of marriage 12-12-79 . removed to Oskaloosa m.m. Iowa 3-15-76 ." .. It " " ... Isolated DeceaSed 1882 Removed . . I I ... . "" " It " Mnrried not member Removed 7-15-1885 Cal. Deceased 2-22-1873 Deceased 12-26-1868 Rerloved 7-15-85 Removed 7-15-85 Deceased 1-23-1881 Removed 7-15-85 Received into membership 6-13-1883 Deceased 4-26-1878 congestion of the lungs Jno. w. Coffin Married not member ~arried Removed to Cal. ReP.1oved to Rock Run m.m.lnd. returned 8-19-80 ,. n " " " Isolated ..". . It married John S. Wilson married not member Removed to Rocky Run m.m. Ind. 11 mo-I3-72 Drowned in Waukarusa while seining �11 Elisha Parker Asenath Parker Martha Elna Parker 5-3-1828 11-30-1825 2-12-1850 , Myrtilla Fmlin Parker Alfred Elwood Parker Elmira Evelyn Parker Charles Endre Dahl Sand Creek, Ind. Richard A. Cox M~rgaret Cox Al,bert Cox Joseph Cox White Water, Ind. J.' Newton Miller Lydia H. Miller Truman C. Miller Daisy A. Miller Gl'addys R. Miller Albert L. Cox , By request 5-12-73 Jenny Cox Nellie Cox Jesse T. Turner Avi s, A. Turner 2-7-1854 1l~~1855 9-1-1857 12-6-1859 4-4-1820 5-28-1817 10-21-1850 10-9-1853 Removed to Argonia Mo. mtg. Married a person not in memo f- relinquished her right 5-14-73. Removed to Argonia to Knight - - - Isolated Isolated Isolated Deceased 11-12-1878 pneumohia Harried Married 3-6-1842 Removed to RoseHi n monthly 6-30-1846 12-8-1869 m~~ Ks 10-12-1850 10-26-1853 10-6-1873 Removed to Kokomo m.m.Ind. 8 mo 17-1870 Died 5-26-1870 consumption. Deceased at St. Louis on her way to Indiana Re:noved to Kokomo m.m. Ind 8 mo 17-1870 Mary. ,Francis Turner .. n Deborah Evaline Turner Samuel Turner ' Fairfield, Ohio Elizabeth Ellen Cherry 12-20-1835 Cora Maud Cherry 5-23-1858 Married F.F. Metner Arthur Lee Cherry 8-24-1860 dec. 87 married 3-20-1664 James Percy Cherry Removed Banger, Iowa' CalVin Davis 3-2-1820 Deceased 12-25-1880 Rachel Davis 9-13-1818 Removed 4-15-1885 5-16-77 - Warren. Marsha J.11-23-1856 Released Tonganoxie. Ks Hira~ Rees & Family Hiram Rees 5-15-1822 Resignation accepted 12 mo, 17-73 Rachel Rees 9-25-1820 Isolated Zacariah Rees 9-28-1849 Isolated Mary Rees 1-3-1852 Isolated Leonard D. Rees 3-1-1854 Isolated , Henry P. Rees 1-3-1856 Disowned 3-15-1876 Min?eta Rees 3-7-1858 Disotmed 4-12-1876 ZeWt;ilda Ann Rees 4-25-1860 Di so\med 4-12-HJ76 Jeffer,son Beasley 12-3-1835 Disowned Rachel: Ann Beasley 6-11-1843 Sarah Angelina 9-14-1867 Nathaniel 7-12~1870 Wi 11i ain 11-1-1872 Martha: 9-11-1874 Deceased 2-12-1875 Jefferson 11-17-1875 , .. , . �l2 I By Request 7-16-73 Removed to Chicago m.m. 2-16-1876 Clark, Geo. T. " " " Sarah Ann 8-13-1873 died Nellie Sand Creek, Ind. 3-20-1842 Charles Cox 3-20-1845 Elizabeth Cox 7-21-1863 oScar Cox 7-31-1865 married Frank Scott - deceased Marg aret A. Cox Enlma Cox) 12-3-1867 deceased 11-2-1881 12-3-1867 E~la Cox) 1-19-1875 deceased 4-19-1875 Eva Cox 2-18-1876 Clara Cox 11-7-1879 Charles R. Cox 4-18-1884 died 4-18-1884 Boy Norwich, Canada Chri sti an a Martin 4-1-1807 J •• W. Martin, son of C.M. 2-9-1836 Sarah Jane) children of 10-28-1864- his wife not a member 6-10-1870 Ell a Mari a) J .M.M. 11-17-1866 Jessie ) 4-3-1869 -rhese members recorded at the request of J.W.Martin upon the supposition that the diSCipline warranted it. But upon investigation, we find that children must be born in the limits of our Y M. to obtain the benefit of that clause, allowing names of children recorded when one parent is a Friend and requests it. Vermillion, Ill. Rachel Newlin Removed to Spri ng River m.mg Ks 5 mo. 1875 Co~de1ia B. Newlin " "" Cornelius Co. Newlin " " " ~nnl,a Newl i n " " " Shawnee, Ks Davi s Amanda M. Henly 2-18-1822 Franklin Davis 12-23-1820 Deceased Samyr~ Davi s 11-23-1816 Deceased Marth~ Maria Davis r,1arried 1-24-1851 Leander Davis 5-31-1858 Married Springfield, Iowa Isaac Branson 3-16-1793 Deceased 2-1-1875 Samtle1 M. Staples 8-26-1828 Removed to Carc1ay' m.m. Ks 6 mo 13-77 Phe~e B. Staples 3-30-1826 " Brarison Staples 3-5-1863 " Ana~el' Staples 10-12-1865 " J ame1s ? As ce 8-24-1868 " ?Caney. Crick, Iowa Benj~. Cox 4-25-1831 Removed 5-13-1885 Mary: Cox 7-26-1833 Deceased 3-13-1878 consumption Charles E. Cox 8-10-1852 Horabe M. Cox 10-7-1856 Elina:J. Cox 10-30-1858 Deceased consu~ption Isaac M. Cox 4-12-1861 Removed 5-10-85 ?Exuci T1I. Cox 10-15-1865 Removed 5-10-1885 Anni~ Matilda Cox 5-15-1873 " " I �13 6-14-1875 AI vin Joseph Cox West Union, Ind. 1-14-80 Sarah Ellen Cox {wife of B. Cox)9-9-1837 Frederick H. Hadley (son of , S.E.Cox) 11-14-1870 Wm. :Nicholson 10-9-1826 Sarah A. Nicholson' 12-18-1818 George Thomas 7-1-1856 William 1-31-1861 Spi~e1and, Ind. 6-20-1836 John U. Stuart 9-13-1843 Annis L. Stuart 7-10-1878 He'nry Harlan Stuart Hellen Randolph Stuart 1-1-1876 Tonganoxie, Kan. Nathan Pinson Mary Ann Pinson Edi'lin B. 7-14-1874 Alice E. White Water, Ind. 2-22-1823 Ribhard Rue 3-31-1828 RaChel John 9-29-1850 1-21-1857 Alice 3-10-1859 Ada 2-28-1861 Edgar 10-16-1868 Leva 5 Plainfield, Ind. 9-25-1824 Seth W. Pearson Nancy C. Pearson 10-5-1825 Alv.a U. 7-26-1851 Charles E. 8-10-1859 Ella 2-12-1862 William E. 3-27-1865 Tongahoxie, Received 2-12-73 Mahion . H. Newlin 10-27-1823 Mary E. Newlin 1-23-1828 Martha Ellen 10-13-1848 Thomas E. 6-20-l8ro Joseph H. 4-7-i852 Elmira 12-29-1854 Juli'a F. 8-26-1858 12-19-1856 Delphina J. John. M. Newlin Tonganoxie, Received 2-12-73 1-11-1847 Jno. ~ M. Newlin 1-17-1845 Rebecca E. Newlin Flora A. Newlin 9-3-1867 Delphina Beatrice Newlin 4-14-1881 Thomas IE. Newlin 6-20-1850 Laura H. Newlin 11-20-1857 Gurney IE. Newli n 11-11-1880 Removed to Pasadena, Cal. Isolated Married Julia Newlin Removed to Mineapoli s m.m.6-l4-82 It It • • . • Resignation accepted 7 mo 1895 Isolation It Removed to Rose Hill monthly Mee. Ks. Removed to Cal. Married Anna M. Borum M~rried 8 mo 27, 1885. wife not member Died 8-16-1897 Married to Laura Hadly 10 mo 30.1878 Married to Isa~elle S. Hadly(not a member) Married to EdwO J. Parker 10 mo 1879 Married Willi am Nicholson Jr. Died 5-4-1881. Married George Pollock (not a member. Soon after deceased) Removed to California �6-25-1882 Helen M. Newlin 1888 Emilie Springdale, Ks. 7-l~4 Jonathan Wilson 8-12-1809 Dtusi 11 a Wil son 5-3- 1815 Indianapolis, Ind. 7-16-73 Israel Wilson 3-21-1840 Ma'rgaret A. Wilson 10-29-1846" Clara Belle 8-2-1867 Herbert P. 11-15-1869 Fletcher Wilson 10-10-1872 M.: Grace Wilson 8-17-1874 Tonganoxie, Ks. 7-16-73 Draper, Noah do Lydia Ammanda M. Elinor G. Florence F. Dora S. Tonganoxie, 8-13-73 2-5-1839 Jonathan E. Cary 2-21-1842 Eliza H. Cary 10-11-1863 Horace E. Tolbert 1-28-1869 Charles C. Cary 6-4-1872 Al~'ce 5-19-1874 Harlan Stuart By request. Honey Creek, Ind. 9-17-73 9-28-1828 Rich Phineas Rich Lucinda 7-12-1825 Ellen C. 9-9-1853 8-20-1854 Calvin Abbie 11-20-1856 4-8-1859 Deli a B. Huldah 9-13-1860 Charlie M. 2-28-1866 Deer Creek, Ind. 11-12-73 Nathan' Davis Abig ai 1 Davi s Frank S. Arthur M. Minnie Belle Springdale, IS. 12-19-73 Barq1ay S. Watson 2-8-1850 Eliza Watson 3-12-1820 MarYI H. Watson 10-25-1846 Blue River, Ind. 12-17-73 Jas.: J. Cox 10-9-1853 Isabella Cox 7-23-1850 Al viil Cox (gi rI) 8-28-1874 F1or~ Cox 12-8-1879 Spring9a1e, ES. 4 mo-15-74 Elih~ Spray (Minister) Hannah Spray 3-25-1832 Willi:am A. 2-15-1854 Lind1;ey M. 7-23-1856 Isolated Resignation granted 10 rno 1880 .. • 9 rno 1880 Isolated Removed to Spririgda1e monthly Mee. Ks Deceased 3 - 1878 Removed to Cottonwood m.m.Ks 10-20-1875 Isolated Removed Removed to Springdale, m.m.Iowa 8-18-75 " . .. " . .. ft" Deceased Removed to Springdale, ES 2 month 1875 " " " �Sandwich, Mass. H~pza W. Higgins LUcy M. Higgins Lizzie M. Bassett 8106mington, Iowa 7 mo-15-14 Ensch Hoag 5-25-1812 Hepsibah Hoag 10-19-1832 Edward F. Martha B. I William P. 1 -5-1853 6-3-1860 11-4-1865 Removed to Sandwich mo. m~~ Mass. " It Resigned 12 mo 13th 1882 9-13-1882 removed to Sandwich,~&# New Hampshire Married 4 mo 1818 Married and removed to Toledo monthly m~~ Ks. 9-13-1882 removed to Sandvdch,M&tt New Hanpshire .. Laura Emma 5-27-1872 " " Tong:anoxie, Ks. Removed to Muscatine mo. meeting,Iowa 1-5-1853 Edw. F. Hoag 10-13-1855 • 1st mo 14th 1880 E1~a C. Hoag • 5-9-1878 Ch;:trles S. Hoag • 9-16-1879 Laura E. Hoag Springdale;' Iowa 7 mo 15-14 Orson Tabor Isolated By request having been members of a Y. mg. with which we do not correspond Asher Mott . Removed to Peace m.m. Ks 3 mo-13-75 Mary E1 vina Mott Springfie1d~' Mo. Car. 10 mo 1874 Lucinda Haworth 11-4-1818 Removed to Hesper From :Ashgrove, Ill. 3 mo 1875 Henry Shultz Released Mary Ann Shultz From Springfield, Ks 10 mo 1815 Amos Walton 11-12-1834 Removed to Ca1.CLong Beach) Ardi11a Jane 3-20-1851 ~arried and removed to Rose Hill, Mo , mo. mg. Butler Co. Rac/le1 Ann 5-10-1858 Married Frederick A. McCurdy(not a member) Emanuel 8-17-1862 Angela 10-12-1864 Sylvester 2-25-1867 Joseoh W. Walton 3-12-1868 Eliiabeth C.(wife of Amos)3-2-1836 From Springdale, Ks. 12 mo. 1815 Mi lEi.s, Susannah 11-22-1804 Deceased Mile:s, Eli zabeth 8-17-1843 Married John W. Parcells(not a member) From Ashgrove, Ill. 12 mo 1875 Rhod'a Bond Removed to Barck1ey, Ks. 7-13-81,returned. I 2-12-82. ReSigned 8th mo 1887 William Westley 3-6-1858 4-1-1861 NathfR ~Iil ton Eliz, Ann 4-3-1863 Removed to Muscatine monthly m~~ Iowa Elzena 3-23-1865 " returned 2-12-82 Rhod~ Rozella 1-3-1867 " Rach~l Malinda 10-11-1869 From Muscatine, Ia. 3 mo 1876 Esther L. Lionhart Deceased .. �16 Annie L. Henry L. Beliamy S. Florence S. Spiceland, Ind. 1-6-77 Robert Addison Stuc:rt 11-16-1854 Timbered Hills, Ks. 1-13-77 Lydi a Ann Kenworthy Fairmount, Ind. 6-13-77 Margaret E. Roper He'len R. Sni thson Plainfield, Ind. 1-31-77 . 8-9-1806 Nathan Stanley Phebe 7-4-1806 Shawnee 2-10-77 Dartiel w. ~endenha11 6-21-1827 Sarah E. Mendenhall 7-6-1832 Ad;rienna E. 6-21-1860 Ma;ry A. 6-1-1865 3-10-77 Charles· F. 12-2-1854 4-14-77 Albert S. 3-26-1851 White Water 7-21-77 Richard Binns Gul'ielma Binns Willie A. Horace nl. Franklin Anna Laura Johh Bertrand \I/hi tewater 7-21-77 Mary Emma Burton Honey: Creek, Ind. 11-10-77 Nixqn Cosand Rhoda Cosand Augustus Honey ,Creek 11-10-77 MarY, Cox Salem,1 Iowa 1-5-78 .... - ......... C. C:. Pickett ~5-1848 Muscatine, Iowa 5-79 Alfr~d J. Standing 7-21-1847 Tongu anoxi a Cyrus Baldwin 12-25-1842 Sarah W. Baldwin 6-12-1843 Wi11i~ P. Wilson 9-14-1845 Amelia \Wilson Frank M. Wilson 8-19-1875 Herbert A·. Wilson 5-30-1879 George :Wilson 12-2-1881 Ella Wilson 3 -11-1884 Ida Wil~on 4-2-1886 Edwin ~nt 5-31-1857 Jacob HUnt 1-7-1860 10th mo. 1887 Removed Isolated. Removed. Removed to monthly meeting Fairmount. • Ind. 2-13-1878 " Deceased 4-18-1886 Removed to N.C. R~oved to Kansas City Resigned by letter to Presbyterian Church Deceased 8 mo. 1878 . Removed to Toledo monthly meeting Ks. • " • Rer:lOved to Toledo Monthly meeting, Ks Removed to Kansas City Removed to Baltimore Removed to Cal. Removed , (wife not member> Deceased 11-19-1886 Deceased Isolated �17 Fmma Risley Gertrude Risley By ~equest 5-80 10-12-1848 John E. Vernon 4-11-1848 Rosa C. Vernon 5-28-1'872 ASher L. Vernon 7-9-1873 Orion V. Vernon 10-25-1875 Sarah C. Vernon 11-16-1878 M~ry C. Vernon Bloomingdale, Ind. 3-15-82 Mi 11i can "li 11 s M~ry Mills ColOOla 3-15 Mary Ide11a Runt Eva 'Stephens Maud Stephens Rueltla Stephens Sand Creek, Ind. 5-1-80 3-14-1843 Ezekiel S. Cox Springdale, Ks. 4-13-81 8-24-1846 Joana Cox Springfield, Ks. 5-1-81 8-29-1830 Levi Woodard 3-31-1831 Sa~ah A. Woodard 10-17-1861 Rosco B. Woodard I . Springdale 5 mo lst/81 Th~mas Newly Alice Newly Ch$r1es H. Newly Mary Newly Thomas r~ew1y Jr. Sand ;Creek 4-13-81 1-6-1849 Elij ah C. Davi s 5-28-1848 Ruth C. Davi s William C. Davis 6-7-1874 No~ris L. Davis 9-15-1880 Isolated Removed to Bloomingdale, Ind. 8 mo 12th 1882 " " . ... .. ... Removed to Rose Hill monthly m4l!fil Ks It 1-12-80 tt Removed to Cal. Deceased 5-20-1882 Removed to Kans~s City mo. m~~ 1882 Isolated Re~oved to Glen Elder Boy; Columbus, Ohio 5-18-81 Agn~s Gray Mary Gray Wilfi am Gray Springfield, Ks. 1-13-81 Oli ver Butler 12-2-1835 Rebecca E. Butler 12-14-1835 E1m~r E. Butler 8-18-1862 Albert L. &1tler 11-22-1866 Genev~, Ks. 7-13-81 John Standing 6-6-1839 Clar,isa Standing 5-28-1841 C1arisa Annie Standing 1-13-1865 Marg~ret Emily Standing 8-1- 66 Bertpa Standing 1-17-1868 Minnfe Hannah Standing 7-22-1869 - --:---continued) (To I ~ Resigned 3-14-83 to join Baptist wi th family Married and resigned 5-17-82 Deceased Marri ed Lora E. (not a l!Iember) "~J(pr:JI(~"~mpi1ed bY' Pauline B. Elniff from the original unpabUshed records of the SocietY' of Friends in the Kansas Collection of the Spencer Research Library, University' of Kansas, Lawrence, Ks. �18 TlB SBINGIB (Pu~lished by the Senior Class of The Kansas university Law Sohool in 1900) I I , Subuitted b,y Emma Berg, Lawrence, Ks. CLASS OF 189S. ,Beveridge, Anna May, Kansas City, Mo. ~Brady, Felix Edward, Denver, Colo. :Chadwiok, Ralph B., Lawrenoe, Ks. :Clark, Jolm Warren, Lawrence, Ks. Cowden, William Long, Kansas City, Ks. ,Crowe, Isaao Franklin, Kansas City. Culliston, Bthelburt Havrard, Galena, Is. Dias, Ifina Perky, Lawrence, Ks. Elting, Cornelius He seman, Vinita, I. T. Foresman, J. Bomer, iurlingame, Kso Gardner, Wilbur L., Chioago, Illo ~ladfelter, William Burtner, Kansas City, Ks. Hi tohoook, Jess Reynolds, Columbus, Ks. Hogg, Arohibald, Lawrenoe, Is. Boller, David B., Conway Sprinl!;s, Ks. Johnson, Alexander Dow, U.S.V. Manila, P. I. Leonard, Calvin H. Quenemo, Ks. Lil!;ht, Will Harrison, Topeka, Ks. Manley, Robert C., Lawrenoe, Ks. }lason, William Harris, Lawrence, Ks. ~oWilliams, Robt. Buohanan, Lawrenoe, Ks. Menger, Louis Herman.. Lawrenoe, Ks. O'Keefe, D. J., Enid, Oklao Pearson, Robert Abraham, Jop.+J.,:,. Mo. Piatt., Wm. He H., Kansas CitY, "l!lo. ~Ope, W. St. Clair, Kansas City, Mo. ~uerry, Arohibald Robert, T.ulsa, I. T. Ralston, Wi.lJ.italD. Chalmers, T.bpeka, Ks. Roark, Miohael Edward, Jlmotion City, Is. Roark, Robert Ingersoll, Junotion City, Is. ~ogers, William Andrew, Wamego, Ks. Simmons, Thomas Willard, Goodland, Ks. S,impson, John Andrew, Linooln, Neb. Snell, William D., Kansas City, Ks. Troml, Clo~ Rosooe, Abilene, Ks. Tucker, Jolm Cawker City, Ks. W~tson. William James, Manila, P.I.U.S.V. , 'Vi., ---.. Herald of Freedom, Feb. 10, 18SS ...... ! 1 - -' '. - - ..-, - Lecompte:' We understand that a city to be named Lecompte, in honor ot the Chief ~Justice ot this Territory, is being laid out on the Kansas river,about 12 miles above this point, and &' tew mles above Douglas, by loir. Geo.Clark, tormerly Indian agent in Kansas. A surveyor is alreacV' on the groWld, and has commenbed operations surveying out the streets, &c. Mr. Clark is the man that destroyed the house of our friend, Jones, several weeks since, and figured as ODS oti the incH gnant soverign squatters at the late indignation meeting in this city. ' fost Otfice: C. W. Babcock,Esq. has been appointed Postmaster of this city. He will soon commence the building of an office on Massachusetts street.! twohorse hack, to carry the mail from Lawrence to Westport, Mo,twice a week will commence running in a tew dqs. �19 lAWRENCE .. KANSAS HIGH SCHOOL GIW>UAiES - May 29, 1908 (Copied by Bmma Berg.. trom Llm BUDGET dated June 1908) Jla.tt1e Elisabeth IEWIS Edith Bme1.1De IDVEJOY Da.vid Lawrence 1mB Lucie Miles MARCH James Bdward MARTIN Bellie II. KARTIHDAIE Laura May JaIBS Hannah Bileen JaTClBLL Jlabel Maud MORIN Dannie May Jl)RTON Paul Stinson NEAL Donald Leroy OIDS Rebeooa PASSON Ruth PATTERSON George Oscar IBmRSON Bmma Edith POLIOOK Ellen Florence BSNNER Jennie Uay RICHARDSON Belen IIa.r;y SPAHR Hermione Aroher S iERLING Jolm Tyler SKIrH Bsther Belen SWANSON Louis Frain TAYWR AlLoe Bema iERRILL Susan El1sa.beth TODD Josia.h Davis TURNER Grace Pa.u1.1ne UlBICH Kabel Gra.oe UlBICH Uice Ja:oa tJHDERWOOl) Lillian Alieda WIlBON Bdna Alberta. 1iIS8IEY Ethel Josephine WlRD Nan Ruth AlWSTRONG Beulah Lorena. BAIlBY Bonnie Deane BAIIBY BerthaB.BANKER Raabel Azm.a BAUMGARTNER ~ston W. CARH:IUER Ledrue C. CAMER Nellie Maobeth CIBVBLA.ND A.lma Blanohe com Bessie Irene CURTISS Nellie JIarv1n DALTON ~ DAUlIllWAN Emma. Frances DS1IB Mona Newton ElBRIB De~ Hope lILLJB Sarah llarguerite ElBRY Thurman Henry FITZPATRICK lfcCrea FULlER ~ne May GARBSTT Nellie Louise GR£&NlEBS Alt:red Alford GRIFFnl Glendale GRIFFITlS Anna. lWiSON Emma. Kay BARTIBY II. ~ay BAWJWA.Y My:zi;ls Ethel mEB Cla.1-e 141lian J.AEDICD BesBie Carolyn JOHNSON Le~ El1sa.beth KWCK Charles Cottier IQSJIER Lill:.ian Helen KlECHOFF Eliliabeth DNNSY wc~le lIaude lEONARD JIe.z7 I I - - .. - .... Herald of Freedom, Jan. 20, I I 1855 The First Baby: The first birth in this city was on the 25th of de to bar last. The Lawrence As sociation donated the boy a first cllsss city lot, and na:mad him Lawrence Carpenter, atter the city a'nd his parents. We learn that the little tellow i8 quite health1' ahd is growing finely. May he live to see our beautitul city ranking w;tth the first in the Union in all that perta:ills to wealth, education, morality, and refinement. : We mq be allowed to say, in this connection, that the first wJ:;rl.te child born in Chicago is now but twenty-two years old, while ~e city boasts of a population of near 80,000. May- not a destil\Y' equally prosperous await our own Lawrence? �20 STULL CEMETERY - INDEX lot # Name Lot# Name Albert ,I Ernes t Andrew, Anna A. " ,Elma II ; Leon 58 3 Busch, Otto Sophie 51 51 Carter, George Durward George W. James Mary A. Winnie E. Clark, G. H. Confer, Kenneth(owner) Conn, Clyde Cox, Charles F. Criss, Mary Moses. Damm, Ernest(owner) Infant John John John John M. Katherine Louise M. Marie Mary Mary Annie Wilhelmine William Denewiler, Dolly Emma John Deister, Infant Henry F.,Sr. Lillian D. Mary Ed's Baby Downs, Frances John Dravis, Freiderika M. Herman Herman 26 26 26 26 26 15 B-19 Eberhart, Emma John Peter Edson, Geo. H. Emmeline Loren H. 42 42 42 42 9 9 9 Findley, Cecil R. Fix, Deliah Henry William Folks, Mahala 78 31 19 31 61 B-22 B-22 17 Bahnmaier, Andrew 20 Caroline 20 George 20 George Henry G. 17 20 Mary Minnie K. 17 20 Oliver Bidinger, otto 71 Winifred 71 46 Boehringer, John F. i Vernon J. 78 B-2l. Bouye, Lois E. Bowen, Roy S. 70 Brass, James F. 72 Rose C. 72 66 Brokmanj Baby August Browning, Emily 19 Buchheim, Anna M. 35 Christine 33 Clara 55 Fred's baby 35 Fredericka 55 64 Herman John F. 55 , Lola 64 Margaret 35 Sam F. 33 Samuel 33 Samuel 35 : Samuel J. 35 Buck, Alfred H. 41 Alfred H. 41 Essie 41 Ev~ Patil Ph~be Rollins F. Burman, Avis Miller Busch, August Ft;itz John Baby John John C. John Cecil Katie Ma ti1da I 41 41 41 41 47 51 51 51 19 19 19 51 . 51 L. B. 21 26 16 16 32 39 2 39 39 39 2 39 2 39 39 2 2 10 10 10 29 29 29 29 48 45 45 64 64 64 �21 Gooden; John Grayham, Baby Gress, ,Cha r1ie ,George ,Margaret ,Ralph 45 21 1 1 1 1 Hall, George 61 Hammond, Sarah A. 24 Waters 24 Will 24 William H. 24 Hartman, Amelia 56 August 56 Louise 56 Minnie 56 Henric~s, Meredith S. 67 Herrick, Harold G. B-26(owner) John Franklin B-26 Herschel, Albert 15 Daughter(twin15 Emma 15 Hubert 15 Lenora 15 Ma ry Lenora 15 Son 15 William 15 William B. 15 Hei1, Maria 17 John P. 17 Hilbert; Geo. Chris 36 Henrietta 36 Hildenbrand, Alice 133 ; August 133 , Baby 133 Dorathy 133 Elmer 133 ! Frances O. 131 George 132 ~ George L. 133 I Jacob J. 133 I John C. 133 ~ Minnie 132 Russell 131 Hilton, poris (owner) B-22 Houk, Charles W. 74 E1+en 73 Emma A. B-14 Frank 43 George J., Jr. B-14 I George W. 11 Hatley 43 Hulda A. 11 John 11 Kate 11 Ka~e 43 Lena 11 ! I I ! Houk, Rudolph Andrew Stephen Geo. Walter C. Pfc Hume, Cassie Lynn 11 479 4 S-3 S-3 Inloes, John (owner) Wm. Stanley Kampschroeder, August Ernest Harry Henry Mattie Rosa M. Wilhelmina Kersting, Henry Lena (Albert) Opal (Herrin) Kline, 2 boys of Ernest Kline Koehler, Joseph Kraft, Irwin B. John Louisa Milton Rose E. Kropf, Eleonore Johanna F. Michael Ferdinand Michael Grace K. Louisa B-17 B-17 59 65 Lane, James William Laswell, Eveline Long, Mary E. Louk, James E. Mary Emma Lusk, Baby Richard (owner) Lutz, Anna M. Eva Ida J. Jacob Jacob Ka .e Ludwig J. Siebi1a William Lynch, Gary Dean Robert (owner) 29 19 75 73 73 83 83 63 63 63 63 B-15 B-15 McAtte, Bertha J. Cecil J. Eslie H. Margaret Thomas Wm. Virgil 61 61 61 61 61 79 60-A 65 59 65 65 58 58 58 44 38 69 46 46 69 69 50 50 50 50 50 3 36 63 36 3 �22 McAtte, William Lee William S. Martin, David H. John : Mary J. Metzler, Clarence(owner) Mille r,' Albert Alice \ Grace (Walter) Moore, :Charles F. Elizabeth B. Estella (Herschel) ,Frank N. 'Wilbur C. W. Morris ,( Frances Moss, Donald Ray I 61 Amelia B. Charles T. . Mary I Ryland T. Sophia . Wm. Elmer Nicholson, Derek Bryon Noe, A.' G. (Gus) .George w. :Hannah L. Nettie M. Northrop, Gertrude (Vaughn) (Nichols) Nuffer, !A. ',Anna B. iAnnie B. :Christian P. ,Fred 'John 25 25 25 25 B-18 B-18 70 Nichols~ ~illie(Boehringer) Mother . pur boys ~eter (owner) ,, Jess O'Conner~ Pearce, Thomas James Penningt9n, Angelina Frances Morris Plateman,: Fred Mrs. Fred Jauni ta Mai Will I 79 43 43 43 B-20 47 47 B-9 45 45 15 45 45 28 133 22 22 22 22 25 S-l 14 5 5 14 14 14 14 14 14 B-17 76 28 28 22 22 22 22 , Rake, Alflred (owner) Dav;id Earl i B-5 B-12 Richards, Freddie M. Martha Richard T. Willie M. Roller, Catherine Catherine Charles G. Eddie W. Ethel Franklin W. Harvey H. Herbert G. George Lena C. Michael Valentine Willie Roth, Fredricek (Rev.) Margaret 16 16 16 16 14 34 34 38 13 34 13 34 34 13 13 34 2 2 Salverda, Josephine 10 Peter 10 Sather, Lily Marie 57 Scheer, Adam 23 Add 70 Anna Belle 70 Charles Theodore 23 David B-25 Ernest 23 Jonathan 23 Mabel B-25 Merle (owner) B-25 Rose Anna 23 Schneider, Baby (2) 40 Elizabeth 40 Emma M. 40-b Louise S. 40 Margaret 40 Margarette 40 Valentine 40 Valentine 40 William 40-A Selch, Frank 2 Shaw, Annie 59 Hattie 64 Mabel H. 59 Roy T. 59 Thomas 59 William, Sr. 64 Willie E. 4 Slingerland, Dewitt C. S-3 Smith, Alma Baker, Hutchison, Wilson, Denewiler 10 Snura, Louise 63 �23 Stout, Elenora :E 44 44 11 44 44 52 52 52 44 44 Wulfkuhle, Henry Homer (owner) Hubert, Sr. John Mary A. Mary A. Maxine A. Minnie M. Robert W. Roy H. Wm. C. Stover, Huldah A. Stull,' Aaron : Cha rlotte T. Geneva L. Henry A. Infant Isaac Isaac N. Matilda E. ~~ : Milton Yahn, Emmeline M. 44 Richard William F. 44 Tom Thomas, Bettie (No Lot #. Stone Frankie (in roots of Pine Tree) I I Unger,' John,Sr. 4 ,John W., Jr. B-23 Louisa 4 Vaughn, Gertrude Nichols, Northrop 25 I Walter, Anna E. B-9 August Albert B-9 Elizabeth 49 , John Albright 49 ,Madison (Rev.) 49 i Theo. (owner) B-16 Wendeland, Baby S-3 (son of F.E. & L.E. Wendeland) Wey, L.', (Stone near Lot #63 (s~e last page) Wilson,: Donald Eldon 27 'Leah Fann ie 27 :Lewis Elmer 27 ;Lottie 27 Mabel C~ 27 Rosie 27 Wi ttich i, John 3 i Sarah 3 Wulfkuh+e, Albert(owner) B-ll ~nnie Mary 53 f\rthur (owner) 57 Baby §~ Christian F. Ghristopher 53 Glarence (owner) B-IO Clayt:m R. 57 Clinton E. 57 Elizabeth 53 Ernest 54 Ernest (Owner) S-2 F,rank B-24 Harry 66 Zeeb, Albert Anna Marie Charley Edward J. George J. Gustaf A. Jennie M. Johann Michael Julius A. Michael E. Sophia P. 53 3 38 54 54 54 A-136 53 53 54 54 9 9 6 6 32 6 6 6 32 6 6 32 6 �24 STULL CEMETERY Stull Cemetery is located on the North side of 45th Street near Stull, Kansas. This is South and East of Topeka, about half way bet~en Topeka and Lawrence, Ks. Stone Records Died Date of Interment Born 'Lot #l-OWner Geo. Gress 1. George Gress 2. 3. Margar:et Gress 4. 5. Charlie Gress On 9/ J13 / 1911 J1334 1911 6/23/19 25 J1339 1925 same stone-Ralph Gress 6. 7. 8. Lot #2 -Owner Will Damm 1. Rev. Fredricek Roth 2. Margaret Roth 3. John Damm 4. Katherine Damm 10/2/1877 7/12/J1370 5. WilheJJnine Damm 6. Marie Iiamm 7. William Damm 8. 2/28/1933 ' 7/ 2/J1393 5/9/1900 12~J13 /1895 1 8/1901 1/10/1806(Rev.14c-13v) 10/2/1877 4/25/J1306( Job 19c -2v) 7/12/J1370 geb 9, May,J1329 gest 26, Oct. 1904 geb.D. 2, Oct. 1844 Gest.D. 12, July, 1907 A Ceb Den 25, Aug, 1896 Gest Den 23, June, 1897 -dau. W. & M. Damm 7/17/1862 2/25/1933 3/20/J1358 3/19/1933 9. Frank S,elch 7/30/1967 6/23/J1380 Lot # 3-OWner-John Wittich-Ludwig Lutz-Homer Wulfkuhle 1. Anna A.: Andrews 1910 1832 2. John Wittich 1869 3. Sarah Wittich J1370 4. Ludwig J. Lutz 2/19/1971 9/ 14/ 1892 5. Ida J. Lutz 11/22/1967 12/9/188 5 6. 7. 8. 9. 7/28/19 67 1910 Son J1369 Dau. 1870 2/16/1971 11/20/1967 Lot # 4-Owner John Unger 1. Louisa Unger 2. John Unger, Sr. 3. 4. Willie E. Shaw 7/7/193 0 1944 1863 1859 1930 1944 I 5. 6. 7. 8. 4/4/19 29 1929 Lot # 5-Own~r Chriss Nuffer 1. 2. 3. Annie B. iNuffer 4. Christia~ P. Nuffer 5. 6. 7. 8. , 7/15/18 29 6/14/18 25 11/28/1892 9/ 28 / 1892 �Lot# 6-Owner Michael Zeeb 1. Anna Marie Zeeb 1915 2. Johann Michael Zeeb 8/3/ Ji38 7 3. Sophia P. Zeeb 4. Juli~ A. Zeeb 5. George J. Zeeb 6. Albert. Zeeb 3/4/1938 10/17/194 5 8/21/19 23 6/5/Ji39 0 7. Gustaf A. Zeeb 7/5/193 2 8. Edward, J. Zeeb 2/1/1938 wt # 7 - No Burials todate Lot # 8 - No Burials todate wt # 9-Owner Edson 1. William F. Yabn 2/8/19 61 2. Occupied 3. Emmeline M. Yabn 11/6/1946 4. Occupied 5. Occupied 6. Geo. H~ Edson 4/28/1913 Murdered 1909 7. wren ~. Edson 8. Emmeline Edson 8/20/1914 Lot .#10-Owner John Deneiwiler 1. Dolly Deneiviler 2. Peter Salverda 1901 1888 3. Josephine Salverda 4. 5. 6. Alma Baker Hutchison Wilson Denewiler Smith i.3. John Denewiler 12/7/1916 7. Emma Denewiler 1886 wt # ll-dwner Geo. Houk, Sr. 1. Rudolph Andrew Houk 6/19/1956 2. George W. Boult 3. Lena HoUk 4. Huldah A. Stover 2/10/1936 4/25/1920 Children of Geo. & Lena <c::c> Den .10,. Jan. 1915 mather von 86 Jah. 2 m 29 tac Gestarben Den. 3, Aug, Ji387-imalter von 62 jab , 3 mon, 15 tag 5/15/Ji371 Ji393 Ji353 5/4/Ji390(son of Wm. & 6/5/Ji390 E Zeeb.) 7/5/193 2 5/ 15/ Ji3 71 2/1/1938 Ji369 Ji377 3. 4. Valentine Roller 5. Catherine Roller(wife of V. 6. 7. , 8. Michael Roller 9. 1961 no marker 1946 1873 no marker no marker Ji370 Ji330 1913 1909 1914 1834 no marker 1/8/Ji321-Ho11and 12/31/1.828 3/8/ Ji362 3/26/19 01 4/19/ Ji388 7/ 21/1943 1916 1886 Ji350 Ji347 1/23/Ji395(WWI-Ks. Pvt Casual Co.) 6/16/1956 8/16/Ji358 11/4/Ji356 2/10/1936 4/23/1920 18 ys.9 mo 12 da. 5. 6. 7. John Houk 8.Kate Houk wt # 12 No burials todate wt # 13-~er Valentine Roller 1. Herbert ,G. Roller 2. Franklin W. Roller 4/2/1938 1945 1923 lola 1902 1916 9/7/18 33 4/23/Ji331 9/10/1902 9/16/1916 1896 1.896 3/ 24/ Ji3 91 4/20/Ji395 1/15/ Ji3 96 1/28/ Ji3 96 1905 1887 Roller) 10(/1.825 11/5/1.828 10/23/1905 2/14/1887 1850 1902 �26 I"'~ lot # 14-Owner Peter Nuffer 1. 1891 -- 1892 2. Our boys 3. 4. 5. 10/15/1828 6. Anna B.(wife of John Nuffer) 7. Mother:Nuffer 9/5/18 57 8. Fred NUffer Lot # 15-Owner William Herschel 1. Mary Herschell 2. Son Hersche11 3. Daughter Herschell 4. Hubert, Herschell 1895 2/16/ 1892 5. Lenora,Herschell 1882 6. Willia~ Herschell 7. Estella Hersche11 Moore 11/11/1952 Co. B 88th 14.Inf. 8. G. H. Clark 1908 9. Emma H~rsche11 10 William B. Herschell 3/ 19/ 1918 11.AlbertHerschell 1895 Lot # 16-Owner-Richard Richards /18/1873 1. Freddie M. Richards Willie 'M. Richards 5/1 / 1874 1849 1905 2. Martha Richards 1835 T. Richards Richard 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Mary Criss 8. Moses Criss Lot # 1'11. 1897 1902 1822 1816 2. 3. Maria Heil 4. 5. Minnie K. Bahnmaier 6. Henry G. Bahnmaier 7. 1886 (73 yr.ll mo. wife of John P. Rei1) 1944 6/26/19 41 8. Andrew Bahnmaier 8/26/1968 lot # 18 No burials todate lot #19 Owqer-Laswel1-Browning 1. Eveline ,Laswell 5/26/1961 2. John C. Busch 1907 3. Emily Browning l2/14/1930 4. Henry Fix 5/ l2 / 1892 9/3/1909 7/26/1869 6/5(1874 6/4/188 9 7/14/ 1895 2/16/189 2 10/24/1882 11/9/1952 l2/2 0/19 09 3/13/19 18 10/24/1895 /17/ 18 77 1905 1911 1897 1902 7/1~/1886 1865 1856 1944 1941 10/6/1893 8/17/1968 1875 1844' 1907 1930 5. 6. John Cecil Busch(son of J .C. & 1908 Evaline) 7. Occupied 8. Baby John Busch lot # 20-Owner-Geo. Bahnmaier 1. 2. Caroline ;Bahnmaier 10/15/1899 3. George B~hnmaier 11/2/1894 4. 5. Oliver : B~nmaier , 1908 l2/1/19 07 8/22/1908 l2/14/1826 10/1(1829 10/15/1899 11/3/1894 1905 1908 �21 klt If 20' continued 6. Mary Bahnmaier 7. George Bahnmaier 8. 9. Lot # 21~Owner-Clyde Conn 1. Clyde ,Conn 2. , 3. 4. BabY,Grayham 5. 6. 7. 8. klt # 22-Owner-Geo. Noe 1. George W. Noe 2. Hannah: L. Noe 3. Fred Plateman 4. Mrs. Fred Plateman 5. Nettie,M. Noe 6. A. G. Gus Noe 7. Will Piateman 8. Jaunita Mai Plateman Lot # 23-Owner Adam Scheer 7/28(1912 12/1 /1948 1.865 1.864 10/16/1957 1.899 1/16/19 06 1/15/ 1928 4/15/1944 2/1/19 17 2/12/1957 8/13/1942 6/1~1939 2/3 1917 1912 1948 1957 6/15/1.8 27 1/2/ lB 32 no markers 1/16/1906 1/15/19 28 3/26/1.876 6/16/1.863 no marker 3/3/1915 2/12/1957 8/12/19 42 1/1/1917 l. 2. Adam Scheer 4/4/19 14 1839 3. Rose Anna Scheer 3!22/1895(wife of Adam) -Ohio 4. Jonathan Scheer 6 1.881 2/17/193 , 5. 6. 7. Ernest Scheer 1900 8. Charles' Theodore Scheer 1.874 1935 Lot # 24-awner-W. Hammond 1. Waters Hammond 4/21/1951 1.872 2. Wm. H. Hammond 1874 1.827 3. Sarah A. Hammond 1910 1834 4. Will Hammond no marker 5. 6. 7. 8. Lot # 25-~er-Ryland Nichols 1. 2. Gertrude! Nichols, Northrop,.J Vaughn 10/13/1962 12/2/1873 3. Mary Nichols 3/17/1932 3/26/1.852 4. Ryland T. Nichols 2/25/1910 1/14/1.848 5. 6. 7. Amelia B. Nichols 8/24/1917 1.888 8. Charles T. lf1ehols 4/29/1953 1.881. 1914 3/22 / 18 95 1936 1900 1935 1951 1874 1910 10/13/1962 3/14/1932 2/25/19 10 1917 1953 �28 Lot # 26-Owner George Carter 1. Charles F. Cox 4/29/ 1947 2. 3. Mary A,. Carter 4. George W. Carter 6/22/1957 4/22/195 2 ? stone-no dates 11/6/JB68 6/24/JB 65 6/19/1957 8/19/ 195 2 ? 5. 6. James 'Carter (or Corbett)6/5/1919(Co.H. USV.137 7/24/1892 Reg. 35Div.) 6/3/1919 6/1/1900 8/8/19 06 7. Geo. Durward Carter 8/8/19 06 10/8/JB96 8/6/1906 8. Winnie; E. Carter 8/8/1906 Lot # 27-Owner-Elmer Wilson 1907 JB85 1. Mabel C. Wilson 3/8/1917 1881 1953 8/JB/1953 2. Lewis Elmer Wilson 1962 62 JB94 3. Leah Fannie Wilson 2/JB/19 10/12/ JB89 4. Lottie! Wilson JB92 3/19/ JB 92 no stone ,. Rosie Wilson JB89 3/23/1938 6. Donald Eldon Wilson 3/21/1938 7. 8. 9. Lot # 28 1. 2. 3. 4. Angelina Pennington (dau. of W.S. & M.J. Pennington)(l yr,JB 4as.) 12/21/JB79 5. 6. (Stone N. of Angelina's. Inscription(Our Mother Frances Morris wife of 7. Wm. J. Pennington-B~rn in Lincoke Co., Kent. 4/19/JB21 D:8/26/JB91 8. (no record of this grave on Cem.Records) age 70-4m-7d.) Lot # 29-Owner Henry Deister 1. Deister Infant stone L.E.D. 2. Mary Deister 8/28/1936 JB70 Stone M.F.D. 1936 3. Henry·F. Deister, Sr. 10/29/1915 JB36 Stone H.F.D 1915 4. James William Lane 1879 9/6/1870 12,7m,2das. 4/28/JB79 Son of E. S. & L. Land 5. Lillian D. Deister 11/28/1955 12/1/1955 5/ 19/ JB 97 6. 7. 8. Lot # 30 no burials todate Lot # 31 I ° 1. 2. 3. Deliah Fix 4. William Fix 5. 6. 7. 8. 1. 2. 3. 4. Lot # 32-Owner Charlie Zeeb & Ernest Damm Age about 68 yrs. 1/2/JB09 4/15/1888 12/1/JB74 �29 let # 32 :continued 5. Jennie M. Zeeb 6. Charley Zeeb 7. Michael E. Zeeb 1/8/1947 1/16/195 2 11/11/1869 116(19 47 111 /195 2 1939 11/30/1861 1903 let # 33-Owner Samuel Buchheim 1. Sam F. Buchheim ll/7/1973 2. Samuel Buchheim 1931 3. Christine Buchheim 11/7/195 0 10/14/1897 1865 1867 11/6/1973 Jq31 1950 let # 34-Owner George Roller 1. Willie Roller Son of G. & K. Roller Age 127 2. Eddie Roller W. 10/12/1830 3. George Roller 2/17/19 05 2 4. catherine Roller 3/2/1837 2/ 3/1910 2/4/1872 2/17/ 1905 2/23/1910 1939 8. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 5. 6. Harvey,H. Roller 7. Lena C.; Roller 8. Charles G. Roller 3/16/1946 7/19/ 1961 8/ 2 6/ 1 948 1902 1946 12/31 1872 9/24/1868 6/5/ 1961 8/24/19 48 1838 61 19118Cf:) 7/26/1832 51 14118Cf:) 12/811888 3/11/19 04 5/10/1888 9/22/1835 8/ 28/1838 12/25/18 98 6/26/19 17 9. Lot # 35-Owner Samuel Buchheim 1. Margaret Buchheim 1/18/1923 2. Samuel :J. Buchheim 12/8/1888 3. Samuel Buchheim 3/11/1904 4. Anna M. Buchheim 5/10/1888 5. Occupied 6. Occupie,d 7. Occupied 8. Fred I s baby Lot # 36-Owner Hilbert-Lutz 1. Geo. Chris Hilbert 12/25/1898 2. Henrietta Hilbert 6/26/1917 1923 3. 4. 5. 6. Kate Lutz 1876 1/6/1912 7. Jacob Lutz 1875 8. ' Lot # 38-Owner Hubert Wulfkuhle 1. Joseph Koehler 9/26/1872 3/10/1871 2. Ethel Rq11er 10/31/1896(dau. of C.G. 5/1/1896 & L. Roller) 3. 4. 5. 6. Hubert Wulfkuhle, Sr. 7. 8. 10/18/1951 1905 (To be ~ontimled) Copied ~ contributed by lona Spencer, Lecompton, Kansas. 1912 1959 9/26/1872 10/31/1896 1951 �30 Continued from Vol. IV No.4,!!!! Pioneer. cemetery Book Eudora, Kansas "(lB09-1921 Copied by J~ Sweets at Spencer Research Library, Lawrence, Kansas. Sex Color Hationali ty # ot 'Date of Name ClSelh- :biir!ar - Date 1884 ~an 3 Jan 8 Apr '8 Apr 8 Apr 1 da. - - white American child of Mr H. MC GFE fern. white Geman Anna SCHNEJJlER 73 '8 Apr John SE.YOOLD 1 June Katie 40 male white German ot Lot Cause ot single ~ave 159 tem. white German dSaai - --nervous disease killed by fall blood poison 24 Nov 1.2 Dec 13 Dec single grave drowned single male· vhi te American Frank BOLINGER 32 grave George E. HARRIS 1 yr. , mo. male Black !mer. single gr. consumption single gr. consumpSolon M. HARRIS 8 yr.7 mo. male Black !mer. tion inflam.of tem. white German 46 Barbara ERNEST 47 bowels 170 cramps George W. BRUNE 10 da. male 'White German 261 typhoid fev. Katie BECK 37:, feL white Geman single gr. consumMollie V. HARRIS 10 yr.10 mo. fem.Black Am. ption Pearile ADAMS 1 mo. 20 da. fem •. white .Am.er. 194 cramps. Oscar WINN 2 yr male white American diphtheria child of John orT 1 da. feme white American 87 --Amel1a. REETZ 7 da. feme 1Ihite German single gr. - Charles E. HEINRICKS 2 yr 3 mo. male white Ger. 193 diphtheria John SMITH , yr 6 mo. male 1Ihite !mer. 154 croup !"1Pr 2 Apr otis RICHARDS 1 June 2 June 1 June 18 June '19 JUE 4 Aug ,Aug 4 Aug 's 10 Sept U Sept Aug 2S Sept :26 Sept 11 oct 12 oct 18 Oct 19 Oct 26 Oct 23 Nov 24 Nov 23 Nov 11 Dec 12 Dec 27 Oct· 24 2S Nov Nov D~ 18 42, 188, 47 male white American 230 1ntlam. of bowels 1 Aug 17 Aug 2 Aug 18 Aug 30 Aug 1 Sept 2' Sept 26 Dec 27 Dec 26 yr. 6 mo. fan. white Amer. 221 diphtheria Frank HARRIS - - male black American single consumpgr.-I34 tion Elizabeth ltANZIG 69 yr.ll JIIO. fem.white Ger. 169 typhoid fev. George CALIMELL 14 DID. male white American single gr. SUIlll18l' complaint John VAUX 70 male vb1 te Englishman 224 old age Belle FORD 20 fan. black American single brain fever gr.-I/20 Jacob KANZIG 70 male white German kidney dis. 169 28 Feb Charles ClW£R 26 Ju~ 26 Ju~ :n Aug Kar,r MEIER 1886 ~eb 23 Mq 1 June 27 M~ 22 male white American 22 .tem. black American Reinbolt E. HF..AISIG24 mo. male 'Iilite Ger. John Erwin 10 mo. male white American 24Mq Katy MONROE 2 ,June ~-- 61 consumption single gr.liver dis. .tever single gr. sUJIIner complaint �Eudora Cemetery Book continued: 31 -2Sex Color Nationality Date of Date of Name -- 1886 "T"'Tune 23 June fan. black American fem. 1Ibite American fem. lIbi te Jmerican C18i£h 'bUrIal - 7J~ 14 J~ 25 J~ 22 Aug 22 Aug ------ '------ 1887 ~an . 22 Jan 24 Jan 20 Feb 7 Apr ' --...... ----------- SAng ----- 28 Aug lS Oct ----- -- Cause of &~h- single gr. fever heart dis. 200 Mrs. GRIFFIN 40 single gr. SUlllller 1 !.ona M. HOBBS complaint s\Ullller com200 child of GRIFFIN 6 lIk. male white American plaint cancer 88 tam. 1Ihite American Eliza HAMILTON 68 single gr. spasm Charles KlEIN'S child 1 da. male lIhite AlBer. stoma.ck dis. 66 yr male lIhite German Henry CIIOLL Amanda STRAWHER 21 - child of Mr. HOBBS :3 vks. male white .Amer • fem. zite German 83 Louise LOTZ male white German child of Mr .HElS :3 Cora BISHOP John GIBSON fem. white American male lIhite American 20 10 feme white American S2 Caroline HERNRICKS 8 da. feme 'White German feme black American Willie HARRIS :3 Mary BORNWELL 29 Apr 1Mq 22 May Ii. .2! ~ fem. black American Mary DOISE 20 Mata CLAM 4 mo. feme wite Christina A. SCHMIT 16 German fem. white German single gr. spasm nervous dis. summer complaint measles 260 hurt by 194 train dropsy 221 spasm 193 swmner comsingle plaint gr.1I6 swnmer comsingle plaint gr.#22 single gr. summer cOmplaint 1nfl.amnation 167 of bowels ----- - To be continued in .future issues of The Pioneer. Herald 2!. _~re~ed_om ..., Jan. 21, 18S5 'I,'.. it Free School in Lawrence: A .tree school was commenced in this city a few weeks since, taught by Mr. Fitch. A meeting of the citizens was held on the evening of the 18th 1nst., at the school room. The meeting was organized by the choice of Mr. Samuel F. Tappan, President and Dr. S.C. Harrington, Secretar,y. A school committee of three was appointed for the ensuing year, consisting of Dr. R6binson,Dr. Doy, and J. S. Emery, Esq. Mr. Samuel F. Tappan was chosen clerk~ We are informed enough money has been subscribed to carry on the school for three and a half months. tmrrel!ce Athaeneuma The folloWing gentlemen constitute the officers of the Atli'aeneum: J. Lery,President; A. H. Mallory, C. S. Pratt, Vice-Presidents;, John HutChinson, Corresponding Secretar;r; E. D. Ladd, Recording Secretary ~ Treasurer; S. N. Wood, Librarian}: C. Robinson, S. C. Pomeroy, S. Y.Lum, John Hailey, S. J. Willis, Regents. Question for discussion before the Athaene\llll on Tuesdq evening, the 30th inst.:, nShould the policy or non-intervention on the part of our government be departed from in the present contest in EurOpe?1I Disputants: Af.firmative, J. Hutchinson, J. Mailey; negative, J. Speer, -- - s. E. C~ke. �32 Extracted from a Volume called: Kansas Claims House Reports 36th Congress 2nd Session (2 vol.) - The' following are examples of the many interesting testimonies to be found in the two :volumes of "Kansas Claims". These cla1ms were made by Kansas citizens in ' " the 1850's and often contain information concerning place of origin~ names of fam117 members, political views, etc. Volumes mq be consulted in the Documents Section of Spencer Research L1brar;y on the University of Kansas Campus, L85l1'eDCe, Kansas. -- In the lI1fltter of the petition of Benjamin S. Hancock. ,Margaretta Hancock, sworn, sqs: That she is thevife of petitioner~ and that in the years 185S aDd 1856 we were living on our claim two and • half miles from Lecompton. He was from Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, and a free~tate man~ and not in good odor with the people of Lecompton on account of his political opinions. In the year 18SS~ during the Wakarusa war, Mr. Hancock came to'Lawrence to save his 11fe~ and help~ while protecting himself, to protect others. While he was gone~ some men'from Lecompton came and threw do~ our fences, arid the cattle got in and destroyed our corn. There were nine or ten &cresin corn; it was sod corn. Mr. Hanrock had gathered a little of the corn to teed with before he came down to Lawrence; the rest destroyed. It was pretty good sod corn. This was all we lost of much value during that year. In the month of August or September, 1856, while lI\V' husband was absent-, having ned to save his 11£e-a company ot men, calling thanselves Kickapoo Rangers, about fUty in number, came to our house. It was Sundq morning. They were commanded bY one John Randolph. He paraded his men before the house, ordered ~e men to go in :and search the house, and take what they could t1nd tor the use of the southern &rnG"~ The men entered the bouse from both sides, began swearing, saying we had a store for the abolitionists at Lawrence,but they would not get it. Then they commenced plundering; some in one room; some in the other; some up stairs, turning over the beds"taldng the blankets, swearing they were too good tor abolitionists; inquired for Mr. Hancock; swore if they had him they would kill him. They took coffee, sugar~ crackers" meat, harness--several sets, &:0. They took all rrI3' provisions. I expostulated with them; told them they were gentlemen' to take all I had to eat, my husband being gone, and I having tll> little ones to attend to. MJ'. Lamb then took a piece of meat, some dried fruit, and a washpan full of coffee, and gave them to me. Captain Randolph got mad, ordered Hr. Lamb to leave ~s COlUp8l\Y, as his conduct was a disgrace to it; that he was a coward and a traitor: to his compq-. Lamb said he would not see a woman hungry. Pistols were drawn by' ~lph, who said the next thing taken out of the wagon he would shoot the man who did it.Lamb wanted to leave a sack of flower, but was compelled to give it up. Randolph made a speech, s~, among other things, he would go over with his things to I Lecompton, and come back again. They broke and destroyed evvr,ything they could lq their hands on that tbq did not carry 81tltq. That afternoon about 300 men came on h~rseback, accompanied by some wagonsJ picked up what they wanted, throwed down the fence; drove and rode through the cornfield, aet fire to the house three times, but it was put out. The barn and its contents they burnt down. There were in it ploughs, and chests of tools and ever;ytb.ing necessar:v to carry on a farm. B,etween the two visits on that dq I had obtained a guard from Colonel Cooke, and had ~ a few light things into the wagon. The last ~ who came even tried to rob the. wagon of the few th1ngs it contained, but were auccesstulq resisted by the I guard. . Myself and mother came back to the house atter the barn was burned, and~ waiting till dark, hid some things by oovering them up in the garden, wt they were all stolen, and broken up. The items in the house and barn, as .at down in the petition, were Q'llafried destroyed, or burned up at that time, except the items tor .poons. There -sq,: �33 were t_lve large spoons" silv8l'"worth 136" and 12 small ODeS, worth $lOJ these vere carried 11/I6tq. The pre.ems were lIOrth $1 per gallon. .Ten acres of corn and over were destroyed at the same time" the fence being thrown down. What they did DOt pack off, the c sttl. and hoga destroyed. An acre of potatoe a was also dug up and destroyed. Three horses were taken off. When Mr. Hancock Ca11l8 into the Territo1'1' he brought twenty-tive vagon loads of goods, such as 18 set out in hill petition" and two loads afterwards. her Margaretta: Hancock -I- mark Witness: Samuel A. ~an Sworn to before me April 29, 18,9 ------ Samuel A. ~an In the matter of the petition of Henry Eggert. Test:LmoD¥ Douglas County, sa: , Sophia Eggert, being d:u~ sworn" says; I IE the wife of petitioner" H8nl'1' Eggert; on the l..hth day of September, 1856, we lived on our claim, about a mile southwes~ of Franklin" in this county, and have lived there aince; a great II18.l'\Y men c'sme to our house that dq; Mr. Eggert was hid; it was the day Franklin was burned; the.r too~ away some of our chickens, we had over a hundred before they came, and thq onl3 lett us forty; thsy were worth $4 per dozen; I .,uld not taka three bits apiece for them; thf:\V' took all our bed clothes, lett our feather beds, took an umbrella, razor, carving knife, two butcher knives, chair, and IIl8lIY other things that I can·t ~ar, worth, in all, $200.; they took four of our best milch cows, worth $!6 apiece; thq rode our horse till he was so hurt that we thought he would die; they rode him one night and one day only, we could not use him all sWIIIler; I don't lmow how ,much he was damaged, I think at least $,0. her Sophia Eggen Witness: Samuel A. Kill@Uan mark Sworn to before me, AprU 2..7, 1859 Sanuel A. Kingman"COOInissioner -+ --.. J:. B. Johnston, sworn" says: I know petitioner, have knOlill him for three years" during all which time he has lived in this Territor.r" and is a citizen of the Territory now; I 8I1l his near neighbor; in the month of September" at the same t:1me Franklin was burned, the B.l"fI\Y' that burned Franklin, under General Reed, drove oft four COlIS, the property of petitioner; I was taken prisoner, saw the cows of petitioner with twenty or thirty other of ray neighbors' cattle driven otf in that drove; other droves were added tothes8 from time to time, and all permed in the lot of BilJ.y Wallace, in Franklin; the cows were worth $.30 each; he has never recovered them; I ~ow nothing of his other losses. Sworn to };)afore 1118" E. B. Johnston. April 30, 1859. --..-- Contributed bY' Judy Sweets Herald ~ Freedom, Aug. 4" Samuel A. Kinguan" Commissioner 18" Marriedr A Magnolia, Ill. on the 12th 1nst., b.r the Rev. Mr. Dwm of Wenona, Col., qeo. S. Park, lately one of the editors of the Parkville LlllIl1nary, to Mary Louise, eldest daughter of lim. W. Holmes Esq. former13 ot New York City. Mr. Park finds this to be a"glorious country'" after all, since tor the one ho~ he lost he is now blest with Holmes. �34 QUANTRILL RAID CLAIMS Evening Tribune Lawrence, Kansas, 5 March 1887 '-rhe Quantrill Raid Claim Bill passed the House last evening about 6 o'Clock, receiving seven more votes than a constitutional majority."'•.•• "Mr. Bowersock has worked with untiring energy for the success of this measure, which was one of the hardest to manage of anything before the Legislature ••••• The intelligent and successful efforts of Mr. Bowersock, Mr. Cox and other members, prominent among whom was Hon. J. B. Clogston, the newly appointed Supreme Court Commissioner, will be gratefully remembered by the citizens of Lawrence." '''The following is a complete list of the losses of residents of Lawrence. To fi,nd the total each will receive, if the amount exceeds $1,000. add 25% of the remainder, the sum not to exceed $1,500." Albach, Phillip Aldridge, T. Allen, A. K. Allen, Sam' 1 Allison, J. D. Ambler, B. A. Ander,son, M. Babcock, C. Baile'y, F. S. Barteldes, F. Beoch, J. C. Biebush, H. Bissell, -1&. Blood, Jas. Bradl~y, E. L. Breton, Peter Briezebower, J. Brooks, P. R. Brown. WIn. Buchanon, W. Bullene, L. Bussee, L. G. Butz, J. A. Carpenter, A. J. ChurChill, G. Clarke, H. S~ Clarke, Sidney Cline, Mary Coleman, E. A. C. Congo Church Corbon, Eddie Cordley, Rev. Crane,' J. S. Crouch ~ Ril ey Crutchfield, WID. $2210. 2135. 6000. 125. 1200. 211. 411. 4700. 2510. 1440. 80~ 1700. 956. 395. 478. 1200. 1800. 1450. 1200. 2350. 17,175. 500. 2000. 9500. 8780. 2532. 577. 155. 125. 1288. 200. 2850. 3261. 370. 230. DaLee, A. G. Davis, Jno. Dillon, Fannie Dixon, Chas Dix, Ralph C. Donnelly, B~ Donnelly, J. Drisdon, B Duncan, Amos Duncan, C. Duncan, W. H. Ecke, F. J. Edwards, C. L. Edwards, Jno. Eggert, Fred Eggert, Henry Eldridge & Ford Eldridge, E. S. Eldridge, S. W. Elli s, l'Ileredi th Emery, J. S. Endicott, W. Evans, D. Evans, J. W. Falley, E. R. Faxon, Jas. D. Faxon, W. T. Filmore, H. S. Filmore, H. S. & L. Fisher, Alben Fisher, H. D. Fitch, E. p. Fitz, R. H. Fowler, Thos. Frazier. R.L. $2097. 450. 275. 1196. 7000. 200. 125. 600. 2SO. ];2,673. 15,000. 3050. 300. 120. ISO. 500. 5147. 2370. 60,000. 800. 250. 500. 178. 1500. 518. 50. 767. 4852. l5,965. 575. 1800. 2000. 75. 705. 11,875. �35 French, E. P. Freeman, F. Frey~ Sam Fuller, F. Garvin, T. S. Glathardt, J. H. Goodin, Joel K Goss. G. W. Gregg, A. Griffith, G. W. E. Griffith & Marcell Griswold, J. F. Grovenor, G. Grovenor, H. P. Guild, E. B. Hard,: A. B. Hard & Reynolds Harli'n, Henry Hart, I Hen ry Hartm'an, M. Haske'll, A.C. Haske'll, J. G. Hazeltine, W. Hendry, J. M. Hicks:, R. Hill, Hiram Hi 11, ' Luther Holt, Geo. E. Holt,G. E. & Co. Hornsl;>y, Elmira Horton, J. C. Horton, s. s~ House, J. Howe 11, Lewi s Howell, M. A. Hughson, C. A. Hunter, Hiram Hunter, Jane HUson, s~ H. Innes, H. L. Janes, E. J. Jenkins, Ann Johnson, Louis Johnson, Thos. Johnson, W. M. Katenstein, A. Keef, Jas. Ki 11 am , Mrs. Kilworth, Ike Kimball, Sam Ladd, E. D. Lane, J:. H. I 500. 450~ 6000. 500. 2285. 2400. 450. 4500. 350. 2540. 7000. 8000. 2250. 2300. 1000. 263. 4010. 525. 4550. 4584. 525. 800. 4400. 288. 550. 1200. 3261. 2371. 3261. 1650. 210. 100. 1850. 300. 100. 160. 250. 55. 5S00. 300. 205. 1730. 525. 141. 300. 512. 394. 6900. SO. 32. 2500. 8370 Lane, Nettie Leibe, Nancy Leis, W. J. , Leonard, B~ Lewis, I. N. Li vingston, Co. Loesch, Mich al Lo fgren, Thea. Longfellow, C. Luddington, R. W. Lykins, Wm. H. R. Madson, E. Magier, Adam Marshall, Z. Marti n, Iren Marti n, Fred Marvi n, J. F. Mears, \'1m. Meeks, C. M. Miller, C. J. Miller, J. Miller, R. H. Mills, A. R. Moon, A. Moore, H. L. Morrow, R. Mosby, A. Mosby, Andre\\! Mug an , Patrick McAllister, O. W. Norton, Mrs. E. M. Norton, S~ B~ Oehrle, G. Oldham, A. Oli ver, Thos. Owen, C. Patterson, S. Pease, C. H. Perry, Aaron Pickens, G. Pierce, G. W. Pollock, J. Prentice, Angie Prentice, S. B. Prentiss, T. Putney, L. B. Randall, P. Rankin, W. A. Raymond, H. Reed, F. W. Reynolds, S. Reynolds, W. 150. 5000. 100. 350. 2500. 1839. 800. 287. 1210. 15,200. 4500. 140. 338. 800. 4260. 148. 846. 385. 765. 100. 2583. 1050. 75. 340. 140. 11 ,050. 500. 297. 253. 1165. 900. 8150. 1000. no~ 2500. 3SO. 953. 945. 4704. 3550. 1360. 8000. 200. 1000. 674. 129. 613. 2500. 1557. 12,000. 3226. 56. �Rich'ards, H. Ridenour, P. D. Ridenour & Baker Riggs, S. A. Rollins, J. D. Rollins, Jno. Ross', Jno. Russell, S. C. Sands, J. G. Sargen ,G. 'H. Savage, Joseph Scott, W. H. Scho~t, J. Fo Schwab, John Scruggs, R. Searl, A. D. w. Shan~on, Shearer, G. Simmons, F. Simmons, T. J. Simpson, Mrs. Simpson, S. N. Skinner, Sam Smi th, Ed Snitij, G. W. Snodden, M. Soule, Emily N. Southerl and, S. SparJ;, F. W. Speer, Jno. Steinberg, T. J. Steve,ns, R. Stonebre aker, S. Stone, Sarah Sum, s. y~ Sutliff, John $34,000. Sutliff, W. E. & Co. $1350. 3000. Thacher, T. D. 650. 120. Thomas, C~ 35,000. 324. Thompson, E. 685. 1712. Thornton, J. W. 1000. 800. Tisdale, HEmry 4000. 490. Tolbert, M. A. 2500. ISO. Torbott, M. A. 1400. 1071. Trapman, Ed 4275. 780. Trask, R. J. 509. 389. Turner, Jas. 102. 121. U1rech, Casper 500. 6000. Watson, J. E. 1770. 700. Watts, A. 1050. 265. Wheeler, H. 250. 1100. White, A. W. 500. 727. Whitman, Rosa 3200. 135. Whitney, R~ 2022. 8000. Wilder, J. H. 2480. 3330. Wilder & Palm 1512. 700. Wiler, Carl R. 8900. 1156. Williamson, A. 1703. 5738. Wi lli s, J. & Bro'. 300. 3700. Winchell, A. T. 225. 1538. Wood, E. W~ 1500. Wright, C. A. 135. 100. 6800. Zimmerman, W. 200. The following not legible: 4000. 5813. Eng---. F. & W. 1200. Ford, ? 160. 1101. SO. 27SO. Fo--une. R. Martin, ? 538. 350. Simpson, ? 1583. 1250. Wilmarth, O. (1)500. 160. 5---. -----rick, ? 1200. 100. --compiled by Pauline B. Elniff. August 1980 ------Herald 2.! Freedom, April 14, 185> Married: On the evening of the 3rd 1nst., at the residence of Judge John Curtis" by J. K. Goodin, Esq.,Mr. Henry Austin Corlew to Miss Zorelda Bledsoe. In Kansas City, Mo. Nov. 19, 1854, Enima Asenath, aged 9 months 15 dqs. In Lawrence, April 3d, 18>5, Leander Flanders, .aged 5 years 4 months and 8 days. Both of the above were children of J. F. and A,. P. Morgan, formerly of South Framingham, Mass., now of this city. We sympathize with the bereaved parents in their severe affliction. Died: �l7 OBITUARY RECORDS of New England Society' of Lawrence, Kansas 1899-1927 Excerpts~ from the handllI'i tten obituaries, except where newspaper clippings are indicated. Original record in the "Kansas Col1ection~ at Spencer Research Library, Uni versi ty of Kans as, Lawrence, KS. By Pauli ne B. Elni ff pp 1-2. Charles Edward WILDER, b Brandon. 1893l d Lawrence 2 May -1899. ' n.· 21 Sept 1840;: came to Lawrence pp $-4' Andrel'l Miner GRANT", b Windhan County. CT 1825; m Sarah J. lI.'IILIAMS 1850; ,to Kansas' 1882; d Lawrence'May 1899. pp 5-~"Mlss Mary JIOOINSQ'or. 1899 (no other dates included in 4-page obituary) traced her lineage t,ack even as far as Oliver CRQ\IWEU.; her New England ancesto~s dated from the Mayflower; her mother was a MANlELL from Barre, ~tAi her uncle, Charles: ROBINSON, was the first Governor of Kansas. ~ss Robinson's ,intense interest in securing greater rights for women led her to fonn the WOmen's Republican Club. She was also largely responsible for the formation of the Martha Washington Chapter of DAR. p 9 Mrs. Chas. d 26 Feb 1901. 1 W~ stITH - Jane Elizabeth WALKER, b London, PA 4 June 1844; p 9-10, Gilbert Howe lttORGAN. b SOuth Franinghmn, MA 27 Feb 1'852; to Lawrence 1855; m Rachel g •. snntmS; d r )Jar 1901. pp 10-12: Albert WHITCCJdB, b Fayston. 'IE. 14 Aug 1827; to Osawattomie 1855'; m Aurilla hlJNTLEYof St. Johnsburg 1851; d Lawrence 26 Aug 1901. pp 13-14 Rev. John S. BROWN, b Ipswich, NB'26 Apr 1806; to Lawrence 1857; d 15 Ju1 1902. pp 15-i6 John P. ROSS~ b Warren, MAApr 1'839; to Lawrence 1855 with parents; m Rose SPICER 1865; d 1902. . . p',17' ..rs. Francis Antoinette NEVIsm~ b Ashtabula' County, OR 22 Dec· 1837; m William W. N£1nsm at Rome, 0If20 Jul 1856; d Lawrence 30 Sept 1903. P 18. Betsey· BICKNELtNOYES, bAbington, ItA. IS Nov 1820; to Lawrence 1'368' d Lawrepce 21 May 1903. ' P 19 D'. $'. ALFORD (Judgel~ b Riverton, cr 4 OCt 1848; to Lawrence 1873; m ~sie' D. SAVNiF; 14 Apr 1874'; d'Lawrence 22: Feb 1903. p 20_: H~ B~ ASHER~ (newspaper Clipping 9 Dec 1922) resident of Lawrence forty-five years; was eighty-five: years old; widow, Mrs. Mollie E. ASHER; four ch~ldren: Henry H~ ASHER and Dudley C. ASHER of Lawrence, ~rs. Alice M. HARVEY' and Joel J. ASHER of WiChita. �P 21 Mrs. Lucia M. NEmtAN. childhood home Weatherslie1d. VI; m Dr. Albert NEWMAN to Lawrnece 1857; d Lawrence 10 1904, aged seventy-nine years. pp~ 22:-23' Mrs. Asenath P. MORiAN, maiden nmne ASenath Perry Htt/E, b South FramihghElll. MIt 17 Feb 1818;. m Jonathan F. MOBiAN Holliston. ItA 1840; to LaWTence 1854; d 1904. P 24 ; Judge Samuel A~ RIGGS. (newspaper clipping. not dated) b Hanging Rock, Franklin COunty. OB 1 Mar 1835; io Lawrence 1859; m Kate EARLE 31 Dec 1861; d Ann~ Arbor MI. Mrs. Riggs died seven months ago; one son, Harry Earle BIGGS: survi ves. , , I p 25 ,Richard COrd1ey. D.O•• (two newspaper clippings) ,b Nottingham, England: (J sept 1829; to America 1833'; to Michigan; to Kansas 1857; m Lfary Minta cor 1858; was ordained at Quindaro 27 Jan 1858; his first sermon in Plymouth Congregational Church, Lawrence 2 Dec 1857. His funeral conducted by J. G. DAUGHERTY of Kansas Ci tYi pall bearers were: John HASKElL, o. ~. H"ANSCGIE, C'~ L. 'EDWARDS~ J. D~'AXm, .~ E. BAZPZ-J, p~ It alERY, K~ D~ WEAVER' and Frank BAI~. p 26;ilrs. Richard CORDLEr. (newspaper Clipping, Lawrence Journal-World dated ,1 Dec 1913>' Funeral notice and tribute. No statistics. ' p 27 Mrs. Mary II. (PIERCE) CLARI<E, daughter of Benj amin F. PIERCE and Mary R. HAWKES; b llarbleliead, MA 6 July 1869; to Kansas Ci ty wi th pcrents HID1; m Alfred Houghton CLARKE 30 June 1893'; Ii ved in Lawrence five years; moved to New York City'1898; d Lancaster, MA IT April 1905. p 28 Dr. Albert NmIAN~ b Windsor VI 2 Dec 1824; m Lucia- U. TaLES"1851; to Lawrence 1857; in the Civil War was aP90inted surgeon of the 3rd &egiment Kansas Volunteers; d 1905. P 29 Reuben W. IlJDINGTCJIl, b West Springfield, MA1827; to Lawrence 1057; d 7 Oct 1905. p 30. Mrs. Matilda O·CamOR SPEI~CER. b Sand Lake, NY,' 1043'; m Selden P. Spencer 1859; lived in Madison, WI, then Texas, but removed to Kansas during the, war; #lother of seven children; d Lawrence' 25 Jan 1905. pp 31-32 Alexander was, b Tompkins County, NY near village of Jacksonville 13 Nov 1830; to Lawrence: fall of 1857; m MC!ry L. NOIiTB fall of 1863;: d 30 Jan 1905 leaving an only son. p,32 S~ N. sntPsm~(newspaper clipping no date) eighty-nine years old; helped found Lawrence 1854; suggested its name after Amos G. LA~mmCE of Boston; Gave $10,000 to start the fund t~at fixed University of Kansas at Laurence. John BI~: and Mr. SItIPSCN were roommates In Lat'lI'ence, and when Bll!:WJN left, he gave, SDlPSQ\l all his personal effects •. He financed the first bridge built a~ross the ICaw at Central AVenue:. p 33' Miss Sarah A. BROWN. (Full page Clipping dated 4 j~lD 1924, from The' Iitdi an Leader, a weekly newspaper publ1 sbed by the Haskell lnsti tute, ; tribute ~ wri tten by Cilarles Francis MESERVE) Also a sketch of her life (net'lSI I �39 paper clipping) by William Herbert CARRUTH reprinted from the Pacific Yni: tarian. She was born at Buffalo, NY, the daughter of Rev. John BR,)WN, a UnitarlanMinister; to California 1912; d 11 AUg 1923'. She was widely knoWn: as a Unitarian Missionary~ •• "She was actively interested in many reform movements. A~ one time she was president of the Kansas State Federation' of Women's Clubs •. She was a personal friend of &1san B. Anthony and Lucy Stone, and her near kindred cherish the certific<lte of The National Woman' s Suffrage A;ssoci at ion honoring her as a pioneer. She rej oiced in the recollection that she had seen the triwnph of three great refor.:Js: emancipation, universal suffrage, and prohibition, and she had faith that the cause of international peace would soon be won. She worked as e<:1rnestly': as she could in the ~hternational League for Peace." p' 34'C1arence Seymour HAIL. (newspaper clipping) b Carrollton, MO 2 Oct 1868; m Lillian POPENOE Lawrence IT Jun 1896; came to Lam~ence 1008'; d 16 Feb 1922. p 35 :Mrs. John G. HASKEU. -, Mary Elizabeth BLISS HASICEU., b Wilbrahar.t,t!A 22 Oct 1837;. m Capt. John G. P.ASKELL 1859; to Lawrence 1859; d 19 June (year not listed) San Diego, CA. . pp 3& ,to 74 are all blank. p 75 Mrs. Elmira HORNSBY' - Elmira Wom.ILEY b COrning NY;: to Kansas 1856 with sister and brother-in..law, L. J. WORDm.l; returned to NY 1860; m ColumbusHOHNSBYin New York 1862 a few days before his death. She returned to Lawrence, where she di ed 28 Feb' 1911l Obi tuary by Mrs. Geo. A'. BlJillS. P 76~77 Col. O~ E. LEARNAlID, (newspapel· Clipping, 4' coltunnsl b Fairfa."(, In the spring of 1857 wi tIl other parties of Lawrence, started the town of Burlington, KS vlhere he built the first hotel, the first mill, the first business house and the first building us~d for school and church purposes; was Lieutenant-Cblonel of 1st Kansas VO~\lnteer Infantry at breaking out of the Civil War; resigned fror:l the amy 1863 and resumed residence in Lm'.Tence. His wife was the daughter of COl. S~ W. ELDRIIXiE and,they had three sons. Ee died 8 Nov 1911. VT 14,mov 1832; to Lawrence fall of·1855. . , Mrs. Sara T. D. ~OBINS:)N, daughter of ~1iriam LA:mENCE' and C1ariss DWIGm., b Belchertown, nIA- 12 Jul 1827; m Charles RGSDJSOH 30 Oct 1851; to Lawrence 'spring of 1855; 1867 moved to Oakridse, four miles north of Lawrence where she died 15 Nov 1911; buried in Oak Hill Ce:Jetery beside ~ler husband, the late Charles ROBINS~{, the first {Jovernor of Kansas. Obituary by F. W. BLACIBIAR. ' p 78 p 79 Mrs. I. J. GRAY-- Martha P. mE, daughter of Dr. John YALE, b Ware, 14k 3 De,c 1361; m I. J. GRA!at Ware 10 Feb 1891; to Beloit, IS- (1) in May, thence to Lawrence; d &101t, at the home of a sister 20 Oct 1911' buried Oak. Hill Cenetery, tawrence; survived by husband, two sons and a'daughter. wr p 80 O~.~ McALI.ASTER 1911 - printed obituary missing. �40 o. A~ HAfiSCClm' (newspaper clipping not dated) Oliver Angevine HA:!~ b Portsmouth, NIl 13 ()ct 1831. ~tr. HANSCct.l \'ias 23 years of age when he started out from Bostonsiation with the emigrant aid party bound for lans as, singing as they journeyed westward, the hymn \'ll"i t ten for them by Whittier:' -We cross the prairies as of old Our fathers crossed the sea, To make the west as they the east, The homestead Qf the free.' "There remain now in Lawrence but two others of that historic party, Mr. Forest :SAVAGE and Mrs. Louise ROUSELAUX. It Mr. Hanscome m~rried Miss Anna Lappan '25 Oct 1857. She died: i,n June 1912'. ,At the time of his death, Mr. HAN&:m1E was 83 years and 22' days old and had li ved in Lawrence since 1854. P 81 C01E~ pp 82-83 Mrs. Arma TA?PAN(newspaper LAPPAN) HANSC(Iil, b New York City 9 Oct 1851; to Lawren ce in 1854 wi th the f ami 1y of Rev. 5amue 1 y~ Lmt~ Ur. UJrlI, wi th a commission from the Home Uissionary SOciety, held his first services 1 Oct in the Hay Tent just erected by trle New England Einigrant Aid Society for a lodging house and other gathering for the early settlers. Here on 15 Oct, a meeting was held with a view to the organization of a Union Church. This meeting adjourned to Sunday 22 Oct at which date the Plymouth Congregational Church was organized. Married Oliver ~ Hanscom 13 Oct 1857. P 84 Miss Ellen LEABNARD. Newspaper clipping of tribute to her memory by Clarence HAIL, in the Gazette 19 Feb 1912. No statistics~ p 85-86: Mary BUrbESS SAVAGE (l83$.1912) , b Deanston, near Stirling, Scotl'and; one of a large fa.mily of children; at age IS to New York Ci ty, then Springf~e1d, am; m Joseph SAVAGE and cane to Lawrence to make a horne for hi s . motherless children; husband died 1891. p 87-88' f.1rs. Joseph E~ RIGGS, daughter of Dr. and AIrs. FUu.ER;b Norwich, cr 1845; to Lawrence in 1857; in the first class at the Uni versi ty of Kansas; m l872;d 27 Mar 1913. p 89 Mrs. Charles L. EDWARDS, came ::to Lawrence from Northampton, UA with husband and two little girls 1866', d,~2 Nov 1913. p 90 MJ;'s. Forrest SAVAGE - Lydia W0RT3~ b Hanover, NH 27 Jan 1830; m Forrest SAVAGE' 8 !;tar 1849; in fall of 1855 came to Lawrence; four chi Idren: Willi am ~ iWma, May and Frank; d Lawrence 24 Aug 1914. p 91 E~han Allen SJITE; b Andover, VT 4 May 1832; to Lawrence 1857; in banking business until 1861, to ,Washington DC position in Indian Burenu until 1865; returned to Lawrence and helped to organize the First National Bank of ,which he became cashier. 'r,1C follol'n.ng year went into the hotel business,. In 1074, started NO!r.'i()()D Stock Farn of 300 acres west of Lawrence. The fine horses from the NOmvOOD Fam have made the name famous. Was a m~er of the Legislature for two years, and a member of the Masonic body in the Knights Temp1ar rank~ p~ died in La~,.Tence 22 Mar 1914. pp 92-931 Col. H. S. ~TOORE~ d 1914; b r-lantua, OIl 25 Feb 1337· his fatl1er a native: Granb~, crt t~ Lawrence 1058; s~rved in the. 2nd Kansns Infan~ry; m 1364 E~tiler IiAm.i'JN of OU, daughter of a ploneer of MA; left wife and t,:,JO sons. 0; �p 94 ,Paul LEARNAHD. b Lawrence 25 sept 1868'; fnther. a native of VT; mother. native of MA'; m Anna DYKE of Burlington, VT 1895; d 1914; survived by wife and one son. BUrdick. p 95 Mrs. Wilder S. llE'l'CAIF - ~lary CROSIER METCALF. b Sullivan, Ash1 and County, OH 4 Jun 1057; m Wilder METCALF 30 Ju1 1873; to KS nine yec>rs later; d Lawrence 8 Sept 1914. P 960li ver A. P~~SCO'.i, (handHri tten obituary) b Ports::nuth HI-I 13 Oct 1331; d Lawrence 4 Nov 1914; had five children, three survhre him. pp 97-98 Mrs. HOL:.H:GBElRY - LeonoraS. m:CKER. b Portland, ME Oct 1859; to Illinois for one year, then to Kansas 1366; rn George };or..Lli·!GBEr!RY Dec 1902; left a widow Mar 1912; d 21 Nov 1914. Printed news item: Mrs. Leonora S~ Wl..Ln:GBERl1Y. who died at the Srrr.!:)NS Hospital Saturday night, left a will devoting her !Jroperty at 841 :.laine St. to be used as a home for girls in Lmrrcnce. A farm consisting of 160 acres some distance from tom is by the terms of the will to be used for the support of the home thus founded. "f1er house will be used to its capacity in provid~ng a home for girls in Lawrence who are t'!ol"Idna for si,lall w~'Jes, and who have no families or whose families live elsewhere". T11e Unitarian church is named as trustee for the home, and will have charge of the administration of the property. It will be knol'm as the nicker Home for Gfrls. T'ne cause of death was cancer. She was fifty-seven years old. pp 99-ioo Joseph EchnondRIGGS, b Portsmouth. OIl 31 AUg 1037; to Lawrence 1864; m ADnie FUUER 3 Oct 1372; d 16 Dec'. 1914; three daugl1ters survive. pp: 101-102 Mrs. S~ J. CIDRCHIIL -. Louann GRANT. daughter of Rev. Jacob GRArlT; bCoop~rstown, NY 26 Feb 1044; m. S.- J~ CHURCHILL at Council Grove, KS 4 Aug 1879; no date of death given. p 103 ,r.Irs •. F. D. r,lOIlSE - Adaie ~r1 r,~O:1SE. eldest daughter of Dr. Aivan and Abby s\IITH'; b Monson. MA 8 AUg 1840; I!l Dr. F~ D. MORSE 19 Oct 1669; to La\'1rence first week i'n Nov 1869; a resident forty-five years; survived by husband, a brother. Dr. Frank L. 5.IITII and his four children; burial at Monson, ~. . p.104 ,Forrest SAVN;lr. b Hartford, VI" 27 sept 1626; youngest son of ~liUiaJ!l and Polly HAHEN SAVAGE; m Lydia G. WOln'H-8 Uar 1849; to Lawrence 9 Sept 1094; pre-emp:t ed fam west of Lawrence 1894; lJoved to Lawrence where be died 11 Aug 1915. I p 105 ~!rs. Ann IIElmILL mmINS. MERRIU.~ practiced medicine many port, ~; m ?Craius? JENKINS and b IIa'1over NlJ 2 Hay 1323;: her father, Dr. years in Hanover;' moved wi th family to Lockcc:me to Lawrence 1854. Tbey became identified \'lith the Free State people and Mr. JEN!aNS was at one time a prisoner in the power of the pro-slavery party. In 1658 he was murdered by one James Lane. afterwards: U. S~ Senator. After his murder, Urs. JEmaNS cared for her thr~e children and brought them up to be an honor to. the ci ty and useful members ,of society. She died 30 AUg 1915, age 92 yrs. 4 ~o. �p, lO~ ltrs. Rose BRa::K Sf.nT~I, b Leavenworth County 23 May 1067; moved to Greenwood County; educated at EureI{a, and Uni versi ty of Kansas; to Ottawa 1891; had rccord of beinu one of the best primary teacJ!ers in the state; m F. ':A. SIdITII 1:893'; d Lawrence 29 Sept 1915. p 107 Alexander faOOllOE, son of Donald lt~ROE and Jeannette R('5S U~~eOE, in the County of Ross: and Cromarty in northern part of SCotland. They left SCotland 1843. Alexander born on shipboard on the banks of Nel'1 Foundland 2 Aug 1843"~ Landed at Salem, fdA; enlisted in Civil War in Co. F 23rd r;~as­ sachusetts Infantry;'m. 17 Nov 1364 in Salem; to Lawrence 1382; elected President of l'lerchants National Bank 1890; resigned in 1914 due to failing hcalth; d 24 Dec 1916; leftl'Ji.'fe and three children. pl08-109 rase George A. BANKS - Belen Mary BErIITI', daughter of Jason and Cyntllia BROWN HEWITt, b North Granville. NY 13 Spet 1836; moved to Winona County, MN 1850; to Lawrence 13 Jul 1857 to work for her mother's cousin, G. W.; BROWN, publisher of the Herald ~ Freedom; m (1) Dr. Jerome GRIs!'lOtD 9 May 1859; had two children; Dr. GlU$iOLD murdered in QUANT?JtL' 5 Raid Aug 21 1863; in 1870 m (2) Mr. BANKS; had two children, one died in infancy,; she d 10 Jan 1915~ p no, Charles L. EDWA.1DS, (newspaper clipping, not dated) b Southhampton, atA 19 Oct 1828;, to Lawrence 1855'; was the first school head in Latvrence 1857-~9; was first elected superintendent of public instntction in Douglas County, took charge gf the office 1 March 1859 when there were but three organized schools. Wi thin three months thh-ty schools were in operation in the county; was one of first trustees of "lhat has becorJe the Uni versi ty of Jansas, and was principar of be academic department w,lich opened in fall of 1859.' In 1860 he accepted posi ticn of prinCipal of Southha'ilpton Academy until spring of 1862. Married 4 Oct 1360 in North Hadley, HA (\'11'i tten obit. gi ven 1marrialje date as 1362 and name of wife, Susan R. P(1.'lEP.S:·of South Hadley, ~IA). In 1862 erlisted in 37th Uassnchusetts Infantry, Co D. At close of waJ;', retired as a Major in his regiment. t1as one of founders and charter members of Plymouth Congregational Church; held office of tre~Sl!rer over half century. Survived by daughter, Uiss Virginia EI1.'lAiDS. Died 22 Nov 1916; buried Oak Hi11~cemetery. a P 110 Brief clipping ~~out the death of Miss Virginia S~ Edwllrds. NO' statistics. P 111 ' rotrs. Cecilia O. TO'llNE, b near Non'lalk, OH 1843; m. Rinna TOWi,!E of ford, MA 1068; ,to Lawrence same year; d 18 Jun 1916. b:>X- pp n2~n4 Paul R. 53ooI<5, b York, ME 22 .Till 1834; one of t\'lclve childrcn of Jereniah and Eveline BROOKS; to Kansas City 1854, then to Lavll'ence. -The first J:Ilerchant in Lawrence, member of City Council t'lhicil defied GO~lornor nobert J., tiAIJ(ER, rJember o,f the territorial legislature; County ClerI< for six consecutive terms in the early history of Douglas County; County Treasurer several timGs and coshier of several Lawrence banks--a Pioneer who CR".1e in September 1854 and ,rno has been identified with the histol"'J and developnent of the,town ever since, died SUnday morning at his home on south Tennessee Street;. d 17 Dec 1916. Pall benrers: Ur. Fran!' BROCKS, C113r'les :-I. TUClmU, W. R. MAXH , I. J. MEADE, A. D. WEAVER, C~ s. FIr-~C!i~ Buried at Dale fall. I ' �43 115 Mrs Paul Ii. BROOKS, (newspaper clipp~nu. not dated)' d~u9hter of Jev. • Cayug<l C-... -::Ie • to ,p Alanson: . i3aJG:ITa~, BEptist ;:iinister 13 J'une In ;)~m loy: ro·"· '.' ••c 0.. r~ans<ls'in 1857. U~rriaae to Paul n. mDC'KS was first C.1UrCIl we<.!Cllng ln L:-wrenee. p 116 ~ paQe of loose paper on which is \'1ri tten in pencil: NevI EnCJland Necrology' ~Iary nUa.VN rJrs • SIcrr.T~ :ilrS. d 23 Jan 1922 23 JuI '22 16 Feb 2 Jon 1922 2811ar 1922 27 Oct 1922 1:7 Oct 1922 9 Dec 1922 6 Dec 1922 W:-allIAN Mrs. Clarence RALL :1r5. Eva S;W.~~SZ UAT!' Ur. Baht. UNZA7 Ur~. Josephine ?!Iki.!.'U1GS? rilr ~ J. D. Bf1.1.l!nsooK liIr. H~ B. ASZER L1r. J. rl. BAStINGS tlrs. ft.. lUllaJA blsnI~ -----QtER"I'5$ Queries are free to members;. The,. shoUld state at least two tacts to gain best "sults. Queries 81"8 also tree to non-m8Dibers, but must concern Kansas ~lated ancestors ot f1ttT years or earlier. Harold L. PittstOl'd 2934 East 8th Street, AndersonhrIndiana 46012. , WoUld lloma on on EnOCh JOhii pmSFORD, b. 49 iii dr8iiV1I!e, Ohio to Jamas :and Mariah (JONES) PrrrSFURD. m. to Mir& iERRIS 1873 ? at Mason C1.t7, Ill;1no1s. d. 12 March 1911 had one daughter l1Sted: Susan B.(b. 1883) me tl who ~ed H. K. SPElaR. I Ruth A. McCune, 21S West Green, Gal1~z NeW Mex:1co 87~Ol. Seek iiifo;-mation on EdWin Ranson O~ b. 17 Apr. 185 (7) in Iowa, died near Azokansas C1t;r, Kansas and buried 1ii'1Iap1e Grove Cemetery J Lan-ence;: and his vUe, KaJ1nda Catherina (ANDREW) aG, b. 22 Jan 18S8 in Louisville, Ky., died 17 Feb 1917, Lawrence, Kans~. _ _ �44 Queries (Continued) ..... ~--,. ,'~' -- Donald Vaughn, 1946 Barker, Lawrence, Kansas 66044. Would like to share tnl'onnation on Warren Potter THAlER, and his brother, Chauncey R. THAYER bom St. Lawrence Co. N. Y. around 1840. They moved with parents to wisconsin about 1842. Donald Vaughn, 1946 Barker, Lawrenc~ Kansas 66044. ormation on BAXTER family of Tioga Co., Would l!ke(to contact anyone with Pennsylvania about 1840-1850. Reba Cline, 1100 Crane Road~ Pampa, Texas 79065. Seekiilg information on theamily of Lewis LAWSON, b.Tenn. 1822, and wife Celia'TRL),jBLE LAWSON, b. Ky. 1827, came to Douglas Co., Ks, settled near Clinton ca. 1859. 12 children; Nancy, b. 184, Kyj Sarah b. 1854 Ky.; Thomas J. b. 1854 ~; James E. b. 1857Ky.j William P. b. 1859 KSj Elizabeth b. 1861 KSj Sophonia b. 1863 Ks; Lewis b. 1864 Ks; Margaret b. 1867 KSj Clara b. 1870 Ks; John b. 1847 Kyj Jonas b. 1849 Ky. r Reba Cline 1100 Crane Road, P8lIl a, Texas 79065. James E. fAlIfIt,(my grandfather married Augusta Louisa BUCHANAN ca. 1888 in Ks. ~ved Butler Co. Ks. until 1902. Went to Okla by cOvered wagon, settling in Payne Co. Any information appreciated. Will exchange. Mrs. Maxine !100re Rouland Rt. 1 Box 15 C Pe Seeking information on ox Run Baptist and Mary HOUGLAND home, Jan. 26, 1794. started in James , Mrs. M'axine Moore HfJi!land~ Rt. 1. Box 153C, pe~,Ks~ 66073. Would like to know mat en name of Harriet SeT, b. Maryland 1796, m. Adam SCarT, b. Scotland 1783. They lived in Belmont Co. and Monroe Co. in alio. e Ky. before 1890. �Queries. (Continued) lb. I1& A. Watts, P. O. Box~nners Ferr;y~ Idaho, 8380,. Se8kiIii iDformation on JOhll AJiL ana Nancy OBBITT RANDALL, both killed b1' guerilla raiders during 1860's Kansas or Missouri. They had three children: 1) Permel1a Elizabeth RANDALL, b. 18,4, m. John CASTILtQ in Wilson Co., Its. in 188,; 2) George RANDALL, '6. 18,6; 3) Mary Martha RANDALL, b. 7 Dec. 1858 in Mo. m. 'James Watson TOOMEJY in Wilson Co. Ks. in 1878. Permel1a and Mar,r were raised :by an uncle, VilUam Madison BOBBI'l'l' in Wilson Co., Ka. :rn Edna Bashor We Rt. , Box 286 Lawrence Its. 66044. eeking ormat1.on about o. yo in Caney to1lDShip, Montgomery Co. Ks. in 189, and in Fawn Creek township, Montgomery County, Kansas in ,1900. Family consisted ot wife, Drusilla (Lucy), a son Lankford, a daughter Lucy and a niece, Sal.l1e B. lDLLAND. I am particularl¥ interested in locating the grave ot the ·vi.te, Drusil1&, Who died between 189, and 1900 as. I . believe her father, NathAniel HOLLAND, abt 90, is buried beside her. He had come by train for a visit, became iiI sbDrt17 atter arrival, died, and was buried by the daughter ldlere she lived in Kansas. Hrs. - - -- !!erald 2! Freedom, Feb. 24, 1855 At Coal Creek sett1~ent, in this district, on the 13th, C1arrie, dought~r of Hugh and Zyntha Pettengill, aged 14 months. Died: i-lerC'11d 2! Freedom, ~Iarch 24, 1855 Die~: ,In this ~ity on the lath inst., Annie K., daughter· of Rev. S. Y. and Cane K. Lu~: oi.dropsy of the brain, a0ed 2 years 1 r.1onth and 18 days. In tillS Clty on the 16th inst., of consumption, r,Ir. Daniel H. Brooks. aged 33 years, formerly of York, l.faine. 'On the 3rd inst., near Douglas, I(.T., of pneumonia, Wnlis S. ffarder aged 82 years, formerly of Richmond, r~ssouri. ' ,At Washington Creek, K.T. on the 11th inst., of disease of the heart, Hrs. Eleanor A. Lovelace, aged 34 years, formerly of Clearfield county, Pa. Herald ~ Freedom, April 7, laSS Die~: In Lawre~ce on the 7th inst., Mrs. Harriet S. Litchfield, relic of Le\ns S. Litchfleld, aged 42 years, formerly of Boston Mass In Kansas City, Mo. on the 5th inst., of dysent~ry, Cl;arles Leonard, Yf')un]g!st ~on of Joseph and Ainanda B. Savage, formerly of Hartford Vt now' o tllsClty--aged 1 year. ' ., ~n Lawrence on the 31st ult., of typhoid fever B A Baldwi f erly of.Troy, N.Y~, aged about 32 years. ' '. n, ormAt Lawre~ce,. K.T. the 28th ult., Mrs. Lois Herrick, aged 73 years, . ~fe of ~athan d!rrlck, Esq., ~d a worthy member of the Baptist church in ast ~orlnth, Ualne. tllrs. Herrlck had been a professor of religion 62 and dle~ in the triumph of faith. years Married:: In Lawrence, on the evening of the 5th inst b Rev H B ~;S~f ~~;n~: :~W:~d Carpenter, of this City, to Miss S~rJ E. jon;s:r:~!~t_ On tho e 10th ult., by Rev. Mr. Foster. Ch 1 to Luc re t la B eMass. a r es • oak, of Lowell, ftI" n. CI:.. ';;!IlIith of Lawrence ' K•• T , �-- - - -- - ---------- well in copier 6/26/02. �j.- 5, Vol. No. 1 ' " I.', ~-; ,.;/:;:~' PI81111 /' f""'> " ~" ~~'", -~- _.'.;.-, . ,' • '.. .:::.,' .".>... .... ~~rpvtJ~"""'--:: ••<¥,.,.~ ~ - - ,- - . .. ~.:C ,. , :"':;;:-::;:-'"~;;' -, Published Quarterly By: (-.:/ 'Douglas CountH 'Genealogical Societ9 r:-.. , ,,;>' .,.' '>. '. ~ '-:'~ - P.o. BOX 3664 LAWRENCE,K~NSAS 86044 .; :: I �"THE PIONffiERIt published Quarterly By: The Douglas County Geneaiogical Society P. o. Box: 3664 Lawrence, Kansas. 66044 . w__ __ • ___ __ __ ______________________________________ ---------------------~ -, l,or Vo .-¥., ~ ~ ~ No. 1 . Summer 1981 -----.------~---------------------------------------------------------------Contents Page 1981-1982: D. C. G. S. Officers and Cormnittees) • • • • • • • •.• • .. • • • 2. President I s Letter .. • • • .. .. .. • • • • .. • • • • • .' .. • .. • • • • •• 3: . 4 1981-1982 D.C.G.S. Memberships • • • • • • • • Items for Sale b.1 the D. C. G. S . . . . . .. .• • • • • • • • . .. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .. 5 Lawre~ce, Ks. (Douglas Co.) Sources for Genealogical I~~r~a~i~n • • •• 6 1894 Lawrence, Kansas Dai~ World CLARK Information . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Societ~ ~f Fri~n~ 1869 Memberships of Lawrence, Kansas • • • • • • . .. • 8 1896 Class of Kansas University Law School • • • • • • • • • • .. • • • .. 18 , , , Stull, Kansas Cemeter,y Records • • . • • • . • . • .•. .. • .•, . .. .•. •. ... .... ... .. .. . • • 20 . . , ~ E.udora, Kansas Cemeter,y Records • ~ ~, " . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .. • 30 1859 Testimonies from "Kansas, Claims" • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• 32. 1887 Quantrill Raid Claims • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• ........ 34 Queries .. • .. • .. .. .. • • • • • • • .. .. .. • .. • • • • • • • • • .. • • .. .43 ***** "Deal with the man who does' the"most bUSiness • . You will find there is a reason for it." -Daniel Webster �2 1981-1982. Officers: President • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Vice-President • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• Secretary • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Treasurer • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Librarian • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Editor • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Donald Vaughn Jean Snedegar Judy Swee~ Jane Wiggins Pauline Eln1£f Mary Jami.son Committees: Genealogy' Research: Jane w~.~ Jugy- Sweets. Library'S Pauline Elnm'j r nwell, Dorothy Wigg:1ns. ufioneerU: Mary Jamison, BdDa Welling, Jane Wiggins, Judy Sweets, Hugh Stouppe, Kathryn Bunton, Dorothy Clarke, Dorothy WigginS, Emma. Berg. }Iembership: Dorot Wi ins. Telephone: DOro ar, 'Kidwell, Kathryn Bunton. Obituar,y Clipp :" fISh DerrICk. . iDDdle!li.ng Obi, NeQPapiiii' Jean Snedegar, Grace Embers. The Douglas 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 Publio Library and the Presbyterian Manor. Afternoon meetings: are held i f possible and occasional area, tours. AD annual public workshop is held to help'in research. Itembership feea are $,.00 single, $7.,0 for family manbers... The fiscal year is :tram July 1 to June 30 the tollowing year .. .. - ~ (/~~~-'.:::~-:;:~-=-_- -;.-~~.~{~~~;:J~~_'~~. ~ .'~-~_;:.- Frank Good's Home Town News- Wichita, Ks. Eagle-Beacon Copied with Permission. He who knows not and knows. not that he knowa· not, is a tool;; shun him. He who knows not and knows that he knows not, is a child;: . teach him. He who knows and lmows not that he knows, is asleep; waks him. He who lmows and lmowa; that he knows is wise; tollow him. Persian proverb. Two fish were swimming along together in the river when the little fish asked the much larger tish: How did you manage to grow so big?" 11M)' :friend," he replied, "When I was about your size I learned to keep m:I mouth shut--so here- I am 1 \I - - - -Please remamber-~e need help in copying old records ot Douglas County. "The Pioneer" Committee �3 Presidents;' Letter I lo~k back on the past look I ahe ad and see many but work together for a mitt~e chairpersons ~d constructive ones. year and see much accomplished by our(societ,. I challenges. We should 'not ,let. our enthusiasm lag stronger society. Thanks to all the former commembers who have toiled to make the past years Pauline Elniff and her librar,y committee' have selected and purchased several new books for the library. Aqyone having suggestions for next years purchas~s, contact Pauline. Donations of geneaiogical material are alr1aus, welc.ome ~ The cornmittee has spent many hoUrs prepaJ;"ing the exchange ~arterlieSi for displ~ .and keeping the shelves' orderly.. The society library is in al corn~r of the Lawrence Public Library and is for the use of the general public. The society is grateful to the library board and staff for their I coo~ration. J i The ~ioneer has had another successful year under the editorship of Mary JazrU40n and her publication s,tatf. . Many articles and records of Douglas, County useful to our members' far and near have been published. We welcome mate~ial for possible publication in the Pioneer. The material should be at least 75 years old and include your nama, source, and date of publishing. I . I our V;ice-President, Jean Snedegar, aild-Grace Embers have started indexing the deaths and births: in the early Douglas' County newspapersj on micro-film in ~e public library. Please contact one of them i f you can help. , Seve~al of the faithful' are still working on indexing the 1875 State Census of DoUglas County. Than~ _to IlQh Derrick, who has taken over' the project of clippirig the death, marriage, and birth notices in the local paper. This is the current issues and ihdexing them should be of great help to researchers in the future. I . We ar~ beginning to plan for a workshop to beheld :in the spring of 1982. The ollly wq we can have a successful workshop is for everyone to pitch in and h~lp. Please contact one of the officers 1£ you are willing to help or have ideas that would make a better workshop. I ' Rem~er our monthly meetings on the second Tuesday of the month, generally at the public library. ! -----1 I The items from the "Herald of Freedom" were copied and contributed by Paulirie B. Elniff, Lawrence, Kansas. I I �DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY MEMBERSHIP 1981-1982 BANTA, John V., Jr., 2209 Kingston Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 BERG, Emma, R.F.D. 2, Box 224, Lawrence, KS 66044 BRESINA, Patricia M., 1411 Torbett, Richland, WA 99352 BROWN, Virginia, Box 325, Paola, KS 66071 BRUNE, Georgiana, R.F.D. 3, Lawrence, KS 66044 BUNTON, Kathryn J., 2135 Kentucky S:t., Lawrence, KS 66044 CLARKE, Dorothy V., 1908 New Hampshire St., Lawrence, KS 66044 CLINE, Reba, 1100 Crane Road, Pampa, TX 79065 CLOUGH, Vivian, R.F.D. 5, Box 128, Lawrence, KS 66044 COTTER, Dennis J., 9402 North Octavia, Morton Grove, IL 60053 CURTIS, C10viss E., R.R. 3, Box 114, Leavenworth, KS 66048 DAVis, Mrs. U1a C., 2nd and Arkansas, Lot 2, Lawrence, KS 66044 DERiICK, Ilah, 333 Kansas Ave., Lawrence, KS 66044 ELNIFF, Pauline B., 820 Sunset Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 EMBERS, Grace, 445 North St., Lawrence, KS 66044 FINNEY CO. GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, P.O. Box 592, Garden City, KS 67846 GORTON, Catherine, 831 Illinois, Lawrence, KS 66044 GORTON, Dr. Thomas, 831 Illinois, Lawrence, KS 66044 HANSEN, Georgia M., 308 East Rumble Rd., Modesto, CA 95350 HOUGLAND, Maxine, 1920 Harper St., Lawrence, KS 66044 HOUT, Goldie V., R.F.D. 5, Box 128, Lawrence, KS 66044 JACKMAN, Twy1ah, 1230 N. Van Buren, Topeka, KS 66608 JAMISON, Mary I., Route 2, Box 58A, Baldwin City, KS 66006 KIDWELL, Irma L., 1617 Rhode Island St., Lawrence, KS 66044 KNOX, Dennis 1., 162 S. King's Hwy., Stillwa,ter, OK 74074 MAKER, Betty L., 8340 Greensboro Dr., McLean, VA 22102 PITTSFORD, Harold L., 2934 East 8th St., Anderson, IN 46012 POINTER, Betty J., 607 E. Russell, Santa Ana, CA 92707 SANDERS, Elizabeth, Route 5, Box 220, Warrensburg, MO 64093 SHELP ON , Evelyn, 2908 Chisholm Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 SIMMONS, Hazel Lee,1646 Barker St., Lawrence, KS 66044 SMITH, Adell Carr, 2928 Cornell Ave., Iowa City, IA 52240 SMIT~, Claude, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044 SMIT~, Zona, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044 SNEDEGER, B. Jean, P.O. Box 665, Lawrence, KS 66044 SPENCER, Iona B., R.R. # 1, Lecompton, KS 66050 STOUPPE, Hugh, 1739 Alabama, Lawrence, KS . 66044 SWEETS, Judy M., 2905 Moccasin Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 THOMAS, Stephen A., 624 Honeysuckle, Olathe, KS 66061 VAUGHN, Donald, 1946 Barker Ave., Lawrence, KS 66044 VAUG~N, Wilma, 1946 Barker Ave., Lawrence, KS 66044 WELLJ;NG, Enda, Route 5, Box 286, Lawrence, KS 66044 WIGGINS, Dorothy R., 2020 Stratford Road, Lawrence, KS 66044 WIGGINS, Jane M., Route 4, Box 221, Lawrence, KS 66044 , Herald £! Freedom, June 16, 1855 Married: At the Union Hotel in this place on·the lOth inst., by Rev. G. W.• Hut<m:inson, Mr. Hiram Cram to Miss Mary Brero, both of Franklin. I �__ , :; _ ." --. . . . r ,. ,,,,',,'-, '1y( r' i~ Items For Sale by the D~ C. G. S. '/ ::/:" (Write for additional information.) "",,, Back issues of "THE P.U>NEER.1t ~=. ~. Richard Cordley's ItHISTORY OF LAWRENCE." (Indexed) Copies of liTHE. ORIGINAL PRE-EMPl'IONS OF DOUGLAS COUNTY". (Indexed) Copies. of liTHE. ORIGINAL LANDOWNERS OF THE CrI'Y OF LAWRENCE." Editors t Note: Dear Readers: We are happy to finally finish our Swmner "Pioneer". We wish to sincere~ credit these people: Pauline Elniff, Iona Spencer, and Emma Berg f!lr contributing material typed and ready to copy; Jane Wiggins and Edna Welling-typing; Judy Sweets. for contributing an· abundance of material; Dorothy WigginS and Edna Welling-addressing and MailingjDorothy Clarka and Hugh Stouppe-indexing; and all of you for your patience • ., We need your help for futUre iridexing our old Douglas County records. We have not touched the wealth of sources available. Your editor, ~. /)1ttUvlj.- " cl/rnf4.-(rrJ Mary J~on' :ierald.2! Freedom, June 30, 1955 Died: In Topeka, reT. on the morning of the 4tJl inst., Henry Speiter, late of meadville, Pa, of cholera, aged 20 years. (Cr0.\'!ford county ?a. papers please copy) gerali.iJ of Freedom, July 7, 1855 Died: In Lav.'1'ence on the 5th inst., l'lillie Clarence, son of Abidan I{. and Jane G. Burditt, ag·ed 1 year and 27 days. Kansas River Packet: T!le light draught 14'" steamer Fn.;.:)J:CIER No.2 will ply regularly between Kansas City and Fort Riley, touching at all intermedi ate landings. Having fine accooodations for passengers, public patronage is respectfully solid ted, and shippers can rely upon t:le FINAr;GIER's punctuality. For freight or passage, apply to Capt. Mott Horrison on board; J. Iliddlesbarger & Co., Kansas:Ci ty; or to C. H~ r.lanning, !Ierald of Freedom office; or to Hutchinson, Harlow & Co., r.lerchants, Lm'lrence, K.T. --Hay 12, 1855. ]er3ld of. Freedom, July 21, 1855 Died:: pn Coal Creek, neer the Uakarus3, on the !ilorning of tile 17th inst., of a disea~e of the liver, T. J~ Stone, late of Summerville, ~l:::ss., .nc:ed about . 25 years. �6 SOURCES FOR GENEALOGICAL INFORMATION Lawrence, Kansas (Do~glas Co.) Compiled by Judy Sweets, Sept. 1981 A. University of Kansas Libraries On campus 1. Spencer Research Library (Kansas Collection) - Many biographies of early Kansas residents; diaries, county histories of Kansas; maps and atlases, such as Sanborn City Maps 1880's to 1920's, county and city plat maps for Kansas, etc.; city directories; Douglas county court records, such as tax rolls, register of deeds mortgage records, jail books, etc. (originals) - some from 1855; several old Kansas newspapers on microfilm; photograph collection; and many other original documents and letters relating to Kansas settler and Kansas history; slave narratives on microfilm. 2. Spencer Research Library (Documents Section- basement) - Census materials (on microfilm) State of Kansas 1855-1915 (ten year intervals) and Kansas Federal 1854-61 and 1860, 1870, 1880, 1900 and 1900 Soundex. Many government documents such as Kansas Claims, State Papers, Land papers. Several indexes to the governmen:t documents,. e.specially helpful is the indes called Grassroots America. 3. Watson Library - Jayhawk Boulevard, University of Kansas - Many books on various states. Several county histories, especially for Missouri and Kansas; Biography and Genealogy Master Index (at reference desk) lists biographical sources; various Who's Who volumes; a series of books of slave narratives. Some microfilm copies of various newspapers in the U.S.; Draper Collection on microfilm. , 4. Law Library (Green Hall) - 15th Street - Some indexes which give names of individuals involved in certain kinds of court cases, some dating back to about 1700. B. Lawrence Public Library - 70], Vermont. St. - Old city directories for Lawrence, beginning 1860; many old Lawrence newspapers on microfilm dating back to 1855; Lawrence phone books dating back to 1916 (not all years are available); Many biographical books. and other volumes which concern the History of Kansas and Lawrence (most are stored in a glass case in the library); Index to the Rural Cemeteries.of Douglas Co. Also, housed at the Lawrence Public Library .are the Douglas Co. Gene~logical Society holdings including many exchange quarterlies from various states and the D.A.R. holdings which includes many volumes of genealogical and historical interest. C. WatkiRs Co~unit~ Museym - 1047 Massachusetts St. - Exhibits showing various aspects of the history of Douglas Co., Kansas. �7 Douglas Co. Sources continued: D. Judicial and Law Enforcement Building - 11th and New Hampshire Sts. Naturalization records beginning about 1906; probate records; marriage records dating back to the 1860's; divorce records; etc. (District and Circuit Courts located in this building.) E. County Courthouse - 11th and Massachusetts Sts. - Tax records; register of deeds and mortgages (old deeds and mortgages are on microfilm); some copies of old Douglas Co. maps (one showing land ownership) are available for sale in the basement. ' ,:.. F. Oak Hill Cemetery, 1605 Oak Hill , '. ,·,r"o -- - -- (~ -,':-. .. ;- .-,-- ~- . ~ The Daily World, Lawrence, Kansas, Saturday A.M., September 1, 1894, last page Oliver Clark, an old citizen of Washington Creek and a member of the G.A.R. Post, died yesterday, after a lingering illness. Funeral notice will be given later. ' The Daily World, Lawrence, Kansas, Tuesday, September 4, 1894 The G.A.R. attended the funeral of Oliver Clark in a body Sunday. The Daily World, Lawrence, Kansas, Thursday A.M., September 6, 1894, last page Pleasant Grove Anderson Clark of Melvern is visiting his mother. Oliver Clark died last Friday and was buried on the Sabboth. He was a member of the G.A.R. and the Post turned out with the S. of V. to pay their dead brother and hero their last tribute of respect. The funeral was held at Pleasant Grove Church and was largely attended. The Christian Minister of Lawrence preached the funeral service,Mr. Clark being a member of that denomination. Copied from 'The LaWrence Daily World (micro-film) Position 6 - (Aug. 28, 1894Feb.,~6, 1895) by Dorothy V. Clarke, granddaughter, February 7,1977 at Spencer Research Library, University of Kansas, Lawrence, Ks. \ .."! �" 8 Record of Membership,' o,!. Lawrence Monthly Meetfng of Friends 1869 Date, of Birth Remarks 1 Wa~hington Hadley Naomi Hadley Charles Franklin Hadley 12-12-1817 7-31-1819 10-15--1848 Almeda Hadley' Emilie' Hadley Ella Hadley Laura Hadley Flora Hadley Charles F. Hadley 9-4-1850 11-6-1852 5-1-1855: 11-20-1857 1-12-1860 10-15-1848 Almeda Pickering Joseph N. Woodard 9-4-1850 6-6-1843 Reb~cca'Woodard Ruth Ella Woodard ? J. Claudius' Woodard Mary Woodard Louisa Woodard Hollingsworth Stephensorr Smi th, John T. Watkins Hargaret H. Watkins Mary Asenath Watkins Edwin Lauren Watkins Sarah Delp~infa Watkins Anna Jenette Watkins Eva Jane Watkins, Lenoia Maria Watkins Ida Semuel1a Watkihs John Wi:laon Sarah, H~ Wilson' Ida Jemima1 Wilson Mary E. Wilson Anna Jane WHson Vestal E~ Wilson Calvin Rush Eli zabeth Rush Charles E. Knight Spri ng Rfver, Ks. Benj. Holingsworth Jane W'. Holingsworth George y~ Johnson Matilda H~ Johnson Henry Herbert Johnson 7-2~184r married 9th mo 15th 1870 to ArabeUe s~ Cronkhite ('not a member) married to A.D •. Piickering 6 mo-12-1872 m. to Thomas E. Newlin 10 mOl 30th 1878 deceased 10-28-1872, suddenly by an accident, in Lawrence, Kas~ Arabel1e S. Hadley, wife: (not a member), Lula Charles Hadley(childJ b. 8-24-1872, Family removed to Cal:. removed to Cal. 8-1s.:..1867 12-29-1869 4-21-1873 6-30-1875 5-15-1815: 9-28-l83r 8-27-1825 12-31-1852 5-19-1854 6-1,s.:..1857 8-4-1859 r-18-1862 5-17-1864 4-13-1870; 4-10-1834 11-25-1829 4-2-1856J 12-6-1857 8-17-J.859 10-5-186$ 7-13-1833 4-22-·1841 11-7-1859 11-22:"J.843 3~20-l844 10-29-1868 disOtomed 7 month 1875'. Isolated. RemDved Reinstated 1876 deceased (no date listed) deceased 5-19-1874 consumption: deceased 4-29-'1871' congesti;on of brain Millard Hughes: see page 100 removed to Fairmount m.m.lnd •. 2nd' mo' 1'4-1872 .t' .t· It, ,/ " " II "" Iti ft· removed to Sugar Plain mo.m. Ind. 7th mo •. 17th 1782 removed to Boston ft' �9 1-26-1871 Martha Eli,zzie Johnson 12-·14-1873 Charles' Hadley Johnson 1-8-1875 Bertha (blank) 6-2$..1835' Nathan \vhi teo 6-5-1838 Eli zabeth Ann \~hi te: 12-1-1-1859' Mary Alice 'White 6-12-186l!. William Everett" \vhi te 1-8.;.1863 Selia Rebecca Whi te, Samuel Woodard' Emma Woodard, Goshen, Ohio" 3--l'4-18la Wm. H~. Watkins: 3-1-2-1811 Matil;da, Watkins: 1'0-29-1837' Thomas~Jefferson Wilson 5-112-1840 . Mariah H~. WHson 1-21'-1864 Elf Wilson 10-3-1799 Thomas Fumi ss' 112- 14-180 5 Eli zabeth Furniiss. HoneyCreek,Ind. 2-12-73 Elizabeth Ann Clawson By' Request· 2-2S-1836-, .Geo. W~ Nearvision Goshen, Ohio' Elizabeth Ann Nearvision d:'l;.~11-l835·, Lick Creek, Ind. Louis Woody' ?!!axted, Eng. 2-12-73 1-20-1819 Jane Wright 3:"17-1849 Francis Wright Shawnee 12-8-77 11-13-1855Mary C. Wright 7-2-1878 Henry Wright Micij ah B'. Winslow $-13-1834 Elizabeth D. Winslow 5-6-1837 Jeptha D. )11inslow r-21-l855 Anna' 8". Wi'l'lslow 9-2-1856, ?Ithamer R'~ Winslow. 9-2-1858 Jonathan M. Winslow 1-22-1863' Calvin S~ Winslow 7-12-1865' Mary'S. Winslow 7-27-1867 \!Iil'li am Epperson Wilslow m-27-l869 Henry J. Winslow 5-18-·1872,. Alfred Li nd1ey' 1-29-1822 Martha Jane Lindley 9-23-·1823 Joseph Jefferson Lindley 11-13-1847' William M. Lindley' 11-11-1849 Emmer Estella Lindley 10-27-·1853 Tonganoxie 11-12-73' Geo. M. Lindley 2-20-1846, 2-5-1848: Elizabeth Lind1~r Corydon E'. Lindley 8-6-1866; Lelia C. Lindley 1,2-26-1869 Eli WHson 10-16-1809 Mary Wflson 2-12-1813 Cert. Read Cert. Read Removed to Returned & Removed to 2nd mo 1898; 2nd mo' 1898 Tongano-xie m.m. 5th mo 15-J.!812 certi ficate produced 5 mo 14 1873' Oregon Removed to Rocky Run M.M.lnd. 4th m l!7:"1872 " Itr n' tf'''",' Of· deceased 8-22-1878 Removed to Barckley monthly m~~ Kans:as married Laura L. Gentry('not a member) di;sowned' 5-17-1876: disowned'S-17-1876, removed to Whftewater' monthly meetin~ Ind. Remo,ved to Barckley mo. meeting Ks .... til" " ft· Died of consumption in North Lawrence' l!873 Removed to Kansas City monthly meeting It, ft' W· ~ ~ ". I'" "" 11" Removed to Tonganoxie m.m. 6 mo 17-1874 Deceased 11-6-1869 Resigned 7 month 1875 fir It •• ; Released on marriage 2 rno 13 1878 married deceased tI,! �, 10 3-2-1836 C. Wilson 9-14-1845 Wm Penn Wi! son 3-22-1848 Joh:n S. Wilson' 11-9-1811 Sarah A. Mendenhall 2-1;4-1850 Charles Mendenhall Tonganoxie, Ks 6--17";"74 Taylor W~ Mendenhalt Ann Mendenhall Lilia' A. (blank) Samuel P. " Oscar I. " B1u~ River 10-N-76 John Pooll 10-31'-1830 John B., Rush ~18-·1834 Katurah Rush 10:"-18-1857 Irena Rush 10:'l4;"1859 Elvira J. Rush 5:..12-1862 Aima J. Rush Lucy, Rush a;..20-1865 6-12-1867 Arthur D. Rush 8-23:..I870' Flora Verna' 1'-23--1'873 Nfxom Rush Seth Wflson Burnett 7-4-1837'Mary Ann Burnett 1-12-1859 Emma Rebecca Burnett 1-11-1864 Rock Run, Ind. Sarah E. Burnett(wife! of S.W.B~FrazerJ 8-11-1847 Effie E. Burnett 7-22-1872 N~llie Burnett 8-29-1879 Arthur D., Burnett 4-22-1083 Joseph Newlin 4-7-1852 Arabelle S. Newlin (wife) 2-28-1851 Ernest M. Newlin 2-25-1878 Myrtle Alverson Newrin 2_21-1887 James C'., WHson 3-9-1830 Marl a Wilson 11-13-1833' Ali ce S. WHson 5:"$..-1855: Elij ah B: Wilson 4-27--1862 Springdale:, Ks: 8-17-811 Ruth Wilson (wife of James W.): West.--1-,m.m., Ind. 6-8-1878 John W. Coffin 8~20:"1848 Alice: L. Coffin 5-5-1855~ Florence M. Coffin 4-10-1876: Coloma, Ind. 8-19-80 Abel Frazi'er.' 12-17-1833 Betsy W. Frazier,,' $ .. 27-1837 Char:1otte C. Frazier 6-19-1859 V.m., C'. Frazi er 10-12-1862 Lor,etta Frazier 7-9-187r Rocky: Run" Ind. Louisa Frazier John F. Frazier Rocky; Run, Ind', H-15-77 Louisa Frazier Eli~abeth married Amos Walton. Removed to Cal:. married married released on acct of marriage' 12-12-79 removed to Oskaloosa m.m. Iowa 3-15-76· .. n· ", ",w "" n' . II, et, " " II Isollated Deceased 1882 Removed' ,~, " Married not member Removed 7-15-1885 Cal. , Deceased'2-22~1873 . Deceased 12-26-1868 Removed 7-15-85 Removed 7-15-85 Deceased 1-23-1881', Removed'7-15-85 Received into membership 6-13-1883 I -'to '.:, Deceased 4-26--1878 congestion of:' the: lungs: Married Jno. W. Coffin Married not member Removed to ca'!. Removed to Rock Runm.m.tnd •. returned 8':"19-80 n1" ,r· II tv" " ~It, ~ marri ed John S: Wiilson married not member Isolated' Removed to Rocky Run m;m. Ind. }II' mo-13-72 Drowned in Waukarusa whil'e seining �11 Eli sha Parker Asenath Parker Martha Elna: Parker Myrtilla Emlin Parker Alfred Erwood Parker Elmj. ra Evelyn Parker Charles Endre Dahl Sand Creek, Ind. R~chard A. Cox , ~largaret Cox Albert Cox Jo,seph' Cox. White Water, Ind. J. Newton Miller I:.ydia H. Miller: Truman C. Miller Dai sy A. MHler Gladdys R'. Miller Albert L. Cox By teques,t, 5-12-73 Jenny Cox Nelli e Co'x, Jesse T., Turnelr Avis f.:~, Turner ~3~-l828 11-30-1825' 2-12-1850 2-7-1854 1'1~11.;.;.'1855' 9-1-1857 12-6-1859 4-4-1820 5-28-1817 10-21;"1850 10-9-1853 Removed to Argonia Mo. mtg~ Married a person not in memo & relinquished her right 5-14-73. Removed to Allgoni'a to Knight - - - ISolated Isolated Isolated Deceased 11-12-1878 Married Married pneumohi a1 Removed to' RoseHi 11 monthly m~~ Ks 3-6-1842 6-30-1846, 12-8--1869 10-12-1850 10-26-1853 10~-1873~ Mary Franci's Turner Deborah Evaline Turner, Samuel Turner Fairfield, Ohio Elizabeth Ellen Cherry 12-20-1835 Cora Maud Cherry 5-23-185R Arthur Lee Cherry 8-24:"1860 James Percy:Cherr:y' 3-20~1864' Banger" Iowa' Calvin Davis 3;"2-1820 Rachel Davis 9-13-181a 5-16;..77 - Warren. Marsha J .IT-23-1856~ Tonganoxie,. Ks Hiram Rees & Family' Hi ram Rees 5-15-,1822 9-25-1820 Rachel Rees Zacarfah Rees 9-28-1849 Mary Rees 1-3-1852 LeonardD. Rees 3~1-185:.;t Henry P. Rees: 1-3-1856, Min?eta Rees: 3-7-1858 Zewrilda1 Ann Rees 4-25-1860 Jefferson Beasley' 12-3-1835 Rachel A"nn Beasley 6-11'--1843 Sarah Angeli'na' 9-14-1'867 Nathaniel 7-12-1870 Wi 11 i am 11-1-1872 Martha 9-11-1874 Jefferson 11-17-1875 Removed to Kokomo m.m.Ind. 8 mo 17-1870 Died 5-26~1870 consumption. Deceased at St. Louis on her way' to Indi ana' Removed to Kokomo m.m. Ind 8: mo 17-1870 ,.' " ft, ft' Marri ed F. F., Metner dec.87 married' Removed' Deceased 12-25-1880 Removed 4-15-1885 Released Resignation accepted l2 mo 17-73' Isolated Is01ated' Isolated' Isolated Disowned 3-15-1876 Diso~med 4-12-1876 Di sowned 4-12-UJJ76 Disowned Deceased 2-12-1875 �12 By Request 7-16-73 Clark. Geo. T•. Sarah Ann' Nellie: Sand Creek, Ind. Charles Cox Eii zabeth Cox' Oscar Cox Marg aret A. Cox Emma Cox) Ella Co'x)' Eva Cox Clara CoX' Charles R. Cox Boy Removed to Chicago m.m. 2-16-1876, 8-13-1873" died' $.20-184,2 3-20-1845 7-21-1863' 7-31-1865 12-3-1867, 12-3-1867 1-19-1875' 2-18-1876: 11-7-1879 4;'18-1884 Norwich, Canada Christiana Martin 4:"1-1807 J. W,. Martin, son of C.M. 2-9--1836.1 Sarah Jane} children of 10-28-1864° Ella Maria)' J.M.M. 11-17-1866 Jessie ) 4;..3-1869 Vermillion, UT. Ra,che1 Newlin Cordelia B~ Newlin Corneli us Cb. Newlin Emma Newlin Shawnee, Ks: Davi s, Amanda M•. HEmry! Franklin Davis' Samyra Davi s' Martha Maria Davis Leander Davis Springfield, Iowa' ]saac Branson Sbmue1 M. Staples Phebe B. Staples Branson Staples Anabel! Staples James: ? Asce ?CaneYi Cri ck" lowai Benj. Cox: Mary Cox Charles E. Cox Hor'ace M. Cox' E1ma J •. Cox Isaac'M. Cox. ?Exum M. Cox Annis' Matilda Cox n' ft· II' married Frank Seo'tt - deceased deceased 11-2-1881 d~ceased 4-19-1875 died 4-18--1884 his wife not a member 6--10-1870 *These members recorded at the request of J.W.Martin upon the supposition that the' diSCipline warranted it. But upon fnvestigation. we find that chil'dren must be' born in the limits of our Y·M. to obtain the benefit of that clause, allowing names' o! children recorded when one parent i's a Friend and requests it. Removed to, Spring Ri:ver,' m.mg Ks 5 mo. 1875' ft- ft~ II' " "., 2-18-1822: 12;.23-;.1820 11-23-1816) 1-24:"1851 5-31-1858 n· II " II Deceased Deceased Married Married 3-16-11793 Deceased 2-1-1875 8-26-1828 Removed to Carc1ayr m.m. Ks 6' mo tt, 3-30-1820> .,. 3.. 5-1863' It· 10-12-1865', 8;"24-1868 4-25-1831 7-26:"1833 8-10-1852 10.;. 7-1856 10-30.-1858, 4-12-1861 1O-·15-1865i 5-1'5-1873' Removed 5-13-1885 Deceased 3-13-1878' consurnptron Deceased consumption Removed 5:..10-85 Removed 5-10-1885' It· n· 13~ 77' �13 6-14-1875' Alvin Joseph Cox West Union, Ind. 1-14-80 Sarah Ellen Cox {wife of B. Cox19-9-1837 Frederick H. Hadley (son of S.E.Cox) 11-14-1870 10-9-1826' Wm. :Nicholson 12--18;..1818 Sarah A~, Nicholson' 7-1-1856) GeoJ;'ge Thomas: 1-31---186r Wiil1li am; Spicel'and, Ind. 6-20-1836· John U. Stuart' 9-13-1843Annis L.,Stuart 7-10-1878, Henry Harlan Stuart, 1-1-1876 Helen Randolph Stuart Tonganoxie!, Kan. Nathan Pi'nson Mary Ann Pinson Ed,.n.n S'., 7-1'4;..1874 Alice E~. White Water, Ind. 2-22-1823 Ri1chardi Rue 3-31-1828 Rachel' 9-29-1850John 1-21-1857' Alj:ce~ 3-10-1859 Kda: 2;..28:"18611. Edgar 10-1'6-1868 Lewis Plainfield, Ind. Seth W~ Pearson' 9-25-1824' Nancy C: Pearson, 10-5-r825 Alva U. 7-26;"18511 Charles, E., 8-IO~I859 El!l a 2-12-1862 William E. 3~27-1865' Tonganoxie, Received 2-12-73 ManIon H. Newlim 10-27-1823 Mary E. Newli n' 1'-23-1828 Martha E1'len 10-13-1848 Thomas' E._ 6-20-1850 Joseph H.. 4-7-1852 Elmi ra 12-29-1854' JUllia E., 8-26-1858; Defphina' J. 12-19-1856, John ~1. Newliin' Tonganoxie, Received' 2-12-73. Jilo. M. Newlin" 1-11-1847 Rebecca E. Newlinl 1-17-18450 Flora A:N'ew11in~ 9-3-1'867 Delphina~ Beatrice Newlin 4-r4:"'188r 6-20-1850' Thomas' E'. New11im Laura H~ Newlin 1!l\..20:"1857' Gurney/E. New}:i n l!l-1l;"1880 Removed to P'asadena, Cal. Isolated' Married Julfa: Newlin Removed to Mi'neapolis~ m.m.6-14;..82 H, .ti Resignation accepted 7 mo 1'895:, Isolation' Removed: to Rose Hill month1yMee.Ks. Removed to <;a11. Married Anna M. BOrum llilarried 8 mo 27, 1885. wife not member Died 8;"16-1897 Married to Laura Had1y 10 mo, 30',1878, ' Married to Isabelle S~. Haciry(not a member) Married to Ed~ J.,Parker 10 mo 1879 lifarri'ed Wx.lliam Nicholson' Jr'. Died 5-4-1881'. Married Geo':rge Pollock (not a member. Soon after deceased) Removed: to Californfa " �&..25-1882 Helen M. Newlin 1888. Einilie Springdale, Ks:. 7-l1~74 Jon ath an Wi'rson 8-12-1809 Drusilla Wilson 5-~ 181'5:· Indianapolis', Ind. 1:"16-73 Israel lUTson ~2r-1840 Margaret A. Wilson 10-29-1846) Ciara' Belle· 8-2-1867 Herbert P'. 11'-1'5-1869 F]etcher Wilson 10-10:"1872 M., G:race Wiilson 8;..17-1874 Tonganoxie. Ks. 7-16-73 Draper', Noah do Lydi.a1 Ainrnanda' M~ Elinor: G. Fl'orence F~ Resignation granted 10' mo 1880 t1I". tlh, 9 rna 1880 Isolated Dora'S. Tonganoxie. 8;;'13-73 2-5-1839 Jonathan E'. Cary· Eli za, H. Cary 2-21-l842~ Ho'race E'. Tol'bert ro-l1-1863 Charles C'. Car.y 1-28-1869 6-4;"1872' AlLce' 5-1,9-1874 Har1ian Stu'art' By· request. Honey Cr.eek, Ind. 9-17-73 9-28-1828; Ri'ch Phineas' Rich Lucinda' 7-12-1825: Ellen C. 9-9--l853 Calvin' 8-20-18!5il Abbiie~ H-20;...r856'. Delia B. 4;..8-1859 HUl'dah 9-1:3-1860' Charlie'; ~t. 2-28;"1866· Deer'Creek, Ind. 11-112-73 Nathan' Davis Abiig ai It Davi sr Erank S. Arthur M. Minnie Belle Springdale, Ks. 12-19-13 Barclay' S: Watson 2-8;"'1850 Eliza Watson 3-12-1820 Mary H~ Watson 10-25-1846, Blue Hi ver, Ind. 12-17-73 Jas. J: Cox 10-9-1853. Isabell a Cox 7.:.23-1850' Alvin Cox (girl), 8-28-1874 Flora Cox 12-8-1879 $pringdale., Ks'. 4 mo-ls-:l4 Elihu Spray (Minister> Hamiah spray 3-2S-1832' t~iil:li am) A. . 2-1'5-1854 Lfndley M. 7-2s;..1856, Removed to Springdale monthly lVIee. Ks Deceased 3 - 1878 Removed to Cottonwood m.m.Ks 10-20-1875 lsorated Removed' Removed to· Springdale, m.m.lowa 8;"18-75 n' ,.". ,~ Ill' n· \1/: Deceased Removed to Springdale:, Ks' 2 llJonth 1'875' n,' �15 Sandwi ch. Mass:~ Hepza W'. Higgins," Lucy M. Higgins~ Lizzie M. Bassett' Bloomington. 10wa 7 mo-15-74' Ensch Roagl 5-25-1812 10-19-1832 Hepsibah Hoag l\1~rtha B~ 7 -5;'1853 6-3;'1860 William P'•. 11-4~1865 Edward E'. Removed to Sandwich mo. m~~ Mass. tt ft' Resigned 12 mo 13th 1882 9-13-1882 removed to Sandwich ,~1i#" New Hampshire Married 4 mo 1878', Married' and removed to Toledo monthee K"s. l y m.. 9-13-1882 removed to Sandvdch.~1itt New H'anpshire It, tv, n· " Laura Ennna ~27-1872 Tong'anoxie. Ks. Edw. F. Hoag 7-5:-1853 Removed to Muscatine mo. meeting. Iowa c.' 1st mo 14th ]880 10-13-1855' El'ma C-;'" Hoag Charles S~ Ifoagl 5-9-1878: 9-16;"1879 Laura E. Hoag Springdale,~ Iowa 7 mo 1'5-74: Or.son T,'abor. Isolated By request having been members' of a Y'. mg. \d th which we do not correspond Asher Mott, Removed' to Peace' m.m." Ks' 3 mo-13-75' Mary El vi n a' Mot t Springfield~' Mo. Car:. 10 mo 1874" Lucinda HaWorth 11-4-1818 Removed to Hesper forom: Ashgrove. Ill. 3) mo 1875 Henry Shultz. Released' Mary' Aim' Shultz; From Springfield. Ks 10 mo' 1875 Amos Walton 11-,12-1834 Removed to Cal. (Long Beach)' Ardilla Jane: 3-20-1857 Married and removed to Rose' Hil1l. Mo mo. mg. Butler Co. Rachel Ann 5-l0~1858 Married Frederick It. McCurdy(not a member) Emanuel 8-17-1862 Angela 10-12-1864' Sylvester 2-25-1867 JoSeph W: Walton' 3:-12-1868 Elizabeth C. {wife of Amos>3-2-1836, From Springdale, Ks. 12 mo. 1875 Miles, SUsannah 11-22-1804 Deceased \\liles. Elizabeth 8-,17-1843 Married John W~ Parce11s(not a member) From Ashgrove. Ill. 12 mo 1875' Rhoda BOnd Removed to Barckley. Ks. 7-13-81. returned. 2-12-82. Resigned 8th mo' 1887 William Westley 3-6-1858 NathrR Milton 4-1-1861 Eli z Ann 4-3-1863 Removed to Muscatine monthly m~~ Iowa El zen a3-23-1865' n· returned 2-12-82 Rhoda Rozella' 1-3-1867 tt, Rac~e1 Malinda' 10-11-1869 From l\~uscatine" Ia. 3' mo 1876, Esther L. Lionhart Deceased �16 Annie L. Henry L. Bellamy S~. Florence~ s. Spiceland" Ind •. 1-6-77 Rober.t A'ddison Stuart. 11-16-1854 Tim~ered: Hills, Ks. l-13-77 Lydia Aim: Kenwor.thy Fairmount, Ind. 6-13-77, lVIargaret E. Roper Helen R-•. smithson Plainfield, Ind. 1~31-77, Nathan Stanl'ey' 8-9-1806 Phebe 7-4;"1806 Shawnee 2-10-77 Daniel W. £'lendenhall 6-21-1821' Sa,rah E'. Mendenhall 7-6-1832 AClri;enn'ac E'•. 6:"'21-1860 Mary.- If•. 6..1-1865' 3-10-77 Charles"F: 12-2-1854 4-14~77 ,Albert S~ 3-26-1851 White' Water 7-21--77' Richard Binns, Guti;e1ma' Binns Wl1Tie A. Hbrace· M. Frankrin' Knna Laura John Bertrand Whiltewater.' 7-21-77, Mary' Finma' BUr.ton~ Honey- Creek, Ind'•. 1'1-10-71' Niixon Cosand Rhoda' Cbsand: Augustus: Honey Creek m-10~77 Mary Cox Salem, Iowa 1-5-78 C. C'. Pickett4':'5:"1848 Muscatine, rowa 5-79 Alfred J •. Standingl 7-21-1847 Tonguanoxi;a ' Cyrus B'a1dwin 12-2$-1842" Sarah W: Ba1dwi,n 6-12-1843 William P. Wiilson 9-14-1845" Aineliia WilsonFrank M: ~li 1 son 8-19-1875: HerbeJ!t it. t~Hson' 5-30-1879, George Wilsonl 12-2-1881' EBa, WHson' 3 -1l'-1884' Ida Wilson 4;..2-1880) Edwfn HUnt 5-31-1857 Jacob HUnt 1:"'7-1860', 10th mo. 1'887 Removed Fso1ated. Remo'ved. Removed to monthry'meeting Fairmount, ta, Ind. 2-13-1878 n· Deceased 4--18-1886, Removed to N~C. Removed to Kansas' City' Resigned by letter to Presbyterian Church: Deceased 8: mo. 1878 Removed to Toledo month1y'meeting Ks;'. fty It, Removed to TOledo Monthly meeting, Ks Removed to Kans as" CHy' Removed to Baltimore Removed to Cal. Removed {'wife not member> Deceased 11-19-1886: Deceased" I'solated' �17 Emma Rislley' 8-25-1850 G'ertrude Risley' By'Request 5-80 10-12-1848 John E., Vernon 4-11-1848 Ro,s a, C". Vernon 5-28-1'872 Asher L. Vernon' 7-9-1873' orlon V. Vernon, 10-2~1875 S'arah C. Vernon 11-1'&-1878 Mary c. Vernon~ Bloomingdale. Ind. 3-15-82: Millican Mills" Mary Mil111s. Co 1 om a 3-15 Mary IdeUa Hunt Eva Stephens Maud Stephens Ruel~l a Stephens; Sand' Creek, Ind. 5-1-80 S-14-1843 Ezeki el S~ Cbx Spri'ngdale, Ks. 4-13-8r, 8-24-1846 Joana Cox' Springfield. Ks. 5-1-811. 8-29-1830' Levi Woodar,d. 3-3'1-1831: Sarah A. Woodard' 10-17-1861 Rosco B~. Woodard Springdale' 5 mo 1st/81 Thomas Newly' JUice' Newly' Charles H~. Newly I MarYi Newly' Thomas Newly J'l';' Sand'Creek 4-13-81 Elij ah C'. Davis 1-6-1849 5-28-1848; Ruth C. Davis Wi 11fam C. Davi s 6-7-1874 Norri s L. Davi's 9-15-1880 Boy Col unibus, Ohio 5-18-81 Ag~es Gray' Mary Gray Wi lli am G'r.ay Springfield, Ks. 7-13-81 Oli ver Butler 12-2-1835', Rebecca E~, Butler. 12-14;'1835; Elmer E~ Butler 8-18-1862 Albert L. Butler 11-22-1866 Geneva, Ks. 7-13-81 Johp Standing 6-6-1839 Clarisa Standing 5-28-1841 Clarisa Annie Standing 1-13-1865 lVlar~aret Emily'Standing, 8-1-- 66 Berths' Standing 1-17-1868 Minnie Hannah Standing 7-22-1869 --- (To be oontinued) I'solated' Removed to Bloomingdale. Ind •. ". 8 mo 12th 1882 " .. ... , Removed to Rose Hill monthly m~Ci! Ks to. .... 1-12-80 " ,.: ,. tt· Removed to Cal. Deceased 5-20-1882 Removed to' Kansas City mo. m~~ 1882 Iso1ated' Removed to Glen Elder Resigned 3-14-83 to join Baptist wi th f ami lly. Married and resigned 5-17-82 Deceased Married Lora E._ (not a member). ~,*i(~ II"}!)I)I S(~)I tHF '. \<,'. 'op1ed oomp11ed by Pauline B. ',,\/ Elnit't' t'l"C?m the original unpublished \. records of the SOCiety of Friends in !. j the Kansas Collection of the Spen( j oer Research Library, University '"' of Kansas, Lawrence, Ks. �18 fi."- THE SHINGlE .'L~~~~=~~':~::::4,~'1~::.c:/ ,'- ~-~.~;~:>." ,~,~, :-'0 ,~~} (Published by the Senior Class of The Kansas University Law Sohool in 1900) CLASS OF la9S: Subnitted by' Emma' Berg, Lawrence, Ks. Beveridge. Anna. May~ Kansas City. 'Mo. Brady. Felix Edward. Denver,'Colo. Chadwiok. Ralph E:., Lawrenoe. Ks. Clark, Jolm Warren. Lawrenoe, Ks. Cowden. William Long, Kansas City. Ks. Crowe. Isaao Franklin, Kansas O:ity. Culliston, Ethelburt Howard, Gilena, Ks. Dias, Mina Perky, Lawrence. Ks. Elting. Cornelius Ho seman. V!inita, I. T. Foresman. J. ~er, ~urlingame, Ks. Gardner, Wilbur L., Chioago, Ill. Gladfelter, William Burtner, Kansas Ctty, Ks. Hi tohoook" Jess' Reynolds, COlumbUS, Ks. Hogg, Arohibald, Lawrence, Ks. ' Holler. David B., Conway Springs, Ks. J oh;nson, Alexander Dow, U.S'. V• 'Manila. P. I. Leontm'd, Calvin H. Quenemo. Ks. ' Light, Will Harrison, Topeka, Ks. Manley, Robert C•• Lawrence, Ks. Mason. William Harris, Lawrenoe, Ks. MoWilliams, Robt. Buchanan, Lawrence. Ks. Manger, Louis Herman, Lawrenoe,_~. O'Keefe, D. J •• Enid!. Okla.~~- ._.=--~ , Pearson. Robert Abraham, J~i~" Mo. Piatt.•,. Vim. He, H.. Kansas C1 tY~ {'Mo. POpe. w.'. St. Clair. Kansas City, Mo. ~uerry, kchi,bald Robert, Tttlsa, I. T. Ralston. 'W!,1,r;tim Cha.lJi1ers:. ~opeka. Ks. Roark. Miohael Edward, Junotion Clty, Ks. Roark, Robert Ingersoll, Junotion City. Ks. Rogers, William Andrew, 'Wamego. Ks. Simmons. Thomas Willard, GOodland,Ks. Simpson. Jolm Andrew, Linooln,' Neb~ Snell. William D'., Kansas City, Ks. Troxel, Clo~ Rosooe, Abilene, Ks. Tuoker. John W., Cawker City. Ks. Watson. William James, Manila. P.I.U.S.V. ~---- Herald .2.! Freed0pi, Feb,; 10, 1855 & '<'_-::-~ .. , _~>v~~- --C~"~" ~_._( \."\,~" ~'=-~:'::~':::;~',.:.,-.~ :/;':.-':;---."" '~':.~ .~;,~.--=-.~ '.:~'.~-;'~:.:>.. ~ Lecompte:: We understand that a city to be named LecQ!Jipte"liri"'honor of the Chief Justice of this Territory, is being laid out on the Kansas river,about 12' miles above this point, andq'a: few miles above Douglas, by l1r. Geo.Clark, formerly Indian agent in Kansas. A surveyor is alrea<tr' on the ground, and has commenced operations surveying out the streets, &c. Mr. Clark is the man that destroyed the house of our friend, Jones, several weeks Since, and figured as one of the indignant soverign squatters at the late in~3nation meeting in this city. Post Office: C. W. Babcock,Esq. has been appointed Postmaster of this city. He will soon commence the building of an office on Massach~etts street.A twohorse hack" to carry the mail from Lawrence to Westport, Mo,twice a week will commence running in a few d~s. �19 IAWRENCE" KANSAS HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES - May 29. 1908 (Copied by Emma Berg, from.~ BUDGET dated June 1908) Nan Ruth ARMSTRONG Beulah !.orena. BAIlEY Bonnie Deane' BAIlEY Bertha B. BANHER Rachel Anna BAUMGARTNER Weston W. CARIENTER ~drue C. CARaER Nellie Macbeth ClEVELAND Alma Blanohe COIE Bessie Irene CURTISS; Nellie Marvin DALTON Mamye DAUBERMAN Emma Franoes DEWS Mona. Newton EBERIE Dena. Hope ELLm . Sarah Marguerite ElERY Thurman Henry FITZPATRICK Mary McCrea FULIER Irene May GA.RBETT Nellie Louise GREENlEES; Alfred Alford GRIFFIN Glendale G~IFFITES Anna HANSON Emma May HARTIEY Me Pay HALWWAY MFt~ Ethel mRS Clare Lillian JAEnICKE Bessie C'arolyn JOHNSON !Bna. Elisabeth KLOCK Charles C'ottierKRElDER Lillian Helen KIReHOFF Elizabeth KENNEY Lucile !laude lEONARD Herald .2! Freedom, Mattie Elizabeth IEWIS: Edith Emeline LOVEJOY David laWrence I,O'VIE Lucie Miles MARCH James EdWard MARTIN Nellie M. MARTDIDAIE' Laura, May MIlES Ha.nn8.h Eileen MITCHELL Mabel Maud MORIN Dannie May MORTON Paul 'Stinson NEAL Donald !Bray 0IDs. Rebecca PASSON Ruth PATTERSON George Osoar lETERSON Emma Edith POLLOO'K Ellen Florence BENNER Jennie May RICHARDSON Helen Mary SPARR Hermione Aroher STERLING J olm Tyler SMITH Esther Helen SWANSON Louis, Frain TAYLOR?, AlLee Edna. TERRILL Susan Elizabeth TODD Josiah Davis TURNEiR Grace Pauline ULRICH Mabel Grace ULRICH Alioe Jane UNDERWOOD Lillian Alieda WIlBON Edna Alberta WISEIEY Ethel Josephine WARD; ---- - Jan. 2.0, 1855 The First Baby:' The first birth' in this city was on the 25th of October last. The Lawrence Association donated the boy a first 'class city lot, and named him Lawrence Carpenter, after the city and his parents;. We learn that the little fellow is quite healthy ~d is growing finely. May he live to see our beautiful city ranld.ng '.,., with the first in the Union in all that pertains to wealth, education, morality, and refinement. , We mq be allowed to sa:y, in this cormection, that the first White child born in Chicago is now but twenty-two years old, while the city boasts· of a population of near 80,000. May not a destiz\r E;lqually prosperous await our own Lawrence? ' �20 STULL CEMETERY -·INDEX Lot # Name Lot# Name Albert ~ Ernest Andrew, Anna A. .." , Elma Leon 58 3 Busch, Otto Sophie , " 0 - ; Bahnmaier, Andrew Caroline George George Henry G. Mary Minnie K. Oliver Bidinger, Otto Winifred Boehringer, John F. Vernon J. Bouye, ,Lois E. Bowen, ,Roy S. Brass, James F. Rose C. Brokman, Baby August Browning, Emily Buchheim, Anna M. Christine Clara Fred's baby Fredericka Herman John F. Lola Margaret Sam F. Samuel Samuel Samuel J. Buck, Alfred H. Alfred H. Essie Eva Paul Phebe Rollins F. Burman, 'Avis Miller Busch, August Fritz John Baby John John C. John Cecil Katie Matilda B-22 B-22 17 20 20 20 17 20 17 20 71 71 46 78 B-2l. 70 72 72 66 19 35 33 55 35 55 64 55 64 35 33 33 35 35 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 47 51 51 51 19 19 19 51 51 51 51 r .•. George Durward George W. James Mary A. Winnie E. Clark, G. H. Confer, Kenneth(owner) Conn, Clyde Cox, Charles F. Criss, Mary Moses Damm, Ernest(owner) Infant John John John John M. Katherine Louise M. Marie Mary Mary Annie Wilhelmine William Denewiler, Dolly Emma John Deister, Infant Henry F., Sr . LillianD. Mary Ed's Baby Downs, Frances John Dravis, Freiderika M. Herman Herman 26 26 26 26 26 15 B-19 Eberhart, Emma John Peter Edson, Geo. H. Emmeline Loren H. 42 42 42 42 9 9 9 Findley, Cecil R. Fix, Deliah Henry William Folks, Mahala 78 31 19 31 61 Ca.~t~r, L. B. 21 26 16 16 32 39 2 39 39 39 2 39 2 39 39 2 2 10 10 10 29 29 29 29 48 45 45 64 64 64 �21 Gooden, John Grayham, Baby Gress, Charlie George Margaret Ralph 45 21 1 1 1 1 Hall, George 61 Hammond, Sarah A. 24 Waters 24 Will 24 William H. 24 Hartman, Amelia 56 August 56 Louise 56 Minnie 56 Henricks, Meredith S. 67 Herrick, Harold G. B-26(owner) , John Franklin B-26 Herschel, Albert 15 Daughter(twin15 Emma 15 Hubert 15 Lenora 15 Mary Lenora 15 Son 15 William 15 , William B. 15 Heil, Maria 17 John P. 17 Hilbert, Geo. Chris 36 Henrietta 36 Hildenbrand, Alice 133 August 133 Baby 133 Dorathy 133 Elmer 133 Frances O. 131, George 132 George L. 133 Jacob J. 133 John C. 133 Minnie 132 Russell 131 Hilton, Doris (owner) B-22 Houk, Charle's:-; W. 74 Ellen 73 Emma A. B-14 Frank 43 George J., Jr. B-14 George W. 11 Hairley 43 Hulda A. 11 John 11 Ka~e 11 Kate 43 Lena 11 Houk, Rudolph Andrew Stephen Geo. ' Walter C. Pfc Hume, Cassie Lynn 11 Inloes, John (owner) . Wm. Stanley Kampschroeder, August Ernest Harry Henry Mattie Rosa M. Wilhelmina Kersting, Henry Lena (Albert) Opal (Herrin) Kline, 2 boys of Ernest Kline Koehler, Joseph Kraft, Irwin B. John Louisa Milton Rose E. Kropf, Eleonore Johanna F. Michael Ferdinand Michael Grace K. Louisa B-17 B-17 59 65 60-A 65 59 65 65 58 58 58 Lane, James William Laswell, Eveline Long, Mary E. Louk, James E. Mary Emma Lusk, Baby Richard (owner) Lutz, Anna M. 29 19 iZ S-3 S-3 44 38 69 46 46 69 69 50 50 50 50 50 Ida J. Jacob Jacob Ka:,e Ludwig J. Siebila William Lynch, Gary Dean Robert (owner) 75 73 73 83 83 63 63 3 36 63 36 3 63 63 B-15 B-15 McAtte, Bertha J. Cecil J. Eslie H. Margaret Thomas Wm. Virgil 61 61 61 61 61 79 Eva ~~~:. �22-: McAtte, William Lee William S. Martin, David H. John Mary J. Metzler, Clarence (owner) Mille r, Albert Alice Grace (Walter) Moore, Charles F. IElizabeth B. ,Estella (Herschel) Frank N. Wilbur C. W. Morris, Frances Moss, Donald Ray 61 79 43 43 43 B-20 47 47 B-9 45 45 15 45 45 28 133 Nichols, Amelia B. Charles T. Mary Ryland T. Sophia Wm. Elmer Nicholson, Derek Bryon Noe, A., G. (Gus) , George W. Hannah L. Nettie M. Northrop, Gertrude (Vaughn) (Nichols) Nuffer, A. Anna B. Annie B. , Chris tian P. Fred John Lillie (Boehringer) Mother ,Our boys Peter (owner) 25 25 25 25 B-18 B-18 70 22 22 22 22 25 O'Conner, Jess B-17 Pearce, Thomas James Pennington, Angelina 'Frances Morris Platemaq., Fred Mrs. Fred Jauni ta Mai Will 76 28 28 22 22 22 22 Rake, Alfred (owner) David Earl B-5 B-12 S-l 14 5 5 14 14 14 14 14 14 Richards, Freddie M. Martha Richa rd T. Willie M. Roller, Catherine Catherine Charles G. Eddie W. Ethel Franklin W. Harvey H. Herbert G. George Lena C. Michael Valentine Willie Roth, Fredricek (Rev.) Margaret 16 16 16 16 13 34 34 34 38 13 34 13 34 34 13 13 34 2 2 Salverda, Josephine 10 Peter 10 Sather, Lily Marie 57 Scheer, Adam 23 Add 70 Anna Belle 70 Charles Theodore 23 David B-25 Ernest 23 Jonathan 23 Mabel B-25 Merle (owner) B-25 Rose Anna 23 Schneider, Baby (2) 40 Elizabeth 40 Emma M. 40-b Louise S. 40 Margaret 40 Margarette 40 Valentine 40 Valentine 40 William 40-A Selch, Frank 2 Shaw, Annie 59 Hattie 64 Mabel H. 59 Roy T. 59 Thomas 59 William, Sr. 64 Willie E. 4 Slingerland, Dewitt C. S-3 Smith, Alma Baker, Hutchison, Wilson, Denewiler 10 Snura, Louise 63 �23 Elenora Stout~ : E 44 44 11 44 Wulfkuhle, Henry Homer (owner) Hubert, Sr. John Mary A. Mary A. Maxine A. Minnie M. Robert W. Roy H. Wm. C. stover, Huldah A. Stull; Aaron 44 Charlotte T. 52 Geneva L. Henry A. 52 Infant 52 44 Isaac 44 Isaac N. Matilda E. 4~ Milton Yahn, Emmeline M. 44 Richard William F. 44 Tom Thomas, Bettie (No Lot #. Stone Frankie (in roots of Pine Tree) 4 Unger, John,Sr. John W., Jr. B-23 4 Louisa Vaughn, Gertrude Nichols, Northrop 25 I Walter, Anna E. B-9 August Albert B-9 Elizabeth 49 John Albright 49 Madison (Rev.) 49 Theo. (owner) B-16 Wendeland, Baby S-3 (son of F.E. & L.E. Wendeland) Wey, L. (Stone near Lot #63 (see last page) Wilson, Donald Eldon 27 'Leah Fannie 27 Lewis Elmer 27 Lottie 27 ·Mabel C. 27 Rosie 27 Wittich, John 3 Sarah 3 Wulfkuhle, Albert(owner) B-ll Annie Mary 53 Arthur (owner) 57 Baby 53 ,Chris tian F. 54 :Chris topher 53 'Clarence (owner) B-IO Clayt-:>n R. 57 Clinton"·~- .. ,; , 57 ;Elizabeth 53 Ernest 54 Ernest (Owner) S-2 Frank B-24 ~arry 66 Zeeb, Albert Anna Marie Charley Edward J. George J. Gustaf A. Jennie M. Johann Michael Julius A. Michael E. Sophia P. - 53 3 38 54 54 54 A-136 53 53 54 54 9 9 6 6 32 6 6 6 32 6 6 32 6 �24 STULL CEMETERY Stull Cemetery is located on the North side of 45th Street near Stull, Kansas. This is South and East of Topeka, about half way betw~en Topeka and Lawrence, Ks. Stone Records Died Date of Interment Born ,Lot Ill-Owner Geo. Gress 1. George Gress ,> '2: c __ 9/ lf3 / 1911 lf334 1911 6/23/19 25 1839 1925 2. 3. Margaret Gress 4. 5. Charlie Gress On same stone-Ralph Gress 6. 7/ 2 / 1893 5/9/ 1900 12/lf3/ lf3 95 1/8/19 01 7. 8. Lot #2 -Owner Will Damm 1. Rev. Fredricek Roth 2. Margaret Roth 3. John Damm 4. Katherine Damm 10/2/1877 7/12/lf370 4/25/lf306( Job 19c -2v) 7/12/lf37 0 c· geb 9, May, lf329 ge st 26, Oct. 1904 ~ ~. geb.D. 2, Oct. 1844 Gest.D. 12, C~:;'.' ." July, 1907 ~.-r";:TtJ-:- / A Ceb Den 25, Aug, 1896 Gest Den 23, June, lf397 -dau. W. & M. Danmf 7/17/1862 . 2/25/1933 3/20/1858 3/19/1933 r 5.Wilhelmine Damm 6. Marie Damm 7. William Damm 1/10/18Q6~Rev.14c-13v) 10/2/1877 2/28/1933 8. 9. Frank Selch 7/30/1967. 6/23/lf380 Lot II 3-Owner-John Wittich-Ludwig Lutz-EPmer Wulfkuhle 1. Anna A. Andrews 1910 lf332 '2. John Wittich lf369 3. Sarah Wittich lf370 4. Ludwig J. Lutz 2/19/1971 9/ 14/ lf3 92 5. Ida J. Lutz 11/22/1967 12/9/188 5 6. 7. 8. 9. Lot II 7/28/19 67 1910 Son lf369 Dau. lf370 2/16/1971 11/20/1967 4-Owner John Unger 1. Louisa Unger 2. John Unger, Sr. 3. 4. Willie E. Shaw 5. 6. 7. 8. 7/7/193 0 1944 1863 1859 4/4/19 29 1930 1944 1929 Lot # 5-Owner Chriss Nuffer 1. 2. 3. Annie B. Nuffer 4. Christian P. Nuffer 5. 6. 7. 8. 7/15/1829 6/14/182 5 11/28/ lf392 9/ 28/lf392 �Lot# 6-Owner Michael Zeeb 1. Anna Marie Zeeb 1915 2. Johann Michael Zeeb 8/3/1887 3. 4. 5. 6. 3/4/1938 10/17/1945 8/21/19 23 6/5/189 0 Sophia Julius George Albert P. Zeeb A. Zeeb J. Zeeb Zeeb ·,"·:~S:i~~~f;;:~~e;~~t~:~:S .. mather'vori86 Jah. 2 m 29 tac 7. Gustaf A. Zeeb 7/5/193 2 8. Edward J. Zeeb 2/1/1938 Lot # 7 . ;. No Burials todate Lot # 8 . ;. No Burials todate Lot # 9-Owner Edson 1. William F. Yahn 2/8/19 61 2. Occupied 3. Emmeline M. Yahn 11/6/1946 4. Occupied 5. Occupied 6. Geo. H. Edson 4/28/1913 Murdered 7. Loren H. Edson 1999 8. Emmeline Edson 8/20/1914 Lot #10-Owner John Deneiwiler 1. Dolly Deneiviler 2. Peter Salverda 1901 3. Josephine Salverda 1888 4. 5. 6. Alma Baker Hutchison Wilson Denewiler Smith ~. John Denewiler 12/7/1916 7. Emma Denewiler 1886 Lot # 11-Owner Geo. Houk, Sr. 1. Rudolph Andrew Houk 6/19/1956 2. George,W. Holik 3. Lena Houk 4. Huldah A. Stover 5. 2/10/1936 " 4/25/1920 . j._/': Children of Geo. & Lena. Gestarben Den. 3, Aug, 1887-imalter von 62 jah , 3 mon, 15 tag 5/15/1871 4/2/1938 1893 1945 1853 1923 5/4/1890(son of Wm. & 6/5/1890 E Zeeb.) 5/15/1871 7/5/ 193 2 1869 2/i/1938 --... ~'I 1877 1873 1961 no marker 1946 no marker no marker 1870 1830 1834 1913 1909 1914 no marker 1/8/1821-Ho11and 3/26/19 01 12/31/1828 4/19/ 1888 3/8/186~t':··,;.~ 1850 1847 7/21/i943 1916 1886 1/23/1895(WWl-Ks. Pv:t:';' Casual Co.) 8/16/1858 11/4/18 56 18 ys.9mo 6/16/1956 2/10/1936 4/23/19 20 12 da. lola 4/23/183 1 9/7/ 18 33 9/10/1902 9/16/1916 3/24/ 1891 4/20/1895 1/15/1896 1/28/ l8 96 6. 7. John Houk "'~'. 1902 8.Kate HoUk'~c'~<~"1916 Lot # 12 No burials todate ',.~- f Lot # 13-~iner Valentine Roller 1. Herbert G. Roller 2. Franklin W. Roller 3. 4. Valentine Roller 1905 5. Catherine Roller(wife of V. 1887 Roller) 6. 7. 8. Michael Roller 9. /0.' Ii'"'' ' .. ' ", JoL/ 182 5,i.· 11/5/1828 1850 10/23/1905 2/14/1887 1902 �26: Lot # 14~Owner Peter Nuffer 1. 2. Our boys 1891 -- 1892 3. 4. 5. : 10/15/1828 6. Anna B.(wife of John Nuffer) 7. Mother Nuffer 8. Fred Nuffer 9/5/1857 Lot # 15~Owner William Herschel 1. Mary ~erschell, 2. Son Hersche11 3. Daugh~e~ Hersche11 4. Hubert Hersche11 "~', :. 1895 5. Lenora Herschei1 . 2/16/189? . 6. Wi11i~m Hersche11 .. 1882 7. Estella Herschell Moore 11/11/1952 8. G. H.C1ark Co. B 88th 14.Inf. 9. Emma ~ersche11, 1908 10 William B. Herschei1 3/19/1918 11~A1bert Hersche11 ,. ~95 Lot # 16~Owner-Richard Richards 1. Freddie M. Richards /18/1873 Willie M. Richards 5/1/ 18 74 2. Martha Richards 1905 1849 3. Richard T. Richards 1835 4. 5. 6. 7. Mary Criss 8. Moses Criss Lot # 17- 1822 1816 1897 1902 5/ 12/ 1892 9/3/ 1909 7/26/18 69 6/5/18 74 6/4/1889 7/14/189'5 .2)16/1892, 10/24/1882 11/9/1952 12/20/1909 3/13/19 18 10/24/1895 /17/1877 1905 1911 1897 1902 1. 2. 3. Maria Hei1 1886 (73 yr.11 mo. wife of John p. Hei1) 4. 5. Minnie K. Bahnmaier 6. Henry G. Bahnmaier 7. 1944 6/26/19 41 8. Andrew,Bahnmaier 8/26/1968 Lot # 18 No burials todate Lot #19 Owner-Laswe11-Browning 1. Eveline Laswell 5/26/1961 2. John C. Busch 1907 3. Emily Browning . 12/14/1930 4. Henry Fix 7/14/1886 1865 . 1856 1944 1941 10/6/1893 8/17/1968 1875 1844 1907 1930 12/1/1907 8/22/1908 12/14/1826 10/1/1829 10/15/1899 11/3/1894 . 5. 6. John Cecil Busch(son of J.C. & 1908 Eva1ine) 7. Occupied. 8. Baby John Busch Lot # 20-Owner-Geo. Bahnmaier 1. 2. Caroline Bahnmaier 3. George Bahnmaier I 4. I • 5. Oliver Bahnmaier 10/15/1899 11/2/~94 1908 1905 1908 �27 - • I lot # 20 continued 6. Mary l3ahnmaier 7/ 28(19J2 7. Georg~ Bahnmaier 12/1 /1948 8. 9. Lot # 21~Owner-Clyde Conn 1. Clyde·, Conn 10/16/1957 2. 3. 4. Baby· Grayham 5. 6. 7. 8. Lot # 22 -Owner -Geo. Noe 1. George W. Noe 1/16/1906 2. Hannah L. Noe 1/15/ 1928 3. Fred P1ateman 4/15/ 1944 4. Mrs. Fred P1ateman 2/1/19 17 5. Nettie M. Noe 2/J2/1957 6. A. G. ·Gus Noe 8/13/ 1942 7. Will P1ateman 6/ 1%1939 8. Jaunita Mai P1ateman 2/3 1917 Lot # 23...;Owner Adam Scheer I I 1865 1864 1899 19J2 1948 1957 ,> .'.r 6/15/ 1827 i/2/JB3 2 no markers 1/16/19 06 1/15/19 28 3/26/1876 6/16/1863 no marker 3/3/19 15 2/J2/1957 8/J2/1942 1/1/19 17 l. 2. Adam S.cheer 1839 4/4/19 14 3. Rose Anna Scheer -Ohio 3/22/1895(wife of Adam) 4. Jonathan Scheer 1881 2/17/1936 5. 6. 7. Ernest Scheer 1900 8. Charles Theodore Scheer ' 1935 1874 Lot # 24-Owner-W. Hammond 1. Waters! Hammond 4/21/1951 1872 2. Wm. H. Hammond 1874 1827 3. Sarah A. Hammond 1910 1834 4. Will ~mmond no marker 5. 6. 7. 8. Lot # 25-Owner-Ry1and Nichols 1. 2. Gertrud,e Nichols, Northrop", Vaughn 10/13/1962 J2/2/1873 3. Mary Nichols 3/17/1932 3/26/185 2 4. Ryland T. Nichols 2/25/1910 1/14/1848 5. 6. 7. Amelia B. Nichols 8/24/1917 1888 8. Charles !'T.•. :l,flChols 4/29/1953 1881 1914 22 3/ / 1895 1936 1900 1935 1951 1874 1910 10/13/1962 3/14/1932 2/25/19 10 1917 1953 �2.8 Lot # 26-Owner George Carter 1. Charles F. Cox 4/29/1947 stone-no dates 2. 3. Mary A. Carter 4. George W. Carter 6/22/1957 4/22/195 27 11/6/1868 6/24/ 186 5 6/19/ 1957 8/ 19/ 195 27 5. 6. James Carter (or Corbett)6/5/1919(Co.H. USV.137 7/24/1892 Reg. 35Div.) 6/3/1919 7. Geo. Durward Carter 8/8/1906 6/1/1900 8/8/19 06 8. Winnie E. Carter 8/8/1906 10/8/1896 8161 1906 Lot # 27tOwner-Elmer Wilson 1885 1. Mabe1;C. Wilson 3/8/1917 1907 1881 2. Lewis iElmer Wilson 8/18/1953 1953 1962 3. Leah Fannie Wilson 2/1811962 1894 4. Lottie Wilson 1892 10/12/1889 3/19/ 1892 ,. Rosie .Wi1son 1889 no stone 6. Donald Eldon Wilson 3/21/1938 3/23/1938 7. 8. 9. Lot 1. # 28 2. 3. 4. Angelip.a Pennington (dau. of W.S. & M.J. Pennington)(l yr,18 das.) 5. 12/21/1879 6. (Stone N. of Angelina's. Inscription(Our Mother Frances Morris wife of 7. Wm. J. Pennington-B~rn'in Lincoke Co., Kent. 4/19/1821 D:8/26/1891 8. ' (no record of this grave on Cem.Records) age 70-4m-7d.) Lot # 29-OwnerHenry Deister 1. Deister 'Infant stone L.E.D. 2. Mary Deister 8/28/1936 1870 Stone M.F.D. 1936 3. Henry f. Deister, Sr. 10/29/1915 1836 Stone H.F.D 1915 4. James William Lane 1879 9/6/1870 12,7m,2das. _ 4/28/1879 Son of E. S. & L. Land 5. Lillian D-~ :. De:i.ster 11/28/1955 . 12/1/1955 5/19/1897 I 6. 7. 8. Lot # 30 no burials todate Lot # 31 ' 1. 2. , 3. Deliah Fix 4. William Fix 5. 6. 7. 8. 1. 2. 3. 4. Lot # 32-Owner Charlie Zeeb & Ernest Damm Age about 68 yrs. 1/2/1809 4/15/ 1888 12/111874 �29 -·r.;:! "'-" -_. -I .. -~. -" .......~.,... .". :;<'0--") Lot # 32 continued 5. Jennie M. Zeeb 6. Charley Zeeb 7. Michael E. Zeeb 1/8/1947 1/16/195 2 1939 11/11/1.869 11/30/1861 1903 1/6/19 47 1/14/1952 1939 Lot # 33-Owner Samuel Buchheim 1. Sam F. Buchheim 11/7/1973 2. Samuei Buchheim 1931 3. Christine Buchheim 11/7/1950 10/14/1897 1.865 1867 11/6/1973 . 1931 ~}. 1950 Lot # 34-~mer George Roller 1. Willie Roller Son of G. & K. Roller Age 127 2. Eddie Roller W. 3. George Roller 10/12/1.830 2/17/ 1905 10 4. Catherine Roller 3/2/1.837 2/23/19 2/4/18 72 2/17/19 05 2/23/19 10 8. 4. '( '< 5. 6. 7. 8. 5. 6. Harvey H. Roller 7. Lena C. Roller 8. Charles G. Roller 3/16/19 46 7/ 19/ 1961 8/26/1948 1902 12/3/1872 9/24/1.868 1946 6/5/19 61 8/24/1948 1838 6/19/1.809 7/26/1832 5/14/1809 1923 12/8/1.888 3/11/19 04 5/10/1888 9/22 /1.835 8/28/1.838 12/25/1.898 6/26(19 17 9. Lot # 35-Owner Samuel Buchheim 1. Margaret Buchheim 1/1.8/1923 12/8/1.888 2. Samuel J. Buchheim 3. Samuel Buchheim 3/11/1904 4. Anna M,. Buchheim 5/10/1888 5. Occupied 6. Occupied 7. Occupied 8. Fred's baby Lot # 36-bwner Hilbert-Lutz 1. Geo. Chris Hilbert 12/25/1.898 2. Henrie~ta Hilbert 6/26/1917 3. 4. 5. 6. Kate Lutz 7. Jacob Lutz 1/6/1912 8. 1876 1.875 Lot # 38-~mer Hubert Wulfkuhle 1. Joseph Koehler 9/26/1872 3/10/1871 2. Ethel Roller 10/31/1.896(dau. of C.G. 5/1/1.896 & L. Roller) 3. 1912 1959 9/26/1.872 '. 10/31/1896 . 4. 5. 6. Hubert Wulfkuhle, Sr. 7. 8. 10/18/1951 1905 (To be, continued) Copied, and contributed by Iona Spencer, Lecompton, Kansas. 1951 �30 Continued from Vol. IV' No.4,!!!! Pioneer. cemetery Book Eudora, Kansas 1!B09-1921 Copiect. by Judy Sweets, at Spencer Research Library, Lawrence, Kansas. Date of Date of Narne biirI~ - creath-, 1884 ~an 3 Jan 8 Apr 8 Apr 8 Apr ' 8 Apr 1 J\Ule : 1 June 18 J\Ule 4 Aug 4 Aug 10 Sept Age Sex Color --- white American Ida. child of Mr H. MC GEE feme white Gennan AIma SCHNEIDER 73 John SEYBOLD 40 male white German Katie DECK 18 feme white German male white American 19 Jume Frank BOLINGER 32 26 23 24 23 11 12 Oct Nov Nov Nov Dec Dec' nervous disease ld.lled by fall blood poison 159 grave deatli - --.--. single f7ave .' single grave single Cause of L' drowned George E. HARRIS 1 yr. 5 mo. -,male Black Amer. single gr. consump. tion single gr. consump,5 'Aug Solon M. HARRIS 8 yr.7 mo. male Black Amer. tion inflam.of 46 feme white German : U Sept Barbara' ERNEST 47 bowels; cramps; 170 26 Sept George W. BRUNE 10 da. male 'White German typhoid fev. 261 12 oct Katie BECK 37 f(),,:fe'ink.fwhite Gennan single gr. consum,19 Oct 'Mollie V. HARRIS 10 yr~lO'mo. fem.Black Am. ption cramps: '27 Oct Pearlie ADAMS 1 mo. 20 da~fem. white AIner. 194 diphtheria' i 24 Nov Oscar WINN 2 yr'male white American 425 25 Nov child cjf John arT 1 da. 'feme wh1teA'nierican 87 '24 Nov AmeUar:REETZ 7 da. feme white German single gr. ----.. '12, Dec Charles E. HEINRICKS 2 Yr 3 mo. male white Ger. 193 diphtheria ,13 Dec , John SNITH 5 yr 6 mo. male white !mer. 154 croup 5 Aug , " 25 Sept 11 Oct 18 oct Nationali ty; # of Lot ' 1885 'llPr 2 Apr I, J\Ule 26 July 2 June 26 July 1 Aug 17 Aug 2 Aug ,18 Aug 30 Aug 1 Sept 31 Aug 2 Sept 26 Dec 27 Dec 1886 ~eb 23 l-r~ 1 June 27 May ?4 May 2 June -....... 28 Feb otis RICHARDS 47 male white American inflame of bowels Mary- MEYER 26 yr. 6 mo. feme white Amer. 221 diphtherial Frank HARRIS consump----- male black American single gr.-II34 tion Elizabeth KANZIG'--69 yr.lln1o~ fem.white -Ger. 169 typhoid fev. George CALDWELL 14 mo. male white American single gr. sunnner complaint John VAUX male white Englishman 224 70 old age Belie FORD 20 fem. black American, single brain fever gr.-#20 Jacob KANZIG 70 male wi te German 169 ld.dney dis. Charles, CRAMER 22 male vhi te American Katy MONROE: , 22 fem. black American Reinholt E'. HEALSIG '24 mo. male 'White Ger. John Erwin 10 mo. male white American 230 61 consumption single gr.liver dis. fever single gr. summer complaint �Eudora demetery Book continued: 31 -2Sex Color Nationalitzl!..2.f ~ Cause of ~~h- -1886 --_.... IT"une 23 June 7 Ju4r 14 J u 4r. 25 July' 22 Aug 22 Aug --------_... _-- 1887 'TJan 22 Jan 24 Jan 20 Feb 7 Apr ------I --..... --------- 5 Aug 28 Aug 15 child of Mr. HOBBS- 3 wks. malewbite Ainer. Louise -LOTZ 83 fern. white Geman child of Mr.NlUS' 3 male white German Cora BISHOP John GIBSON fem: white American male white American 20 10 52 fem.-White American Caroline HERNRICKS 8 da;.-fem."white GEirman Willie HARRIS 3 feme black American Nary BORNWELL 29 Apr 1 Mq 22 May single gr. fever 200 heart dis,. single gr. summer complaint 200 summer comchild of GRIFFIN 6 wk. male white American plaint 88 c'ancer Eliza: HAMILTON 68 \' f'em."White American single gr. spasm Charles KlEIN'S child lda. male white Amer. ----stomack dis. Henry C:am..L 66 yr male white Geman fel!!. black American fem. white American feme wi te Aineric an Amanda5TRAWHER 21 Mrs. GRIFFIN 40 Lona 11. HOBBS' 1 . ---- Mary DOISE: 20 fem. black American Nata CLAM 4 mo. feme white Christina A. SCHMIT Oct To be continued in future issues of --- Herald of Freedom, Jan. 27, 45 ~ German feme white Geman single gr. spasm nervous dis. summer complaint 260 measles 194 hurt by train 221 dropsy 193 spasm single summer comgr .#6 plaint single summer comgr.#22 plaint single gr. summer complaint 167 inflammation of bowels Pioneer. 1855 (',1 ~'~.'_'.J II. Free School in Lawrence: A tree school was commenced in this city a few -- - weeks since, taught by Mr. Fitch. A meeting of the citizens was held on the evening of the 18th inst., at the school room. The meeting \'las organized by the choice of Mr. Samuel F. Tappan, President and Dr. S.C. Harrington, Secretary. A school committee of three was appointed for the ensuing year, consisting of Dr. Robinson, Dr. Doy, and J. S. Emery, Esq. Mr. Samuel F. Tappan was chosen clerk. We are informed enough money has been subscribed to carry on the school for ,*ree and a half months. Lawrence Athaenewn: The following gentlemen constitute the officers of the A~aeneum::- J. !mery,President; A. H. Mallory, C. S. Pratt, Vice-Presidents; John Hutchinson, Corresponding Secretary; E. D. Ladd, Recording Secretary ~d Treasurer; S. N. Wood, Librarian;; C. Robinson, S. C. Pomeroy, S. Y.Lum, John !1ailey, S. J. Willis, Regents. . Question for discussion before the AthaeneUllt on Tuesda\r evening, the 30th mst.: "Should the policy of non-intervention on the part of our government be departed from in the present contest iil Europe?" Pisputants:: Affirmative, J. Hutchinson, J. l'1ailey; negative, J. Speer, E. Clarke. s. �32 Rxtracted from a'Volume called:: Kansas Claims House Reports. 36th Congress ',' ',: ;',' ',".' , , 2nd session (2 vol.) -- .-- - .. : . The following are examples of the many interesting testimonies to be fOWld in the two ,volumes of uKansas Claims l1 • These claims were made by Kansas citizens in (~~'~:>' the'1850 l s and often contain information concerning place of origin~ names of familT-, ' members ~ political views'~ etc. Volumes m~ be consulted in the Documents Section of Spencer ,Research Library on the University of Kansas Campus, Lawrence~ Kansas. ~ , ----- In the matter of the petition of Benjamin S'. Hancock. Margaretta Hancock, sworn, says: That she is the wife of petitioner~ and that in the years, 1855 and 1856 we were living 'on our claim two and a;-half miles; from Lecompton. He was, from Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, and a free-5tate man~ and not in good odor with the people of Lecompton on accoWlt of his political opinions. In the ye~ 1855~ duririg the Wakarusa war~ Mr. Hancock came to Lawrence to save his l.1fe~ and help, while protecting himself, to protect others. 'While he was gone~ some me~ from Lecompton came and threw do~ our fences~ arid the cattle got in and destroyed our corn. The're were niri~ or ten 'acres in corn;' it was sod corn. Mr. Hanrock had gathered a little of the corn to feed with before he came down to Lawrence ;:the rest destroyed. It was pretty good sod corn. This was all we lost of much'./value during that year. . . , In the" month, of August or September, 1856, while Il\Y husband was absent-having fled to save his life~-a company of men, calling themselves Kickapoo Rangers ~ about fifty irl nUIllber, came to our house. It was SWl~ morning. They were commanded by one John Randolph~ He paraded his men before the house~ ordered !¥he men to go in and search the house, and take what they could find for the use of the southern artl\Y. The men entered the house from both sides, began swearing, s¢ng we had. ',', a store for the abolitionists at LaWrence,but they would not get it. Then they commenced plundering; some in one room;' some in the other; some up stairs, turning over the beds ~ taking the blankets, swearing they were too good for abolitionists; inquired for Mr. ~ancock;: swore if'they had him they would kill him. They took coffee, sugar~ crackers~ meat~ harness--several sets, &c. 'They took all my provisions. I expostulated with them; told them they were gentlemen to take all I had to eat, my husband being gone, and I having tu> little ones to attend to. M". Lamb then took a piece of meat,some dried fruit, and a washpan full of coffee, and gave them to me. Captain Randolph got mad, ordered Mr. Lamb to leave ,his compan;r, as' his conduct was' a aisgrace to it,;; that he was a' coward and a: trait OJ;" to his company. Lamb said he would not see a, woman hungry. Pistols were, drawn by Randolph, :who said the next thing taken out of the wagon he 'WOUld shoot' the man wo did it.Lamb wanted to leave a sack of flower, but was compelled to give it up. Randolph made a speech, saying~ among other things, he would go over with his thingstti Lecompton~ and come back again. They broke and destroyed everything they could lq their hands on that they, did not carry awa:y. That afternoon about 300 men came on horseback, accompariied by some wagonsJ: picked up what they wanted, throwed do~ the :fence; drove and rode through the cornf:l.eld~ set fire to the house three times~ lnl:t it was put out. The barn and its contents they burnt down. There were in it ploughs and chests of tools and ever,ything necessar,y to car.r,y on a farm. Between the two visits on that dq I had. obtained a guard from Colonel Cooke, and had thrown a few light things into >the wagon. The last body who came even tried to rob the wagon of the few things it contained, but were suceessful~ resisted by the guard.' . , Myself and mother came back to the hoUse atter' the barn was burned,' and, waiting t~ll dark, hid some things by covering them up in the garden, but they were all stolen and broken up. , '~he items in the house and barn, as set down in the petition~ were ~t:~a6-, ried aw:q~ destroyed~ or burned up at that time, except the items for ,8POOns~ Thera ... ~, " ' (,':~: �33 were twelve large spoons, silver,worth $36, and 12 small ones, worth $10; these were carried 81tlay. The preserves: were worth $1 per gallon. ,Ten acres, of corn and over were destroyed at the same time, the fence being thrown down. What they did not pack off, the cattle and hogs destroyed. .An acre of potatoes was also dug up and destroyed. Three horses were taken off. When Mr. Hancock came into the Territory he brought twenty-five wagon loads of goodS, such as is set out in his petition, and two 10~rafterwards;. Margaretta; -I- Hancock mark Witness: Samuel A. Kingman Sworn tb before me'April 29, 1859 --..... Samuel A. K~an In the matter of the petition of Henry Eggert. TesM.mon;y Douglas County, sa: Sophia Eggert, being dnl1' swom, says; I am the wife of petitioner, Henry Eggert; on the 14th day of September, 1856, we lived on our claim, about a, mile southwe~t of Franklin, in this county; ana. have lived there since; a great Ma.I'1\Y men c'ame to our house -that dag; Mr. 'Eggert was hid; it was the day Franklin was burned; they' took away some of our chickens, we had over a hundred before they came" and they only left us forty;: they' were worth $4 per dozen; I would not take three bits apiece for them; they took all our bed clothes" left our feather beds" took an urnbrella,razor, carving knife" two butcher knives, chair, and many other things, that I can·t remember, worth, in all, $200.; they took four of our best milch cows, worth $45 apiece; they rode our horse till he was so hurt that we thought he would die; they rode him. one night and one dq only, we could not us e him all swmner; I don't know how much he was damaged, I think at least $50. her Sophia, -I- Eggert mark Witness::, Samuel A,. Kingman Sworn to before me, April 2:7, 1859 Samuel A. Kingman , Commissioner E:. B. Johnston, swom, says: ----I know petitioner, have known him for three years" dilring all which time he has lived in this Territory, and is a citizen of the Territory now; I am his near neighborl in the month of September, at the same time Franklin was burned, the arII\V, that burned Franklin, under General Reed, drove off four cow, the property of petitioner; I waS taken prisoner, saw the cmfS of petitioner w:i,th twenty or thirty other of my neighbors' cattle driven off in that drove; other droves were added to 'these frOm time to time, and all penned in the lot of Billy Wa.+lace, in Franklin; the cows were worth $30 each; he has never recovered them; I know nothing of his ,other losses. E. B. Johnston. Sworn to :before me, April 30" 1859. Samuel A. Kingnan, Commissioner _... Contributed by Judy Sweets -- Her~ 2! _Fl'e_e_do_m_, Aug. 4, 1855 Married: A Magnolia, Ill. on the 12th inst.; by the Rev. Mr. Dunn of Wenona, Col., ,Geo. S. Park, lately one of the editors of the Parkville Luminary, to Mary ~uise, eldest daughter of VIm. W. Holmes Esq. forruer13 of New York City. Mr. Park finds this to be allgloriouscountryll after all, since for the one home he lost he is now blest with Holmes. �, I I 34 QUANTRILL RAID CLAIMS: EveninSLTribune Lawrence, Kansas, 5 March 1887 , "The Quantrill Raid Claim Bill passed the House ,last evening about 6 o'clock, receiving seven more votes than a constitutional majority."'•••• "Mr. Bowersock has worked with untiring energy for the success' of this' measure, which was one of the hardest to manage of anything before the Legislature ••••• The intelligent and successful efforts of Mr. Bowersock, Mr. Cox and other members, prominent among whom was Hon. J. B. Clogston, the newly appointed Supreme Court Commissioner, will be gratefully remembered by the citizens of Lawrence."' ••.• ,''The following is a complete list o'f the losses of residents of Lawrence. To find the total each will receive, if the amount exceeds $1,000. add 25%' oJ the remainder, the sum no,t to exceed $1,500." Albach, Phillip) Aldridge, T. Jtllen, A". K. Alle~, Sam' 1 Allison, J. D. , Ambler, B. A~ Anderson, M. Babcock, C~ Bail~y, F. S~ Barteldes, F. Beoch, J. C: Bieblish., H. Bisseli. """,,~ Blood, J'8S'. Bradley, E. L. Breton, Peter Briezebo'Wer, J. Brooks. P~ R~ Brown', Writ. Buchanon, W~ Bu11ene. L. Bussee. t. G. Butz', J. A~ Carpenter. A'. J. ChurChill, G'. Clarke, H. S~ Crarke, Sidney Cline; Mary Coleman, E. A. C: Congo Church Corbon, Eddie eardley, Rev. Crane, J. S~ Crouch. Riley' Crutch'fi'eld, Win. $2210. 2135. 6000. 125. 1200. 21l. 411. 4700. 2510. 1440. 80~ 1700. 956. 395. 478. 1200~ 1800. 1450. 1200. 2350. 17,175. 500. 2000. 9500. 8760. 2532. 577. , 155. 125. 1288. 200. 2850. 3261. 370~ 230~ Dalee', A. G. Davis, Jno'. Dillon, Fannie Dixon, Chas Dix, Ralph C~ Donnelly. B~ DO'nnelly, J. Drisdon. B, Duncan. Amos' Duncan. t: Duncan, W'. H. Ecke. F. J. Edwards~ C~ E. Edwards. Jno. Eggert, Fred' Eggert, Henry Eldridge & Ford Eldridge, E: S~ Eldri dge, S. W~ .Ell is. Meredi th Emery, J. S: Endi cot t • \~'. Evans. D: Evans, J. W~ Fa11ey, E~ R. Faxon. Jas. D~ Faxon, W. T: Filmore. H. S'. Filmore, H. S: &E~ Fisher, Alben Fi sher, H., D~ FitCh, E. p~ Fi tz~ R. H. Fowler. Thos. Frazier. R~L. $2097. 450. 275. 1196. 7000. 200:. 125. 600~ 250: 112',673~ 15,000. 3050". 300:. 120. 150'. 500. 5147. 2370. 60~000. 800. 250. 500. 178. 11500. 518. 50. 767'. 4852. l!5,965. 575. 1800. 2000. 75. 705. 111. 875~ �35 French, E~ P: Freeman, F. Frey, Sam Fuller, F~ Garvin, T. S~ Glathardt,J. H. Goodin, JO'Ell K G(}SS, G. W. ' Gregg, K. ' Griffi th, G. W'. E~ Griffi th & Marcell Griswold, J. F~ Grovenor, G:,. Grovenor, H. Pl. Guild, 'E~ Bl Hard, A~ B. Hard &' Reynolds .. Harlin, HEmry Hart~ HEmry Hartman. M. Haskell, A".C~ Haskell ~ 'J~ G~. Hazei tine. W~ Hendry, J. M. Hicks, R~ Hill, Hiram Hill, tuther Holt, Geo'. E~ Ho,l t, G. E. & Co'. Hornsby, El"mi ra Horton, J. C~ Horton. House', J. Howell, Eems Howell, M. A. Hughson, C. A-. Hunter, Hiram Hunter, Jane Huson ~ S~ H~ Innes~ H. t. Janes~ E. J. Jenkins. Arm Johnson. touis Johnson, Thos. Johnson, \'t M. Katenstein, A: Keef, Jas. Killam, ,Mrs. Kilworth, I'ke Kimball, Sam' Ladd,E. D~ L,ane" .J. H.. ' S: S: 50.0.. 4SO:~ 60.0.0.. 500. 2285. 24DD~ 45D~ 4500.. 350.. 254O'~ 7000'. 80.0.0.. 225D:~ 2300. 10.00.. 263. 4D1D~ 525. 4550). 458,4. 525. 80.0:. 440.0.. 288~ 550. 120.0. 3261. 23711. '326i'~ 1650. 210.. 100'. 18SO. 300. 100.. 160.. 250. 55. 5500. 300. 20.5. 1730. 525. 141. 300. 512. 394. 6900~ 50. ,32. 250D~ 8370. Lane, Nettie Leibe, Nancy Leis,' W,'. J. . Leonard, B~ Lewi s, I. N. Livingston, Loesch, Mich al Lofgren, Theo'. t.ongfellow, C. Luddi ngton , R'. W:, Lykins, Wm. H. R~ Madson, E~ Magier, ,Adam Marshall,' Z'. Martin, }fen Marti n, Fred' Marvin, J. F~ Mears, Wm. Meeks, C. M. Miller, c: J~ Miller, J~ Miller, R~ H~ Mi 11 s , Pf. R~ Moon, A~ Moore, H. t. Morrow, R~ Mosby" A,. Mosby, ~drew Mugan, Patrick McAllister, 0.'. W:. Norton, Mrs. E. M. Norton, S~ B: Oehr1e, G. Oldham, A~ o.li ver, Thos. OWen, C. Patterson, S~ Pease, C~ 'H. Perry, Karon Pickens, Pierce. G. W'. Pollock, J. Prentice, Angie Prentice, S~ B~ Prentiss, 'll: Putney, t. B~ Randall, P'. Rankin, W'. K. Raymond. H. Reed, F. W': Reynolds. S~ Reynolds, W~ C: G: 150.'. 50.00'. 10.0.. 350~ 2500.'. 1839. 800. 287. 1210.. 15,200.. 4500'. 140.. 338. 8DD~ 4260. 148. 846. 385. 765. 100. 2583'. 10.50. 75. 340}. 140.. 11,D50~ 500', 297. 253'. 1'1;65. 90.0.. 81SO'. 10.00. no~ 2500. 3SO. 953. 945. 47Dtt. 3550'. 1360'. 8000.. 20.0.. 100.0. 674. 129. 613. , 2~O~ 1557. l2~DDD. 3226. 56. �Richards. H. Ridenour. p. D~ Ridenour &: Baker Riggs, S~ /(~ Rollins. J. D~ Roliins. Jno·. Ross. Jno. Russell, S~ C'~ Sands. J,. G~ Sargen ,G:. H~ Savage. Jo'seph Scott. W,'. H. ,SChott. J. F. SChwab. John SCruggs. R. se ad, Jt~ D~ Sharinon. W~ Shearer. G~ Simmons. F: Simmons, T~ J. Simpson, Mrs. Simp:son, S~ N. Skinner. Sam Sl'ni th, Ed SiJi th, G. W~ Shodden. M. SOule. Emily N. SOutherland, S~ sparr, F. W~ Speer. Jno. Steinberg. T~ J. Stevens, R~ Stonebre aker. S~ Stone, Sarah Sum. :S: y;~ Sutliff. John $135Q~ 650'~ 35.00Q~ 685. lOQQ~ 4000.. 2500.". 140.0.. 4275. 50.9. 10.2. 500.. 1770.. 10.50. 250~ 500. 3200. 20.22. 2480. 1512. 89QO~ 17Q3~ 300. 225:. 150.0.. 100.. 20.0.. 4QOQ~ 12QO~ nQl. 2750.. 350.. 1250. 160.. 120.0.. Sutliff. W~ E. &, Co. $34,0.0.0.. 3000.'. Thacher. T~ D. Thomas, C: 120.. Thompson, E. 324. 1712. Thornton, J. W'. Tisdale, HEmry 80.0.. Tolbert, M. A. 49Q~ Torbott, M. A~ 150.. Trapman, ECl 10.71. Trask. R'. J. 780. Turner, Jas. 389. Ulrech, Casper 12l. w.atson, J. E~ 60.00. Watts. A~ 70.0.. Wheeler. H. 265. 110.0.". \vhi te, /(. W. Whi tman. Rosa 727. Wlli tney. R~ 135. Wilder, J. H~ 80.0.0.. Wilder & ,Palm 3330\. 70.0.'. Wiler. Carl R. Williamson. A: 1156. \Vi 11 is, J. & Bro'. 5738. Winchell. A'~ T. 370.0.. Wood. E. tV: l538~ Wright. C~ It{. 135. Zimmennan. W~ 6800. The following not legible: Eng---, F. &'W: 5813'. Fo,rd~ l' 16Q~ Fo--une, R. 50.'. Martin, l' 538. Simpson, ? 1583',. Wilmarth, o.. (?)50o.. , '5---. -----rick, 1 lQQ~ --compiled by Pauline B. Elniff, August 1980. ------- - Herald of Freedom, April 14, l85~ , Marri~d: On the evening of the 3rdinst., at the residence of Judge John Curtis, by J. K. Goodin, Esqle,Mr. Henry Austin Corlew to Miss Zorelda Bledsoe. Died:. In Kansas City, Mo. Nov. 19, 18~4, Enima Asenath, aged 9 months 15 d8\V's. In Lawrence, April 3d, 1855, Leander Flanders, ,aged 5 years '4 months and 8 days. Both of the above were children of J. F. and A. P. Morgan, formerly , of South Framingham, l1ass." now of this city. We sympathize with the bereaved parents in their severe affliction. �37 Oal'l'UARY RECORDS of New England Society' of . Lawrence, Kans as: 1899-1927' . Excerpts: from the handwritten obituaries', except where newspaper clippings are indicated. Original record in the "Kansas Collection'~ at Spencer Research Library, University of Kansas:', Lawrence. KS'. By PclUline B. Elniff pp 1-2~ Charles Edward' WILDER, b Brandon, lIT: 21 sept 1840;: came to Lawrence 1893;; d Lawrence 2 May' 1899.. ' pp~' Andrew Miner GRANT, b Windhani County, CT' r82S; mSarahJ. WIlLIAMS 1850;-' to Kansas~ 1882>; d Lawrence- May 1899. pp 5-8. Miss: Mary ROBINsmr, 1899 (no other dates included in 4-page obi tuary) traced her lineage Q:ack even as far as Oliver CRa-It'mIL,. her New England ancestors: dated: from the Mayflower;: her' mother was a MANDELL from Barre, MA.i' heruncle, Charles; ROBINsm~ was the first Governor of Kansas. Miss Robinson's'intense interest' in securing greater rights for women led' her to fonn the Women t s Republican Club. She was also largely responsible for the formation of the Martha" Washingtoir Chapter of DAR. pi 9 n.lrs.Chas;. d 26 Feb 1901. W~ SMITH -····Jane Elizabeth WALKER, b London, PA' 4 June 1844; _. p.9.-10 Gilbert Howe r.lORGAN. b SOuth Framingham, MA 27 FeD 1852; to Lawrence 1855~m R.ache1 E"., snmtOVS-; d r Alar 1901'. pp 1042:, Albert WHITC(ldB, b Fayston,. 'lIT 14 Aug 1827; to OSawattomie 1855'; m AUri11a HUl',ITLEY' of St. Johnsburg 1851; d Lawrence 2'6 AUg 1901'. I . ' - . • pp la.;.14 Rev. John 5. BROWN, b Ipswich, NH: 26 Apr 1806; to Lawrence 1857; d 15 Ju1 1902. pp 15-16 John p. ROSS; b Warren, MA', Apr 1839; to ents i m Rose SPICER' 1865~ d 1902. .' . ~awrence 1855 with par- P~' 17' Mrs. Francis Antoinette NEVISQ'ol~b Ashtabu1a~ County, 0022' Dec· 1837; m William W. NE'nsm at Rome, OIf20 Ju1 1856,;. d Lawrence 30' Sept 1903. pIa: Betsey' BICKNEtt.NOYEs, bAbington, MA': 15 Nov 1820; to Lawrence 1368';: d Lawrence 21 May 1903. p,! 19. m ~.s:-. ALFORD (JudgeJ~ b Ri vert'on, cr 4 OCt 1848'; to Lawrence 1873; 14 Apr'1874'; d: Lawrence 22: Feb' 1903. ~usie· U.SAVN.;F; p' 20~: H~ B~ ASHER', (newspaper Clipping 9 Dec 1922)· resident of Lawrence forty-fi ve years;' was eighty-five: years: old; widow, Mrs. Mollie E~ ASHER· '. four children:.: Henry a; ASHER. and Dudley'C~, ASHER of Lawrence', Mrs. A1i~e M. HARVEY- and .Toe1 J~ ~'of Ifichi ta~ �P 21: &irs. Lucia M. NEWMAN, childhood home Weathersfie1d, VT; m Dr. Albert NEWMAN to Lawrnece'1857; d Lawrence 16 1904, aged seventy-nine years. PP) 22-23'. Mrs. ;\senath P. MORGAN, maiden name ASenath Perry HOWE, b South Framinghan, UK 17 Feb 1818;: m JonathanF. MOm;AN Holliston" MA 1840; to Lawrence 1854'; d 1904. " , p 24 Judge Samue1A~ RIGGS,(newspaper clipping, not dated) b Hanging Rock. Franklin County, OH 1. l\tar 1835; to Lawrence 1859;, m Kate EARLE 31 Dec 1861; d N1rt Arbor MI. Mrs. Riggs died seven months ago; one son, Harry Earle R.IGGS' survi ves. ' p 25: Rfchard'Cord1ey, D.~., (two newspaper clippings),b Nottingham, England~.6 5ept1829;' to America 1833; to Michigan; to Kansas 1857;m Mary Minta 'COX: 1858; was ordained at Quindaro 27 Jan 1858; his first sennon ih Plymouth Congregational. Church, Lawrence 2, Dec 1857. His funeral conducted' by J. G. DAUGHERTY of Kansas City; pall bearers' were: John H~SKErL, O. A~ HANSCOlIE. C: L. EQWARDS~ J'~ D;FAm'l~ w.:~ E.ffAZl'}J, p~ 'Ir. EMERY, A~ D~, WEAVER' and' Frank BAIrn.' p~,: 26,: Mrs_: ii'chard CORnLEY, (newspaper clipping, Lawrence Journal-World dated r, Dec 19l3l: Funeral notice and tribute. No statistics~ p' 2.7 ' Mrs. Mary M., (PIERCE) CLARKE, daughter of Benj amin F~ PIERCE and Mary R~ HAWKES; b fITarb1ehead, MA6 July 1869~ to Kansas City'withparents' 1881; m A;lfred Houghton CLARKE' 30 June 1893'; Ii ved in Lawrence fi ve years;~ moved to New York Ci tY'1898; d Lancaster, l;tA~ 17 April 1905. , , p 28';' Dr. Albert NEV~MAN~ b Windsor VT 2 Dec 1824; m Lucia ~i. TOILES::18S1; to' Lawrence 1857; in the Civil, War was appointed surgeon of the3rd &egfment Kansas'Volunteers; d 1905. p,29: 'Reuben W~ UJDn.lGT(!Il~ b flest springfield, MA.1827; to Lawrence l8ST; d 7 Oct'l90S~" , p, SO.llIrs. Matilda O'CamOR SPENCER~ b Sand Lake. NY' 1843";' m Selden Pi. spencer,' 1~59; lived 1'n Madison, WI,then Texas, but removed to Kansas during the, war;" mother of seven children; d. Lawrence 25 Jan 1905,. pp 31-32' Alexander lEWIS. b Tompkins, County t NY near village of Jacksonvi lIe 13 Nov 1830; to La"11"ence~ fall of 1857; m i'd~ry L., NOIn'B fall of l863~;: d' ~ J:'an 190'5'leaving an only son. p:32' $~ N. SIMPSOO~(newspaper clipping no ,date) eighty-nine years old; helped found Lawrence 1854; suggested its' name after Amos G. LAWRENCE of Bostonj gave $10,000 to start the fund t~at fixed Uhiversity of Kansas' at La1-'.rrence. John B~<MNi and Mr. sn.IPSON: were roommates, in Lawrence. and when BROWN left. he gave SIMPS~ all his personal effects~, He financed the first bridge built across the Kaw' at Central Avenue:. p; 33", ~fiss SarahA~ BnOtlN~ (FUll page Clipping dated 4 .Tan 1924, from The' Indian:Leader. a weekly newspaper published by the Haskell Institute, ; tribute' wri tten by C!larles Francis, F.IESERVEl' Also a sketch of her life (news- �39 paper clipping)' by William Herbert CARRUTII' reprinted from the Pacific !!!!.!: tarian. She was born at Buffalo, 'NY, the daughter of Rev. John BR;,)WN~ a Unitarian Mintst'er; to California' 1912;. d 11 AUg 1923~ She' was widely , known as a Unitarian Missionary; •• --she was actively interested in many reform movements'. itt one time she was president of the Kansas State Federation of Women's Clubs.',' She \'las a personal friend of 5\lsan B-. Anthony and Lucy Stone, and her near klndred cherish the certificate of The National \:.zoman"s Suffrage Association honoring her as a pioneer. She rejoiced in the recollection that she had seen the triumph of three great reforns: emancipation, uni versa! suffrage, and prohibi tion, and she had faith that the cause of internntional peace would soon be won. She \'lOrked as eClrnest1y/ assbe could in the ~hternational League for Peace .... p' 34'~ Clarence seymour HALL, (newspaper clipping) b Carroll ton, MO 2 Oct Hl68; m Lillian POPENOE'Lawrence 11' Jim 1896;; Cah,e to LmrLence l008';d 16 Feb 1922:. p 35' ,Mrs. John G. HASKELL -, Mary Elizabeth BUSS HASlCEU., b Wilbrahan,MA 22 Oct 1837;; m Capt. John G. HASKELL 1859; to Lawrence 1859; d 19 June' (year not listed)' San Diego, CA. ' pp, 36' to 74: are all blank. p,7$ Mrs. Elmira HORNSBY' - Elmira VJORlilLEY b Corning NY;; to Kansas 1856 with sister and brother-in-law, L.J. WOlID~; returned to NY 1860; In Columbus' HOBNSBY-in New York 1862 a few days before his death. She returned to Lawrence, where she died 28 Feb' 1911l ' Obituary by Mrs • Geo. A. BANKS~ P 76-77 Col. 0; E~ LEARNA:RD~ (newspaper clipping, 4' coltunnsY b Fairfax, VT' 14LiNov 1832; to Lawrence fnll of 1855. In the spring of 1857 wi th other parties; of Lawrence', started the town of Burlington , KS vrllere he built the first :hotel, the first mill, the first business house and the first building used for school and church purposes; was Lieutenant-Colonel 6f 1st Kansas Volunteer Infantry at breaking out of the Civil War; resigned fror:l the anriy 1863 and resumed residence in L~~'!rence •. His wife was the daughter of qar. S~ t~~ ELDRIDGE and they had three SOI1S~ He died 8 Nov 1911. ° , p 78 Mrs. Sara T. U. rWBINS:)N, daughter of Miriam U~t'lF.ENCE" and Clariss DWIGm', b Belchertown, nTA'12 Jul 1827; m Charles ROBINSOiJ 30: Oct 1851; to Lawrence 'spring of 1855; 1867 moved to Oakridge, four miles north of Lawrence where she died 15 Nov 1911; buried in Oak Hill Ce;netery beside her husband, the late Charles ROSn~S~N, the first governor of Kansas. Obituary by F. w. BLACIGIAR~ , " p 79 Mrs. I. J. GRAY"- Martha P. mE'" daughter of Dr. John YALE, b Ware Mk3 Dec 1861; mI. J. ~RA:Cat Ware lOFeb 1891;' to Beloit, KS~(?) in ~fay: thence· to Lawrence';' d Bel01t, wr at the home of a sister 20 Oct 1911- buried Oak Hil1Cenetery. tawrenc~; s~rvi ved by husband, two sons' and a' daughter. p 80 O~ W'. McAU.ASTER 1911 - printed obituary missing. �40 P 81 .O~ A~ HANSCOME' (newspaper clipping not dated) Oliver Angevine BAr!S";' cQ\m', b Portsmouth, NIl 13 Oct 18310 "Mr. HANSCOM was 23 years of age when he starte'd out from Boston station with the emigrant aid party bound for Kansas, singing as they journeyed westward, the hymn written for them by Whi ttier::: "We cross the prairies as of old . ., ... OUr fathers crossed the sea, To make the west as they the east, . The homestead of the free.'· . "There remain now in Lawrence but two others of that historic party, Mr. Forest SAVAGE and ~lrs" Louise ROUSEtAuX~tt' Mr. Hanscome mnrried Miss Anna Lapp~··25 OCt· 1857 •.. Slle died~ i,n June 1912'. At the time of his death. Mr~ HANSCQlI:1E' was 83 years and 22' days old and had Ii ved in Lawrence since' 1854. pp 82-83 \\Irs. Anna TAPPAN(newspaper LAPPAN) HANSCCtd,. b New York City 9 Oct 1851; to Lawrence in 1854 with the family of ~ev. Samuel Y'. um~ l';ir. LUM. wi th a cormnission from the Home ;,Iissionary ~ciety, he~dhis first services Ii Oct ,in tIteHayTent just erected by the New E'ngland Einigrant Aid SOciety for a -lodging house and other gathering for the early settlers. Here on 15 Oct. a meeting was held wi til a view to the organization of a Union Church. This meeting adjourned to SUnday 22 Ott at \';hich date the Plymouth Congregation'al C;hurch was' organized. Married Oliverf(~ Hanscom 13 Oct 1857'. P 84 Miss Ellen LEARNAIID. Newspaper Clipping of tribute to her memory by . Clarence HAIL, in the Gazette 19. ~eb 1912. No statistics~ p 8S-Sf> MaryBUIJ;ESS'SAVAGE (183$-1912), b Deanston, near Stirling, Scotl l and;: pne of a large family of children; at age I5 to New York Ci ty t then Springfield, i\'IA;~ m Joseph SAVAGE' and came to Lawrence to make a home for hi s motherl~ss chil~ren;:husband died 1891. p' 87-88 r.1rs~ Joseph E~, RIGGS, daughter of Dr. and ;lrs. FOu..ER;b Norwich, C'f: 1845; to Lawrence in 1857; in the first class at the Uni versi ty ofKan- sas; m' 1872;d 27 Mar 1913~ p-: 89 !drs. Charles L. EDWAIIDS; came Ho Lawrence from ,North8l1lpton, Mit wi til husband and tt'lolittlegirls 1866'; d,~2 Nov 1913. p 90 Mrs·. Forrest SAVAGE - Lydi a WORTH~ b Hanover, NIf 27 Jan 1830·; m Forrest ~VAGE' 8Mar H349; fn fall of 1855 came to Lawrence; four children:Willi am, Flnma, May and Frank! d Lawrence 24 Aug 1914. . P 91 Ethan Allen SJITH~ b Andover, VT' 4 May 1832; to Lawrence 1857; in banking business until 1861, torJ.ashington IX; pesi ticnin Indian Eureau until 1865; returned to Lawrence and helped to organize tl:e First National Bank of which he became cashier. Tne following yenr went into the hotel' business. In H174. started NORWOOD Stock Fann of 300 acres west of Lawrence. The fine horses from the NORWOOD Farm have made the name famous. ~as a member of the Legislature for two years, and a member of the f;lasonic body in the {(nights Templar rank. He died in La~,.Tence 22 Mar 1914. pp 92-93: Col. H. S. ~lOQRE~ d 1914; b Mantua, on 25 Feb 1337; his fnther. a nativ~·o; G:ranb~~ C'l'; to.Lawrence IG58;s~rved in the 2nd Kansas Infantry; m 1364 Estller ar~mrjON of 011, daughter of a ploneer of MA'; left wife and two sons. �p 94 Paul IEARN AIID , b Lawrence 25 Sept 1868:; fnther. a l"!ati ve of Vfi mother. native of F.IA'; mAnna DYKE of Burlington, VT1895; d 1914; survived by wife and one son, Burdick. p 95 '~lrs. Wilder S~ METCALF -, Mary GR~R METCALF, b Sullivan, Ashland County, OR 4 Jun 1857; m Wilder METCAIF 30 Ju1 1878; to KS' nine ye2rs 1 ater; d Lalvrence 8 Sent , . 1914. ' i Oli ver A. I-!Al~SCQ',i. (handr,rri tten obi tuaryl b Ports,,1:)uth NH 13 Oct 1331; d Lawrence 4 Nov 1914; had five children, three survhre him. p 96 pp 97~98 Mrs. HOI..LH:GBErlRY -, Leonora S~ PJCKER, b Portland, ME Oct 1659; to Ir'linois for one year, then to Kansas 1066; mGeorge iiOLLINGBErlRY Dec 1902; left ~ widow Mar 1912; d 21 Nov 1914~ Printed news i tern: Mrs. Leonora S~ HCLLIr:GBERl1Y, who died at the STI.lMDNS Hospi tal Saturday night, left a trill devoting her property at 841 1.1aine St. to be. used as a home for girls in Lm\Ircnce. it farm consisting of 160 acres' some distance from to'tm is by the terms o,f the will to be used for the support qf the home thus founded. "Her house will be used to its capacity in , providing a home for girls in L'awrence who are \'!orldng for small wages, and who have no families or whose families live elsewhere"'. The Uhi tari an church is narned as trustee for the home, and will have charge of the adri!inistration of the property. It will be kno\'m as the Ricker Home for Girls. The cause of death was cancer. She was fifty-seven years ord. pp 99'-100 Joseph Edl'llond RIGGS; b Portsmouth, OB 31 Aug 1837; to Lawrence 1064; .m Annie FULLER 3 Oct 1872; d 16 Dec', 1914; three daughters survive. pp: 101-102 Mrs. S:'J. CHURCHIll. - Louann GRAr-IT, daughter of Rev. JClcob GRANT; , b Cooperstown, NY' 26 Feb 1844; In. S.' J~ CHURCHIu.:. at Council Grove, KS 4 Aug 1879';: no date of death given. ' " p: 103 : Mrs., F. D~ MORSE - Addie 5:.1ITH l'.m::lSE, eldest daughter of Dr. ~ivan and Abby ~iIT!r; b Monson, MA '8 Aug 1840; m Dr. F~ D~ MORSE 19 OCt 1869; to Lavll"ence first \'JeeI~ fn Nov 1869; a resident forty-five years; survived by husband~ a brother, Dr. Frank L. surru and his fotir children; burial at Monson, MA. ,. p, 104 ,Forrest SAVPnTJ:; b Hartford, VT 27 Sept. 1826; youngest son of Will·i am' and Polly HAREN SAVAG~; m Lydia G". WORTrr8 Uar 1849; to L'awrence 9 sept 1894; pre-empted fann west of Lawrence 1894; r:.lOved to Lawrence where he died 17 Aug 1915. p 105 Mrs. Abn ~JImRrLL Ja"HaNS; b Hanover NR 2 May 1323;: her father, Dr. MERRIlL, practiced medicine many years in Hanover;' moved wi th family to Lock- port, IL; m ?Craius?' JENKINS' and cc.:me to Lawrence 1854. Tbey became identified with the Free State people and Mr. JEN!(INS' was at one time a pri soner in the power of the pro-slavery party. In 1858 he was murdered by one James tane, afterwards; U. S~ Senator., After his murder, Urs. JEmaNS cared for her three children and brought them up to be ::m honor to the ci ty and useful members of society. She died 30 Aug 1915, age 92 yrs. 4 ~o. �p',106, Mrs. Rose BROCK ~UTH, b Leavenworth County 23 May 106T; moved to Greenwood County; educated at EureI{u, and University'of Kansas; to' Ottawa 1891; had record of being one of the best primary teachers in the state;: m F. A. SMITH 1'893'; d Lawrence 29 sept 1915. p 107 Alexander MONROE, son of Donald WlmOE. and Jeannette ROSS H~~ROE, in the County of Ross; and Cromarty in northern part of SCotland'. They left Scotland 1843~ Alexander born on shipboard on tile banks' of Nem Foundland 2 Aug 1843~ Landed at Salem, r:1A;enlisted in Civil ~lar in Co. F 23rd r,~as­ SaCh\lsetts Infantry;' m. 17 Nov 1864 in Sale~; to Lawrence 1382; elected President of Merchants National Bank 1890; resigned in 1914 due to failing health; d 24 Dec 1916; left wi'fe and three children. p 108-109 r,lrs. George A. BAl"JKS- Helen Mary BENITT, d<;lughter of Jasol1 and Cynthia BRvWN HEWITT, b North G'ranville, NY 13 Spet 1836'; moved to Winona County, MN l85(); to Lawrence 13 Jul 1857 to work for her mother's cousin, G. W~ BROWN ~ publi she'r of the Herald i! Freedom; m (1) Dr • Jerome Gill Sl'lotD 9 May 1859; had two children; Dr. GPJ:SWLD murdered in QU.l\l'lrrPJLL'S Raid Aug 21 1863; in 187(} m (2r Mr. Bl'1l'lKS; had two children, one died in infancy;. sbe d 10 Jan 1915:. ' p 110 Charles L. EmiAi.1DS~ (newspaper clipping, not dated) b Southhampton, ~1A' 19 Oct 1828;. to Lawrence l855i. was the first school head in Lawrence . 1857-59;' was first elected superintendent of public instruction in Douglas County. ,took charge of the office l'March 1859 when tJ1ere were but three ,organized school's. Wi thin three months thirty schools were i'n operation in the county; \~as one of first trustees of what has becQi;Je the Uni'versi ty of Hans as , and tvas principal! of he academic department which opened in fan of 1859.' In 1860 he accepted position of principal of SOuthh2rnpton Academy until spring of 1862: Married 4 Oct 1360' in North fiad1ey, HA (vJTi tten obit. given marriage date as 1862' ar.d name of wiie, StlSan R. P(J.'/EP.5:of South Hadley, r,tA). In 1862 enlisted in 37th Massachusetts Infantry. C'6 "D. ' At close of war, retired as a Major in his regiment. Was one of founders and charter members of Plymonth Congregational Church; held office of treasurer over half a century. Survived by daughter, Uiss Virgini a EUdARDS. Died :22: Nov 1916;' buried Oak HiU:ce::,etery. p 110 Brief clipping ::!bout the death of Miss Virginia P 111 Mrs. Cecilia O. TCWJNE, b near Norwalk, -oIr 1843'; ford, MA' 1868; ,to Lawrence same year; d 18 Jun 1916. S~ Ech'lnrds. NO' statistics. ffi. Hima TOWNE of Box- pp 112-114 Paul R~ B:lOO!{S, b Y'o'rk, ME' 22 Jill 1834; one of twel ve children of Jeremiah and Eveline BROOKS; to Kansas City l834'~ then to Lavlrence. "The first merchant in Lcl\'JTence, member of City Council which defied Governor nobert J. WJ\LI<ER, member o·f the territorial legislature; COunty Clerk fer six consecutive terms in the early history of Douglas County; County Treasurer several tim0s and cnshier of, several Lat'lrence banIcs--a pidneer who ca]e in september 1854 and who has been identified with the history and developr.1ent of the tOl'm ever since, died Simday morning at his home on south Tennessee Street'·. d 17 Dec 1916. Pall bearers: Mr. Fran!, BROCKS; Cll,n,·lesH. TUCIG~n, W. R. MAXH , I ~ J. MEADE, A. D'. WEAVER, C~ s. FIMC:J~· Buri ed at Oalc Hi 11 • . �43 Mrs. Paul R. BRO,)KS. (newspaper clipp~na. not dated) d~~gI1ter of lev. 13 June in Cayuga C;)~mty: k[; .~a:ne to,. ~,. ., .... S.'l·lS:::7 'I"'rr1· ... qe to Paul Il. DID OKS was fir5t C"1UrCsl wecalng in &..::,\'1.... an ~ u ..! v. 1. """ a·.... .. renee. 115 ~anson l3ruG:ITa~. Baptist ;:iinister p 116 a page of loose paper on which is written in pencil: New Eng 1 and [!ecro logy' !\lrs. d 23 Jan 1922 ~lary BrlCl.VN H:-lI'llIAN r.~rs. SKILTOO _ . Urs. Clarence HALL 20 JuI '22 16 Feb 2 J::m 1922 r-,!l~s. Eva SAVASE UATT 28 tlar 1922 27 Oct 1922 27 Oct 1922 9 Dec 1922 6 Dec 1922 Ui:. Robt. UN1lSA7 Ui::;. Josephine ?!!A$.!.'IrlGS? f'itr. J. D. Bt1.~,1Ens~~ ult. B~ B. ASEER tlr. tlrs. J. VI. HASl'ING5 f,;. blan!. nam;)A -----Queries are tree to memberSi. TheY' shoUld' s.tate at least two facts to results~ Queries are also tree to non-members, but DDlSt concern Kansas related ancestors of f1tt,y years or earlier. gain best Harold L. Pittstordt! 2934 E.ast 8th Street, Anderson! Indiana 46012. . WoUld me iii£orma on on EnOCh John PITTSFORD, s. 849 iii GranVille, Ohio to James and Mariah (JONES) PITTSFORD. m. to M:i.ra PERRIS 1873 1 at Mason City, Illinois. d. 12 March 1911 had one daughter liSted: Susan B.(b.1883) who married H. K. SPENCER. --:~- Dorothy Mae Acklin, R. R. 1, Graham, Missouri 64455. Need information on William MILNElt, died Lawrence, Kansas Nov 3, 1870 or 1877 and l.fargaret (AIEXANDBR) MILN8R, died Jan. 20, 1888 in Lawrence. Their son, George Dq MILNER, was bOrn Dec 4, 1867, Lawrence, and died Sept. 17, 1935, Lawrence, Ks. • �Donald Vaughn, 1946 Barker, LaWrence, Kansas 66044. , Would like' to share ii'iI'ormation on Warren Potter THAYER," and his brother, Chauncey R. THAYER born St. Lawrence Co. N. Y. around 1840. They moved with parents to wisconsin about 1842. , Donald Vaughn,1946 Barker, Lawrence,-Kansas -66044. Wou14 iike to contact anyone with information on BmER family of Tioga Co." Pennsylvania about 1840-1850. Mrs • 'Pauline B-.'Elriiff,'820' Sunset" Drive, -Lawrerice; Kansas' 66044. Seeldn~ Wormation regarding the' family of JOM C. GAINES, 8;l native of Virginia. (1820 Cenaus) , where his son, "Barnett F~ GAINES, was born (date Unknown). Barriette married Kittie 'KAISER prlor "to 1819, migrated 'west to Montgomery . County, Tennessee in early 18~Ots, and in 1834 to Tazewell County, Illinois. . ~ . ,~ Reba Cline, '1100 Crane Road;' Pampa, Texas 79065. Seeking information on the family of Lewis LA~VSON, b~ 'Tenn. 1822, and wife Celia TRIMBLE, LAWSON, b. KY. 1827; came to Douglas Co.; Ks, settled near Clinton ca. 1859 .l~ children; Nancy, b .1845 Ky;' Sarah b ~ 1854 Ky.; Thomas J. b. 1854 K~; James E. b.1857'Ky.;-Williani P. b. 1859 Ks; E.lizabeth b. 1861 Ks; Sophohia b. 1863 Ks; Lewis b. '1864 Ks; Margaret b. 1867 Ks;: Clara b. 1870 Ks; John b. 1847 Ky; Jonas b. 1849 Ky. Reba Cline 1100' Crane Road, pamyal Texas 79065. James. E. 'LAWSOlt, (my granafather married Augusta Louisa -BUCHANAN ca. 1888 in Ks. Lived Butler Co. Ks. until 1902. ' 'Went to Okla. byc6vered wagon, settling in Payne Co. Any information appreciated. Will exchange. started in James, Mrs. Maxine Moore 'HOug1arid~ Rt. T. Box 153c,per~,Ks~ 66073. Would like to know the" rna! en name of Harriet SC T, b. Maryland 1796, m. Adam SCOrT~ b. Scotland 1783. They lived in Belmont Co. and Monroe Co. in Ohio. . . .' - ~. Ky". before 1890. �. -, : ~'- . •.I .:~'-"_-=--' -or ;,- .:-::: --. ..'.~. "/ • _ _ • .-A. • • " - - --- - -~ Queries, (Continued) Idaho 8380,. Seeking ormation on John RAND an an.cy 0 , both killed by guerilla raiders during 1860 l s in Kansas or Missouri. They bad three children: 1) Perinella E.llzabeth RANDALL, b. 18,4, m. John CASTIUO in Wilson Co., Ks. in 188,; 2) George RANDALL, 'b. 18,6; 3) Mary t1artha RANDALL, b. 1 Dec. 1858 in Moo m. James Watson TOOME'l.Y in Wilson Co. Ks. in 1818. Permelia and Mary were raised' by an. uncle, William Madison BQBBITr in Wilson Co., Ks. . . . Mrs. Edna Bashor Wel Rt. 5 Box 286 Lawrence Ks. 66044. Seeking information about e Jo • CO amJ. Y in Caney township, Montgolnery Co. Ks. in 189, and in Fawn Creek township, Montgomery COWlty, Kansas in 1900. Family consisted ot wite, Drusilla (Lucy), a son Lanktord, a daught~r Lucy and a niece, Sallie B. HOLLAND. I a.m particularly interested in locating the grave' ot the 'wife, DrUSilla, who died between 1895 and 1900 as. I believ, her father, Nathaniel HOLLAND, abt 90 J is buried beside her. He had . come by train tor a viSit, became ill shOrtly atter arrival, died, an.d was buried by the daughter where she lived in Kansas • . ~, :-:-:~ . ~ ...~--. ~'"''"'"''''' -. '." rlerald .2! Freedom, - ~'- ...... -~'-- Feb. 24, 1855 Died: At Coal Creek settlement, in this district, on the 13th, Clarrie, daughter of Hugh and Zyntha Pettengill, aged 14 months. Herald .Qi Freedom, March 24, 1355 gie~: r}nLthis city on the 10th inst., Annie K., daughter of Rev. S. Y. and ar1e~. urn, of dropsy of the brain, aced 2 years 1 month and 18 days " In this city on the 16th inst., of consumption, r.Ir. Daniel H. B~ooks, aged ,:,3 years, formerly of York, r.iaine. On the 3rd inst., near Douglas, K.T·., of oneumonia Wnlis S. IT"::lrder, aged 82 years, formerly of RiChmond flJissouri' , At Washington Creek, K.T. on'the 11th inst., of disease of the heart "Irs. Eleanor A. Lovelace, aged 34 years, formerly of Clearfield county, Pa.' Herald.2!. Freedom, April 7, 1355' Die~:;In~awre~ce on the 7th inst., Mrs. Harriet S. Litchfield, relic of Le\VlS S. LltC~fle1d, aged 42 years, formerly of Boston, Mass. In Kan.,as City, nIo. on the 5th inst., of dysentery, Cilar1es Leonard, ;~u~~~~tc:~;_~;g:~s~P;e~~ Amanda B. Savage, formerly of Hartford. Vt., now In Lawrence on the 31st ul t., of typhoid fever B A B 1d" f erly of Troy. N.Y~, aged about 32' years. ' • • a WIn. ormwif At La\-.rre?ce,. K.T~ the 28th ult., Mrs. Lois Herrick, aged 73' years, Eas~ ~!'r~~;~annd?rr1Ck; Esq,., aJ?d a worthy member of the Baptist church in " ' " "a1ne. l.1rs. dernck had been a professor of relig" 62 and d1ep 1n the triumph of faith. 10n years Married: In Lawrence, on the evening of the 5th inst b R H B B gess, r.Ir. C. Howard Carpenter, of thi s ci ty to Mi ss s· ~ ahY ev. • • urly of Keene, N. H. , a r E. Jones, recentOn,t~e IOthult •• by Rev. Mr. Foster, Ch 1 W to Lucretla B. Cook, of Lowell, l'i"lass. ar es '~Snith of Lawrence, K.T., . ---"- ... ~. � 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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Published Quarterly By: -:-:, ..·· --' , =_<f 1)~u81as CountH Genealogical Societfj P.o. BOX 3664 ,', LAWRENCE , KANSAS 86044 �"THE PIONEER" Published Quarterly By: The Douglas County Genealogical Society P. O. Box 3664 Lawrence, Kansas 66044 ---~-------------------------------------------------------------------------- Fall 1981 Vo1. , V, No. 2 ---;-------------------------------------------------------------------------Page Contents Pres,iden t 's Let ter. • . • 46 Officers and Committees • 47 1913: Merchants and Businesses ih Lawrence~ 48 Kansas 1907, Lawrence, Kansas High School Graduates . • .... 49 Douglas County, Kansas Rural School Information. 50 l869'Monthly Meetings of 51 I " Fr~ends in Lawrence, Kansas. Douglas County, Kansas Marriages 60 Stull, Kansas Cemetery Records (continued) 67 l867~1868 .... Queries 77 ****** Article appearing in the "Advertiser", Chepstow, Monmouthshire, England, February 25th, 1882. Submitted by Kathryn Bunton. Emigration To Kansas, U.S.A. Parties wishing to emigrate to the above can have bona-fide information and introductions when there how to proceed from a "Gentleman, who has resided in the country. For terms and particulars, apply Kansas, Advertiser Office. ****** THE FACTS OF LIFE The story that follows is about four people named Everybody, Somebody, and Nobody. There was an important job to be done, and Everybody was asked to do it. Anybody could have done it, but Nobody did it. Somebody got angry about that because it was Everybody's job. Everybody thoug~tAnybody could do it, but Nobody realized that Everybody blamed Somebody when Nobody accused Anybody. I ---Copied with permission from THE HOME TOWN NEWS Wichita, Ks. Eagle-Beacon Anybo~y, �Presidents'! Letter As I 'write this message Thanksgiving has just passed and Christmas, will soon be upon us. How many of you have taken a few minutes to contemplate what our ancestors did on their holida.vs back in Lancaster, Pa., Pitt sylvania County, Va., Peoria, Ill., Oneida, N. y~, a' sod house in Nebraska, England, Holland, or a 'million other localitiest No doubt some were living in relative luxury with warm homes, plenty of food to eat and friends to share the pleasures;. otherS with below average material blessings, probab~ with large families to feed and house spent the d~ with relatives and thanked their Maker for what they had. Another group m~ have just arrived in a strange country with very littl~ money, sickness, and a foreign language to learn. Most of us can consider ourselves among the fortunate compared to the life them. We have about 41 members at present. Many are long time members and some have been bitten by the "Genie Bugll recently. Did you know there are several stages of the "Genie Disease ll ?' First, there is a little interest, it turns into a hobby; and then continues into a full time vocation. In the latter stages, genealogy becomes an obsession and is considered incurable. Many never get to what I consider the best part of genealogy--helping others. We constant~ write for help to far away places and expect answers or read material someone has sp~nt countless hours gathering and printing. I encourage more of our friends and members to be the"unselfish experts from Douglas County.1I Your executive cOlTllTlittee is working on plans for a workshop in the spring. Hopefully we can announce details of date, location, and program soon. Your president, Items: for Sale by the D. C. G. S. Back issues of "THE, PIONEER. II RichardCordley's "HISTORY OF LAWRENCE,II (Indexed) Copies of liTHE; ORIGINAL PRE:-EMPTIONS OF DOUGLAS COUNTY. II, (Indexed) Copies of liTHE, ORIGINAL LANDOWNERS OF THE; CITY OF LAWRENCE,. tI, Write for more information. **** ** "Herald :of Freedom" information copied and submitted by Pauline Elniff. �47 1981-1982 Officers: President; • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .Donald Vaughn Vice-President • • • • • 0 • • • 0 • • • • 0 0 • • Jean Snedeger Secretary .. • • • • • • • • • • • .... • • • • • • .Judy Sweets Treasurer • • • 0 • • • • • • • • • • 0 • • • • • .Jane Wiggins Librarian • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .Pauline Elniff Editor • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ~. •. • • Mar;r Jamison Committees: Genealogy' Research: Library: ~ Wiggins, Jud¥ Sweets. Pauline Elniff, Irma Kidwell, Doroth;r Wiggins. "Pioneer": ~ Jamison, Edna Welling, Jane Wiggins, Judy Sweets, . Hugh Stouppe, Kathryn Bunton, Dorothy Clarke, Dorothy Wiggins, Emma: Berg. Membership: Telephone: Indexing By-Laws: Dorothy Wigsin!. Dorothl Clarke, Ima Kidwell, Kathryn Bunton-. ~ !!!!!! Snedeger, !!!:., Gra~e Embers, Newspapers: ~ Banta, Grace &bers. MaI7 Jamison. T~ Douglas County Genealogical Society is a non-profit organization with regular scheduled meetings the second Tuesday night of each month, 1:30 p.m. &l.ternated between the Lawrence Public Library and the Presbyterian Manor. Afternoon meetings are held i f possible and occasional area tours,. An annual public workshop is held to help in research. Membership fees are $1-S0 single, $1.00 for each addional family member. The fiscal year is from July 1 to June ,30 the following year. I rTY, rTfi .". V¥"4¥'HI¥Jt Ed!tors t Note: -Please continue to-help us co nv the old records. queries. t'tI -', A very special "thank_you" to all of you "Pioneer~ II who R b emem er 1 We need your have helped to publish the Your editor. �- ;.. , LIST OF MERCHANTS &: BUSINESSES m IAWRENCE, KANSAS m 1913 (Copied by Emma. Berg from Uni v. of Kansas JAYHAWKER-1913) Anders.on's Old Time Restaurant Wilder Bros •. Kooh the Tailor Wilbur S,. Metoalf (Farm Loans) Robertson-Btraohan Furniture Kennedy Plumbing C"omp8lD\Y Lawrenoe Photo Studios M. J. Skofstead Clothing McCollooh Rexall Drug Store Jeffryes; Studio Lawrenoe Railway &: Light ComPany F. H. Bennett C'arpet Renovating Hiawatha C'a.£e J. W. Shaw Lumber C'ompany Fisoher's Shoes Wilson's Drug Store A. D. Weaver Dry Goods W. A. Guenther Grooeries Trovillo Lumber C'ompany W,. A. DUnmire Grooeries Eldridge House Barn (W. E'. Moak) O. P. Leonard Tailor Winey &: Arnol~Clothing InniS Store (InniS. Bullene. &: Ha.olanan.) Jolmson &: Carl Clothinl!: Perldns Loan ! Trust C'ompany Wiedeman t s Fine Candy Peokham Clothinl!: Company Mewma.rk t s Dry Goods Hotel ,Eldridge Carroll's (Smith's News Depot) Fraternal Aid Assooiation (H. E. Don Carlos. L. D. Roberts. T. J. Sweeney. &: L. D. Johnson) New Bawersook Theatre BJilding Bell Brothers Pianos Gustafson Jewelers Clark~Cleans Clothes J. HQgver &: Son Clothing Watkins, National Bank Peoples State Bank Hiatt Men's Clothier Lee's New College Inn Squire's Photos; Protoh the Tailor Lawrenoe Business College Rowland' s C'ollege Book Store Ober's Head to Foot Out£! tters . �"'- .. ....... ~ ~ '. ~ -:::-'. ;..- .~ ~.~ '-- ..__ ---;c- ;;:~: __;.· -~-'-C Lawrence Kansas High School Graduates - June 1,1907 , Copied by Kathryn Bunton, from LHS Budget Jane Elizabeth Adams William Quay Barnett Gertrude C. Blackmar William B. Dalton Bessie Marie Dennis Otto Earnest Dingelsedt Rose Irene Divelbess Carrie Cecila Dolbee May Lillian Draper Lucy Morgan Eager Walter Maynard Eastman Letha May Edmonds Georgia. Elliott Cora Winifred Fisher Robert . Richards Fisher Lola Myrtle Flory Edna Elizabeth Griesa Edward Laurence Griffin Rosalie May Griffith Robert George Hackman Clara Augusta Hase Carrie Ethel Hickock Ruth L. Hodgson Willa Ophelia Hopkins Clarence Clyde Hornaday Sadie Benona Houdyshel Eva Pearl Hull Edna Lenora Hurizicker Rena Elizabeth Ice Robert Roy Irvin Robert King Johnston Vol. X Clinton Williamson Kanaga ~arl David Keilman Hazel Leslie Orpha Grace Light Lenore Anna Maughlin Lois McKenzie Bruce W. Merwin Alice Mae Miller Creta Elizabeth Moore Fay Cecilia Moys Mayrea Noyes Elbert Leslie Overman Henry Perkins Helen Tenney.Phillips Robert Arthur Postma John Warren Pratt Cora Irene Reynolds John James Riling Charles E. Roberts Will Salisbury Zena May Schleifer Bertha Sellards Jean Eleanor Smith Ruth Gladys Spray Lois Elizabeth Stevens Julius George Reinhart Uhrlaub Alice Isle Waldron Frances Christine Wenrich Louis Robert Wilhelm. Ruth Elizabeth Wilhelm. Edith Mary Willis �50 WILLOW SPRINGS SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 51, WILLOW SPRINGS TOWNSHIP DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS SEPTEMBER 8, 1902 - MARCH 27, 1903 (From records in possession of Mrs. Laurie Postma.) School Officers: Teacher: Geo. Reynolds D. Kesler J. Michael Clara Lutz Pupils: Jesse KINCAID Noah KINCAID Joseph MICHAEL Pearl MICHAEL Fay MICHAEL Willie MOORE Edwin MURRAY Earl PENCE Everette PENCE Lulu PENCE Mabel PENCE Pearl PENCE Verda PENCE Vera PIPPERT Duddley REYNOLDS Louie REYNOLDS Winifred REYNOLDS Ronald TURNER Carl VAN HOESEN Joe WEBSTER Frank DEAY Stella DEAY Vida DEAY Cora FISHER Bertha FLORA Ella FLORA Owen FLORA Marvin HERR Avery HIBNER Elsie HIBNER Frank HIBNER Fred HIBNER Harv'ey HIBNER Minnie HIBNER Anna JOHANNING Henry JOHANNING Mary JOHANNING William JOHANNING Bertha KESLER Florence KESLER Edgar KINCAID Submitted by Mary Jamison, Baldwin City, Kansas ** * * ** Herald of Freedom, April 21, 1855 Names: Females should have but one given name, and when they marry, should retain their maiden name as a middle name. This is the practice among the society of Friends, and were it generally adopted, it would have many advantages. We should know at once, on seeing a lady's name, whether she was married or single, and if the former, what the name of her family was. And it iS'further to' be considered that the adoption of this rule of but a single first'name for girls would put an end forever to be whole brood of Emma Mevalindas and Euphemia Helen Lauras, and a style of nomenclature which is thoug~t by most persons to be ridiculous in the extreme. �--...... -- 51 - FROM RURA.1.. SCHOOLS AND SCHOOLHOUSES OF DOUGLAS COUNTY. KANSAS by- Goldie Piper Daniels Submi tte d by Emma Berg, Lawrence, Kans as • VINLA.ND SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 49, The building for this sohool was obtained' in 1870 and embraoed two and one-tourbh acre&; in oentral Pa.J.m¥ra Township. The first sohoolhouse was built ot stone. (StoDS mason was LOuis SWauson). The 1897-99 "b:erm was taught by Julie D. mller, with an a.ttendance ot 63 pupils 8!ld. a monthly salary ot $40. 'Pbs board msmbers were 88m 11. Nj"'G and James C. nitt. The total expense tor the term was $4n.l.63. mwse ot sohaol age in the district were. Lloyd BAKER George & Luther BOICOURT Edie BISlIDP Be~ha & Clyde BUTTRICK Josepj, MLimie & Verdie CLARK Frank DeFORBBST . Frank FI.nr.r". Blmohe.Clarence &: Frank HAGGERMA:N Arthur. Harry, &: Mamie· HAMMOND Cla.raBENDERSON GeDS HOSKINSON Harold &: Porter JLti'lI' Harry &I Gill1.e JOHNSON J~s,. lawrence &: Rut;bs JONES Don &: Edna LANDON Alli.e, Rella &: Rose!.IGGlT'l Abie &: Josie LINDS~M May & Robert :MSDHORS~ Jasper NICHOlS Bsther, Lucille &: Hope N1E Chas. &: Gus OlSON Ray PEER ~ &: Henry POOCH Maggie &: Marry QUIGGIEY Delle., Maggie & Walkie IWmJ.U, Albert. Charles Ie Fred RUMBlE Tuli1Iha STB'VEmt Lollie S'.lEWART Jobii~' Lealie. Kendall &: Paul WALTON George WITJ;U.M3 JdJm:1e WISS: . Arthur &: Harvey WOOD Ge~lda Bell was the teacher in 1898-99· and Julie D. Miller again in 1899-1900. _ . -~ ##### . Record of Membership of Lawrence Monthly Meetings of Friends 1869 Date of Birth Remarks, (Continued from Vol. v..'i No.1, page 17 of "THE, PIONEER".) Geneva, Ks. 7-13-81 Gertrude Standing 4-21-1878 Ralph Edward Standing 10-28-1882 Maud Augusta; S.tanding 6-6-1886 . Name ~. ' ......\ .:'i'-· • <":;"-" , �, I ,::~,- .. + , '~, > ,-', ,,''--,- 'I ,,:' -.--- Geneva. Ks. 7-31-81 9-20-1850' Edgar'M. Sams Edward' J. Parker 12-29-1853 Emi ra A. Parkeiri' 5-26-1882 John Hbward Parker.' 1-7-1884 Mary Elizabeth Parker Springdale. Ks. 8-17-1881 Martha C. Osborm Roselle M. Osborn Lavender, Osborn Zoe' Osborn Springfield. Ks. 9-14-81 9-8':"1845 Alb~r.t L., Stanton11-3-1849. Harr:iett Stanton 7-21-1871 Sarah E •. Stanton' 10-29-1874 Mary A: Stanton 10-27-1881 Alfred' H'. Stanton 1888 Aiitfda E~. Stantonl Springfield. Ks. 9-1'4-81. 4;"7-1841 Edmund Stan1eYi 9-6~l851 Mar.tha E. Stanley 6-9-1872 C1.audius· C. Stanley: 4-2~1874' Frederi1c B~ Stanley 3-17-1876. Willi am H. Stanley, Helene Martha, Stanley Springfield. Ks. 9-14-81: Jacob Horner Springfield. [(so 12-14-811 Henry V•. Chase Sp rin g d'al'e • Ks. 11_.18-82: Endsl1ey' Jones:, 6'...16-1844' 7-6-1848 Martha~ Jones. Wi lliaml E., Jones' 2-1'5-1'870 Edna! Jones 5-11-1871' 4;"18-1873' Hi;ram ,T •. Jones Zi:mese Jones' 8-29-18.76) George Jones: Lucy' Jones, Spririgdal'e' 1-18-82, 6:"6;"1852 Sar.ah Horner, Roserle Horner, 10-2s..1871' Fr,ancis Horner. 3-10-1'875' Adalfne Horner 12-10-1876, Fairfield. Ohio 3-15-82 John Borum(not a'member) 2-5-1824 Mary E•.. Borum 9-24-1829 Or..ea, E. Borum 6:"19-1866J., Clih ton' Borum 111'-3-18711 10-18';'1882 Eva' M~. BOrum 1'1-5;"1863 1O;"18~1882 Anna ~1 •. Borum 7-29-18M' Isolated. Released (not a member)' ) ) Letter to M.E'. Church ) ) r ) Deceased Deceased Daughters of RUlth Wiilson ) Family transferred by' letter to M. E. CHurch, Removed'to Sp ri'ngd are: 6-18;..84 Removed' to Kans'8s City' Mo. m~~ 1882 Deceased Deceased Deceased' , 9':'7-1882. marri.ed Alvah H~ Pearson •. Deceased. �53 Tonguanoxi a 5-1882. T.abitha' Boman Seli an Boman1 Rose" BCmman N~nfe' Bo\omtan' 8-16-1882 WiUi:am. Forster Harvey" b. 9-20-1825: , Es.ther' Jane. (H'ar.vey) Coffiin2-1rr-1'83I Re<rnest. 1,2-12-83 5:..2'1'-1832 Willlj:am J •. Kennedyr 3;..·1'6-1838. Luciindal Kennedy 8-6-·1 861l Li?zzie' J'. Kennedy' 4:"2-1863 Asa D. Kennedy' 5-l8-186'5'~ Frank H~ Kennedy' 1-1'-1867 J(yhn H~ Kennedy' 4;"8-1872 Fl:ora M. Kennedy' 7-28;"1878 H6,race' E•. Kennedy Spriingdale:, Ks. 7-12-82 Jonathan Hawor.th B~R~quest 7-12-82 Jaines Dicker: 8-24-1'822, Eli;zabeth A. Di cker 9- 4-1829 Smfthfiiel!d" Ohiio 10-18-1882, 4-10-1830 Nathan S•. Wood Mary'H~,Wood s;..23-183O Thomas·H~.Wood H-IO-1854 lhlarYf Wood 2-12-1869 Fr~deri.ck S~. Wood 6:"26-1861~, Tong",anoxi.a' 10-18-82 Tabiitha Whilte Tonguanoxfa' 10-·18-82. Sarah Newlyi Anni e Newly' Al va Newly.r Asher' Newly' Grace; Newry! Miam~, Ohio 10-18;..82 Alfred i Hale Ches,tnut HiTl, Iowa' 11-1'5-82 Wi Hi am: E., Butler 0. -,1815' Mary' E•. Butler 9;..18-1864 Whftewater', Ind. 11-15-82 Franci's Wright 7 -1-1'837 Mar.y E., Wright 12-23-1840 11-26-186$ Mary' K•. Wright John' .S •. Wi'.lson' 3-23-1848' Ch ar:Lot te C. Wirlson' 6'-19-1859 Mary' B~ Will son! 7-q-1883 Edgar' A. WiTson' 5-rI-188o.. Coloma, Ind. 1-17-82. Elf Frazfer 10-15-18311 Marth a Fraziier' 7 -4':'18361 John 1\1•. Frazier' 112-27-1:863 Anna M. Frazi:er. .8"'3-J~66! /-- .---1---'--~ ?: '--"1- :>; -,: .•'. :,.. _. -\ \ c' \. .. ) Iso11ated. Removed Removed to Ind. Deceased Born Kent, England Wa~ C~ Maryl1and Deceased' 189,4 Isoliated Deceased To, Chrii.stian' Church ,I Tbpeka monthly' meeting Dece'ased' Resfgned Removed to'Cal. Removed to Cal. Deceased 188'7 Removed'to Cali. Removed to Cal. ", . �54 12-1-1868 Mary E. Frazier 5-22~1872 Sarah Frazi er 1-10-1876; Emma J. Frazier 5-14-1879 AHlce M•. Frazi:er Dublin, Ind. 11-17-83 Request 2-13-811' Theodore' A•. Moore. mari ah Moot:e~ Springfield, Ks. 11-1:5-82 10-8-1835· James C•. Balles· 6...11';'1833' Sus;anah Bales' Joseph A~ BaLes, 3-5-1863: Jqhn Arthur Bales 10;"3--18.73' 2-1'4-l88.3 C'atheriine' Emmelifne Bales' 6...·]]--1858 Springfield, [(so 2-14-83, Jacob Bales 1'!""16-1812 8;"6-1819' RUth, Bales Springfield', Ks. 2-1'4-83' Nathan Henshaw $.22-1'839 Lydia'M. Henshaw 8-29-1839 Barclay,. W·. Henshaw 12-14-1863c Leland DeForest Henshaw 7-r3-l868 Requ:est 3;..14-83 wn Ii am G'reenberg 1T-20.:.1833 Tongu'anoxiia' 4-18-83 John H;. Vest at;. 1-IS-18liO Eli;za K. Vesta11 11-24-1842. 8-31;...1874 Sarah A•. Vestal Married' 9 mo 7th 1882, Allva' H., Pearson' 7-26-1851' Anna' M•. Pearson(Borum) 7-29-1861 Leo Ear-r Pearson 7.:.21-1883 Willi alm Ni'cho1Ison' Jr. 1'-31-1862 Julia F~ Nt'cholson; 8-26-1859 Jeannette' Niicholson~ 3-19-H387 John W., P'arcel1s(not member) Elizabeth p'arcells 8-17-18.43, Caswet11 R•. P'arcelils: 4-22-1882 Byron; Mii1es Parcel11s 5-21.:.1886 Springdale, Ks. 3-,15-82 Hiram W. Jones 9-30-182m Sus:anna: Jones 1'-15-1821' Hespe:r'Mo. Mg •. Rans J;..1 4-1883' Daniel Bail:ey As en ath BaHley' Laura Bai lley; Harriet BaiTeyr Albert Bail'ey Kansas:- Ci ty', Mo. 1'-23-1886, Mi!11ard ffughes" Ida i Jemiina~ Hughes 4!""2-1856; Elin~r' J •. Hughes' 3-10;"1882 Cha~Tes' Francis lluglIesi 10-11-1885 Re1:eased Removed 5-1~1885', Deceased 111-24-1882 Married Charles Burdell I's:01'ated Biirthp11ace' Eng1and~ Released. Removed' to Cal. n, n, ,\,,' n" Removed to Call. Dece:as'ed Deceased 10~~.r'88i· i Removed A'member of Kans'as City, ~lo. mo. mg. (former};y'Wflsonr �55 Bll'rdell Catherine Emmeline Burden 6-1-1858' Ethel LulU! S~. BUrdell 2-8-1883 J arne,s C•. BUr.dell 3:"13-1884' IVlyrtle' May' Bur.dell 6...14-1885 Whi tewater, Ind., 10-24-83 William H~. Coffin Sarah Coffim Reques t 1:2-·12-83 Eli'zabe:th J., Giingeriieh; Request 1~-16-84 3-1.9-1842. Daniiel!. R•. Hunnii.cut Rebecca S: 0 •. Hunni:cut 2-21;"1839 7-21-1868> Ge'rtrude, o. Hunni:cut Colofila'. Ind. 2-1;3-84 111-26-1853 Wilson H'•. Cox 2~27-1860 Lucy W., Cox:. .Tongu an 0 xii a'. Ks. 4.i..JJ6-84 Willl faml C. ' Keen Hann ah A~, Keen A11l'i1ce: L. Keen' Reques;t 4-16-84. Briidgeport, Ind. Eli; C. Baker Abhi;e BaRer Dai\sy' Baker Jessie Baker Georgi,:a Baker Stel11a Baker Request 4-16-84 James: M. Rose' Ermnery T., Branni~l Cyl us· Marp1'e Elil a Bunton Sallie Bunton: WiIliam1 E~. BUnton', Rosa' L•. Bradly' Tongtianoxiia1 5-14-84 Johm Bald\\]in~ Martha Baldwin: Thomas A•. Ba1dwim Sarah Bardwin; Hesper, Ks. 5:"14-84 Hiram Stanton S'a:r:ah Stanton Pfny Woods, Nbr,th Carolfna: 6'..18-84 Robert B~, Newly' Joseph W•. NewlyWilliarn H~ Newly Sarah E~_ Newry' Mary J. NewlY T mo 16-1884 Hesper' mo' mtg' Thomas Butl'er. hi's wi"fe Afueifa Btttler Char:l~es:, (not a member) (formerl1y Bales) tst mo 1'888 removed to California Removed to Cal. Released Ill· rsol'ated •. Letter to other church. I'solated. Released t1h ,- '. Isolated. Released. ", It: ~II.- III, .. Deceased ?.:J Isolated~ Removed: Deceased Removed Deceased' \ : Released i .,>'(,1 i " I: .- �7-16-1884 froml Hesper: Ader H~. Davi's' Roxanna:-Davi'.s Dell a H~. Davi;s Removed 7-1&-1884 from Kas~•. Ci;ty', r,to. William. P,. H'awor.th (wifel Abag ai 11 C. Hawo rth; FEor,s' H18worth, Homer Haworth, Charles C. Haworth Nora·A. Haworth John Haworth Freeport" Ohio) 6-18-1884 Wi:11!iiam: G;•. Stniith Mar.y- A: Smith ]) s abelJ E. Siliithi James, W~, S'nith Removed to Tonganoxfe mo mtg Enos' Hi.tddl'e~tom ", It, Rhoda' E~ HUddleston ,to Uf F11orence' B~., HuddlestonSylvf,a E. HuddrestonOliny C'. Huddteston' Win. Perr,y' Huddl'estom Glen1 El'der-, Kas. 1',-14-1'885" SamUe11 Woodard EmHine Woodard Osk aloosa, Iowa~ 1~14...1885j Albert L. Votaw Removed 7-16~l884 lndiiana: John E~ Parker' Removed Lydia' Ann Parker Arthur W~ Parker' 7-16~1884 Lours Samuel Rel'eased lil'-12-1884 New Hampshi're Hepsabeth H. Ifoag' Removed' Wilili am P., Hoag Released 2 mo' 1898' Emnla' L. Hoag Removed' 112-1l2-1884 Vermtlli'on '0 IH,., Henry' C~.Sfuith r1th mo 1887' Removed Lydia: M., Shi th Eva, Smiitlii Pleasant Sid th Charlies' Smiith' Deceased 12-24-1885 Ahnfe Sr'niith 0....-18-1884 By:, reques.t -, Ann'a S~, Wil11 iams Removed 1 2-18-188~5 Samuel D. Coffi'n' Mar.y A-., CofffnJohn E'. Coffiin6 mo ';88' Wm. V. Coffi~n~ 2-18...1:885' Fran~\ Tret"rorgyEsther' Treworgy" Mary: Lu' Treworgy" Removed to C'al. ~r&..1885 �57 Berth a Treworgy Milo Treworgy' Stell a' Treworgy Ifarry TreworgYI Allfred Hadley; Removed to Indiana Ke zi ah Hadl ey' Elmer: Hadley Royal Hadl!ey Clinton: H'adley SeiTla, Hadl eye 2-18-1885 Indi ana; Willi am L. Newli m Viola~. Newlin' Lester: C. Newlin Carl Newlin' Ross; L. NewUn' 4-11S-1885' Indiana -Arnand'a' Way Removed 4~15-1885 Ohio - Albert .T., smith 4-1~1885 Iowa' Nixon: Overman' Removed: to Independence, Kans' Mar.y W •. Ovennan AI ton: If. Overman Emmet 1. Ovennan Irr.ff.' E~. Ovennan' 4i..5-1885· - . .Tane Penffe'!'d lsol'ated Wiiliam PenfieI'd Alice Penfield Frederic Penfie11d 6-18-85' Rhoda Ann: Chamberlain: Rel'eas'ed Marion R.o Chamberlain' 7-16...1884. Adela- H~. Davis: Rbxanna Davis Della H•. Davis' 7-16-1884 Thomas: BUtler. Kans;.. Deceased Arne.iTa Butler, wife: Elmer', E. Butl1er' b'. 8;"18-62 Russell Earle: Butrer b. 4-2-1886; Emanuel', Wal tom b. 8-1,7';"1862. Nel'lie' Walton Removed Eli: Walton: Laura. L•. WiTs on: (not membe:r)c Kati;e 'Mariah Wi'll son' Laura Allberta Wilson' Received by certi:fi'.cate 7th mo' 1881' Levf Horner' Removed' Enune·r Estella' Horner tt, Loro'w Horner' tt, Alfredds' Horner' .t: Received by' certifiicate: 8th m 0 t87 Wm. &1. , JEmldins· �, , 58 De'lphfna Jenkins Delbert Jenkins ,Jhsiah Jenki:ns wrh. Jenkins' Mary' E". Jenkiins' Receiived by certificate, 10th mo' '8.7 Margaret Davis Welfs V~. D. Wens Recei ved by' certifiicate 12th 1887 Arlindo' Benson' Esther Bensom Harlin Bensonl Mary' Bensom Ann'a Benson Received by certificate 12th mo 1887' Deceased rm Araska' Clias. H. Edwards Recei:,ved by certifi'cate l'st mo. 1888 Removed'to' rowa' Susann'a Willson: '! Ma'ttie- E'. Wiilson: Dec'eased Mary.r Anna WHson', Deceased Olney' F ... WH'son: Removed 4th mo 1888: - Chas., Fe' Siler. Removed from] Wabash, monthly' meeti;ng Fndiiana 8:"'12-1885' John' D. I\-liles: Lucy'Mires, Deceased Susanna', Miles Whi tti'er Mi11es Eva' Irena' IIUiles' Jno D. Miles" Herbert' Miiles James: A~ Miles~ Received by certificate' 8';"12-1885 Orl'ando Woodard' Josephine Miles Woodard RalpH Woodard Donald Woodard Born Lenna: ?'?een. Irene Wixen Removed 2-12-95' Marie Wi'xen tt, ea,. Received by certificate 8-12-1885 Frank March (not a!member)' Lena Miles: March Resigned G'eorge: I\Iarch b. '86 Lucy Miles March b. 7-27-'89' Greenfi'eld, Ind. 9-·16<-85 Isai ah H. Sleeper. Hann'ah C. Sleeper Jacob Warren Sleeper Mary' E., Sleeper Jno., Howard Steeper Wahunta. N~, C.' 10-21-85 Cal vin G"., Perkins: Muscatine, Iowa lil-1'8-1885: Elizabeth H~ Hanby' 12-16-~885 Deborah Davis' Dub ri n'! Ireland 2-17-1886; Vim. SnHh Hilrriisonl �59 Short Creek, Ohio 2-.17-18861 ~Uiver Sidwell Bar.bara El;len Sidwell Fr..ank Russe'Il- Sfd\'leJil A1ber.t E'._ Si;dweU Wal1ter H~. Si:dweU. Short. Cree\< Ohio, 2-17-86) Laura S'. Mercer Recei ved by'request 2-1;7-1886:, Henry Stevens Mary Stevens: Eva Stevens Received by request 2-17-86 H~ J. V~nKuren Released Emma VanKuren Barclay William Henshaw b. 12-1'4-1863' Flora Alice Henshaw b. 9-3~1867 lYtiTdred: Eloiise Henshaw. B. 7-26;"189'5' Barclay Newlin' Henshaw b. 9-24-1896' Leland DeFores,t Henshaw b. 7-13;-1868 Nellie Crowerl Henshaw Leland Sterling Henshaw b. 7-20-1896, (no name listed) b. 1-30-1898 compiled by P'auline B'. E1niff From the original unpublished records of the SOciety of Friends in the' Kansas Collection' of the spencer.' Research Liib'rarY'i Unfversi ty of Kansas:', Lawrence, Kansas: ****** Herald of Freedom, May 5, 1855 Married: In Delaware, on the 5th inst., by Rev. T.J. Ferril, Mr. C.T. Fishmaker to Miss Pocahontas Hattan. Died: In the Shawnee Reservation, on the 29th ult., Mrs. Fish, consort of Paschal Fish, aged about 50 years. In Lawrence on the morning of the 1st inst., Mrs. Juliet, wife of Jerome B. Taft, late of Boston, aged 22 years. Herald of Freedom, May 12, 1855 Married: In Lawrence on the 29th ult., by Rev. WIn. W. Hall, Mr. WIn. H. Oliver to Miss Louisa Hopper, both of this place. Heral~ of Freedom, May 19, 1855 Died:! In this place on the night of the 12th inst., Dr. Jonathan Balloo of LaPorte, Indiana, formerly from Vermont, aged 80 years. �00 DOUGLAS COUNrY ,:, KAl'5AS MARRIAaEi' RKCORDS' 1867-1868 '~, From the office of the Clerk of the Specialized Division of the District Court-Room 144, L8WJ and Judicia\!. Building, Lawrence, Kansas'. Copied by Jane Wiggins, Dorothy Clarke, and Mary J8.mison-1981. Proofread and typed by Edna Welling. Bridegroom, bride, date, and officiant. Aeller,_, Daniel J.--Mollie E. Cobel (Coble)-4 Mar. 1868--John F. Morgan (1'). Adams:,Benjamin-El1zabeth Ham--4 July 1867--Rev. John S. Brown. ' Adams, John G.--Annie Miller-~6 Nov. 1867--James ,0. Herron (7). Allen, James M~--Eva1 M. Foster~-27 Aug. 1867--James, Lawrence (1). Allen, Jesse J .--Elizabeth Gentri~-29 Oct. 1868-":Rev. (J.~ E. J. Lewis .• Anderson, Andrew;-.Frances Parker--7 Nov. '1868--Jamss: M. Hendry, 'Probate Judge. Apitz,Charles:--Mary Statler-~15 Feb. '1868--Geo. A. Bimka, Pollce Judge. Archer, Charles A.--Armette: D. Chambers--29 July' 1868--James M. Hendry, Prob8lte .. . ,. , . "., , ." . ,. ' ,. . . . . Judge. Ashton, CharlesB ~~:..;Elidai EMii";'.:.24-Dec ~ 1868-~Rev • Joseph Iliff • . AuS;t~,:~George~Frailki:"e'Bryari:i:;~.:.4 'JulY' .la67,:;;,~aorl,:el"q:I'q,-,J~- P.,~ Auston; Frank';'ooSarah Franklih--9' April"'1868-R9v _.DudleY·Lee;; , Babb, George--Louisa K.Lassiter--22 Oct. 1868-Chas.Pilla,' J. P., Bailey, 'JamesM.--Catherine Ripley~";:'29 'Sept.; l867--Rev. C.H. Lovejoy. Bakewell, Rev. John--Marie Elizabeth'Vail-";9 Jan 1868;';';"Rev. Thomas H. Vail,Bishop. Baldwin, John-~felissa Howaro;'-29 Nov.1861':';'-H~ 'H. Howard~ J.P.,. . Barker, Parris--Eliza Wilson--21 Oct. 1868~:':'Rev~ Thomas W. Henderson. Barries, John--Harnet' Kennedy-':'1111ar'1868-";Charles M. Sears, J. P •• Barnes, William E.-~rtrude A. DUiln--lO'June '1861--Rev.' G. S. Dearborn. Beriin, James--Martha Davis-':';'2l Nov. 1867~';'Rev. Dudley Lee., Bermett, Sidney--E'dith CaSe-~1. Sept'1861-Charles 'Pilla, J.P •• Bentley, Isaac--Eninia Pieratt--25 Nov l868-''';Rev. Job 'We Hagti.e~ Bergman, Wolf-':'FBnny'House":-7 July 1868--Rev. Dr. i. Klliisch. Berry, Green C.--Hrs. Lucinda Jones.--28 Sept 1868-':'Rev. Geo. S. Dearborn. Blackburri, Henry--Medora Yourig":":'19Mar~ l868--H. H~ HOward, J. "P •• Blackourn, John":-Laurie Johnaon-':'23 June 1861--Rev'. Dudley Lee. Blayney, OberlinC.--Alice I. Starie--13bct~ l868 ....Rev~ W'. A. Starrett. Boone; Lewis --J.\fary 'George~-15 Nov~ 1868--Rev ~ ThomaS W~ 'Henderson. ' Boutw~ll, George H.--Julia.,A. Larilbers;--28 Oct;':l868--Rev. J. F~ Morgan. Bowman, W. H~--Mar.Y Eagon-~12 Nov. l868~-Rev. Richard Cordley. Bracke,tt" George C.-Charlotte K~ 'i'8.ylor":-:~29 Sept. 1861-';'Rev. Richard Cordley. Brannon, 'Vb.B.--Lucinda Blackette~-28 Dec. l868:':'..Qeo. A. Banks,J. P •• Bronboker, David-E;liza Ann Ke~';;';'21 "june l868--Rev. John Bower. Brooks" Alfred':'-Malirida Yater (Yater)-":29 Jail. l868--Rev. Dudley Lee. Brooks"Cyrus D.--AdelineLV. Campbell--16' Aug. l868--Rev. Wester R.Davis. Brophy, Mart1ii-~1ary Burke-8 Noy. l861--FatherG. Pirrun (Perrun). Brown, J. D.-";Lydia 11c' Guire";:'-15JUne l868";-Rev. E:zra Johnson~ , Brown, John P.--Mary E:. 'Stepheris~-lO Mar. 1868;';'-Rev. Wi.R. Davis. Brown, Win.R.--Lizzie E. Balcom-";;28 Oct."1868--Rev. JOM Brown. Bryan, LeonardR.";ooSallie L. Lyon--15 Oct.'1868~':'Rev. G. S. Dearborn. Buck, Philo M~-Arigeline Tibbot (Tibbits)--5 Nov~ "1868--John A. Amos (1). Burdet~, A. R.--Martha Hostend--28 Jan. 1868~-Rev. Wrn.'G.Thorilas. Bush, ~ohn~ophia LBrnliX--15Aug. 1868--Geo. A~ BankS, J. P •• Campbell, Leverett C.--Frahces J. Smith--28 Feb. l868--Ghas. Chadwick, J. P •• Cardwell, D. A.-~,rary E. Fox--13 Oct l861--Rev. H. A. Bell. I . �'61 Douglas County, Kansas Marriages, 1867-1868. (Conttd) Carn~s, Andrew--Harriet Walker--l Dec. 1868--Rev. W.A. StaITett. Carpenter, H. H.--Anna J. Allen--25 April 1868--Chas. Chadwick, J. P •• Chaffee, Y. C. G.--Sarah Harvey-II Nov. 1868--Oeo. O. Banks, J.P •• Challis" Walter S.--OJ!!ana C. Hiett':'-9 Aug. l868--Jesse McKenney, J. P •• Chase, William--Ann Hudson--28 Mar. 1868--Rev~Wm. G. Piper. Childs, Isaac-Anna Sutton--12 June l868-Rev. Hector Barker. Clark (e), Adam-Mattie J. Cook--16 Jan. 1868--Rev. Henry Moys. ' Clarke, Lance C.~argarete Bathurst':'-2 Aug. 1868-':'Jesse McKenney(McKinney),J. P. Coape, Joseph_'1artha,Samples--7 Jan. l868-..oeo. A. Banks, Police Judge. Cole; Samuel~-Sarah A. Landreth:"-29Feb.1868--James M~ Hendry, Probate Judge. Coleman, Cosma' T.--E,llzabeth Lowash-;';'19 'Feb. l868--Rev. Richard Cordley. Cone (Cane) ,TitUs, K.--Helen P. Patterson"'':'2Z Oct~ 1867--Rev. George S. Dearborn. Coop, David--t1aria' Coop--18 Aug~ 1868--Rev. James 'Carney. Conrieley, Geo. W~';'-Martilda' (Ma.tilda)]t,~Pres,ton--6 Aug. l868-Rev.Isaac Atkinson. Cornell~' Johri H.--Hrs. HeleriE,.Canriow--6 April l868--Rev. G. S. Dearborn. Cos,teollb,;:, James--Ann Boragan':'-19Jari'i868--Rev. Joseph'Derrien, Catholic Priest. Coulter, GranviIle--Jeminia 'F; Anxier-~28 July l867--Wm. Penington, J. P •• Cox,Payt'on:...;.sarahHall-:"26 Dec. '1868-~Jesse McKenney, , J. P •• Crane, Thomas:-41ary'Ross--lO Aug. 1868-~Rev. Job Hague~ Cree; Sanf'ordH.--Annie'Bnggs-':'lDec. l867--Rev. A.D. Fisher. Crouch, Rowley--Katy Cross,-':'2 July 1868-~abriel GraY, J. P •• Cummirigs, Jacob--Nailcy J. Rose--2i 'Oct. '1868--Rev. J~ H. Bonebrake. Cummings, Williaril'J .--Addie i·10rse";'-25 June l868-':'Rev. Geo. F. Chapin. ~utler, Calvin H.-~1ary A. Gaest--8~an 1868--Rev.Thomas H. Vail~ Davis, Charles F.--Emma Sniith-~12June l867--Rev. Richard Cordley. Dickson, Charles--Lydia Ann Herrick--21" June l868~~Rev.' Richard Cordley. Dinn (Diurr), Charles D.--Hennette Zenncke (ZennekB)--lOth July l868--Rev. C. F. W. , " '" , '(Carl Fredrick) Trefton. Dudley, Phillip-""I'1ary Price~-l July1867:':'.:.Qabrie i Gray, J. P •• Duff,' James A.--Lydia A. Hemphill-';l$Dec. l868--Rev.V. M. King. Eberhart, PaulC.--Enima'J. Me Queen--13 Sept'i868--Rev. D. Earhart~ Eckardt, David-~·1argrette White~-13 Aug1868--Rev~ ·Christian'Neaus. Eggart, Henry W.':'4-farthaFittan:';'-17'O'ct. 1867--Rev. George S·~ Dearborn. Ellerton, John H.--NanniEiDunn--7 JUne1867--James M.Hendry, Probate Judge. Elliott, Franklin l'1.-00Martha Mc KinneY:"';'ll Sept. 1867':' Rev. Dudley Lee. Emery~ John L.--Nary 'F. Wilkinson--l Jan 1869':'';Rev. S. Dearborn. Epple; Gottlieb--Maradick" " ":"-25 June '1867--Charles Chadwick, J. P •• Etter, George A~--Eliza J. Leach;..-l jUne 1867{31 May?)--Rev.Jesse Brockway. ,',-Ewing, Flemiilg-':'E,llen Colbert--30 Dec. 1868-":Rev. F.W. Henderson. , Fanning, Geo. T.(?)--}1ary A.'Miller";-28 'Jan l868':'-Rev. Geo. S. Dearborn. , Fay, Rufus:"-AmeHa Eckard--lO JUne l868-':'James M~ Himdry, Probate Judge. r Fearing, William--t·1ari C. Carter-~23 Aug.1868--D. M~ 'Moore (?). r Fillmore, Hasen"S.-..j:·fjTcl H~ Poc:iie--27, July1867-':'Rev~ Richard Cordley. r Fisher, 'Samtiel,;.~tucretia Davis--2$"Nov. l867--Rev. 'E. D. Bentley. , Fitshugh, James':'-Hannah Patterson--l Oct. 1868--Rev. Dudley Lee. I Fortner, James--Nippa (Neffa~ Stepp':'-13 Feb. 1868--Rev. Dudley Lee. I Fortnight, Riley--Silna Lewis--lO Oct.1867--Rev. Dudley Lee. 1 Fair, Frank P.--Addie M. Clough--22 Dec. 1868--Rev. W. R. Davis. Frey ,H~nry--Louise Vitt--5 Oct 1868--James M. Hendry ,Probate Judge. Fry, Daniel F.--41ary'A. Baracklaw--4 Dec. 1867--Rev. James Lawrence. Gaither, Harrison--Ellen Combs--18 Aug. 1868":-Geo. A. Banks, J. P •• Garrispn, Daniel F.--Rebecca J. Edmonds-24 Sept l868--Rev. Henry Moys. Garvin, David--Matilda H. Stephens--l$ 'Oct. 1868--Rev.(?) James C. Herron. *Curry"John C.--Eunice M. Seward--md. Feb.1867-Rec. 13 June l867-Rev.R.P.DuVall. �62 _ .... Do~glas County, Kansas Marriages; 1867-1868. (Cont'd) Geitz William--5arah Lydia Margrette Reece--23 Aug. 1868--Rev. Jules L. Williams. Gilliiand, Elijah B.--Jane Dolesam--15 Jan. 1868--Charles Chadwick, J. P •• Godfrey, Charles--Catherine Hatton--16 Nov. 1868--Rev. James Carney. Goode, Robert H.--5arah C. Fitzpatrick-';';30 March 1868--James M. Hendry', Probate Judge (License application only). Goss, Alfred F.-~~rs. Ellen Wakefield--ll Nov. 1867--Rev. Geo. S. Dearborn. Grant, Henry C.--Armilda J. Liming--3 Oct. 1868--Rev. James H. Carruth. Gray; John L.--Lucy Austin--8 June 1868--Rev. E~. D. Bentley. Gray, Thomas,--Josie W. Jacksoh--25 Nov. 1867--Rev. E. D. Bentley. Gree~ey, Ashley H.--Ehlissa Nelson--15 (29) Nov. 1867--James M. Hendry,Probate , . Judge. Green, Albert R.--Julia Coblentz--3 Aug. 1868--J. H. Bonebaker (1). Gregg, Nathan p.-~"raggie W. Duncan--20 Feb. 1868--Rev. G. S. Dearbom. Greggs, Grattan-~1anca Dresden--15 Oct. 1868--Rev. Dudley Lee. Gribi, Gottlieb--Anna Althaus--9 Nov. 1868--Rev. John A. Reitz. Griffin, Marcus D.--Martha Benwood--IO Sept 1868';';-Rev. John H. Dunn. - Gross (Goss), James--5arah Gray--24 April ~ ~-~v. Dudley Lee. Guas~ (Gnasa), John·G.--~.fary Gathknicht--23 Mar. 1868--Rev. Charles Steinmeyer. Haas, Christian--Ros~ne FreY--3 June 1868--Rev. John Chas. Fsil, minister. Hahn, Samuel--Catherine Sammons--2 sept 1868--H. H. Howard, J. P •• Hall, James C.-~ellie Willey--25 Sept 1867-~F. A. Parker (1). Hallmark, Daniel--Clarinda F; Williams--26 April 1868--Rev. S. Creel. Ham, Henry--8usan Hill--ll Oct. 1867--Rev. Joseph H. Payne. Hamil, John H. (Henry)--Harriet S. Ray--7 April 1868--Rev. Chas. E. D. Griffith. Harman, TMn. F. --Alice E:. Wood--26 March 1868--Rev. J. Biddison. Harris, Sylvester D.--Mary A. Patterson--28 Sept 1867--R@v. E. H. Robertson. Hart, Joseph V.--Mary V. Lane--ll Aug. 1868~-~. W. A. Starrett. Havens, George--Louisa Nottingham-":3 March 1868-Rev. E. H. Robertson. Haydon, Clayton--Elisabeth Blackbird~-6 July 1868--Rev. Dudley Lee. Hayes, Ebenezer B.--Nellie J. Spencer--22' Dec. 1868--Rev. Wm. C. Tenney(Fenney). Hazeltine, William H.--EinmaBruner--28 Nov. 1867--Reir. Richard Cordley. Helm, Daniel J.--l'1B.ry' E. Homan--20 Nov~ 1867--Charles Chadwick, J. P •• Henman, David G.--r1ary E. Davis--19 June 1867--Rev. John S. Brown. Henry, Harry--Delila Wright--19 act.1867--Rev~ Dennis Willey. Herrig, John--5arah Young--18 Aug. 1868--James M. Hendry, Probate Judge. Hickman, Abraham-~1ary J. Blanton--16 Jan. 1868--Rev. John Bower. Hickok, D. H.--I1ary Jesman--23 Oct. 1868--Rev. G. S. Dearborn. Hill, 'Thomas--5arah Louis--26 Sept. 1868--Rev. Thomas \-w. Henderson. Hill, 'Thomas J.--MariaJ. Payiion--17 July IB67--Rev. Henry Meyer. Hindman, Lorenzo W..--Elizabeth Taylor--9 Oct. 186B--Rev. James E. Hilkey. Hines; Daniel H.--Catherine Colier-~2 June IB6B--Rev. S. Creel. Holbert,John J.--Nancy E. (J.) Joiner--IB June 1868--Ezra Johnson. Holt, Moses--Mary CampbeI1--30 MaYI868--Rev~ Dudley Lee. Howard, Noah F.--ConSuello Mc Whinney--22 Sept 1868--Rev. James H. Carruth. Howell, Waiter-41artha K~:t>all"~~2 July IB68--Rev. Richard Cordley. Huddleston, Elkariah--Grace B. SIn1th--12 JulY 186B--Rev. John S.Brown. Hull, Daniel--Nan~y.";Ca~ll--lB M"ar.' 1868-;"JosePh Clarke, J. P •• Hussey, Amos--AnnieBower3--7~dct l868--Rev. W. A. Starrett. Hutchings, James A.--Nettie Jones-~14 ·Sept. l868--Rev. John S.Brown. IrWin,: N~lson J.--Levina iJ. S'tudebaker--27 Aug 1868;"-R~v. Peter Brubaker. Jackson, Frankliri-~1ary HurraY--3 April IB68--Rev. H. Fisher. " Jacobs, J ohn--1.fartha E,. Brown--27 Feb. 1868--Jesse ~l{'cKinney, J. P •• n. �Douglas County, Kansas Marriages 1861-1868. (Cont'd) Jameson, Horrace T.--Sarah J. Johnson--30 Oct. 1861--Rev. E. H. Robertson. JohnSon, Archa--Eliza Winford--2iDec. 1861--Rev. Dudley Lee. Johnson, Harrison-~~ary Todd--3 Sept 1868--Rev. Gabriel Gray. Jo~on, Nelson M.--Ann Eliz~Duncan--21 Nov. 1861--Rev. G. R. Campbell. John~on, Walker--Julia Kline--11 JUne 1868--Rev. Isaac W. Triplete. Jones, John B.--Emeline L. Smith--16 Oct. 1868--Rev. Evan Jones. Jordan, Danniel--Rebecca Lee--25 July 1861--Charles~ Chadwick, J.P •• Joy, Stephen--Hester A. Jones--23 Dec. 1861--Rev. James Lawrence. Justice, Athelston--Amanda Tipton--25 Sept-1868--Jesse Mc Kenney, J. P •• Keeney, Jacob B.-~1ary Hessenhanmer--21 Sept 1868--James M. Hendry, Probate Judge. Keeny, William H.--Catharine Spitter (Sp1tl A r)--1 Sept l868--Rev. John Brown. K~l ~~y, Benj a.m~. -F.":,~Gor~e'1ia-~.-~:ii)~yard--28 -J\lIle- ~ 18q8~~Rev.: .Hemry Moys. Kelley, Toney--Lottie Tinner..;.-6 Dec. 1861--Rev. Isaac N. Triplett. K@mper, Adam D. H.--C. S. White--25 Ju~ 1867--Rev. J. C. Beach. Kerr, William-':'Ellen Thomas---:26 Nov. 1868~,:-Rev. Thomas_ W. Henderson. Knight, Francis E.-~Ros.anna Hall--15 Aug. 1868--Rev. John S. Brown. Knight, vfilder--Jane Case--l Dec. 1867--Rev. John S. Brown. Laws, John--Celia King--13 Sept 1868--Rev. Thomas W. Henderson. Learriard, William B.--Alice M. Eldridge--24 Aug. 1868--Rev. W. K. Stimpson. Lee, 'Samuel--5arah Dopson--19 Feb. 1868-';'Charles Chadwick, J. P •• Lewis., J. Guy--Madeline Battaille-;"21 Dec. 1868--Rev. J. F. Cunningham. Littlejohn, Jesse D.--!1aggie E. Rodibaugh--26 Oct. 1868--Rev. Geo. S. Dearborn. Linn" J~hn--Augusta Anderson--5 Oct 1861--Jariles N. Hendry, Probate Judge. Locke, lienTy Clay--Fannie Louise Gates_--1 Sept 1868--Father Thomas H. Vail. Loomis, William S.--Arabella J. Bissell--16 Mar.1868--Rev. Richard Cordley. Lutz, Jacob--Mary N@rman-2 Dec. 1861--Rev. E. Sitzmann. Lutz, John P.--Mary White--4 Sept 1868--Rev. Hector Barker. Ma.ey, Orsan R.--Caroline Spurgeon--1 Sept 1861--Charles Chadwick, J. P •• Madden, George--Almira Ward--6 Sept 1868--Rev. Jt?seph H. Payne. Maloney, Wm. G.--Hulda r1~ Staples:--15 Aug. 1867-';'Warren Skeets (1). Marri~, Thomas--Eliza Johnson--2 Dec. -1868--Rev. Dudley Lee. Marshall, Joseph--Minnie-:-f{9We--9 Dec. 1868--Rev. Henry Moys. Marshall, William A.--Susanna E. So:xman--25 Aug. 1868--Rev. J. E:. Bryan. Marske, Amandus--Dorotea Nolt--28 Feb. 1868--James M. Hendry, Probate Judge. Martir:!., James--Harriet Murnford--26 May 1868--Rev. Isaac W. Triplete. May, Vance W.--5arah E.• Shearer--20 May 1868--Rev. D. C. Colrow (Colraw). Mc Anall, John--Hannah Collier--20 Feb. 1868--Rev. G. S. Dearborn. Mc Clellan, Donald--Josephine Lane';'-18 August 1868, Father John F. Cunningham. Me CI~llan, Henry S.--Mary M. Baldwin--lNCW. 1868--Rev. Richard Cordley. 11c Co~ck, John D.--Eliza- Ellisou.--16 Feb'. 1868--Rev. H. W. Currin. Mc Gee, Thomas--Louisa Casel--l J",ly 1861--Charles Pilla, J. P •• Me Gillora-, Quash--Synthia snuth-:"27 Dec. 1868--Rev. Dudley Lee. Me Intosh, Robert--Kate Reynolds--16 Sept 1861--Rev. Dudley Lee. Mc Kenp.ey, Thomas, J.--Esther Jane Ullberger-8 Sept.-1864--Jesse Mc K~nney, J. P •• Mc Laughlin, J arn.es--Anna Marr--9 Sept. 1861--Charles Chadwick, J. P •• Mc Millen, David--Leah Ahderaori--19 July 1868--Rev. H~ G. March. Mearfelius, Casper-:"-Lana Ruppel--30 Sept 1868':'-Rev. Christian Haas. Meayes, Tuzar-:"Ellen Watk:i.ns--4 July 1867--Rev. Dudley Lee. Medill, William--Alice Davis-~3 July 1861--Rev. E. D. Bentley. M~ddleton, Jesse H.:--Mrs; Catharine Wheeler--24 M~ 1868--Jesse Mc KW1ney, J. P •• M111er, John E.--El1zabeth P. H~nley--5 Oct. 1868--Rev. G. S. Dearborn. ~ller, Leander--Annie Hull--6 Jan. 1868--H. H. Howard, J. P •• �Douglas County, Kansas: Marriages lB67-1B68. (Cont'd) Mitcnell, Thomas.-Drusella Deter--15 June lB68--Rev. John Bower. Moore, Edmund--Chloe Cowan--29 June lB6B--W. K~- Smith, J. P •• Moore, James--Perline Rochell--7 July lB6B--James H. Hendry, Probate Judge. Nann:i:-ne (Normine), William--MarY Lee--4 JulY lB6B--Charles Chadwick, J. P •• Nicholas, Thomas--5arah Bradley--25 July lB67--Gabriel Gray, J. P •• Nipper, Thomas--Mary R. E:denfield--10 Nov. lB6B--Rev. R. B. Robinson. Nix, Allen--Martha Ann Stanfield--20 Dec. lB6B--CharlesPilla, J. P •• Obrian, Henry--Rebecca Willbrant--ll Nov. lB61--George A. Ba;nks, City Police Judge. Oliver, Charles--E,llen Mc Cune--~2, Sept lB6B--Rev. E,. D. Bentley. Oneil, John B~--Harriet A. Beaks--20 April lB68--Rev. J. B. Oring~ Orth, John--Hagdaline Lutz--2l Aug lB61--Christian Berner (1'). OWens, William K.--Alice Searing (Seaving)--21 Feb. lB6B--James M. Henciry,Probate _. Judge. Pease, Edward M.--Sarah M. Gardner--1B Oct. lB6B--Rev. John·S. Brown, Peck, Amoa--Charlty M. Willey--16 July lB61--Rev (1) William Reece, Pemberton, Howard--l-!ary C. -Rote--24 June lB68--Rev. S. W. Mc Kesson. Pence, Andrew J .--Kate Helm--24 t1arch lB6B--Rev. V. M. King. penn:i;ngton,Wi_n~·leldS-Mary· J. Watson--21 July·lB6B--Rev. Larkin R. Campbell.• Persing, William--Mrs. Gracie- J,oy~-:24 June lB6B-Rev. G. S. Dearborn .. Pettengill, Franklin H~':'-Esther Eliza: Allen--14 Nov. lB6B--Chas. Chadwick, J. P •• Pew,Cager--Mollie Thompson--)l Oct. lB6B:"-Rev. Thomas W. Henderson. Phagap, James--Martha J. Rodibaugh--22 Sept. lB6B--Rev. Geo. S. Dearborn. Poisal, George F.--Emeline Holland--20 Feb. lB68--Rev. J. B. Dooty. Porter, Stiles--Mary J. Weaver--24 Dec. 186B--Rev.• Henry Moys. Potter, John D.--~1issouri Toll--24 Oct. lB6B--Geo". O. Banks, J. P •• Potter, Mathias R.--Edwonia Eliz~th J ones:".20-Aug. lB68--Rev. G. S. Dearborn. Price, Francis M.-~argaret Gallagher--B Sept lB6B--J. B. Orwig.(?) Price, Joseph R.--Anna M. Ga>llagher--B Sept. lB6B--J. B. Orwig. (1) Pursinger, John--Rebecca: Wells.--26 June lB61--Rev. John S. Brown. Quarles, Joseph V., Jr.--Caroline A. Saunders--25 Sept. lB6B--Rev. Richard Cordley. Qu1mley, Calvin L.--Augusta B. Wellsioo-21 Oct. 186B--Rev. H. D. Healey. RaImer (Rehnier), William--Louise~Anton--l Oct. lB6B--Rev. Christian Ha·as. Ranson, Henry--5usan Mason--25 Dec. lB6B--Chas. Chadwick, J. P •• Rate, . Paul W.--8arah Avery--9 .A:pril lB6B--Rev. W. R. Clough. Ratliff, Henry~-Ida Robinson--2)-- July lB68~~Rev. Dudley Lee.; RauffI!Wl, Charles E .-~liza' Trout--4 July lB61-Rev. R. W. Uliner(?').. Razey, Daniel B.--5usannah Harman--l JunelB61--Rev. Geo. S. Dearborn" Redding, Wffi. G.--Abigal Lassiter--22 April 186B--Chas. Pilla, J. P •• Redmon, Collin M.--Mary J. Basinger--16 Feb. lB6B--Rev. John Bower~ Reed, Joseph S.--8arah A. Cayton--16April lB6B--Rev. J. R. Reed. Riggs, Joseph E.--Emma J. Eldridge--6 June lB61--Rev. Richard Cordley. Riggs, Stephen F.--Martha' F. BEidgood--6 Feb. 186B--H. H. Greene,(?). Roberts, Howard R. --Mary T. Adams--l) Feb. lB6B--Rev. Thomas Harper. Robe~s:, John R.--AMeT.Hariford--18 Mar. lB6B--Rev. W. A. Starrett •. Robey, John--Mary F. Sanborn--ll0ct. l86B--Rev. Richard Cordley. Roae"John J .--Emma Polla;rd.~~2B Jime lB67--Rev. Dudley Lee. Roth, Geor~ C.--Cath~r'Y.l Foltz--12 Nov.-186B--Rev. Joseph Rahskopf. Rothrock, Hiram--5usann~h B~ Ra;fe--l 'Sept IB61--Rev. Samuel WeekS. Sample,' Nathan P.--8usan'G'.<,Colver--29 Nov. 1868--Rev. J •. E,.Bryan. Sawyer1i,··Byron--Dora ~. Hutcniiison--24 Dec. IB6B--H. H. Howard, J. P •• Schott, John F.~-Helen Ernst--21 r~ov·18$1--Rev. Michael Meyer. S'chott~, William--M·artha E.• Noell--24 Mar. lB6B--Rev. H. D. Fisher. o 0 �65 Douglas, County, Kans,as; Marriages: 1867-1868. (Cont t d) Scoggan, Wm. G.--Huldah D. Davis--7 Oct. 1868--Rev. G. S. Dearborn. Scott, Waater--Frances; Landreth--24 }1ay 1868--Charles Pilla, J. P •• Selig, August L.--Mary F. Parke--l Feb. 1868--Rev. W. A. Starrett. Setter, Haman--Mary Long--3 Nov. 1868--Rev. Jos,. Perrier. Simps,on, Leonard-~ary D.Elam~-24 June 1868--Theo. H. 11c Callie" J. P •• Skaggs;, John--Americ8.' Hutchison--15 Dec. 1868--Rev. Ezra; Johnson .. Skaggs, Thomas T.(?)--Yarra' T. Smith--13 May l868~-Geo. A. Banks, J. P •• Smith, Elijah--Sarah Maddix:--4 July "1867--Rev. Dudley Lee. Smith, Henry-Amanda Brown;..-26Ifarch 1868--H. H. Howard, J. P •• Smith, Joseph--AnnCoon--30 Aug. 1868--Rev. Dudley Lee. Smith, William--Maria FiX--171'1aY 1868--Rev. J. H. Bonebm. Sowers, William L~--Mary',' G:. ;Byerley--8(?) May' 1868--James'. M. Hendry,Probate Judge. Sparks" Louia--Rachel Kriox--17 Sept l868--Rev. Hector Barker. Sparks, Nero--Lucinda Flinn--13 Nov. 1868--Rev. Job. W. Hague. Spurlock, 'W. B.--Es..ther A.Iliff;..-2 Dec. l868--Reir. H. D~ Healey. Steel, Noses: N.--Laura Pierce--lO'Oct. 1868--James M. Hendry, Probate Judge. Steele, James; C.-""1"1arthaA.Pierson-6 Oct. 1868-Rev. Andrew Stout. Stevenin, Martin--Emma Peters--2 Nov~ 1868--Rev. C. H. Lovejoy. StraSburg, William H.--Ella Mc Intosh--22 Nov. 1867--James M. Hendry, Probate . " ' Judge. Sturd¥, Frank--Ellen Chapman:';'-7 Feb. 1868--Theo. H. Mc Callie, J. P •• Sutton, Franklin--Alamina Sophia Simons--4 Ju~ 1868--James H. Kelley, J. P •• Sutton, Stephen B.:';'.Sarah J. ~{c Laughlin--15 Oct. 1868--Rev., ,A. Hitchcock. Sykes, James, B.--!.'.fattie Gingrick--5 Dec. '1867--. Rev.,::-:&i:D._Beritlet~--::-".-c:::::-"", "," ">" Taylor, John F.--Agnes H. Kenneqy-~17 Oct. 1867--Rev. George F. Chapin. Tegart, John H.--Susan' Albin~-22 April 1868--Rev. Wm. C. Tenney. Terril, Josiah-~1inerva Mc Bride--ll IJfarch l868--Rev. John S. Gingrich. Thompson, Hugh--Angeline Simpson--28 Dec. 1868--oeo. A. Banks, J. P •• Thorp, ,Alle--Carrie M. Blodgert--23 June '1867--Rev. J. F. Morgan. Thorp', Lafayett,e--Emeline Logan--26 May 1868--Rev. Isaac W. Triplete. Thurston, D~rld C.--Sarah E. Barnes--21 May l868--Rev. Gao. F. Chapin. Toothaker, Wm. 'H.--Iiizzi;e.;L. MUrphy--13 Feb. l868--Rev. C. E. Lewis. Torratlce, John-~argaret Graham--18 rJfar. l868--Rev. WIn. C. Tenney. Tyrer, Charles. W.--Anna Martin--22 Aug. l867--Rev. V. W. King. Twigs, Ephram--Priscilla Twigs--28 June l868-';'Rev. Hecter Barker. Ulrich, Henry~~artha Jones--15 ~ct. 1868--Rev. Peter Brubaker. Underwood, James B.--Nanoy Furguson--2 Jan./1868--Rev. Jesse Brockway. Urman,; Charles--Mary Klause-25 March 1868--James M. Hendry, Probate Judge. Valentine, AntolV--Julia N. Riglmari--15 Dec. 1868--John F. Cunningham, Priest • Vinton, Marcus M.-~tisan ir. Washburn--8 S'ept. l868--Rev. Richard Cordley. Waddell, Thomas:--Anna Waddell--19 June 1867--Paul R. Brooks, County Clerk. Wallace, George--Rebecca Williams--23 March 1868-~H. H. Howard, J. P •• Waltori, Charlea--Amanda' Roe--9 Jan. l868--Rev. Dudley Lee. Walton, Johri-..zarilda~ A. Willey--25 Mar. 1868--Rev. Henry Moys. Warren, Thomas W.--FannY Whitney--22. Aug. l867--Rev. R.W. Oliver. Washirigton, George-Roda' KnoX.-'::'17 Sept 1868-Rev. Hector Barker. Washington, George--Mitida Simpson-~8 Mar. 1868--Rev. Dudley Lee. W~bright, William-~ar.r Spitter--ll Oct. 1868--Rev. Peter Brubaker. White" Michael--Mar,1" O. Keepe--ll Nov. 1867--Rev. S."Favre, Catholic Priest. White, Robert--AlminaM"artin-~26Nov. l868--Rev. Thomas W. Henderson. Wh~te,:William F.-":Ange~ii1e'James"';'3l Oct. l867--James M. Hendry, Probate Judge. Whl.tlock, Alexander--Ell.sabeth Godfrey--24 Dec. 1868--Rev. Ezra Johnson. �~-- ~~. -.. --~ .. -- - ..-- . _.- - - ----- -_._. - --.---.. --- -" -.- 66 Douglas County, Kansas Marriages 1867-1868. (Cont'd) Whitlock, W. H.--Fidelia Lucaa-26 Nov. 1868-Rev.- Henry J. Sallee. Whitney, William--Laura Cummings --19 l'1ar. 1868--Rev. Henry Moys. Wilbur, Orsan E.--Florence Spicer--l Oct. 1867--Rev. WIn. C. Tenney. Wilder, George P.--Eliza M. Crew--28 Nov. 1867--Rev. William C. Tenney. Willdnaon, Freeman--Cornelia Mc Clutchan--15 May l868-Rev. H. D. Heechley. Wilkiilson, James D.-~arah A. stout- 2 Sept. 1868--Rev. Geo. S. Dearborn. Willey, James A.--Mary E. Carter--25 Mar. 1868-Rev. Henry 1'1015· Williams, Lewis--Jenn1e Stolcup--15 Dec. 1868--Rev. Thomas W. Henderson. Williamsen, Charles--Elise Engelsmann--3 Sept. 1867--Rev. Edward Sitzemann . (Sitzmann). Wilson, Alexander--Nancy J. Chase-14 Dec. l868--James M. Hendry ,Probate Judge. Wilson, James:--Anna Oneal (001el)-20 July 1868-Father Paul M. Pongegione. Wilson, Ivlathew-~"1ahala Andrewa--16 April 1868-Charles Pilla, J. P •• , ~ Winke~an, William-Mar,y A. Davenport--26 Jan. l869--Chas'. Pilla, J. P •• Winter, George W.-4'-tary Ann Adolph--17 Sept. 1868--Jesse Mc Kermey, J. P •• Wright, Alexander-Hulda Reed--20 Sept. l868-."Rev. Joseph H. Payne. Yates, Geo. W. W.--5. Addie Ben.edict--3l Oct. 1868--Rev. E. D. Bentley. Yeager, George--8arah C. Dielks--27 Aug. l868-Rev. H. D. Healey. 1111#1111 Herald .2.!.. Freedom Saturday, March 8, 1856 Acknowledgment ()f Receipts for Herald .2!.:. Freedom for week ending Mar. 7.. -56. John H. WHder, Lawrence ' C~ G. Prentiss, Worcester, !.!ass. Rev. t. C;~ry, Al ton, Ill. Alvin Wait do do Silas. M.Grinnell, Famers" GrQ'vEf, Wise. Geo. Hobbs do do W~ J.Bassetu, Morris, Ill. S. P. lUnerdo do John s~ Coulter, Surry. file. Rev. H. James do do J. G-. Davis, Glasgow, ICy. G. F-. Hoar' do do S. J. Prato;, Lawrence, Kansas W. D. Fenns & Son do do WIn •. 8'. Hovey, Cambridgeport, Mass. A. p. Ware, Vlorcester, Mas s. Wm. H. Brown, Bluffeville, Ill. Josiah Sawyer, Berlin, Mass. Galen Carpenter, Worcester, ~lass. C. A. Stevens, Ware, i,tass. Simmer Pratt, Worcester, Mass. M. Baslington, Brookfield, Mass. J. H. Knight. Worcester, Mass. sparks- & Fullam, N()rth Brookfield.Mass Joseph ~fason, Worcester, Mass. W. F. Harvey, tawren ce Stephen Salsbury do do Rev. J~ K. Stewart, Lawrence Rev. J~ G. Adams do do S. C. ffarington. Lawrence S. A., KDox do do Ruben Randall, Lawrence Samuel Flagg do do Mit. p~ Hood, Worcester. ulass William Dickenson do do Fountain City Herald, Fond du Lac Wisc. Samuel Porter do do C. C. SCofield. Bloomington. Ks. ' Dr. J. 'Sargent do do MD. Jesse', Bl oomi ngton, Ks. �67 STULL, KANSAS CEMETERY INFORMATION (Continued from page 29, Vol. V, No.1, liTHE PIONEER. ") Lot # B-13 no burials todate Lot B-14 Owner Geo. Houk 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Emma A. Houk 9/ 12/ 1968 8. George J. Houk, Jr.. 5/25/1970 let # B-15 Owner Robert Lynch 9/28 / lf387 5/20/lf384 9/ 12 - 1968 5/22 / 1970 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.- Gary Dean Lynch 5/21/1966 7~ 8. let #B-16 Owner Theo. Walter Lot # B-17 Owner John Inloes 1. 2. Jess O'Conner 8/18/1969 1969 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Wm. Stanley Inloes 3/23/1953(U.S. Soldier 3/12/1932 Korea) (Pre Co.B 223 Int. 40 Int. Div.) 1/5/1953 Lot #B-lf3 Owner Elmer Nichols 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Sophia Nichols 9/12/1971 8. Wm. Elmer Nichols 1/31/1962 Lot B_19 Owner Kenneth Confer 1890 1887 1971 1962 let B-20 Owner Clarence Metzler _Lot B-21 Owner Charlie Bouye, Jr. 1. 2. , 3. leis E. Bouye 4. . Lot B-22 Owner Doris Hilton 1. ' 2. 3. 4. 4/27/1968 3/7/1934 4/25/1968 �",' ~. 'j Lot B-22 Owner .5. .,.' • Leon Andrew 4/28/1972 6. Elma Andrew 7. Leon Andrew 5/3/1974 8. LOt B-23 . ::~~ burials to date 3/10/i9 01 10/17/1899 4/26/1972 4/3 0/ 1974 1. 2. 3. 4. Lot B-23 Owner John Unger, Jr. 5. 6. 7. ,'" 8. John Vf; Unger, Jr •.. 1' 3/14/19 66 Lot B-24 Owner Frank .W1ll:t'l'f.uhle 1. 3/10/19 66 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Frank Wulfkuh1e 6/23/1958 Lot B-25 Owner Merle Scheer 7/9/1888(M:11/28/1912) 3/10/1966 l. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Mabel Scheer 10/22/1958 8. David Scheer 6/5/1971 Lot B-26 :no burials to date 1. 2. 1/2/1884 " 1.881 10/18/1958 1971 : 3. 4. Lot B-26 Owner Harold G. Herrick 5. 6. 7. 8. John F~ank1in Herrick 4/12/1975(son of Harold 2/4/1972 & Bonnie) Lots B-27 ~hrough B-36 no burials to date I , 4/911975 ***** * Herald of Freedom, June 2, 1855 Married: At the house of John Long, K.T., on the 24th ult., by the Rev. G.H. Poole, S. J. Thomas, Esq., to Miss Harriet N. Hurd, both of Spring, Crawford county, Pennsylvania. Hied:; In Topeka, K.T. on the 28th ult., of typhoid fever, William S.D., ......-. - + ._..,. young¢st son of William and Caroline S.D. Scales, formerly from Temple, Maine. (Maine papers copy) ~ ~ �,,' .... -: . • • .' . .~- _ Lot # 39:-Owner John Damm 1. Infant dau. of John & Louise 1897 2. Mary Damm 2/2'1895 ? 3. John Damm 1/1 /1898 4. Mary Annie Damm 6/4/1973 5. Louise M. Damm 8/22/1945 6. John Damm 9/ 24/1921 7. John M. Damm 12/31/1949 8. Lot # 40 70wner V. Schneider 1. Baby ~chneider 2/16/19 13 2. Margarette Schneider 3/31/1922 3. Valentine Schneider 3/14/19 07 4. Elizabeth Schneider 5/14/ 18 79, 5. Baby Schneider 2/5/1914 1926 ? 6. Margaret Schneider 7. Louise S. Schneider 3/9/1972 8. Valen~ine Schneider 3/4/19 19 Lot 40-A& B A. Willi~m Schneider 6/24/19 64 B. Emma M. Schneider 6/19/1961 Lot # 41~Owner A. Buck 1. Essie Buck 1878 2. Eva Buck 1871 3. 4. 5. Phebe Buck 4/10/19 16 6. Alfred' H. Buck 1/10/1909 7. 8. 9. Rollins F. Buck 10.Alfred H. Buck 11. Paul Buck Lot # 42-Owner Eberhart 1. John Eberhart 2. L. B. tb.~rhart 3. 4. 5. Peter Eberhart 6. Emma Eberhart 7. .' .. ...... ~ C., ,_, ,," -----_. ---~- Born & Died 5/17/1897 9/13/1893 ? 2/2/1829 4/27/1820 1/14/1898 1 4/3/ 893 5/3 1/ 1973 8/19/19 45 7/8/1886 9/22/1921 3/7/1867 12/29/1949 2/23/189 2 11/5/1908 6/24/1880 1882 1913 3/30/1922 3/14/19 07 5/ 14/ 18 79 1914 12/16/19 24 ? 3/9/1972 1919 4/25(1870 12/2 /1873 6/20/19 64 6/16/1961 9/9/ 1840 7/5/1840 5/ 12/ 18 77 10/2/1878 6/29/1838 11/29/1835 4/10/1916 1/10/1909 1872 son of R.F. & J.G. Buck son of R.F. & D. M. Buck 1940 2/22/1891 12/21/1868 no marker> 2/22/ 1891 7/10/19 02 8/15/ 1912 3/5/1835 10/18/1839 7/10/19 02 8/13/19 12 2/1/1966 5/13/1953 1/ /1938 12/14/1887 11/21/1860 1/14/18 58 1/29/1966 5/10/1953 1/12/1938 3/4/1928 6/10/19 20 12/7/1905 1852 - 1858 7/19/ 182 1 1928 1920 12/7/1905 1940 1/20/1910 10/20/1898 8-. Lot # 43-Owner Martin & Houk 1. Frank Houk 8/6/1959 2. Kate Houk 2/10/1932 3. Ellen Houk 12/10/1923 4. Harley Houk 11/24/1923 5. 6. David H. Martin 7. Mary J. Martin 8. John Maftin Lot # 44-awner Stull 1. Aaron Stull 2. Elenora: Stout 3. Charlotte T; Stull �70 Lot: # 44 -contin.ued 4. Isaac Stull . 10/13/1903 5. Isaac,N. Stull 1943 6. 2 boy~ of Ernest Kline 4/16/19 13 7. E. Stout 1920 8. Tom & Richard & Milton Stull Lot # 45-Owner Downs & Moore 3/5/1820 1860 no marker no marker no marker 10/13/1903 1943 1. 2. John Downs 3/17/1914 3. Frances Downs 3/17/1938 4. John Gooden 1910 5. Wilbur C. W. Moore 5/21/1956 6. FrankN. Moore 2/26/1929 7. Elizabeth B. Moore 3/9[~930 8. Charles F. Moore 6/18/1917 Lot # 46~Owner Boehringer-Kraft 1850 1850 1810 1883 1886 9/17/1860 10/4/18 56 1. 2. 3. Lillie Boehringer Nuffer 4/26/1947(wife of Miller6/6/1876 4. John F. Boehringer 10/28/1911 3/8/1876 5. 6. 7. Louisa Kraft 7/13/1939 8. John Kraft 8/31/1933 Lot # 47-,Owner Albert Miller 2/18/1857 2/21/18 52 1914 1938 1908 1956 1929 3/7/1930 6/15/ 19 17 4/24/19 47 10/26/1911 7/111 1939 8/31/1933 1. 2. 3. 4. Avis Miller Burman 8/24/19 20 1900 1920 5/2/1959 1871 1875 1959 1953 5. 6. 7. Albert;Miller 8. Alice Miller Lot # 48 7/3/1953 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Ed Deister's baby 7. 8. Lot # 49-Owner Madison Walter 1. ' . 2. John Albright Walter 10/5/1942(Ks.Pvt. 164 3. Elizabeth Walter 4. Rev. Madison Walter 2/19/1904 10/4/1895 Depot 9/29/1942 Brigade WWI 4120/1860 6/13/1932 7/6/1857 2/19/19 04 7/21/1949 (Geo. Stephen) 6115/1932 5. 6. 7. 8. Stephen Geo. Houk �71 Lot 1. # 50-Owner Michael Kropf 2. 3. Eleonore Johanna Kropf 4. Ferdinand Michael Kropf 5. 1892 1906 1833 1829 1892 1906 1902 1807 1864 1965 1964 1927 , 6. Grac'e.K. Kropf 7. Louisa Kropf 8. F. Michael Kropf Lot # 51.,.Owner J. BuSch 1. August Bus'ch Fritz Busch 2. Katie Busch 3. Sophie Busch 4. John Busch 11/6/196 5 1/7/1964 8/28/19 27 no markers 1/31/1936 6/13/1893 (Co.1 28th 5. 6. 7. otto A. Busch 8/26/195 2 8. Matilda Busch 11/20/19 45 Lot # 52-Owner Henry Stull 1. Infant Stull son 5/4/19 11 2. Geneva L. Stull 1/19/19 24 3. Matilda E. Stull 12/15/1962 4. Henry A. Stull 8/22/19 60 5. 6. 6/3/184 5 4/8/1836 N.Y. Inf.) 1881 no marker 5/4/19 11 6/2/19 20 5/17/188 6 12/9/1886 1/26/1936 6/13/1893 1952 5/4/19 11 1/18/19 24 12/12/1962 8/18/1968 7. 8. Lot # 53 -Owner Henry Wulfkuh1e 1. Annie Mary Wulfk.uh1e (wife of Christopher) 2/7/18 29 9/20/19 03 2. Christopher Wulfkuh1e 8/7/18 29 6/1/19 08 3. Robert, W.Wulfk.uh1e 7/19/1913 7/11/19 13 7/18/19 13 4. Baby Wulfkuh1e 5. Minnie: Wulfkuh1e M. 9/23/1888 (Geb am 12 Dez 1885 Gest am 23, Sept. 1888 (Tochter von Henry & Lizzie) 6.: "'Elizabeth Wulfk.uh1e 8/28/1864 2/18/19 20 2/18/19 20 7.Henry Wu1fkuh1e 2 18 1/25/19 4 12/16/ 59 1/23/19 2 4 8. 9. Lot, .. # 54.,Owner Wm. & Chris 1. 2. Ernest & John Wulfkuh1e 3. Mary A. Wulfkuh1e 4. William C. Wulfk.uh1e 5. Wulfkuh1e 1896-1891 12/21/1948 9/5/1922 6. Roy H. Wulfk.uh1e 9/18/1897 ~ 7. Mary A. Wulfkuh1e '5/18/1946 8. Christian F. Wulfk.uh1e 4/5/1931 Lot # 55-OWner John Buchheim 1. Clara Buc,hheim 4/29/1955 2. 30 Frederi9ka Buchheim 4. John F. Buchheim 5. 6. 7. 8. 1/23/19 22 3/13/1907 Ernest B: 1895-1896 1865 1856 John B: 1890-1891 1948 1922 3/18/ 1896 4/3/1868 5/17/1862 9/8/ 1897 ? 5/18/ 19 46 4/3/1931 12/24/1872 4/27/1955 2/23/1843 1/21/1922 3/13/19 07 7/24/1836 �Lot # 56~Owner August Hartman 1. August Hartman 2/16/1948 2. Louise Hartman 10/27/1924 3. Minni~ Hartman 1889 4. Ame1i~ Hartman 5/3/1932 5. ' 1855 1868 1.859 1904 1948 1924 1.889 1932 6. 7. 8. Lot # 57 tOwner Arthur Wulfkuh1e 1. Clayton R. Wulfkuh1e 10/7/1933 10/7/1933 2. Lily Marie Sather 11/1/1949 (Killed in car2/6/1925 accident) 10/28/1949 3. Clinton E. Wulfkuh1e 6/18/1950(Ki11ed in 10/7/1933Tractor Acc.) 6/16/195 0 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Lot # 58-Owner-Kersting 1. Opal (Herrin) Kersting 2. Henry Kersting 3. Lena 'Albert Kersting 2/5/1935 7/2 /19 431 6/22/189 0 2/11/1.879 6/15/ 1863 4/26/186 5 5. Ernest: Albert 4/22/19 28 1864 4. 6. 2/1/1935 7/ 1/19 42 1 6/22/1890 1928 7. 8. Lot # 59 Owner-Tom Shaw 1. Annie ~haw , 1.851 2/22/19 20 1920 2. ThomasiShaw 1/25/1917 1847 1917 3. Roy T.:Shaw 1905(Ki11ed in gun accid.1890 1905 4. Mabel H. Shaw 1904 1885 1904 5. : 6. Mattie Kampschroeder . 7/9/1973 1.884 1973 7. August Kampschroeder ,10/2/1968 1.880 1968 8. , Lot # 60 No burials todate Lot#6OA A. B. Harry Kampschroeder 3/1/1977 1915 1977 Lot # 61-Qwner Wm. McAtte 1. Mahala Folks 1910 181.8 1910 2. Margaret McAtte 4/12/1912 1.848 1912 3. Thomas Wm. McAtte 10/26/1931 1844 1931 4. Es1ie H. McAtte 10/2/1971(Ks.Sgt. U.S. 8/18/1.897 Army WWI) 9/29/1971 5. Cecil j\ McAtte 2/15/1938 7/ 23/19 05 2/12/1938 6. George Hall 12/1.8/1913 1.888 1913 7. Wi11iam'Lee McAtte 10122/1939 12/8/1.868 10/22/1939 8. Bertha McAtteJ. 10/30/1951 2/22/1.872 10/27/1951 Lot # 62 nO burials todate Lot # 63 OWner Wm. & Jacob Lutz 1. Louise Snura 1/7/1976(dau. of Jacob & 1.885 Eva Lutz (age 90) 2. I 3. Eva Lutz 4. Jacob L~tz 5. Anna M.Lutz 4/12/1922 2/2/1917 6/2/1884 4/3/1.864 (2nd wife) 4/15/1845 7/3/1841 (1st wife) 4/10/1992 1/31/1917 6/2/1884 �- ,. ,. r~t~ Lot # 63' continued. 6. 7. 8. 2/5/1867 9.Siebila Lutz 10.William Lutz 9/17/1867 Lot # 64-Owner Dravis-Shaw 1. Herman Dravis 11/1.8/1901 2. 3. Freid~rika M. Dravis 12/14/1904 4. Herman Dravis 5/7/ 1899 5. Lola Buchheim 10/13/1974 6. Herman Buchheim 4/6/1956 7. Hattie Shaw 9/22/1950 8. William Shaw, Sr. 2/5/1917 Lot # 65~Owner Henry Kampschroeder 1. 2. Wilhe~ina Kamps~roeder 2/2/1916 3. Henry Kampschroeder 8/22/1906 4. 5. 6., Rosa M. Kampschroeder 2/7/1946 7.• ' Ernest Kampschroeder 7/16/195 4 8: Lot # 66-Owner Harry Wulfkuhle 9/ 20/ 1809 9/ 11/1.811 2/5/1867 9/ 17/1.867 5/26/1872 11/1.8/1901 11/11/1.841 3/9/1837 7/ 25/1888 7/3 1/1.881 9/ 13/1.867 2/11/1.8 49 12/14/1904 5/7/1.899 10(10/1974 4/ /1956 9/ 20/195 0 2/3/ 1917 ' , -. ·1!~.3/iB~8 4/20/1836 ,:1/30 / 1r;J 1f> 8/22/i906 1882 1878 1946 1954 1. 2. 3. 4. Baby AUgust Brokman 5. Harry Wulfkuhle 6. ' 7. 8. Lot # 67-Owner Henricks 1. Meredith S. Hendricks 2. 3. 1903 2/28/1973 1900 1894 1903 1973 9/26/19 02 2/6/18 57 9/26/19 02 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Lot # 68 ,No burials todate Lot # 69 -Owner Irwin Kraf't 1~- Milton Kraf't 12/29/1949 2. 3. 4. 5. Rose E.' Kraft 6/1/1956 6. Irwin B~ Kraft 12/22/1972 7.1 ' 8. Lot # 70-~er Roy Bowen 1. 2. Roy S. Bowen 1939 1914 11/19/1888 5/21/1.887 1949 5/30/1956 12/20/1972 I 1.895 1939 �74 Lot # 70~continued. 3. Anna Belle Scheer 4. Add Scheer 5. 6. Derek Bryon Nicholson 7. 8. Lot # 1. 2. 71~Owner 1880 1878 9/ 1/ 1964 11/7/1964 1964 1964 '. , ~ 10/28.-3~/1958 11/10/1958(died in England Otto Bidinger , 3. Winifred Bidinger 4. otto Bidinger 5. ' 6. 10/1/1959 9/ 15/195 0 8/18/ 1869 10/14/1869 9/ 28/1959 9/13/ 195 0 7. 8. Lot # 72~Owner James Brass 1 & 5. ROse C. Brass 2/23/19 60 (Graves 1 & 5) 5/9/1888 2 & 6 James F. Brass 1/12/1976 9/6/1887 3. 2/19/1960 1/8/1976 4. 7. 8. Lot # 73-Owner James Louk 1. 2. 3. Mary Emma Louk 11/15/1959 4. James E. Louk 2/8/1948 Lot # 74 Owner-Charlie Houk 1. 2. Charles W. Houk 3/26/1955 1874 1866 8/16/1888 3. 4. P.F.C. ,Walter C. Houk,Sr.4/10/1945 6/10/1917 Died in WWII-119 Inf. at Foy, Belgium Long Lot # 75-~mer 1959 1948 3/23/1955 1/21/1945 1. 2. 3. Mary E. Long 4. ' lOt # 76-0,~wner James Pearce 1. 1872 1845 . 2. Thomas James Pearce 3. 2/23/1977 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Lot # 77 -Owner S. Wulfk:uhle no burials todate Lot # 78-Owner Boehringer & Finley 1. ' 2. Vernon J. Boehringer 3. 4. 5. 5/3/1969 2/21/1902 1872 �75 Lot # 78'continued 6. 7. 8. Lot # 79 1. 2. 3 & 7. William S. McAtte 4 & 8. V~rgi1 McAtte 12/13/1955 12/5/1976 5/3/Ji393 12/11/1955 5. 6. Lot # 80-81-82 no burials todate k>t # 83,Owner Richard Lusk 1. Baby Lusk 2/17/1970 I 1970 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Lot # 84 :through 130 no burials todate Lot # 131 Owner-Russell Hildenbrand 1. 2. I 3. 4. 5. 6. Frances O. Hildenbrand 7. Russe1~ Hildenbrand 8. Lot # 132 Owner 4/3/1975 7/3/19 61 1905 1912 Hildenbrand 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11.Minnie Hildenbrand 12.George Hildenbrand 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. I 4/21/1963 6/14/1952 Ji376 1867 1975 1961 �16 Lot # 13,3 Hildenbrand 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Dorathy Hildenbrand 12/30/1911 1832 7. Jacob, J. Hi~denbrand 2/4/1904 (son of J.J. & H.D. 1825 Hildenbrand) 8. George L. H1.1denbrand 1859(son of J.J. & H.D.1859 Hildenbrand) 9. John C. Hildenbrand 1874 1869 10/19/1912(son of Geo. & 1907 Minnie) 10.Elmer Hildenbrand 11. Donald Ray Moss 10/30/1930 12. Baby Hildenbrand 12/11/1924 (dau. of Albert & Lola) 13. August Hildenbrand 2/18/1958 1872 4/27/1950 1883? 14. Alice Hildenbrand Lot # 134 no burials todate Lots # A~131 through A-135 no burials todate Lot # A-136 1911 1904 1859 1874 1912 1930 1924 1958 1950 1. 2. Maxine A. Wulf'kuhle 3. 4. 3/28/1973 1923 1973 , Lots # A",,137 & A-138 no burials to date S-Section Lot S-l 1. 2r,"~ 3'. 4. A. Nuffer Lot S-2 no burials to date-Owner Ernest Wulfkuhle Lot # S-3 1. Cassie Hume 11/19/1919 2. Lynn Hume 11/19/1919 3. Baby Wendeland 6/9/19 23(son of F.E. & L.E.)(Died Apr. 2nd removed from Leavenworth Cemetery) 4. Dewitt;C. Slingerland 4/8/1930 1862 1930 Lots # s-4 through s-8 no burials to date B-Section B-1 through B-4 no burials todate B-5 Owner Alfred Rake Lot B-6-7~ no burials todate Lot # B-9 'Owner August Walter 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Grace Walter ~iller 9/1/1954 6. Anna E. Walter 1/6/1973 7. August Albert Walter 5/23/19 63 Iffi. Lot # B-l0 Owner Clarence Wulf'kuhle Lot # B-ll OWner Albert Wulfkuhle Lot # B-12 <Amer Earl Rake 1. \ 2. David Earl Rake 3. 4. 1/3/1972 1/21/1913 11/17/1889 6/3/1887 8/30/1954 1/3/1973 5/20/ 1963 12/23/1884 1/1/1972 �77 Inscriptions found on Markers, but no record in Cemetery records. Ceb Den 22, Elizabeth Johanna Zeeb David & Jonathan Zeeb Jonathan Starb AM 31, Oct 1867 (These graves are under Lilac bushes) 1.866 Cest Den 28, Aug. 1.867 Ceb Den 30, Oct. 1867 Starb AM 4, Nov. 1.867 Aug. L. Wey 10/22/1.830 This marker is near Lot #63 (north of Mrs. Louise Snura grave Marker in roots of large Pine Tree. On one side: Bettie Thomas On other side Frankie Thomas 1/1/1.879 1/1/1.879 In Lot # 78 (Don't know which grave) Cecil R. Findley 5/10/1905 2/24/1976 #11### QUERIFS Queries are tree to members. They should state at least two tacts to .gain best results and can be for any geographical location. Queries are also tree to non-members, but must concern Kansas related ancestors ot fifty years or earlier. Mrs. Enima Sem le Ber Route~2' Box 224 Lawrence Kansas 66044. Need name of the parents and/or siblings ot E,lizabeth Betsy COLE, who was born 23 Jan. 1800 in Dutchess County, New York (near Hudson River) .--she married John COON 24 Jan. 1820, place unknown but reared her family in Phelps (Ontario Co.),'NeW York, migrating later to Wayne County, Michigan before going to Elyria,: Ohio around 1850. . Mrs. Emina Semple Berg, Route 2, Box 224 Lawrence, Kansas, 660444 Will be' glad to exchange iIif'ormation aI\Y'one on the surname of ~, SEMPLE., £Q2! (KUHN), or COlE (KOHL), especially ·from New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, }~ ': ' -, ',. GemaDy'~ or Ireland. viti I �78 Miss Kathryn J. Bunton, 2135 Kentucky Street, Lawrence, Kansas 66044 See~ing information about Almenia KEILMAN and Julius OSWALD, Worden, Kansas. Almenia was the daughter of Earnest KEILMAN and ?; Earnest KEILMAN came to the U.S.A. with his parents from Keil, Germany in 1852, where they settled in Bucks County, Pa. Later Earnest owned a Cabinet Shop in Philadelphia. When Almenia and Julius OSWALD came to Kansas, I do not know. Children of Almenia were. Anna who married TheadoreHASS, Tillie who married a MOSS and Robert. Need date and place of marriage for Almenia and Julius OSWALD, and .for Earnest KEILMAN and wife. Almenia married 2nd Lewis JOHANNING, and is buried in the St. John's United Church of Christ Cemetery one mile north of Worden, Kansas. Mrs. Grace Harris Embers, 445 North St., Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Seeking information on George KARNS, brother of James Madison KARNS, both I lived in Nodaway Co., Mo. about 1893 when their father, Caleb KARNS died. Later James moved to Lawrence, Ks., but I am unable to locate George after thai date. Mrs. Wilma (Morton) Vaughn, 1946 Barker, Lawrence, Kansas 66044 See~ing information on James HOLLOWAY of Pittsylvania Co., Va. Believed to have, moved from Cumberland Co., Va. about 1780 to Pittsylvania Co. Mr. Donald Vaughn, 1946 Barker, Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Seeking information on John J. JAMES who was living in Door Co., Wis. 1870. Mrs. Mary JAMES died July 1867 at Sturgon Bay, Wis. Mrs.! Jean (Chapman) Snedeger, P.O. Box 665 - 1638 Rhode Island St., Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Need to find parents of Sarah Rebecca (BUTLER) BRYSON, born 1859 in Humboldt, Kansas (Allen Co.); married Daniel Washington BRYSON in lola, Ks. in 1875; 4 ch~ldren: Florence, 1876; Josie, 1881; Anna, 1885; and Carrie, 1888. , Mrs •. Jean (Chapman) Snedeger, P.O. Box 665 - 1638 Rhode .Island St., Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Seek~ng descendants of William Robinhood CHAPMAN, sometimes called Robin, or Robert; wife: Mary. Robin was born in Tennessee about 1830; moved his family to Worth Co., Mo. about 1867, and to Columbus, Kansas in 1902. Known children: John; Mary; Lucinda; Rhoda; Matilda;, William D.; Grover; Carrie. Mrs. Jean (Chapman) Snedeger, P.O. Box 665 - 1638 Rhode Island St., Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Seeking descendants of Millie (CHAPMAN) HASTINGS, born in Fincastle (Campbell Co.), Tenn., in 1847. Parents: John C. and Orpha (RIGGS) CHAPMAN. Married in Terre Haute, In. 1865 to Thomas A. HASTINGS. Millie died ca 1928 in Pittsburg,. Ks. Known Children: Josie; Celia; Tuna; Della; Susan; Sam; Fred, and a stepson, Charles HASTINGS. Mrs. Jean (Chapman) Snedeger, P.O. Box 665 - 1638 Rhode Island St., Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Seeking descendants of Louvina (CHAPMAN) LYNCH. Born: 1862, Indiana; married to David LYNCH 1881, Worth Co., Mo. Parents: John C. and Orpha (RIGGS) CHAPMAN. Known children: Pearl; John; Elmer; Thomas; Lester, Lawrence; Mabel; Emmit; Augusta; Olen; Ruth; Walter. �79 Mrs~ Jean (Chapman) Snedeger, P.o. Box 665 - 1638 Rhode Island St., Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Seeking descendants of Martin and Martha (GRAGG) CREVISTON. He was born , ca +877 in Hart, Michigan, moved with parents to Osage Co., Kansas ca 1893; was:residing in lola, Kansas in'1932. Known children: Sammy, Clarence; Viola; Marie; Lester; Fern. Miss Jane M. Wiggins, 2020 Stratford Road, Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Need to locate descendants of Henry and Alice BEERY, who lived in Lancaster, Faitfield co., Ohio in the early 1900's. Known children were: Nobel, born ca 1908 in Lancaster; Goldie and Silva. I Miss Jane M. Wiggins, 2020 Stratford Road, Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Need more information on Thomas Samuel PUGH, born May 20, 1831 in Wales (pllice unknown). He came to the United States in 1856 and settled in Wisconsin. He came to Kansas sometiffie prior to August, 1862 at which time he Jn1isted in the Union Army. He married Sarah Catherine EBERHART on Apr~l 10, 1873, Lawrence, Douglas co., Ks., and lived in Wakarusa Township unt~l his death on July 20, 1907. , Miss Jane M. Wiggins, 2020 Stratford Road, Lawrence, 'Kansas 66044 Seeking descendants of Rodman T; HART, born Jan. 21,,1786 in Rhode Island. He l:ater moved to Junius, Seneca Co. ,NY and die,d there on July 15, 1861. He m~y have married 1st, Lorenda GRANGER, who died June 8, 1823, in Junius; 2nd" Armelia ?, who died in Junius on Mar. 23, 1841/44; 3rd, Nancy ?, who was born about 1806/07. Possible children: Henry, Jacob, Gehazi, Hadassa, and Rebecca. I MisslJane M. Wiggins, 2020 Stratford Road, Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Need I information on True J. WAUGH, born 1868/69, Illinois, died sometime ca 1900, place unknown. He married Dora Belle LaDUKE, daughter of Lewis Marvin LaDUKE,and Lorinda Granger HART, possibly in Eskridge, Wabaunsee Co., Ks., 'date unknown. They were living in Mill Creek Township, Wabaunsee Co., Ks., :according to the 1895 state census. They had two children: George ' and Marvin. : ** **** Herald of Freedom, August 11, 1855 ;Died:' In Topeka, K.T. on the 2nd inst., Nathaniel, only remaining son of and Caroline L.D. Scales, formerly from Temple, Me., aged 17 years ,and 17 days. (Maine papers please copy) On the 9th inst., near Wakarusa, K.T., Elizabeth Reynolds, from New York City, aged about 67 years. At the residency of E.G. Macey, on Rock Creek near Wakarusa, K.T. on Mo~day morning July 23d, of an abscess in the lungs, Miss Mary E. Wiltse, late of Preble county, Ohio, aged 20 years and 4 months. "None knew her but to love her, None named her but to praise." Her remains were interred in Bloomington cemetery on the 24th ult . ~-~illi~m // .r � 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. 5, No. 2: Fall 1981 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 5 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.) 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Pub Ii shed Quarterly By: 'Douglas Counts Genealogical SocietH P.o. BOX 3664 ", LAWRENCE , KANSAS 86044 . .._ ,. I �f . Published Quarterly by: The Douglas, County Genealogical Society P. O. Box )664 Lawrence, Kansas 66044 ---------------------------------------------------Vol V No.)\ -----------------Winter 1982 , -----------------~--------------------------------------------------Page Contents; President's Letter • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 80 "Lecompton Territorial DS¥sll • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 80 D. C. G. S. Membership 1981-1982 . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 81 D. C. G. S. By-Laws; • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 8)\ "Robert's Rules are His Cup of Tea" • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 86 Petitions for Naturalization • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• 87 United Brethren Church • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• 89 The Evange1iC~jChurch • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 91 Douglas County School Information •• • • • • • • • • • • •• 95 1I..!\i Love That Transcends Sadness" • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• 97 S0ldiers Buried-Oak Hill,Maple Grove, and O~ad Cem.Law!, Ks •• 100 Methodist Ministers, Buried Oakwood Cern. Baldwin City, Ks •• 104 First Territorial Election Voter Information • • • • • • • • • 105 QueI'iesi. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 109 The Douglas County Genealogical SOCiety is a non-profit organization wi~h regular scheduled meetings the second TuesdS¥ night of ~ach ~onth, 7:)0 p.m. ,Meeting place to .,be·,"announced._ ~ 0:,; - . t. J Afternoon meetings are held if possible and occasdonal area tours. An ,annual public workshop is held to help in research. Membership fees are $7.50 single, $1.00 for each added fami~ member. The fiscal year is from July 1 to June )0 of the follOwing year. �80 President's Letter , As we enter the spring season of the year, letts look back at . the accomplisht,umts of the winter. Some of you have solved some venng , blem that has been stumping them for years. Those that were at ~~ sem:1.nar in February with Ronald Bremer will recall his. advice to b:e patient and persevere. With very few exceptions t~e:e l.S some record of each individual out there somewhere just wutJ.ng to be found. : Our society has had the 1815 Kansas state Census book on loan from the state Historical Library for almost two ye~s. sever~ members have worked on filling out index cards for varJ,.ous. townships and cities in Douglas County. Several more need to be done J.n the near future so we can return the book to Topeka. If anyone can help, see one of the officers or contact Lance at the reference desk at the Lawrence Library. Welcom.e to our new members. Please let us know: how we can be, o'f help to you. Lecompton Territorial DB3S The Lecompton Historical Society will celebrate "Territorial Daysll 26th, 1982 at Lecompton, Kansas. For over ten years they have looked forward to this special day, as they are going to dedicate the opening of the Lane University Museum. This building began as the Territor:tal Capitol of Kansas in 1865, and when the capital was moved to Topeka, the partially built building and material was given to the United Brethren church and they completed the building and dedioated it in] June of 1882. Now 100 years later, they are dedicating it again by opening it as a- Historical Museum. . David Eisenhower will be our main speaker, as it was at Lane University that his great grandparents, David Eisenhower and Ida Stover met, and married in Lecompton. The dedication will be at 2 :00 p.m. on June 26th near the musel.D1l. There also will be other activities, starting in th, morning and going all day long. Everyone is welcome. J~e "Lawrence Republican" J Thursday, July 30, 1857 J Business Directory fillers co~ied and submitted by Grace Embers and Jean Snedeger. -+~ HELP ***-Please hand or mail queries to either the president or the editor. I t. f �81 DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY MEMBERSHIP 1981-1982 BANTA, John V., Jr., 2209 Kingston Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 BERG~ Mrs. Emma, R.F.D. 2, Box 224, Lawrence, KS 66044 BRESINA, Patricia M., 1411 Torbett, Richland, Washington 99352 BROWN, Virginia, Box 325, Paola, KS 66071 BRUN~, Georgiana (Mrs. Frank), Rt. 3, Lawrence, KS 66044 BUNTON, Kathryn J., 2135 Kentucky SL, Lawrence, KS 66044 CHASE, Carol Jean, 1511 Craig Ct., Lawrence, KS 66044 CLARKE, Dorothy V., 1908 New Hampshire St., Lawrence, KS 66044 CLINt, Reba, 1100 Crane Road, Pampa, TX 79065 CLOUGH, Vivian, Rt. 5, Box 128, Lawrence, KS 66044 COTTER, Dennis J., 9402 North Octavia, Morton Grove, IL 60053 CURTIS, C10viss E., R.R. 3, Box 114, Leavenworth, KS 66048 DAVIS, Mrs. U1a C., 2nd and Arkansas, Lot 2, Lawrence, KS 66044 DERRICK, I1ah, 333 Kansas Ave., Lawrence, KS 66044 DULIN, John R., Rt. 7, Box 234A, Henderson, TX 75652 DUNN~ Elizabeth, 2411 Louisiana, Lawrence, KS 66044 ELDER, Jan, R.R. 1, Box 89, Lawrence, KS 66044 ELNIFF, Pauline B., 820 Sunset Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 EMBERS, Grace, 445 North St., Lawrence, KS 66044 FINNEY CO. GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, P.O. Box 592, Garden City, KS 67846 GORTON, Catherine (Mrs. Thomas), 831 Illinois, Lawrence, KS 66044 GORTON, Dr. Thomas, 831 Illinois, Lawrence, KS 66044 GRAN~ER, Patricia A., 904 Arkansas, No.3, Lawrence, KS 66044 HANSEN, Mrs. Georgia M., 308 East Rumble Rd., Modesto, CA 95350 HARVEY, Stephanie, 2728 Bonanza, Lawrence, KS 66044 HAYNES, Elizabeth, 4952 Sea Wolf Dr., Santa Rosa, CA 95405 * HOUGLAND, Maxine, 1920 Harper St., Lawrence, KS 66044 (New address next page) HOUT, Mrs. Goldie V., Rt. 5, Box 128, Lawrence, KS 66044 JACKMAN, Twy1ah (Mrs. Claire), 1230 N. Van Buren, Topeka, KS 66608 JAMISON, Mary 1. (Mrs. Joe), Route 2, Box 58A, Baldwin City, KS 66006 KIDWELL, Irma L., 1617 Rhode Island St., Lawrence, KS 66044 KNOX,'Dennis 1.,162 S. King's Hwy., Stillwater, OK 74074 KRISCHE, Donna M., 2457 Missouri, Lawrence, KS 66044 LINDELL, Charles E., 2713 Harvard, Lawrence, KS 66044 LINDELL, Pauline F. (Mrs. Charles), 2713 Harvard, Lawrence, KS 66044 MAKER~ Betty L., 8340 Greensboro Dr., McLean, VA 22102 MEYER~ Pauline F., 1227 Brook, Lawrence, KS 66044 PALOS~ Dianna, Biographs, P.O. Box 417, Lawrence, KS 66044 PITTSFORD, Harold L., 2934 East 8th St., Anderson, IN 46012 POINTER, Betty J., 607 E. Russell, Santa Ana, CA 92707 POSTMA, Mr. & Mrs. James L., First National Bank Tower, Box 507, Lawrence, KS 66044 SANDERS, Mrs. Elizabeth, Route 5, Box 220, Warrensburg, MO 64093 SCHELL, Mrs. Dorothy Viets, 731 S. Blaine, Moscow, Idaho 83843 SCHOTT, Cynthia E., 806 East 14th St., Lawrence, KS 66044 SHELDON, Mrs. Evelyn, 2908 Chisholm Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 SHREVE, Elizabeth, 1714 W. 21 Terrace, Lawrence, KS 66044 SIMMONS, Hazel Lee, 1646 Barker St., Lawrence, KS 66044 iSlMi, Martin, P. O. Box:: 9576, Sacramento, CA' 9582J; �82 SMITH, Adell Carr (Mrs. Sheldon E.), 2928 Cornell Ave., Iowa City, IA 52240 SMITH, Claude, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044 SMITH, Zona (Mrs. Claude), 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044 SNEDEGER, B. Jean, P.O. Box 665, Lawrence, KS 66044. SPENCER, Iona B., (Mrs. Vernon), R.R. # 1, Lecompton, KS 66050 STOUPPE, Hugh, 1739 Alabama, Lawrence, KS 66044 SWEETS, Judy M. (Mrs. John), 2905 Moccasin Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 THOMAS, Stephen A., 624 Honeysuckle, Olathe, KS 66061 TURNER, Mrs. Lorene Wells, 1638 Hillcrest, Woodward, OK 73801 UNDERWOOD, Bill, 1714 W. 21 Terrace, Lawrence, KS 66044 VAN LOENEN, Gail, 232 Deerfield Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044 VAUGHN, Donald, 1946 Barker Ave., Lawrence, KS 66044 VAUG~N, Wilma (Mrs. Donald), 1946 Barker Ave., Lawrence, KS 66044 WELLING, Edna, Route 5, Box 286, Lawrence, KS 66044 WIGG~NS, Dorothy R. (Mrs. Elwood), 2020 Stratford Road, Lawrence, KS 66044 WIGG~NS, Jane M., Route 4, Box 221, Lawrence, KS 66044 WINCHELL, Arthur, 927 Crestline Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 WINC~ELL, Mary Lou (Mrs. Arthur), 927 Crestline Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 WISCqNSIN STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY, 816 State St., Madison, WI 53706 HOUGLAND, Maxine, Rt. 1 Box 153C, Perry, KS~ 66073 * - -- ... 1981-1982 Officers: 'President • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Donald Vaughn :Vice-President ..........'~. ",. • • • • • .• Jean Snedeger .Secretary • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Judy Sweets, Treasurer. • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Jane Wiggins ,Librarian • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Pauline EJ.nitr Editor • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Mary Jamison Comrni'ttees: I Genealogy Research: Library: ~ \-liiggins, Judy Sweets. Pauline Elnitt, Irma Kidwell, Dorothy Wiggins. "Pioneer": Hary Jamison, Edna Welling, Jane Wiggins, Judy Sweets, Hugh Stouppe, Kathryn Bunton, Dorotl\v Clarke, Dorothy Emma. Berg. Wig~, Membership: Telephone: Dorothy Wiggins. Dorothy Clarke, Indexing Old Newspapers: ~y-Laws: I . ~ Banta, N;0minating: I Irma Kidwell, Kathryn Bunton. ~ !!!., Snedeger, Grace Embers. Grace Embers, Grace Embers, Dr. Thomas Gorton, Dorothy Wiggins. �BY-LAWS Of The; DOUGLAS COUNTY GE·NSAIDGICAL SOCIETY 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 s.uch projects: as, shall contribute to that end, which includes the acquisition and maintenance of a' genealogical library. ARTICLE III: Eligibility Any individual interested in promoting the objectives of the society is eligible for membership. Prospective members m~ attend two meetings as guests. before being required to p~ annual dues:. ARTICIE 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. Section Two: Officers shall serve a one-year term and shall not serve more than two cons ecutive terms in. one office • Individuals shall not be eligible to serve as officers until they have been duesp¢ng members for six months, with exception of the first year. Section Three: The fiscal year shall run from July 1 to June )0. 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. ARl'ICm; V:. Parliamentary Procedure The meetings shall be conducted under Roberts Rules of Order, revised. ARTIClE VI:' Duties of Officers - ... ;; '~ .". .,'C' '-, j -.... - -' f - - ~~ ... , 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 �84 committees:;: and shall be an ex-officio member of all committees cept 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 ex~ 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 under 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 rece;pts and cancelled checks to the president before each meeting.All checks written in the name of the society must be signed by both the president (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. All funds shall be deposited in the name of the society. Section Five: The librarian shall have custoqy 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. 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:. ARl'ICIE: 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 1:30 p.m. on the second Tuesday of each month. Seven (7) members of the organization sh,all constitute Q; quorum. Action of the organization at regular or special business meetings shall be by Simple majority, unless otherwise indicated in th~ 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: �85 ARl'ICIE VIII: Committees> The president shall appoint' such committees as deemed necessar,y, including nominating and auditing committees, and special projects committees as the organization directs. ARl'ICm IX: Membership Fees Armual fees shall be $7.50 per member, per fiscal year, plus an additional $1.00 for each. "member from the same household;; payable on Jul¥ 1 or before of the fiscal year. Membership fees received after April 1 of the fiscal year shall be credited to the following fiscal year. Members: joining before April 1 of the fiscal year shall receive all. issues. of the ~arterly for that fiscal year. ART I CIE; X: Amendments; These by-laws may be amended at the regular meeting of the society by two-thirds(2/3) vote of members present, provided the proposed amendment has. been submitted in writing at the previous regular meeting. ~ ARl'ICIE XI: Dissolution On the dissolution of the Douglas County Genealogical Society, after making provisions for payment of all liabilities of the society, the officers; s~all 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 correspOnding provision of any future United States Internal Revenue ]Law). Business Directory-Jill¥ 30, ,1857Physicians and Surgeons: Dr. C. E:. Miner-Comer of Pinckney 'and Tennessee Street, Lawrence K. T. Drs;. Nel'l1man & Tolles,-No. 28 Massachusetts St., Lawrence. Particular attention given to surgery. DentiS17,ry: Dr.- L. Kellogg, Demonstrator of operative, surgical and mechanical dentistry, of ten years varied and successful practice, having settled permanently in Lawrence, may be found at his office on l1aasachusetts street, over Duncan's store. N. B. am operations warranted, Lawrence, Jul¥ 9, 1857. Attorrieys and Land Agents: Alson C. Davis P. Sidney Post Davis & Post, Counsellors-at-law, exchange building, Kansas Avenue, Wyandott, K. T. �86 ,,\ {fRobert's Rules are His, Cup of Tea:, Copied with premiss ion of Wichita Eagle Beacon Submitted by Mary Jamison Boston-Behind every chairman with a fast gavel sits someone like Bill ~vans, a fellow with an unwavering devotion to points of order. , A Baltimore lawyer and president of the National Association of Parlimentarians, Evans believes in rules.' Make that Robert's Rules. : Some people rebel against rules;, parliamentary tactics put others to sleep; Evans scoffs. . "E~ewone has to go to meetings," he s,ays. "You go to Pl'A, a union meeting, even the Garden Club. You wouldn't play poker without knol-ling the hands and you shouldn't go to a meeting without knowing the rules." E,vans is touring the countrY' to tout a new13 revised edition of Robert's Rules of Order. He helped the Robert family--descendants of the original author--with the first overhaul of 'the manual in a decade. More than three million copies are in print. The rules' are used by virtually every goveriimeilt bod;y and deliberative assemb13 in America. Evans' stop in Massachusetts was' 'appropriate. It was, after all, in New Bedford that Henry Martyn Robert, an Army engineering officer, developed the original rules. ' , Legend has it that Robert, sent to southeastern Massachusetts by the Army in 1863 to recover from tropical fever, was, presiding over a church meeting and being battered by bombast he couldn't control. ; Robert resolved to stud;y parliamentary law and eventual13 developed his own rules based on guidelines set down by Thomas Jefferson in 1800 and refinad later by Luther BUShing, clerk of the Massachusetts House of Rep~sentatives, in 1844. Henry Robert published the rules with his own money in 1876;: no publisher would take the risk. A few of the Original manuals still exist. "Rules ~ what democracy is about," says E:vans, who was; the parlia-, mentarian for the Republican National Convention in 1968 and has been the power behind those who preside at a variety of national union meetings. " Robert· s original guidelines haven't, changed: Abide by the will of the m~ority; listen to the minority; consider one issue at a time;; give everyo:qe a chance to talk, and assure that the discussion is impersonal. --Full credit given to Dan Perkes" Assistant General Manager, Associated Press, APN-Wide World Photos and author of article,Dick Brand. Items for Sale by the D.C.G.S •. Back issues; of "THE PIONEER.II-$1.,50 each copy-members $2.00-non-members (Plus ta.x.0 ' RichaXd Cordley's ItHISTORY OF LAWRENCE," (Indexed)-$l0.,50 members, $12.50-non. members (Plus tax.) Copies: of liTHE: ORIGINAL PRE-El1Pl'IONS OF DOUGLAS COUNTY." (Indexed) Copies: of liTHE: ORIGINAL LANDOWNE,RS OF THE: CITY OF LAWRENCE. II Write for more information. " �87 Petitions for N~turalization Douglas ,Co. Kansas-extracted from Naturalization Petition and Record Book Vol. I: Oct 25, 1906 to Feb" 192"4 Contributed by Judy Sweets, Lawrence, Kansas Continued from Vo~ IV No 3 p. 5 & 15 ~ .". Full ~: Julius KAHN P"le.Ce of Residence: (1906) :Reno, Ks.' . .(1908) Lawrence,' Kansas Occupgtion: farmer . Born: ,18 'January, 1854, Hanover, Germany Eml,grated:to U. S. from Hanover, Germany on oroabou.~ 16. Dec. , 188) arriving in N .Y. on the vessel, "S.alea" No .6,,/ Declaration of Intentlon:Douglas Co. Pistrict ,Court, 30 Oct. 1886 Re sidedl','in Kansas': since 1. March, 1884 ·Wife: Lucetta, born, Koplan Prussia ,Children: five.,. ' p. 17 Frill name: Frederick Louis K~~~~~g, Place of Residence: Eudora, Kansas 'OcCiiPa:t1on: Minister ofe;ospeL ," . Bor.n 22Dece~ber, 1859','" at \{;!.Gnadenthal, .Cape. 9ol0!lY' '"South (~, 'Africa' " . . Em1grated':fromHaml:?urg, Germany 28 March 1887' .arrl'virig in' . N .Y. on vessel "Suevia" Declaration of, Intention:. ~ M~y, 1906, . , Resided in Kansas- si~ce 13 April 1902' , Wife: Louise E11se Koelbing, born Edwardsvtlle, Ill·. ChIldren:' one, qorn··a.t Plato, Minn. (12gA;ug?'}, 1890 • - -- s-.. __ ; .. p. 50 . ~ name': Syl v:es'te'r Samuel ~YNE Place of Residence: (1916) Baldwin, Ks. -,. -,,-. ' , ' .(1919) 937 New,. Hampsh1re St., sEawrence, Ks. 'Occupation: Minister'in'Method1st Epi'scopal Church~ . . . Born: 9 March, 18.70; Athens, Leeds County, (Ontario):"Can~'da Emigrated.!-:. t~ U... S ~ ,from Ottawa, Carl ton County,. Canada on , , :l;:~~~hy ;1~~f6~~i arri vlng in Cavalier, N .. Dakota 'on Northern 'Pacific'~Ra1I Road' , ' , " . Declarat10n of Int'ention: '6' November, 1916:,. Cou:glas Co. D'1strict ,ICourt ,." . . ReEiided .in Kansas since:'l Nov. 1'914 , W'f e·: Ann J ane Klyn~, born Coulpurn, Carl ton County,. Canada c· �88 Petitions for Naturaliz~tion continued: Sylvester Samuel KLYNE continued: Description: ·(Age 45 or 46) , white, fair complexion, Q feet 1 andLi inches, 198 lbs., light. hair, blue eyes p. 68 Name: Paul KOEHLER. Place of Re.sidemce: Wakarusa Twp., Douglas Co. Ks.·' Oecupation: farming Born.:.. 31 July. 1872, Plotzig, G'ermany Emigrated: fromPlotzig, Germany on 25 March 1889 , 'arriving in N.Y. on vessel, "Weser" D~claratiOri of Intention: 15 March 1918 , Douglas Co. District, : Court, Lawrence, Ks. . . . Wife: Bertha Koehler, born Mescotah, St~ Claire Co.; Ill. Ch1Idren:three, born in Clinton Tw;p~:',Douglas Co. Ks ~ . Re.sided in Kansas since: 16 Apr. 1~~9' . Des,Qription: (age 45) white, fair, 5 r 10", 160 obs. brown 'hair, blue eyes. scar under left eye. p. 71 "l~l:Ji.-1 ~:';:j Name: Charles D. KAISER. Re'SIdence: Eudora, Ks. Occupation: farmer . Born: 7 Oct. 1869. Waugen? Wurttenberg, Germany Emlgrated:from Hamburg, 27 Aug. 1880,' arriving in N.Y. on vessel : "Lessing ll Declaration of I~ention: 16 Feb. 1918 Resided in Kansas since: 11 Sept. 1880 Wife: Nannie Kaiser, born, Bartenenswileiler, Germany Children: four ' p. 76 Na.rne:M'ikel KASBERGER ReSidence: Eudora, Ks. Occupation: ~etired farmer Born: 11 September, 1856, Wegschird?, Bavaria~ Germnay Emigrated:t~ u.S. from Hamburg, Germany about 28 April, 1881 arriving N.Y. on vessel unknown. Declaration of Intention: 10 December, 1918, Douglas Co. Ks. Wife: Mary, b. Bohemia, Austria Children: four , Resi~ in Kansas since: . 15 I1ay, 1881 Des6ription:(age 62)' w,hite, dark complexion, 6" )", 178 Ibs., gray hair, brown ,eyes �, 'I, 89 Petitions for Naturalization continued: From an Index of Declaration of Intentions filed in Douglas" County DistrICt Court"dated 16 May, 1904 to June 19, 1900. . " " -- --~- Name .i:AJ4,aAHD'~?jGiiTie KAY, George FrederickKOEHBING, Frederick Louis KREHBIEL, David LURY, Horace K. MAYER (MEIER), Gus~, 1\. MOLDENHAUER, William MOLDENHAUER, Albert RAPS, Edward M. ----- Native of GennanyCanada South -'Africa Gertriany England Germany Gennany Germani Belgium page 6 # 2: 3 9 1 4 7 8 5 This history presents the United Brethren work 1854 to 1946, and the Evangelical Church work 1851 to 1946. In 1946 the two streams of history merged into one to become The Evangelical United Brethren Church. THE UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH LaWrence, Kans as 1854-1946 Lawrence probably can claim the first permanent, continuous United arethren organization in the state of Kansas, altho' this WaBi a much discussed point for many years'. , A man whose name was Terrel, preached in Fort Scott and organized a', class there sometime during the year 1853. The group seems to have dis,banded during the Civil War Years. There was no mention of Fort Scott in the Conference notes until 1890 when a new group, was formed. In a letter to the "Religious Telescopell (official U. B. church paper) Josiah Terrel wrote, "I am glad that the Board of Missions has s,ent a missionary to Kansas. 1I He had reference to S. S. Snyder, the first regularly appointed missionary to the Kansas Mission. (He was the man for whom our local church w.as named.) Mr. Snyder was appointed by the Home Frontier and Foreign Missionary Society in June, 1854 and arrived in Kansas in October of that same year. He brought his family to Lawrence, a, community of about 600 persons; and staked out a claim near the edge of the settlement. He attended the first Hissour.L Conference which was held in Jasper County, Missouri at Short Creek Schoolhouse in November, 1854. It was here that the first United Brethren minister (S. S. Sn~der) met the first missionary to Kansas (Mr. Josiah Terrel). Rev. Snyder held services in a plank shanty located near the place 'Where the Granada Theater now s t a n d s . ' When it was learned that the Kansas Pacific Railroad would come through Lawrence on the north side of the Kaw River, the church fathers d~cided that Lawrence would make its growth north of the river, therefore they erected their second church there near-Bismarck Grove. ' Later a third was built at Fourth' and Locust Streets in North Lawrence. This building was used until 1914. : , William A. Cardwell, from the Indiana Conference, came to the Kansas Territory in l855-to work with S. S. Snyder. He (Cardwell) wrote on ARril 30, 1855 that he had a list of donations totalling $131.00 to be used in building a church in Lawrence, but that the building wasn't com- �90 c .. pleted until 1867. This reference must have been to the second meeting place, the one at Bismarck Grove. However, Mr. Cardwell went to Big Springs, west of Lawrence, where he organized -a: class, and succeeded in building a church late 'in the year 1856. This building at Big Springs; was the first church to b~ ,built for the United Brethren in the State of Kansas •. The Rev. S'. S. SI'l1der was the first man killed by the Quantrill Raiders in their 'attack on Lawrence. He had been commissioned a. Lieutenant of the Colored Troops in this area. This fact, combined with his preaching and his anti-slaver,y views prompted the raiders to seek him out and to murder him as 'they entered Lawrence on August 19, 1863. The first United Brethren Church building erected in Lawrence was named for this martyr--IIThe S. S. SI'l1der Memorialll '. At the time of his death the group was meeting in a hut at about the present site of the Granada Theatre, referred to earlier. ' . The Kansas Mission Conference of the Church of the United Brethren ~ Christ was' organized in October 30, 1857, with the Rev. S. S. SI'I1der as presiding elder. At a meeting of the Kansas Conference in April, 1867, it was reported that the church building at Lawrence was almost completed. The sixteenth Convention of the Conference was held in the new bUilding in 1871. Ver,y early in the period when settlers were coming to Lawrence, the Friends (Qu~ers) erected a very large native stone building on the land now occupied by the city baseball park at 11th and Delaware. The main purpose of this building was for their Conventions and Conferences so it was of necessity quite roomy. 'It is thought that, for a time before a permanent building was erected, the United Brethren used this building for their Church Services~ In the year 1914 anew brick building was completed at the corner of 17th and Vermont Streets. liThe S·. S. Snyder Memorial Churcn ll as it was known was dedicated October 3, 1915 at a cost of $15,000.00. This blP-lding burned on February 8, 1936. The Journal World for Februar,y 10, 1936 states that the building and its~:contents were a total loss, the firefighters being hampered by sub-zero temperatures. The Rev. C. L~ Huffman was pastor of' the church when the bw.:ldSmg burned, the Rev. C. L. Heatherington had just oompleted-'7 years of service in the Lawrence territor,y the previous December (1935) and the Rev. Arthur Ward arrived sometime in 1936 to serve 6 years with this congregation. With the arrival of Mr. Ward plans were made to erect a fine, new L-shaped building of native stone.· He spent long hours in pliiy'sical labor in the construction and building of the ba.sement for this proposed church, also, in his six years of service a substantial sum of money was raised to use in the building of the new structure. Because o~ many difficulties his dream of completing the super-structure was never realized. In 1942 he was assigned a charge near \vinfield;: Lawrence Deever succeeded him at Lawrence. By this ti..'1le the congregation had dwindled to a rilen "handful," and there was talk of merging. The official merger with the Evangelical Church began in March of 1946. With the uniting of the two denominations the Lawrence Church then became mown as the Evangelical-United Brethren Church. The work of the Kingdom moved forward. The be3utiful new church at 1501 Massachusetts was dedica~ . .' "ted in 1948 and has continued to move forward to a present membership of " ..,.... - -.' '.,'j �9i", 301. The basement structure was sold to the Immanuel Lutheran Church in 1948. PASTORS OF THE: UNITED BRE.THRBN CHURCH 1890- C. M. Hymes; 1911-lQ'-F. H. Testerman 1891- J. L. Oakes 1917-18- N. H. Huffman 1892- F. M. Testerman 1919- D. J. Ferguson 1893- A. T. Gilkey , 1920-2:2- Eo. E. Hc Aferty 1a94- A. V. Lauderback 1923- W'. L. Browning 189,-6- J. C.Wingard 1924- Harvey Wimmer 1897- E. E,. Mc Aferty 192,-26- F. M. Testerman 1898- J. Lewis Victor Kelley 1899- S. F. Harbour 1927-33- C. L. Heatherington 1900- George Kettering 1934-35- N. H. Huffman 1901- E. B. Sade(Slade) 1936-41- Arthur Ward 1902-3- o. T. Deaver 1942-44- Lawrence Deever 1904- G. A. Hudson 1945- Supplied 1905- A. L. Deever 1946- I'.iIrger with E:vange1ical 1906-8- J. Lewis Church 1909-10- J. M. Manion ' This history prepared by Mrs. Herman Tusher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. HO!'l1er Hird. THE EVANGELICAL CHURCH Lawrence, Kansas 1857-1946 Franklin, E;udora, Clearfield Circuit, 1857 Evangelical United Brethren Church 1946-1959 The Evangelical United Brethren Church is the oldest American born denomination. It was not the first denomination on Americal soil for other churches preceded it, having come here from Europe. It is not a sp:l,it off of any other church but was the result of a need and the meeting of that need. German speaking people emigrated to this continent, settled in Maryland and Pennsylvania'. There were no churches, no pastors, but men filled w1th;:)the Spirit from German Reform, Mennonite, Presbyterian, Lutheran, and Methodist denominations began bringing the word of God to early settlers. Our church is not an "ismll or a tarigent organization. It is sound, stable, and founded upon the fundamental doctrines of Christianity. , In 1804 Jacob Albright of Pennsylvania founded this organization especially' for the Gennan speaking people of Pennsylvania. The DiSCipline was very similar to that of the Methodist Church. We are indebted to the early ministers of Kansas for the history of our' church at this time, but they were History Nakai's and not History Writers. Appeals were made to the Eastern Conferences through the Evangelical Hessengerll and "Der Christ1iche Botschafter". The general mis~ sionary society made no provision for this type of work, the Conference had ,to make the provision and some, conferences were not interested in moving ;West. The Illinois conference was very sympathetic to the calls but -:.t~~~ so the reply was oi'ten,"no funds, no available men." ; .. �92 , Bishop Long was. very instrumental in getting a change in the Mission- ary Society so that funds would be available for this work in the West. Kansas was organized as a territory in 1854. The Government offered very liberal Homeste ad Laws, hence many Evangelicals emigrated to Kansas, took up homesteads, built homes, mostly of log or sod, tilled the soil,but there were no churches of their choice in which to worship. . As early of 1851 and 1858, Joseph Ettinger of Leavenworth and James Epley of Old Franklin (3:,miles S. E. of Lawrence) "Irate letters to the ItEvangelical Messenger" and "Der Christliche Botschafter" (church papers) to assist in publicizing the appeal for man to preach the gospel. This bore fruit, for July 4, 1858 George Fleisher arrived at Old Franklin and J. F. Shreiber in Nebraska. . Classes were established at Franklin, Eudora, Clearfield, Owl Creek, and near Humboldt, in fact our first church built in Kansas was at HumDolt. The people of this territory were hungry for the gospel message. A nrl.nister' s· charge consisted of a circuit made up of classes. Often a; circuit was 200 or even 300 miles in area. The people gathered in homes, ~chool house and store buildings. The mode of travel for the minister was horse back ,0; in a"buckboardlt accompanied with a Bible, Hymn Book and Church Discipline. 1860 was a famine year. Drought appeals were made to the eastern churches for help. Cash, food, and clothing were sent. The IIr-Iissionary Barrels" of those days were a blessing. Also the war clouds were gathering and there was great unrest among all people. , Then in 1861 the beginning of the Cinl War with Kansas, a~ free territory, next to Missouri, a slave state, brought on much border warfare. In fact, Rev. Snyder of the- United Brethren Church of Lawrence was the first man killed in Quantrill's Raid. Our work was greatly hindered. Many were called to the ~ and many met death by bush whackers and hostile Indians. , In spite of the hardships people were deeply interested and the average cpllected for the work in Kansas in 1861 was $3.00 per member. In 1862 pleas were made for the organization of a Kansas Conference. In 1864 the Iowa Conference met and organized the Kansas Conference, which comprised the entire state of Kansas. There were 50 claSses with a membership of 100. Camp meetings were, held near Eudora and Clearfield which was on the Lawrence Circuit. ManY were gloriously saved. The first Kansas Conference session was held at",:LeaveriwOrth in 1865. I In 1 years the work had grown to a membership of 116, 3 churches, 3 parsonages, 2 Sunday Schools with 54 scholars. Early ministers were not overpaid, the average annual salar,y for a single man was $125.00 plus $31.25 for table expense. A married man's salary twice as much' plus $25.00 for each child with $6.25 per year added table service. , In 1811 the Kansas Conference was iricorporated UIlIiier.the Kansas Law!. This gave them the right to do business legally. In 1861 Joseph Rahskopf (father of Ed Rahskopf of 1035 Pennsylvania Street of Lawrence ) was licensed to preach. In 1878 Peter Schumann (father of Katherine Schumann and grandfather of Ethelbert and Emerson Ott) was licensed to preach in Kansas. In 1881 Moses. Dissinger (father of our late Fred Dissinger) served this field. . In 1886 we had the sad misfortune of an abnormal boom. Eastern capital poured in, towns sprang up, real estate inflated and factories, where there was no reasonable grounds for success. �93\ Two years, later there came the depression and our work really faced a crisis. In 1890 S. A. Burgert (father of Ralph, Irma and Alice Nelson of our present congregation) was licensed and in 1890 was sent as the first missionary to Oklahome, liThe Striptl having been opened in 1889. It was ~ very rugged and immoral field. ; In 1893 the language question arose. The local fie Id or church decided to use either or both, the English and German. . In 1897 there was another depression and maQY fields were discontinued or consolidated. In 1899 The Kansas Conference ordered an organization in Lawrence but it failed to materalize. In 1901 F. H. Peek (father of"Harlan Peek of Lawrence) was licensed by the conference held at Willow Springs (now Worden). In 1909 the annual conference held at Jewell located a:j russion at Lawrence ,and appointed E;. J. Feitz as pastor. Thus in May, 1909 E. J. Feitz organized the work at La\'I1rence. The church was to be known as the Zion E;vangelical Church. The organization had 26 members and there was no church home. The first quarter~conference was held in June 1909 composed of the following: Presiding Elder D• Swart, J. Wuerth,P. Schumann, J. Rahskopf, J. Houk, W~. Fleisher, W. F. Zeeb and E. J. Feitz. . It was reported that the Swedish Lutheran Church at 1000 Connecticut Syreet, Lawrence, Kansas was disbanded and their church was for sale. The quarterly conference appointed a committee of five to negotiate for the purchase of the chtirch and in 1909 it was purchased for the swn of $1100.00. Next, the Annual Conference was petitioned for help to remodel the church. In 1911 the church was raised and resided, with labor largely done by the members. Jrnd on S'eptember 3, 1911 the "new church" was dedicated. E~il Wendland was the-pastor. The Ladies Aid was organized at church on October 23, 1913 and they met weekly for work. In Februar,y 1917 it was decided to improve the church building again. The basement was enlarged, a furnace was installed and it was resolved to buy a parsonage;: therefore one was purchased at 1009 Connecticut for $3500.00. In 1919 the Women's Missionar,y Society was organized. In about the year 1920 'the church was partially destroyed by fire. In March 4, 1946 the Zion Evahgelical Church and the United Brethren in Christ Church merged. To our knowledge this was the first merger on the local level of churches later to be known as The Evangelical United Brethren Church. This was brought about by the uniting of the two denominations November 16, 194q,' During the pastorate of Leland Young, 1945-58, ~ new church building at 1501 Massachusetts street was built and dedicated. A few statistics 1909-Church building, 1000 Connecticut St. purchased 1918-Parsonage at 1009 Connecticut St. was purchased 1948-the new church 1501 Hassachusetts St. was built and dedicated 1954-the new parsonage, 1530 Kentuc~ 1956-new cabin built at Forest Park, Topeka 1957-The II Annex" at 1507 Mass. St. was purchased ~ '. I ~ ~ .._s~. -_ .7.' _ .. ....... _ -.'~' ", - ; '";;./ • ;.,\ ... �94 Membership: The church membership in 1909-26 Sunday School membership-no record, but in 1910 was 46 Church membership in 1959-301 Sund~ School Membership in 1959-340 We are indebted to the ministers and laymen of the century who used every means at hand so effectively that we still wonder at their success;. . They set a very high standard for Christians of today. One characteristic of the early church was a consciousness of God's Program "Jesus, the Savious for a Lost World" and the courage to go forth in His power. . So m~ we in like manner go "forward". PASTORS OF THE~ FRANKLIN, EUDORA AND LAWRENCE CIRCUIT OF EVANGELJCAL CHURCH AND LATNRENCE EVANGELICAL UNITED BrtErHREN CHURCH 1898-9- k. Rodewald 1858- George Fleisher 1900-3- B. Barthel 1859-60~ C. Berner 1904-5- C. Heeder 1861-Joseph Rahskopf 1906-8- J. J. Kliphardt Fred Berner 1909- E,. J. Feitz 1862- Joseph Rahskopf 1910- F. U. Moyer 1863-4- J. F. Schreiber 1911-12- Emil Wendland 1865-7- P. Fricker 1913-14- C. B• Wilming 1868-9- S. Hc Kesson 1915-16. A. Bruner 1870- H. Haas 1916-21- J. K. Young 1871-2- J. Wuerth 1921-23- B. Hobbs; 1873-5- J. F. Schreiber 1923-29- B. F. Luqy 1876-7- P. Fricker 1878- C. Emmel 1929-31- J. R. Nanninga 1879:;;.80- WID. Daeschner 1931-37- A. J. Miller 1937-44- D. Mc Gregor 1881-Moses. Dissinger 1882,-4- F. Harder 1944-45- George Landis Chester Iwig 1885-7 - J. SdlITlidli 1888-90- P. S'chWTiann 1945-58- Leland Young 1891-3- T. R. Nanninga 1958Paul Hett 1894-7- C. Brandt This historical statem.ent ,prepared by ,Hrs. Oscar Ingle • .;:>,. - _. ::::." --'. . :'...... ':'" ~- .,. :-. UNITED BRETHREN AND EVANaELrCAL REGORDS submitted by Donald and Wilma, Vaughn, Lawrence, Kansas:. Lawrence Business Directory-July 30, 1857 Attorneys and Land Agents: E. D. Ladd S. B. Prentiss Ladd & Prentiss, Real Estate Brokers and General Land Agents, E. D. Ladd, ' " Notary Public., Register of Deeds and Conveyancer, ',,,'" Office, No. 15 Massachusetts Street, Lal-lrence, Kansas. :~ ...;r' " �" 95; WILLOW SPRINGS SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 51 WILtOVr SPRINGS" TOWNSHIP DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS SEPTEMBER"17, 1906-APRIL 11, 1901 (From records in possession of Mrs. Laurie Postma.) School Officers: Teacher: Elwood Deay, Treasurer C. E:. Pearcy, Clerk E. H. Van Hoesen, Director Anna Hyland Pupils ~s,ther BOLAND Hyrtle BROWN Carl BROWN Earl BROWN Imo BROVIN Clifford DEAY Hazel DEAY Howard DEAY Vida'DEAY Roy DUNCAN Rowen DUNCAN Sadie DUNCAN Ethel FILBURN Eya FLORY Marvin HERR Merle HODGINS Velma HODGINS Vern HODGINS Anna JOHANNING Henry JOHANNING Mary -JOHANNING Be"I-tha KESlER Florence KESIER James OSWAlD Carl PETERSON E:lsie" PETERSON Hallie PETERSON Ve ra PIPPERl' ErIe RAMSEY Alma SEELE Ethie SHUIER Ezra.> SHUIER Noah SHULER Ray SHULER Carl VAN HOESEN George VAN HOESEN SUbmitted by Iv!ary Jamison, Baldwin City, Kansas> Lawrence Business Director,y-July 30, 1857. Attorneys and Land Agents: Henry J. Adams A. C. S:Wli.ft F. G. Adams Adams, Swift, & Co., Bankers and real estate agents, Leavenworth City, Kansas. Exchange and land warrants bought and sold; money received on deposit; real estate bought and sold on commission; lands located by warrants or money in all parts of the territory. S. N. Wood Jos. Hindman S. N." Wood &Co~, Land agents will buy and sell land warrants, will invest money for non-residents, locate land warrants, and do a general land agency busi-" ness, guaranteeing from 50 to 100 per cent on investments. S. N. 1-1ood, lawyer and commissioner of deeds for Ohio. �96 WEST FAmVlEW SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 59 The building site for this school was obtaihed in 1868'. The seoond. sohoo1house was ereoted in 1892 and served Wlti1 1951 was disorganized: im.cf. :annexed to Belvoir Distriot No. 84. The board members for the 1898-99 term were S. Me mNDRICRS~ E. G. WOODWARD, and H. F. DISS'lER. The two teaohers were Mary BA.IDWnr and Rose E. BARKIS. Those of sohool age in the di striot at that time '\7ere from: the families of FREEMA~N" DJES'lER" HALL" LELISTROM" IENDRICES" BRA.~Y" CUHBIN'GS" SURlER" and WOODWARD. -Fb; the years follovting,. inoluding the term ending in 1910# the teaohers were Luella. BARTOn" Frank HORRELL, E. T. HA1ER. F. M. JE1'll'TnrGS. Stella FBSl'fCH" C. R. HA.WIEY" G. Vi. BARKER. Ethel HICKOK. and Ida BEHANDER. Board members of 1910 'were J. mlfA11DER# E. G. WOOD1iWID" and F. HILPERT. Teachers serving during the next ten-year period were Agnes -SWrn:tX" Roy l,{cCALL .. Ada SCHROYER. wla I. BDRBl\J.1K. Geo. GOBS" Bettha 'E. CARIS" Rosabelle GAPJ)NER" and Emma. OISON for the term ending in 1920. The board memb~rs were the same as those of 1910. ~ha 1920's had teaoIWra: John EASTON" Jannie JOmTSON, Eva KUHNS" Florenoe IENANDER, Adda lENANDER" Loretta SHAW. Georgia RUEES~ Betty BOLTON" and George McCAFFREY who taught the· term ending in 1930. The board members were 'Dewey lE1TANDER" Christie W~ mTEFISH fl:.Il,d S,SJn KENNEDY. , Teachers of the 1930's were Donald K. BLISS. Florenoe ANDERSON, Ida.Mae. RICHARDS. Glenn COLBURN. Agnes LAPTAD, Vera WARD, and Eunioe RICH who taught the term ending in 1940. Board members were Russell BO~N. Dewey lIDTANpBR, and Rus sell HU.JERT. The 1940 's had teaohers Roberta SWEARINGEN, Lorraine BO't1SN. Evelyn PHELPS (5 terms). Emma F. WARD, and Venita EEP..PICH. Board members of 1950 Vlere ~van SL~, Christie H1TEFISH, and Russell HTI.EERT. The last term was taught by Cora PlELPS and ended in I9SI. Copied and submitted by Emma Berg, Lawrence, Kansas. Lawrence Business Director,y-July 30, 1857 Attorneys and Land Agents: E. B. Whitman A. D. Searl Whitmari & Searl General Land agency, and emigrant's intelligence office at Wyandott ; and Lawrence, K. T .-(Kansas Territor,y). ' �97 r,A LOVE- THAT TRANSCENDS, SADNESS \\ Written by Willie !10rris; Not too long ago, in a small Southern town where I live, I was invited by friends to go With them and their children to the cemetery to help choose their burial plot. My friends are in the heartiest prime of'life and do not ~ticipate departing the Lord's earth immediately, and hence, far from being funereal, our search had an adventurous mood to it, like picking out a: Christmas tree. It was that hour before twilight, and the marvelous old graveyard with its cedars, and magnolias and flowering glades sang with the Mississippi springtime. The honeysuckled air was an affirmation of the tugs, cind tremors of living. My companions had spent all their lives in the town, and the names on even the oldest stones were as familiar to them as the people theysali'every day.IlLocation," the man of the family said, laughing. liAs the real-eetate magnates say, we want location." , At last they found a plot in the most veneral51e secti'on which was to their liking, having spurned a sha<tr spot which I had ~conunended under a: giant oak. I knew the caretakelI',. would soon have to come to this place of ~heir choice with a long, thin s'teel rod, shoving it into the ground every few inches to see if it struck forgotten coffins. If not, this plot was theirs. Our quest had been a tentative success, and we tetired elseiihere to celebrate. Their humor coincided with mine, for I am no stranger to graveyards~ With rare exceptions, ever since my childhood, they have suffused me not with foreboding but with a sense of belonging and, as I grow older, with a curious, ineffable tenderness. MY dog Pete and I go out into the cemeteries, not only to escape the telephone, and those living beings who place more demands on us than the dead ever would, but to feel a continuity with the now of the generations. "Living,1I William Faulkner wrote, lIis a process of getting rea<tr to be de ad for a long time." I have never been lonely in a:::.cemetery. They are perfect places to observe the slow changing of the seasons, and to absorb human history--the tragedies and anguishes, the violences and treacheries:; and always the guilts; and sorrows of vanished people. In a preternatural quiet, one can almost hear the pailpable, long-ago voices. I especially' like the, smail~toWn cemeteries of America: where"the children, come for picnics; and games, as' we did when I w.as growing up--wandering among the stones on our own, with no adults about, to :J;"egard the mystery and inevitability of death, on itsi terms and ours. I remember we would watch the funerals from afar in hushed "awe, and I believe that was when I became obsessed not with death itself but with the singular cOllUllunity of death and life together--and life's secrets, life's fe ars, life's surprises. Later, in high school, as I waited on a hill to play the echo to taps on my trumpet for the Korean War dead, the tableau below with its shining black hearse and the coffin enshrouded with the flag and the gathering mourners, was like a fO,lk drama, with the earth as its stage. , The great urban carileteries of New'Yo'rk City always filled me with horror, the mile after mile of crowded tombstones which no one ever seemed to visit, as if one could ~ anyone in there even if he wished to. Likewise, the suburban cemeteries of this generation with their carefully manicured lawns. an~' bronze plaques embedded in the ground, all imbued with affluence and a �98 artifice;;.. ~are much too remote for me. My favorites have alw~s been in the old, established places where people honor the long dead and the new. graves are in proximity with the most ancient. The churchyard cemeteries '. of England haunted me with the eternal rhythms of time.' In one of these, years ago as a student at Oxford, I found this inscription: Here lies Johnny Kongapod, Have mercy on him, gracious God. As he would on You if he was God, And You were Johnny Kongapod. Equally magnetic were the graveyards of eastern Long Island, with their patina of the past touched every so niellowly with the present. The cemetery of Wainscott, Long Island, only a few hundred yards from the Atlantic Ocean, sUrrounded the schoolhouse. I would watch the children playing at recess among the graves. Later I discov~red a man and his,)dfe juxtaposed ·under identical stones.. On the wife's tomb was \I Rest in Peace. II On the man IS. at the same level, was "No Comment." I admired the audacity of that. But it is the graveyards of Mississippi which are the most moving for me, having to do, I believe, with my belonging here. They spring from the e~rth itself, and beckon me time and again. The crumbling stones of my pljlople evoke in me the terrible enigmas of living. In a small Civi.l War cemetery which I came across recently, the markers stretching aw~ in a misty haze, it occurred to me that most of these boys had never even had ~Igirl friend. I have found a remote graveyard in the hills with photographs on many of the stones, some nearly one hundred years old, the women in bonnets and Sunday dresses, the men in overalls--"the short and simple arinals of the poor." I am drawn'here to the tiny grave of a little girl. Her name was Fairy Jumper, and she lived from April 14, 1914 to Jan. 16, 1919. There is a miniature lamb at the top of the stone, and the words:"A fairer bud of promise never bloomed." There are no other Jumpers around her, and there she is, my Fairy, in a far corner of that country burial ground, so forlorn and alone that it is difficult to bear. It was in this cemetery on a bleak Februar,y noon that I caught sight of four men digging a grave in the hard, unyielding soil. Atter a time they gave up. After they lett, a man drove toward me in a battered truck. He wanted to know if some fellows had been working on the grave. Yes, I said, but they went away. "Well, I can't finish all by myself." Wordlessly, I helped him dig. One lonesome, windswept afternoon my dog and I were sitting at the crest of' a hill in the town cemetery. DoWn below us, the acres of empty land were coyered with wildflowers. A new road was going in down there, the caretaker told me; the area was large enough to accommodate the next three generations. "With the economy so bad," I had asked him,"how can you be expanding?" He had replied: lilt comes in spurts. Not a one last week. Five put (lown the week before. It's a pretty ste ady business. II Sitting there now in the dappled sunshine, a middle-aged man and his middle-aged dog, gazing across '~a-a the untenanted terrain awaiting its dead, I thought of how each generation lives with its own exclusive solicitudes-the passions, the defeats, the victories, the sacrifices, the names and dates an~:, the faces, belong to each generation in its own passing, for much of every",: t~g except the most unforgettable is ~~on forgotten. And yet: though mucll is taken, much abides. I thought then'..of human beings, on this cinder of ~ planet out at the edge of the universe, hot knowing where we came from, why ,we are here, or where we might go after death--and yet we still laugh, and iCry, and' feel, and love. . ,<- -".,~)_ ' ; -r" + ',.~... ~ ~~. !'~' c..;c..... r \ .. _. ~_._ ' I . ___ i .- - .......-.- .. -"'~' . - ". -.. -. ....... '. . ________ . -.... :-- ~~~.:-C ~~·~~·1·~ -.>. . . . -. .~ ..-'''~............ ~ :"-.. . ~ -".-'-;' - -, ~ -- '.' - .•- ..... ---~- ........ -'. '____ __ tt;.~----~· -- .--.-- - -:--- ~ -: ~"" ~, ~",-,~ . \,,;' -,.. .'-?~-:<' -. '\ -~ -:: .-'~ \ . -~., - .. ... �99 "All that we can know about those we have loved and lost," Thornton Wilder wrote, "is that they would wish us to remember t~em with a mo~ intensified realization of their reality. What is essentl.al does not die but clarifies. The highest tribute to the dead is not grief but gratitude." 1 ~opied with full permission of Parade Publications, Beacon, and author, Willie Morris. 1 Inc., Wichita Eagle- , --!-Submitted by Mary Jamison, Baldwin City, Kansas. , --~ 1 Iier3ld - 2! Freedor.l, ... i' ......:,~;;-}:: " ... :. • .}'" .:..~- "'- .. , ~ ~ .. Aug •. 4, 1855 r,lanifesto: Citizens of Lawrence and r,Iembers: of the Lawrence Association -rle are opposed to the settler.lent effected between the outsiders, . or onginal claimants to the town sIte and the L~Nrence Association and decl'are it to be null and void, of no validi"ty" in law and hereby re!,udiat.e it:..... (the front page docuoent continues for most of three columnsl. It is: dated July 23, 1855, and signed' by the following: I Edbard Clark Forrester Hill George \1. Hunt Samuel Kimball Ligarius s~ Bacon Frederick Kimball Alfred s~ Addi s Geqrge Cllurchil1 T. :E. Swmner Harrison Nichols N. :Allen r.l. i~,t. Hammon' E. If.Yonroe L. !S~ t'loodward Vb.' !tonroe J. :3. Abbott Lynan BOwley J. G. Sands f;!a!llon r,Ioore A. '.~ Illrditt H~ S. Gi lben W·. C~ Gibbons John F. FarrleH B. Johnson A. Gutler B~ 11. l'loodward Leo~ard r.lerchant Mic~ael Grothy tv. A. Holmes Fran~ci s rn lli:1an , George Killman James ~1. Fuller John SnitI1 E. E. Eastman J. A. Pilce B. C. Holliday D. W. Bentley J. F. CUIlIllings D. K. Wright Ii. W~ Rowley Ho lli e Wilber J. G'. tlalbr1"dge Samuel Hamell Henry Evans A. Allen tIartin Gol1"a r.t. r.COnway W~ HUtchinson J. If~ Gleason C~ Thos. Roberts c. a~ Childs p~ O~ Conver T~ H~ G"orham John Heacoclc W~ 5. Poole T". P. Brown Hdgh O'Neill James 9iti th Ro-bert C. Gibbons WI lli am Lysner W~ J. R. m aclanan A'. ff. Vince A~ rl!1i te George Nichols Robert Banks 5. B. Dudley Guilford Dudley Henry Snith Geo. A~ Potter John Snith Joseph r.ierchant C. 1t~ Pearsall A. ;t". Faxon Henry D. GravesNatl1 an W. Sni tIl Thos. Johnston S. AildreWs c. a: Brown S. Kennedy L. ffaskell G'. C. Gordon Nindsor Lloyd T. N~ Whetstone Jonathan 3igelow C~ F~ Day" E. A. Dilland J. ~t. McLel an Samuel Fry C". L. fofandal1 W. M. J"ones" Copied and submitted by Paul~.Elnitt. , ·1 ~ . �100 Soldiers Buried in Oak Hill (OiI'l, Maple Grove 0171 and Oread Cemeteries' in Douglas' County, Kansas Copi~d, from newspaper Ackelman, Milo Ademy, U-. B~ Alden, Chas. D. Alfotd, Alfred C. All ell , Aseph K. Allen, Charles Allen. J. K. Andr~ws, Capt. S. H. Anderson, Andrew S. Apitz, WIn. T. Arno~d, Henry R. Arri~, Adam Assmann, Justus Atkin'son, Henry C. Bakerj, Cyrus Baker:~ James Banks!, William Barber, Capt. O~ Barbe~, William T. Barby:, Albert eCl Bardwell, F. W. Barker, Parri s (Cl Barkley, Daniel Barnes, Capt. W.C. Barne~;, William O~ B8rn~, C.E. Basseit, Owen A. Bates ~ _Frank J.' Bechtel-" George Beecham, Joe (Cl Beibus:ch, Renry Bennett, James Berry,: Samuel, Birminghmn, James: Bl akely, C~ A~ Blakely, Jno. R. Blue, Geo. eCl Bowers ~ Joseph eCl Brown, i Samuel P. Bryan, !Charles ec> Burchard, Francis R. Burton ~ Harlow Butler, Albert O. Caldwel~l, John S~ Call ahan, John Calleroni, James: F. Carey, ~. C. , -l -~:;: '" "'-"-'!' ,-. "~, clipp~ng dated in pencil 1904:, by Pauline B. Elniff Ore ad Ri' r.I7 sec 2 ar Sec- 3: Sec 1 See 7 Sec 2 Sec I See 1 See 3 Ore ad' Ofr See MG 00: OR' ()If OH" OR OH 7 OH ~J; See Sec Sec Sec Sec Sec Sec 1 OF 5 OH 1 OH" 2 OR 9, Olf. 5 OR- 4 ()If Hi' Se(t 7 m See 4 Off Ore ad Sec 7 0If See 9 OW Sec 70H" See 9 Olf Sec 5 Olf Catholic See 4 00" Catholic Ore ad' Oread See 9 Off Sec' 9 Olf &17 Sec 9 See 4 Ore ad Sec 4 See 5 Sec I Sec 7 &1;: 0If Off OH" OB OF OHi Carpenter, Louis See 2 OR MG, Cartwright, w. W~ See 8; 00 Chadwick, Charles Chapman, D. M. See 5 Off Childs, Jas. P. Sec 9 ar Church, R. G. &1; Clark. WIn. M. See 7 orr Close, O. M. See 9 00 Crackton, Capt. Jos. See' 2 m Crane, John L. Sec 2 OR MG' Crai Z, Green (Cl Crusy, Thos (Cl l'tX7 &J;' Coker, Michael (Cl Collins, C'apt. A. C~ Sec' 3' OIl Conant, George E~ See 1 ORCondon, R. C'~ Oread Copeland, Serg. H. eCl See 9 Off Corbin, Marion R. Sec 8' OIl Cottenberg, James Sec' 5 OR' Cotton, James' &G Cowen, Capt. J. p. Sec 3 Off Coy, Henry J. Sec 9 Olf p,x;" Curlett, George (er Davi s:, Anderson MG' Davi s, Davi d' Sec 7 Olf Davis, J. F. Sec 4 OR' Davi s, Willi am ~,~ Sec 4 orr Deering, J. ll. Sec 5 OR Deitzler, Gen. Geo. W'. Sec 2 CIT Derby, w. N~ Sec 5 OH" Dlmery, Absolom (e> Sec 5 OR" Dolbee, Peter A. Sec 7, OR Douglas. Andrew Sec 6 OH Drake, R~ c. sec 7 ar Eaton, W. If. Sec 7 Off Edmondson, SOlomon eer Sec 4 OR" Edwards', John Sec 1 Off Edwards, Thomas S~ Sec 4 OH Eldridge, Maj. Thos:. 8. See' 2 OH Eldridge, Shaler W. Sec 2 OR' Ellis, A~ M. Sec 7 OR Ell is, Edward Jr. Sec 7 Olf Emery, James S~ Sec 6 OR Evans, David Sec'l OIl Evans, James W~ See 2 OH Ferguson, Levi eel MG, Finney, A. T. Oread �, ' 101 Fi scher, Julius Foreman, George w,~ Franklin, William (Cl Fry, ,John Fry, :Samuel Fullerton, Russell Furg~rson, Willi am, Garr~tt, Capt. C'. F. Garr~tt, Capt. J~ If~, Gibbdns, David (cl Gill, John B. Gi1lE~tts, James Gleason, Salem Gnefkow, F. Good,' Jacob R. Gratdn, John R. Gray,: Gabriel (Cl Green, Col. lfenry M. Gunn,: O. B':. Hann" Ashford Hanson, George W. Haskell, Charles: Harri!s, E~ B'~ Harri:s, James N. Hawki'ns, Chas'. (Cl ' Hayes, Homer Hende:rson. Shelby (Cr' Hendry, James M. Hettick. Charles W. Hobso',., Willis Ccl Hodge. J. J. Holte~, Capt. Simpson Honnold, ADos G. Hook,' Edinund R. Hopson, Hiram p~ Houston, Capt. Wm. E. Hughes, Squire (el Hultz~ Joseph Hunter, Hiram Cel ' Hurd', 1 Henry Hutchinson, James Hutchison, John Hutt. ,Emanuel Hyde, George Irwin ~ ~tartin <cl Irwi n ~ Orvill C. Irwin,' Robert E. Jackson, Thomas Ccl Jenkins, Moses' (Cl Jewett. Capt. John E. Johnso1n, , Hiram eCl Johnso,n, Thomas 13'. Johnson, Willi am G. sec 7 Sec 9 Sec 4 sec 4 Sec' 3' Jones, Albert (SA War l ~17 Jones, Edward Sec 7 Off Jones, William Ore ad Keeter, Wrn. Oread Kenned, ;,". David (Cl Sec 4 OBi Kennedy, Maj. T. F. Sec 2 OH Kimball, Samuel Sec 2 OH King, Charles A. sec 8 OR Kinney, C. W~ Ore ad Kirkpatric, Lieut. Col. Oread Kummel,Col., A~ If. Sec'2 (If Lane. ~ol. Jas Fr. Sec 2 Off Lane, W. H. Sec 5 OR Lavelle, Thos. ' Catholic Lawson, Capt. John Sec 6 OR Leiby, James Sec 2 OR Lei s" Renry' Sec 2 00' C?lLerned, BensonCpencil>Sec 1'. Off Li tchfield, L. F. Sec 7 or Love, Loui s (Cl Sec 4 CH Lyons, Lucius D. Sec 7 OH Lyons, Mason R. Sec 2 OH Maddox, James (Cl See 4 ar Mandel, C. L. ~1G r.larble', O. C. P,W;' Martin, Frank Sec 2 ar Martin, WIn. It. Sec 2 Off Mason. Levi p~ Sec 6 OR Mason, S~ W~ Hi May, Jessie C. Sec 7 Off McB'rid~, Robt. A~ M. 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Sec I Off aJ Off Olf or OH P&;- Sec Sec Sec Sec Sec 4 0Ir 2 OH 2, OR 9 aF 2 Olf ~'- sec 4' Off sec~ 8' OR' Sec 2 OHsec 2 OH Sec r Olf Sec 5- OH' Sec 3 011' Sec 7 0If Sec 8 Olf Sec 3' OR~ sec 5 OH' Sec 4 ORSec~9'Olf Sec 7 OFf MG" Sec Sec Sec Sec Sec Sec Sec sec Sec Sec Sec Sec Sec 8 OR' I Olf 9 orr OR 1 OR' 6 2, 7 9 2 4 8 OR: ar OR' Off OR OROR 4 OR' I 00- !\G" Sec 7 011' Sec 7 OH Sec 7 OH Pit; Sec Sec Sec Sec Sec 5 7 5 9 6 OR Off Off OR' OR: p,r;' Sec 5 Off Sec 2, 0If •• <"l--"'"!'.:_ - .... ' ~,.'""- ... -".~...-.:- -- .- �- ',.. ~'> .'t:'- .:::-- . - ';- .;,.: , Nesbit, Nesbit. Nesbit, Noland, Charles C. W. Nathaniel. N. C. Noyes~ J. N~ Oaks, ; Henry A. Overton, Edw. (C)' Palmer, Capt. 8'. D. Parcella. John w~ Parish, w. H~ Parks~ W. If. Park.: John Pador, Edward (el Patterson. Christophel Pattet-son, J. L. Peabody. Maj. D. J. Peoples, Robert, Pearc~, L. F. Pearson, Sergt. C. W. Pease~ Edward' W. Pettibone, Mil ton Petty. R. J. Phill~ps, WIn. eCl Plantz, John Pomer6y. J. M., Powell, James 8'. Prater, Edmond eCl Prent~ce, Dr. S., 8'. Prentice', Thaddeus Pries~ly t ecl Wiil. Puckett. Joshua Rankin, Herbert J. Randotph, I. A~ F~ Raymaker, Arnold Read, IBenj. M. Read, :Fred W. Readi'og, James A. RheiDhimer, Dani el Rice, ,Christian Rice, Edwin Richards, George M. Robert,s:, Col. W. Y. Robert's. Thomas Robinson, Charles Rodell, Gustave Rodgers, ffenry B~ Russell, Sheldotr C. Rutherford, Robert Sander~on, Henry W. Schall~ Capt. ,A~ SchellJ Geo. w. Schnider, John Schaum,I Harry If. Scott, \CampbeUI (S.A. War) ~. l02 Sec 2 09 Sec 2 Off Sec 2 0If Catholic Sec 2 Olt Sec 7. (If Sec 9 OIr Sec 3m Sec 5 08 Sec 7 Oil. Sec 7. Off Sec 6' OIr Sec 9 Olf Sec 9 OR Se.c 7' OR' sec 2 Sec 1. or Sec 6 OR' Sec 7. OfT Sec 7 (Jf Sec 8 Olt MG lG Oread Ore ad Sec 8 mr Sec 4 0If Sec 2. ar Sec 2 Olt Sec 7 0If Sec 4 08 Sec' 3 0If Ore ad Sec 9 m Sec 7 OIl Sec 2 Off Sec 7. Off Sec 4 OR Sec TOr Ore ad Sec 4,00 Sec 2 08 Sec 8 08' Sec 8 0If Sec 1 ar Sec 6, OR Sec 8 OR Sec 5 0If Sec 2. OH Sec 7 0If Sec' 7, CH Sec T' Off Sec, 8 OIr &17' See-Iey. David 5e'amen, W. ff~ Seamon, Vin. D. Searles, A. D. se'ase', COnrad Seaton, Samuel Shade:, Michael S1iannon, Osbull Shaw" 'Bartlett Shields', Louis Shields, Robert F., Shaw, 'John Shepherd, Levi Simmons, E. F~ Simons:" Adolphios E. Simons, Harry A~ Skofstad, Capt. A~ Smead, Col., E. C~ Smi th, Denni;s Smi th, E. S~ S'ni th.. Maj. G. W~ SnydeT, Nicholas Southerland', R. W., sp'arr, R. W~ Spencer:, Robt. (C) Spencer, Serg. If~, R~ Sperry, Levy J~ Stanley, Samuel S~ Stearns, .Tohn' Stevens, Ifarry' Stevens', James Stevens, Capt. J~ T~ Stevens, J., W; Stewart, Benj. T. Stewart, James eel Stiner, Wm. Strictler, R. P. Strode, Freddie' (el Taylor, James: M. Thatcher, SOlon O~ Thomas:, Stephen Thompson, Nelson eel Thornton, 10., E. Thornton, .T. W~ Trapp, Hen ry A~ Tyler, Islam' Van BUren, Edw. Vandenburg, ~ohn Van Hoesen. I. N'. Vannada, Osc·ar'T. Vilze', Vardeman Wabnftz" Louis Wagstaff~, Richard' '~ahl, Joseph Oread n-G M:; sec' 8 Off Sec 5 00- see 6' Olf Sec 7 ar Sec 2 Off Wi Ore ad Franklin~x;: M7' 'sec2OH sec see 5 Olt 7 Sec 7 See 3 Sec 6 OreCld Sec 2 Sec: 2 Sec 2 Sec' 2 sec 9 Sec 2 Sec 6 Sec 2 Ore ad Oread OR OR 00 00 at OR DR ar ar OR OH 00' MG Sec' 6. OR Franklin Sec I' Off MG ~G' Sec Sec' Sec Sec Sec Sec Sec See 7 Off 5 OIl 5!(H 2 OR 8 OH q m 7 OH 5 OH ~G Sec' 1 Sec' 7 Ore ad sec 3 Sec' 4 Sec 7 00 Off Off Of OH A& Sec 1 m Sec: 8 OH �..';': ,', '...::.. .~..,';" ' A __ - ___ ........ '. :.: ' . _ .-' ::·r .-.' 103 Hi Walker, Jame~ \'lalker', Lt._ Jas. L., Walker" Col., Samuel Wan~nzeiin,- William, Walling, Davi'd G'. Wash~ngton, George,' (Cl Webber, Capt.,J. L. Weidler, Cyrus Welller, Capt. - J~. Q., L.· West,', James West ,', Stephero tlfc'hell:, Gabriel, Winfield", Robt. Whltcomb" lF~ Whiite.. Chap., Davi:d Whlte.', J. M~ Whit~, Serg. _James:: Whi tl~y, D~ If.. :... .. ' sec 2 Olf Sec 2" Sec: 7: orr or seC'·" OIJ SEre,4'ar seC' 2: at. Sec' 4: Oft Sec 70Ir sec~ 1L Off Oread see 9 00 MG' Sec' 5 at See'lOO' 'Sec i OB' Sec', 8~ Ore ad or ,.' .- . ' Whi tzel, P~, D. Wilbur" Orson E. Wilder, Maj. A~., M. Wilder, Capt ... John H. Willi ans::, John', (el' WilJli amson, \UIlianl1 Wil1ey,' J •. W~, (S~2) Willoughby', .Tno (e) Wilson, Henry ltl. Wilson, Levi (Cl Wood, David (Cl Wood, Edwin W. Wood~ J.- W~ Wood~ t. 0., Wood, . Temple' Woodson, James (Cl Woodward, 8". W~ Woolf" George- Sec 7 OR Sec 100-, see· 2 OR Sec' 2 Off sec 4 at && See 5 OR see 9' m Sec. 4 ar MG See, 4' at' Sec 7: ar 3 OR , sec' && Sec~ 7: m Sec 6 Olf sec 2: OIt ltG .",';. ApiJoiritments by the Governor:: First District - :rames S. &tery', John Speer and J~el K. G'oodin, Justices of the Peace; Joel Grover, Simon Hopper and S. 1.1. ;Salter, Constables.' , Second Dist. - Jonathan J. Cranmer, J.P. Third 'Dist.- John Horner and C. IC. Holliday, J.P.; T. W"~ Hays and D. H: llorne, Cons. Fourth' Dist. - Ruben Hacket, J.P. i James P. !.Ioore, Cons. Fifth Dist. - John Serpell and Adam Carnes, J.P'.; John S. \'lightman, Cons. Sixth Pist. - William Margrave, J.P. Eighth; Oist. - A~ Ingraham Baker, J.P.; Charles H. Withington, Cons. Ninth Di st. - C. R. r.lobley, J.P. Tenth j)ist. - Samuel D. Dyer, J.P.; William Dyer, COns. Eleven~h Dist. - William P. UcClure, J.P.i noherl C. Bishop, Cons. Thirteenth Dist. - James Kilykendall~ J.P.; Jac1es Grey, Cons. Fourteenth Dist. - Thomas W. Waterson, J.P.; James R. 7111itehead, Cons. Fiftee~th Dist. - Win. Braham, James Fraser, tin. nlartin, and Elij all S. Wilhite, .J.P.; 4~ C. Haynes, COns. Sixteenth Dist. - I. Harvey Day, J.P'.; A. Cunningham and' John Snith, Cons. (There ;were no entries for the Seventh or Twelfth Districts.) I . .~' ':'" . ... . 1- __ '~., ,.- . Herold of Freedom, FeJ:i'~ 17, l35S" Appointees' to take Census: First Qist. - C. tf~ Babcoclc Secl)nd,Dist. - O. H. Brl')wne Third ~ist. - y~ tI. Hays F~urth,: Seventh & Ei'ghtb Dists. - Deputy Uarshal Donalson FIfth &. Sixth Dists. - William Barbee Ninth &, Tenth - nI. F. Conway Eleventh &- Twelfth - B~ rf. TWombly Thirteehth & Fifteenth - H~ B. Jolly Fourteenth - Albert ~leed' ~lxteenth - Dr. Chnrles Leib Sevente~nth - Alexander 5. Johnson . -Copied and submitted by Pauline Elni!!. �104 UNITED METHODIST MINISTERS BURIED IN OAKWOOD CEMETERY Baldwin City, Kansas All Were Members of Kansas East Conference Or Its Antecedents Unless So Indicated BU)CK DIED NAME, Allen, Errol V. 'Allen, Harmon 'Bailey, Charles W. Balch, William Monroe Barnes, Max: Betts, Fred H. ,Boicourt, George M. (3) ,Bristow, William (5) Bruner, A. B.' (6) Campbell, Murdoc M. (5) Cargay, R. F. **(6) Chubb, James (Ne. Conf.) (9) Goldsmith, Charles I. *(1) Coole, Douglas P., (Mission Conference) (5;), Crysler, Charles G., **(4) Davis, Werter R. (8) Day, Albert L. **(4) Ebright, Homer K. (5) Edwards, Isaac F. (1) Foiles, E:arl R. (5) Geyer, Elsa L. (1) ~eaton, C. K. (5) Kislop, Edward (1) Hoopengarrier, Joseph H. (4) Hoover, Harmon J. ***(5) l;Iorn, Nelson P. ~(11) Houchin, Harvey A. (5) Hughes:, Everett S. (4) Boicourt, George H. * ** NAME, DIED NUMBER NUMBER (1) 0) *0) **(4) *(8) (1) (4) BIDCK 1951 1931 1951 1941 1910 1948 1965 1921 1922 1889 1911 1980 1915 1918 1916 1893 1938 1964 1929 1974 1953; 1932 1944 1943 1916 1959 1916 1965 1965 *M-(5) (1) (1) *(7) (8) (7) *(4) (8) (1) (1) 0) 0) (1) **(8) *(1) (4) (1) *(8) (6) *(4) (5) **(1) 0) (5) *(1) (2) *(8) (8) *(3) *(8) Hutchins,E. L.(Ks.W.Conf.) 1949 Johnson, Charles F. 1918 Kramer, Eugene 1969 1943 Markham, Lewis M'aclean, Robert E. 1943 McLeod, Harrison, E. 1954 1914 Moorhead, John Mosslander, Joseph W. 1941 1932 No Itensmeyer, J. H. Parrott, Thomas H. 1964 (Ks. W. Conf.) 1904 Pendleton, Samuel E. 1869 Piper. W~ H. Pyles, W. T.' 1933 Qu~l~,Bishop William H. 1925 Rapier, Loren C. 1942: 1889 Reed, Henry W. 1928 Roberts, Percy V. Schneeberger, Charles E .1913 1929 Smith, J. D. Sridth, Julius, (Mo .Conf.) 1932, Spencer, Edward H. 1935 1862: S·till, Abraham Sullivan, John M. 1900 Tainter, Anson L. 1941 Uthoff, Allan V. 1911 Verrion, John Benson 1950 Warner, Willis A. 1918 Whitlow, Merle W. 1969 Wogan, Charles F. 1951 Whitlow, Merle W. 1969 Family provided grave marker *** Bciker and Conunission on Archives and History provided grave marker Baker, Conference and Family provided gr~e marker Subnitted by Don and Wilma' 'Vjaughn Lawrence, Kansas Pl~ase hand or mail your queries to either the president or the editor. �105 FIRST DISTRICT List of voters of the first election district of the Territory of Kansas, according to the census returns taken by W.C. Babcock in the months of January and February, 1855. Name Where from Name Where from ABBOTT, James B. ADAMS, Calvin ALBIN, Michael R. ALLEN, Azuelph ALLEN, Ellmore ALLEN, Norman ALLEN, Robert ALVERSON, Anson E. ANDERSON, John ANDERSON, Samuel ANDERSON, Thomas ANDREWS, Stillman ARCHIBALD, John C. ATWOOD, HilHam D. BABCOCK, C.W. BACON, Lijarius L. BAILEY, F.A. BAISE, Joseph J. BALm-lIN, John BALDWIN, William N. BANKS, John M. BANKS, Robert BARNES, Joseph D. BARRETT, D.C. BARRETT, Owen T. BEIRUS, Ezekiel BENJAMIN, Theodore BENNETT, Eli W. BENNETT, Ephraim H. BIGELOW, Jonathan BLARSTON, Napoleon R. BOND, ,Edwin BOND, : Ellis BOND, Thomas P. BREEDER, Albert F. BRENT; Horatio U. BRIDGES, Flemmon BRIDGES, William BRIGHT, Walder BRONSON, Alvin B. BROOKE, Thomas BROOKS, Daniel H. BROWN, George BROWN" George W. BRUNSON, Jacob BRUNTON, Henry Massachusetts Missouri Wisconsin· New York BRUZE, Thomas BUDILY, Harrison BUFFII1, David C. BUFFUM, Rober t BURLEIGH, Jonathan M. BURTON, Daivd BURTON, Thomas CAMMERON, Hugh CAMMERON, Noah CAREY, George CARLTON, John W. CAROL, Henry H. CAROL, James P. CARPENTER, 9. Howard CAVIL, Hiram C. CHAFLERS, John A. CHAPMAN, George CLARK, Hiram CLARKE, Edward CLINGMAN, Edward COLKIN, Ranson COLLINS, Fitzhugh COLMAN, A.E. COOK, Philip COOK, Simon COULBORN, Willard COWEN, James S. CRANE, Clark S. CRANE, Hiram CRANE, John L. CROCKETT, Andrew CROCKETT, Peter CRONEE, A. CROOKS, James H. CUMMINS, Joshua CUMMINS, Robert A. CURLEW, Delano CURLEW, James CURLEW, Lucas CURRY, William CURTIS, John DATY, John H. DAVIDSON, James A. DAVIDSON, John C. DAVIS, Sylvestor H. DAY, Carolss M. Missouri Missouri New York Pennsylvania Illinois Pennsylvania N.Hampshire Massachusetts Missouri Minnesota Ohio Massachusetts Ohio Illinois ..... I .j, ' " Pennsylvania Massachusetts Pennsylvania Dist. Col. Massachusetts Ohio Kentucky Pennsylvania Massachusetts Maine Missouri Massachusetts Indiana Massachusetts Ohio New York Illinois " I ···1 " " " " ... ,-,< :; Massachusetts Connecticut New York Massachusetts Kentucky Pennsylvania Indiana Ohio ." Massachusetts " N. Hampshire Missouri " Dist. Col. New York " " Massachusetts Virginia " Vermont Ohio Iowa Wisconsin Georgia New York Iowa New York Missouri Massachusetts Indiana N. Hampshire Massachusetts Ohio Missouri Iowa Massachusetts Missouri " " Kentucky Missouri " " " " Kentucky Indiana Ohio Missour.i " " New York �]:06 FIRST DISTRICT VOTERS, 1855 ! Nam~ Where from Name Where from John H. DISBROW, Ebenezer DORN" Charles W. DOY,: John DUDr!Y, Sidney B. EAGON, John M. EAGON, William H. EARLE, George F. EBER,HART, Henry EBERHART, Joseph EBERHART, Louis J. ELDR,IDGE, David ELLIOT, Robert G. ELSERR, James W. EMERY, James S. EMERX, Thomas EVANS, William FA~, John B. FARR~LL, Thomas J. FECK', Henry W. FERGUSON, Levi FERN~N, John H. FINCH, Amos FITC~, Edward FOLSOM, Stephen H. FOWL$R, Phe1ip P. FOY, [Samuel FRY, John FULLER, , Joseph FURGISON, Chris. C. GARRETT, Charles F. , GARV~N, James GARVJ;N, Robert GARVI,N, Thomas S. GARWOOD, Newman GATES, Levy, Jr. GENTR~, William GILBERT, George GLEASON, A.W. GLEAS~N, James S. GODDION, James W. GOODW~N, Joel K. GORDE~, John C. GRAVES, George GRAVES, H.D. GROVE~, Joel Massachusetts Ohio HADLEY, Daniel P. HALE, William HALL, William W. HAMMON, Martial M. HANAN, Samuel S. HANCOCK, H.A. HANEROM, Oliver H. HARMSBY, Simartin V. HARRINGTON, Samuel C. HARRISON, James W. HARRISON, Nichols HARTWELL, Samuel N. HAVENS, George HAYES, Hamer HERRICK, Nathan HERRICK, Nathan F. HIDE, Samuel HIGGINS, Leonard G. HIGHTOWER, Matthew B. HILL, Forester HOBART, Enoch HOLMES, William A. HOLT, George HOPKINS, Thomas HOPPER, Benjamin F. HOPPER, David R. HOPPER, John S. HOPPER, Simon HORTON, Robert HOWLAND, E. HOWLAND, Edward HUBBARD, Lyman D. HUGGINS, Henry D. HUPP, Phillip T. HUTCHINSON, George H. HUTCHINSON, John HUTCHINSON, John HUTCHINSON, Joseph JACKSON, James A. JOHNSON, Ben JOHNSON, Benja~in JOHNSON, Nathaniel D. JOHNSON, Samuel JOHNSON, Samuel G. JOHNSON, Theodosius JOHNSTON, Edward B. N. Hampshire Virginia Massachusetts Pennsylvania Iowa Massachusetts DE~, I " New York Massachusetts Ohio " Massachusetts Pennsylvania " " [ I Wisconsin Indiana Virginia New York Missouri Massachusetts " Missouri New York Missouri Pennsylvania Iowa Massachusetts " Pennsylvania New York Ohio " " " Illinois " " Ohio Massachusetts Missouri ? Pennsylvania " Virginia Ohio New York Iowa N. Hampshire New York " Missouri Massachusetts Missouri Pennsylvania Massachusetts " Illinois Maine " Missouri Massachusetts Missouri Massachusetts Maine New York Connecticut Missouri Kentucky " " " Massachusetts " " New York Ohio " Vermont Illinois Wisconsin Illinois Virginia Missouri Pennsylvania Ohio Massachusetts " New York Illinois ATrENTION-The editor or the president will take hand-delivered or mailed queries:. �107 FIRST DISTRICT VOTERS, 1855 I Where from Nam~ Where from Name JONElS, A1phonza JONES, , Edward JONES, Ira M. JORDON, Charles KEISER, John KEL~ER, William KENAnY, Samuel I KENT, George W. KETCH INGMAN , William KETTLE, Calvin C.. KIDD'ER, Luc ius KIMBALL, Frederick KIMBALL, Samuel KING;, Frederick KINKLE, . F •W• KNIGHT, Alexander KNIGHT, Edward F. LADD:, Erastus D. LAM,» Samuel Y. LAMB~ Otis H. LAPHAM, Solomon LEE, ,William R. LEONARD, George S. LEWIS, Edward H. LEWI~, George LEWIS, John H. LEWIS, Justin S. LEWIS, Nathaniel B. LINK~ Charles LONG,' George LOWE ,> Daniel LOWREY, John A. LYON,: John H. LYON ,: William MCBE~, Cuthburt MCBEE" Reuben MCBEE., Thomas MCCLELLAND, Henry S. MCCLE~LAND, John G. MCDONNEL, Benjamin F. , MCFARM-ND, John MCFARfAND, Robert MCGEE~ Allen B.H. MCGLENN, ? MCREADY, William I MACK, ,John MAILE~, John MALLORY, Anson H. Massachusetts Iowa Vermont Massachusetts Virginia Pennsylvania Ohio MARTIN, Samuel E. Illinois MATHEWS, Jonathan MATTHEWS, William " Missouri MATTINGLY, Rice Ohio MENCHAM, David Indiana MILLER, Bryce Massachusetts MILLER, John H. Illinois MILLER, Josiah Pennsylvania MILLER, Marshall R. " MOORE, Alonzo W. Iowa MOREHEAD, John Massachusetts MORGAN, Jonathan MORRISON, James F. " Ohio MOSSMAN, John C. Michigan MOTT, John L. Kentucky MURRAY, Thomas Massachusetts NANCE, Joseph N. Illinois NEIL, Jurdon Massachusetts NICHOLS, John B. OGDEN, Jonathan " Missouri OLIVER, William H. Pennsylvania PAGE, Zeno B. Kentucky 'PAROTT, John Ohio PAYNE, Alfred J. II. PERKIVAL, John S. New. York PERRIL, Charles W. Maine PETTINGILL, Amasa PETTINGILL, Hugh " Pennsylvania. PIERSON, Richard PIERSON, Robert " PILLSBURY, Joseph H. N. Hampshire Missouri POAGE, James D. Massachusetts POMEROY, Samuel C. Iowa POWELL, John N. Massachusetts PRATT, Caleb L. PRATT, Stafford J. " Virginia PUCKETT, Joshua PURDOM, Elijah Missouri PURMTON, David " RANDOLPH, William " REED, Henry Ohio REED, James H. Missouri REID, George W. New York REYNOLDS, Thomas F. " " RICKER, William Maine RINALE, Henry Indiana ROBERTS, Thomas Pennsylvania ROBINSON, Charles Massachusetts " Wisconsin New York Pennsylvania Iowa N. Hampshire " " New York Connecticut Massachusetts " Wisconsin New Jersey Massachusetts Maine . Pennsylvania Massachusetts Ohio " " " Missouri Illinois Ohio Massachusetts Ohio " " Kentucky " " Pennsylvania Missouri " Pennsylvania " Missouri Iowa Missouri Massachusetts " " �108 FIR&T DISTRICT VOTERS, 1855 Where from Name Where from Name ROFF, Frederick RUS$ELL, Joseph M. RYERLEY, Edmund I SAFFORD, Eteber C. SALTERS, Samuel M. SAMP,SON, Turner SAND,ERS, Henry F. SARLEY, Maxwell SARV'IN , Calvin H. SAYE~, Daniel SEARL, Albert D. SEBASTION, Alexander SEBA:STION, Henry C. SEDUCKE, Arnab. SELLERS, Jackson SIMPSON, S.N. SMITH, Archi11ias SMITlI, Henry SMITH, John SMIT~, Josiah SMITH, Orville D. SMITH, Thomas B. SNYD~R, Nicholas SNYDER, Samuel S. SOLE$, Amasa SOUL~; William S.G. SPEER, John SPENqER, Jeremiah SPITTLE, Mathew H. SPRING, Frederick STEARNS, Charles I STEPHENS, Clark STEVENS, James S. STEWART, John STEW*T, John E. STILL" Abraham . STILLI, James M. STONE~ Thomas J. STUART, Napoleon D. SULLIVAN, James SYKINS, William H.R. TABER~ John F. Illinois Iowa Pennsylvania Ohio Missouri Maine Massachusetts Missouri Massachusetts Pennsylvania Massachusetts Missouri Massachusetts TAFT, Gerome B. Virginia TALBOT, John D. Maine TAY, Samuel Illinois TAYLOR, Isom E. TAYLOR, Moses " Maine THOSTER, Joshua Rhode Island TIFFIT, Clark Iowa TIPTON, Jerrett TIPTON, Rhodes " TIPTON, William " Vermont TOLLES, Francis O. Massachusetts TOPAN, Samuel S. Illinois TURNER, William VANWINKLE, Job. " Missouri WADE, Ailu1is B. WALLACE, Clarkson M. Iowa WALLACE, William " Kentucky WALLER, Thomas D. Iowa WALLNER, David S. New York WARNICKER, William Ohio WATERMAN, Rufus H• Massachusetts WAYNE, Silas B. New York WELLS, Thomas B. Wisconsin WHITCOMB, Increase Indiana. WHITE, Charles M. Missouri WHITLOCK, James WHITLOCK, William " Maine WHITSON, Jerry Massachusetts WILDER, John H. WILDER, Solomon " Illinois WILKINSON, Robert Massachusetts WILLIAMS, Hiram New York WILLIS, Stephen J. Kentucky WILSON, John F. Rhode Island WILWORTH, Louis C. WINSLOW, Edward Massachusetts WOLFE, Robert J. Missouri WOOD, John.P. Illinois WOOD, Samuel N. Ohio WOOD, William O. Massachusetts YATES, William Illinois I " " Illinois Vermont Illinois New York " " " " " " . Ohio Connecticut Minnesota Pennsylvania Massachusetts Maine. Ohio New York Pennsylvania Massachusetts Iowa Massachusetts Missouri N. Hampshire Missouri " Massachusetts Missouri Mississippi Missouri Massachusetts ! This list of voters was extracted from a book called Kansas Affairs, House'Reports, 34th Congress, 1st Session.- This book can be consulted in the D~cuments room at the Spencer REsearch Library, University of Kansas, Lawre~ce, Kansas. Contributed by Judy Sweets, indexed by Hugh Stouppe. �109 QUERIES Queries are free to members. They should state at least tvlO facts, to gain best results; and can be· for any geographical location. Queries, are also free to non-members, but must concern Kansas related ancestors, 9f fifty years or earlier. Dort~aJ Martin, 2416 N. W. 38th, Oklahoma City, OK 73112. Need information on Harry BOO ON , born approximate ly 1889, in Kans as, married Anna Belle BOSWELL around 1911, lived in MarySville, Kansas, where their daughter, ~rtle, was born 18 January 1912. Harry Bunton was said to have been killed working on his railroad job bet'l-leen 1912 and 1914. Could anyone help with his place of birth and death, parents, or siblings and marriage place and date? \ 11.rs. Stephanie HarVey; 2728 Bonanza, Lawrence, Kansas 66044. Seeking information on Samuel Drew KINGDON II family. He and his wife, Ruth PROFFIT, were both raised in Kansas. They were married in May of 1874. Their children were Ella, Bell, and Pearl. Both Samuel and Ruth's parents homesteaded in Kansas. Ilah Derrick, 333 Kansas, La'l-lrerice,zKarisas 66044. I would like to exchange information on-the JENNINGS, l1IEJimi, ZUMWALT, GARDNERS, Ue specially in Clinton County, !1issouri. I1ah Derrick.!.. 333 Kansas, Laij~n,ce, Kansas 66£W:i. _ I' am still searching for John JE.NNINGS,born in Venango County, Penn. in 1804, m. Jane B~1AN, born 1808 ~enn. John died in Clinton Co., Mo. in 1881. I need his obituary. Ilah E:. Derrick, 333 Kansas ~ Lawrence, Kansas 66044. Need J.riformatJ.on on Dand B. JENNINGS, -b. 1828 :m· Penn. md. Daphne Marie WATERMtili, b. 1837 in Mew York. Her daughter, Nina" was born 1872 in Mo. and she married 14JEIRS. Mrs. Carol Chase, 1511 Craig Court, 'Lawrence, Ks. 66044. Would like to contact anyone with information on Bernard PEPfERSACK. He lived during the late 1800' s· in LeMaI's, Iowa and/or Salem, South Dakota. He c arne from Oldenburg, Germany. }.irs. Carol Chase, 1511 Cz:aig Court, Lawrence, Ks. 66044. Seeking information on Peter EILEN and his wife, Anna LUDWIG ElLEN, And. fa.'nily believed to be in St. Leo, Minnesota in Yellow l1edicine County. Pe~er was born in 1840 in Germany and died 1928'in St. Leo, Minnesota •. Anna was born 1860 in Luxembourg and died in 1908 in St. 1eo, Minnesota. I1rs. Maxine P. "Moorell..Bouglana., Rt. 1 Box 153C, Perry, Ks. 66073. Need 1Dformation on Annie Collander BAKER, stin-rrviIig iii-r805 in Trimble County, Ky. She married Aaron HOUGLAND first and Henry GILLISPIE. names; were �110 Mrs. 11a:xineP. Hoore Hougland, Rt. 1 Box Need any kind of information on Frank M. His wife, Mary NC CAIN ~, was born at Haven't heard anything about Frank since 153C, Perry, Ks. 66013. HAYS ,Washington Co. Mo. Potosi, Mo, 28 November 1848. 1885. Zona (Dart) Smith, 939 Pamela Lane Lawrence, Kansas 66044. " Seeking information concerning GiiSert DART, son of Ebenezer and Esther DART, Esther later married a f1r. HOOVEa.-Family lived in Anderson County, Kansas, 1855-1868. I Zona (Dart) Smith, 939 Pamela Lane, -Lawrence, Kansas 66044. Seeking information concerning George Robert SHITH, married Laura SCHMELCHER. Lived around Platte City, Missouri. Migrated from Princeton, Ia-. 01 de C. Clark Egt. USA Tet, 1611 9th St. 'Harlan Iowa 51531. D,esire information on persons iving in Doug as Co., 10 census, Willow Springs Twp, KS. Living with the Hugh EVANS fainily, were Juliana ~, age 50 b. PA, Annis.I'1E:AD, ae 16, b. M. These presumed to be mother and sister of Hugh's wife, Adelaide, b. IL? What was Juliana's maiden name? vJhat was her husband's name, where born, died, buried? Where married? His parents? Juliana's parents? Hugh and Adelaide E.VANS were my great grandparents. Their daughter md. \iilliam C. CLARK, 1888. Any information greatly appreciated. Donald Vaughn, 1946 Barker, Lawrence, Ks. 66044. Would like to contact descendants of John JAMES, living in Sturgon Bay, Wisc. in 1869. Donald Vau 1946 Barker Lawrence Ks. 66044. Need information on the'parents of A yah KING and Clarissa BAXTER, who married in Tioga County, Penn. in 1849. , Ks. 66044. formatl.on on John H. CHANDLER born Wilma- Vaughn, 1946 Barker, Lawrence, Ks~ 66044. Would like to correspond with anyone having information on the family of Catherine SLAYDEN born 1802 in Va. Cora S. Francoeur, 3425 North ~dwards, Wichita, Ks. 61204. Seeking infonnation on George BROWN married to Harie (SAGON-HAGEN? ) living in .Eudora in 1859; children-Nary Samantha, Laura, Anna, & Minnie. ' When and wh~re wail, ~o~ge Brown ,born and-~when and where did he die? His widow, Marie, matried agam to John DITGEN and their children were E-lizabeth, John,& Nick. 1- _Edna' ~ashor W?lling, Rt. 5 Box 286, Lawrence, Ks. 66044. Nee~ l.nformatl.on on BASHOR (BASHORE: BEASHORE BESHORE) families who lived in Douglas County, Ks. in 1800 l s and also in Russell Co. Ks. in late 1800's. �111 ~ean Chapman Snedeger, Box 665, 1638 Rhode Island, Lawrence, Ks. 66044. Am doing research on the following names and will trade information: BRYSON, BANDY, BUTLER, 'CABBAGE" CHAfl1AN, COUNTRYNAN, COX, CREVISTON, FISHER, FRAZIER, HASTINGS, HEASTON, HOIl1ES, HOUSLEY, HUFTILE(HOUGHI'ILE,), THORNBRUGH, TRIMBIE:, JONES, KELSEY, KERSHNER, LARGE, LIGHI', LOCKHARl', LYNCH, t1CCLINTOCK, HC CORD, !'ICGRANAHAN, MORROW, MURRY (MURRAY) , OtHAIR, PEEK, POE" PURCELL, RIGGS, ROBERl'SON, SMITH, SNEDEGER, VAUGHN(VAUGHAN) ,and WILSON. , ' ' Jean Cha an Snedeger Box 665-1638 R. 1. St. Lawrence Ks. 66044 • .Am researching in the 0 owing areas and have county histories marked *: KANSAS-Allen, Cherokee, Frankliri, Osage, Gray; Bourbon, Crawford, RiC9*. ~NTUCKY-Bath*, Fleming, Woodford*. ILLINOIS-Edgar, Wayne, Cook,Vermillion. VIRGINIA-ShenandoahH-, Scott*, Giles, Lee; Russell. PENN.-Chester, Lancaster, Venango, Allegheny. NEBRASKA-PaWnee. S. CAROLINA-Anderson. ~SSOURI~Worlh*, Gentry*~ NodawaY, Harrison, MarrioIl*, VernoIl*. INDIANAVigo, Clay, Porter~ Allen, Fountain. TENNESSEE-Campbell*, Anderson, Claiborne, Washington, Greene, - Grainger; (E,ast Tenn. in general) • OHIO-Lucas , \~ashingtoll*, Union, Cuyahoga. ?1ICHIGAN-Oceana. N.CAROLINA-Macon,Rowan, Swain. IRELAND-Antrim. ENGLAND. . . . HOLLAND. Grace Embers, 445 North S't. Lawrence, Ks. 66044. am doing research on the follol-ling names and will trade information: ABERNATHY, BECKETT, BENEDICT, BURR, CRITTENDEN, DE IVIOSS, DRAKE, DRINKWATER, EKLUND, ENBERS, FERRISS', FOX, GNIER, HALTERNAN, HARRIS, HASKELL, KESS, HOS~INSON, HOWARD, HUFFER, II-mER, K!ARNES (KARNS,KEARNS,KERNS), LAKIN, LARSON, OISON (OLSSON), PARKE:, PATTON, RAND, RODGERS (ROGERS), SELLERS' (ZELLERS), SHAVER (SHAWVER), SHULTZ, ~OUlE" VAN AUSDALE._: (VANORDOL, VANOSDOL), VINGENI'. :r Grace Embers, 445 North St., Lawrence, Ks. 66044. I am researChing in the follOWing areas: CONN- New London, Litchfield. ILLINOIS-Boone, DeKalb; E:dgar, St. Clair~ IOWA-'Jasper, Keokuk, Page" , Wapello. !1ARYLAND-Prince George, Hontgomery, Frederick. MISSOURI..;,Nodaway, G€ntry. FENN.-Lancaster, Philadelphia, Dauphin. WEST VIRGINIA-Greenbrier, Hampshire, Harrison, r10nomigalia. INDIANA-Fountain, Tippecanoe. KAl'5ASC~oud, Douglas, 11e Pherson. MASSACHUSETTS ~ OHIO-Vinton, Licking, Hocking. VIRGINIA-Shenandoah, Rockingham,"Frederick. NEW YORK-Delaware, Jefferson. ENGLAND-Leicestershire, Nottinghamshire. SWEDEN-Gotland, Bleldnge .GERMANY-Baden. I Mrs. Doroth S. Loller 24001 Huirlands #371 Blvd. El Toro CA 92630. Need ormation on my grandmother, Mary JArlISON - JAMESON , Dec 1815 H~rison Co. Ind, md 20 Aug 1835 in Harrison Co. Ind to Hiram SHIELDS and she died 21 Apr 1858 Topeka, Shawnee Co. Ks, bur on farm in Monmouth TwP, Teusch P.O. later interred in 1862 in Topeka Cemeiiery. M~in Sims, P~ 0.,957~, Sacramento, CA 95823. WJ.ll exchange wformatJ.on on ancestry of James, A. ADAMS and wife, Harriet A•. WELCH. James A. -ADAMS, 'b 1821 Harrison Co. KY;i d 1886 in Allen Co. Ks. (Ky)1 lire d in Douglasl Co. Ks, 1860-671 to Leavenworth Co. Ks, to Allen Co. Ky (Ks?) where he died--had 13' children born 1847-1875 in IN, lA, end last 7 in Douglas Co. Ks--four grandchildren (surname ADAMS' all bom Texas). Need info~ation on children and grandchildren. ' f-fartin Sims, P. o. 9576, Sacramento, CA 95823. ' Need information about William H. WELCH md 1854 in Hendricks, Co. IND to Eli,zabeth Ellenor (IILizzie ll ) ADAMS. She was sister to James A. ADAMS who ~rri~d ?arriet A•. WELCH. William and Harriet were brother and sist~r. Did WJ.llJ.Bm and Elizabeth li y~, in Ka?Sas?' Where? ' � 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. 5, No. 3: Winter 1982 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 5 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.) 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Box 2664 Lawrence I Kansas 66O!a4 .. ---~------------~----VOL. VI No. 4 -------------------,-------.-.-----------~,-----------------.-----Spring 1982 ~--------~-------------------------~~----------------------------------------Contents, • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • .page Pres~dent·s Letter • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . • • • • • • ", • • • •112 D. C. G. S. Items tor Sale • I • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .' •• ' ••113 ' Lecompton Territorial Dqsu ~nrormat.ion •• •• .. .. , New England, ~grant Aid ,Col1lp8.D\y Members who came.)to • • • • • • • Laamtmc.." ..'. • .•114 Obitfuuoies pubi1shed in '1855~+8$9, ,~DCe,;JI8IJSpap8rs~ ./.:~. ,.~'),. . ' . . •.•122, I " . , , Kansas Terr1tor,y Proclamation 1857 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .126 1869 Douglas CountTI Kansas Marriage Records •• I , • • • • • • • • • • •• ' .127 BaldNin City1 Kansas uP1oneer.Cemeter,J" • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •132 Histc:>17 ot Central United Methodist Ch~h (C;:p'n~~a0fl'OJ!l; ~~, :;i~~):- .+37 Intozima,tion from the Minutes ot the Kansas Annual Contereme.M. -1866- ., E.ch~,?~"',,~140 . '. , 1890-1907 Pensioners • • • • • • • • •. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •. • Name Changing • • • • • • ! • • •. ,. • •.• • • • .1h2 • • • •••••• • • • 148 Douglas County', Ks Rural SchOol.Information • Queries, • • • • • • • • • • • • • 149 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••• --- - .. The Douglas CountT Gellealog1cal Societ;y'is a non-profit organization ld.th regular scheduled meetings the second Tuesdq n:lght ot each monthl 7:30 p.m. Meeting place to be announced. Afternoon meetings are.held 1£ possible' and occasional area tours. public workshop is held to help in research. An annual Membership tees are $7.50 s1ngle l $1 1 00 tor each added tam1~ member. , The ~cal. year is fran J1ll3 1 to June 30 ot the tOllowing ;year. I �112 \ De~ Presidents; Letter fallow genealogical trienas: As. ~ fi.."'liah the 81-82 year we can look back at a reasonably sucoessful If we oan measure our suooess in offering assistance and enoourage- ye~. ment to our newcomers as weU as the more experienced genealogist, preserVing and making informa~ion about Douglas Co1Dlty- available far and wi~, we can count the year a success. Welcome to each and ever,y new; member who has, joined during the year. Thank y-ou' for sending in your five generation charts. It is our sincere hope you, will keep us informed as to what we can offer to make the society more uaeftll to everyone. As President and fellow genealogist, I wish to express officers and cotmn1ttee members for their fine help and the :year. And a special thanks to Pauline Elniff" our Mart Jamison, Editor of the Pioneer" as they end their - --- - rq gratitude to the cooperation dunng librarian"anci to terms, in office • .8~Y~ .. Donald Vaughil, President 1981-1982 Off1cers President '. • • • • • • • • • • • Victpresident • • • • • • • • • Sec~ter.1 • • • • • • • • • • • • Tre~urer • • • • • • • • • • • • Librarian • • • • • • • • • •• • Editor • • • • • • • • • • • • •' • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • -. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •••••••••••• Donald Vaughn Jean Snedeger • J~ Sweets • Jane Wiggins Pauline Eln1ft 1"1ar;r Jamison 1982-1983 Officers, EJected in April 1982 President • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Vice~president • • • • • • ' • • • • • • • • , • • • • • • '. Sac~tar;r • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • TreaSurer • • .' •.,• . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Librarian • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Ed!tor • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Gene~ogist • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Donald Vaughn Jean Snedeger Jane Wiggins Dorotlv' Wiggins Wllma Vaughn JUIfy' SWeets' Ilah Derrick --- -MLacellaneoUB Business Cards from the Lawrence, Kansas Republ1can ' 30 JuJ..y 1857 contr1buteCl by Jean Snedegar. �113 D.C.G.S. Items for Sale Back issues of liTHE PIONEER"-$l.,SO each copt mer.toor-$2.00-non-members. Richard Cordley ~I1HISTORY OF LAiiRENCE", (Indexed)-$lO.,SO members $12.,S0non-rnembers • CopieS ot "The Original Pre-Emptions of Douglas County" (Indexed)-$'s.'sO. Copies of "The Original Landowners of the City of LawrenceY (Indexed)$6.00-(Tax and postage where applicable) write, for information - - - -- IECOMPrON TERRITORIAL DAIS the Lecom[llton Histor:i.cal Society will celebrate "Territonal Days" June 26th, 1982, at Lecompton, KSllSas. For over ten years they. have looked forward to this special day, as they are going to dedicate the opening of the Lane University Museum. This building began as the Territorial Capitol of Kansas in l86,S~and when the capital was moved to Topeka, the parti~ built building and dedicated it in June ot 1882. Now 100 y-ears later,they are dedicating it again by opening it as a Historical Museum. navid Eisenhower will be our main speaker, as it was at Lane timversity that his great grandparents, David Eisenholler and Ida Stover met ~ and married in Lecompton. The dedication will be at 2:00 p.m. on June 26th near the museum. There also will be other activities~ starting in the morning and going all day' long. Ever.yone welcome. Submitted by lona: Spencer~ Lecompton, Ks. Dear Readers: Being editor or "T~ PIONEER" has been a rewarding experience. Without the help of ID8Jly people I could not have succeeded. I extend a very special "thank you" to those or you who have contributed material, completed, ready to printJ especially Pauline Elili1'f' and Judy Sweets.I thank Jane Wiggins for all the typing she has done. I This year and Volume V have been very special because of' the privilege of' working with Edna Welling. She is accurate, prompt aJ:Jd available. Vivi~ Clough has helped us proofread and prepare'the quarterlies f'or mail~g. _ My best wishes to the next editor. �Three Parties of Em5.!1ts ~ ~ 2! tne WEant~ SO ~racted· from: , !2 Lawrence ~ .e!bz· .. Kansas Under !!!! Auspices .' Kansas Mfms: House Reports 34th Congress • 1st Session T~ volume :i.e located in the Documents Section~ -Spericer Research i'J.b:rzary. Unifersity of Kansas. Submitted by Ju~ ~~S1ieets~ Lawrence, Ks. Anson J. Stone called and sworn. To Mr. Sherman: , I reside in BostOD, Massa~huset"ts. I am' assistant treasoll'er of the Emigrant Aid Society. A. record is kept by that society of the names of those . emigrants who are sent out under itsauapices. The party ,of emigrants under Dr. '&binson, who went out irithe 'spring of 1855, J.e:tt Boston Marcl'?- 13~ 1855. I hlive a list of thOse who composed that party, copied from the original. register in the office of the compaD.1 by II\Yself. The list is contained in SJ m$orandum book, and is. attached to this deposition. The book also contains the names of those who werit· out in company with John T. Farwell, leaving. Boston March 20, 185S. 'The number of persons who have been sent out by the Emigrant Aid Society I shpuld judge to be somewhere in the neighborhood of 1,300; but I cannot state, with9ut looking over the books, what 'proportion were wanen and ch1ldren, but . there were 11l8JV' going out in families. . ;When Robinson' s party le:tt we had no information at all of the da;r of election. I do not th:l.nk arry party went out at all in reference to the dq . of election. :The emigrant aid society never. paid the expenaes of any' emigrant. I am. certain of th1s', because I have carefu.l.4r examined aU. the books and papers of the society. They' have expended no money forfireams. o.r ammunition. They',have been m1'6me~ careful in regard to that matter,8nef '~ided it in a:rq W83'. : The money of the society has been eXpended in SSWI and gr:1s't'm1lls, the hote~ in Lawrence, and in other buildings; and in no case has money been expended with any reference to the political opiDion of settlers; but all could enjoy the facilities of the investments of the society. 1he company did not issue, tickets of their own, but purchased tickets of the various lines ot transportation, and sold them~o the emigrants' for' cost. };. conductor wa¢:,~sent along,1d.th each party, but the comp8l\Y in no case paid his 'f&fe-:-; ~1?utJle"was~':-:' ~~~~lJith(:a'~.t~e ticket by the various lines of travel.. The transportation companions made the same deduction on the tickets they sold to us at a ~duced rate~ as they did to all other companies, picnic part1es~ conventions, &:c'. This is the mode in. which. business has been ordinari~ done between the comp8D1' and the emigrants. 'WheJ} -an8migrant cOmes into the office and asks. about Kansas, for 1nfo:rmation,:&:c.~ we give him. a pamphlet containing all the 1Il:fomation we have been able to gather. It did not contain any special. price ~t, his ,f~e to the. Territor.n ~ when he asked what that lIOuld be, we would st.a,te:~.wRt.at the railroa4s would furnish tickets for. They would naturall¥ com~ to our office to ~ this, because it is the office of the Kansas _ ~~ah~ .. 9,omP8IG". Thi8pamw~.et ~f',~ormation is prepared and furnished, not ~- ---.r- ..-::~;. --:c) -,~~_~ "'--, ..•. _-~).; ~O'~_'-'5r_> .":~~ ~':-; . • ; 1 ''- - - .~ _ ':" ~ :::- . . r --:. '. . .J ~ ' .......... " ~. # �115 T~e Parties of Emigrants 'Who Cane to Lawrence-CoDtinued to persuade persons to emigrate, but to avoid the trouble of answe~ all ' the' questions persons would probab~ ask us, by, g1.ving 'them the information that desire in a convenient torm. We never Urge them to go. Some, after reading our books,wuld conclude to go,.bile others would not. We could not ,tell how many did not go, but there were ~ who got these' P8ll'lplalets, did not go. As soon as enough concluded to go, to form a party, a conductOr was 'sent along with the party. Their baggage was marked to facilitate and sec~ its transportation. The connexion 'between the company and the' emigrant ceased when the ticloot was sold; 8nd there was no understanding, agreement, or promise on either side., No man ever went Ullder the auspices of this; society, for the mere purpose of voting and then retum1.ng, so far. as I know. New York City, June 27, Anson J. Stone. 1~S6. 1st P8rty-Marcn 13; 1855 ,Dr., Rob1nso~, ~nducting Agent . .: Abott, F. A., manutacturir, Lowell,Mu's. Adams, C. tamer, Bed£ord., Maas.' AdamS, W. A., Carpenter, Milton railwq Bicbrton, Thomas, Portland, Maine ,BixbY, Luther, t8l'JlJ8r, Moretown Vermont Bliss, Alexander; spar maker, New Bedford, Mass. Bolles, F., Littleton, Mass. ' Bolles, James G.,' b~obr, Boston, Mass. Bragg, C., carver, Lawrence, ~fass·. Bragg, Jaco'b,sp1nner~ Lawrence, Mus. Broc}Qa, J. W., SpringVale, Ma:1ile Bro\ll, Eliza-, NeW111'7POrt, Mass. Brown, G. F., carpente~, Pawtucket, Mass. Brown', J., tarmer, Pawtucket, Mass. Brown~ J. 4., carpenter, Greenwich, R. I. Brown, Leroy, Newburyport, Maas ~ Brom, William, tarmer, -Providence, R. I. Bullard, Saxonville, Mass. - , Bunker, J. G., Cabinet maker, Pro~denct)" R. I. Bunker, J. W., 12 years, PrOvidence; R~:.r.,. : , ' , Chase, Eliza,' clau. otJo~~jl4!'" Newburyport~Maas. Chase, Hannah, and ,3 chUdrenUDder 5 y8ars~ Newburyport, Mass. Chase, Henry, ~on of Joseph NeWburyport"lfass. ' . Chase,. Joseph, tamer, and' w1fe,Newburyport,MasS. Clealand, William, tamer, Natick" Mass. Crane, George Abel" tarmer, West Taunton, Mass. Crosby" G. L., .,'" Currier, G." stonecutter, i:.awrenc~, Mass. Dame, J,uther, Porthmouth, Maine. Davis" F., Boston, Mass. Dean, ~orge, tanner, West Taunton, Kass. Disney~ J. C-;;, BOston~ Kass-. Doane, ':A., EaStham, Maine Downes~ Daniel, teamster, cambridgeport, Mass. A., H., �116 'lst:Party-March 13, 18$$...Dr. Robinson, Conducting Agent-Continued , . Easterbrook, William, brickl.qer, Wife, mother & 2 children, Cambridgeport,Maas. Eine~on, E., Varnisher and pol1sher, Boston, Mass. . Emerson, J. M., Carpenter, Boston, Mass. EVaxis, H., shoanaker, Iqnn, Mass.' E.'vans, Iqnn, Mass. Farrisworth,. L., varnisher & c., Na8hua~ N. H. FarDsworth, Loring, varnisher &. polisher, somerville, Maas. Fes~enden, T., wife and c~ldren, Leominister, Mass. Fick, Sarah Ann, and 2 cb11c:iJ:oen unde'r $, New York. Field, Andrew H., Portland, Maine Fitz, GeorgeW~, Cambridgeport, Mass. Fogg, J. M.,Lowell, Mass. French, G. B., Brunsw.LCk, Maine Freriph, J. C., Brunswick; Maine Gatchill, B., Springvale, Maine Gookin, William H., PortsmoUth, N~ H~- -, Gorton, G. A., Carpenter, East· ~8mdch, R. I. Graws', Converse S., varn1Sher, Boston~ .Maas.Grai, Nathaniel H., varn1sher & C., wite, daughter, & granddaughter, 10 yrs, & I 3 yrs •. old, Boston, Mass. -. . - ,'. Hague, J. W., farmer, imd wife, Pl1mouth, Conn• . HammOnd, Henry, Lawrem e, Haas:. .. Hask8ll, Abner C., North Brookfield, Mass. Hathawq, C., Montpelier, Vemont' -' Has~ll, Chas., A., North Brookfield,- Mass:. Hath&wq, . George W. , farmer, Fairhaven, Mass. Henderson, Wn. P., Portsmouth,' N.' H. Herrc;tndeen, L. M., Cooper, Palmer, Mass; Hersey, Ebenezer, shOemaker, wife, & 6 children, lOyrs., 7 yrs., 3 yrs., 2 yrs., & 1 yrs., Wql8nd, Mass. - . Hig~s, Hiram, carpenter, F8.1rhaven, Mass. High, Rev. W~ C., Northampt.on, Mass. Hubb~" .Moses', machinist, South Berw1ck'~ Maine Hubbard, Pa~ R., Carpenter, South Berwick, -Maine Hutc¥nson, W., and wite, West Randolpli,' Vel'lllOnt Hutch;lnson, William, west Randolph, Vennont Ingraham, E;~ D., Coventry, R. I. lrigraham, P •. ' Coventry, R. '1. . Irish, Albert, manufacturer, Biddeford, Maine Jones" E:., . .. ,..Kell~, Joseph, cabinet maker, Baden; Germ8.rv" Kellogg, Kate E., teacher, Belchertown; Maas. Kimba;Ll, Mrs. Frederick, Fitchburg,·'Mass. Kimball, Mrs. Samuel, Fitch'b~,Jo{aSEJi. Kloppenburg, H. farmer,'LOwell, MaSs. Landon, E. A;, cutler, wife, and son, 8 yrs.,P~uth, Conn. Lewis:' Samuel, hair drSsser." N. Y. '. Lewis; Willian caulker~ N. Y•. Linco:pt, J. M., Cambridgeport; 'Maas. Liscom, C., Montpelier, Vel'lllOilt- , .--- -LitChfield, Leonard, Leominster, Mass. J., J.; B., " �117 lst ,Par\;y-March 13, 18SS~. ~b1nson, Conducting Agent..coDtinued Livingston, B. G., Fitchburg, Mass.' Locke, Frederick J." West Cambridge', Mass. Loc!p.ey, J,., Leominster, Maas. L(!)cJP.ey, J. L., Leomin1ster, Mass. Lord" A." Augusta, Maine. Luce, J. watcbmakerj LawrenCe, Mass'. MarShall, Andrew B., teacher, East Weare, N. H. M~hall, William B., tarmer, arid wite, East Weare, N. H. Marshall, William, mason, Fitchburg, Maas. Mc Nannie, J., weaver, Millv.l.llB, Mass. Miller, Joseph C~, tinm.8n, Prov.l.deriCe, R. I. Moore, Hanson, ShOemaker, South Berwick; M,aine ,Morrl.son, , Ab~el, painter,' Lawrence; Mass. Perry, S., carpenter, Di~ton, Mass. ~ll1ps, Dl,~bin:lst, S'aco, Maine-' PUlsbury,' L. H., carpenter, Londoilderr,y, N~ H~' or Vt.? RawSon, Ellen, 10 yrs, W8llace, 7 yrs,., Geo. H., 2 yTS., Worchester, Mass. RawSon, 0., Lmirence, Mass. ' Redland, Nathan E.,,' Mason, Buxton, ' Maine Reed, Josiah, tin plater, Portland, Maine Rice', J •. B., BoxDury, Mass. " , Rll.ym9s, George, machinist; Lawrence, Mass. Salfier, William, storekeeper" S'aco, -Maine. Seavy-" R." carpenter" ',Lawrence" Mass'~ Sea~rance" H. M." CambridgepOrt; Mass'. Smith, Samuel, shoemaker', Dorchester,N. ,J. Smith, Sanliel C., Cambridgeport, Mass. Stone, Abram . stone, Jesse, and son, Henry, Medstone, Mass'. Stone, Mary -B. '" ~ Swift, Francis B., Printer, Brunswick, Maine Taber, Horace W., stone cutter, Holland, Vt. Tolman, Chas. F., Jr., shoemaker, Gloucester, M8as~. Traslt, Trott" AJnos', Portsmouth,' N. H. Vogel:-, Heman, cabinet maker, Saxony, Illinois Waite, W. B." Portsmouth, Maine" ,>',; Waters, A. ~ .• , jeWeller" Providence, R. ,t~ Wate~,Ji. '~~' jeweller, ProVidence, R.' I. Yentw,Orth, H. H." machinist; PrOv.l.dence, R. I. Whitaker" S." 'machinist, Lawrence" Maas. Wilbur,C. engineer, and wite, Boston, Mass'. ,Wilson, Springvale" M:~ " ,,' Wright, A. C~, shoemalter,';:Natlck, M~s. Wynn~; A.j:we.Il~,,~,Mil1v.l.llB, Masi:f.' _:" 'W,Ynn, ~ engineer, Millville, Mass. Wynn,,: S. A." designer,,-M111v.l.lle, -·Mass., W., I , E., , H., L., J.,. -- I he~by celrliif)' that ~e atoreg6ing ~s. a t~ cow of the original. list of the t~rst.spriiig party tor 'Kansas under the auspices of the New England Emigrant :Aid Company, which lett Boston on March 13, ~8SS. - ----- I .. Thomas H. Webb, .. Secret8l'7 New England Emigrant Aid Comp~ �U8 Second party" March 20" 185S" John T. Farwell conducting agent Abott" George j ProVidence, R. I. . AthE;lrton, H8IU'7, farmer, and wife; and 2 children, Ellen M-12 yrs; Henr.y F • ..;6 yrs. Barton, Peter,. house joiner, wife, 2 girls 4 yrs, and 1nf'ant boy" 3 yrs. B~s, . Henry, Larence, Mass. . . Bas~m, L. boot & shoe dealer,' £rom ? Beath, Charles 8., carpenter, Bath, Maine Bentley, Robinson, ProVidence, R. I ~ Blaisdell, John H., carpenter, Southampton, N. H. Brown, Isrsel H., farmer, Wilmot, N. H. Brown, Jonothan, fanner, W::l.lmost, N. H. .. . . BroWn, Joseph, carpenter, andson~ Andrew F .,3fyrs, Lowell, Mass. Brollin, Levi farmer, Lowell, Mass. BroWn, Susan Lowell, Maas. . Burroughs, E~ W.,. carpenter, ProVidence; R. I.' Chappell, Edward,' farmer, and wile, Blackstone, Mass. Chas l, Benjamin E.". Sa1em~ :,M~s. ChOate" Isaac P., teacher, )Napl.es, }1ai.ne Colby, Christ, c., tarmer, 'Springtield, N. H. Colby, John B., tanner, Springfield, N•. H. Colby, Samuel, tarmer, S,~gtield, N. H. Cooley, Carlos, teacher, Worcester,-Mass. Damo~, Joseph.'IThomaa, t~r, Cochituate, N. I.? Darling, Thomas, tanner:,' Middleboro, Mass. ,. Davis, Behjm;n1n, tarmer, son JaS ....age·12, Pawtucket, R. I. Dole, Henry S., operative, Lowell, Mass. Douglas, David, farmer, Pawtucket, R. I. Farnum, James, carpenter; S,~ia~ Mass. Fricker, George, laborer, Blackstone,' MaSs. Full~ Lorenzo, D.:' carpenter, Andover, Mass. Ful~r, Albert, carpenter, Pawtucket, R. I. GoOdrich, Josiah H.~ tarmer, Mt. Vernon, N. H. Goodwin, . James painter, Boston, Mas·s. Gree~, Jos. G., and wife, 2 sons, 11 yrs, 8 yrs., Dumnarstown, Vt. Guild, Edwin, teacher, ''Walpole, N. H. Hackett, Lavinia, Lowell, Mass. . " Hackett, Nathan, manufacturer, LOWell, Maaa. Hagar~ D." tarmer, and Wite, Rindge, N. H. Halbawer, Christina, Dedham, Mass." -- -Halbairer, Ernest, operative, son 'Charles(?) ,Dedham, Mass. Haskell, Jas. B ... operative, WOl"Chester, Mass. Haske~l, John, operative, Worchester, Mass. Haskell, Loverett, tarmer, arid wite, Claremont, N. H. Hovey ~ William H., farmer, and· wite, Francis W~, and Mrs. Horne and daughter 3 yrs., Cambr1dgepcrt, Vt.~ Janes; Jol;m, tarmer,'Forboro, Mass.' Johns~, AlonZo, Gratton, 11. -H. Johnso,n, Nathan, tarmer, Gratton, N. H. . J~n8S,: Sarah; intended bride ot Wa:Ll.ace S-argent, Keene,' N. H. KJ.ng, ~ohn, senant tor Mrs. J. H. Nichols, Dunmerstown Vt. Lee, B~rnard, operati~, L~ll, Mass. ' -Lee,-Jas.,operative, Lowell, Mass. H., E., W., R., I �119 Second party,March 20, 1855, John T. Farwell conducting agent-Cont1nued Lee~ Patrick, operative, Lowell, Mass. Low,Willard, farmer, Fitchburg~ Mass. Mattoon" Isaac, blacksmith, Walpole, N. H. Mc Cabs, John, Providence, R. I. Mqq, Elisha F., fai\uer, Orleans, Mass. Miller, Charles, shoemaker, and wife', Walpole" N. H. Mitchell, William" shoemaker, Bridgewater" Mass. Mo~e, William H., Topsham, Maine ," Nicholls" Mrs. J. and-husband, Dumrierstown" Vt. Nichols, Geo.W." lilmber dealer, Boston, Mass. Page,t, Thomas, his, wife, Iaabella,Lowll, Mass. P~r, Daniel W.' inacbillist, and gUnSmith, South Andover, N. Y., Mass.? ParkinJiJqJ:ln ,A., farmer, son"'15 yrs and daughter Pearee,Geo. W~" tin plate 1IOrker wife, 1 boy' 13, 2 girls 10 & 14 yrs, 2. boys" : 3 & 1 year. Pieree" J. N., trader,-New Bedford" Mass. PierCe, Thomas E., ·'c:arpenter, WalpolEll;' N. H. Plat~, Aaron E., farmer, and Wife; Rindge, 'N. H. Potter, Ezra A., painter, rrovidence, R. I. Potter, Geo. A., Providence" 'R. I. Potter" otisj jeweller, 'ProVidence, R. I. Pray~ \h. F." So Berwick, Maine ' Presqott, Samuel M., blaCksmith" Southhampton, N. H. Preston, Marcellus, LOvell, Maas. Pres~on, Monroe , Manchester, N. H. Rawson, H. K., carpenter, and wife, Worchaster, Mass. Richardson, G. P., grocer, Providence, R. I. Rowe, S. C., painter, Boston~ Mass. Runja, Charless, operative, wife, Minnie, Louisa, 11 yrs-ChrisUne, 4 yrs, Pedham" Mass. ' Sarge,nt, James, farmer" Dumnerstown" Vt. Sarge;t, Wallace, Keene" N. H. ' ' Shaw, John N., farmer, Gratboii" N. H."~ , Smith, Benj., carpenter, S()uthboro, Mass. Smith, Chas. carpenter, and wile, Lowell, Mass. Smith" Eldridge,:,G., Southboroj Mass;;'" ' ,Stowe" Benjamin, farmer, wifs; and son, 9 mos., Kindge" N. H. Stowe J Warlen" farmer, Rindge, N. H. Sumner" Shad E., Clerk, Boston" Mass. Thomas, Nathaniel M., MaSon, W'qland, Mass'. Thurston, Phebe Lowell; Mass";' "".. ,. Tranaler, Adolphe, operative" Dedham,,'·Mass. Trott,', Isaac C., shipmaster, Bath, Maine Trott, Walter C." suler, Bath, Maine ~urner" E'dward, OlzieYv111e, "R. 'I. Walker:, George, currier~' Pawtucket,' R. I. Walton:, Edward A.,farriier, SalomI Mass. Whitcomb, Albert, and wife" Keene, N. H. 'Whitney, Mrs. widow, 'Keene, N. H. . . , .~i~on~ -John H., flmller, Worcheater, Mass. H., W., A., I, �l2.0 Sec?nd partY'-March 20~ 18$$, John T. Farwell, conducting agent-Continued WiUon, 'Wa1ter~ farmer~ Worchester, Mass. Wooauan~ Edward, Lawrence, Mass. Wright~ Alpheus, f8J.'m8r, Westford, Mass. Wright ~ Erastus, farmer ~ Wes~ford, Mass~ Wright, Erastus E., farmer, Westford, Mass. Young, Charles H., Lowell, Mass. I herbY' ce~ that the foregoing'is a true cow- of the original list of the seoond spring'party for Kansas, under the auspices of the New England Emigrant Aid Company', which left Boston on March 20, 18S$. Boston, June 26, 18$6 I ThOmas H. Webb, Secretary New England Emigrant Aid CoIilpaxw - .... -- Third partY'~ March 27, 18SS, Dr. Hunting conducting agent " ,-- , " Armington, Russell D.~ ProvidSnce,'-R. I. Boormn, Benjamin C~; carpenter~ John B.', and James B., 10 yrs,Faunton, !-tass. Buf'f'mn, E.S~, shoemaker," and wife, S8lam, Mass. Buf'~, George, carpenter, Salem~ Mass. Burt, J. S., Sutton, Mass. . " Carr, Robert W., lawyer, Mechanic Falls, Maine Colman, L. Dwight, Northairipton~ Mass. Cone, Rev. William M.~ Pawtucket, R. I. Dewitt, William, Claremont, N~'-H~ " Dov,: John T.~ tailor, Wife, and child, 3 TrS, Hartford, Conn. Duml, Leonard, NorthaITipton, Mass. Earle, William, Claremont, N. H. Eaton, Charles, Peterboro, N. H. Eato~, Charles R., Peterboro; N~'H. " E:aton, T1motl\v, shoe manufacturer, -West "-Cambr:l.dge, Mass. Farrington, E.benezer, farmar~ FrancistoWll, N. H. Fismr, S,mnuel~ farmer, Greenfield ~ N. H.-' Goo~~ William E., Printer ~ Norway, M8.ine Gr83'~ Alonzo, carpenter, Newport, R". -I. Gross, w. Y., carperiter,DuXb~, Mass. Hibbard, G. W.M., blacksm1th, Lisbon, N. H. HickS, "Joseph, shoemaker, Plaistow, N. H. Lee, :Al.len B., Cumberland, R. I."" " Holcomb, Cornellus, and wife, Northampton~" Mass."-Hubo~, Frederick, carpenter, and wife, Salem, Mass. Jones, Sandford, OXford, -Mass. KeheW, Joseph, Salem, Mass •. ' Kendall, "Franklin,fa:rmer, Boston, Maas'. Keyse, Daniel, farmer;' Claremont, N. H. Lee, G. W.~ Cumberland, 'R. I. Lee, Mrs. H. H., Cumberlarid, R. I. ~ Leis, I Henry, a nd wife, sons, WIn." ane:f 'Geo. ~ Provi.dence, R. I. Lewis ~ Francis, machin1st, West Cambridge, Mass. MatheS, J." N., painter, Lawrence, Mass. I -- _______ Mel~r, John, tailor, Salem, Mass. , �121 Third party, March 27, 1655, Dr. Hunting conducting agent-coatinuing. , " Miles, Augustus, engineer" 'Concord, Ma8s. Morae, George M., expressman, Providence, R. I. O'Donnell, John, Boston, Mass. " Peckham, Asher R., carpenter, girl-9 yrs, 2 boys 7 & 5 yrs, Faunten, Mass. Pari!on, E. C., farmer, Hartford, Conn." , Be~eld, Joseph and 'wife" 2 children under 4 yrs., Hartford, Conn. Ricker, John farmer, Boston" Mass. Rid~ Daniel, tailor, wife" and child, -3 yrs; Hartford, Conn. Rogers, Orin, trader, and wife, Hartford, Conn. Rowe, George, Iqme, N. H. llowe" Jacob .. farmer" LyDie" N. H.sawin" Charles,.;L., L1ttlEJt;on" Maas." SCott, David, carpenter; ProVidence, "R. I;. Seagrave, Edward, miri1Ster, DOY, David W." 14 yrs,Prov1dence" R. I. Shephard, Johil W., Clerk, NaShua" -N. H. .. " , , Smith, Charles R~, tin plater" EastCambrldge, Maas. Swett; J., carpenter, Claremont, N. H. "', "'TabOrj::4t ..,~~., sa1lmaker," arid wife, New Bedford, Maas. Thotias,' E. W. ,H ... farmer, wife" Edward, 16 -rrs, 2 girls, 11 & 13, intant,P'Y.::"':~si~~'":":'~') : Biddeford, Maine ""Thtn:'low, Stephan H... carpenter, Newb\ir1POrt, Mass. Wal~ford, Miss B.; teacher; C18remont" N. H. Wardwell, Addison, famer; Penobscot, Maine Ward,we1l" Ma1"3", Penobscot, 'Maine Web~ .. Henri C., Sutton, Maas. Webb, George W., Sutton, Mass. Welch, 'Patrick, Uxbridge, Mass. Wins;Low, James and "wife, New"Bedford, Mass. Wright, T. J., farmer, daughter, 8 years, C~~nt, N. H. G., I herby certify that the atoregoing is a true copy of the origirialUst of the third spririg party'for"Kansas" under thS auspices of the New England Emigrarrt Aid CompalV', which lett Boston on March 27.. 1855. Boston.. June 26.. 1856 'ThOmas H. Webb, Secret'a.r,y New England Emigrant Aid Company - .. - -- Lawrence Republican, Jul{ 30, 1857- Miscellaneous Business carcls. Ross: & Howland i Cab1llet makers, undertakBn:t, and sign painters. :Tennessee Street, Lawrence, K. T. Juq 23-6 M G. M. & J. S.' Cornelius ;Merchant ta1lors, Winthrop Street, next door west ,House, Lawrende, Kansas. or MorroVJ F. Johnson 'Geo. W. Veale I Il Johnson & Veal8 ~lesa.J.e and retail dealers' 'in geiier81 mercliandise, Quindaro, Kansas. Agents for the sale ot Pittsburg Salamander sates and German anchor 901ting cloths. ' Particular attention g1veD to putting up orders. �122 Obituaries published in Douglas County Newspapers; Kansas Herald of Freedom (KHF) Lawrence Republican Weekly (LR) Date Name 1855 0 f Birth 58 yrSJ. ALBOT(ABBOT), Joshua 9 mo. 15 da.' ASENATH, Emma; about 82' yrs. BALDWIN, B. A. BALLOO, Dr. Jonathan 30 yrs. BLuE~ACKET, Henry BURJ?ITT, Willie Claranc e 1 yr. '27 da ~ BURIEIGH, E'llen Frances; 11 yrs;. 2 mo. CAl'1PBELL, Cornelius, 56' , CLARK, Doct. ('1) H. abt. 44 yrs'. CO,RYj Davis S. 21 yrs~ DEER, Sarah " 2:8 irrs. DOW, Chas. W. abt. 22 yrs. I Date of Death --- Source 5 June 19 Nov 1854 31 March 12 May KHF-9 JUne p.3 KHF-14 April p.3 KHF-7 April p.3 KHF-19 May p~3 KHF-26 May p.4 KHF-7 July P'~ '1 KHF-IO Feb p.3', KHF-28 Apr p.3 KHF-2 Jiune p.3 KHF' 13 Oct p~3 KHF-13 Octp.3 KHF-24 Nov.p.3 1 Dec., p.3 KHF~5 May p.3 KHF-14 Apr p.3 KHF-27 Oct p.3 KHF-24 Nov pi.3 1 Dec: p.3 KHF-24 Mar p.3 KHF-27, Oct p.3 KHF-7 Apr p.3 KHF-27 Oct p-~3 KHF-26 May p.4 KHF-15 Sept p'.3 KHF-22 Sept p.3; KHF-17 Feb p.3 KHF-7 Apr p.3 KHF~24 Mar p.3 KHF~24 l'iar p.3 KHF-24 Nov p.3 1 Dec p'.3 KHF-27 Oct p.3~ KHF-24 Feb p.3 KHF-ll Aug p.3 KHF-29 Sept p.3 KHF-7 Apr p.3 KHF-22 Sept p.):; KHF-ll Aug p.3 KHF-30 June p.3 KHF-21 July'p.3 KHF-5 Hay p.3' KHF-16 June p~2 KHF-16 June p,.2 KHF-13, Oct P;J KHF-7 July p.? 3 May 5 July 2 Feb 27 April 29 May 4 Oct 13 Oct ' I FISH, Mrs. Consort FLANDERS, Leander GOSs], Susan Alice HADIEY, Daniel P. abt. 50 yrs~ 5 yrs~ 4 mo~ 8 da. 4 yrs.' 3 mo. 43 yrs. 29 April 3 April HARD~R, Willis'S. 32 yrs~ 22 irs. 15yrs 3 March 8 Oct HARLOW, '~1ary ',P • HERRICK; Hrs. Lois HERRICK, Nathan HUBBARD, D. L. JOHNSON, E'ric Honroe LEONARD, Mary Ann . LITC.ijFIELD, Lewis L. LITCIWIELD, Harriet'S. LOVELACE:, Eleanor A. LUM, ;Annie K. MO~, Mr. NICHOIS, George PETTENGIL, Clarrie REYNOLDS, Elizabeth ROBINSON, Louis, C. SAVAGE" Charles Leonard SAWINj Arabella M. SCAlES', Nathaniel SPEITER,Henry STONE,! T. J. TAFT, :Juliet VEACH,~ Thomas VEACH, I, Mrs;. Thomas, WHITCoi,ffi ,Increase WILHARt, 31 yrs;. 8 yrs:. "14 da. 23 yrs ~ , 40 yrs~ 7 mo. 42 yrs': 34yrs. 2 yrs.l mo. 13 da. 18 yrs. 71 yrs. 14 mo'. ' 67 yrs,. 19 mo. 25 da. 1 yr. ' 6 yrs'. -3 mo. 17 yrs; 17 da. 20 yrs~ 25 yrs,~ 22 yrs,. ' 50 frrs. abt. 25 yrs;. 6 Nov 28 March 10 October 14 May 4 September 25 August 11 February 7 April 11 March 13' Harch 29 August 13 February 9 August 2 September 5 April 13 August 2 August 4 June 17 July 1 May last of May last of May 6 October 5 J.uly �123 Obituaries published in Douglas County Name WI~»I, S. D. vlILTSE" t-1ary E:. WOODRUFF, Francis G. Newspapers~Continued 1855 Date of Birth Date of Death Source 20 yrs,. 4 mo. 1 yr. 7 mo. 28 ~1ay 23 July 4 September KHF-2, June p.3 KHF-ll Aug p.3 KHF-22, Sept p.3 ):" December 16 October 15 October 9 November 12 January 18 October 22 January 28 October 24 March 12 February 12 February , 12 Oc,tober 22 October 21 April 6 December KHF-20 Dec p.3' KHF-8 Nov. p.4 KHF-8 Nov p.4 KHF':'29 Nov p.3 KHF-27 Jan p.3 KHF-8Nov p.4 KHF";'26 Jan p.3:, KHF-8 Nov p~2 KHF..;,5 Apr p.3\ KHF-16 Feb p.3 KHF-23 Feb p.3 KHF-8 Nov p~4 KHF-8 Nov p:.4 KHF-26 Apr p.3' KHF-20 Dec' p.? 17 October LR-22: Oct ll>'~3, LR-22 Oct p.3\ LR-22 Oct p).3 KHF-28 Nov p.3~ KHF-ll July p.3') LR-18 June p~3; LR-17 Sept p.3\ KHF-19 Sept p'.3 LR...5 Nov p.3' LR-30 Ju~ p~3i, LR-30 Ju~ p.3 KHF-26 Dec p • .31 KHF-14 Nov p~3, KHF-5 Sept p.? KHF-4 July p~3 KHF-25 Apr p~3 KHF-25 Apr P;~3:, LR~25 June p.3:, KHF-31 Jan p.3', KHF-3 Jan p:.3} KHF-21 Nov p'.3; KHF-17 Jan p~3 LR-24'Sept p~3 KHF-30 M~ p.3: 1856 1 , ARMSTRONG, Sarah Jane ASHLEY, Dr. M. B. BARNARD, Miss S. A. BIS~, Harmon DUNPAN, Willis FRENCH, Martha J. GILLPATRICK, Jane 'H. GOLDEN" HARLOW, KNIGH!', KNIGH!', Mr. yrs~ 2.7 yrs~ 26 13 40 yTs;~ yrs)~ a4 yrs~ 69 Yrs~ 22 yrs~ 48 yrs~ ~~W.H. Oscar Robert Charles; Marianne MILlER, Dr. John. Jay SMI'rH, Hannah B. WILMARTH, Julia Anna; w:rnx>IE:, )0 25 yrs,. Mary S. 2 mo. yrs,~ 23 yrs,~ 35 yTs;. 8 mo. 3' da;. 1857 ADAM3, John'I. Ira, BEDDCEs'" Wm. E. BEDDbES, Sarah BUFFUM, Julia Augusta' CHAS~, Willie " COLEMAN, Frank C. COLr14N, Samuel Cabbot COLMAN, Samuel Cabbot CORNELIUS', GilbertM. CRACKLIN, Mrs. Julia A. DELAND,' Mary DUNC~N, Willis Edward ELDRIDGE:, 'James; M. FRY, Chas. Samuel GARVI~, Robert HAMMOND, Ellen HAMMOND, Charl.es! Jerry HANKS', o. HASKE+£., S. Fra.i1klln HERRICK, Elmal HILLMAN ,Miss; Catharlne HUTCIqNSON, Alma V. JOHNSON, Walter _KILLAr1, Francis 31 yrs. 18 mo. '. 36 yra:. 6 yrs'~ 24d.a:. 2:yrs. 3 mo~ 14 da. 9 yrs~ 6 mo. IIlfant 30 yrs ~10 mo. 29 da". 27 yrs". 11 mo ~ 10 mo.' 39 yrs;. 1 yr. 5 mo. 22 yrs,~ 10 yrs. 6 yrs:. " 25 yrs~ 50 Yrs;~ 43 yrs;~ 27 yrs. 5 yrs~'10 mo. 52 yrs. 4" October 14 16 21 12 13 September November May J,une September 13 September 29 October 26 J~ 25 July 2.0 December 4 November 2 September 27 June 5 April 13 J(pril 26 cJi'anuary 14, December 5 November 6' JanUary 13 S'eptember 25 May �Obituaries; published in Douglas County Date Name ~D, Infant son 0 l:857-Continued f Birth 5 wk. 5 da. LAnD, Mary W" T. 31 yra' LAW, George 37 yrs ~ , MARSHALL, Andrew' B. 24 yrs~ 10 mo. MITCHELL, Archibald 36 'Yrs:. ' MUDGE, Gideon ' abt. 35 yrs;. NORTON, Rev ~ H. N. 47 yrs;~ NORTON, Rev. H. N. 47 Yrs~ REED, EdWin B. 2:3 yrs:~ REEP, Edwin E,. 2J yrSi~ RE~, Lillie G~ 12 yrs,~ REED, Lillie G~ 12 yrs;~ PRATT, Sarah 'D •. ' '29 yrs'. 8 mo. RODERIIijPE"Dr. Michael A. 48 yrs:' RO¢" Clarence Melville 4 yrs;.9 mo. ROY, A~ D. ' 21 yrs~ SAVAGE, .AniandaB. jO"yrs. SCOTT, James H. ., SHAW, Dr. Williani 67 Yrs'~ SIMMONS, Mrs. Jane J2yrs. SUT$RLAND, Hr. S'. Newspapers~ontinued Date of Death Source 29 November 22 January 13 February 22: 'September 26 September 27 August 27 August 17 JUly 17 July 25 August 25 August 12 Jurie 11 June 4 May 18 July 17 JUne 10 June J'October 20 June 2' June KHF-31 Jan p.~)' KHF-31 J'an p.3' KHF-2 May p.3: KHF-24 Oct P'.J;i LR-22 Oct p~1 LR-8',Oat p.3 LR-IO Sept p.3~' KHF-12. S,ept 'p.3 LR-IJ Aug p.5 KEF-22: Aug p'.3 LR....17Sept p.3 KHF-19 Sept pi.3 LR-18 June p.3 KHF-20 June' p.3', KHF-9 May p\~3 LR;';"l)'; Aug p ~5 LR0..2 July'p.3' KHF-20 J,une p.3 LR-24 Sept P.J) LR~9 July p.3\ LR-4 June'p.3 1858 BAm$TT, a' son COLL[NS, a daughter FOS~R, Robert Pitt jrilo. 10 da. FULLER, J'ames Munroe" -GODDARD, George Th~cher' 33 yrs,. GRAH.fJ1, LOuisa o. (mss) --- . , GRAHAM;, Mrs:. Martha' 53yrs,. HOUVER, Mr. " KNAPP, Nancy S1 2.9'yrs,. IENHART, Charles PADDOCK, C~. REED, Mirinie FlondaRODRIQUE:,Andrew! SRAEFF, Mr. SHORE, Sarah THACHBR, Kate Angell THURStON, Elisha: 'M. WHIT~, Roxy Ann . WOODFORD ,Pauline M. --- lyre 4 mo. 48 yrs~ 28"yrs. I 4' April 30 November 10 February 18 April 7 February lfMarch 24 February 8 'April 19 March 22. January 17 April 9 February 26 January KHF~17 KHF~lO Apr p';3) Apr p'~l KHF-25 Dec p'.3 KHF-13; Feb p.3: KHF-l May p.3\ KHF~20 Feb p.3 KHF-20 Mar",p~3: KHF~2.7 Mar p~l KHF-27 Mar p.3 KHF-3 Apr p.1 10, Apr p.31 KEF';'lO Apr p.? KHF-8 May p.J; KEF-IO Apr p.3 KEF-l May p:.2 KHF-27 Mar p,.3 KHF-30 Jan P';3' KHF-23 Apr p~2 KHF-13 Feb p~3 KHF-l3 Feb p.3 1859 BACKUS:, SO!} BAIIEY:, Gamailiel --- KHF~13 Aug p~? KHF-2 July p.2, �12S Obituaries published in Douglas, County Newspapers,-Continued 1859-Continued Date of Birth Date of Death Source -Name ---- ---- 25 yrs:. 6 mo. BAKER, S'arah E.. BEEKHAM, Fountain' BR&~TER, Moses C. BRODERICK, Senator 68 yrs. 9 mo. BRQ1rlN, Abigail H. BR~, Fred, abt. 40 yrs. CAMERON, A. D. DENSMORE:, ---' 52 'yrs. DODGE" Rev. J. Ev[~GTON, Dr. J. G. 3mo~ FRA?IER, Infant 6 m.O~ 7 da. FRY ~ Frederick Cephas; GLEASON, Polly H. ' 68'yrs ~ 4 mo ~ HORNBY, William B. HOmnrr, Mary Virginia 23" yrs. 8 mo. 19 da:. HUGH, William HUNT, Leigh 75 yrs ~ HIATT , Farmey Elizabeth 38 yrs.6 mo. JENKINS, Gaius ' 23 yrs~ JOSLIN, Theron A. 11 mo. JUDSON, Elizcabeth KISSEL, John. IESTp:R, Robert' LITTlE" John. H. Me QUEEN,JohnCrison 3 yrs'.· 8 da. ME:RC'HANT, Prudence '14yi:s'•. r-ERRIAM, Rebecca Jackson 34 ''firs. MI~R, Irene 4 mo.' " MINEjR, Lucy 59 yTs,~ 9 mo ~ MITCHBLL, William H. 54 yrs;. 4 mo. 4 yrs, PHILIPS ~ Teqidon RICE" C. C. SA'!'t1i?SON, Eliza1 w. SHAW~ James SMIT~, Lucretia B. 2:7 yrs. STEARNS, 'Charlie 20 mO. SNYDER, Henry .5 yrs. 3 mo. SNYDER, Emily T. J yrs. 7 mo. VON l.fl1MBOLDT.',Baron ' - 91 yrs: Freqerick Henry Alexander WATTIES, -John O. abt. 40 yrs:. WILIJ;AMS', Ellen W~ - 4?yrs;. ~~LTSE:(WILTRE,) ,.J.Q~ .... ,",,-, I .' ~ rr~l. 9, ~91! ___ , - .. '.",.. 8 March 13 October 8 October £0 Aug 1856 1 March 8 March 5 November 1 September ~6:M~ 28 August 19'/l.pril :t6 May l"March 16 January J November 2'9 August 13 March' 16 Augus,t 21 SepteInber 14 March 25 October' l],November 2 September i January 17 August 24 July 19 November 12 December 6 ,May 21 Septslnber February ·6"March .. 14 ~'-" Copied and contributed by Jean Snedeger, Lawrence, Kansas I KHF-12 Mar p.). KHF-12 Nov p.2 KHF-18 J·une p,·.2 KHF-15 Oct p·.2 KHF-15 Oct p.3 KHF-3' Dec: p.2 KHF-2:6 Mar p.3 KHF-19 Feb p.3: KHF- 12. Mar p,.3 KHF-4 J·une p'.2, KHD~5 June p..2 KHF-12, Nov p.). KHF-3 Sept p.). KHF-2.8 M~ p.3 KHF";'l Oct p~3 KHF-.5 Nov p.l KHF-17 Sept p'.2, KHF-30 Apr p.3:· KHF-2, Apr, p.3 KHF-4 June p.2 KHF.,;,5 Mar p~3 KHF-5 Novp.2 KHF-2.6 Nov p~2 KHF-22 Jan p.4 KHF-12 Nov p~3 KHF-3 Sept pS, KHF-26 Mar p~3 KHF-3 Sept p'.3 KHF-8 Oct p~3 KHF-2 Apr. p.3 KHF-29 Oct p.3 KHF-19 Nov p.3 KHF-3 Sept p.3 KHF-9 July p.3 KHF-3 Sept p.3 KHF-6 Aug p'.? KHF-26 Nov p.3 KHF-17 Dec p.3 KHF-4 J,ilne p.l KHF-9 JUly p.? KHF-1 Oct p.3, KHF-19 Feb p.3 KHF-26 l1ar p.3 �]26 LAWRENCE; REPUBLICAN (WEEKLY) Vol. I. No. 31, Lawrence, Kansas Thursd~, December 24, 1851 PRO CLAH AT ION T0 ,THE: PEOPlE OF KANSAS TERRITORY: , In pursuance of the 2d Section of the Act of the legislative assarnbly approved the 11th De'cember, 1851, entitle d "An Act submitting the Constitution framed at Lecompton, under the Act of Legislative assembly of Kansas Territory, entitled, IIAn Act to provide for taking a census and of election of delegates to a convention, passed February 19th 1851." I, FREDERIC P. STANTON, Acting Governor of Kansas Territory, do hereby appoint the following Commissioners for the several counties named. Whose duty it shall be, in pursuance of said law, to establish voting preCincts in their respective Counties, and appoint three Judges of election in each precinct, fori the election to be held on the _4th day of January, 1858: to wit: Leavenworth County-..;,A'dam Fisher, S. N. Latta, '~d Geo. W. Purkins. Atcip.son County--Chas. F. KOb, Ca1eb}f~, and J. T. Hereford. Doniphan County--Thomas H. Mc Cullock, Isaac Tollman, and Ebenezer Blackiston. Brown County--Orville Root; Thos. J. Druinmond, and tlilliam C. Foster. Nemclha CountY--Thos. Newton, Royal U. Torrey, and C. Beurre. Pot~watomieCounty--Robert Wilson, Uriah Cook, and A. Jackson Chapman. Marspall County--J. H. Hiddleton, W-. S. Blackburn, and J. E. Clardy. Riley County--J. N. Horris, Dr. A. Hunting, and- Geo. Hontague. Calhoun CountY--Abram Ray,' w:.rn. Owens, and Dr. Oden. Jefferson County~Wm. Grigsby, Jesse Newell, and J. Hollingsworth. Shawnee County~-A. Polley, W; S. G~lord, arid-Elliot Carriger. Coffey County--lthn. R. Saunders, S. H. :p,arsons, and Hardin Mc Mahon. Woodson County--Chas. Cameron, John Woolman. ' Richardson County-..;james Fletcher, S. T. Ross, and S. A. Baldwin. Brackinridge County--Dr. E:. P. Bancroft, E;. Goddard, and Wm. Griilsley. ~1adisori CountY--A. D; Graham, S. C. Brown, 'and Harmon G~ Elliott. Johnson County--Benj. Dare, 'Joseph Mathews, and JamesD. Allen.Lykiris CountY--H. H. Williams, Johri Yelton, and Dr. W. Heiskill. L;inn :County--David Sibbett, E. Barnes~ and Dr. J. H. Barlow. Bourbon County--Dorn' and .!vIc Gee.;.-B. B; Newton, Jno.Hamilton, Gov. E. Ransom. Douglas County--Robt,. J. Nelson, J. B. Abbot, and James Blood. Franklin County--Jacob A. Marcell, P. P. 'Elder, and J. A.Reid~ Anderson County--Davis Franldnberger; Dr .R. Gilpatrick, and w;;.nr. M. Arri:y. Allen & Greenwood'County--J. A. Coffee, WatsonStewaxt, and A. H. Riever. Davis I County--Jas. W. Blair,E:. 'N. Thurston, aild WIn. B.I'1arshall. Wise County--T. 8. Huffacke'r, E:. Hosier, arid S. H. Hays. Hunter County--E,. R. Zimmerman, Dr. Wiebly. Given under the seal of the Territory at Lecompton, this the 19th day of December, 1851. ; Fred P. Stanton, Acting Gov. Copie~ and submitted by Jean Snedeger, Lawrence, Kansas. �127 DOUGLAS COUNl'Y KANSAS MARRIAGE RB.CORDS 1869 From books 2 and 3 in the office of the Clerk of the Speciali~ed division of ,the District Court" Room 144" Law and Judicial Building" Lawr~nce, Kansas--Copied and proofread by Edna Welling" Vivian Clough, and Mary Jamison" April 1982. - Bride groom . Bride Date Adams, Jabez Arvil" t-iarcisse Audinwood, Simeon Austin, Vernon D. Baldwin" George A. Bandel, William Barker" Daniel Barricklow, George R. Barricklow, Henry ~articklow, H. V. D. Batdorf, Samuel Beach, David C. Benedict, Hucius R. Bertschinger, Adolph Beureau, Henry Bowen, 'Zadok C. , (Zadack) Bowyer, Henry Bragg, James l.f. Breldleisen, William Brinkman, August Brock, Cornelius Brooks, Henry M. Brown, Levi Bruegger, Christian Bunk'). ~. J ()hn Burgin, Willia'll Carey, W. M. Carlson, Olaf Caylor, Peter H. Chandler, Richard Chap~an, Josiah Christian, Joseph W. Clark, Ezekiel Clark, Henry-C. ClarKe,(Clark) Phillip Clover, Sutton S. Cohen:, Henry Nancy Auxier Mary Butel Mary Watts Harriett Case l1ary Freeman Josephine Haller Tennessee Furgerson S. Annie Frame Julia A. Frame Ascenath Patterson Hattie E. Lohr Clara E. Taylor Harriet H. Rosebrook Anna Gerstenberger Sarah E:. :Anderson Minnie R. Johnson IV 13 Apr;~1l869:2:;) 2. Feb 1869 5 Oct 1869 6 Sep 1869 5 July 1869 Ladorah B. Laud Martha Vicke rs Amilia Schinde 1 }1a.ria Cottenberg Angeline Siggins Mary C~ Fisk Elizabeth i-Tillson t1artha Lenz Polly Jane Reel Louisa Blake Alice Gilliland Sophia Fritze1 Susan M. Hallmark Elizabeth Vitt Clara A. HWlter Mary Erastus Horris Rovia £1. Stitt (Still) Sarah J. Davis Amanda Walker E,lla Hoak Sarah Goldstandt Colbert, Anthony Cole, : Angie Collins, Thomas J. Combs; Abner Charity Clark -, Jennie E. Norton Bridget Donnel~ Elmina Cook 7 Har 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 JWl 1869 4 Nov 1869 20 Juri :1'869;' 22 Nov 1869 26 JWle 1869 4 Feb 1869 25 Nov 1869 11 Nov 1869 11 Apr 1869 6 Apr 1869 17 May 1869 (license) 28 Dec 1869 6 Apr 1869 13 Apr 1869 25 JWle 1869 I . . 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 ~ 'Officiant -,,;: .' Rev. J. H. Bonebrake Rev. Joseph Perrier Rev.John K. Dunn Rev. J.C. Herron J as. N. Hendry,P.J. Chas.Chadwick,J.P. Rev. T.W. Henderson Rev. W. R. Davis Rev. I. B. Owwig Rev. Chas.J.Lovejoy. Rev. Henry B. BeL~er Rev.RichardCordley Rev. D. M. Moore Rev. Christian Haas Rev C. E. Lewis Rev. H. K. Muth Rev~ L. R. Campbell Rev. ~. A. Starrett Rev. Jos.Rahskopf Jas.N.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 J as. H. Hendry, P. J. Rev. Henry B. Belmer Rev. Dexter Tucker Jas. 11. Hendry,P. J. Rev. Henry B. Belmer Rev. Andrew Stout Rev. J. E. Bryan Rev. J. F. Morgan Rev. J. H. Payne Rev. G. S. Dearborn Jas. M. Hendry,P. J. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Dudley Lee Andrew Stout John T. Cunningham Jas. C. Herron �128 DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS :i869-Continued Date Officiant Bridegroom Bride Conanti, John W. Conely, Thomas Conger, Theron S. Cook, Ja.."lle$ Covey, Daniel Cra.;i.g, Green Cramer, Conrad J. Cramer, Joseph A. Crews, James R. Cutter, George Davis, Ira Alice Umbarger 26 Nov 1869 Jas. M. Hendry,P.J. Mar,y Kincaid 15 Oct 1869 Rev. John F. Cunningham Cynthia Whitcomb 23 Dec 1869 Rev. Jas. H. BaIlon Amanda J. Crumley 26 Dec 1869 Rev. Isaac Atkinson Clara R. Patty 27 Dec 1869 Rev. J. F. Horgan Maria Johnson (Jenkins)21 Mar 1869 Rev. Hector Barker Mar,y L. Willis 21 June 1869 Rev. Ephraim Nute,Jr. N.Augusta Hunt 10 Nov 1869 Rev. R. L. Harford Julia A. Hoore . 30 ~1ar 1869 J as. 11. Hendry ,p.fJi. H. Lizzie Deering 2 Sept 1869 Rev. V. M. King Louisa Griffith 12 Sept 1869 Rev.Volin. P. McKey (md. Leavenworth))Co.) Charlotte Crunpbell 9 Nov 1869 A. J. Jennings,J.P. 31 Oct 1869 Rev. Dudley Lee 11artha Caldwell Louisa Hall 5 Nov 1869 Jas. H. Henciry,P.J. Serilda B. Hitchell 5 July 1869 Rev. R. L. Harford Martha· H. Hayes 18 Apr 1869 Rev. R. S. Harford Lizzie G. Tyson 25 Nov 1869 Rev. Jas.S. Griffing Mar,y Bailey 9 Oct 1869 Rev. John E,aton Belle Burns 18 July 1869 Rev. John F. Cunningham Martha I'ic Clanahan 10 Jan 1869 Rev. J.H. Bonebrake 11ary J. Hughs 4 Oct 1869 Rev. Richard Cordley Anna Oberleithner 25 r1a,y 1869 Rev. John Pichler Mrs. Emma Lawrence 6 June 1869 Andrew Parsons (Sac & Fox Ag~ncy, Osage County) Harriette Gabrielle 14 Har 1869 Rev ~ Chril1lt1M Hllas Lourena. Covey 9 Dec 1869 Rev. J. F. Morgan Mary F. Wilkinson 1 Jan 1869 Rev. Geo.S.Dearborn Anna Thoman 22 Jan 1869 Jas M. Hendry,P.J. (license date?) Maria Herschbein 5 Oct 1869 Rev. Christian Haas, Elisabeth Ann Owens 11 r1ay 1869 Rev. H. K. Huth Louisa J ~ Cooley 25 Oct 1869 Rev. R. B. Robinson Millie H. Grear(Grier) 14 Sept 1869 Rev. Andrew stout Theresia Harrett 10 Har 1869 Rev. John Pichler Davis, Robert r1. Davis, William Dean, Washington Dempsey, 11ichael Dershem, John A. Dicker, Alfred J. Dodder, Silas Don$.hue, Peter' Dun9an, ~villiam Durha'1l, John A. Ede1;', Michel Edwards, Francis L. E.ge, vlilliam Eldridge, John Emery, John L. Engelsmann, William Epple, Christian Falwell, Win. R. Ferriss, Dewitt C. Field, lu'man Fisch(Fisher)(Fishir), John Flagler, Phil, Jr. Hattie D. Gerguson 24 Feb 18 Florer,' John N. Annie Finney 27 July 1869 Fortper, E,lijah IvTary Harris 14 Feb 1869 Frazier, Robert L. Jannett E,.Groner(Grover) 10 r1ay 1869 Frit~, Charles Anria Grundel 24 Apr 1869 Gabriel, Traugott AnnaStets, 6 Nov 1869 Gee, 'Jefferson Paulina B. Nance 11 Jan 1869 Gilmore, WIn. J. Laura J. Meek 14 Oct 1869 Goodsell, John M. Olive A. Woodrum 28 Sept 1869 (md. Franklin GrahClIll, Champ H. Martha N. Vaughn 25 Nov 1869 Graves, Orin E: •. l1alinda Branson 16 De:c 1869 Greeri, Thomas G. Hittie E:. Moore 27 Jan 1869 Gries'a, A. H. Amelia Beebe(Bebee) 29 J~ 1869 Rev. G. S .Dearborn Rev. WIn.A. Starrett Rev. Dudley Lee J'a5 .H.Hendry ,P.J. Chas.Chadwick,J.P. Rev. John A. Reitz Rev~ Henry Hoys Rev. J as. C•Herron .Rev. Andrew Pa.rsons Co.) Rev. J. E.. Bryan Rev. Eliz.B.Danforth Rev. J. E. Br,yan Rev.Richard Cordley �129 DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS '1869-Continued Da-qe Bridegroom Bride Gum, Samuel H. Haas, Lewis Halpert, J arne s' }1. Sarah Helissa Cole Eliz. C. Johanning S~rah>J'~) Gallagher 18 Har 1869 10 July 1869 23 Dec 1869 E'mma A. Alexander Mel:LndaFlorer Add'a Hall ' Hattie Yates Nellie :r-fack " Botilda NelSon Julia A. Powe 1 17 Jan 1869 24 JanJB69 18 Feb 1869 3 June 1869 7 Har 1869 2.5 June 1869 l2 June 1869 Rachel J. Todhunter 28 Oct 1869 Hall, Thomas t1. Ham', J ame s I Haiding, John H. Heatsig, Rado~ph F. Heck, John H. Heins, Henry Helm, Andrevl E,. Hendry, John W. Hicks, Amos Hin¢s, David P. Hodge, 'Villiam H. Hughes, Peter W. Hutchinson, 1'. J. Jamison, William W. Jeffreys, Hezekiah JohJ;lson, Jasper Journey, Thomas L. Katherman, Michael Keefe, E:dmond(Edmund) Kerr),s, John H. U3rne(Lerue), Charles Lel-lis, John Lgurlgberg, P. J. Lichenberg ,Moses, (Lichenburg) Liston, Thomas J. Litchfield, James Long, Lel-lis S. Macy, HoraceMaddock, Stephen Madison, Christ Margrove,George W. (Margove) , rlc carty, William R. Officiant H. H. Howard,J.P. Rev. Christian Haas, Rev.Jas.W.Gallagher (or J. P.) Adell Deskins 22 Sep 1869 Rev. J. E. Bryan Mary E.Martiri(Allen) 8 Apr 1869 Rev. B.' F. Lewis Ettie B. Durland 17 Nov 1869 Rev. Frank H. Ellis Fredericke E,. Brockmeier 1.5 Nov 1869 Rev. Christian Haas, Anna V. Faulk .5 Aug 1869 Rev. Henry B. Belmer Lorensey D. Wicks 28 Sept 1869 Rev. Andrew Stout Mary E;. Hottel 27 Hay 1869 Rev. E. DeWitt Elizabeth H. Ralstin 14 Apr 1869 Rev. Jas. Bryson Orlena Fergeson .5 Aug 1869 H. H. Howard, J.P. I-1ary Walters' , 8 June 1869 Rev. John Bower Mary Averetta C.Linsley 18 Apr 1869 Rev. R. S. Harford Amelia Beck 20 Apr 1869 Rev. J. F. Morgan Sarah HOi-1cird 21 Jurie 1869 Rev. Richard Cordley Nellie Tenney , 22 Apr 1869 Rev. WIn. A.Starrett Caroline Harris 1 July 1869 Rev. Dudley Lee l'1ary E. Harper 13 June 1869 Rev. John S. Brown Emma Harris 13 Mar 1869 Rev. I.B.Orwig E,llen Matney 4 Feb 1869 Rev. John Bower , Sebrey Ann Hughes (Shuse) 27 June 1869 Rev. Anthony Kuhls (Sebury) Rev. Jacob Markwood 13 Apr 1869 Mary E. Horris Rev. J as. E,. Bryan Sarah 'J. Hague 4 Apr 1869 Rev. Gabriel Gray 1 Aug 1869 Isabella Henry J as .N .Hendry ,P.J. 28 Nov 1869 C.' Ullreka Larsson B. H. Muth,V.D.M. Emma Falwell 7 Apr 1869 Mc Coach, John Mc Dougal, Daniel Mc Farland, John Mc Greg, George Hesser, Natnan F. -' Mill~r, (Schmiller) ,Jos. Mil~e,r, Richard Mary 1'1. Taylor EInily Baker E'liza: J. Gallagher Maria'Davis"'· Florence Adams Moore:, Thomas l-1YricJ<:, Lucian Noyes l, Merrit Olney, Llullyn J. Parks" Joseph Jane' Winfrey Louisa Riggs Helen L. Merriman E. Louis a Ups till Hannah Danie Is ~i~der(Reiter) Mary A.Carrigan 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 John M. (Hc)Cheejman, P. J. 2.5 July 1869 E;. G. Macy, J. P. 7 Jan 1869 Rev. J. F. Morgan 28 Nov 1869 Rev. Werter R.Davis 7 Nov 1869 C. B. Rice, J. P. 4 Mar 1869 Chas.Chadwick,J.P. 8 ~pr-1869 Rev. John Pichler l2 Sep 1869 Rev. Wm.P. Mc Key (md.Leavenwoth Co.) 9 June '1869 Chas.Chadwick,J.P. 6 Oct 1869 Jas.K.Hendry,P. J. 10 Oct 1869 Rev. Richard Cordley 16 Dec 1869 Rev.Eliz. B. Danforth 27 Sept 1869 Rev. Dudley Lee �130 DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS 1869-Continued Date Officiant Bridegroom Bride Payne, Jefferson S. Pease, Allen L. Pe~lee, Abraham Peck, George S. Perkins, Frederick N. Pet'erson, Daniel Pickerel, Christian Pil!sbury, Josiah H. Pit~s" Emery . 23 Feb 1869 Rev. Geo. S. Dearbam'n 2.8 Jan 1869 Rev. John S. Brown 10 Mar 1869 Rev. C. H. Lovejoy 11 Feb 1869 Rev. Jom B. Mc Cleery 18 Jan 1869 Rev. Samuel Weeks. 8 Mar 1869 J'as .1'1.Hendry,P. J. 1 Feb 1869 Jas.M. Hendry, P.J. 4 Nov 1869 Rev. Eliz. B. DaIl1Zmrth 8 Aug 1869 Robert L.Gilbert,J'.P. (md.Jefferson Co.) . Mary Stoebener 14 Jan 1869 Jas.M.Hendry,P. J • 4 May 1869 Rev. S. Weaver MarY A~ Mc Kinney 6 Nov 1869 ' Jas.M.Hendry,P.J. Alma M. Frarer Mattie yates 13 June 1869 Rev. Richard Cordley Fannie Ctishenburg 3 M~ 1869 H. H. Howard,J.P. Hulierteme-Heinis 4 Oct 1869 Jas.M.Hendry,P. J,. Evaline Jackson 22 Sept 1869 Rev. Richard Cordley Christine Smith 5 July 1869 J as .M. Hendry,P. JJ. 31 Oct 1869 Rev .E,liz.B .Danforth Honora O'Connell Mary Mc Keemian 18 May 1869 Rev. John F.Cunningham Rebecca Tipton 24 Oct 1869 Rev. V. M. King Harriet Howard' 1 Apr 1869 Rev.M.M.Hann(Haun) Ernestine Schaffer 19 Aug 1869 Rev.John Pichler Hattie E;~ Osborne 2 Dec 1869 Rev .J. S. Griffing Ann Eliza' Mosser 5 Jan 1869 Rev. G.S. Dearborn NaniJieM. Vice Nov.?' 1869 Elisabeth YoUng 23 Ivlarch 1869 Rev. J.H.Bonebrake Ade liaJ. Curry 22 Aug 1869 Rev.WIn. A. Starrett Elizabeth J. Rodman 15 Apr 1869 Rev. James, Bryson Mary A. Percy 3 Nov 1869 Rev.Richard Cordley Mary L. Highby 1 Feb 1869 Rev. H.G. Murch Hattie E'. Hunt 24 Dec '1869 Rev. Richard 60rdley Lucy R. Banks 5 May 1869 Jas. M. Hendry,P. J. (license) Isabella Elliott 25'Feb 1869 Rev. D.H. Hickok (rnd.Leavenworth Co.) Frank L. Smith 20 Oct 1869 Rev. Winfield Scott (rnd.Shawnee Co.) Sarah J. Addington 3 f1ay 1869 Rev. James H.Ballon ElizabethPoe -- '-, 21 Oct 1869 Chas t Chadw1ck,J .P. Alice M. Williams 28 Dec 1869 Rev. E.zra Johnson Sarah M.R.Johnston(Johnson) 25 Feb 1869 Rev.I.B. Orwig Dorcus Madden"' 9 MaY 1869 Rev. Gabriel Gray Jane R. Nelson 8 Mar 1869 Geo A. Banks,J.P. Mary B. W:eeks 11 Nov 1869 Rev.Werter R.Davis MarthaJ-; Davidson 29 Apr 1869 Jas. H.Hendry,P.J. Elizabeth Ii. Rothrock 25 Mar 1869 Rev.Peter Brubaker Faruue Watts 24 Aug 1869 Rev. J. N. Lee Matilda J. Hayne (Hays ) 15 Apr 1869 Rev. Hector Barker Charlotte L-.M~Wiere 20 Dec 1869 Rev.Carl F .W.Trepton Martha A.Thompson 30 June 1869 Rev. Henry M.Green Eva M. Rue 30 Nov 1869 Jas.H.Hendry,P.J. Planz, Jacob Pl.att, JomPorter, Stefilien E.. Potts, Geo. H~ Powell, Nathan PulVemiller, Conrad Ralston, Charles Randell, Thomas Ra.n$orn;Albert Redington, Patrick Reynolds, John M. Ring, James H. Risse, John RitZman, William Rob~on, John Russell, E:zra~ R. Salter, Robert T. Sample,John B. Sancires, George W. Sauriders, Abner M. Sco~t, Charles C. Searl, Reuben S. Seymore, Christopher Simi~on, Jom Sinclair, William T. Skelton, William T. Slagle, Win. H. 'Smittl, Daniel E:. Smith, James, w. Srriit~, Sanders Smit~, Wm. H. Sriider, Joseph G. SnoolF, George E:. Soxm~; Hem"yR. Spriggs, James SproUl, James A. ,'_ .StaUS:s (Strauss) ,John Stevens, Henry M. Stevens, Tilman H. r " .. ~ ... Anna M. Bullock Sophia M. Ward Julia Barricklow Lucinda Hatton Rebecca Davis Carrie Lingrun , Lucretia- M. Bailey Emma Steele- . Emma T. Mi tche 11 1 () �131 DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS 1'1ARRIAGE' RECORDS 1869-Continued Date Officiant BriCiegroom Bride Stickney, John Stokes, Henry M. Strode, Isam Stroup, Isaac W. St~, Jonah Taylor, Jack Thomas, Barclay Thompson, Alfred Thornton, Joseph Tingle, Peter Tobey, Samuel D. Townsens, Jackson Urech, Casper Van~erpoo1" Thomas B. E,liza' J. Helm 21 May 1869 Rev. E. DeWitt Mary E. Waddle 12 Jan 1869 Rev. Andrew Stout Clime1sa }1arshal1 25 Mar 1869 Rev. T.W.Henderson Mary M. Hc Gee 14 Feb 1869 Chas.Pilla,J.P. Pamelia Jones 14 Oct 1869 Rev.Chas.J.Lovejoy Annie Dean 29 Dec 1869 Rev. Dudley Lee Phebe Randall 21 Jan 1869 Rev.Richard Cordley Mattie Jenkins 21 Oct 1869 Rev. Dudley Lee (1) Morton ' 20 Jan 1869 Rev. Dudley Lee E..lizabeth Hackley 25 Feb 1869 Rev. Hector Barker Augusta J. Fuller 9 Oct 1869 Geo. A.Banks,J.P. Mary White ' 11 Apr 1869 Rev. H. G. Murch Paulina"Friedlin(Freid1ein) 5 May 1869 Rev.CarlF .W.Treptow.' Ada Stewart 5 Nov 1869 Rev.Wm. P. McKey (md.Jefferson Co.) 11 Feb 1869 Rev. Joseph Iliff Anna R. Ryan 1 Jan 1869 Chas.Pi11a, J.P. Ruth Hatten ' 28 Oct 1869 Rev. John K. Dwm H. Amelia Britt 21 Oct 1869 Chas.Chadwick,J.P. Lois; H~ Dorsey ? Nov 1869 Elizabeth'Rinehart Rev.John F.Cunningham 25 Oct 1869 Annie Gandley Rev. R. L. Har.ford 11 Nov 1869 ADria S. Bailey Rev. R. L. Harford 23 Sept 1869 Sarah A. Persell Jas. 11.Hendry,P. J. Jennie Duffield' 13 Mar 1869 (License) Josephirie Hamiltori 1 July 1869 Jas. M.Hendry,P.J. Annie(Nancy)Richardson 5 May 1869 Rev.J .We1lington Henderson Kl1a Donovan 23 June 1869 Rev. R. L. Har~ord Anna Caldwe 11 J as .MHendry ,P .J • 23 Sept 1869 Lueie A. Carruth 16 Dec 1869 Rev. Richard Cordley Harriet Gitman 11 Mar 1869 H. H. Howard,J.P. Jane DeWitt 22 June 1869 Jas. IvI.Hendry,P.J. Rose McKernan(Keman) Rev.John F.Cunningham 26 Oct 1869 8 Sept 1869 Elizabeth B. Crain Rev. WIn. A. Starrett Almira E:dgington l' Aug 1869 Jas.M.Hendry,P. J. Elizabeth Garth ,. Rev.Thomas.W.Henderson 30 Dec 1869 Eugenia Chevalier 23 Mar 1869 Jas.M.Hendry,P.J. E;veline Griffith 11 Apr 1869 Rev. Wm. P. Mc Key 1 John G. VauX, J. J. (F.?) Wad~, William P. Walker, James F. Ward., George M. War:lup, Peter Welch, Is'aac Whipple, Frank B. Wic}(s, John N. \Jljarnum, Wildman, John A. Williams, Allen , Wilsbn, 'Josiah T. Witherell, Justus Wood, Edwin W. Wood~ Lewis O. Wood~ard, David T. Yoder, Charles P. Young, George E: Young, James Young, James W. Young, John F. Zuehlka, Charles Lm~nce Republican, Jug 30, 1857, Miscellaneous Business Cards. Mrs. M. P. Canfield Wholesale and retail millinery establ1shnient," Massachusetts street, near Whitneys Hotel, Lawrence K. T. D. B.: Burnham '. ,.. , , General. agent for Kans~, tor all kinds ot a.gricult~ implJiments and ~ch1nes, and dealer :iJl all kinds 'ot tields, garden" and £lower seeds, _--' fruit trees and shrubs, at the Lawrence Seed Store,'I,8Hrence, Kansas. Jell-3 M ) _J : ,~.) �132 It·PIONEER CEMETERYII Located one mile south of High Street (in Baldwin City, Kansas) on sixth street (extends to county road 1055.) The early records call it Oakland Cemetery. I: The cemetery is lithe Baldwin City cemetery of the Kansas Educational association of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Baker University turned over the maintenance of this cemetery to the Oakwood Cemetery (established in 1880) of Baldwin City. When the entrance was built in 1954, the name used Wlas "Pioneer eemetery." .i' , ~ address gi5'it ~ E!.:. Homer K. Ebrirt,z. Baldwin City, Kansas at the reded~cation 6 June 19 (Dedication May 31, i 54.) In a copy of the -early registration of this Baldwin City, cemetery bearing the date Sept. 14, 1864. It is sigiled by the Register of Deeds, James C. Horton. Names of of£icers:'George W. Paddock";Pres; Henry W. Barricklow-Vice Pres.;Hugh D. Fisher-8ecretary; Nathan Taylor-Treasurer. Also the names of WIn. H. Schofield, W. G. Piper, and Wm. Butt. streets laid out in this cemetery. This long path east and west is "names" Mt. Vernon Street. Streets laid out north to south are called--Hyrtle Avenue, Cypress Avenue, and Summit Avenue. , Name ---.. ANDERSON George .~ •. ANDREws Barret Barton , Infant Son Katie Sarah Viola BAKER Jennie E.. BALDWIN : Milton BARRICKLOW Henry : Josephine I Mary R. J. CARRUTH : Edwin H. , Mary s. Price CHAMBERLIN : Musadora CHAPr.11\N . Annie :! Ellis Jessie ! Nannie : William I I -- Birth Death 1828 1906 1860 10 Apr 1833 1859 1836 1865 19 Dec i883 24 A'ug 1866 16 June 1884 5 Aug 1880 8 Mar 1879 2 June 1866 1853 31 Mar 1861 1828 1858 1798 1813 20 June 1869 10 Aug 1872 21 Dec 1863 17 Jan 1866 3 Oct 1869 17 July 1830 22: May 1828 23 April 1864 4 May 1864 1819 16 Sept 1883 1858 1804 1856 1854 1802 1862 " 16 Jan 1878 1862 1862 6 Apr 1859 �133 "PIONEER CEf1ETERYuI-Continued -Name Birth Death 1861 1814 1806 1864 9 Feb 1861 11 Nov 1866 1 Sept 1811 28 July 1864 1859 1841 1865 1831 11 Aug 1811 1905 5 Dec 1866 1918 1192 11ar 1864 1869 25 Mar 1869 I CLARK-No.1 Anna1 Mary Richard Willie H. CLA~-No. 2 Ida B. ' Lenora Richard , Samuel L. CLAYTON : Alice COMBS Eliza'M. DOBKINS DOSS, I S. B. Co.I 4th Wisconsin Cavalry Lewis 1882 15 Apr 1885 DUVALL :William H. Co. B. 11 Kans Inf. FERIq:L Cleopatra 1861 5 Dec 1861 FIEHLER :Lenora Ella 1814 1819 29 Feb 1811 (1) 9 Apr 1819 1841 23 Oct 1866 FRYE: : Mary Francis GILLILAND :Frank Mary C. Willie 3 Nov 1868 30 June 1869 -_.. HALL Frank 3 Nov 1868 30 June 1869 ~anie JAMESON --::- ... _--- ~ohn 30 May'-i18:t4 ll! Dec 1864 �l34 "PIONEER CEMEI'ERY"-Continued Birth Death Name JO~ Jacob B. , Wiley B. Wilson L. 1842 1804 1834 24 Dec 1900 15 Dec 1811 19 Dec 1866 (Co.H. 1st Kana Int.) 1810 28 Aug 1856 1846 1856 1836 2.8 May 1816 1 Feb 1902 18 Jan 1866 10 March 1813 10 March 1813 6 Sept 1191 20 March 1812 1841 1838 1813 22 Sept 1880 6 Nov 1819 30 Aug 1881 JUNKINS Alice Clarah Jolm S. H. Maggie Nancy LYNCH , Levicy r-ERKEL , Emilie Peter , William H. -I'1IERLEY Hichael MOORE· , Charles E. Dicey : Earl , E,thel Grace E. ~ Jesse C. Laura M. : Margaret 1891 1859 1882 1883 1892 1842 1868 1803 1844 1880 1844 1826 22Jan 1838 1881 15 Jan 1871 1882 1881 4 March 1862 6 May 1811 9 Feb 1863 Rev. Thomas H. 23 Sept 1815 24 July 1862 Lilla 10 Feb 1854 18 Dec 1812 1867 1886 11 Aug 1867 26 Sept 1886 o I o Mary M. , Nettie : Pharabal ,Sarah J. ,Wm. D. MUDGE: I NASH Co. K. 16th Kansas Cavalry 1896 1892 1885 1885 1896 0 PARDEE Mellie Pearlie I I PEARS()N Ann 40 years; 10 Oct 1882 William PEMCE:: (1) Amanda' , 1832 14 May 1867 �135 II'PIONEER CEl1ETERYII- Continued Birth Name PRATHER E,lmer E.. George George L. Lloyd Nancy Rev. Thomas Thomas William A. I RANKIN i Ella Mary REYNOLDS i Delila RICHARDSON Alfred Eleanor Margaret Robert 1 Death 12 April 1863 1862 Co. C. 16th Kans;as Cavalry 22 Aug 1864 1844 25 April 1861 1183 11 Aug 1811 1182 8 Dec 1888 1805 28 March 1863 1860 18 Nov 1815 1813 1861 14 1844 18 Aug 1865 1830 1194 1833 1828 1864 1865 1862 1862 1844 1840 1862 1862. 10 March 1869 22 Aug 1869 June 1864 ROE, Joseph Sarah SELLs . Frederick Russell SHELBY , Sgt. Q. }tIe SH&PHERD , James W. SPERAW Baby 1st Kansas: L. A'. 1841 2 Dec 1861 1901 SPMGUE : Shelby 1833 10 Dec 1863 STEVENS , John Co. H. Kans. CavaJ.r.y STIlL , Martha E:. 1 Dec' 1851 wife and children of A. T. --TIMMONS Emma T. 13 March 1863 25 !-'larch 1861 13 March 1863 TOOTHAKER ·Elmira George W. 16 Nov' '1816 1 March 1843 29 Oct 1813 19 March 1913-Co.D. 2 Mo. S.M.Cavalr,y. 1814 16 Sept 1816 1811 1832 1862. 1895 1825 15 Sept 1864 ,- 1812 16 March 1864 TUTT~ I Myrtle TYNER J'ames: H. 'Margaret tiARREN Nary I WHITE! Augustus ----~- --- w. �136 "PIONEER CEMETERY"-Continued Death Birth - Name liT:T'T'V-'n.~' ~ ~~ ' Tir--.,: . . . . ,,_' J'-.r;;'''''---j C~t ~.\, "'C~_J '_~(. Catherine Sgt. Isaac J. Washburn Lenorah Clara A. , Willis WITTEN James; 1920 1840 1911 1835 Inf. Co. B. 12th Kans as 24 Feb-1861 25 Aug 1859 9 Mar 1870 9 Sept 1863 2:7 March 1870 5 Oct 1861 15 March 18702 June 1866 23 Sept 1860 1793 Copied with permission for the "PIONEERII from records of the United r1ethodist Library, Baker University Library, Baldwin City, Kansas. Submitted by r1ary J~son, Baldwin City, Kansas. PRAYER-By' An Unlmown Oontererate Soldier I askBd God for strength, that I ~ght achieve, I was made weak, that I IIdgtrl; leam humbly to obey-. I askBd for health, that I might do greater things. I ~, given infirmity that I might do better things. I asked tor' riches, that I might be haPPY', , I waS g1ven povertY', that I might be wise. I aalced for power, that I might have the praise of men. I was given weakness, that I might teel the need ot GOD. I asked tor aU things, that I might enjoy lite, I wa::t given lite, that I might enjoy all things. I go~ nothing that I asked tor ~ but ~ver;ytbing ~ have hoped tor. Almost! despite D\YSelt, Iff1' unspoken prBi,Vers were answered. ..' . . ~ I am among , aU men, most richly blessed. --.Author Unknown �137 HISTORY OF CENl'RAL UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 1501 Massachusetts" Lawrence, Kansas The roots of Central United Methodist Church reach back to 1854 when the first United Brethren Church was organized in Lawrence. A man by the name of S. S. Snyder came to Lawrence in October, 1854. He was sent as a missionary and staked out a claim near the edge of Lawrence connnunity, mich was. on~ about 600 persons. , During a period of years up to 1914, there were four different locations, most,· of them North of the Kansas River. In 1914 a new brick building was erected at the corner of 11th andVermont. It was known as "The S. S. Snyder Memorial" and was used until 1939 when the church was destroyed by fire. Efforts to raise money, keep the congregation together and build a new building were made but all efforts failed, and'in 1946 the United Brethren merged with the E:vangelical Church. This church was located at 1000 connecticut. - This history dates back to the year 1909. The Evangelical Annual Conference met in Jewell, Kansas. At this Conference a mission was l~cated in Law~nce and Rev. E. J. Fietz was appointed pastor. The church was named Zion E;vangelical. There was a group of 26 members but they had no church to go to fori worship. : Quarter~ Conference met in J\U1e~ 1909. There was a report that the Swedish Lutheran Church at 1000 Connecticut was for sale. This church was. purchased for $1,100.00. The building was in bad shape and needed much repair and remodeling. When the next Annual Conference met, they asked for financial help. The church was raised and re-sided with most of the labor being done by the men of the church. The new church was dedicated on September 3, 1911 with Einil Wendland as pastor. i The Ladies Aid was organized in 1913 and met each week for work. They also served many meals for 19~ and 25¢ a meal to help with the expenses of the church. It was decided in 1911 to improve the building again. So the basement was enlarged, a furnace was installed, and plans were made to purchase a parsonage. The house at 1009 Connecticut across the street from the church was purChased for $3,500.0Q~? . In 1919 a Woman IS Nissionary SOCiety was organized. Money for missions was ~ollected and sent to the missionaries. Nany da¥s were spent in sewing and large packages of clothing for infants and children and other needs of the missionaries, were sent. , The church was partially destroyed by fire in 1920. ,During the years the congregation had been grovling until in 1944, they felt, the need of more room and wished for a new church. The trustees were give~ the power to start a building fund. Their first effort brought in $2,200.00. I beUeve Rev. George Landes' was the pastor at the time. i In 1945 Leland and Elaiile Yourig were sent to the Lawrence Church. They were'a young and enthUSiastic couple who put forth every effort toward organizing and planning for the'new church. ;At Quarter~ Conference in 1945 it was voted to have the District Superintehdent, E. E. Erffmeyer, to present the building project to Annual Corif'erence~ In May of 1945 $10,000.00 was allowed. Then there was an appeal to the General Board of Missions for an additional $10,000.00. In 1941 the Confer.. ._ ence IYouth Fellowship made the Lawrence Church a miSSionary project with a goal :of $5,000.00. The church was still a mission at that time. During this I i, �tinie the United Brethren and Evangelical Churches merged. The merger took pl ace in 1 946,. Property was purchased at 15th and Massachusetts in November of 1945. This site was chosen because the lots were available. It was not far from the old location and was conveniently located in the town. : In 1946 Norman Goode was employed as architect and in iU.947 Ray Angeny was hired as contractor. During August, 1947 ground was broken for the new building and by October the corner stone was laid. Mooris Cleveland made a metal container to place the articles in and Lawrence 110nument Company Jfa.~ nished the corner stone. Items -in the corner stone are: a church hymnal, a ChUrch Discipline, a copy of blueprints for the new building, a list of churdl members, a list of building committee members, a few pieces of money, a copy of :Journal World newspaper, and a new copy of the HolY Bible. : The note burning service was held October 6, 1957 with District Superintendent Henry H. Vogel present. Leland H. Young continued to be the pastor until May, 1958. Work progressed rapidly and the church kept grov1ing spiritually as well as in membership. The Sunday out family put our letters in the church, 23 persons were taken into church membership. Work continued on the new building. R. O. Burgert spent most of his waking hours at the site to see that the project was carried out 'as it should be. lvIr. Burgert was Chairman of the; Building Committee. Leland Young put on his unionalls and spent many, many hours supervising and suggesting with much interest and concern for the best possible results. These men's ver,y lives and souls became entwined in the bricks and rafters of the building. Many others helped in various ways. During the weel~ 0'£ September 15-19, 1948, the church was dedicated with services each night and Sunday, both morning and afternoon, with a basket dinner at the noon hour. The dedication service was held Sunday afternoon wit~ presentation of memorials and gifts, as well as the building fund offering. BishopC. H. Stauffacher was present to give the dedication s~on. : Another parsonage \\las purchased in 1954 at 1530 Kentucky. : The church and Sunday School membership continued to grow until the class rooms were bursting at the seams. In 1957 a house and lot at 1507 was, bought for an annex to be used for class rooms. During this time the members of t,he church built a nice cabin in Forest Park to be used by the youth of the church. The house being used for an annex became unsafe and parking space was ii, need~d, so the house was razed and the house across 15th Street was bought for another annex. There was much more room for the children's classes and BibJ1 School. This did well for several years until it was condemned as unsafe and later was sold • •,The house directly back of the church was bought for a parsonage and later the house and lot south of the parsonage was purchased. The house was moved to make more spaces for parking. This connected Vermont Street with the parlq.ng lot. ,After the annex north of the church was not used, the children's classes were !brought back to the church. It seemed now was the ti."I1le to be'gin planning for an educational wing for the" church. During the 60's there were many triaL runs ,to get the project of building started. In 1972 the program of an addition was begun in earnest. When the Kvangelical United Brethren denomination and the Methodist denomination merged, we needed a name to distinguigh our identity in the tOivn and -Conference. After a fellowship dinner one evening in the church the name Central was decided upon as being the most suitable. I < , , �139 , Ground breaking for the new wing was one Sunday after the,'moe!ling wor- , shfp on November 12, 1972. Ernest Moore was pastor during this period of :,: building. The new educational wing was completed and consecrated on Palm Sund38", April 7, 1974. The architect was Will,Owens. The building committee was: Chairman, Stan Zaremba'; Secretary, B6b Schrock; Treasurer, Earlin Burgert. Others on the committee were Ken Jorgensen, director of construction, 0. H. Garber, John Kliewer, James Hiller, Frank Pippert, and Bob Street. OrVille Carey was Chairman of the TrUstee Board. The building was constructed at ',a cost of $150,000.00.' The Consecration Celebration was attended by Bishop Dixon, who gave the Consecration sermon,and a delicious luncheon which had been arranged and cooked by Lorraine Schrock and Lois Zaremba, and an open house followed. Later in the 70's the church underwent another rejuvenation. The room which had originally been the Chapel was made into a church parlor and named the Ingle Parlor. When the men's Bible -Class was no longer in existence, the rooin was made into a library and resource room. The old fellol-lship hall was remodeled and made into a youth Center. The old kitchen was enclosed and shelves were added to make storage room for tools and other equipment. A nice nursery room was made from some small classrooms. : --This history was prepared by Mrs. ott (Florence) Garber in 1979 and updated in 1981. Much of the information has been co1iected from various histories that were written in years past. , The following is a list of Ministers who have served this church: E:. J. Feitz 1909 F. U. Hoyer 1910 1911-1912 , Emil Wendland C. B. WiIming 1913-1914 A. Brunner 1915 -1916 I J. K. Young 1916-1921 ~. Hobbs 1921-1923 B. F. Lu~ 1923-1929 J. R. Nanninga 1929-1931 A. J. Miller 1931-1937 I D. E;. McGregor 1937-1944 , George Landis 1944-1945 Chester Iwig 1945 ' 1945-1958 , Leland H. Young Paul Hett 1958-1963 Lawrence Kurth 1963-1969 Elton Garrison 1969-1971 'E'rnest Moore 1971-1975 ~Ray Bell 1975-1978 ,Gene See~ 1978-1980 1980:Lawrence Kurth i 1 1 ~\ I , COigied and submitted bY.. Donald.. and Wilma Vaughn, Lawrence, Kansas. Lawrence Republican, Jul,y 30, 1857, George Ford. Dealer in staple and fancy dry 11m1 just opened with a new and H. ShankJJ.n ~cellaneous Business Cards. - '. gooas', hats, caps,boots, and shoes, complete assortment Lawrence K T "", ¥ooles~ and retail dealer '. ~,~ , , , .'. • in bOots, . sho~s:, hats; & caps. Massaehu:;retts Street, opponte ~ Horrow House, Lawrence, KanSas jell-3m �140 MIwrES, KANSAS ANNUAL CONFEBENCFI, M. E. CHURCH 1866 From the Minutes ot the Eleventh Session of the Kaos as Annual Conterence ot the Methodist Episcopal Church, Held in Baldwin City, K8D88S March lS, 1866. Jlppointments B~dn I. " ','" ' City District, :H. D. Fisher, P. E. Jesse Breckwq, North Lawrence J. S. Cline, Blue ·Mound G. S. ,Deuborn, Lmfl'8nce D., ~cld.nson, Wyandotte R. P. Duvall, CmtrOpolis , C. l,I. Edgerton, Professor of 'Music in Baker University and member : City Quarterq Conference L. F. Green, suppq, De Soto M. ~. Haun, Clintcm J. D. Knox, Topeka C. ,E:. LewiS, Ga1'd.ner'" S •. R. Me BurneY, BalchdnCity Henr,r Moy'S, Tecumseh',' J. B. Orwig, Auburn aDd Bur~_ ' ' , ' G. w. Paddq~k, CorresPonding,Secretar,y of Baldwin of the Conterence Centenar,y Committee : and member ot Lawrence Quarterq Con.t'erence Local Preachers -with their T. M,. Adams, Centropol1s (Franklin Co.) C. B~r, Clinton Jas.: Bryson, Franklin o. Davidson, Baldwin City J. Emery, Baldwin City Paschal Fish, Eudora Vi. H~ Fisher, Lawrene'e D. T. Griffith,' Oskaloosa (Jetferson Co.) Jas. :Hague, Baldwin City , Job W. Hague, Fr8nkl1n WileY' Jones, Baldwin City' . Chas~ Jordon, Tecumseh (Sh8imee. Co.) Vim.' ~erlin, North'LaWrence' N~ah ;Levertine, '~ka!Loosa (Jefferson Co~) A.J ~ Loomis, Baldwin City C. W~ Me Cormick,Clinton O. H. Mitchell, Lawrence \in. Moore, Prairie City ,Z. R.' P,1e~y, Baldv:iil Cit,., Th~mas Pra~r" Baldwin City L. B.I Rq;Cl1nton ,. ~_. V.i.J!Oberts,. Oskaloosa (Jefferson Co.) N• Saulsbury,' L8Wr8nce Jas. Still, EudOra R. Tegart, Clinton" ~~ Tulk, ottawa (Franklin Co.) P. O. Addresa �Local Preache~ontinued , Joseph'~lch, BaJ.dw1n CitY. 'Wbit~, Eudora . Demns Willey, BaldWin City J •. W. Wille7, Fran1cl 1n D. 'J.Woodward, C.linton . T. ~.WoCXlward, Cliilton Wtn.: Traveling Preachers-with their P. O. Address Jesse Brockwq,North Lasrence It. 'Davis, Baldwin Ci1iY' G. ~.' Dearborn, LaWrence R. P. Duvall, Centropolis H. D. Fisher, I.a.wrence . C. H. Edgerton, BaldrlnCity' T. J. Ferril, Baldwin City M. M. Ham, C~on' J. S. K11ne, Lawrence Jas~ Lawrence, OskaloOsa S. E. Me Burney, Baldwin Citr. Heni-;, Moys, Tecumseh .: G. W. Paddock, LawrenCe S. Parker, Baldwiri .City L. ,D. Price,' Osk8l.oosa ~.' W. G. Piper,;;,Baldwin City A. Still, Centropol1s . W~ . Copied from liThe Minutes of the K~as 'Annual Conf~nce Journal of the M. E. Churc~l866". Publishing Comiii1ttee: G. W. Paddock, J. D. Know, L.L. Hariman-Printed at the Kansas Daily Tribune Book and Job Printing Ottice, Lawrence, Ks. 1866. Thi~ book is in the United Methodist Library in BSldWin City, KS-(Coll1Ds Lib~ary-Baker University.) Subm1tted by Mary Jamison. - - - -- .. If i9ut re tired at; the em of the workd.q, perhaps you're burning up more .'!calQriel), thaD you think you are~ I ' . ...... .. . The following is a list of workdq nexercises" and' the calories each one takes: , ~ 1 Beating abou1i the bush. - 75; jogging 'the memory - 125; jumping to conc11l8ions - 100; cl:imbingt~ wall - 150;. s~ prl.de - SO; passing the buck - 25; graSping at· straws:- 75,; beating yOur own drum - 100,;: t~ your wight arouncl - 300,; turning the other' cheek - 75; wading thru ,~perwork - 300; eating crow- - 225; dragging yoUr heels - 100; _ push:1.pg your lUCk - 250 •. CopieK1 with permission f'.rOm S Jan 1982 issue of Cappers' Weekly. �llaa·· 'pensioners. tis.ted I . " .... I ' .' , . , C~ W~ Slni th, Undertaker"sRecord:. 1· ~ . : on·~ I· 1~90, . -1907 I ........ :. . . "". :'. ~ "~., !\ ·---·A: llst fa reference to! the bfrths and' deaths· of soldiers' for the: purp(}se: of' .pension l:>enefits! for burial~. Included: is the name'" date' lof birth, and'iit some. instance~:, the place of birth and date' of death.- Some' n~es appear more' than once, and whe'll: dates: differ,. all..vari ati(}ns ar~: listed' here'. '. Alphabetic'a'l!arrangeme~t . i:s; for convenience" of searchers~ . --Copi'ed by Pauline' B'. Ern!f! .t ' ' - .:" . - - - "i.......... ._,,_., -.'-...\. Nane, .. Abde1ol, Dr. AcrJs, Johnathan· Adanis,· J~ Q'. AdaqS:. J. W.... Alder, J~ w...: . And~rson, Tom J. Anthony, D. R. Apiiz, C. Bangs', C~ W~ Baq ey, F ~ A~ . Baker, Harlow W. Bales, J. A. Baldwin, Eben Ba1cJwin, L. p~, Har~er, .Tohm Barker, G. J~ Harker, WilT R'.. Bartlet, N. B. Benedict, S. A. Benspn, H. E. BOnellrak&, J~ If. BOwers:, Joe· BOwetsocK,. J~ F~ BrookS'i~ N.G., , . . Br1'g9S, E~ P'; HrinRer. Dave: F. . Brool~s, A~ G~. Br,OOKS, Paul R~ I Bro 0 i{:s , Perry: B'rown!, ~~ W;.· . t- J' S~ BroWD" '.~. Browne-~ \in. Brune~, David J. ~ Bulre~e:'t t~. . Caldwell!' , E'~ F~' Ca (0 ltey, W~ H~ Carpeq.ter,. If: ; .. ;', '.:- C,art~~, \Il;~' ,~'- ... ';. .;:".,-;,~'~'~':~(;;"_ , qfits:le~;-;E~~. D!~.: "':" '. '::'."., ~ .\,:':~_' .(~~~~e:rnn~-:~~, m~·, ~-;.. ", ,~ ." .-'~~~: -':;-, :~.:'"" .' . :. '" f::''( J -, ... , •• . .:<; '-':, ::. ';/',-.','- ': {.. . ':.~J . . ··,,1,· .- ,. . I.' .." ;. I , .... • ',' Date of birth 7 Feb 1832, 16 Aug 1839 27 Jul! 1841j 22 Feb 1839 Nov 1846 29May 1839 22. Aug 1824 28 Oct 1837 16 Dec 1835' 29 Oct'. 1829 4 Oct' 1826J 16 Jan 1616 15 Mar 1842. 6, Sep 1850 14 Feb 1842 26 Nov 1842. 10 Nov' 1842 24 Nov 1834 8: Nov 1831. 8 Oct 1837 21 Jun 1830 7 Nov 1832.. 19 Sep 1842.. 18 Nov 1838,~ 12. JD' 1834 30 Mch 1830 18. Nov 1838. 22'. Jul 183i;t 4' APr: 1826, 29, Oct'. 1820.:' _ Apr' 1806~ 1'5 Nov 1881 18 Jan 1837 7 JUl. 1826· . 6· sep. 1859: 19 Mch 1840 20:' Oct 182830 Jan 1845~ 23t Feo".1842\ 15: A'gr ~1823f;" , . ' . ' ~:' • . ' '" .~ I'" • Phce of .birth .. Date of death \ Ind. Virginia N. Y. Mass. Di'ed Gemany: Dead I Ohio Ohio Mass. N. Y:~ ,, Ohio Died' I Ohi'o: • , I Died' lrel_andi Ind'. N~ F;' .. Bri'ghton,: Englland: :"" .. '" -,. ~; " ~:":_':.:.:.'.'.,',~.;:" _? '-. '::':. 7T,'Y'~i:'S:~' .. . .. , :.' '.',.'..·:.~:~:"j"'l..;il'_· ; '1',., -,i' "- ',. :"': " . ".. .. , ,.;",k, ~" ,',' ;,,;~ ;" ...~ ... ', .- I r' ....•. ,-' . : ': ,. . :t.iC;:,':.:.~.~.','-. '.'. :.~:. ,~.fc.~:~·~.~.,: . .",.:'~ .:~.'".~'~"~~"_~~'~ ~E :~;5.~·. ·. : .~':~.~.~. ~ . :"-.":::].~.('-~":t:j- ".,.,',.• :T-'." {:'~ ..- '; .<~ . ,,-.. ~;:~!,!':_:_ t _ :.-. . -t-' ~ .:~.;::~,' [~. '~~~" ~ r~ + -~ ~., •• • • ~.,"~ �l43 N'am:e, ~,of bi rth; P1!ace' .2.L bi rth Date of death ,--' ' ChandrilL, S~ J~ 1 Nov 1'842 Churchbaugh, L. 28 Sep" 1833 Dfed'2-25-99 Charlt()n, John 20 Jan 1'827 Churchill, J'. B ' . 4 Dec' 18311 Vt,. Churchflll. S~ J'~ 1. Nov 1842, Cl'a~k, A: P. 19 Apr 1821 Cl'ark, N. S: (H: S~) 18 (9)' Apr 18ttS Ill., Claypool, J. C.' 25', Aug 1827 Cody, G. W. 16 Sep 1837 Coffi n, W. G'. 22 Feb 1811 Cole, U: C. 28, Oct 1829 Coleman, Mrs. ,Mary J~16 Oct 1816 Collins. B~ J~ 21[ Dec' 1835 Collins"C. C. 27 Mar 1845 Commoner. ' HUgh 29 Oct 1826 Commoner, N'. 20 Apr 183r. Connor, F. B. 23' JUll 1837 Died' n JulY '04' England, Cor~ley, Richard 6, Sep:: 1829 Co (ah'y;, W. E., 17 nfar' 1837 Cox: A. L., 21 Oct 1'850 Ind. Cox, J': J~.. 9 Oct' 1853 COXj R~ A'. 4' Apr 1820 Cro{a)chft, N.C. (T) 1'1~ Mar 1821' Croqker, G'eo. H'. 7, Apr 1828 Cro\iTder, James 10 May 1813' Crowder. T. M. (N)' 28 May' (Dec) 1835' - Ind. Cru~chfie1d, WlIl. 22 May' 1829 Cunningham', J. B. 18 Oct 1839' Ohio David, S~ A~ (Daniel) 15 Dec; 1814 EYeichman, F. 1831 Germany" l ' Aug'1826, Denning" N~ p. Deskins. C. F. 10 Jun 1826 Came to K -, 1859 (1) m:amer, John 22. Sep' 183F Irerand Donn:elly, Jam _ Dec 1840 Do or1eS', Er. F'. 14' Aug 1825 Door,es, Fr. R.(Doan) 27 Jan 1852 Di'e d' Ap r 1,9, 1904 Dunc,an, C. S~ 30 Ap'r 1822 Duncan, W~ If~ 18, Aplr 1811' DiJed sept 23'. 1'902' Edt<lards', C'~ L. 19 Oct 1828: Egge~t, H!~ W., ' 18 Apr 1842 Diied' 1'6, Jan '99 E1dr~'dge', t. W~, 29 Aug 1816 Elliott', R~ G'. 20 JiJTy1828 (?) Ellis;, A•. A. 1'5 Aug 1842{43J' Emery, C. C. 30 May 1830 (?)' Soco, Maine: 20 Oct: 1834' Engle', S.. 29 Apr 1843 Faxon, Jas. D. Fis()l)cher., J. D. 21 Dec: 1844 Flinn, G'.O. (Geo) 26, FeD) 1829 Dead Flor.y', C'. W. 1852 Fou1L;s;, J.B'. (Jon)(James)' 19 Sep 1826 G'ardh,er, John 4 Aug 1831 Garvin, John: 14 Feb 1835 Dead I �lh4 ~S!i hi rth Name' . . '1' ". . .. ", ":'.·~·l;·;< .~,.~,;>; ...., ", . '.-..:::3r. . .,Aug 1840 ;..·~c:"~-.',, ..~ i'· ... PI ace .Q.t birth, ,.~.Q.L death .", ~--- - ":-'\.~.\.::.;.;,...--~ Gentry';, N'. Mo. G'Emhlee ,. Mike D. 27 Oct 1850 Pa. Died n-29-1900 Gre:en, H~ M. 14 Oct 1833 GH1ey, George: 8 Aug 1842 Ohio Glaahar.t, Jerry H~ _, May' 1836, i Pri.. Co Jr, 13 In f'. Wise. iO Sep . 1843 Goul'd, G'. R'~ Ohiio· Gi'eekO>ls, W. R. 2 Mar 1832' Prussfa Gre~' s'a', A': C: 29 Mar' 1'847 N~ y.: Grei'sa, Theo. T jan 1'859, Griffith, G. W•. E. 23 Dec~ 1833 Conn. Grovenor, G'. 13' Sep 1830 Germany' Gui:se', A: H~. Jan 1845 , Di:ed' 2~1~r Gunn, O. B.. 2T' Oct 1828 H'and', Sid 13 Apr 1839 (?JHanscome, O.A.. 13 Oct 1831 Har~dnson, B: F~. 10 sep,1848 HanjlOn, B:•. F~ 20 Dec 1832: H'arri s', E~. R.. n Jan 1834 Ohio' Harris. Johm P. 24 Jui 1839 Va. H'ad:isi Hon. W.A. 29 Oct 1841. Dead' Harri son', J. H:~ 22 Dec. 1:828 Alabama" Vt.• Has~en, J: G·~. 5 FeB 1832 Helrii'cJ{" F~ 12. Dec: 1898, Cot. Co' N~ y~ Henderson. Ir... W~. 20 Aug! 1849, Henderson, W'~ 'r~ 20 Dec 1'8261 HEmty', Rev'. J'ames' 4 Jul' 1828) New York state' T Jim 1839" Hens,haw, N'. Herr,fngton, J., D. 8 FeD' 1'830 Hfndjnan, W. T'. 20 Dec 1825 (26) HO'll i ngbu'l'g, Geo;, 261 Dec 1'844 Horne (H'imce) • JacoD 18 Aug' 1833 Ho~ton, IJ~ H~ 1 Ma·r 1837 Horton, Jas·. C'~ 15 May . 1837: Houston, S: A. blank How8fd', W'. C~ 24 Jul' 1840 Hil'deTston, L. . 6. , Jun 1'836,· Ifughs, \lim. 9: Apr 1833' Hunni:cutt, S; B',. l8, Mar.' 1844 Hurd!. James' IH13), Aug 1828 J'ames', W~ 26) FeB~ 1826' Devonshire',. Eng'. JEmn~ngs;" A'. J~ 8; Dec' 1829 P8'~ (?,} .reriinsen, Col. 6) Jun 1834 'Died Jones, Billy 261 Feb, 18261 Jones, Jas. 6, Feb' 1828 Jones'; W~ 16 Oct 1832. 6, Jan 1832 Kauffman, J~ Laptad', p)~ 25 5ep' t842: Learned~ W. (Leasure'>' 8 5ep'; 1826;, Leepet, A:~. 24' Aug 1826, Leepe~, Mr.s;. (26)25 Jan 1832:, teis', I Geo'. 18 Feb' 1842 N. Y'. City �lla5 Date of Birth Place of Birth !lll!L of. Death Leslie, A. L. Lemon, W'. H. Leonard, W.o:. (?) Linton, C. L. Luddington, H: H~ Luddington" R. W'. Lh ut er, C'.' M• (?)Mannawaring, H~ Matsha11, S~ C. Mathews, Geo. Mat,thews:, T. McCall, Moses~ McComb, J. N. McCOy, C. P. McC~eath, J. If~ McCreath, James', McCurdy, Peter McCurdy, R~ S; 6 Aug 1846:, 14 Oct 1832 Troy, O'hio 5 Oct 1834: 1~ Aug 1841: 16 March 1817 1 Sep 1827 11 "}I Anr. 1847 New York state' England; 28 Feb 1839 2r Mch 1827 19. Jul 1836) 2R Ju1 1847(:1) 1818 O'hio 22. 5ep' 184$ Detroi t" Mich. 16 Aug 1840) 20' SepJ 1830. 23: SepJ 1830~ 5 May 1838 1'6 Apr 1816' IVlcE1heny~ W'. 21;1' Apr 1840 McFarland, R'. S. 5 Jun 1834' Ohio 9-25-0'4 McIntire, L. O~ 10'1 Mch 1850 McIntire, R. B: 24 Sep' 1830 (:?')McKim, R. B'. 19 Mch 1814 Moore, Ely 7 Dec' 1832 Moore, H. L. 25 Feb 1837 (?)Montira, Ohio Moore, H. Miles 2 Sep: 1826, Brockport, N. Y. Mootmap,R. M. 20'SepJ 1825 Morrow, R'. 20 Sep.' 1823) Morse, F. D. 25 Dec 1838 Mott, D. G:. 15 Aug 1828 (?JMunroe, F. H; 22, Apr 1832 Nace" W. M. 19 Dec 1826., Virginia, came to Kansas 1856' Neal, J. . 15 Jun 1824 ,Died Nelson, John 12 A'Pr 18_.4 , (Newman, Albert S. 2 Dec 1824' (Newinan Dr. 2 Dec 1824 Died Northrup, J. C~ 30' Nov 1832.. Norton, J. Q. A: 30' Apr 1844' O'brien, D. M. 16 Jan 1832 Oliver, A~ 15 OCt 1825 01msted~, Phi1ilip, 6: Jun 1830: Patterson, H~ C~ (31)27 May 1844: Pierson, John 17 Apr 1837 Palmer, S: 17 May 1843 Port~r, J. N~ 23 Sap 1840 Pa1m~r t, Sam'l 17 May 1843' Pam a111, A~ J. _ Aug 184l1. eerrYr, J. S. 29 Nov 1843', Pet tipon (e), M. IS Jan 1822. New. York. Phil1 i ps, A~ J. 14 Ju1 1833' Phill~ps', J:l'~ P~ 17, Nov 1825 Rochester' Picki~s, O~ D~ 8 Feb 1'8411 I �1b.6 Nam:e . ! Date of Birth Place of Birth '~.~ Death Pik.e, Jacob 24 Feb 182oi' Pil'la, Charles. 19 Feb 1830. Germany (?)Plasketti, w: 10 Apr 1824 Poehl, TheO'.(?) 25 Dee 1832 ,Died Popenoe, P; D~ 5 Sep 1837 Powell, Leonardi B: 3 Sepl 1847 (?lPowell, L. B. $ Sep 1844(1) Pre,ntice, C~ T. K. 27 Mar 1847 Pur'cell, L. S~ 23 Dec 1830, Randolph, w. 1 APr 1830:' RanJ<i n, J. K~ 3~ Nov' 11837. Raymond" J. M . . 6 Oct 1834(37) Ohio Read, F. W~ 251 De~c: 1'831:, :Died 8 Jim' 190)) Reece, N. _ Sep' 1828; Reece, J~ R., 5: Mch 1839, Ree~e. V'. L. 18 AUg 1837 24' Sep' 1826~ Reynol'ds; s: M~ . Ri ch ards.. G:. (H)' B'~ 19. Nov 1832 Richard', R·. T. 7 AUg. 1835i Rid~no(ltJr. p~ D. 5 May' l83r Riggs. J. E'.. 3ri Aug 1837 Riggs. Sam A: (Sam' I): 1. Mar 1835: OhiO' Ri s ley, R., 12; JuI 1825 Roberts i J. N. 3' Jul 1838l Ohio Rohskoff. Joseph 10 May' 1835: Roo~, Chas. 4' Nov l83r Ross, w~ C.. 2 JUl. 1833 Roudolph. Win(Rahdo1phl' _ 1829 (?)Runing1on, J. B~ 22 Nov 1838 Russell, S~ C. 1 Apr 1836 25 Nov 1833(37)~ Ryan, Tom SaHer, Jr. C~ 21' Apr 1840; 21' Aug 1833~ Sands', J •. G~., San (I<>u)ders, Paul 1 Jul 1835~ Saunder. H~, F. 14 Nov 182.5 Sava:ge, F. 27 Sepl 1832 Schneider. E. H~. F. 6 Jun 1836) Sears, w. H;. 7 Mch 1858, Irowa Selig, fi.~ L. 6 Aug 1846: Germany Sell~(ehds, A\.A~B. 22 Aug 1844' (?)Shannon, J.H.. 6 Feb. 1827, Shaw~ Alex' 9 Oct 1835 New, York CHy Siler, A~ c: 21i Apr 1846, 25 Feb 1858, Ind: Siinmons. C'. J. Sinchr. W~ T. 23' Feb, 1844: smock, s: J., 25 Feb' 1833 Smit~, B~ F. 27 Sap l 1836) Smi th, C: W: 7 Dec, 1832 Smi tq, Cap. W.. R. 19 Aug 1823(.33) Snow,' F~ H~ 29 Jun 1840' Fi tchburg. Mass;~ Snyder, Geo. H~ 12 Jan (Jun 11829. Spald,ing. W·~ H: 9 Jan 1826' �147 _._" Date of Birth ~. Place, of Birth~. of Death Spears, John 27 Dec 1817 Spencer, J. M. 18· May 1832. (?.151 ater, R. W. 6· Jul 1832, I. Steel, L. S~ IS' Sep(Mar l: 1833 Ohfo Stei <:r)'nberg ,. G. (TlJ. 2;5 Oct 1830' N. y~ Strong" C. B'. 8 Aug 1848;, Stevens, N. 0: 11 May 1854 Ill. Stortebralce, (? lOan A'. 17 Jul 1832 Thornton, E~ F. 12 May 189.5 Tisdale~ H; 7 May 183~ (?lTredhope, John 10' Apr,' 1833' SCotland Und~rwood, J. 15 Mar 1865' Penn. Walton, J. C~ e'Mar(Nov)' 1842. Wal ton, John 10Cr6):i Dec: 11831 Warden, L. J~ 13 Apr 1828, Watt, D'. G~ 15 Jul 1828 Whi tman, A~ 9 IDct 1842 Wiliey, J. W~ 18 Jan 1836) Wood, J. J\r~ 26 Jan 1826 14 Feb 1814(34) Woodward, B~W. Woolfe, G'eo. 20 Apr_ 1814 Wulfkuhle:, August blank Yeats, W: 30 Jun 1'820 Bittrer, O. 2' Dec~ 18351 (? )Feri 1'1, Rev. W~ 2'4 Jan 1832 Ohi 0' . LongfellQW, C. 28:, May' 1812 Maine (?)!\1otrom, C•. V~ 2'5 Dec' 1823" Muzzy', Hl C~ 9. Mar r83~1 Stromberg, T. J. 25 OCt 1'836· N. J~ tnC~rs (?)' Weks: T No,v 1834' - , Dead Died - --~ Lawrence ~ubl1can. Julj' 30, 1857, Miscellaneous Bus~ess Cards i&)l)ei't L. azer. , fltdichmaker & Jeweler, dealer 1ri watches, clocks, 'fine jevel.ry, revolvers, fancy goods &c. Watches and jeuelri thoroughly and promptl¥ repa:1red. No. J..4 Massachusetts street~ (Woodwai-d.!s Block) Lawrence, Kansas. IQman. Allen . John Gilmore Allen & Gilmore Comer Massachusetts & WinthrOp Streets,' wholesale and retail dealers' in stoves, harciware,and agricultural 1mpliments. Also manufacturers tin, copper, . and ~heet-~n ware; and agents for John Deer's -celebrated r:..:.::r;-i.:.::::center-draft plows. of H. ~ett F. A. Bailey Burnett & 'Bailey ... Dealers in wiiidotlS, doors and blinds. ~o. 67~ Verinont street, Lawrence, K'~ T. Window frames, sash and doors made to order. I I t·, �148 Name Changing Probably Started in the Days of Ancient Rome One of my sons, flipping through a new paperback called, liThe Book of People,1I wanted to know, why so many performers and other people in the 'public eye had changed their names, and how long this had been going on. Forever, I told him. It began, as so many other things did, among the ancient Romans .Those men who were called to the equestrian order, and had low or llvulgarll names, ,were newly named for the occasion, so that the former name would not disgrace :the dignity of the new position. , : According to Platina, the first pope who changed his name in ascending to the papal throne was Sergius II in 844, because his proper name was "Hog's mouth"--quite unsuitable to the pomp of the tiara. Europeans began changing their names in the Middle Ages, when surnames ,first came into vogue, because so many of the cognomens they bore were derogatory: liThe Bald, II liThe Lame;" liThe Short", liThe One-Eyed", and so forth. Then,as society ranked itself, from serfs up to the nobility, the families who were able to raise themselves 'an economic niche or two often added IIDe" or a IIVon" before their names, even when they were not entitled to. , Beethoven, in fact, was taken to a plebeian court when it was discovered that, despite the "vanll in his ,name, he was not of noble birth. His grandfather, a Flemish vintner, had simply appropriated the aristocratic prefix. for himself. And he was only one of many, in most E,uropean countries where patents of nobility prevailed. (In court, it is said, when Beethoven was questioned, he pointed to his head and heart, exclaiming, IIHy patent nobility is here and here 111) , In the New' World, immigrants changed their name s to blend wi th the ethnic majority~' Paul Revere's father, indeed, had changed his name from IIR1voire,'" upon arriving here from France. Much earlier, the great explorer Qiovanni Caboto, changed his name in middle 'age to John Cabot, when he moved from Venice to London and discovered Newfoundland for the British. , It has been going on ever since--not merely among performers, but in public life as well: at least four U. S. Presidents so disliked their first ~ames" that they abandoned them' for professional careers: Hiram Ulysses Grant, steven Grover Cleveland, Thomas Woodrol'll' Wilson, and John Calvin Collidge. , , ' , ' That probably began when CaiuaJuliua Caesar dropped his first name, too--no doubt ~oWiiig that his family name would live'Jon in KING, CZAR, and KAISER. There is far more in',.a: name than wide-eyed little Juliet ever reailized. a . r.' , t~\·~~ 'c- : ____ _ --Copied with' permission of The Wichita-E'agle-Beacon, Sydney J. Harris" and Field Newspaper Syndicate. -~ubmitted by l1ary Jamison, Baldwin City, Kansas. ---- - ~'-- , Lawl'flnce _ c a n , Jw., '$), 1857" Miscellaneous Business Carcia. Wood8;i'd & :yo " --, .. Wholesale and retail dealers in drugs,' medicine and chemicals. ---___ Also books, stationary, periOdiCals, engrav.i.ngs, 'and music. No. 14 Massachus etts Street. �. I RftAL SOBDOlB ADD SOmoLliOUSES.O.,> OOIGIAS COVllfY, IANSAS lty Goldie Piper Daniele WBnRIGBT SCiOOL DIS!RIC!. NO.6. " ) The' first orgu.1.sed distriot in this. n81~rhood, w8.S established in 1871· when. John, C. BDd.Chr1sti1l& Metsker deeded ODe acre. of landfor I' • sohool site. This· sohool was. first oalled Webber, then A.l£nd, and in 19M, the was ohtmg,ed to Weybright. ~ In 1898 .the di striot board lIl8lIlDers were A.. A.. WlDIBR, W. POS!MA.. AND I. L., HOOlD.. The teaoher.:was SOBOBA. ME!SDR~ . !hose ot, sohool age 1». the distriotiD1898 were BeDr;y~ Charl1e~Bei1;h8,.,:J4a.gg:1.e and Irvin' DAVIS, Arther a.nd,l(yrtle"ISBSR, Osoar a:ad, Joseph, BARD:A.lTj Charles. Dert. Wegie,Clannoe. LloJd. Otis' aad..NelUe IOGftRJ.Iva. Lottie. Ida. Ada, Grace. Weg,1e a.1I4 Otto BmIIm, John~ Per'f7 aDd: ABa POSTMA; Don. Etta. Ray. aDdGraoe ROBLFSZ, Ida aDd Myrtle SHIVELYI '. Gertrude azul Ora SMIfH,.Maud. Lola a.Ud Melvin STftSMAB, . Q11'bert. Ernest. MaDel aad Lena TmmIgRj Tenioe •. Cyntlxla., Mamie and DOV1a 1D.fSON; Rdna..Lloyd and Chloe . ~LIB'J lohn. Zimmer. , The 1898-99 term was taught by MARTIN WOODWARD, and that ot 18991900 by. RACHEL J'ISB8R.Xhe board ID8II1Ders 'were .A. A.. 'WBDBR, I. L. HDOlBR a.:nd B. L. HOOlER. Tea.ohers fram 1900 throUgh 1910 were RACEmlL ' FISBER, MARY lBNSON, ETA BELLSfROM, B•.•• ltATI:fl!lBMAN, LIZZIE POSTMA, ~LLIE DE SK, EMMA. PIB, EVA LftZ, WILMA VAN lImN, uui·OORA. COFFMAN. Ibard members were I. L. BOO'fER. HENRY E •. WARDamd: A.. A. WEBIER. Teaohers trom 1910 throUl;h'1920 _re ROSA B. TURNER, dESBlE M.OO~i B. F. ALLISON, WANETA Sm!H, CARL WEBBER, VERA CLARK, A~ V. XALB,' GDEVA PRBSTON And JOlDl A. GODFREY. Bo8.rd mam'bers of:. 1920 were S. H. G~AJt!MER, H. W. BEHRENS &.lid J. S. DILLON. . . • During the 1910' 8 the teaohers 1I8re 'LORENCE SMIfH., FAY WINTElWA.!ITEL, !fI!lRSCBEL JEMPHILL, . .AlmE KELtEy, VIOLA. BIRD, BETTY BADON» and EUNICE' . ~~. :~I:e:.er8 in 1940 were H. L. DILLON, MRS. OLIDE B. HOOVER I In 1959. the diotriet was disorga.nis~d and.oonsoUdated wilth Wakarusa Valley Distriot No. 98. .. -..s~tted by Emma Berg. Lawrence. Kansas --- - - Lawrence Republican, July )0, 1851, Miscellaneous Business Cards. W"C"H' ~,~I1-'~1C S• Jlmcan j-' " ' . . ..' . ~ - , .~_ .,_~.... liholesale and retail dealers in dry' goods, Groceries and provisions. No. )0 Massachusetts Street. C. Stearns , - . . .__ No. 27 Massachusetts .Street!. opporiteWhitman & S~arl's" supplies' ~ - ... ' ~m1grants and settlers with everyt;birig they want· to eat at the lowest ~rices. Be sure to call before purchasing elsewhere. nltf , ' :: ,_.• ~ C=> �150 WILlOW' SPRINGS SCHOOL D15t. No. 51 , Douglas CountY', laos as l·label Pence, Teacher April 9, 1909 SchOQl Off1cersi C. E. Pearcy', Clerk ; E. H. Van Hoesen, Director • Elwood Deq, Traas~r Pupils Bertha Keslar Carl Peterson Elsie ,Peterson Hallie Peterson RalPh Peterson Esther Boland Georg., Boland Carli Brown Earll Brow Imo Brown Myrtta Brown Hazel Dea;y Howal-d Deq Alma S~ela Elsie Shuler Ezra; Shular Noah Shuler Ethel lilburn Rs3' Shuler (T~ school information 15 in the possession of Mrs.' Laurie Postma', Baldwin City, Kansas.) Contributed by 11ar;r Jamison, Baldwin City, Kansas. I ' , , ~----!- ' Douglas County Public Schools This: certifies that LIZZIE POSTHA I , : was a maTTlber of the first graduation class of DO,uglas County, KansQS in the year eighteen hundred and ninety two and therefore merits this Honorary Diploma upon the occasion of the fiftieth annual gradqation exercises. Given at Lal-1renCe, Kansas this twenty-fourth day' of Hay, 1941. Harold C. Fisher County Superintendent I This is in the possession of Hr. and i'Irs. L. i~-. Postma, Baldwin City, Kansas. Submit~ed by i·L"ry JaTTlison, Baldwin City, Kansas. �151 . Queries are free t 0 members. They should- state at least two tacts' to 'gain best results and can-be tor any geographical location. Queries, are also tree t 0 non-members,but must concern Kansas related ancestors; ot fifty years or earlier. 1 , " , DMomi~ltkHo.u;and ' Rt. ,1- Box l.S3C,P~Kansas 66073. Need inrormat1:on on mas b. 1110 I'a. or ~~ed 18j1 Slielby Co. Ky.! Sarah WOOD IN.ov 1791 Shelby' Co. Ky. Their children) James, ISaBe, Sarah, Jiiiifiia, William. Isaac m. 1 May 1828 Mary Ann D~arah 8 Feb 1828 Geo'-CHk'mERS', Oldham Co.-Ky. Jemina md. 21 Nov i831 Abner ABBOr'l'. Elias" was _a son ot James and IUr7 HOUGLAND •__ ' MrS'. Mmdll8 P. md. ;aam; md.: 1 Mrs~ Max:l.n8 p.uMooreU Hougland Rt. 1 Box 15.3c-._ pe~, Ks.6607.3._ Need IDtormat1:on on ThOlIias H;. i6udLAND, b. 18451:1& ~ta, Mo, "'aeon Co.Mo. James, HOUGLAND b. 1849 MaCon, Mo. Stephan E.HOUGLAND b. 18S0 Macon, Macon Co. 'Mo. These-were SODS of James: M. and El.1zaDfith W'fLSON HOUGLAND. .. ' Mrs. Mitt L. Johnson, 2722~broOk CirClet Eri1d, Okla. 73701. ke information aDout amili ol Pvt. athali SMf'jfif, Mo. State Militia Cavalry Private who was' killed 2S August 1862 fighting with the Uniop 'Army at Independence. His widow, E.l.iza WO(J)RuFF SMITH and 7 small w•. goUla children reiIla.i.i1ed in LaWrence for a year or two JEer he died and then went; west and she died-leaving the folloWing:' William James, David Callihan" Alfred Hydecooper, Mary' Priscilla (il\r anceStor), Geneveve Alice, and twins, Emergene Elizabeth- and Elmer El.l.nOrth, all SMITIB'. Nathan and El.iza1 were Imarried in Meadville, PA and the 1'irSt 2 children were born'thare, the third in MO and the last 4 in IS. Grave of Nathan is ~. ,Eliza died 22: JUly 186S and is belieVed to be buried near Jct. Cit1',- and her sister, Charlotte Zl!lN.r " took _the Children, but l~ter they we~ separated. I D 97 5S-OO.31~ ansae ' 1685 era., Probably living in Lawrence area in earl¥ Wi.l.ma' Morton va~J 1946 Barker, LaWrence --Ks. 66044. Am dOing reaearc ( i n the l'ollOWing names Wl11 trade information: ARofSTlU)NG, JilE~-, CHANDLER, DODSON, EVANS, FITZGERAlD, FlEMMING, GRACE, GREGOIa', KILt, HDLU'lWAY, J&NNINOS, MERIDETH, MORTON, BOZZEL OR ROSSEL, SLAYDEN, WALKER, and- WINGO.' & 1 , ,- Donald va~ 1946-BarkSrLaWreilce --Ks.6601a4~ , ____Am re~aarC thO tonOWGg names @ Will trade information: BAILEY,BAXTER, ,-~-BOONS~ CO,LVIN, COOPER, ,DEBAULElY, ,IX>WN&, F'ISKE, FITCH, HEIDUN, JAMES, KING, MARlIN, MATHEWSON, MOOSMAN, NEALLY, NICHOLS,. RA'YMOND, ~USE;SPINK, STKARNS. SWEE.T~, THAIER, TIBBETS, TOUZAR, VAUGHN, WHITE, WHITN&t" and WOOD. �P~ 0.D-29269 . P' B8idsviUe 'Ga. 0499. o e to cate 'II'f1' pare , aron ' . ,. ., were living: in Lawrence, K8 where'I was born inlJ194l,but~ut l§l1> thq moved to the Atlaut;a, Georgia area. Their present whereabouts are unknown. The original name mq bave been nO'BREENEII1. Would like to, hear from, anyone who lIU\V: have information about .1fI'3 parents or other relatives. Please help. Arthur vi. Breen Jr. I Mrs~ .Jom F. Sweets, 2905 Moccasin Drive~Lawrenee, Kansas I am workiiii on tliS foliOWiiig s~81118s 6601&4. .~n exc~ge ,1n#C?;rmatlon: BOUCHER, BRAnSHAW, BIRKlJJ}!WtBURKBEAD, BRASSELL, CAILIE/CAIER, CHl!:VALIER, . CO~lboLYER, COURVILlE, CRUME, DAVIS, DUKES, DU FRESNI!t,. D~CHER/DUBOCHER/ DESROCHERS, DU PUIS, EASTERLINE/EASTLAND, FtJLt,:p:.OVE, GIB$9N, HOPSON, JOINSRI JortmR, LIONAIS/LYONNAISE, MAIRE/MAYRE:, MErCALF, M)CK" PULLIR1, RABOUIN, RASBSBRr" ROCHER, BOtJIJ..'KAU, ~, \TARING" v:ITTITOW/VITTITOE:. , I Mrs~ John F. Sweets, 2.9QS'Moccas1n Drive, LawrenBbKanS~ 660~. I am research1Dg'ln'the fo1i01lliig:::ar.eas:, CALIF6., PiWT1as ; ,GEORGIA;. DNTUCKY, Hardin, NelSon; ILLINOIs; Jo D~~es8; MIssISSIPPI;. Scott, ,Madison, Rankin; U>UISIANA" More'house, Latqette;: SOUTH CABOLINA, Colleton,Orangeburg;; SOt1rH DAKarA, Ul'iiori, Cl.a,y; ,WEST VIRGINIA, G~eDbrier;; WISCONSIN, LatWette;. VIRGINIA, Shenandoah" Bath; -CANADA; . ProvinceEJ ,of Quebec and M~toba;. FRANCE" Poltou; IHELAND, lti.cklow, Galwti\T; SWITZERLAND, Canton of Bern. John R. Dulin, Rt •. 7 Box 234-A~ HendersoD,.Texas .756$2. ' seetang grave 01 tee K•.SN'IDEi; Sr. Who probablj' Mea before 1900 in Douglas Co~t,., Kansas. He was born PA about-'18)0, living 1850 in Illinois' iDd. ca. 18S) to Rebecca HAAS: b. 'PA ca. 18j4; daUghter of George and Cather:1m HAAS. Lee K. SNYDER, andIir8 brothe1'-in-lSw, Daniel HAAS, .came to Willow Spr1ngs, Douglas Co. Ks. With their. families' before 1aor.- Lee K. SNYDER'S. ch1.ldren as reco~d on 1880 lansaS CEmSUS were': Lee K.,Jr b. 18S$, Mary't. b. 1865, Will:!am E. b. 1867, Lee E. b.1869,. ~.V1rdill.ia,b. 1871. There was also a mar#ed daughter, Arin8. Elizabeth SNYDER; whofua.ioioied :.Joseph Clark JONES ,in 187~ in Douglas Count,.. WOuld 1.1lCe to correspond with an.y descend8nts of the above families, 1Dcluding those of Daniel HAAS'. . ___ w •• _ _ _ _ , John: R. Dulin Rt. 7 Box 2 ~A Henderson Texas 756S2. ee esce s 0 ose ,~. 0 '" rn , on, Trumbal1 Co. Oh:1.o ca. ~849, and his two, sisters (l)Sara:& JONES,b~ ca. l8Sl~ and Mrs. Mar.1 E1.iz~thJ(!)NFS,METCALF, who"~died in'1910 at Dunlap" Kaas. ,The Jones ch1ldren were; supposeaJi 1eK orphaned. A'll three came to Douglas County', Kansas. T~ may' have been others. . " ,John. R•. D~. '7 Box 234-A, Heriderson Texas 75652. .' liSo: researc the loliOWiiii K~as lamlnes:· sHbl&kR, MC GUIlE. MULFORD, and VAIENrIRE:. ' , , ,. . -- - -- It. I , , ' As)c .DOt ,what your countrr can dO for You but What you can do for V'our - co~tr.r. n --John F. KeDJJedT .,. I � 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. 5, No. 4: Spring 1982 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 5 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.) 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'\ ~_ ~- ----~ .... - . ;: ,Til PIOIIII \\ - ----- - i.---··" ::;..;---""'- --~ - ., . -' .... -... ~=~~;; - ">. ..;.-, . .'..'1 .. .,,~ . ~ ~..~_..u;;: ~. :c ,JIIIt.' •• .' .~ I~." - .- - .. ""::"'Published Quarferly By: ."> 'DQuglas CountH. Genealogical Societg P.o. BOX 3664 ' LAWRENCE , KANSAS 66044 I �· 1 The Douglks County Genealogical Society is a non-profit organization with regular scheduled!meetings the second Tuesday night of each month,: 7:30 P.M.; meeting place to be announced. Afternoon meetings are held, if possible:, and· occasional area tours. Ah annual public workshop is held to help in research. Membership fees are $7.50lsingle, $8.50 family. The fiscal year is from July 1 to June 30 of the followinglyear. I �"TIiE PIONEER". Published Quarterly by: The Douglas County Genealogical Society I P. O. Box 3664 Lawrence, Kansas 66044 --~------------------------------------------------~-- ----------------------- Sunnner 1982 Vo],.. VI, No. 1 ' --~------------------------------------------------~------------------------, \ : Page Contents I · ,., . . . . . . \. President's Message Th~I 1 I Preemption Act · 1 • • 2 Contents of Previous Pioneers 5 Lib'rary Acquisitions I I The:, Swedish Cemetery · 6 I· r Eudora Cemetery Records, 1888-1900 • 7 · '. Kansas Exposition Association I 13 Manifesto, 23 July 1855 . • • 14 Marriages Published in Douglas County Newspapers, October 1854 - December 1860 • • . · i ~lphabetical Listing of the Brides . 15 24 I Kan~as 27 Half Breed Lands, 1855 •. Records of C.W. SMITH, Undertaker & Embalmer, Lawrence, Ks . . I 28 i. Querl.es 48 ***** '. Officers, 1982-83 I - Donald Vaughn VicerPresident -Jean Snedeger Secretary -Jane Wiggins Treasurer -- DorothY.'Wiggins' Libr~rian - Wi1.tD.a Vaugh!).' Editor - Grace Ernbers I Genealogist - Ilah Derrick Pres~dent ! \ ,, , < �1 President's Message : I would like to take this opportunity to thank all those officers, committees, and members who have worked diligently to make last year a suc~ess. Special thanks should go to retiring officers Pauline Elniff libtarian, Mary Jamison - editor of the Pioneer, an& Judy Sweets - secretary and researcher. Many thanks for your many hours of hard work for thei Society. ' I i This is a new year with many tasks unfinished. Grace Embers, editor of the Pioneer welcomes material'for possible publication in the Pioneer. If you have material on Douglas County history, your family in Douglas Cou~ty, diaries, Bible records, school records, etc., please get them to Gra~e. We especially invite our out of state members to contribute in this way for the mutual benefit of everyone. I I Grace also needs typists, copiers and indexers., "I don't know how" is bot a good enough excuse, as none of us knew how until we did it. ! Jean Snedeger, and her committee have been worki~g :on reprinting several Lawrence City Directories so they will be available for purchase by anyone needing them. They have begun updating the county cemetery records for publication in the near future. Please call her if you can help. I , \ i The general opinion is we have had' helpful, interesting and instructive speakers at our monthly meetings. Thanks to aTl who,took the time and effort to come to our meetings and instruct us in their specialities. If you have a special topic for a future program, let us know. : I , Sincerely, ; £)~~'.A'/LLh'"~ Donald ,Vaughn, President ********* : The Preemption Act was passed in 1841 by the U. S;. Congress in response totpe demands of the Western states that squatters b:e allowed to preempt lands. Pioneers often settled on public lands before they could be surveyed and kuctioned by the government. At first these claitns were not recognized, but ;in the 1830's temporary preemption laws were passed by Congress. Opposition: to preemption came from Eastern states where it was seen as a threat to their labor supply. A permanent preemption act was passed only after the East¢rn states had been placated by the principle of distribution (i. e., the proceeds of the government land sales would be distributed among the states according to population). Distribution was discarded in 1842, but the preemption principle survived. The act of 1841 permitted settlers to locate a clai* of 160 acres and after about fourteen months of residence to purchase it f1jom the government before public sale for as low as $1.25 an acre. After the passage (1862) of the HOMESTEAD ACT, the value of ,preemption for bona fide !settlers declined, and the practice more and more became a tool for spec~lators. Congress repealed the Preemption Act in;189l. I ! - - The Contrlbuted by Pauline Elniff 1 I Columbia ,Encyclopedia �2 The content pages of the previous Pioneers are reprinted he:e as an aid to new members in deciding which ones to order. Back 1ssues of "The Pioneer" cost $1.50 per copy for members and $2.00 for ,nonmembers. THE PIOIIEER l'\lbUalled ~rter1y By, Th. :louglas C"LUlty Genealogical Society P.O. Box 3664 Lawrenc.. Kansas 66044 NO. I wnm:R ISSUE - FWl<!I:u!y. 1977 VOL. I E!:'1U2:. ~ Tidbits ot History Charter Members 1 I I V:lJlted At I:IlIio",: Post Ottice · ... ........ . " Pioneer \lalll!n of, Ka.naaa Deay Cemetery R~Ord8 1880 II1chita ~ty. Kansas Ca.....s •••••••••• School A~telldanc. I , OUr ADcestorl!l Roll - 1898 I..·.... Z. "Cast A Compl.t. A !lew Ma1l !!out. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ~ • • Do You. 'l'hinJc ot Th1s I.ed1e.. ? Our AIle.ators • • • • .• :. • • • • 20 Th. MaraJ.s de .. C1l!'1e llaaaaere The H1r.ng" ~ A ~re.Chtir 65 nUl. . . . • • . • • . . . . . . . . . . • • • . . . . • . R1c11la.11d Cem.tery lliatcry • 19 Old Settlers List 50 52 62 Cla.im lor Sal. • • • • • • ' 30 • • • e.- • • • • • •, •• 66 72 Victi .... ot '73 ?4 ?5 ~trell' s !laid • • • Queri.1I • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • IW!CH 1978 78 80 Ad".rtise.....t.. • • • • .' 80 NO. J 'lOt.. I III I'Allla'1aIII • • ; • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • et. Ea.aau • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 100 · ................ . ........ · ............... . I ;mu; 1978 lA!a 109 lI1'-Law ot th. llouglu CoUD't7 Genealog:l.c:al. Society • • • • • • ,102 ~ Co.mty Gome&logiCOll, Soc1at7 Hecbers!Up List 103 P1eneer ~.tter • ~ ; • • • • XO.4 83 IMt&llmeAt Thre~ ~ tile Register ~ tile Old Settlers' I'.aet:!.ng traa tIIa Itansu Memorial • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Q!zeri. . . . . . '77 .' Information Vanted VOL. I 6S 6S lIhat Experience .. 8JId Facta About SUr'l1"ors 1976-1977 llamllerallip Uat Q;Uep.es ~ 40 42 &n4 sbletona Old Settlers 5 8 16 NO.2 ISStJE - HAY. 1977 List • • • • • • • • • La 1lare1a d. Cl'1!'I".." Ja)'llavl<a. !luaIIwackera 4 17 18 Platet Medicine TltStimonial ~ SPIIIlIO ~ Sccieq- BylawlI • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .' • Deay Ca..etery lIecorda • • • • • • • , Old. Resident Gone L VOL. 101& S ..... a.e"c:urcea at tile' LaV2'eIICe l'IIbUc !.!.l:r.&1"T • • • • • • • • • • " lOS 129 232 234 QIze1"i". 23' .;. , _____________ ~ _____________________________ . '/'01. II -------------lfc" c~ l.iombenl:l.p 1978 _ 19711 a..ttl. o~ •••••••••• Pft1rie Graft, nllri aZId ';'TOIICde4, lSSZ I 1S83 li1m.tanl. &pp~, tarez.c., Ea. lr.tlIco!1st ~1socp&1 CaJltsrezuie • • • • • • • • • • • .• • • • • Doud,. . C01mllT, ~.. C_te~ Intoz:at1=, Uar:U:all C_tery • I l!an.1 SoIIGw aZId. S~e. ot Doudu COUZlty. &:10k Szearpte D.c.c.a. Ullru7 ~t1GIl ~ 1:0 "!218 ft~, Vol. ••••••• I, liumben 1, Z, :J, • • • 1 aZId. 2 ••• 1 ,' 'Vol. II ' No's 3 and 4 ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Contents Page Tracing the Navajo Roots ............................................. 57 A Report from the Old Countries ...................................... 60 Three Douglas County BiograPhies ..................................... 63 • 2 Kansas School, ....................................................... 74 • • 3 Stony Point Church anod Cemetery History .............................. 75 • S Stony POint, Ulrich Cemeteries ....................................... 78 7 • 9 ••10 Heal Broths" 1'l'0III illinois to Kansas ................................ 86 1855-1872 Probate Court Records of Douglas County, Lawrence, 1Cs ...... 92 Queries .............................................................. 107 May 19 O.C.S.S. Semin~r Information .................................. 110 �3 Vol. III, 110. 2 Vol. III, No. 1 Page c&n _11'.·. 4 Douglaa CouIIey C_t.ry IAfomaeioD .17 Schaol IAfonietioD I .n a.mICC-a-rd Almeatallll'l r-a.. llamas" - i.86~1865 TIIa Douglaa eo....ty .23 • 29 B1ol~lpb:1al .32 Quer1• • • • • • 34 ''!IJ.. I!coce ·36 Go' Back to C&uar" 42 Predd... t 'IliaCI , • • 43 Douglaa'COUIIty B1ograpb:1a. 44 Baaltall Ind1ll1 JuDior Collega C_tary 48 Dousl" Couney PeC1tiOftll for' lIaeurlll1zac1oa. 50 1980 Page Cooeeu 1863 - 1864 laD... lleuly Trtbuaa Articl. . 52 Scbool IAfot1lle1oa • '. • • • • '• 60 "City FOUIIdan Vied, 62 I 74 PresUeAC '. Noc,_ 'Ita Saarch of Rooea" • • • • • 6.5 "s.... 68 Peopll Talk About Iaflacloa" 69 1 Vol. tIl, ~o. ,--- Page Coa.cencs Cenealogist I s 76 Douslu COUIlcy Rural Scbool Iafo.... e1"". 78 "Haw to Traa yOur' 1&111111 Tree". • • • • 81 112 fo~ Early Dou,lu C!""'ey Peue1 ..... 115 t"If EthiC's 116 LoiS. 118 Museum's Gain". Douglas County Petitions for Naturalization. 120 "S10 Buys Cl\,l8s to ARcesc,:"! aC 'Nation', Root Cellar'" 123 Dou&1aa County C.meteq Information·. 125 DouBlas County School t"formation. , 132 "tn Search ot the· Family Tree" (article wyitc81l about !-!rs. Helen K1ag 111 1971), 132 86 lI.euralUae101l. I as 1866-1867 Douclu Couney lIani.p •• , rJOlll11y Iofo .... e!"" 94 "COUIIey 111 Paeb: of Early Ezplorul". 96 Tba lteunech Sp~c.1:' .....arcb Library ~ode Eldridge Biography "Quane rill ' I I Spring 1980 4 7' DouSlu coua.ey,c... ury Iofo .... e1"". s.....k Pla1JII: Officers - Sy-La... _',rob1~ S~ - GIl Qued... 1/1IIu~ Vol. III, 110. 3 1979-1980 C01IIIIIieea.l. Oftic.r. Latu~ AsP" Lovelac:. Pagl COIlt811C8 Off1cln - C01IIiII1euu Praddee'. Fall 1979 98 ''EaD... Collec:tioa." "'nl. P.. C" .104 Queries. 135 , .107 Workahop Registrati.on. 138 Qua~ieD. ,109 7 JUlIa Woruhop I"formaei"". Vol. IV, 110. 1 Vol. IV, No. 2 Coa.cmts Pa,1 '1111' 1980 COIIten.. 'age Soe.iecy IAlonatioa 1859 Lawrenco, Ita. Bu1Ae.. Direceory 37 l.aV'renco, Ita. 1ll11tod Mlthod1at Cburch !llmberohip, 1893-98 C11oeoa, Ita. c:-...., lofcmat.1G1l .. 44 "Use mel 1a11 o~ Loue Scar, Eana&a" U C11otoo II1atory by Gaorp II. l/b:1el. 51 Eudora, 21 19U "11_. Gr..... Scbool IAf_tioD. 53 24 'Eudore, Ita. C-ury Iafo.... uoa. • •.• 54 Ea,a. . Cm.'Cary beorcl C1111toa, IaDeu c_cary Racord 'et1t1..... f~ lI.tura11zatioD I • 30 I!&dy·!'. .eo......d ~uperilltend ... C8 of the ~"""W, Ita. l'l,..,.,..th CGIllll'e,lt1oa!U Cbu~eb 33 Quad. . . . . . ' 34 Vol. IV, No. 3 Douslu Coull.., ..tie1.... for lIat....al1z.uoa J .... l1iUi111' AIIZI...tafll. • • • • • 1/1IIte~ 1981 Pap I 1980-1981 D.C.G.S. ".-blrob:1pO J ........, 1, 1863 Dl11oq.....t Ta Lilt 60 1864 1ll1c:la1mad Lat ..... at Lavrme., Ita. 'on Office 62 Querie• • • • • 63 ***.* •• *** Sprills 1981 Vol. IV, 110. 4 66 CoateaC_ 67 1980-1981 -..ahip• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Citl.. aDd T....... of ltaDaaa 77 1980-1981 Library Acqu1a1t1.... • • • • • • • • • • 1873-1880 1ll11tld Mltbod1at Cb....cb 'orUID IU.. iOG Soci.ry _.roblp.. 78 1875 Doqlu CouIIiy, r-.aa Staeo CIl1awI, Gnae T_hip • • • • • •• 81 55 58 ~ 'ap !!!!!!! ~ ~!!!!2 -paper IDfo.,..t1oo 91 92 93 1881, 1891, 1926 Douclu CouIIry, lauaa Poet Offiee. 96 Laft....... , ItaDaaa Pine IIIchod1&t Cburcb BacardI. • • 97 l86O-186~ ~ce Cicy D1nctory ad ....iIIu. lII.nor. Eudora, ItaDaaa c:-c.ry 8acocda .103 •••••••••• .109 c-t~'llacona • • • • • • • • • • .lU DouSlu CouIIry, 1taDa. . Pet1U.... for Natucal1zae1G1l. .U2 .U4 Cl1Dtaa, c.aa. QuoIrt~•••• ' •• , • • • '. D.C.G.S. It .... for .ala 1981-1982 Offic.... Ue«ed 111 Aprtl _tillS. .U6 •• U6 �4 ~ Vol. V ..-'----~----------------------------------~~ No. 1 S _ 1981 lS81-1982 !). Cel Q. S. Otf1cen IrIIl CoIstL1tteea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • • 2 3 Pre.1dIiIlt's letter • • • • • • 1& I~ tor Sal. 'tly tbe D. C. G. S. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1891& w.z.-, ',ltuIsU Pall 1981 Vol. v. No • D~ .....,14 ~ IDt_UaD •• h ..!.4CDC·. 46 L.c~.r. S • •• 7 1869 H..-JI1~ ~ ~. 1 _ Soc1.t7 ot Fr181111s •• p.... 47 1913 ltarclwlca ..... 11w11D..... 1D Lawrenc.. Itonaa. 48 ltaDaaa lI1ab ScIloo1 Gradua~.. • • • 49 : 1907 r.avr..ic.. • •• 8 Doaalu Coomty. ltaDaaa Bura! School Iaforu~1oG 1896 Clue ot iaasu tJD1ftZ"11i.~ x... SclIaol • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 18 1869 _dIly IIMc1qa of Fr111114a 1D r.avr ....... 1908 t..IIIrwDct, ~aDSU B1&b Scbool 19 1367-1868 DoasJ,u COIIDty. Xauu !Ian1q" StQll, I . . . . C6wteZ7 aacorda • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 20 Stall. I.aeu C_Cu7 Rac:omIa (cODC1Due4) Qzw:Iu.at,aa • • • • • • • • • • • • . • • Eadar•• lans.., c .....tez,o RacOrQa • • • mal "laM.., 1859 Tes~"IOa1s" 1887 Qa.aDtr1l1 . .. Clal.:l" - ' ilecorQa ot Ifev EII8lAn4 Society of Lmn'IIIICII, Kom.., . I . ....... . 67 77 .37 "1 i.. VOL. V. No. 1& :r"~ Coateata pqe Pres1deDt's letter. 80 "leoOlilpton Terntorial D~ 80 D. C. O. S. ~:.i=enh1P 1981-1982 81 D. C. Q. S. 60 --. • •.• •32 ' Qa.e:r1ea • • • ., • '101 V. 110. :'Quer1u • • • • • • 51 r.aztau. ~ c~ • • • • • • • • • • ". • • • • • • • • • • • • 34 1899-1927 Obl.t1W'7 - • •• 30 50 • B7:-Las • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• 8] .lap CozrteDta • • • • • Prea1deDt' a leeter • I). C. Q. S. I _ • • .W -tor Se1e • • .113 .l13 J.ecc=pton rarritodal DII1B" IDtono&UaD !lev IIqlaDd. ~ ~ ~ IIMIberIi 1Ibo 1A 18SS-18S9 loanzIc. "::!obert', RW.as are !!U Cgp ot Tea". 86 Ob1tuar1es pabl1abecl PeUUcma lor lIat:.nl1aaUOD • 87 XaDsu rerritoz,o ~OD 1857 • • • • • UD1tecl Sretbreil ClIUrc:.b • 89 lB69 Ilouslas Tbe inDpUcal. Cl=cll • 91 Ccomzt7. ltCsu c ..... ,to ~ _-" .111& .........l22 .126 Har:1.8p' llec:orda • • Ba1dII1.u C1ty. ltazIsu oP1.azleer .127 ec.tez7-. • • lI1atoZ7 ot Ceatnl am.tecl IWt.bDd1n CIIaI'CA (~ .lJ2 tzaa l.-C~) .l37 IDlonat1oll bas tile IUmltes ot tile Iomu .t.zmaal.eo..:~,l!. s..c:I1. S0141ers 311ria<1-oak ltUl..ftapl. Oro..... IZId Ore ... :tltt:ocl1lt ~!1::I:Ut.n, 3uriecl Oalaioocl ee... First Territorial Elect10n Voter IDlomation • Quan.os. • • • • I_ ee...Lzr. Its. • 100 Bald-An CUy, K~ 104 K_ ChaDc1DI • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••• 148 I_ ••• ••• 1Sl • 11&9 • •• lOS ••••••••••••••• 109 Qa:en.el' . . . . . . . . . Other DaGS Items for Sale: Richard Cordley, History of Lawrence, (indexed) $10.50/members, $12.50/non-members Copies of The Original Pre-Emptions of Douglas County, (indexed), $5.00 Copies of The Original Landowners of the City of Lawrence, (indexed), $6.00 Lawrence, City Directory and Business Mirror, 1860-61" (copies of residence lists), $3.00/members, $3.25/non-members Lawrence: City Directory, 1875-:-76 (residence lists),' and University of Kansas 8th Animal Catalogue, 1873-74 (officers and students), $5. OO/members , $5.75/nonmembers Tax and ~ostage where applicable '.11&0 1890-1907 PeDSloDlft • • • • • • •.• • • • • • • •.• • • • • • • • • • .lb2 �5 NEW ACQUISITION The library of the Douglas County Genealogical Society has acquired 45 issues of the C~nn~cticut Nutmegger, the quarterly journal of the Connecticut Society 6f Genealogists. The rapidly growing Connecticut organization was founded in 1968 and alrea9y has more than 5,000 members. These are from every state in the Union and from many foreign countries; the journal thus becomes more than a regional publication. In the Connecticut Nutmegger can be found: A continuing series: Connecticut Births Before 1730. A continuing series: Connecticut Marriages Before 1750 •. A continuing series: Connecticut , Headsto~es Before 1800. An "Ancestry Service" listing alphabetically the lines ftom charts of members. Book· Reviews Bible Records Articles of general interest to genealogists. iS'the splendid article in the September 1977 ~issue, A good example Vol. X, page 205, bY1 George E. Williams on "Writing a Family Genealogy." Genealogical Queries. These are well-indexed, are not l~ited to Connecticut families but are preponderantly New England, Ne~ York, Pennsylvania, and Ohio, and are notable for their spe:cificity. They perhaps represent the largest body of queries, except for the Genealogical Helper, in any ge~ealogical publication. The submitter of each query is identified by his special Nutmegger number. A list of these members and their addresses is updated every two months. Anyone wishing to correspond with an individual regarding a query can contacF Dr. Thomas Go-r-to;~-;~i ~-8&543_3 'fQr_th~_c_ur.r_ent_addr.ess_Qfl the submitter. �6 THE SWEDISH CEMETERY The Swedish Cemetery (also known as the Johnson Cemetery) is located on'a wooded hillside about one mile north of Lone Star, Kansas, on land (called the Adams Campus) now owned by the Kansas University Endowment Association. It is a small cemetery consisting of about sixteen graves enclosed bya rock fence. According to information compiled, by Ada Lindell for Will Hastie's Record of Cemeteries of Douglas County, Kansas, the land for the cemetery was donated by Mr. Lars JOHNSON who came to America from Sweden in 1855. "The first one to be buried in this cemetery was Mr. BERGMAN, who was born in Sweden, and died some time ,between the years 1855-1860. We have no record of who he was, except that he was a bachelor, a farmer and stone, mason." She further states that "the next were two men, father and son. J.S. EKMAN, born in Sweden May 31, 1816, died 1855; his son, Carl EKMAN, born in Sweden, was killed in 1863 during Quantre11's raid. These two stones are of sandstone and, the 1ettering'and dates are almost gone." The following graves are located on the east side of the cemetery in Row 1: Sidney F. HELLSTROM, 1871-1910 Elva HELLSTROM, 1875-1904 Otto HELLSTROM, 1884-1897 Row 2: Oscar HELLSTROM, 1842-1910, born in Sweden* Frans M. HELLSTROM, 1816-1884, born in Sweden* Clara G. HELLSTROM, 1820-1894, born in Sweden* Row '3: Carl E. BJORKLUND, Nov. 7, 1824-Dec. 24, 1895, born inSweden* Helena C. BJORKLUND - Wife, July 19, 1815-0ct. 3, 1893, born in Sweden* Johanna E. JOHNSON, 1810-1885, born in Sweden* Lars JOHNSON, 1811-1885, born in Sweden* Row 4: G.L. JOHNSON, 1849-1901 2 more stones which are unreadable G.L. JOHNSON was not listed in Hastie's book, but two others were for whom there were no stones: Gustave HELLSTROM, born in Sweden 1846, died 1905 Charles John AHLSTROM, born in Sweden 1816, died 1912 On the ,hillside northwest of this cemetery and across the stream lies the remains of the stone house and corncrib of the Hellstrom family £irthp1ace information was given by Ada Lindell in Will Hastie's Record of Cemeteries of Douglas County, 'Kansas. Contributed by "Jane Wiggins and Dorothy Wiggins. �7 Continued from: Vol. V, No.1 CEMETERY RECORD EUDORA·CEMETERY Age Sex Color Date Name 15 Jan. 1 Feb. 8 Feb. 23.Feb. 9 Mar. 23 Mar. Chas. W. BERNITZ Peter NElS Gertrude LENTZ Joseph SNYDER R.S. HITTEL Mary WEIBEL 39 83 5 Apr. 9 Apr. 14 May Pauline TORNADEN Abi WHITE Christian STROBEL James HOBBS 63 39 59 44 18 June 1 July Lizzie SNYDER Alvina HERB 37 14 5 July Charles CROLL 3 May 1888 F " 1 M " Accident Rheumatism " Typhoid Fever " Quinsy " Typhoid Fever American Inflamation of German Bowels Dropsy 256 " American 320 Suicide German 225 Dropsy American single Consumption grave It44 German 285 Heart Disease single " grave #14 Suicide American 122 Summer Complaint German American 72 46 38 66 M White F " " " " " F " M F M M M M " " " F " F German 276 128 170 51 249 154 (Pgs. ,"24-25) 10 Aug. 19 Aug. Peter MEINKE Charles HOBBS 55 20 M M " " 19 Aug •. Frank HOBBS 18 M " 9 Sept. 22 Oct. 7 Dec. 12 Dec. 24 Dec. 27 Dec. Lydi<;l NElS Minnie LAEPPLE Christian EPPLE Sarah DARLING G.C. LOEPPLE Willie FRENCH 3 F 31 F 61 M 44 F 2 mo. M 3 mo. M 1889 Nationality Lot # Cause " " " " " " 118 single grave (no single " grave (no German 128 " 58 " 197 American 95 German 58 American single grave #50 Asthma Drowned #) Drowned #) Fever Dropsy Killed by Train Inwardly Sickness Spasms Kidney Disease ,(Pgs. 24-25) 19 Jan. 23 Feb. 26 Feb. 25 Mar. 6 Apr. 13 Apr. Charles DURR Willie MYERs John BUCK LN. HICKS Sam KANSIG Steve CHILDS 14 May 6 June Ernst ZIESENIS Clarence HARVEY 16 Jul. Clarence MONROE 67 M M M " " German 192 293 73 99 " 35 M American 290 " 41 M German 169 " 40 M Black American single grave 29 M White German 250 8 mo. M Black American single grave 8 days M " single " grave 1/ 5 13 " " Lung Disease Fits Heart Disease Pneumonia Consumption Heart Disease Heart Disease Whooping Cough Summer Complaint �8 EUDORA CEMETERY Date Name 1889 (Pgs. 24725) Age Sex Color Nationality Lot # 75 F White 5 mo. F Black German American 6 Aug. 12 Aug. Christina STROBEL Eliza J. KING 13 Aug. 24 Aug. John HAMMERT Mary KING 54. M Whi te . German. 40 F Black American 25 Sept. 28 OcL 2 Nov. Barbra SEIWALD Thomas WARREN GIVENS 30 63 21 7 Nov. 20 Nov. Fred LEONHARD Lillie SILBERMAN 1889 225 single grave 133 single grave 257 157 single grave # Cause Dropsy Whooping Cough Paralysis Consumption M Black " 3 6 M White German 136 F " " 278 Consumption Lung Fever Consumption 21 Diphtheria Diphtheria 2 5 M M " " " " 278 278 Diphtheria Diphtheria 6 M " American F F Black. White " F M White " German American (Pgs. 26-27) 23 Nov. 24 Nov. 1890 Paul SILBERMAN Otto SILBERMAN (Pgs. 26~27) 6 Feb. Charles JAMES 25 Mar. 27 Apr. 7 July Emma MONROE ·Maria WILKIS Al IRVIN • 22 May 26 May 10 July 3 Sept. 11 Sept. -s1 2 6 Oct. Gustav MOLL G.A. WILLIAMS Mary E. NElS L.D. HAMILTON Frank KRAUS Biehart LEE 22 Nov. 6 Dec. 4 Dec. 22 Dec. Christian SNYDER _ _ _ KING E.E. ALBRIGHT Maria PHINISE 1891 mo.'· M " 19 " " M 4 mo. M 80 F " 79 M " 6 M " 30 M Black 81 77 28 80 M White M Black M White " " German American German American " " German American " F " " 6 weeks 31 M F " " 3 F " Black " White German " " single La Grippe grave 42 Consumption Old Age 353 single Spasms grave 392 La Grippe 532 Spasms 128 Dropsy 88 Old Age 281 Spasms single Consumption grave /I 30 57 Spasms Typhoid 200 361 Old Age (Pgs .. 26-27) 25 Mar. 16 May John PAGE Letika WARNER Perly HARRIS 14 June 15 July 18 July 25 July 6 Aug. 16 Aug. 22 Sept. J.G. HAELSIG 5 mo. M Ernistine HEINRICHS ...41 F William KING 19 M Carl SCHELLACK 1 yr. 3mo .. M Konrith BOKRBACK 85 M 6 mo. F Mary BRINKMEIER Louis (TOTT) TODD 107 M 11 Apr. Black White " " Black " American German " American " 117 246 single grave 253 193 Spasms Spasms Spasms Spasms Consumption 169 Summer Complaint 287 Old Age 312 Spasms single Old Age grave �9 EUDORA CEMETERY Date Name 1891 (Pgs. 28-29) 5 Oct. Anna HARNEL 1 Nov. 4 Nov. l3 Nov. 19 Dec. 21 Dec. Alice SCHELLACK Rosa ZIPFEL Clara SEYBOLD Benjaman KING Charles FISKWOOD 1892 Age Sex Color 23 12 73 7 6 10 mo. F Black Nationality Lot /I American F White German F " " F " " M Black American M White " single grave 169 228 159 134 Cause Consumption Pneumonia Dropsy Spasms Spasms Brain Fever (Pgs. 28-29) 10 Jan. 17 Jan. 29 Mar. 8 Apr. Susen TODD Fredrick BERNITZ Henry LENTZ ·Neppe FORTNER 23 Apr. 2 May 5 May 16 May 27 May 10 June 5 July 6 July 27 July 22 Aug. 28 Oct. 20 Nov. AlIa RAYSON Elizabeth KRAUS Emma HILL Henrietta MEYER 11 Elvin WILSON Anna W. WARREN Ernes t E. RODMAN· 11 16 James B. RAYSON Willie F. HUNZINGER Child of Mr. OTT Joseph MOLL Jennie BLACK 22 Nov. 12 Dec. Clarence RAYSON James BLACK " Black 90 F 76 87 60 M White M " F Black 37 F White 68 F " 24 F " 66 .F " mo. M "u 88 F mo. M " mo. M " 1 .M " F " 81 M " 20 F Black 3 mo. M White 17 M Black German " American " German " " American " " " " German " American " " single grave 277 170 single grave 64 97 102 223 100 156 38 64 96 87 389 single grave 64 single grave Old Age Old Age Old Age Dropsy Consumption Spasms Lung Disease Lung Disease Spasms Old Age Congestion Summer Complaint Spasms Born dead Old Age Spasms Spasms Congestion 1893· (Pgs. 28-29) 16 Jan. 20 Jan. Tillie MEYERS Inez FULLER 29 F 1 mo. F " German American 124 326 Dropsy Spasms German single grave single grave 353 59 single grave 455 59 Kidney Disease White 1893 (Pgs. 30-31) 25 Feb. F.E. BUCK 29 M " 3 Mar. Lydia MONROE 75 F Black 18 Mar. 11 Apr. 15 Apr. O.P. PERKINS . Mattie I. WEED Jessie GRANT 75 46 11 M White F " F Black 76 49 M White M " 25 May: 25 May William MITCHELL Everett D. WEED American " " " " " Old Age Old Age La Grippe Spasms Old Age Consumption �10 EUDORA CEMETERY Date Age Sex Color Name Nationality Lot /I Cause 1893 (Pgs. 30':-31) 26 July 27 Aug. Henry KRAUS Leslie V. CARR '2 12 M White M " German American 11 Sept. William CLARK 74 M Black " 5 Oct. 20 Oct. 27 Nov. 23 Oct. 3 Dec. Arthur N. WILLIAMS 5 mo. D. BEKKER Katie WILLIAMS D. GtlENTER Belle GUENTER 25 M White M " F " F " F " 10 Dec. Mary WALTERS 87 F 38 23 " " German " " " American Summer Complaint Inflama.tion of Bowels single Inflamation of grave Bowels Spasms 352 424 Born Dead Typhoid Fever 352 Born. Dead 128 Inflamation of 128 the Bowels Old Age 64 281 316 1894 (Pgs. 30-31) 1 Jan. 7 Apr. Jacob HAGENBUCH Robert KING M " M Black German American 10 Apr. 9 July 10 July 4 Aug. 6 Sep:t. 16 Nov. 16 Nov. 18 Nov. Elizabeth SCHUETTE 67 F White Newton HENSHAW 61 M Lulu OBERHOLTZER 20 F WARD F Edward RAYSON 5 mo. F HAELSIG 5 mo. J.H. KNEISER 17 M DAVIS 20 M " German American German American " German " American 325 single grave 309 362 314 393 64 253 125 single grave Lung Disease Typhoid Fever Consumption Heart Disease Female Troubles Old Age Summer Complaint Spasms Lung Fever Consumption 1895 (Pgs. 32-33) 2 Jan. Easter CHILDS 7 Jan. 10 Jan. 20 Feb. 25 Feb. 25 Feb. John DAVIS Edwin COPP PAGE Mary RAYSON KING 42 2 mo. 10 da. 62 12 M White M " M " F. " F Black 2 Mar. 17 Mar~' Alexandria PHILLIPS 77 Oscar NEWSON 11 mo. M White M " " 25 Mar. 26 Apr. Margerete ROTENBERG WillianiMONROE 78 84 F " M Black German American 28 Apr. 17 May 19 Aug~' 27 Sept; Sarah KOOFER Miles WHITE C.P.GRIGGS Ester GRANT 84 F White 51 M " 88 M " 27 F Black German American 6 Oct. ' Edwin WILLIAMS 17 80 F Black M White American " German American " " " " " " single grave 422 360 117 64 single grave 428 single grave 47 single grave 317 320 430 single grave single grave Old Age Consumption Spasms Spasms. Paralysis Consumption Old Age Spasms Old Age Old Age. Old Age Heart Disease Old Age Consumption Typhoid Fever �11 EUDORA CEMETERY Date Name Age Sex Color Nationality 1895 (Pgs. 32-33) GRIMES 15 Oct. Freda LAEPPLE 14 Nov. Roy SCHAD 1 Nov. Bonnie CARR 30 Nov. Charles DIGGS 14 Dec. 12 F II 1 M II 11 F 11 M Black 1896 (Pgs. 32-33) Joseph T. LAMBORN 17 Feb. Daisy YOUNG 28 Feb. 84 18 M White" F Black II 11 May 31 M white II F M " II F II M II American F F German American 17 May 22 June 19 July 9 Aug. John MURRAY "Ka te WHITNEY Jacob SCHURLE HAELSIG Albert MOORE 1896 (Pgs. 34-35) 18 Aug. ~er"tha E. TREFZ 3 Sept. Caroline A. WOOD 7 Sept. 25 Oct. 27 Oct. 15 Nov. 30 Nov. 1 Dec. Philip SNYDER Frederica LOESCH Sarah T. CAPELS Freddie BRENDER Joseph LOVELACE MILLOTT 11 Dec. 29 Dec. Ben GIVENS Annie WILLIAMS 1897 (Pgs. 34-35) 23 Jan. Charles LITCHFIELD 14 Feb. Roy DAVIS 28 28 20 30 10 11 Feb. Feb. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. 16 Nov. 26 Nov." 30 Nov. 4 Dec. 6 Dec. 8 Dec. 8 Dec. Rudolph LOESCH Lizzie MADDEN John BRENDER Mrs. BUTTON Eliza CONGER Clarence MYERS White II 66 4 mo. 28 36 83 M F F M M 2 M 88 30 66 4 mo. II II II II II II German II German II American II II II II 35 24 M M II II II M F Black M White II F II F II M Anna OTT 3 F Lena SCHLEGEL 9 F Freddie DISSINGER 4 M Arthur "SCHLEGEL 6 M Florence DISSINGER 10 F Irena DISSINGER 12 F Carl Jacob DURR 10 mo. M 1898 (Pgs. 34-35) 17 Feb. Mary BERNITZ 69 F 1898 (Pgs. 36-:-37) 22 Feb. " Dora" MEISENHEIMER 19 F II II M Black F White 19 II II II 20 12 4 mo. American German American II Cause 280 58 28 316 single grave Spasms Diphtheria Croup Diphtheria Paralysis 323 single grave 155 132 276 253 single grave Murdered Consumption 197 single grave II 1122 315 249 361 419 single grave Typhoid Fever Burned II II II II German American German American German American II German "" II II II II II II II II II II II II II " II Lot /I American 102 single grave II II 28 346 158 347 Consumption Palsy Cancer Summer Complaint Heart Disease Old Age Typhoid Fever Old Age Spasms Palsy Typhoid Fever II II Murdered Suicide Consumption Spasms Drowned Cancer Heart Disease Old Age Wounds rec'd in accident Croup Diphtheria 94 93 313 93 313 313 192 Chronic Disease" 277 Heart Disease single grave II II II II Consumption �12 EUDORA CEMETERY Date Age Sex Color· Name 1898 (Pgs. 36-37) 21 Mar. Infant of A.VAN GUENTEN 6 hrs. M White Mrs. Katie OBERHOLTZER 70 F " 6 Apr. Mrs. Fanny HARVEY F Black 22 Apr. LOTEMAN STRAWTHER 1 mo. F White M Black National.;.. .. ity German " American German American 30 May· 30 May --__ 6 July 9 July 14 Oct. 2 Sept. 29 Dec. 8 mo. M White " German Christian KLINE 85 F " 61 M Rudoph HAMMER " " Infant of D. HUNTSINGER 2 hrs. M W " Wilhelmine HACK 37 F White " 1899 (Pgs. 36-37) 15 Jan. Alice PILLA 22 Jan. Ruth WOOD " " 25 M " 66 M. " " " German M M M " " " " " M M F " " F 26 Mar. 27 Mar. 1 Apr. Chas. A. FISCHER Thomas C. DARLING Juanetta ANDERSON 3 F " " 2 Apr. 23 Apr.· 21 Oct. 30 Apr. 10 Nov. 18 Dec. 21 Dec. Whilemina POEPMULLER 42 Fredrick WEIBEL 77 Daniel HUNTSINGER 46 Infant of John OTT Adam LOESCH Arthur CANARY 18 mo. John CANARY 47 F M M " " 1900 (Pgs. 36-37) 6 Jan. Henry SCHUETTE 7 Jan. Charles SCHRADER Harriett COLE 16 Mar. 1900 (Pgs. 38-39) 15 Mar. IRWIN " F 56 2 72 73 90 8 mo. American " " " " American " German " " American " " _ _ SCHNIEDER HOAG 1 12 M " F Black " 24 Api. 24 May Theodore LOTZ Sue MISENHAMMER 27 M White 18 F German American 28 May 4 Aug.' 17 Aug:. 22 Aug. 23 Aug~ . 4 Dec. 5 Dec. Justina FRYE Emma MARTHIE Bertha BRAUN Christina STROBEL Margaret ODGEN Henrietta S. DURR Frank LAVa 33 F 27 F 13 F 67 F 36 F 62 F 76 M 17 Mar. 26 Mat. --- " " " " " " " " Copied by JeanSnedeger and Grace Embers. " " German " " American German " Lot II 136 314 single grave 322 single grave " 351 350 96 359 189 single grave 220 95 single grave Cause Spasms Paralysis Consumption Spasms Old Age Spasms Dropsy Cancer Spasms Consumption Lung Fever Spasms Spinal Meningitis Dropsy Spinal Meningitis 154 96 87 233 394 394 Childbirth Paralysis Heart Disease Born Dead Kidney Disease Whooping Cough Bronchitis 309 363 122 Asthma Heart Disease Old Age " single grave 358 single grave 151 single grave 327 324 382 203 95 192 164 Spasms " Pneumonia Suicide Consumption Cancer Typhoid Fever " " Old Age Heart Disease Paralysis Asthma �13 KANSAS EXPOSITION ASSOCIATION Lawrence, Kansas, July 25, 1876 We, the undersigned, agree to take the number of Shares set against our names in the stock of the KANSAS EXPOSITION ASSOCIATION, at Lawrence, at Five Dollars per Share, payable on demand, when permanent organization is effected. (Printed with full permission of Spencer Research Library-K.U.) Name ',' John K. RANKIN S.M. ALLEN F.e. GAY [?] N.T. STEVENS Jas. E. WATSON Robt. YOUNG B.F. DIGGS F.W. READ W.W. FLUKE GEO. FORD G.W. WYATES J.J. RISEN Thos. SWIN [?] Chas. ROBINSON J.W. BEARD G.W. MARCH G.W.E. GRIFFITH A.B. WADE [?] Thos.SEATON M. NEWMARK & Co. G.W. INNIS & Co. R. L. S. JAMMISON Thei[?] POHELER Frank E. BOSWELL I. T. [?] VANHUSEN B.[?] A. RIGGS Geo. LEIS [or SEIS] G. GROVENOR A. LEVIS [?] McCURDY Bros. STEINBERG Bros. B.W. WOODWARD & Co. J.B. SUTLIFF E.B. GOOD EXCELSIOR GRANGE Manly BELL Chas. E. BROWN Justus HOWELL DOUGLAS GRANGE Jordan NEAL John McFARLAND J.F. CHEVALEIR J.W. JUNKINS J. HENSE WIn. MEAIRS [?] WIn. EVATT [?] Geo. G;LLBERT No. of Shares 5 1 1 25 [?] 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 1 1 5 1 1 5 5 5 10 10 10 5 5 10 5 5 5 5 1 5 5 share~, 1 1 2 5 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 Name Jas. P. FOSTER E.P. BRIGG C.H. TAYLOR Wm. YATES H.B. RODGERS B.W. PALMER S.H. CARMEEM [?] T.S. MURRAY S.O. THATCHER A. TASH Chas. GAURNER [?] J.J. McGEE T.S. McGEE J.W. PIATT Jas. F. COWAN WIn. SHIELDS Sam'l HOLMES John GILMORE WIn. KENNEDY FARMLAND GRANGE WIn. ROE M. ROE Geo. Y. JOHNSON Elisha PARKER Wh. [?] H. WITNEY WIn. MILLER E.A. SMITH 'C.S. EDWARDS B.P. LAMBERTSON Jas. S. CREW WIn. M. INGERSOL E.A. COLMAN WIn. HUGHS A.A. FARMER [?] J.A. WEST F. [ ?] H. COLE J.S. BAKER John C. METSKER Gideon ELIAS D. SHUCK RIDNOUR & BAKER H.H. LUDARIGTON [?] J.A. DAILEY S. BULLENE SIMPSINS [?] BANK W.A. RANKIN Henry WARREN No. of Shares 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 25 5 5 10 10 2 shares 3 �" 14 Iii K N' 1 F E S' T ({) Citfzens of Lawrence and' Members of the Lawrence Associ aHon' "We are opposed to' the settlement effected' between the outsi1ders, or orig-' fna! claimant's to the tovm site and the Lawrence Associ ation and decl1are iit to be nUll' and' void, of no validity in llaw and hereby repudiate i tn'... , Above quotati;on'is the first p'aragraph of the three-column Manifesto' published on the front p'age of the Herald of Freedom', 4' August 1855'. It iS'dated 23' Jury 1'855: and signed by the following: Robert C. GIbBons' Joseph Merchant J. B'. Abbott Leon'ard' ~.terch an t W. C. GibBons AI'fred S: Addi's: H~ S: GITbert E. Monroe' A: Allen J'. H'. Gleason Wm~ Monroe N. Arlen Martin Gona Mahlon Moore S: Airdrews' B'. C. G'olriday George NichoIs' Lig ariu s' S', Bacon G. C'. Gordon Robert Banks Harrison' Nichols T~ H~. Gorh'an1 D. W, Bentley' Hugh O'Nefll Jon ath anBfg e10w, Henry·D. Graves C. W~ Pearsall m:chael Grothy· J-. it Pike W. J. R. BlaCKman C. H'. Brown Sarauel Hamell W. S'. Poole T. P. Brown M. 1\1. H3J11Illo n Geo, A~ Potter L. Haskell' A. R. Burditt C. Thos. Roberts C. H'. Childs John Heacock A-. W~ Rowley' George ChurchHI Forrester Hin Lyman Rowley Edward Clark W. A. Hb lmes J'. G'. SandsGeorge \'J,. Hunt P. O. Conver Henry Smith M. F. Conway B. Johnson Jame s Sini;th A. Cutler W. Hutchinson' John' Smi th (2)' J. F. Cummings' Thos'. Johnston N'ath an W~ snith E. A. Dilland W. M. Jones T. E'. Sununer C. F. Doy' S'. Kennedy If. If. Vince GuH'ford' Dudley' Francis Ki 11m an J'. G-. Walbridge S: B. Dudl ey' George Killman T. N'. Whetstone E'. E. Eastman Frederick Kimball A. White' Henry' Evans Samuel Kimbal1 Hollie WUber John F. Farwelll Windsor Lloyd 8'. \II. Woodward A~ A. Faxon WiI Ii ant 1 Lysner L. S~ Woodward' S'anmel: Fry C. L. Mandall D. I{. Wright James £11. Fuller J. M. [\IcLelan --Compi led at Spencer' Research Li,brary, Lawrence, KS by Pauline n. Elniff **** Received His Reward The Rev. A.M. Fitch, of Michigan, has been appointed the Indian Agent for Northern Michigan. The M.E. Conference of that state, last fall, passed Resolutions, with only one dissenting vote, condemming the buying and selling of men, as being anti-scriptural and unchristian, that One dissenter was the Rev. Mr. Fitch. Lawrence Republican Weekly Thurs., July 16, 1857, p. 2 Copied by Jean Snedeger �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 10 Dec. 1857 HASKIN, Hattie A. 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. LR-27 Aug. 1857 p. 3 BLANTON, N.B. CROSBY, Harriet 1857 Rev. Mr. Wheat of Warren Co., Ill. near Neosho City LR-l Mar. 1860 p. 3 BOTHEL, Adam R. WHITNEY, Elviria 24 Feb. 1860 Rev. A.M. Thornton 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 MOODY, Mrs. Mary Rev. E. Nute 2 Aug. 1858 of Lawrence, K.T. of Lawrence, K.T. Lawrence, K.T. �Marriages Published in Douglas County Newspapers, October 1854 - December 1860 Bridegroom Bride Date & Place BROOKE ,Dr. _B. C.--. of Leco~pton, 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. Rev. H.B. Burgess 5 Apr. 1857 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-IO 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-ll 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. Rev. R. Cordley LR-29 Mar. 1860 p. 3 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. CORREL, James McGEE, Susan Rev. S.S. Snyder LR-3 Sept. 1857 p. 3 20 Aug. 1857 Rev. G.W. Hutchinson KHF-IO 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.) �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. Ferri!· 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 FRAZER, Robert L. JEWETT, Mollie A. 10 Nov. 1859 Rev. Wm. N. Frazer of Lawrence, K.T. of St. Albans, Vt. in St. Albans, Vt. LR-5 Nov. 1857 p. 3 FRY, John ANDERSON, Mary B. 29 Oct. 1857 Rev. L.P. Dennis (Both of Kansas· Territory) near Franklin, K.T. KHF-2 May 1857 p. 3 GLEICH, John P. TERRASS, Mrs. Catherine 16 Apr. 1857 Rev. Mr. Jones at Mill Creek, K.T. GRIDING[?], Rev. James S. GOODRICH, J. Augusta 13 Sept. 1855 Rev. G.H. Blakeslee KHF-29 Sept. 1855 p. 3 of Lawrence, K.T. of Owego, N.Y. in Owego, N.Y. KHF-l May 1858 p. 3 GRIMES, Moses E. ELA, Emily S. Rev. Rodney Paine 15 Apr. 1858 of Hampden, K.T. in Hampden, K.T. �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 ~UNT, Emily Jane in Lawrence, K.T. of Douglas Co., K.T. of Lawrence, K.T. LR-ll 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 Oct. 1857 p. 3 LR-22 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-ll 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. Skeele of Lawrence, K.T. of Wilbraham, Mass. in Wilbraham, Mass. KHF-ll 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 Oct. 1857 p. 3 LR-15 (Bpth _of Little '1\Takarusa)- LCREA:VEY, Mrs .. Jane in LR] near :Lawrence, K. T. KHF-28 Nov. 1857 p. 3 HICKS, Solomon S. SAUNDERS, Mrs. Charlotte E. 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-l Oct. 1857 p. 3 Rev. S.L. Adair HODSON, Gideon F. ROWE, Clara 14 Sept. 1857 (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 6 Nov. 1856 Rev. L.B. Dennis HOPKINS, Thomas CAFFERLY, Sarah Agnes (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-l Oct. 1857 p. 3 Rev. L.B. Dennis HULL, Joseph L. ROWE, Mrs. Julia Ann 10 Sept. 1857 (Both of Kansas Territory) �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 Officiant Source 13 May 1858 KHF-5 June 1858 p. 3 Rev. Wm. Wilson at the Johnson House, Lawrence, K.T. 8 Dec. 1859 KHF-IO Dec. 1859 p. 3 Rev. Mr. Cordley in Lawrence, K.T. Rev. J.C ..:B~ach 12 Jan. 1860 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, Wm. 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. no date given Rev. A. Hale KHF-14 Nov. 1857 p. 3 LINN, Sarah Frances 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 KHF-5 Dec. 1857 p. 3 3 Dec. 1857 Rev. C.H. Lovejoy (Both of Palmyra, K.T.) at Palmyra, K.T. LR-IO Dec. 1857 p. 3 LUCE, Robert M. YOUNG, Mary J. 10 Mar. 1859 KHF-19 Mar. 1859 p. 3 Rev. E. Nute, Jr. (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 KHF-16 Feb. 1856 p. 3 Rev. Mr. Ferrell (Both of Lawrence, K.T.) MATHEWS, J. W. BALDWIN, Amanda E. 30 July 1857 LR-3 Sept. 1857 p. 3 Rev. S.S. Snyder (Both of Lawrence, K.T.) MAVITY, Wm. HALL, Scynthia Ann KHF-2l Aug. 1858 p. 3 11 Aug. 1858 Parson D.F.Dayton at Spring Hill, Johnson Co., K.T. MOORE, J.P. BRANDAGE, Catharine KHF-ll Apr. 1857 p. 3 24 Mar. 1857 Rev. Mr. Still .' (Both of Prairie City, K.T.) at Prairie City, K.T. MORE, John McKINNEY, Joliette LR-6 Aug. 1857 p. 3 30 July 1857 Rev. S.Y. Lum of Springfield, K.T. at Springfield, K.T. MOYS, William TABOR, Emily J. Rev. G.W.Hutchinson KHF-ll June 1859 p. 3 5 June 1859 of Lawrence, K.T. Sumner Twp., K.T. in Sumner Twp., K.T. �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. NICHOLS, Wm. G. LR-3 Dec. 1857 p. 3 DART, Mrs. Hester Ann 29 Nov. 1857 Rev. Wm. C. McDow (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 PERRY, Wm. BARRETT, Lucy A. 1 June 1858 Rev. Mr. Nute (Both of Emporia, K.T.) in Lawrence, K.T. KHF-7 Aug. 1858 p. 3 PHELPS, Edwin C. IRISH, Mary 16 July 1858 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 POTTER, Frederick W. STONE, Laura E. 18 Dec. 1859 E.D. Ladd, J.P. of Burlington, K.T. of Lawrence, K.T. in Lawrence, K.T. KHF-20 Mar. 1858 p. 3 POWELL, Joseph A.,Esq. BYLER, Mollie Rev. L.B. Stateler 4 Mar. 1858 at Tecumseh, K.T. KHF-5 June 1858 p. 3 PROUTY, S.S. WHITEHEAD, Hannah M. 13 May 1858 Rev. Mr. Wilson (Both of Prairie City, formerly of Aurora, Ill.) at the Johnson House, Lawrence, K.T. KHF-lO 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. Emaline 28 Sept. 1857 Rev. E. Nute (Both of Lawrence, K.T.) RANDOLPH, Joseph V. WATSON, M. 29 Dec. l859[?] Rev. G. LR-5 Jan. 1860 p. 3 (Both of Emporia, K.T.) in Emporia, K.T. [Copy of page not quite to the edge] 6 Nov. 1856 Rev. L.B. Dennis KHF-22 Nov. 1856 p. 3 REED, James McKINNEY, Polly (Both of Kansas Territory) N o �Marriages Published in Douglas County Newspapers, October 1854 December 1860 Bridegroom Officiant Bride Date & Place 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 of Roxbuty, Mass. of New Waterford, Oh. [Notice in KHF-Feb. 23, 1856 gives the bride's name as L.J. ZEIGLER.] KHF-13 Feb. 1858 p. 3 ROSS, Abner L. (Jr.) 22 Dec. 1858 Rev. Dr. Case of BURDICK, L. Virginia of Lebanon, Ohio Grace Church of Baltimore in Baltimore KHF-4 June 1859 p. 3 RUSSELL, S.C. Rev. S.Y. Lum JENKINS, Rose 19 May 1859 (Both of Lawrence, K.T. ) in Lawrence, K.T. KHF-ll April 1857 p. 3 SANDLING, Giles HARMON, Eliza 26 Feb. 1857 Rev. Mr. Dow of Pottawatomie at Pottawatomie Creek LR-26 Nov. 1857 p. 3 SEARL, A.D. CLAPP, Susie J. 9 Nov. 1857 Rev. David Strong of Lawrence, K.T. of Southampton, Mass. in Southampton, Mass. KHF-19 Sept. 1857 p. 3 SHELDON, Hon. Henry Rev. G.W. Paddock 8 Sept. 1857 PIPER, Elizabeth of Council City, K.T. of Seceea Castle,_ . at the Shawnee House, Leavenworth, K.T. Ontario Co., N.Y. KHF-28 Aug. 1858 p. 3 SHERMAN, Major T.W. Rev. C.M. Calloway 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, Wrn. A. FURGESON, Phebe M. (Both of Lawrence, K.T.) at the Harris House, Westport KHF-29 Mar. 1856 p. 3 SHULTZ, Absalon LOVELL, Mary Jane 9 Mar. 1856 Rev. L.B. Dennis (Both of Burr Oak Bottom, K.T.) - near Columbia, -K. T. LR-26 Jan. 1860 p. 3 SMITH, Adolphus OSMER, Sophia Ann 7 Jan. 1860 J.M. Pherson, J.P. of Lawrence, K.T. of Chase Co., K.T. KHF-3 Jan. 1857 p. 3 SMITH, Chas. EGER, Elizabeth 31 July 1857 Rev. S.Y. Lum (Both of Wakarusa~ K.T.) at Wakarusa, K.T. KHF-7 Apr. 1855 p. 3 SMITH, Charles W. COOK, Lucretia B. 10 Mar. 1855 Rev. Mr. Foster of Lawrence, K.T. of Lowell, Mass. KHF-8 Aug. 1857 p. 3 SMITH, Frank B., Esq. MAYBURY, Lucy F. 25 July 1857 Rev. Mr. Sandford of Manhattan, K.T. of Dighton in Dighton KHF-25 Apr. 1857 p. 3 SMITH, Giles MARTIN, Ellen Esther 2 Apr. 1857 Rev. Mr. Nute (Both of Lawrence, K.T.) in Lawrence, K.T. KHF-24 Jan. 1857 p. 4 SMITH, T.B. GREENWOOD, Sarah Ann 25 Dec. 1857 Rev. Mr. Downey Mound, K.T. (Both of Blue Mound, K.T.) at the house of E.A. Landon, near Blue KHF-22 Aug. 1857 p. 3 SMITH, Wrn. H. BEARDSLEY, Roxy Rev~ R.C. Brant 13 Aug. 1857 LR-13 Aug. 1857 (Both of Lawrence, K.T.) (Roxana) at the parsonage. Lawren.ce. K~T. �Marriages Published in Douglas County Newspapers, October 1854 December 1860 Bridegroom Officiant Bride SNYDER, James A. PERRINE,Belle (Both of Blue Mound, K.T.) SPERRY, Levi ANDERSON, Nancy Jane Date & Place 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 7 Dec. 1856 C.H. Lovejoy (Both of Lawrence, K.T.) in Lawrence, K.T. SWATSEL, John DONNELSON, Catharine Rev. G. Seymour 5 July 1858 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. Dwigh t .. Es q .. FAULKNER, Ka t e 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 Rev. Mr. Ferril 12 Feb. 1857 near Bloomington, K.T. THOMPSON, George S. FARWELL, Mary A.R. Rev. Geo. F. Jenks 31 May 1859 of Lawrence, K.T. of Lancaster, Mass. in Lancaster, Mass. THOMPSON, Will. 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. Rev. L.B. Dennis 1 Jan. 1856 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, Will 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. 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 N N �Marriages Published in Douglas County Newspapers, October 1854 December 1860 Bridegroom Bride Officiant VAN SYCLE, S.B. FISH, Susan Pascal Date & Place 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 25 Dec. 1860 Rev. G.S. Northrop (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 LR-3 Sept. 1857 p. 3 (Both of Lawrence, K.T.) in Lawrence, K.T. [Lawrence Republican _lists her as Viola -L. - JONES]LR-17 Dec. 1857 p. 2 WALLING~ W.B. CLOUGH, Louisa C. 22 Nov. 1857 Rev. M.R. Clough (Both of Lawrence, K.T.) in Lawrence, K.T. KHF-5 Mar. 1859 p. 3 WARD, Chandlee H. McINTYRE, Christina 29 [?] Feb. 1859 Rev. E. Nute (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-15Mar. 1856 p. 3 WHITE, Mrs. Mary E. Rev. E. Nute 11 Mar. 1856 (Both formerly of Bolton, Mass.) in Lawrence, K.T. WHEADEN, A. RODEBAUGH, Miss 20 Aug. 1857 Rev. S.S. Snyder [ ?] LR-3 Sept. 1857 p. 3 of Wakarusa, K.T. lVHISTON, Jesse LR-17 Dec. 1857 p. 3 BOND, Louisa 18 Nov. 1857 Rev. M.R. Clough (Both of Washington Creek, K. T.) WHITEHORN, Samuel KHF-22 Mar. 1856 p. 3 LOVEJOY, Juliet L. 19 Feb. 1856 Rev. C.H. Lovejoy late of Michigan in Manhattan, K.T. WHITLOCK, Wm. KHF-2 May 1857 p. 3 ANDERSON, Mindful A. 27 Apr. 1857 Rev. L.B. Dennis - in Lawrence, K. T. Rev. Mr. Norton KHF-15 Nov. 1856 p. 3 WIELEY, Dexter HASEHINE, Amandy M. 23 Oct. 1856 (Both of Bloomington and formerly of Hamilton, Butler Co., Ohio) Married in Bloomington, K.T. Rev. E. Nute KHF-27 Dec. 1856 p. 3 WILDER, John H. LEGG, Mrs. Anna M. 30 Nov. 1856 (Both of Lawrence, K.T.) in Lawrence, K.T. KHF-19 Jan. 1856 p. 3 WILLIAMS, Henry GRIFFITH, Ruth 13 Dec. 1856 Rev. S.Y. Lum (Both of Wakarusa, K.T.) N W �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. DOBBINS, E.A. WINTON,John R. (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""ofpage not quite to edge.] December 1860 Date & Place Officiant 28 Nov. 1858 Rev. C.M. Callaway . Source 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 Rev. E. Nute KHF-15 Oct. 1859 p. 3 9 Oct. 1859 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, Wm. SMITH, Charles W. BROWNING, Asaph HAY, Chester A. �,.. Marriages Published in Douglas County Newspapers, October 1854 - December 1860 Bride COULTER, Barbary COULTER, Rachae1 Jane CREAVEY, Mrs. Jane CREAVY, Mrs. Mary CRITTENTON, Jennie L. CROSBY, Harriet DART, Hester Ann DENNIS, Francis A. DOBBINS, E.A. DONNELSON, Catharine DUNLAP, Emily DUNN, Mary-G-;':'--- --- - EARNHEART, Melissa EGER, Elizabeth ELA, Emily S. FAIRHOLM, Mary J. FALES, Elizabeth FARWELL, Mary A.R. FARWELL, Sarah C.T. FAULKNER, Kate FELT, H. Maria FISH, Susan Pascal FLANDERS, Sarah A. FURGESON, Phebe M. GOODRICH,J. Augusta GRAHAM, Bridgette GRAHAM, Julia M. GRAY, E.J. GREENWOOD, Sarah Ann GRIFFITH, Ruth HALL, Ju1iaan HALL, Scynthia Ann HARMON, Eliza HARMON, Mary A. HARRIS, Mary Rose1a HASEHINE, Amandy Bridegroom Bride "" WATSON", Thonias TODHUNTER, James Do' HEITZMAN, John HEITZMAN, John EARL, George F. BLANTON, N.B. NICHOLS, Wm. G. DENNISON, Rev. Joseph WINTON, John R. SWATSEL, John CRACKLIN, Capt. Joseph "LLOYD, Rev." S: W. DENNIS, Rev. B.C. SMITH, Chas. GRIMES, Moses E. DAY, John W. BOTTS, George W.D. THOMPSON, Geo. S. BARNEY, Joseph M. THACHER, T. Dwight CLARK, Henry S. VAN SYCLE, S.B. BURLEY, Rufas B. SHROYER, Wm. A. GRIDING[?], Rev. James S. DIX, Ralph C. ARNOLD, Noah PARMETAR, James A. SMITH, T.B. WILLIAMS, Henry DE WOLF, Edward P. MAVITY, Wm. SANDLING, Giles TULL, Wm. PEARSON, Richard N. WIELEY, Dexter HASELTINE, Rosa1tha O. HASKIN, Hattie A. HATTAN, Pocahontas HAVENS, Eliza HOLMES, Mary Louise HOPPER, Louisa HOPPER, Sarah Jane HUNT, Emily Jane HURD, Harriet N. INGERSON, Clara M. IRISH, Mary JACOBS, Nelly JAMES, Caroline JENKINS, Rose JESSEE, Mary JEloJETT, Mollie A. JONES, L. Viola JONES, Viola L. JONES, Sarah E. JONSON, Lizzie JOY, Frances R. KOFFMAN, Mary J. LAHAY, Martha LEARNED, Lizzie LEGG, Mrs. Anna M. LIKINS, Maria LINN, Sarah Frances LORD, Harriet G. LOVEJOY, Juliet L. LOVELL, Mary Jane LYON, Sarah Ann McCLELLAND, Mary A. McGEE, Susan McINTYRE; Christina McKINNEY, Jo1iette McKINNEY, Polly Bridegroom UMBARGER, George W. BAILEY, F.A. FISHMAKER, C.T. HAYDEN, William B. PARK, Geo .. S. OLIVER, Wm. H. YOUNG, Robert GROVER, Joel THOMAS, S.J., Esq. BROWN, Alonzo J. PHELPS, EdwinC. 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. , Ma1ahan K. --WILDER, John H. BROWN, George, Esq. LINN, James M., Esq. ADAMS, Lucian R. WHITEHORN, Samuel SHULTZ, Absa10n MACK, John CONNOR, Thomas H. CORREL, James WARD, Chand1ee H. MORE, John REED, James �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. SMITH, Giles SMITH, Frank B., Esq. HARPOLE, Alfred HOPPER, B.F. BROOKE, Dr. B.C. HOAG, Benjamin W. SPICER,- Au~usta 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. _____~MQODY,-Mrs-.-'-Mar__Y'------BREWER_;_MOntrevTne NICKLES, Elizabeth VAUGHAN, Champion NORTON, Charlotte KEATING, R.H. -OLIVER-,- Mrs;-Emaiin-e RANDALL, WIn. Henry OSMER, Sophia Ann SMITH, Adolphus PEARSON, Mary HILL, Forrester PERRINE, Belle SNYDER, James A. PIPER, Elizabeth SHELDON, Hon. Henry RANDALL, Irene PARKS, WIn. RANDOLPH, Amelia M. ALTHEN, Henry G. REIGBER, L.J.RICE, John E. RODEBAUGH, Miss WHEADEN, A. ROGERS, Mary Elizabeth McCAMISH, Richard M., Esq. ROWE, Clara HODSON, Gideon F. ROWE, Mrs. Julia Ann HULL, Joseph L. SANDLING, Mary Jane HARMON, Daniel SAUNDERS, Mrs. Charlotte E. HICKS, Solomon S. SHANNON, Mary H. SHERMAN, Major T.W. SHORT, Sarah H. ADDIS, Alfred S. SIMONDS, Addie L. HUNT, Chas. W. SMITH, Ellen M. MYERS, John SMOOT, Mary L. CARR, Alexander SOWASH, Margaret DUFFEE, Louis The original announcement should be consulted since some of them contain more information than is printed ~n this quarterly. These marriages were copied and indexed by Jean Snedeger and Grace Embers. ;> N '" �27 STATE OF KANSAS HALF BREED LANDS OPPOSITE DOUGLAS COUNTY 1855 STATE CENSUS, KANSAS TERRITORY, DISTRICT # 2 Alexander PAYNE - Farmer - 40 - Native - Voters Minor - 1 Warner BAYNE " - 1 Thos. R. BAYNE 21 1 A.J. SMITH 30 1 WIn. BAYNE 30 1 S.H. PLUMMER 30 1 Dudley FOLEY 40 1 James SCAGGS Minor 1 Henry SCAGGS 21 1 Slave Robert - - 21 Thomas SCAGGS 50 Harvay MILLER 21 George GREY 21 Dudley PLUMMER 21 Imathan SMOOT 30 George WILLIAMS 21 Samuel P. TILTON 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 C.H. BROWNE 16 Cabins erected and a Steam Sawmill commenced. Copied by Jean Snedeger ******* From the Lawrence Republican Weekly, Thursday, July 9, 1857, pg. 3: TO THE PEOPLE OF LAWRENCE -- In taking the Census of Lawrence, many persons were absent, and it has been impossible in many cases to get an accurate list; It was also impossible to see a great many and give them an opportunity to sign the petition for the FREE-STATE CONSTITUTION. The Census returns and petition will be kept at my office until the 10th inst. I hope all persons omitted on Census returns, or who wish to sign the Free-State petition will call and do so immediately. One sheet of Census returns has been lost, it is hoped the finder will return the same to my office.----- - - July 9, 1857 S.N. WOOD Dep'y Marshal Copie? by Jean Snedeger - - -" �C. N. Sl\1ITH~ Lawrence, Kansas', UNDERTAKER & ElIlBALlIlER and Agent for the Sale of Coffins, Caskets' & Robes' 1890 _. 1907' Abstracted, by Pauliine B:, Elni'ff. from the original records' locat'ed at The Watkins Communi,ty'Mus'eum, Lawrence, KS' , Cemeter,y' Abbrevi;atiions:' Oak Hill' - OH'; Maple ~rove - MG; Willow Springs -. WS' ~ Buri a1' Dat'e~_ Ordered by: Burial Age'Cause d., ~ MG' 2~' Kstlima ' 135' Daviil J. Achers 5ti l1I bo rl1 77 ?Charles lkhning Jr' OIf' Mr. Acres Baldwin 64 Diabetes' 32 Mr. HolToway' ~~ 72'yr-9 mo-3da 31 John Acres 28 Nov 1893 Acres, Rhoda Henry Patty' "'¥:'~:_.;."'~ ~ :J:J~~.~.;~.\: Mrs. Lutz' IVIG" 30 Pneumonia 77 12' Dec 1899 Adam. C1'ara (Shipped from Kansas City. Mo.) Blank 21 J~ I. AClanls' OHi Adams, J. W. 29 AUg 1892 84 Hrt & 5toml34 The family' Blank Adams, Marti n 24' Dec' 1903 Brank MG" 67 Canc Liver 6':7 Adams, W. B. 16' Jim 1897 4' m 5urnm Comp1l88~ Geo. Ady Olr Ady', Lyod 24' Aug 1907 ~, M. Croup 179 Ady,Olive,ch of Geo 8'-Jan 1901' Geo. A'dy OIf 28 Consumpt. 176, Mrs. H:. H'~ Ahl'strom Qff Ahlstrom, Fred B'. 22 Oct 1906, died 17' Oct 1906, (Shipped' from San Antonio) Co If 20th Kansas Mrs. SarahG'. A1bough Ofr 60 Blank 152 Albough, Theo. F. '23 Jan 1905' 5am Jewett A1bri tin, nrary 23' Feb 1905 Mary Crosley' Baldwin Blank 1:53 OHI ? J'. B. Churchill' Alexander, Earl C. 27 Oct 1902 Chol.inft 122 Alexander Alexander, F. M. 23 Apr: 1903' w: H~ Meyers OR' Blank (Shipped from Palestine, Texas) Alford, A.C. 18 Apr' 1899 D. 5'. Alford' ar 23' Killed 1'n 80 1'st Lieut. 0'. 8'. 20, Kas: Vol Ihf battle Alford, Sylvia S~ 24 Nov 1900 D. S. Alford' Qff' 84 Paralysis 97 Allen, Charley 7 Oct 1890' R. J. Petty' ?Loring Blank 3 All en, Earl' 21 May" 1902 Poor Cornm Off ?4rno 1'1'6All ,en , France'sLiN'y' 23 Feb" 1902 Fred' Allen OH~ 6' m Con ChiTI n~3' Mrs. Langley' Allen, Gavin 17 May 1905 Mrs~ W'~ C~ Allen Reno 68 Ki lIed 1'n 156 Runaway' Allen, Infant 86, 12 Dec' 1899 A. G. Honnold 4' da' Blank Ci ty Marshall Allen, Infant 16 Mch 1903' Gao. W~ Allen Off 5ti 11 born126) (Shipped' from I\C, Mo.)' Allen, Isaac 4 Jun 1902 Robert Allen Blank 83 Old age,dib ]16 Hagor Allen Allen. Israel 19 Oct 1904 Mrs. Hager Allen OIf 45 Fract Skul!!' 1401 died 15 Oct 1904 nIrs. Israel Allen (Shipped from 5edali 3', Mo.) Allen, J: B'. (?)' 28, Jan 1901' I.O.O.F'. lecompton 82 ?Gangrene 1100 T. J. Hill Allen, Julia 2 Aug 1906' Mrs. Langley oa 4' da' Blank 172 Fred Allen Allendorph. Leon 3 Apr 1907 Geo. Allendorph OH' 20 mo Poison' 183 Achers, Alva C'. Achni'ng, chilld of Acres:, Mrs. Mary' 1'4' Jan 1904' 6\ Jan 1899 1 Jan 1894' �-/' Burial Date Ordered by. Buri al Age', Cause d. . f.9..... Jas. H~. Allingham OH' 42 Dropsy' R. Sinith ],70" Eudora' 45 Dropsy' 3 Jun 1906 Blank Al tenbernd', Henry Eudora' 79 tvr&Stom' 79 30 Aug 1905 The' Fami ly' Al tenbrend', W~ 82, OH' 48\ Accident The Family' 10 Jim 1899 Ami 'ck , A: B~ F. Savage 9 Sep 1903 Anderson, __blank Alfred Anderson MG" 1'6 Drotmed 131 It. :r~ Anderson 00: Brank 1'0 Anderson, Mrs. A: J:24' Jun 18911. 5' Aug 1907 Anton Anderson~ Clinton" 32', Crushed byl'87 Anderson, Alfred Ki 11l'ed28 Jull 1901' (Shipped' from PocateIlo, Idaho)' the cars' Mrs. Anderson' ow Bl ank ]2 Anderson" Andrew' 23' Aug, 18911 Anderson, A-' S; 27' Feb 1901' The F'amiTy' oa70 Kiidney Trb. Anderson, Betti'e 26 Nov 1900 Ben A"nderson OH' 28~ 'B1 ank 91' Neely' Hemsen (SHi~pped' from: Dove, OK.)' Ahderson, Cella(?l 6, Jul 1892 Blank I\.IG" Blank 20' Anderson, Charlie' 23 Sep 1892,. G'eo. A: Anderson Bfg Springs Brank 22 Anderson, ch of Alfred' 22 Oct 1895 Alfred' Anderson MG' Blank 47 Anderson, ch of 7' Dec 1901 Alfred' Ailderson ~iG" 7 da' Blank no Andersen, Infant 16' Jul' 1902' Wm. Andersen MG" 7 da Illegible,m8 E. C. Erickson Anderson, Infant r Sep 1905 Dougras: County' MG" r wk Blank r60 Anderso:n, J. Ch of 1'6' Apr. 1897 Wfr:I1'e CUmmings: Belvoir' l' yr Con: of Brn 60 Anderson, James S~ 14 Ju1' 190T wife, MtrUie Ahdersom Off 58: Bright's 0.186) Mrs', H~. Daviis' (,from: Atchfson): Anderson, John: 3 Dec', 1902, The' Estate Big Spgs52 ffrt&Stom~ 123, Anderson, Johnl 26i Aug 1907 Anton Anderson' Cn:ntonl 74 Dropsy188 5' Aug' 1900 Anderson, Marfon" Ed Anderson' Off 3 ?Bronchi ti s 94 19 Jan 189.4 Anderson, Mfn nfe' Supt Poor Farm: PoorFarm~ 4' (co,liored)' 32' Anderson, N'ancy' 25 Dec; 1906 Dr. A: Anderson OH(shfpped' from] DenverHa8\ Anderson, Dr. Sam: B'. 4' Mchl 190T A: Anderson; age' 82 OH(Shfpped' from' Denver) l!82 Anderson, Si:g 8: Jur 1890 Blank OW Blank I Anderson" squires 10 Sep, 189.0 Ch aries Anderson" OIl Blank 3 Anderson" Walt'er' B. 21' Febl.1892 C~ Anderson' OW Blank 16, W~ L. AndersonAnderson, Willie 18'r.IcHl 1895 A: D. Anderson' Reno' Brank 40 Andrews, Mattie 10 Feb 1906..t:Whftman,Ex.Estate,IOHf 711, BUrns: 166 Andrews, S~ H'~ 31', Jul 1900 Mrs'. Andrews' ?OO 64 ?Peroci diitiis' 9~ GAR', Po st' 1,2, Capt Co A' 35 Mass: I'nf' Angerbri'ght·, ?Agnes 21 Jan 1891i_ Joseph Angerbright, lakeviiew' Blank 6 Anthony', C. 22_ Jul 1904 Mrs. Anthony' Eudora' 74 Appoplexii,a 144' T Jill 1890 Api tz, F'. R. Mrs. Api t z' ORrBlanK 1 Appler~ lydfa A. n May' 1903 Mrs. Mercy' G'ardher OIf 39 Ep Fi't 128 Mr, Gardner Argy11e, E1fzabeth 14 Oct 189'!! W: F'. Argyle' CH' Blank 1:3 Armstrong, Efffe 23' Mch' 1904 A. W: Armstrong 00' 21' Pneumonia 1:39 ArnoTd', HartT: 8 Apr 1892' Mrs. S: Jrrnold r.iG" Brank 17 Arnold', J'. D~ 10 5ep 18911 Frank Arnold m Bl'anR, 12 Arnol'd', Saml 20 Feb 1893' Mrs •. Arnold $' Brank 25 Private Co' H:' 44th Regt' Ind' (?.)' Fo,rt Infant'ryl Co FIst Regt, U: S: Veterans: VoL EngfneersAr,ter:, Mrs'., 4 Aug; 1893' It. Monroe00' Btank 28 Ar.toburn, f,lrs. 15 May 1894 S'. J~ A'rtoburnl J)G" 65- Para1ysi s' 35 Allingham, Tobi tha' 13 Ju1 1904' W~ �\ 30l Bud all Date; Ordered by: BUrfal' Age: Cause! d. f9., Mrs. Ida Wal1ace OW" 31 I11eg. In: (Shipped' from l\lanhattan)' 33 Canc' Stom 49 Douglas' Co. OH: (1')Ashford:" Ha(wlnn 24 Dec' 1895 The Family' Pri vate' Co' K 43 Ind Infantry' 35 Appendi cHis 76 ' Auring, Mrs. Anna 23 Dec 1898; Gustave: Auring Ft. Rfley'Orderly'Sergeant Blank 35 OR: 11' Jun 1894' John A'usten Austi (e)n, Ch of 46· Diph on: 30 Sep 1895 W'. Nadelhoffer AUstin, Ch of John A'ustin Dipth 46" W'. Nadelhoffer OH Austin, Ch of 7 Oct 1895 61i OFF 1'3 Blank John Austin Austen, {?)'Geneva H~ 4 JUl' 1897 Mrs. (?)Wa.11en Golden G'ate" Tent-- G Blank 52 Austin, Sarah 25 May 1896' can't read 011 Piyer, Elfzabeth H~ 3', Mch 1904' A. H~Ayer', E'. A""yer OH 80 Pneumonia' 138' 53' ffrt trbl 93' Bhlley~ AlbertThomas' 3' Jun 1900 Douglas' County' OHI Private Cb C' 6th Regt lJ.S: Col. Troops Bailey, Elfzabeth A-.26) Jan 1906·Wm Se,ars OH' 75 Pneumonia 165' Mrs. Ali ce' Sears' 18 Mar' 1897 Bid 1ey, En a HUgh Blair om 31 Con. 59 Silas Ware Bai ley, Geo. C'. 29 Nov 1907 w. N~ Bailey' OH' 53 Blank 192 r6, Oct 1891 Bailey, L. D. Mrs'. Le-- D. Baney: onBlank 13 B'aker. Caroline C. 21' Jim 1905' p~ D. Ridenour Off 6r (?lsteri a scl57' (Shipped' fi."om KG, Mo. Y scherosiis: Baker', Earl (chi I'd): 29 Nov 1891 A'dam Baker A. G:. Honold' orr Blank 14 (?)B3ker, W. W'. 27 Mch 1904 The' Famiry' OH 79 Blank 139 (Shfpped from KG:, Mo.)' Baker', Mrs:. Joseph1ne 7 Oct 1898; Mrs. Libbfe' B~ Kountz ~X;- 69 Dr.opsy 74 Co L 16th Kas~ CW Miss'Mary L.Robfnson· Baker, Mrs.Mar.tha: E= 7' May 1905' &lr. m C. Baker Iowa 59 Hrt FailureI56 (Shipped to ---rowa):: Baldridge;, Minnie' B~ 2 Jun 1893 The Fami ly' (QH Blank 27' Bal dwin , Mrs:. K. S: 26, Sep 1907 Son A:S~_ BaldWin' Clfnton' 74 Hrt Trbl 189 Bald\lJi:n ,Eugene 20 Sell': 1892, L. po. Baldtvi'n OFF B1an~ 22 BaldWin, Mrs'. J:E: 23- Apr' 1900 Mrs. (?) ~ O. Cory' Olf 59 H~--p--91' 4' Sep 1897 BaldWin, Rose' Geo. 'rucker' Cli'nton' 31" Brank 63' Bares, Jacob': 23 Apr 1906, WIIn Bal es' OU' 94' ((}ld' Age 169 Bangs, C:. W~ 13' Oct 1902 H~ T1"s da1 e' OHi 37' Stomach 1211 24' Jill' 1897 Bimgs', Dr.. J'. E'. The Bros.& ~;;-dale Off 90' Blank 62' Banks,. Cliarl'es 8: Sept 1892' G'. A: Banks orr Bl1ank 21 Banks, CharI's' Blank 1903 Alex' BanKS' LoneStar56; Pneumon1 a l!261 (Between 3/16' 6: 3/24l (Shipped' from) Perry', Banks, Jane 0; Nov 1893 G'eo. If. Banks OW 81 Old Age 30 Banks, Mary' 21 Ju1! 1897 J~ W,~ Banks ?' County39 Blank 62' Banks-, Nellie 16" Mch 1904 Alex Banks' ?Alfred- 5 Pneumonia 138 (Shipped- from Perry, orO' Mrs. Chas. B'anks BardeI:le, Mrs'. Me 1is sal'4FelH 900 'the Fami Uy' p.,r;-' 69 (i) 88' Barker', Ch or 1 Dec 1898; ? Cou K.Barker, CaLOa4?w.Croup 761 ,Barker', Ch of' 5 Mch 1904' Chas'. Barker OR! Sti'l11 bornl38! Barker, Marcel!1-e' 14 Jun 1897' S~ H: Barker & wiife 0Ir 9?in.Sunnn Comp 61 10 Dec'1901 an �Burfal' Date ~ Buri'al Age_ Caus'e d'. ~, OR' 65' 1'113 The F'amily' 44 IfrtFai 1. 1'- 86 Mrs'. Fisher, 1010 011 Hemorage Troost, KC, ~lo. 38\ Dg Co & Poor FihSitpt, Brank Barl<ley, Dan1~ 23 Jan 1895 The F'amil:y.' MG"' 72 Di'opsy.'& 1. 78 Barkely', Daniel S: 26, J"an 1899 Miss'Minnie B!.. on 49 Tubercull,. 1'89 Bar1 au~, Ch as'. F~ 24' Sep 1907. ).177 Howard Barnett 00:' 60 Cancer B'arne'u', Sarah 22: Nov 1900' B'. W; Barnhart Pleas·.G-rove 86) Old'Age' 164 Barnhart, Danfa1; 3 J'an 1900' U5 Peter Ramhart wnlramstown64 Blank B'amhart, Susan 0: May 1902 W. E: B'arnes' lOR' 59 C'anc' Stom 1:42 B'arnes',l\h:.Gertrude 1..01 June1904' ("Shipped' from KC', Mo.) 28 Jun 1'905' W. H; Barnes Blank 2<»~ R.R.Accid 157 Barnes', Merle 4' May 1899 The Family OH' o7'h (?J&: Ht.F1 80 Barns', t'hn. C'. Capt' Cb E 1st Ks; Capt Co B' 17th Ks 82 Old' A'g.e 143 12 JuI 1904' Ester: A•. Barnum. OW Barnum, Wm. Blank 19 Barber, Child of 20 J"un 1892 W. '.F. Barber 0Hi O. B. Barber Barber, ?Eli vdfre B1 ank (index- Mrs.) between6/21e6/29, 1903? Burns'; KC, Ks. 36, Drowned' 130 Mrs-. Barner Big Spri;ngs2'4 Gunshot Wn 95 Barbe'r-, HadveYry' __ Sep' 1900 Barber" John 13 Jan 1905' o. Pl. Barnerow 63 Appopl'exia- 1'51 The Famil'y' (Shipped fi'om IT wortH)" Barber', Ju1,i a 20' Jur 190r Mrs. Geo ~ Woodside' OR 27 B1 anI< lJ06, B'arber,! Mrs. 28 Aug'1903 Barber B'ros. OR;' 80) Paral'ysis 131 J. C. Vinant' Barber, Oliver 27 Oct 1895' Barber- Bros'. OFF Blank 47 Barber, Samuel 4 Feb 1907 John Barber, ?Dan C1Tnton" 76' IG.:dney· Trbl80 Barber,Fred'B'arnerBarber.-,, W: T. 12 Nov 1893' Barber Bros. ar 53 Blank 31' BarbeCi:e)'n" G'odfrey 311 May'1892' s: Barb'en Clinton Blank 31 B'arbfen, Mrs'. 2' Dec 1895' Barbfen C1'fnton' B1 ank 48: Bassett:, O. A: 19 Jitl 1896: Masonic: Order OW 64 Bl'dPoison l 54 Bates, Erizabeth 11: FeD 19061 C. Ladies Benevolent, OH~ 6i7 Diabetes 166, Logge, Rev 8'. F'. B'ates(Sh. from Independence, Ksl B'ates', Frank J~ 25" McH' 1'900 Mrs. N~ J~ Bates OFf' 54 AppopJ:erla 90 County' Private' Co C: ...L Regt R.1'. -1-.Bates', son' of' 4 Sep 1898: DOnia' Bates' orr 17 Lightningi 73 Bateson, Child 13- Sep' 1902 Elmer Bateson 3' m Blank ?Bateson (Bot son) Ch .17 Jitn 1902 BOtson' Tongo. ' Brank H7 Bayles', Robert, S~ 6 S'ep 1898 The' Family' ?Siinons', Mo'. 61 B1'ank 73 Pri vate Co I; 5 Iowa Inf; 1st Lt Co <T 1-33 Ohio Vol Infantry' Baxter, J'ames E. (Cr 27 Dec 1890, C'. W. B'axter New ?, Pa. Blank 5 (?)Beabout, Win. 13' Ju1' 1900 City (?)myor PiG 59 Cancer 93 Beall, Bettie 3. Sep' 1900 Mattie Beal MG 50 Bl ank 95 B~ali, B~ N~ 27 Aug 1897 F,red Crowe OIr 7l:t ParaI:ysi's' 63 Beard, Infant 29 May'1904 Grant Garrett· Reno' Still born1l2 ,r', '-'".:,7 . .••' ,'.',<,,'J"-.:, :.:\~, ',,;~., "';'" "';:""", '., -"''','1''), Ed Be' ard' \., Beasley;, Mrs. R. A: 26 Nov 1892 -LBeasley, W~ Simmons Sam Houston l\.1G' Brank 23 Beattie, John 22' Feb 1896; Geo & Wil1l Beattie Off Blank 50 Beatty" ChH'd 12 May 1905 Mrs. Mary Beatty' OfT Re-interrment 156: (Shipped from Independence, Mo.)' Beatty, Rev. A: 8Mch 1904' Mrs. Mary'Beatty' OW 82 GenDibU1ty138 4- Apr- 1902 6, Dec 1899 B'arker:, Parfs' Barker,. W'. H~ • Ordered by. 1 ,_" j ,1 ~_, ~~;;f .J~::~. _ �BUrial Date Bechtile, Geo. Ordered by", Burial !ruLCause d, f[ OR" 16' Feb 1896 The Family Blank 50 (?) Surgeon 16th lB. Infty' Beck, Anna S. 25 Jul 1892 N~ J. Holm('?ln Belvoir Blank 20 Becker, Lill!ilan 25 Jim 1906 Col. Roberts White Ci'ty' ,Kined by' 1."7,1 Helen Becker 21 (?)car,cow Beeman, Child of 18 Jul 1890 Beeman Farm Blank I Bell, Frederick" 3' Aug 1906 Geo. Bell on 8m8d Chol.lnfan172 Bell, JUlia 25 Ju1 1907 T,abern ackl'e G'rant (?)Letcher MG' 70 HrtWl dAge187 Bell, Mary Jane 4 Dec 1895 rilrs. E~ Dinnrey' mr Blank 48' Tabernac1'e Soc. Benevolent Soc~ A. G. Honnold' ?Bellemy,Ch.of ~lary' 9 Sep 1905 Will Green Co. MG-PF Stin bornI60 (?)Bellorna,Ma(i)y 12 Sep 1905 Met. Co. Clinton 26 Chil'd brth160 Mary Hayden Belmar, Gertie 1'6 Sep 1895: Sam Rice',A.G.Honnold orr BlanK 45 Be10may", Child of 29 fiiay 1898 ~Iarshall '" II 11OH' ? Found Dead 7r. Benj amin, Mrs.. 1'6 Dec' 1891. Jas. Fitzpatrick BigSprings Blank 15 Bennett, James 25' Feb 1898 The Fam. ,A.G •.fionnotdCatholfc 6'5 Blank 68 Pri vate '(?J~fC-D-r Kans. Infty' Bennett,OrphaAde1ia 9 Apr 1904" F., M. Bennett 67 ? 140 Bennedict,Mrs.JaneH.9 Nov 1901 Smith Bennedict 61 TyphoidFvr109 Benson, A. H~. 26, Feb 1904 A. C. Benson 73' B1 ank 137 '~"~:':, ,<:""~ ~,~,:; Ruth Benson Benson, Child" of 2 Ju1 1901' J. A-. Benson Off ?8' da 1'05 Benson, Ruth T. 15 Dec 1904 J. M. Newlin & Off' 71' Jaundice 149 AEB & Fami1'yBenson ,Li lIe May 24 Oct 1904 OH' 22 AbscLungs 147 Andrew J. Benson' Benson, Mary E. 2 Oct 1899 W.V. & A:C.Benson' l\IG" 23 ?Pneumon. 85 Benson, Nelson C. 25 Oct 1902 Mrs. Celinda Benson' MG' 56 Asthma 1122 Benson,Mrs.?Larovka29 Jun 1901 J. A. Benson Off 35'? fever 105 Benj amin, Mr. 26 Dec 1896 B~ R. Brooks Lecompton ~eumon. 57 James Benj amin Berger, Carl A~ 18 Ju1 1898 The Family OH 64 Stom&Dropsy72 Berkline, Mrs. C.E. 4 Oct 1893 Ferdinand Berkline Blank 01dAge&H.F.29 Berry, French 9 Oct 1902 Rob. White OH' 26 Pneumon. 121. (?lBerry. MilHe 10 Dec 1895 Ellen Mays ,Geo.King OH Blank 48' :::':;'f:i -~~ ,::) ~-~: ':"}:,,:{i:~' ,~",; ::',:,;: ",~:_-~': , " Col. Relief Corp'~ Berry, Sampson 31; May 1893 A. G. Honnold OH' B1 anI{ 27 Berry, S. W. 23 Dec 1906' Mother & Son Off" 48 Hrt Attack Hugh Blair (?)A1vah Berry Berry, Sarah 21 Mch 190r Laura Petterson OH' 35' Blank 102 Sam Rice Berry, Thomas' 25 Ju1 1906 Mrs. p.Polk & Poke Off 49 Consumpt. 172 Met. Ins. Bertelson ,Mrs ~ Juli a P'. H. F. Bertel'son Off 39K Uterine ? 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Birch oa45 Li'-verTrb .177' John Birch ? 72 C"athoHc 64' Mrs. Birmingham John (?)lAl terne Donnelly' Bros 125' Off 73 Pileu. Nick Bishop' Olf 72 Dropsy' 1'47 Mrs'. C. Fry Dr~ Warvey Mr•. C'._ F., Bixby' Geo J' Barker & wife Lyndon' 80 HrtFaiI. 7641 Guy Bixby aT Blank G'uy Bixby' oar ?8da. 139 46: A~ G'. Honnold" OR" ' Blank Thomas Black Off. 24 Consump. 81 133 Jesse Brackburn~weet springsl9 Blank Mrs'. Patterson MO 17 Blank Ptoff'.F'. W~.Brackman Off 1 Blank Hugh Blair Off Judge L.S:Steel 0I'd Cern. 80 Hrt Fan. 32 T. C'._ Bl'anken ship Brank Blank 1 Tom Blankenship orr 79 Pneu. 152 John' Blevens MG" 33 Con. 85 Geo Loit John Blevens MG" ? Blank 85 J ~ G'~ Haskell orr 28 Blank Black ON 60 B1anI{ 89 6, J.E.Riggs,P.R'.Brooks' Blank Blank Thomas' Co. Blood, St. Louis, mo. F., D. Cosley' OW 84 Paral'ysis1l8 (shipped from Oskaloosa, 10.) & old age Mrs •. Fanny' Blood ®II _ consumpt. 36, 3609 Finney, Ave. (Oied at St. Louis} G'eo. BIue IOFF 18 Bl ank 72 C. H~ Cbunter OR' 47? 116 Family, K. of P~ Fl17' 67 Paralysis125 The Famil'y' OH" 96 Dysentry 145 &old age Ben Blunt ltJII" ?87,81 Cancer 128 Ben Blunt Kan. Blank 9 55',? 53Mrs. J. fIr. Blythe 00' F. W~ F1 anig an Linwood 85' Paralysis 86 A. Fredicson OW 27- Hrt Trb! 27 Tn e Fami 1Ty . OW 44 Blank 152 {i;. EO hi em an WSBlank 6) Churchbaugh 5 Mch 1907 Bishop, John Biivi'n s , Jas. 27 Feb 1903 29 IDct 1904' \,~ "";;' '.~ ~ . ~'. ; l ~.~ ~:~ Bfxby', Mrs. Betsy' 22 Nb~' 1898' Bixby ~ Guy: R., Bixby, Mable J. Black, Geo. Brack, Mrs~, Thos. Blackburn, Dai sy 29 Apr 1895 27 IVIch 1904 29 Sep' 1895 21 May 1899 28 Oct 1903 B1 o(a) ckm an, Mrs'., 2 Blair, Child of 22 Bl'akely', FlIrs. Hulda 7 Blankenship, Chfrd . 120 Blankenship, Rachel 14 Bl'evens, Mrs. ?Dolliel9 Mch 1'892 Jul, 1890 Jan 1894 Aug 1890 FeB- 1905 Oct 1899 Blevens, (?lRby' 1 Nov BITs s, Mrs. Harri et 6\ Aug Black, Ed 10 Mar Blood, James 7 Feb Blood', Tho s'. J~ f9-. 1'3 May 1904 18 Mch 1905 19 Aug 1895 30 Sep, 1902 1'2, Dec 1906 25' Jim 1898', Blood', Mrs. N. C. Age', Cause d~, Ordered oy_ Bigsby; ,011a Bi 11, Fannie Bi;rch, Edi th O. Bi rch" Mary Alice Birmingham, James , - ':," .. :... ::<. ~ "._. ~ I::', ;,';~::..) Buri a1 Burial Date 1899 1893 1900 1891 11 Jul 1902 14 &t 1894 :')' :,',,:", .:';:':,'::J Blue, Albert Blue', George (?)Blufton, H~ Blunt, Ben 1 29 19 23' .Tu:l May Feb' Aug 1898 1902 1903 1904' BTun t', Mary Blunt, son of Blythe, J. H:' Boaz, Jerusah Bb(a)bB, Mrs. A"--F. Boener', Wm. Bbhfeman, Mrs. 2 30 30 29 _ 25' May Apr May Nov Jan Jan 2 FeB 1903 1891 1896· 1899 1901 1905 1891 �Buri al. Date Ordered by, Buri a1 Age _Cause d.. ~ Mr. BOles Bl ank 78 ?Nerv. 98 J. Woodurd ~r? 71 Blank 87 5 Jan 1900 Cyrus Flory' Boles, W. T.• OH 80 Fall & 0A192 7 Dec 1907 Boline Bros. Boline, Daniel can't read Blank 18 7 May 1892 H. Bolliet Bolliet, Mrs. C-~ W-L Blank 16 Henry Balliet 8 Feb le92 Balliet, Child of OH 65 Hrt Trbl 143 Bond, David p. 20 Jul 1904 Eugene T. Emery' Co p; 5th Kan Vol 28'Mch 1901 BOnd ? 58 UremPois 102 Bond, (?)Sy1vanus (Shipped from Coffievillel' 20 Blank 100 6 Feb 1901 A'~ G. Honnold MG' aooker', Harry Mel vi n a Russell '::" 4' Jan 1902 BOoI<er, W. Al Rodgers MG 24 Alcoholism111 (Shipped from Ke, Mo.) Bbone, 'Susan 18 Oct 1893 Amanda Harding MG 32 MalarFvr 30 James Harding (?JBOphet, <.?) I>.---- 5 Jan 1901 Haskell Institute Missouri 16 Pneu. 99·· (Shipped to (?)Simco, Mo.)' Boren (m), alary J. 25 FeD' 1895 C. L. Pear(s)e OH Blank 40 BOsley, I. N~ 30 Nov 1904 Mrs. BOsley MG 63 Accident 148 Co F' 134 Ohio, Bossennan, Ennna' 1 Jan 1908 JO'hn Bos:sennan Alfred' 63 Rheu., 194 (?)Boulton, Fanny 30 Sep' 1902 Inferin,70 Pneu'. C•. T. Stone 121 C'. C. Collins: Neb. Bowers, J. 30 Jan 19011 L.C~.BOwers' & Dg Co. ([)H 75' SeniI. Deb100 Private Cb A' 79 U.S•.C.,F •. (SJiipped from Soldiers- Home) BOwnan t Geo-. 2 Oct 11899' C.' L. (5) Engleorr 14 Suiicide 8'5 Boyd, R. S~ 28: Jill 1906, Mrs. R. S~ BOyd orr 44 HrtRheum 172, Bradley', (?)Briddfe- 3 Aug l89E E. L. Bradley' on (Coli) n, Bradshaw. John 22. Nov 1901 Wm. Shockey' lQI'r 22: P!,:}ra1!ysilsI10 Mrs. Bryant Bnant, Mattie 25 Feb' 190r w. it. Harvey' Eudora 1~7 (?)Pneu. 101 Breckenridge. Saml. 28 Aug 1892 J. W. Breckenridge' OH> Bl1ank 21 P. (T). S~ Whee don Char!:es G----/:',': Bre-ckenridge, Sarah 20. Aug r898~ J. W~ Breckenridge: ~H 36' B~ank 73 Breese', H~ G". 24 Jan 1906, Hattie Breese Reno 8t _9f Hrt 165' (Shipped from Ft •. Wayne, rnd.>" Breese', Mary.. 11 Apr. mos H. G~ Br,eese' Reno' 65 Apoplex. 154 Breh(k)in, Mrs. A.R.28' Nov 11900 00' 37' Cere.Hem. 97 Rev. N.tr.Brehih Brewer. Caroline' S~ 27 Nov 1903 A. P. Breweror 68' Bl anI{ 134 Dr. Gif.ford Brewer, Mrs:. Jul'ia' 11 Mch 1903' N. EgarConn~ 82 Old Age 126(Shipp:ed New Mirford~ Conn.) Brewer. Thomas H~ 24 Aug 1897' Douglas County Crinton" 64' Galil stones63 Private Ci) 69th Ind. I'nf. operatiion' Bdckelsly t W~ 20 Aug 1905' The Fami 1y' Off' 73 _Rheum 1'59 CO 0 I' Kan Inf. (Shipped' from rr worth) Brickl'ly', Mrs. 25 Jan 1895 The FamilY' Cathoiic Blank 38Briggs, E'. p. 7 Dec' 1906 I.O.O~,F·. No.4 OH: 72 Dfs'.Hrt Aaa Briggs' Briggs, Einma' R•. 5' Jut: 1904 E. p._ Briggs' OR" 70 Dropsy 143 Bo(aHes, Mrs. Ruth 8:, Dec 1900 �\35 Name Bud a1' Date' BrinRineyer, D'ani el U.19 Jull 904' 2 Dec 1897 Bri tton, Elij ah Bri tton, Mrs. Jas. 5' Aug 1895' 13 Mch 1900 Bd tton, vr~ F:, Brewser, Susan Broat, Clarence Brockel'sby'; Mary Brockett, Dudley' Brockett, Mrs. Bron son, Lue 11 a (Myrn Bronson)' Brook, Mrs'. A-. G:. 25 13' 16) 21' 24' 23 Fel) Feb' Feb: nIch Apr Nov 1905 1904 1907 1895 1897 1902 Ordered 1 by~ Bini a1 Age Caus'e' d'., fg., n F. J~, Brinkmeyer Off 89' Geo. Britton WS~ 21. Jas'. Britton 00 54' Mrs;;;, Josie Bri tton CHMr. Hines' W. H'. Pendleton Joseph Brewser, l\IG' 53 22Brank ~'X;' 74 Louis c. Brockelsby' ow Harry Brockett OH" G. C~, Brockett OH Haskell Ins. Indian TerIO Drowned' Old' AgeCon. (?lCon. CereHem. Blank Pneu. Blank Blank Pheu. 153 137' 181 40 60 123 BlanI{ 49 lOR P'. R'. Brook Albert G. Brook 39 Clinton: Blank Wm. Reynolds; BrooIdngs, Linie 23 FeD,189,5 71 Cl1ihton' 25 Blank John Brookings Brookings, Sherman' 4 May 1898' Wnl. Reynolds no 59 Blank Brooks, AIfred 19 Nov 1;901 Mrs. Brooks,Cbunty., OR-Died 14 Nov 1901 K of P' No.1 Private' C C 79th Re~t US: C. T'. Va!'. Infty. Brooks', Harriet A-. 1 Mch 1904 Geo. C. Brooks OH 6H?)HrtStrokel38 Brooks, Henrietta C.30Aug' 1897 F'. D. Brooks' OIl" SO' Blank 6,3 Brooks',Mrs.Mar,y' c. 2. May' 1904 The Family' (?)ConnoverCem. Cancer 1'41 Brooks·,R. Chn'd' of 1 Mch, 1904 Robt.BrooKs ar StH1 born138 Will Green Co. Comm~ 2 Apr' 1896; m Household of Ruth Brooks, Warren W., 39 Tumor of 51 Col. I.O.G.F'. Brain Mrs. Cora Brooks Bro (a-) ss ,J,lrs. Sarah A:IJlm 1902 The F amil~y' Lecompton' 77 Seni lfty' 116 30 Ap r 1.902, Hr. B. Bross, Bross', son of Kennedy· 9da ? 1T5 O. E'. Ayers: 1\1; ?' 18 Apr 1898' Brown, Andrew Burl Brown 70 13 Brown, mrs. 14 Mch 1'891 8' Bl'anJ{ Blank Clinton Brown, Mrs. Anna 16 Fel) 1891 J. (?') G;(Jra)Brown OW Blank 7 27' Jul 1899 Brown" Bertha Hibbred 0: Brown; Olf" 3m WhoopingC.82 Brown, Mrs'. C. C'. 1 Oct 1894 C. C. Brown 27 LungTrbr 3600 Benevolent SOciety Tabernacle Brown, Cora L. 31 Dec 1899 MG' Hibberd Brown 29 Con. 87 Brown, Cornelfus 28 Jun 1'898: C. C~ (?J'James OH 33 Blank 72 El'iij ah Brown Brown, Mrs. A. Eden 17Dec 1904 E. W. BrownClinton' 62 Para1ysi'sl49 Brown, Albert 29 Apr 1904 Anna Cormack OR" 30 Blank 140 Brown, Edi.th 23 Sep 1902 C?JIUS) eno te Brown' OH: 58'?ofBowels 120 Brown Erijah 11 Apr 1905 Wm G'reen, Rev. Jones, MG' 75 pneu. 155 Nelson Brown Brown, Elvira 4 filch 1903 ORR. (?lBUrns 24!i A"cu;te ? 1'26 (Shfpped from Cripple Creek, Colorado)' Brown, Emma lU. 3 Dec 1898 Roy'Brown OH' 15 Blank 76' Brown, Gussie 3 Jan 1906, Frank Kennedy OH' 21 BrainTrb 164 Bl'd·Poison 1'8 Jan 1896, �j Buri all Date' Name Ordered by' Buri aI Cause d~ J " " .. ". " " ", i.. . .... " ... " . �BU;rial Date 18 Jim 1896, B'rown, Herbert E. Brown, J. Ira Brovm, Rev. J. 6; P.lay 1900 21 Nov 1897 20 Nov 1900 9 Nov 1900 BrollJll , Brown, Brown, Brown, Infant of John30ct1891 John' , 22 Jan 1904 John S: 16 Ju1 1902, Twins ofLydi a15Sep 1895 Brown, Lydi a Brown, Mrs. Mar,y' 19 Sep 1895~ 8 Mch 1898 (?)B:rotlJll, Moris J. 29' May' 1896, BrollJll, N'ancy' Brot'm, Perry' 11 Jim I903 6 Jan 1907 Brown, Rachel Brown, Riley' 20 Mch 1906' 11 Feb 1904 Bro \1Jll, Saml 24 Jim 1892' Private Co B' Brown, Mrs. W~ 17 Apr 1901 Brown, WiTliam 5 Oct 1897" Brownell, Child' of 24 Sep 1906 BrollJllell, Inf of GAlO Jan 1891 Brotming, Aoah 29 Nov 1900 Browning, HEmry' 12 Dec 1898:. Browning, ?Lubn (ChHd)27NovI89I Brownlee, Howard J. 1 May 1901 ffrotvnlee, Mrs. 1. Bruce, Mary·G'. Bryant, Elbert Bryant', Mattie' Bry;ant, tlJalter B'ryon, L. R. Buchorn, Joe N~20Jan 26, 9 3 26 15 Dec Jun Apr Aug Sep 1904 1901 1899 1905: 1~905 1907 10 Jul 1902 16- Mch 1901 Ordered by' Surral fi.ge' Cause d. ~ ow 6m" Appoplex. 53 C. S: DUncan Lewis Brown 48 CarDunc1es92 OH' Banks Bro\1Jll (Shipped from K. C~ Kas. )' 66, _He art 65' (1.) W. R. Ba'tret t OR' Blank 97 S. W: Williston Topeka' J'. 1\1. Knight 26, TyPhoi d 96 Mrs. J. If. Brown' D. G:. Robinson Fever (Shipped from, PocoteIla,Id'a'.) Mrs. Regant John Bro\1Jll OR: Blank 13 OH" 58? 136) The Family' OR 96, Old Age 118 A. Whitman 00' BIank 45' Marshall Prentice A. G'. Honnold Bliank A--. G". Honnold John Brotm ?41 Cancer Tabern acl e No. n 22' Typhoid :,127' Erfj ah Brol..11' ?OH'" (Shipped from:KC, Mo.) Fever m Mrs. Bryant 60 ? 52 Benevorent Society' Eli] ah Brown mr 20 Blank 129 M. W'. A. (?)Collins 51 Heart & 179 Mason BrollJll,LoneStar' Diabetes Mrs.E1Tzabeth Brown Jilo. M. Brown ow 62 Pheu. 167' Mrs.Nancy-Brown' fyX;, 76' Heart 136 Riley' Bro\1Jll Trou'ble A. G'. Honnold MG' Blank 19 34th Illinoi s Infantry' Crist Eberheart CatholicG3 Dropsy 102, Burl BrollJll BlanK 27 TyphFever'04 D. F'. Brownell an Blank 175 S'. W~ Berry' Clinton' Blank 5 C. J~ Bro\lJlling l'1'IG 10 Dip. 97 W. F'. Browning W. Browning MG 18. Accident 7& N. Hi. BrotlJlling' MG Blank 1'4' R'. W. Earp Rev~ M. B. Bro\olJlllee OR' 26, Til'bercul-184 (Shipped from (?JRussell, N.M •.> osi s Newton' 56, Sarcoma 135 The Family' The Estate m69 Tumor 111 74(79) 81 The FamiTY',TheLodge BlanK H~ Woodruff IGR 23 Consumpt.154 _Bryant OR 22 Bl ank 159 J., E~ E1 dridge & ar 70 Bright's 189 Mrs. Len Bryon Disease ?Dicey Jon Buchorn OH' 78 Jrsthma & lIT Dougl as' County' Hrt Trbl _Buckhiem Stull 72 Pneu'. 182 �Buri 81 Date Buckl'ey, Child' of' IT Ju1 1893 Buckl'ey', E'. L. 10 Mch 1896i, rr: Ordered bL B1 ank ~ Masons,ChurcJi Famil¥,Charity SOc. Einma Buckley' W. G'. (?)Pbtts The Family' The Family' R. C. BuB s Roraly' C. Bu'lis Mrs.~'Iaggie Woodward (9rl Illinois Ihfty' Dr. (?)Bummgarden Jacob Keilman' Bu ri a1 OR on &!L Caus e Blank Blank d~ fi:L.. 28 SO' OH 63' Blank 68 CShipped' from' Chicago) Buckley, Mrs. Mary 15 May 1895 OH" Blank 41 Bilckminster~J'as. G.22,Jul 1904 Oak Ridge68' Blank 144' Bulisj Child of 21 Sep 1903 MG 5d' Ih---132 ffulis,Ch of Cliarlle22 Nov 1905 OU' 4'z M."Croup 162' Bullock, John' 30 Jan 1900 Clinton 71' Stomach 88' Lt. Co C 41 Trouble (?)Bummg arden , H. 30 Apr 1905 Off 10 Spina1Fvr155 (?)Bunker" David 10 Oct 1905 ?Mendoto.75f-P'aralysis161 Ill. Davi;d BUnker 2 Apr 1900 Bunker, Susan J~ Bl ank 6~r BronPneu 90 Bunton, Ella' John BUnton 19 Apr 1894 Off' Blank 34 22, AUg 1904 orr 60 Blank 145BUnton, John' E~ The Family Bul"ch, Lena 4 Aug 1899 MG' 4(?:rs)'Blank 83 HamHiton Burch OU 4 1in 83Burch, Willy' 6 Aug 1899 H'amHton BUTCh 24 May; 1899 Burch am, Joe Joe Burcham: Jr. Liberty- 45- Iftt Trol 81 Burdette, son of:' 26 JuI 1899 9' Drowned- 82 Rev~ G. W; Burdett MG'" Burlingame, M. J~ 30 Jan 1892 Mrs. BUTling ame: OR Blank 16 SU'rnett, Ed: 1 Jan 1903 Poor Commissfon' Baldlllin' Blank 124 Burnet.t, H; C. 4 FeD' 1893 The Brothers OH Blank 24 ?Mrs. H~ C. B. 6 Jul 1899 Burnett, Jno C~r Chas'. Burn'ett Off 74 Ki dneyTrb 82 (Shipped from Wi'cliHa)' Burnham, (?)M_T'. 3 Jun 1905Pete Conroy' Catholic26 Blank 1ST C. fl. Burnham', Burns, Charles R. 9 Nov 1904 Estat'e' Probate CourtW' 64 Blank 147 Co B 187 N' Y- Art. 00BUrns, Ch of Thos. 20 Oct 1906 Thos Burns Stfl1bo,rn 176, SUms', Mrs'. E. E: 29 Ail'r 1900, Michael BUrns on ?68' Lungs- &- 91 Col. Relief' Corp. Heart Burnside, Isaac 1 May 1898 A: G:'. Honnold MG 67' Kidney 71 Burrell, Virginia 5, Ap'r 1904 The Family' Off 60 HrtFai 1urel39 Burris, Child of, 5 Oct 1895 A., G: Honnold MG Diph. 46 Burri:s, eh of Philip1 Jan 1896, Philip Burris MG Stillborn 49 Burds Everet 31 Dec' 1899~ Margaret Burris' MG 3 Chickenpox 87 Burrfs(BUrns) , 10 Nov 1904 Douglas' County 1\'[(; 74 _9f Hrt 141' Michea1Rutlierford Cor~ Co G 62 USC: Infty' Burris, Patrick 1 Apr 1904 The Family Catholic58 Blank 139 (Shipped from Topeka) Burton, David L. 27 Nov 1902 D. L. BUrton J"r. WS· 70" Dropsy 123 Busch, Johm 14 Jun 1893 The FamiTy, ?DeerCreek Blank 27 ? B~S~ Bu'sh, Chil d of 24 Apr 1900 C.Bush,A.G.Honnold 00: StiH born 91 Busse, (?)Fadora' 7 Aug, 1905 C. B; Busse OR 72 Stomach 158 Butler, Albert O. 7 Sep 1891 A-. G: Honnold 00 12 Co D --l!4th-Cavalry, ----County' But1'er, G'race, 12 Ap"r 1900 W. L. Butler 00 a~' ThroatTrbl 91 BUt'ier, Herbevt, W. 6, Sep' 1907' H'arry' But'ler OR 87 AppendiciU89 Bil,t}r er , Inf'an t 27 Mcb 1904 Mr .. tV~ L. But1;er'Tonganoxie 1d' 139 Buckley, J. 10 Mch 1898' �Bttriial' Date Ordered by', Bttri'al Age' Caus'e d." ~" Byrd, Child' of Byrd; Infant' Byr(eld, J. HI. C"al'dt'lell1, Chiild of C'aldwell. John S: 106 108 62 60 103' Cal'dwelll\ II4 Cal'dwel1l" C~rldwel!l, C'al'di'lell, C'a1'dweill, 4' Aug 1901' McC'arthy'Byrd' OH' 16m Teething' McCarthy' Byrd" OFf 3(1 l' 3 OCt 1901 30 Jil1l 1897 FamilY' 00 B11ank 21 filch 1897 Anthony' C'aldwell OR Blank 6 May'1901 A: W: Ca;rdwell! O"J:r Hrt D1's:. Pri:vate Co 0 154' Ind. lilftry' (Shipped f.rom: 111' worth)" Mrs... J. s: 20 Apr Ic902 J: W'~ Caldi'leIl on 46' Eh1:rg'. of' (Shipped from1 Des Moiines, Iowa) spleen' A~ G:. Honnold OH Blank Joseph 10' Mch 1'895 A'. G'~ Honnold OH' Blank Mfnni;e' 12' Feb\ 1895 A. G7' . Honno,ld' 00' Blank (?}Rockei' 4 Jun 1'895 Norton Cai'dwell IOH B11ank Mrs:. V. 19 Aug 1'891 _~,Eggert C'amer.on, James' F. Cameron, Mrs. N~ Camp, Geo':. li3, Jan 1899 30 J'an 1'893 29 Jiln' 1896, N'. Cameron' No ah Cameron' C. C'amp' orr OIl" 76i HrtFafl!. Bl'anl{" ,40 39 42 12 77' 24 r 1/3 H:Cough 53 J'. JIf~ (?JB'arron 28' Typhoid 37' Ed Campbe-T1 Camp b el1l' , P~rs ~ AI fce 7 Dec 1'894 Blank 25Camp belT , Child of' 15' Mch 1893 Ed Campbell J. S~ Hogan J~ T'. B'arkl'ey OIl: &1" Hrt Fail 184' Camp,ben, Mrs'. Ella' 6 May 1907 CamilTa Campbell', Dau. (Shipped' froml Topeka}' Camp,bell1, Ely' 30 Aug 1890 Gov. Robinson MG' Blank 3 C'ampbelll ,Mrs'.Emeli a' 25 Nbv 1907' Nat. Longfellow OTf 79' Blank 192 (Shipped' from Eureka, KsY J. T'. Barkley; OII' 88: Senile 127 Campbell', Mrs. J.?R.12 Ap'r'1903 (Shipped from Topeka) Debility' Campbel1, 1111'S. Lucy' 17 Sep 1896 S: A: Woodward fliG 79 UrcerStm 55' Canpbetl, Maude 20 Jun li906 ~Wi1. N'. Campbell OR' 28 Acute Bri-17! (Shipped: fI'om Kansas CHy) ght' s' Dis'. Campbell, Nancy R. 9 Jull 1902 A~ M'. Camp ben MG' 86, Old Age & 117 (Shipped from K. C'. {(as'. )' S.D. Campbell, Mr. O. 29 r.tch' :1892, S'. A'. Woodward" MG' Blank 17 Mrs. Glil1l' Campbelil, Orpha' E. A~ 1\-7'. Camp bell MG HrtF ai 1. 68 (Shfpped from' Kansas Ci,ty', Ks) Silrg.Oper. Camp,bell, PearlTel\Iay' 5' May' 1:902 Sam F. Campbell MG 6h' Blank 115' Campbell', Thos'. ?O. 0 20 Jil-I 189]! Mr. Canpbell on Blank IT R. R. G'emmell' (from'Topeka, Ks) Camp belli , SamI' 26, Oct 1902' THe F'amiTy MG' 33 Abscess ]]22 (Shipped from (1)Argentiine) of Liver Camp belT, Yates' G'. 10' May. 1907 Martha' Camp,beTl MG 67' Hrt Fail 184 (Shipped frOml ParsonS', Ksl C"annon, :1. M. 12 Jill 1'906, Matthew C. Cannon OFf 73 Apoplexy 171 Can trel1·, Mrs'. Lot ti;e15 Dec' 1904 Hi:rarn Cantrell OIl' 50 Ffrt Trbt' 1:49' Cantren'~ Nerlie 1 Sep"1903 Hiram] Cantrell ar 1CJf' Paralysis1'31' Ed'Yewdoll! Carder, Chi\ld' of' Hemry Carder County' STank 26 22, Al'lr 1893 CardlAJelT, J: C. 15 Apr 1895' W. A. Cardwell LecoInp,ton 36; COil. 41 (?)C'areny, W: C. 11' Oct' 1893 A: G.: Honnold RIG78 Paralysi s' 30 US" SOldi'e'r Private' Co 0 43' Regt Indiana Vol) &- Ep Ff,ts' Carpenter, Mrs. Jr. J18 Oct 1899 Mrs.!. E; B(?)esl'eyOW 60 ?Pn'eu'. 85 % Capt L.G'. (?)Herri tage (Ship from' EJnpori!'aJ �~., Burial Date' (?'YCarmean, Clias'.R.,31' Oct 1902 C'arpenteri Mary E. ]2 May'm06 3 Y!,'lch 1895; Carr, John' 30 Jan 1899' Carroll~ Joseph liT Sep' 1896; Carnt th, J. H: 30 Ap'r 1892 Carson, EB Car(s)ta(o Yr, Jrd'ams" 7:' Feb 1902 Garter, Harrfet 13 Jan 11906· Cart'er, Hays; Carter. John' 261 Jan 1903 1-3' Jan 1906' Carter, Naomi Jr. 24 May 1904 Carter, Nellie Carter, 01es Carter', Vivian Carter,HobertWa1ter 20 17 30 21 J1l'1.' Jim Ap,r Aug, 1892 1906 1898 1906; Cartrfght, Mrs. A: 24 Sep, r903 CasweH,Mrs.Lucfnda" 19 Ju1 1907 Catlin, (can't read)25 Aug! 1904 Cavan augh, Ell an T Nov 1899 Ordered- by:.. Burial_ Age. CaUlse d'. ~ Carmean' m 4S' BranR 122' (Shipped' from' 'fuscon', Ar. Y Capt. C"arpenter' OH66, Con sump'. 169 James' Carpenter' 40 Bl'ariI< Co ffin anMccr ou tIt 78 Pneu. cor. Henry' Carrol11:eavenwortli20' 55 W~ H. Carrutli' OW 90' Brank 18 BlanI< J. L. Rains' Perry" n2' 71 Brank The' F'ami~ry! OH' Benevolent No. 2 on 164 Aaam Carte·r· Bettie' Carter,' The Family' m Blank Geo·. Carter OH' 44"' Brank Mrs'. Jolin Carter (Shipped' from KeY W.C.Carter,G'eoC·arter~17 72' Jaundice 142 WiTson- Cart'er' 20 Reno e Blank W'. J~ Carter 16'5" Reno 3f' Pneu~ w: J~ Carter 71" Off 8yrs Brank Jrdam' S: Carter Hiawatha- 9wk Cholera' 173 Father' enfant. A~ B'·. Carter' Off Tliomas BrotliersTyPhoi'd 132 Rptd80we1186, on Jno. Hall OH" (?)Aron1 Green Drowned' 14'5' Cbron'er Phillips Est.oJ E~Cavanaugh' C'atholfc75 Old"' Age 85 E. J.C~, Akron, Ohio' S~ H. -'~-"i~_~~S~v~~,'__ J1t!~J!Q.YL9~':.?~==;,-J. ,,~j.:. ~'9yen~u.g,h=-::::::,~~,!3!:~I<~_, 16~<,_,~ .. _ . --:-:-" Charon'ey'. Mrs. O• . , ".U1,ll' 18,9gCli amney', Marcus~ 9 Dec 1907' Champion, Sarah Chance, Nettie' 30 Jan 1906, Chandler, Laura'M. 9 Oct 1,900" , 23', Sep,,190S' Ch an dlle'1~', Sadi e Chapman, Mrs-;. A:~ 1" Ap'r 1906· Chapman ,Mrs'. Anna' W. 13- Mch'. 18911 Chapman, Cl1ara' B~ 9' Dec'1904 Chartes,Mrs.Hannah 11 Dec 1895 Charl1ton, John-Died 27 Feoi 1899 Cli ase, Harry' It. 2li Jul1 1901 Cli-ase, Jolin H~ Chavey', Rouma1che Clieney, Paul R~ ? Apr 1907 22 Jun 1907 21 Sep 1907 O. Chamney,D. Evans' (If Blank ------r9"'--G'eneva-St-IOT OIr 59' Abscess- 193' EH'en M'~ Chamney of'Liver Jolin Champion' MG' 64 q:,eration' 681 (Shipped' from Rans'as City. Mo.) Waner- Chance MG' 5(r Cancer 165' Will Green' &: Ci'ty' tOrr ?7' Quinsy 95' John Chandl1e'r W. A. Chandl'er' OH 39"' DropsyHrt160' Frank Lind' OH COnsump. 168 B',. W'. Chapman (Shipped' from'Denver) Ed Cliapman \OH" Bl1ank 8 J6si:ah Chapman OH 54 Bl ank 149 Wm Varney OH' 64' Bl'ank 48: Mrs~Anna Woodward The Family ON 73' Dropsy 79 H'. B. Chase OH 16m Teething' 106 John GreenJrees H~ Chase tOH KfI1ed By184 (Shipped" from: Shelton, Wash. Y ?Cow,?cars Hasken; Inst.HiTl'sborough,NM17- Drowned' 186, Father' 701' Conn. orr 19; RR Accid' 189 E~ W~. Cheney(Shfpped from Ottumwa', Iowa)' �'40 : 1_ BUrl a1. Date Age' Cause d~. Bu'l"iaI orr 1'58' (Shl'pped'from'Chfcago) Sam Rice: r,t; The Famiily Colyer 52 James ChH'ds' Ofr 79:' E. R. Thornton' i' dischg soldier, Co E' Regt 1st KY" 39' Sam'Rice, Jr. OR' 4;r Thos. Choteau~ P.J7' Tab'~ Mt.M':ri:a: No. 52 John' Chri:styCrfnton' 5 H~W~Cliester'& J.G'.H~ Chester; Flili'ly: H;..Chii1ds", Ai1'dersoJ11 Chii1d's't James: H~ Clifl1ds, James' P'. 19 Feb' 1896 13' AUg 1'905' 26, Jull 189$ Chil'ds'~ Ail honorabl'e, 18) Dec' 1899' 3' Aug 1'899~ Jennf:e Choteau', Mrs .. , Ordered: Bt· Christy" (?)Val'erfe 22, Jui 1;904 Chrowefr, Jacob 3f Oct 1898~ Mrs~ElfzabethChrowen P]]eas~72 f1... Gastric? 68 Blank 50 Lvrestom 159 Old' Age, 43' Iilf'Mex~ Vet.) WrtFaiT'. Consumpt 86 83' Key; Shot 144' IOld Age 75' Lavy Flory ant, Grove Lewis' Chu;rch'Baugh' Pleasant Bl1anK ?Mary' & Elli s Grove Churchbaugh, Mrs. 12 Jim' 1,903 Pl1.G:rove67" Parai'ysi s129' Lewi s' CHurchbaugh Brank 8~ 3' Apr' 1:891 w. Churchbaugh WS' Churchbaugh', ChiI'd ChurchiTl, Geo. 13 Jan 190r Wliitman' Churchiil'! OIr 7f Tu'bercul. 99' , ChurchfH. Len a' B'. 10 JuI 1898 s: J'~ ChurchiTr OIr 23' TUlbercul. 72' Churchill!, S:J, sonofl9 Jan 1'891 S: J. CHurchiill' 001" Bl'ank 0' 148, 80' l' Ffrt Clark, Amanda: 25 Nov 1904' Phil'i'p ClarK Me;: Clark', Am an de' 20 May 18981 John Cl!ark or Hrt'.F: 81 T aJj. N('r.lO St. M'ari a lOR' Cl1ark, Mrs. C. K. 20 JuI' 1901 106 R. Werser' 72 Blank Clark, Child' of' 2 Sep' 1891 T. C: Clark orr 12 Blank Clark, Cora G'. 13 Dec 1902 nIr. G:; W'; Cl'ark' ar 17m ?Pneu. 123' ClarK, Gertrude 19 J1lD' 190T 28 Consump. 186 Court of Ca'lantha~ OR" Jolin Clark' C11ark, Henry 65- Dropsy 132, I. o. O.F'. No~ 1940 Currfn' G'rey', N'.G:. Cl'ark, IsaBell 15' May' 1907' Mary: Foley (Off 76 Oler Age 185 C11arI< , Mrs'. J. L. 15 Nov 1893 Jo Hemphill Linwood 73 Phew. 31' C. Hemphf11 ClarK, John Sr'. 14' Apr 1906 John' Clark Jr. Benev.Lodge"K.0 fT'aJ)or' 0Ir 60 Pneu. 168 C11ark, JosepH' 25 Oct 1893' N'. B. Devon 58 Typhoid 31 A: P'. Karnes' Clark, Josephfne 2 Jan 1904 Katie Clark orr Re~intennent135 (Shipped fl,·om, Guthrie, OK. Clark, Laura' M.. 28 Nov 189:3 W~ H; Pratt Sibfey' 32 TyPhoid 31 Cl arK, Marth a It. 111 Mchi 1904' Jilo'. Clarl( col Big 5p'rings 75 Bllank 138 Clark, ChiTdof(?YO~C.2 AUg 1'892 A:~G. Honnold P,l(; Bl!ank 20 Wesliey Lane Cl'arK, W~ E. 1 Sep\ 1890' A: A'~ Bll'sBy:' Blank 3' Clark, \IW 25" JM1) 1902 Elren A-. Cl arke 60' Suicloe 118 P-rfvate Ccr E' In. IhftY" cr arK, W'. P. T Jan 1907 rsabel1l Cf arK OFf 85' Hrt TrlH- 179 Clay', Fannie' 9 Sep 1901 C~ H~ Cray OR 1'1 Tubercul' . lOa Clay', Henry' 8 Jun' 1898' Clara' Clay', Isaac MG: 60' Drop 5y" 72 Johnson, Baptist, Cli. craYi, Laura M. 18, Feb' 1897' C. H~. Cllay' Ofr 2 ? Lungs- 59 Cray', La(e)na' E. 2 Nbv 1898\ C'. Hl~ Cl ay~ OR' 43" Blank 75 Churchbaugh" Al(ex>:ice:; 16Jtr.l:::':1895 r �~ CraYDorn', Infant Buri' a1 Date ordered' DY: Bu',ri"al Age_ C'ause- d~ ~ C1friton Si'1 l' 1"42 J: W~ Simpson' Wm Clayborn' 78 Paralysis155 Mfss:,LiU'y Clfaypool or C1aypoolJ, :r: C: Ie WhHman' 27' ChronRheU' 34 &'1rs. A. Dinning OW Cl1ayton, Wm 31 Meh 1894' 73' NElUr.Ifrt' 125' Winl Clendening' MG'CliendEmiing', Rachela 28 Fen: 1903' 85; (lld- Age 151J The FamiTy MG' Hng, Win, 13' Jan 1Q05 Cl'endeln 2' sons' &Frank March' m CleveTand, Mrs~. W~H~;29 fITch 1905 4r Con'sump. 154" 87- or d'" Age 134' The F-amii:l:y" ar C]evfnger, J. M. 21 Nov' 1903 59:' Prreu'.. Mrs. \Ihi1 H:~ C11ne ilJIr 139' Cline', WHI 22 Meh 1904 (Shi'pped from' St. Louils) (?)Cl'i;nger, Davfd r. I(j, Nov 11903' The' Family m 68 Hrt TrDl 134' 6: Fen ])906 75- Kidney 16!J Clingman, Geo. Mr & Mrs J. R~ Finney- Or-I" Mrs~Ma(r)y' Cl!os's:' mr 51' P?aralysfsl08' 9 Sep 1901 Glos's" O. M. Private Co l' 103 Regt Ohio InftY" 27 Oct" 1'893Conn', lOUver Wiillfe Tate,Marion--,lnd. Ffd Ihjiu'ry' 30 M'arfon, Itjd. Cockriin. G'eo. 25' Fe})· 1905 Sam1 Cock-Iiin' OW 2'5- Phew 153" (Shipped from' K c~ )' Co clUi"n , Jinti a30' Jun 1906 Saml & Jir-lra' Cocklin,- OH70', Liver Trol7r Cockran, Inf'an t J-ames Cockran,Poor C:~~~ 1'3' Sept 1904 Still" oorn145~ Cohn', Clarence 3 Sep 1895" J. FJl: Cohn1 KC' Blank 45': 7' Apr 1897" ColBurn. ADner' G'. G"i'ovnor, Aami'n. MG' 69 He art60 Cole, Daniel' So. 16 May '1899 7f)' Bl ank 8t Chas. Jt Cole m (Shipped- fronl1 K C P,To.)' 12, Dec 1906, Cole, Win W~ Wm Coole' MG~' 78 Bl'anR 171' Co' E'12th Ks Inf' Coleman', Mary' M. 6: Apr 1900 Will Coleman' OH 23 LaG'rippe 90 Coleman, Mattie J. 7: May 1906 Chas'.Co'leman',a:-or Ruth- ®II' 41 SeptPols- 1'69:Collett,; Mrs'. ]]r Dec'1904 The Brothers' Elk ,Ks 6~f Pneui 149 Collins, ~Irs. B', 28' Jun' ])901 Bii,rd Conins Lakevie\IJ6O' Hrt Fail: 105 Colli;ns, Bridget 8 Apr 1905 Tom J Collins Vault 50 Btank 155then~ FranKlinl Colman', Mrs' i\l J 19 (Oct 1905 (?)Osgood ColJnan ®If' 81' Old Age 161 J R' Tapping' Commom, ElizaBeth 21T AUg ]902' JO'hn IVl" Common' OR 63' Con'sump 1'19' ConaUy', \II S" 20 Apr 1896f A- (T. Honnold' r.G 13' ?Pneu~ 52' Cong'sol vfa. Como (Doy')9' Sep, 1902 I'I'askel'l In si'tiuite Haskel1 Bl1ank 120' Conk Un , Mrs:. Mary FlO' Jan 1902E H~-ConRli!n', af' 62 Pneu' III (?)Con1ey.; Chester 24'.Tan 1'903' c: Conley MG~ 2m: Croup 124 Con-l'ey:;, ch of' Si'mon~ l.Tan r896': S'am Jeames' for City'M(T' StiillBorn 49' Conl'ey,-, Irene 24 Oct 1:903' (?)Georgiina' Conley Of! 15 Blank 1'33 Conner', cn' o~: Carrii e24' AlYr t899 It (T. Honnold MG~ Stf1il 00 rn' 80 Conner', Francii,s: 23 Apr 1897 AI & E C' ConnerOff 78 Old' Age' 60 Conner, Mary' t;; 26 Jim 1'907 W' J- & E' c: Conner 00 66~ ChrnNeu:r 185 Connor, HoHli s 14' Mch 11898' Eo & Sam Connor IOH 46, Blank 69 Connor', Mr 14' Oct 1900 Clli'nton' TWp', 09' Co Clinton' 3!J UriRnoW!l1 96 Connor, Mrs: R J C 22 AUg 1895, Francis' Connor err Blank 45' (Died Onaha', NeM (?')Connovan, Edward' 1'4 Feb, 1902' ---menti a U2 The FamBy' (?lConnovan' Cern. (Shipped fromiOssowottomiel Conrad', Arthur H 12 Dec 1897' CharIes Conrad' 00' 2, Blank 66 Conroy{Ctmary), Mauri"ce29Jun190r James' HUrd' Eudora~ 25' Bl' ank 105 Con roy', P~ter- -: . 24- Dec 1903' The'Famil}li' OH 55- Accident 134' (an '- - 22 June 1904" �BUrial Date'_ Ordered by'_ BranR 21 P' Conway' OH" Brank &) Mrs' B1 ackman' l.lT Blank 8 J W-Robertson' OH Peri'toni tu's42 Ffen ry" Coop er' orr Hrt Fair 13S' Lours" Men-gu's" 00' BranK 28 Off ASher' 4fu: BllanI<68" D. H'. Dick •FfenryCoop.er:Stfllbom': 114 Joseph Cooper' MG' 52 ? 151 The Fami'l~ Off (Shipped from KC'Mo) 3S' Henry--Cooper: OW 45 Kfdneys:30 Jitn 1894' Cooper', May" 16 12. Feol 1892, Cooper; Nei1Ue, Sam Coop'er Clinton, Bll.anR 25' 28; Mch 1893 Cooper'; (?JPaul (?JHi & D Whi,tnram'OrderWaRaru'sa' Bl ank OH 19, ?Dropsy' 94 Henry' Cooper17 Ju1 1900" Cooper'; Ro(a>y' 44' Dougl'as 7 CountylOA B1!ank Copeland', Henry E., 12 Airg 1895 1st S'erg,ent C'ap,t', H· 111? ,Ind'ependent B'att'ery' US" corecr Light Artil'leryr, Vol' CopeI:and, Hen ry (Harris)7Mch' 1902~ John' Copeland' m??' 113 Corbi;n Addfe' 3 Sep 1906 C. F"K Prentfce' il!rdi Bl!ank 174 H'ItCbrbinl (Shipped f.rom' Colo) 28;, Nov 1900, Mrs' L L Coroin: oS' ?63- Appoplexi a' 97' G:lUl 112 Post Co (T 12th Kans: (?) Co r( s) 1 eY', Mrs~ 2 Nov' 11892 Thomas'; B'. Corley' OJi' Brank 23 28', Oct 1900' k. Cornell!' \'vt;~ ?71'111 BtanR Cornel'!, Eveline 96 65(?JCornforth, \Wl1l 5: Dec 1891' Mrs' E P-' Cornforth Lecompton?71 LaG'rippe ~/M'ay 1'897' Household' of' Rut'h,. Rt;; 50 l' Cbrporall, HaUfe 60 , Jas"C(}rporai Coryl,Miss: Catherine 13' Dec' 1897 Miss' Cory' -?Ktr, Richland 42 ?80m' 66 (?)CorYI, P.M. 28 Dec' 1901' Blank q)H 56 tung'Tr01' 194' Cottenbergl, James' 20 nray 1899' Mrs'.Cottenberg&DgCo' &5" Dropsy- ,- 81 Cott'.on ,Mrs' Eli zabethM12Jiti' 1904 Ell a' V- Jones' MG 74 Acc:i!denta1!!43' 6i Sep' 1899' Wnn Couch, ? ,Mo. ?4'w,m Bronchiit:rs' 84 Cou'ch, Leon Coup (COQP ), MolTy' 19 Jun' 1902 Dg Cer, Ord. ofCasonovoil' 40' MUTder' lliT Cou:rtney, Mrs"; 6 Nov 1901 The FamUy' Off 51 Cancer 109 23 Junl 1901' Mother & Mrs.Cowen Cl!fnton 24 Perf toni ti.sI85" Cowen, G:race Cowan. (?)Qu'ent'on 6, Mch' 1905: ,Mrs. Cowan, A1exCowarr CIintoJll 28 Septic----153 Cox, Chas: 31 Aug 1891~ BranR: \\IG: Btank 12 Cox, Maude I8 Mch~ 1905' ehas Cox' Off 23' Childolrthl54 Cox, Mrs. T. 6, Ji.m 1i900 Tiillman' Cox VH 55' IntestNeph: 93 Cox, Wrm P 15 Feb' 1:906, \\'Irs WIn) P' COx Blank 44 FJraFnTrlH! 166 COy.r, Capt HOO J S· Oct, 1898', CountY'" cpr 65 G'angrene 741 st ttl, Co' E' 2nd Reg,t Co] ..1....Cav;a1ry Caesar Mayo' & DcJ Co RIG" Blank 31 <Oct 1'894 Private' Co B - 7f) Regiment US' Colored Volunteer rnfant'ry Craig, Mariia 8 Jim' 1898 can't' read' MG70 Bl!:'ank 71 Crai'n, Mr. 3 Jim' 1891 E- YOung: fIX; B1 ank 10 Crandalil', Mrs". Saraft If4' Sep" 189T B1~ank MG: 60 Blank 63 (Removed from' Oregon) Crane, ffenry B 28 p,ray'1901 Off 3d Blank W R' Crane 104 Cre aTI, Mary 11 May 1906, B1 anI< PleasGr 36, Con sump 169 Creecy', Mrs Louis:a' 24 Nov 1i907' W' R- C' 1$':' 76: CancStom 192 Creecy", ThomaS' 1 Jui 1890' Gtl{!' PO"st GAR PIX;Blank 1 Creel, Ira' H' 23 FeD' 1907' . C1 are Creel Plea&G'r 43' BlanK 181 Conway', ChiTd of' 111 Sep' 1892' Conway', Mrs' S:- Ii' 16; Feb 1'896 CooJ(, Mr Thos~ 17 Mch~ 189'1: Cooper~ Annis; 25' Ju1 r895 Cooper,Mrs' Bertha' H' 21 Jan' 1904' Cooper', Inf: of" C"arrfe12 AUy 1893" Coop er', Chiil'd- 0 f' 115" Jarr 1898 Cooper. ChiTd of' J. 20- Apr' 1902 li5- Jan 1905 Cooper" E1ra' F tI �~Cree11, Syr Creel, Syl'vest-er C1'eesy, Joseph Cri.spi'n, Geo. Cris's', ,Mary; R Crfsp'fn, Wal't'er (?lCroger, Emi:lyr BhriaI Date', ro- Jun' 190-518 JuI: 1907 1 Oct 189'4 26) Sep\ ;:t}898 i , 23 Sep 1897 8" May- 1900 Ordered by ffurfa1 Age, Caus'e d'~ ~ Syr creer J1' ,Fam:i!ly- Plea"s'~G'r 74' 1" 157' G-.L.Creel,RR No 1" Fai'rvlew 21" SfunrComp' 186 F M McHale MG~ 121 Bliank 36 iUtiert Crispin" MG' 76 P-araiysis' 74' R T Richards' KanwaRa 76 Dropsy 64 Al'exander- Crfspiin, ()fr 10 BlanR 92 Jesse Dil1l'ard:" <0If" 58 KiidireyT1'bl54' Fred (?)GTeed B'aldwfh 45 RUpBldVesl78 Met' Ins' Co 20' Dec 190H Cro sby; Jacob" Mrs' JacoD Crosby' 24" ? 82 00" Riley Crollch' 12 Jim' 1899 Crouch, (?)Katie lOll' " Blank 38l S'O Thacher 26, Dec r894 Croutch, Chfld of ({)H 142 89' IOld Age 30 May 1,904 T M Crowder Crowder, Mrs'. A: B. 93' <Old' Age 168~ T~N Crowder 3' Apr 1906, Crowder, James' 45" BlanK Pi. G' Honnold 14 Sep' 1895 CU'l ver, PtlaHel J A" Cwl ver & City H A~ Cunnni;ng S' ?~-Relu' B1 ank 5" Ciunmings, Chil'd of-' 23 Dec 1890 Pat-rick Cummings' Bfg Spring's24' LaG'rtppe 103 Cummings', Ella W, 29 Apr 1901 The F'amiTY' CHntonParalysis' 42 Ci..mnnings-, Henry' I Jun 1895' Cli'nton' Btank 2 R A~ Steel Cummfngs-, Mfss 1. 4 Aug; 1890 R':A~- Steel' Bel'voir' 8"5' Old Age 64' CunnniJngs, Mrs'. Marg'aret13Sep 1897 Cummings Jr', Big Sprfngs70Pneul 192 3 Dec 1907 Cummings, Patrick BelvoirBIanK 28 Cunnfngham, Mrs. C. Fecol )1'7Ju11l893' If A" Cummings j'ames S Curri!e Currie. Stephen 1 May' 1900 40 U'S"Vol ,Chas' PineLim'lOod 25' EppiT.Fit 91 3 Sergt Co B' 20 Ken. 99 Curl'et't, MaDre 28' Dec 1900' Thornton; Curlett 1\1G 4 TyPhoid order- of Jolm McFarren Currett., Thornton' 25" tOct 1907 190 MG Blank (Shipped from Ie C, Mo) Curtiss, Mrs'. Cl araM 5 IDet 1897 FranJ<&Alfred CurtissClintorr 57 (?)Par. 64 Cushingberry, Nathanll Pilch 1901 Nathan Pbwe1r n1750 BlanK 101 Fred &- If:' A' Cutler OH ChH1d' 29 Cutler, Fred Jr. 23 Sep 1893 IT A'Cull(tt)er 00" Blank 4Cutter', Kit.ty; 10" Nov 1'890' DaHley', En za 11' May 18981 Ed Pugh Clinton' 30"' AcuteG'as~ 71 fShfpped, from~ Denver',Cor) tritiir DaiTey', John A: 23 Jim 1905'" Heren" L. Dai ly orr 63' Appop1exH5T S'Hay 1901 Danfels, Geo Fred' Dani;els' (?)Crowder6:5' ?Gangrene 103' S' El'liot' Da(ee)rborn, G"eo S' 28" 5ep 1903 Tne Famfly' OH 81 Hrt Fail 132 Darling'. Stephen 12 Dec' 1899 MG" The Famfly' 75 L:;t;nppe 77' (? r Ed Boucher 27 Meh 1899' DarIi:ng'" T C' It G'etKer 79' Eudora 62 Dropsy' (?)'Darrirs" Minnie 6. Apr 1895" J"as Darns, Off Brank 40 Donelly' Bros (?lDarwi:n, Catherfne' 13 Jull 1907 BranK B1 ank 80 Drop S1" 186 David'son, Vmt A'. 24 Sep' 1904 Mrs ~ Mary' Davi dson" mr 6':'{ Hn TrhI 146 Mrs. /( T- Fowles' Daviis', AIt a 4 Jul 1893J' W'Davis MG:' 28: Blank Davi;s-, Catheriine A 28 Jan 1905F Matthews 00 ?lw,m. Bl'ank 152 Davis', ChiTdi of 24 AUg 1890 Blank OFf Blank 2 Davis, Chiil1d' of. 23 Jan 1893' Mr. (?)Walters BTanK' BllanR' 24 Davis', Hannah 30 Oct 1902 Win Davis" OB ]]22 S6 Pneu �i44 : 1___ ~D'avi S', Davis, Davis:, Davi's, Davi:s, Bilri a1 Date, Davi S:, Mrs'. J:. E'. n AbJ:)y,-Hesp'er r Sep' 2 Jan Haze1i May 20 Nov Herman 8 . Jun Infant 5' Aug James r. Sergt 7 Ju11 Davis, James W. " Davis, Jennie Davis, John: Davis, John W. Davis', Mrs .. L. M. Davis', Maggie' Davis, Marg aret' Davi;s', Richard m. Daviis', Roxann a' Davis, (1)ralfesi"an' Daviis', W. Davis', Dr W R 1906 1901 1,901' 1905 1890 Cb K 1901' Jan 1892 12 May'1902 6) Nov 1905 31 Jur 1902 6 COct 1903' 12' Jun 1907' 1'5 Dec 1905 28; Dec' 1907' 30 Jun 1904' 21' Oct 1902 15 Oct 1'900 22 Jun 1'893' 15' Jan 1901 Day', Mary' E. Day, Rwth Deal', John W Dean, Infant Dean, Mrs. 24 Aug 10 FeD' 24 Nov 5 May 28 Jui 1896, 1896i 1'891' 1905 1894 Dean, W A (? ) De'an , Was~ Dearborn, ,Child of Deering', MrsC, J' DeForrest, Mrs: Dei'chman, F 30 Apr 1905 23 May 1895 30 Oct 1890 0) Oct 1900 8 Apr 1895: 30 J'an 1904 (?) Dei'west, Hen ryt 9 Oct 1906, Deming, E R 26, Nov 1897' Demiing, Mrs: U J Demming, beo' R 20 Feb) 1896 21 Sep 1'899 DeMoss', Jessie L IT Dec r.904 Denewiiler, nIl'S' Denniis', Mrs ... 10 Ap,r 1893 IT Dec 1890, I Ordered by', Burial Bl'anI{ B1 ank Brank " 174 A. G Honnold orr 3~m l' 99 Henry Davis .. Fa.miTyDeerCreeR 29 RR Acci'd no Harry' Davis' OH' 3d 1 157 ---Horner, U. R. R. W. OR Brank 2 1st Missouri t.t Infty' Mrs Mary L Davi:s' Clinton 55 KfdneyTrbl05' Douglas Cbunty Bl'ank IS Jas' Davi1s', ft: TitttreWS" J'G' Hbver MG SH as Davi':s Ch arIes Show Dr'. Har.vey MG: Hrt Fan 162 Jas' fil Harrell ClTnton' 60 Appop1!ex.l19 (Shipped from OssowatamfeJ 48' Acute 1 133 lVIr. A. Davi's' OH (Shipped from I~, KS) 21' BbwelT'rh' 185 Mrs: Davis; BertDaviis' 00" 91 BoweITro 163 C A Hi1 I Hesper 56 Vaur Trh 194' B1'ank OW Mrs' Adena Davis me 143' 41' Blank Wm Davis', EoenDavi:sOO 22 Pneu' 122 33" Dropsy It G Honnold lOW 96 Dr' W' f( Quayle J F (?)Preshaw B'ald~lJin B1'ank 27 F' (?)Du-land OH" Blank 99 (Shipped' from Jacksonvilile', I'll) W H Day', E G' Day' Lecomp'ton 39 Fever 55 Wnlis" Day' Lecompton Blank 50 J T ShankHn" on Blank 14 R'L Patton Clinton Stillbornl56, (?)HEmry Davison BfgSprings78, Rheumat. 35 Dr Lewis' E c: HannaJi; R L (?)Patton ClInton' 43 Typhoid ISS J F'TayIo'r MG' 39 Diabetes 42 G' 5' De aroorn" MG Brank 4 Jtdah Deering OR 58 Of abet:es 95 Charles' DeForrest Illegible Blank 40' The FamfUy' On: 75 IH' egfbl'e136 (Shipped from 'I (1)' Hewitt) Amanda Evatt' Monroe86, Paral1ysi,s175 ville, Ind. Mrs' Ch ar1'ot aDemiingar 81 KidneyTrh 65 Mrs' M L Eldridge --- R Deming' ~~ Blank &) 'l'he FamiTy m 75 Can cB\vls: 84 Mrs; PollY Demmiing' John Demmi;ng', Winfield'. ({s' CharTes' Straffon' OIl 36 Pneu: 149 (Shipped' from' [,os AngeIes) MG' John Denewfler Blank Poor Farm Spit. {)If Blank T M Dennis' �Burl'al ~ Dennis; W~ Dennis'" Wif1:He Deroy', ~lrs-. Jane Burl a1 Date'_ Ordered by 20 Dec'- 1890 6 Apr 189r 19 Feb- 1904 Deroy, We. H. 16 FeD:' 1904 J' lVI DEmni'sor Brank BlanK James Denni's' OIl' 137 60 Blank Maggfe Derby', dau'.af Jbhn \lJef·ber ~." "63'z-Blank Co Commissioners: OIr Maggie&Jane' Derby' J' Y'DeShazo' CJiampfon~ 3' Blank 150 J'VI Jones' Cem. E L House ~H 17 Diph' 61 J'ames Devfn" m StiTlborn'I23' Frank Devine ~,IG~ 79 d)ld Age 31 John' Aclams;' King Adams: lit;: 9 1In!. Rheu 86 S' & Harry Dick MG' 69 P aralysisl19' Rooert & E' B Di cRer MG: 79' BlanK 10.9 58 C'ancer- 188 Brother., E' B DfcRer ar Mrs' Dfmery' OU 3 BranK 15mi G'as'tritis173' Frank Dimery ®H Mrs J Dimmery tUff 4ml Croup 711 Mrs' M' Dimming @If' Bl"anJ{' 62 Bl'anR OIl" BlanK 26 Mrs' Dfnsmore OH: B1anR 26 The Fami'ly' COIf Blank 41 Thos' Di'sdbml tOH 55" Can cStom: 83 Sti;rrbornlo. r Ch as'? Diissen Grant John' Dfvei'blfss' Reno 70 RR itccia lIS' (Shfpped' f:rom' Wfchfta~ Frank Herrl'ck (oH Blank 24 G ? Grovnor !OR' 86- Dfabetes' 10.0. B1 ank Leaven wo rth' 72 Drps~rt 175 Richard ?HfcksMG' Blank 21 F' 1VI Perkins' David Dodson Cl1nton' 48 LungFever126 Ed Dodson' OH 2m' SiunmrComp187 The' Famny; m 54"' 1 & 1 6 $ p. it Do 1bi s' lOR' 3 Croup 51 W it Do1esha11 t1akru'sa' 3d? 93 Vfctor S-Doman1 MY 40., BEank 10.3' Donnelly! Eros' Catholi c Blank 62 CRec,"d from' Fredoni a, Ks~) The' Family Catholic Blank 20. (?)'Don Donnovan' Catholic Blank l: Don' Donnovon' Indi'anapolTsIN' 6,5" Appopl:exia131 Harri:son Dorsey' f1l-r 87 (Old Age' 81 Bartlet DorgY" IOrr' 52 Cancer72 Mt Vernon: Tabern. :r N DOtlll1s' ®H 22' TyPhoid' FI90' J' it Downs Clinton' StiT1i bornl81 J' A~ DO~\1Jls' df Clint'oli·.,m:, ,- 14 Blank 56 Profl' Nt F- Dtn\1Jls tOlf' 40. Blank 10.3' John Ki'lworth 00 Bl'ank 34" J KHlworth ((iI' 78 Tumor' 158 fShfpped from KC Mo) De Sli'azo', Lilia 8 Jan 1905 Dever~ l'lIi nnfe Devin', In f.an t; Devfne, Michael 25 May 1897 22. Dec- 1902' 29 Nov 1893 Dibb, G'ervi s Dick:, Mrs'. IsabeH a' DicRer, James; Dfcker, Robert' DimerYi A' Dimery', Ethel L Dimme'ry', Leon' Dimming, Mari;e R Dinsmore' Dinsmore, F' F' Dinsmore, Mrs~ M' Pi (1) Dfsdom, Sarah Di;ssen, ChH'd of' DivellHfss', J't 25 Nov 4 Ailg: 27 Oct 22 AUg~ 15 Sep\ 13' Ailg' 1899 1902, 190.1' 190.7' Dixon; Mrs~. Of xon , Mrs' E' Dfxsoni John D Doddridge, Mrs: 25' 29' 20. 19 Jan J'an Sep' Aug' 1893 190. r 190.6 1892 Dodson, Mrs. Bene Dodson, Evaline Dolbiil', P f( Dolbis, Albert E: Doleshall, Infant Doman', Nancy J Don'ahu'e, Arm a 10. Mch 26, Jul 15' Nov 17 Apr HI Jill 17 Apr 5 Jul: 190.3 190.7' 1897 1'89(T.C 190.6, 1 May: 1898' 1 AUg 1897' 27" Ap,r 1893 10. Apr'1893' 16 lVIBY' 1895 28 Aug 1898 23' Feb, 190.r 14 Rlay 190.2 1~896 1900. 1901 1897 DonneHy, John: 22 JuT 1892 20.' JuT 1890. Donnohue; Mary' Donnovon', Ju:li',a: 1 Sep' 1903 Dorsey'; C'arolline 6) Jun" 1899 (?)Do~~yl, ~Irs'. SOphia 25Jim1898 Downs', Edg'ar' F 24' Oct 190.7 Do~vns', F E 2 inf of' 21 Feb' 190.7' Downs', Jessie F 16, Nov 1896 Down S', Mrs:'. Rose' 26, Ap'r' 190.11 Doyle, Enumr 19 Apr'1894' Doyle', HEmriett'a' 10: Jilt 190.s: �DOyle. Henry Doyre. W. Birri'al Burial Date N'ame' H"~ Drake'. Bessie' DraKe. CIaris-sa' C' Drake. Mrs'. Emma' H Dr'ake. (?)Lilbunr B Draper, R'acher Dresser. Amos' Dresser'. Mrs Drown. ChiTd of,' Drys'da1e. Jolin: M Dutiourdi'en'. C' W: Du dlrey', W C' Duffield, Chi11d of' Duffiel1d, John Duffield. Maud Duffy." Lewis' Duke. BEmj'amiiT F' DuRe" f,'j'rs' S J Du:1 an, \Ikn Dulfn. Ab' Diunis. Charles' Dumner~ Child of Dumner'. R W Dunc'an" Adeline W' Dunc'an, C' S' Dunc an. Eli za})eth Duncan. Mrs Kersey Dun can:, \1/' H' Dunkley'.' Louisa M DUnn'. Luiu~ P Dun'ser. Mrs BertI1ta Durland. J' N Dutt:on. A"sa Dit,tton'. Mrs' M R' Dwyer. Edith C' !ruL C'au'se d.. ~, 73' ? 71 J'KiTworth OR (Sllipped from KC~ Mo.)' 45" C'an cStOIll1 74 J' KiTwo rth OH IS'Sep 1898 (Shipped' from KG) 151 8' J'an 1905' G'eo\&' H S~DraRe' nl7~ 1:8 Pheu: 78 25 Jan 1'899 J' S"DraI<e', sonl ?Co.Mo .-ffi 81 J T'Straw. OaK-.N'elJ". son-iin-law 2 Jut 1895 H S' &' ? Drake' 1\1(7 32 ??Fever- 43' 20 Jan 1903 The F'ami ry' "17" 76~ Drop'sy 124 P. Co K 23 K$1' ?Capt Johnson' Co. (born 29 AUg 1'829r 28 Oct' 1906; Rolit Davis~ Of 7r Old Age 176. Mrs' E'L WiiIliams' 91 Blank 1:36' 6, FeD} 1904 F' F SRinner <00 79 Hrt' Fai r. 79 4' AUg 1~03 Aino s &' F' F Dres s-e rnr BranK I4 12 Dee 1891' Mr Drowl11 CUnton: 26 !\leh 1896, 20 B1'ank 51 W Drysdale m 29 (Oct 1894' C"It Winf!rey' 'Cenap'e 53 Brfght 'sD 36' 75' BranK' 11' Dee- 1905' A R Olmsted' (QH 163 Mrs7 /( WhiiteomlJl OR B1'anR 12 24 Sep'1890 26, Dec 1906 Cbnsump~ 178 MiHndfa' Johnson OR' 24' Sep' 1901' It' Duf'fieId. Atchison 00 14' Blank 108 r4S' 70' Pal sy 24 AUg 1904 The Famiily OR Co. Com). ;' G'AR OIr Hrt Dis', 18I 16: FeD' 1907' PhoeBe' Duke orr 59' B1' an k 118 IT .Tu'I 1902 Ernest M Duke 13 Apr 1901' Lecompton 21' Con sump . 183 Co. Commission' J' Parnell 45' 30' AUg! 1895 DgCo ;LeeomptonTWp Lecompton' Blank 9' May 1903 Mr Bafley: ®fr 19' Con. 128 30 Sept 1:893 J' S- Dumner Lecomoton 29 Brank 15 Meh' 1897' Ht N Davidsonl Lecompton; 99" Old' Age 59 13 Jan :t896 The Famfly' (()If Blank 49 11' Ap r 1904 The Family Off 82 Old Age 140 Co S' - 3 K ?A M ?6, May 1903 The Estate of' m 261 rns'ane 128 (Shiipped from' San Diego. Call E2S Feb 1898 HEm ryr C'arder James' Dunean' WH1:famstown' 30 PneU' 68 28 Sep 1902 The Familryr OH 8af' Old Age 121 (ShiipP'ed from' San Diego)' 16) Sep" 1906 Jack & Frank Dunkley m 32: Diphth. 174 6) Nbv 1904 Rev' J K Dunn CH 36 Tu'Dereu] 147' Denton' Dunn, 3435 Campbell' St (Shipped :firom'St.Joseph. Mol' 19 Jid 1'893 D P MiiUer MG BlanIf' 28 1: S- (1) Parey' 23 Meh' 1900 F' DuTl'and OHi 78 Asthma" 89' 2 Dec 1894 D P Dutton Brank Blank 31' 11' Dec 1'897' J' (?)W' ShelTabuTger tOtl' Blank 60: & Sons' (Died at' TopeKa) 1'4' .Tu;!' 1899 E J' Dwyer & No .11001 -, !Off lOim Bronchi't'. 82 25' Polity' 1'8983 1 �Ordered by' Buria1'_ J" R DOugl"as' PerryBrank 10'2' eld'.Ltg e Reno J'as Robinson' ;rMi E"asIey' A- A- Bowen Trustee' J' B1 aKesl'ey', Ch ai rman Co Comml J W NeihornCol WRC Reno 85 Ol'd 'Age 121 Easley, Mrs'Martha' 8 Oct 190'2' 24' Jun 190'5 B1~anK 157 , E'as tm an , Inft son Ernest Eastman Grant ? (? )E'aver, L 7 May 1894 SiliasEaver Reno 66 Brank 34 StonyPoint72 Hrt· Tt})l 185' 9 Jun 190'7 Eberhart', Andrew' Anna'M Eberhart J Eberhart 46, Ebe'rhart, C,Child of 8 Oct 1895 Catholic 46, Dipth Ch ris Ebe'rh art 46, Eberhart C.ChHd' of 10 Oct 1895 Chris Eberhart Catholi'c' Diph OR' Brank Eberhart, ChiId of 20' Sep 1895' 45 Joseph Eberhart The Mayor Eberhart, Child of 26 Jul 1892 W Eberh art' B1 anI{ BranK 20' 5 Feb' 1894 33' Eberh art" Mrs, H' John Ulrich PIst' Grove 63 Dropsy' Dr EHi's & H' Eberh art Eberhar.t, Jes'se 26~ Aug 190'5 ~! 0 Eberhart on 30 Poi'son' 159 7' Eberhart, Johrr 22 FeD~ 1'891" Peter Neuffer K'an B1 an It Eberhart, N',Chi:1d o f ? Levy' Flory' Pl'easantGrove BranR 78 (listed bettl1een 2/18 & 2/21 1899)' Harmon' Edie, Mrs' Enen V' 10' Nov 190'7 Jno W' G'annon' fOR 81 Pararysisl91 Eddy,r, Lwte 12 Mch 1906 Joe Eddy" tOH 26' LungTrtil 1:66Edgecomb", Jessee' J 25 JuI 1898 A G. Honnold <OH 18d'? 72 Eager, chHd of 19 Oct 190'0' El~ias Edger' iOH lw Pn ew. 96, Edho1m', C'ar1 F 26, Dec 1894 The Fami1y OH BlanK 38 Mrs' J G' Haskel1 Edmondson, Robt 11 Men 190'6 VB Chas' Edinondson' 74 Pneu' 74 Edmondson, Wa!t'er' 6- Jan 190'7' Chas Edmondson Blank 32' Pneu' 179 Mrs Walter Ed~ Edmunson, Sbl 8 May 1893 G.W.D. Post GAR 365"<OH BranK 21' Cb F' Dr Mc Wi In ams Eawards', ChiTd of C 5 Jun' 190'6 C Edwards' BlanK Stillborn' 170' Edwards', Infant 25 Nov 1901 G J' Eawards County' StflTborn 110' Eawards-, Laura 30 Apr 190'7 Mary Welcher' 19' TyPhoid 184 (Shi'pped' to Cent'erview, Mo. ? Johnson' Co Mo) Eggert, Mrs' H W 5 Jan 1904 H W Eggert' IOH' 62' UremPbi's 135 Eii,demiller., It G 23 Jan 1891 Miss Maggie E. (Orr BlanK 6Efsenberg, J'(730 Nov 1892 Mrs' E' H' Efsen})erg' GroverviTle, NY' B1'ank 23 Elder, John M 1'4 Jun 190'5 The Estate' OH 73 Bronchit .157 Sgt CO'l 115 Pa' Vol Eldridge, Be,rnfce 3' JuI 190'2 James' Eldridge m 4 Dysentry'l1T (Shfpped f.rom KC, Mo) Eldridge, Carolfne 16 Feb'1905 Paul {]; ([) Learned m 79 Para1ysisl53' (Shfpped f.rom Dundee, N' Eldri'dge, Chas' SiTas Eldridge' Orl 14 AUg 1898 13? ?? 73 Eldri'dge', H'arr.y 24 Oct' 190'1 The Fami ly' 1\1G~ 23' BlanK' 109 El'drfdge, Col! S'W 18 Jan 1899 0 E" Learned' OH; 83' HrtFai!l. 77' 2_? 2_? Kas lnfty' EITot, J M 8~ Jun 1890) J' H EH'ot & S' EHot OR' 86. Dropsy' 53 Elliott., 0 W 1 Fe]); 1892 J' 0 Elliott Clinton' BlanK 16EaIdn, ChiTd of E'as:ley', All'sten 30 Ju1' 1890' 10' Mch 190'0' yr �48 QUERIES Queries are free-to members. They should state at least two facts to gain best results. Queries are also free to non-members, but must concern Kansas related ancestors of fifty years or earlier. CHAMPION Mrs. Martha Champion Lewis, R. 3, Box 182, Shelby, Ohio 44875 Seeking information on Abe (probably Abraham) and Samuel CHAMPION who moved to Lawrence, Kansas in the 1860's or 1870's. CHICK SMITH Mrs. Stephanie Harvey, 2728 Bonanza, Lawrence, KS 66044 Need information on John George CHICK, b. 5 Nov. 1819 in Knox Co., KY, d. 1903 in Columbia, Boon Co., MO. He married Francis SMITH who was born 1829 in Knox Co., KY and died in 1862 in Columbia, Boone Co., MO. HOUGLAND HOAGLAND HOGLIN BAKER WOOD BUTLER BRYSON VOGL SCHMIDT GUFLER Maxine P. Moore Hougland, Rt. 1, Box l53C, Perry, KS 66073 Would like any information on the HOUGLAND, HOAGLAND, HOGLIN families. James M. HOUGLAND born Oldham Co., KY 1823, son of Aaron HOUGLAND born 1800 in VA, married Annie Collandar BAKER born 1798 in MD. She moved to Macon, MO when? Lived in Trimble Co., KY. Elais HOUGLAND born 1770 VA, married Sarah WOOD 1 Nov. 1797 in Shelby Co., KY. James HOUGLAND married Mary and started a Fox Run Baptist Church in their home 26 Jan. 1794 in Shelby Co., KY. Mrs. Jean (Chapman) Snedeger, 1638 Rhode Island St., Lawrence t -KS 66044. Need to find parents of Sarah Rebecca (BUTLER) BRYSON, born 1859 in Humboldt, Allen Co., KS; married Daniel Washington BRYSON in lola, KS in 1875; 4 children: Florence, 1876; Josie, 1881; Anna, 1885; and Carrie, 1888. Ms. Helen Stevenson, 1061 Saratoga Dr., Fairborn, OH 45324 Need birthplace in Germany for Franz (Frank) VOGL, d. 8 Apr. 1907 and Barbara (SChlMIDT) VOGL, d.- 1909, who settled in Eudora, Douglas Co., KS in 1858 and lived there until their deaths. Possibly a brother or sister of one of them also settled in the Lawrence, KS area. In the 10 Apr. 1907 edition of the Lawrence Daily Journal an item stating Mr. & Mrs. Anton GUFLER went to Eudora this morning to attend the funeral of Mrs. GUFLER's uncle, Frank VOGL. Who was she and how was she related? ZEIGLER Ms. Virginia Zeigler, 3737 Standish Court, Indianapolis, IN 46241 Need information on Logan ZEIGLER, b. 3 Apr. 1826, d. 19Dec.-1895; lived in Lawrence area possibly around Eudora, KS. COLE BARRET CONNER Ms. Vivian L. Driskill, Box 412, Pleasanton, KS 66075 Need information on Jesse COLE and Harriet BARRET COLE who came to KS in 1862. Son Theophilus H. COLE married Mary A:-CONNER in Baldwin City, KS on 9 Mar. 1881. Looking for descendants of Jesse and Harriet COLE. �49 DEVORE DEVOUR SELLERS FISHER HESS Ms. Marcia W. Green, 1392 Crestwood Dr., Redlands, CA92373 Seeking information on Robert C. DEVORE (DEVOUR) who was. a farmer in the Lawrence area from 1863-1915. Mrs. Grace Embers, 445 North St., Lawrence, KS 66044 Seeking information on Jeremiah SELLERS (1799-1853) and his wife Elizabeth (1800-1849) of Dauphin and Lancaster Counties, Pennsylvania. Their children included John, Elizabeth, Mary, Samuel and at least. two' other girls. Mrs. Pauline B. Elniff, 820 Sunset Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 The 1850 Indiana census, Elkhart Co., Harrison Twp. lists John FISHER and his wife, Catherine, both born in Pennsylvania; their children: Samuel, Sarah, Catherine, Mahala and Susan, all born in Ohio; Levi and Matilda born in Indiana. Samuel FISHER. (born 1832 Richland Co., ·OH) married Margaret HESS in Indiana in 1858. Daughter Margaret Susan was born in Elkhart in 1864. Would appreciate any information proving the two "Samuels" were the same person. Mrs. Barbara Market, 4208 Twilight Dr., South Fort Worth, TX 76116 KLINGBERG Searching for information on Andrew and Hulda KLINGBERG from Moline, IL around 1880 to Osage Co., KS. Born Sweden; resided on S. Sixth St., Osage City, KS in 1900. Children: Minnie, Harry, Victor, Wilbert, Maude and Selma. MYERS SURBER BENIGHT BOUYER TALBOT BAXTER KING Mrs. Need 1913 Miss Veron O. Boggs, Rt. 2, ,Box 272-H, Grove, OK 74344 information on George W. MYERS, born 15 Nov. 1850, died and Caroline S. SURBER, 1856 and died 1934. Mr. MYERS and SURBER were married 28 Sept. 1873 in Lawrence, KS. Mr. Virgil Talbot, Rt. 4, Box 6, Colcord, OK 74338 Seeking information or contact with descendants of Mable BENIGHT who marride.M. Manuel BOUYER. She may have been the daughter of Mary Louise TALBOT and M. Calvin Waite BENIGHT, married about 1856 and resided in Easton, Buchanan Co., MO. Mary Louise TALBOT had a brother George W. TALBOT. Mr. Donald Vaughn, 1946 Barker, Lawrence, KS 66044 Seeking information on Clarrisa BAXTER who married Alvah KING in Tioga Co., PA in 1850. Ms. Dolores RING, 5923 Bertra Dr., La Mesa, CA 92041 HUTCHINSON Seeking iniormationonJohn·HUTCHINSON,b. Ireland (?); dau. Alice Mar.y b.in 1839. Believed to be,in Douglas Co.,·KS in 1850's. I YAUSLIN SHEARER MORTON . HILL Mrs. Dorothy Gosse, Rt. 2, Box 92-A, Olwein, IA 50662 Seeking information ori Mary YAUSLIN's second husband, a Mr. SHEARER/SCHAER/SHERER. Married about 1905 in Marshall Co., KS. Mrs. Wilma (Morton) Vaughn, 1946 Barker, Lawrence, KS 66044 Seeking information on James F.MORTON of Beaver Co., PA, later moved to Pike Co., IL. Around 1850 married Ellen HILL. �50 WILLIS WHITNEY HODGES HUFF Mrs. Norma Beasley, 1525 S. Garfield St., Denver,CO 80210 Want newspaper articles about Jeremiah C. WILLIS, saloon keeper in Lawrence in 1870-1880 era. Died 1888. What happened to Sarah WHITNEY WILLIS, his wife? Mr. Donald D. Cain, Box 2l0-Route 4, Lawrence, KS 66044 Seeking information on Harrison HODGES, Add HODGES, wife, Becky, children: Ida, Carrie, Nell and Charles. DeWitt Clinton HODGES 1819, wife, Margaret 1820, child, F. HODGES. Mary Sophie HODGES, husband, Lewis HUFF, children: Elva AdelIa, James Elmer, Freddie Roy HUFF. M.D.~GES family of Kingfisher, Oklahoma. Would like to correspond with any descendants of the above families. Will trade information. Mrs. Pauline F. Meyer, 1227 Brook St., Lawrence, KS 66044 LOWENSTEIN Wanting information on a Ed LOWENSTEIN (LOEWENSTEIN) who was in LOEWENSTEIN the Eudora area around 1910. He would possibly have moved there SCHAAKE from Edwardsville, Illinois. He may be a cousin to a SCHAAKE family. I have no other information. BELCHER DAVIS TENNESSON DECKER Mr. Donald D. Cain, Box 2l0-Route 4, Lawrence, KS 66044 Seeking information on BELCHER families. James Hanley BELCHER, wife, Rebecca DAVIS b. 1850, children: Lucy BELCHER, b. 1871, married Henry TENNESSON: children: Myrtle, Lillian and Jim. Winfield BELCHER, Maude BELCHER, b. 1883, husband, Austin DECKER, children: Ella, Anna, Sadie, Raymond. Would like to correspond with any descendants of the above families. Will trade information. Mrs. Pauline F. Meyer, 1227 Brook St., Lawrence, KS 66044 LOEWENSTEIN Wanted information on Mina LOEWENSTEIN, daughter of Adam and Caroline LOEWENSTEIN who died while living in Eudora, Douglas Co., Kansas around 1902. Was Mina her name? What was her age? The family moved to Lawrence in later years. LANE HICKMAN CHAP~1AN LYNCH RIGGS SHIELDS DAVIS Mr. Donald D. Cain, Box 2l0-Route 4, Lawrence, KS 66044 Seeking information on Aaron W. LANE born 15 Jan. 1804, died 23 Jan. 1878, wife, Carolina America HICKMAN born 1846, died 1937. Aaron W. LANE was a doctor in Putnam County, 1lissouri. Place of birth Kentucky. Would like to correspond with any descendants of the above families. Will trade information. Mrs. Jean (Chapman)Snedeger, 1638 Rhode Island St., Lawrence, KS 66044. Seeking descendants of Louvina (CHAPMAN) LYNCH; Born: 1862, Indiana; married David LYNCH 1881, Worth Co., MO; Parents: John C. and Orpha (RIGGS) CHAPMAN; Known children: Pearl; John; Elmer; Thomas; Lester; Lawrence; Mabel; Emmit; Augusta; Olen; Ruth; Walter. Mr. Donald D. Cain, Box 2l0-Route 4, Lawrence, KS 66044 Need information on Rebecca(?) SHIELDS, daughter of William Willson SHIELDS and Maragerette She married John (?) DAVIS, son of Eligah (?) DAVIS and Alise . Children: Ella, Nancey, Roda Ann, Jonathan, James G., Elizabeth, John Marrion, Margerette Jane, Martha Ann, and Rebecca, b. 7 July 1848 died 15 Aug. 1932. � 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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Box 3664 Lawrence, Kansas 66044 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Fall 1982 Vol. VI, No. 2 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------Page Contents President's Letter . . • • 51 Membership List, 1982-1983 . 52 DCGS Speakers, 1981-1982 . 54 List' of Lawrence, Ks. Undertakers Before 1900. 54 Historical Societies of Douglas County, Kansas 55 Some Lawrence, Ks. Business Listings - 1857. 58 Older Homes in Lawrence. • . • . . . 59 Jones Cemetery, C1i~ton Twp., Douglas Co., Ks • • . 60 Obituaries from Tennessee Papers - Quantrill's Raiders 61 Naturalization Explanation . . . 63 Naturalizations, Douglas County, Ks., Vol. I, Oct. 1906-Feb. 1924. 64 Lecompton City Directory - 1866. 76 Last News from the Lecompton Constitution Committee. • . 78 Kansas Territory Post Offices - 1856 . . 79 1875 Lecompton Township, Douglas County, Kansas State Census. 80 Queries. • • • 100 * ** ** Rural Schools artd Schoolhouses of Douglas County, Kansas by Goldie Piper Daniels may be obtained from the society at a cost of $14.00 per copy, plus postage. �51 PRESIDENT'S LETTER Another half year has slipped by with many excellent accomplishments and many tasks to keep us busy for some time to come. This is the second issue of the Pioneer for 82-83. The new cover and other features have been well received. A big thanks to Editor Grace Embers and her many helpers. We could be facing a financial problem in the near future as postage has doubled to send the Pioneers out of town and the cost of printing and supplies is.up. We would appreciate hearing from our out of state members to help us decide if we should mail Pioneers only twice per year, make them smaller, charge a surcharge for mailing or come up with a better solution. Ilah Derrick has been busy answering genealogical problems sent in by people from the west coast to the east coast and even Europe. Thanks for your work, Ilah. A lot of credit for our good attendance at our meetings go to the Calling Committee headed by Dorothy Clarke with Irma Kidwell and Kathryn Bunton. Thanks for your faithful work. Wilma Vaughn, our librarian and her committee have been busy cataloguing the exchange quar.terlies and taking care of our Library. The Friends of the Lawrence Pulibc Library donated a set of Adjutant Generals records of the Civil War ·for Illinois. Recent gifts of several volumes of the Connecticut Nutmegger and NEH & GR by Thomas and Catherine Gorton are greatly appreciated. Fay Talley is the Hospitality Chairman. Thanks for arranging with many generous members who make our meetings more enjoyable by furnishing refreshments. Jane Wiggins, our secretary and Dorothy Wiggins, our treasurer, have spent many hours writing letters, typing, taking care of memberships, collecting . dues and filing members'five generation charts, etc. Many thanks to both of you. Last but not least, many thanks to Jean Snedeger, our vice-president for.all the organizing, copying, arranging and innumerable details she has· taken care of. . This Pioneer is being distributed at our December meeting which is a Christmas pot luck dinner held at the South Park Reacreational Center. I personally want to wish every member and friend a Happy Holiday and a Happy and Prosperous New Year. I Sincerely; iDonald Vaughn, President ,, I I I , This drawing of the Douglas County Court House by Orrin Olson is one of four Lawrence scenes from note cards for sale by the society. The cost is $3.00 for 16 cards. �52 DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY 1982-1983 MEMBERSHIP Douglas County Residents BANTA, John V., Jr., 2209 Kingston Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 842-0465 BERG, Emma B., R.F.D. 2, Box 224, Lawrence, KS 66044 843-6690 BISHOP, Marguerite H., 1601 E. Glenn Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 843-8716 BRUNE, Georgiana, Route 3, Lawrence, KS 66044 843-2793 BuNTON, Kathryn J., 2135 Kentucky St., Lawrence, KS 66044 843-5855 CAIN, Donald & Roberta, Rt. 4, Box 210, Lawrence, KS 66044 843-7186 CHASE, Carol Jean, 940 New Jersey, Lawrence, KS 66044 843-9179 CLARKE, Dorothy V., 1908 New Hampshire St., Lawrence, KS 66044 843-2360 CLOUGH, Vivian, Rt. 5, Box 128, Lawrence, KS 66044 748-0923 CLUCHEY, Nancy, 1926 Maple Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044 843-6320 DERRICK, Ilah, 333 Kansas St., Lawrence, KS 66044 842-1797 DUNN, Elizabeth, 2411 Louisiana, D-42, Lawrence, KS 66044 841-9590 ELDER, Jan, Rt. 1, Box 89, Lawrence, KS 66044 841-5655 ELNIFF, Pauline B., 820 Sunset Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 842-1993 EMBERS, Grace, 445 North St., Lawrence, KS 66044 843-3739 GORTON, Thomas & Catherine, 831 Illinois, Lawrence, KS 66044 843-5433 GRANGER, Patricia A., 904 Arkansas, No.3, Lawrence, KS 66044 843-2885 GRAVES, Maxine, 1828 Ohio St., Lawrence, KS 66044 842-1022 HALL, Donna, Rt. 3, Baldwin, KS 66006 HERBERT, .Robert & Shirley, 1533 Harper, Lawrence, KS 66044 843-4149 HOUGLAND, Maxine, Rt. 1, Box 153C, Perry, KS 66073 1-597-5969 HOUT, Goldie, Rt. 5, Box 128, Lawrence, KS 66044 748-0923 JAMISON, Mary I., Route 2, Box 58A, Baldwin City, KS 66006 1-594-3918 KELLEY, W. Keith, 2018 Marvonne Rd., Lawrence, KS 66044 842-3561 KIDWELL, R.L. & Irma, 1617 Rhode Island, Lawrence, KS 66044 841-3895 KREIDER, Mary, 101 Michigan, .Lot 81, Lawrence, KS . 66044 842-3343 KRISCHE, Donna M., 2457 Missouri, Lawrence, KS 66044 843-9573 LAWSON, A.J. & Mary,2246 Tennessee, Lawrence, KS 66044 842-3227 LEWIS, Donna, 2900 Hoccasin Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 842-9636 LINDELL, Charles & Pauline, 2713 Harvard Rd., Lawrence, KS 66044 843-2965 McCRARY, Letha,1900 W. 31st, E-19, Lawrence, KS . 66044 841-3680 MEYER, Pauline F., 1227 Brook, Lawrence, KS 66044 843-1403 NEELLEY, Robbie, 1908 E. 19th, Lawrence, KS 66044 843-1169 POSTMA, James L., 1st Nat1 Bank Tower, Box 507, Lawrence, KS 66044 843-4221 PUCKETT, Ruby, 1524 St. Andrews, Lawrence, KS 66044 843-6765 REUTTER, Janet M., 1809 W. 21st St. Terr., Lawrence, KS 66044 843-3799 SANDERS, Hattie, Box 635, Baldwin City, KS 66006 SCHOTT, Cynthia, 806 East 14th St., Lawrence, KS 66044 841-5245 SHELDON, Evelyn, 2908 Chisholm Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 842-4258 SIMMONS, Hazel Lee, 1646 Barker St., Lawrence, KS 66044 843-0426 SMITH, Claude & Zona, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044 843-6296 SNEDEGER, B. Jean, 1638 Rhode Island, Lawrence, KS66044 843-7322 SPENCER, Iona B., R.R. 1, Lecompton, KS 66050 887-6637 STOUPPE, Hugh, 1739 Alabama St., Lawrence, KS 66044 841-4230 TALLEY, Fay, 2020 Emerald Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 843-4989 TRANSMEIER, Jo Ann,Rt. 2, Box 73, Lawrence, KS 66044 843-4577 VAN LOENEN, Gail, 232 Deerfield Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044 842-8171 VAUGHN, Donald & Wilma, 1946 Barker Ave., Lawrence, KS 66044 843-5917 WELLING, Edna M., Rt. 5, Box 286, Lawrence, KS 66044 842-1124 ' �53 1982-83 MEMBERSHIP continued WHITTEN, Mary, Rt. 2, Lawrence, KS 66044 842-4547 WIGGINS, Dorothy R., 2020 Stratford Rd., Lawrence, KS 66044 843-9097 WIGGINS, Jane M., Route 4, Box 221, Lawrence, KS 66044 843-1619 WINCHELL, Arthur & Mary Lou, 927 Crestline, Lawrence, KS 66044 843-8480 WOODWARD, Jody (Joan F.), 301 Lawrence Ave., Lawrence, KS 66044 842-2457 Out~of~County Members BEASLEY, Mrs. W.H., Jr., 1525 South Garfield St., Denver, Colo. 80210 BEASLEY, W.• H., III, 919 Grandview, Duluth, Minnesota 55812 BOCK, Mildred M., 13811 Kimberly Dr., Largo, Fla. 33540 BOGGS, Mrs. Vernon, Rt. 2, Box 272H, Grove, Okla. 74344 BRESINA, Patricia M., 1411 Torbett, Richland, Wash. 99352 BROWN, Virginia, Box 325, Paola, KS 66071 CASTEEL, Vera, 204 Randolph Rd., Kansas City, Mo. 64119 CLINE, Reba, 1100 Crane Road, Pampa, Texas 79065 COTTER, Dennis J., 9402 Octavia Ave., Morton Grove, Ill. 60053 ENDACOTT, George, 1001 W. 71st Terr., Kansas City, Mo. 64114 FINNEY CO. GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, P.O. Box 592, Garden City, KS 67846 HANSEN, Mrs. Georgia M., 308 East Rumble Rd., Modesto, Calif. 95350 HAYNES, Elizabeth, 4952 Sea Wolf Dr., Santa Rosa, Calif. 95405 IRVIN, Virginia V., 2109 20th Ave., Monroe, Wise. 53566 JACKMAN, Twy1ah, 1230 N. Van Buren, Topeka, KS 66608 KNOX, Dennis I., 162 S. Kings Highway, Stillwater, Okla. 74074 MAGGARD, Georgene, Rt. 10, Box 690-2, Fort Worth, Texas 76100 MAKER, Betty L., 8340 Greensboro Dr., No. 1107-2, McLean, Va. 22102 PYLE, Rena Ruth, 10437 Reseda Blvd., Northridge, Calif. 91326 REED, Louis and Linda, 5045 Lamar, Mission, KS 66202 REID, Janet, 13863 Kinbrook St., Sylmar, Calif. 91342 RING, Dolores Lee, 5923 Bertro Dr., LaMesa, Calif. 92041 ROBINSON, Nancy Ellen, 236 W. Gregory Rd., Central Point, Ore. 97502 ROSS, Mrs. S.M. (Lila), 205 West 14th, Horton, KS 66439 SANDERS, Elizabeth, Route 5, Box 220, Warrensburg, Mo. 64093 SCHELL, Dorothy Viets, 731 S. Blaine, Moscow, Idaho 83843 SCHWEITZER, Dr. George K., 7914 Gleason Rd., C-1136, Knoxville, Tenn. 37919 SMITH, Mrs. Sheldon E., 2558 W. Village Lane, Springfield, Mo. 65807 SWEETS, Judy M., l27-B Treetop Dr., Fayetteville, NC 28301 TAYLOR, Roberta, 8817 Canyon Rd., E14, Puyallup, Wash. 98371 THOMAS, Stephen A., 624 Honeysuckle, Olathe, KS 66061 TURNER, Mrs. Lorene Wells, 1638 Hi11crest,Woodward, Okla. 73801 WELBORN, Sarah A., Rt. 1, Box 220, Emporia, KS 66801 STATE OF WISCONSIN, STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY, 816 State St., Madison, Wise. 53706 ***** The Douglas County Genealogical Society is a non-profit organization with regular scheduled meetings the second Tuesday night of each month 7:30p.m.,·meeting place to be announced. Afternoon meetings are held if possible, and occasional area tours. An annual public workshop is he1d'to help in research. Membership fees are $7.50 single, $8.50 family. The fiscal year .is from July 1 to June 30 of the following year. �54 DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY MEETINGS, 1981-1982 Date Subject Speaker July 14, 1981 Mary Murphy, Librarian Lawrence Public Library Services & Materials Available at Lawrence Public Library A~g. Delbert Mathia County Clerk's Office Court House Records Sept. 8, 1981 Sheryl Williams, Librarian Kansas Collection, Spencer Research Library, K.U. Kansas Collection, Spencer Research Library, K.U. Oct. 13, 1981 Mrs. Maxine Kreutziger Methodist Historical Society Baker University, Baldwin Methodist Records & Collections at Baker University Nov. 10, 1981 Jean Snedeger, Vice-Pres., Douglas Co. Genealogical Soc. Report on Missouri Annual Conference Dec. 8, 1981 Fritz Snyder, Librarian K.U. Law Library Wills and Other Materials Available at K.U. Law Library Jan. 12, 1982 No Speaker Members were asked to bring questions for discussion. Feb. 9, 1982 Robert Irving Military Uniform Identification and Scotch-Irish Ancestry Feb. 12, 1982 Ronald A. Bremer Seminar Mar. 9, 1982 Lewis Armstrong K.U. Map Library, Spencer Various Maps Available at K.U. 11, 1981 ~;~: ~~'1~:~21 May 1, 1982 Trips of the Map Library, Kansas Collection, and Special J Tour Collections at Spencer Research Library, Kansas University • Apr. 13, 1982 No Speaker . "Information" May 14, 1982 Helen Franklin, Topeka "Early Migration Trails from the East"'.arid D.A.R. Records June 8, 1982 Theodore A. Wilson, Chairman K.U. Dept. of History "Finding and Preserving Your Family History" ****** UNDERTAKERS IN THE OAK HILL CEMETERY BOOK (BEFORE 1900) AT CITY CLERK'S OFFICE LAWRENCE, KANSAS C. W. Smith Bailey & Smith Strick & Pri(u)sa(i)ck Wm. Stepheris Clark & Chapman F.A. Bailey Phil Barker John Larrson Hill & Mendenhall F.A. Bailey & Co. T.H. Lescher Bailey, Smith & Co. T.O. Irvin J.W. Robertson --Pauline B. E1niff, Lawrence, KS. Robertson Bros. L.O. Wood McKee Conolly Chas. Loit Gedker C.L. Lescher �55 HISTORICAL SOCIETIES OF DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS CLINTON LAKE HISTORICAL SOCIETY, INC. c/o Mrs. Martha Parker, Director RFD Dues: $5.00 per year 112 Overbrook, Kansas Meeting: 66524 Annual Meeting in February (usually during the third week). The exact date and time will be announced. The Society began as a committee in March of 1973 for the purpose of saving the J.C. Steele House in Bloomington (about 1 mile east of Clinton) from destruction by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. They succeeded in getting the Steele House named to the National Register of Historic Sites in November 1973. The committee was incorporated as a Society on March 17, 1977 in order to maintain and operate the Steele House as a museum, and to preserve the history of the area. The Corps of Engineers reversed their decision on September 14, 1977, and the Steele House was dismantled with the agreement to build a small museum with a courtyard and stage for special programs, to be directed, staffed and maintained by the Clinton Lake Historical Society, Inc. The Society is making plans for the grand opening of the Bloomington Museum on May 1, 1983. The Society has two publications for sale: Soil of Our Sou1s.by Martha Parker and Betty Laird, $5.95 plus $1. 00 postage; and Historical Map of Clinton Lake, based on the book, $1.50 plus $.25 postage. DOUGLAS COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY 1047 Massachusetts Street Lawrence, Kansas 66044 841-4109 Meetings: Dues: $10.00 individual $.25.00 family Annual meeting with notification of date and place. Douglas County Historical Society was organized in 1933 with the purpose of promoting historical studies and to collect, preserve and describe the historic records, photographs, clothing, textiles, etc., of Douglas County and the state of Kansas. In 1972, the Society received title to the Watkins Building at 1047 Massachusetts St., and in April 1975, the Elizabeth M. Watkins Community Museum was opened to the public. The hours for the museum are: Tuesday-Saturday, 10:00-4:00; Sunday, 1:30-4:00. Admission is free. Dues entitle members to society and museum activity notices, annual meeting notice, and services at a reduced fee or free. Some of the ongoing projects are: permanent and changing exhibits in the museum and in public halls, lectures and audio-visual programs, group receptions and opening day celebrations, guided tours in and out of the museum, newsletters, and annual meetings, genealogical and restoration workshops, publication of pioneer stories, collection of valuable historical relics and records. �56 EUDORA AREA HISTORICAL SOCIETY c/o Mrs. Dorothy Akin Route 2 Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Meetings: Dues: $3.00 per year The fourth Thursday of January, April, July and October at 7:30 p.m., usually in the Eudora Public Library. They have a guest speaker followed by a business meeting. The Society was organized in October of 1980 at Eudora to collect and preserve the"history of Eudora and five adjacent former towns in Douglas, Johnson, and Leavenworth counties: Clearfield, Fall Leaf, Hesper, Prairie Center and Weaver. A special project of the Society is building a map holder which will show on one side the historical spots in the city of Eudora and on the other side, historical places in the country around Eudora. At the July meeting, a panel composed of 10ng~time residents of Eudora discussed the area's history. The discussion was so interesting that other clubs and the:schoo1s in the area have invited them to speak. They offer two books for sale: Eudora Community Heritage of Our U.S.A. Bicentennial, 1776-1976, $5.00 plus $1.00 postage; and History of Prairie Center Community, $2.50 plus $1.00 postage. LECOMPTON HISTORICAL SOCIETY c/o Mrs. Iona Spencer R.R. II 1 Lecompton, Kansas 66050 Meetings:. Dues:. $2.50 per year or $50.00 life membership Second Thursday of each month at Lane University Museum, Lecompton, Ks. The meeting begins at 6:30 p.m. with a covered dish supper, followed by the program and a business meeting. The Society is busy with the indexing of items in the Lane University Museum, which was a Church College until 1902 and is now a National Register Site. The museum is open from 1:00-4:00 p.m. on Sundays, but after November 1, will be opened by appointment only until spring. Other organizations can arrange to have their meetings in the museum and have a special tour by calling Mrs. Sarah Walter at 887-6267. The museum displays include: Territorial Lecompton, Lane University, Early Agriculture, Quilts, Art Room, Music Room, Murals of Lecompton, Chapel (which can be rented for weddings), some Eisenhower items, and various qther antiques. Souvenirs are sold at the museum,a:lso:their:book, >Territ6riaL.Days for $2.00 plus $1.00 postage. The Society library is also located in the museum and can be used by appointment. Iona Spencer is working on a book for the Society about the Lecompton Cemeteries. The Society publishes a quarterly newsletter, "The Bald Eagle'.~. �57 SANTA FE TRAIL HISTORICAL SOCIETY, INC. c/o Mr. J. Joyce Wilson, Treasurer P.O. Box 545 Baldwin, Kansas 66006 Meetings: Dues: $2.00 per year Two meetings per year - one in January at the Fellowship Hall of the First United Methodist Church in Baldwin, and a summer picnic in July at the Black Jack Cabin on Highway 56 east of Baldwin. The exact dates will be announced. The Society has several ongoing projects. They contribute to the maintenance of the Old Stone Castle Museum in Baldwin and they are trying to restore the Santa Fe Railroad Station: in. west Baldwin. They make, erect, and maintain signs at historical sites in the vicinity and keep the areas mowed and cleared. They show the Black Jack Cabin, the Ivan Boyd Memorial Prairie Preserve, and the Vin1and Coal Creek Library during the Maple Leaf Festival in October. The Society publishes a quarterly newsletter,' and ··they haye several historical booklets for sale, the latest being _V_i_n_1_a_n_d__A_r_e_a__H_1_·s__t_o_r~y__a_n~d Methodist Episcopal Church, 1864-1982, $6.50 plus postage. If you would like more information on their publications, please send a stamped, se1f-:addressed envelope to Mr. Wilson. -~ Jane· Wiggins, Lawrence, KS. From the Lawrence Republican, Thurs., March 15, 1860, p. 2 Change of Name "The late legislature dissolved the bonds of matrimony between Samuel SMITH and Olive, his wife. She now resumes her former name of FREEMAN, and wishes her correspondence hereafter directed to Olive FREEMAN." , . �r- -- ----- 58 i Lawrence Republican, Lawrence" Kansas, July 16, 1857 i HOTELS' LISTED IN THE BUSINESS CARDS Add'ress Name Johnson, House iihi tney House Topeka,House Eastern House No. 31 and 33 Vermont St. Lawrence, K. T. No. 5 New Hampshire St. Lawrence, K. T., Topeka, Kansas No. 21 New Hampshire St. Lawrence, K. T. Proprietor Benj. JOHNSON T. L. WHITNEY ALLEN and iHCHOLS Geo. F. KILLAJ"t ATTORNEYS AND LAND 4GENTS , Name Occupation 'F'. G.,ADAMS Banker ~nd Real Estate Agent .Banker and Real Estate Agent Real Estate and Land Agent Barrister at Law and Land Agent ,John CURTIS Attorney at Law Alson, C. DAVIS Counsellors at Law R. H. FARNHAM Attorney at. Lal-/ and Land Agent Jos., HINDMAN'" Land, Agent C. C. HUTCHINSON Surveyor and Civil Engineer E. D. LADD Real Estate and Land Agent Henry J. ADAMS Asaph ALLEN James CHRISTIAN Leavenworth City, Ks. Leavenworth City, Ks . Doniphan, K. T. Lawrence, K. T. Peoria City, 'Ks. Wyandott, ,K. T. Lecompton, K. T. J. H. LANE P. Sidney POST S. B. PRENTfSS Law Business Counsellors at Law Real Estate and Land Agent A. D. SEARL Land Agent Lawrence" Ks. No. 15 Massachusetts Lawrence, Ks. Lawrence, Ks. lrlyandott, K. T. No. 15 Massachusetts Lawrence, Ks. Wyandott & Lawrence, Harris STRATTON A. C. SWIFT E. B. WHIl'M!\N Real Estate and Land Agent Banker' and Real Estate Agent Land Agent Doniphan, K. T. Leavenworth City, ~s. Wyandott & Lawrence S. N. WOOD Land Agent K. T. K. T. Copied by Jean Snedeger Lawrence Republican, Thursday, March 15, 1860 lrlashtngton, M~rch 12,1860--" The Homestead Bill passed the House tOday by a vote 114 against 621" �59 ;, ! OLD.ER HOMES IN LA.TtTRENCE ARE NUMEROUS From an article by Mrs. Ivan D. Rowe in the Lawrence Daily Journal \'10 rId , Thursday, December 8, 1960. The first house· in Lawrence lias builtin 1854.. A log cabin about: 18 by 24 feet erected by Clark Stearns from Missouri. The act of organizing the territories of Kansas and Nebraska passed' . Congress" May 30, 1854, and wi thin a few days after that,' Stearns arrived ~nd erected his cabin as a squatter's claim, for a farm. There i~ a cement marker at 615 Massachusetts Street which reads, "Site of the first house in Lawrence,. 60 feet east." In June of the same year, Achilles B. Wade built a cabin east of the present Water Wbrks, on Indiana Street. The old Babcock barn at 2239 West Drive was converted into a duplex by George K. Melvin. Mr. Melvin's grandparents were early settlers. Next door north on the Melvin property is a small house built and used by the Babcocks for the servants. At 623 Indiana, Adam Oliver brought his family from England in 1858 and to Lawrence in 1862. After Quantrill's Raid the family went to Canada for a short time, but soon returned to Lawrence and Oliver built the house at 802 Tennessee. Many people in Lawrence think the 802 Tennessee residence was the fitst house of the Olivers, but records show otherwise. Also in the' 800 block on Tennessee 1s 827 prese.ntly owned by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tait.This house was built on the edge of a ravine which was later filled, leaving the first floor below the ground level. _ The Robert Hr Miller house, 1111 East 19th Street, was built in 1858. It was' a farm' home then, and remained in the Miller family until 1952. The house at 743 Indiana Street was built by Hiram Towne, a well-known contractor. This house was rented by Towne to a WidOW·, r4rs. Emily Hoyt, but he reserved a room for himself. Mr. Towne also built North College •. Mr. F. W. Jaedicke, a. gunsmtt~ and hardware merchant, purchased the home in 1879 and the house has remained in the family, being presently owned by a daughter, Mrs. Otto A. Fischer. The house at 1008 Ohio was built by George W. Bell. The 718 Locust residence was built in 1869 by A. J. Dicker. Dicker came to Lawrence in 1868 and built his grocery and mea.t store in North Lawrence and a year later built his home east of the store in the following block. The home is now owned and occupied by Donald Dicke~. Other homes include: 1106 Rhode Island--occupied by Tom Delahunty and his sister was built about 1870 by Tom's f:3..ther, R •. Delahunty., He ';ias in the transfer business when he came to Lawrence in 1867. 702 Rhode Island--built by Julius Fischer in 1869. He was one of the original 15 Germans who were sent out in 1875 from Chicago, by a. German Association, to found the town of Eudora. Contributed by Maxine Hougland �60 JONES CEMETERY L _ _ _---.J The Jones Cemetery (also called the Vancil Cemetery) is located in Clinton Township (Sec. 25, Twp. 13, R 18) two miles north of Lone Star in the woods just to the west of a horse trail. A rock wall partially encloses the cemetery. There are only two stones standing: one a footstone and the other a tombstone marking the graves of: Abbie VANCIL, died May 16, 1857, age 13 yrs. 2 mos •. Daniel VANCIL, died Jan. 3, 1864, age 50 yrs. 7 mos. 8 ds. The VANCIL family lived in the Bloomington area which lies in the valley about one mile north of the·cemetery. It is not known how many people were buried here, but there are depressions where some of the graves are located . . According to Ada Lindell in Will Hastie's Record of Cemeteries of Douglas County, Kansas, six other graves are marked with rocks at head and foot. Marshall J. JONES and Mary Ann HOLMES, both born near London, England, were married January 11, 1842, and came from Harper's Ferry, Va. to Kansas in the spring of 1856. They had four boys and four girls. Martha PARKER of the Clinton Lake Historical Society said that their great grandsons·, Olin and Howard PETEFISH, only knew of four children. Marshall was a deacon in the Baptist Church. Hastie states that Marshall preempted the farm on which this cemetery is a part, and that an indenture was made between Henry and Martha ULRICH (daughter of Marshall and Mary JONES) to the Jones Cemetery Association for $5.00 on August 25, 1884. The Trustees were: Henry ULRICH, James M. HALBERT, Michael CATHERMAN, J.W. MATNEY, and Thomas BOND. These records are on file in the Secretary of State's Office, Book 36, p. 336. Marshall, Mary Ann and their oldest son A1pheus Alexander are buried in this cemetery, all having died within a short time of each other. The birth, death and marriage information was obtained from the family .Bible which was later destroyed by fire. Marshall J. JONES, Oct. 24, 1817 - Oct. 3, 1862 Mary Ann (HOLMES) JONES, Sept. 23, 1816 - May 19, 1863 Alpheus Alexander JONES, Nov. 25, 1842 - Apr. 11, 1863 --Jane Wiggins, Lawrence, KS �61 OBITUARIES FROM TENNESSEE NEWSPAPERS Compiled by: Jill L. Garrett QUANTRILL, William Clarke., Monument. in Dedicated to the memory of the 150 fell victims to the inhuman ferocity of the infamous' Quantrell in his raid upon. Erected 30 May 1896. Lawrence County, Kansas: citizens who defenseless border guerrillas led by Larence on 21 A.ug. 1863. Quantrell, Kansas guerrilla and murderer, was captured in Kentucky last week; brought to Louisville, badly wounded. (Nashville Daily Union, 16 May 1865.) (N. B. He signed his' name Quantrill; he was born 31 July 1837 at Canal Dover, Ohio,. died 6 June 1865 in Louisville; was buried in hidden grave at St. John.' s Catholic Cemetery; in Dec 1887 his remains were moved to Canal Dover, Ohio.) . . Man known as T.•. G. Henderson died one. day last week at the home of Mrs. Parnell in Birmingham, Alabama.. Before he died he conf'ess'ed to her that he was Charles William Quantrell, the fam6us Missouri ou~lawr who was supposed to have been killed in a fight with Federal soldiers in Kentucky near the close of the .war. (Florence, A.la., Times, 17 Oct. 1.390.) . The Lawrence Massacre'~ . Up to this 'morning 128 bodies have been buried but it is still utterly impossible to obtain a complete list of theirnames~ as s6 many are so much disfigured as to prevent recognition, while others are still missing, and are supposed to be concealed in the woods nearby or, they may be in the ruins of the buildings, besides many left. with Lane in pursui t of Marmaduke and not yet returned •. Fifty of Quantrell'sgang who are citizens o~ Jackson County, Missouri, and are all well known here and have been considered Union men; many of them are paroled prisoners from Pemberton's army, and some· of them are from Price's command, from the fact that they are much sunburnt and have the appearance of having been long in the service. After they had some of them becama their. horses" there as to who they were accomplished the destruction of Lawrence, much intoxicated, but being strapped to were none left behind to give information or where they were from •. Aug. 22--The citizens of Lawrence, shot by QUantrell's band, number 108, incl ud ing the ~1aj or and his son. The inhabitant~ fled into ravines and bushes, where they were fired into by the guerrillas. Twenty-five negro recruits were shot. The guerrillas took all the money in the pockets of citizens and in houses. They stole ladies jewelry even the rings from their fingers. ~ ., �62 QUANTRILL, William Clarke--continued Jim Lane escaped on horseback, rallied about 200 m~n and followed Quantrell about 12 miles south of Lawrenc~, where a fight occurred,. the resul.t of which is unknow-rl. Quantrell is now retreatirig toward Missouri, burning everything on his route. No resistance was made at Lawrence, the people being shot down as they ran through the streets in their night clottles, and their. bodies thrown into 'wells and cisterns. The ci tizens had been expecting this raid and had organized into companied for defence, but from assurances that '~usmtrell would not invade K~nsas, their organizations were abandoned and the gue~rillas found them entirely defenceless. (Nashville Daily Union, 22 Aug 1863.) Quantrell's force reached the headwaters of Grand River, Cass County, Missouri, about noon on August 25, after burning Lawrence and. then divided into squads of from 40 to 50, and scattered in variOus. directions. Quantrell's men told many persons before reaching Lawrence that they were going to destroy the tOTl'ln, but by some strange fatality~ the people along the route, who might easily have gotten word to Lawrence, did not try. A messenger was sent by capt. Coleman to notify the people of Lawrence of Quantrell's appr'oach, but f~1.1ed to get through. (Nashville Daily Uni-on, 25 Aug 1 8 6 5 ) · . 'Quantrell's raid made 85 widows and 250 orphans. Dispatch, 28 Aug 1863.) (Nashville Aug 20--Guerrillas under Quantrell with SOO'men crossed into'Kansas near Gardner, 4 mile~ below Leavenworth, and started for Lawrence and pillaged stores, shot citizens and fired houses. (Nashville Dispatch, 22 Aug 1863.) Quantrell's band is now retreating toward Missouri, burning everything on the route. His force consists of guerrillas who have been robbing and murdering along the border for months~ (Nashville Dispatch 23 Aug 1863) , As of the 24th, 128 bodies have been buried at Lawrence, Kansas; others are missing and are probably in the ruins. (Nashville Dispatch,. 26 Aug 1863.) At. Lawrence, Kansas, 183 bodies have been buried and there are 182 b~ildings burned. (Nashville Dispatch, 27 Aug 1863.) ---The spelling of words in this article were copied exactly as in the original. --Jean Snedeger, Lawrence, KS. �63 Naturalizatiion' Records' N'aturali zatiim records'may be a good source" of genealogical" data'~, Usual1y: these p'apers were treasured family documents, and often were kept in the pages: of the family Bible or with old family letters. Because the first Naturalization )rct passed by Congress on 26 March 1790 provi ded that an ali en who desi red to become a ci tizen should apply- to 't-anycommon law court of record" i:n anyone of the states where he shan have resided' fo'r the term of one year at least"', he may have been naturalized in the Federal, State or Local Courts'. On 29 Jan 1795', Congress passed a new N'aturali zation Act requiring a res-· idence period of five years and renunciation of allegiances and titles of nobility as pre",requisi te to citizenship., This was amended on 18; June H798 to require' :r:esidence of fourteen years, and declaration of iintention for five years'., However this was repealed in 1802 when the Naturalization Law of 1795 was re-inacted~ Prior to the present Naturali zation Law (1952)', an applicant had to wait a11: least two years after filing a Declaration of Intention to become a citizen before he could file a Petition for Naturalization. This is no longer necess~ry. Records of naturali zation proceedings in the Federal Courts are usuarIy;: found in records of the Dfstrict Court in which the proceedings took prace. Records prior to 27 Sept 1906, may stillil be in custody of the court-, they may' have: been transferred'to the' National!, ArChives:, or they may have been transferred' to the Federal Records' Center operated by the GSA. Sfnce 1906:, dupTicates' of the records are deposited with the Commissioner of Immigration and Naturalization, Washington, D~ C~ I'n the late 1930"s', the WPJt began to make photographic copies' of the records and to index them. Copies and indexes filed by the courts in Maine, Massachusetts', New Hampshire and Rhode lsland 1787-1906, and for the District of Columbia' 1802;... 1.926" are now, in the Nationa11 Archives. Information on the records fnclude the place and date of birth of the alien, the country' from which he emigrated, name of the vessel, date and port of arrfvall, in the U. S., the name under which he traveled and more. An alien was permitted' to change his name at the time of his' apprication fo'r citizenship', which decree would be shown on the Naturali zation Certificate when issued. Advice from the Federal Records Center is that the federal law which prevented copying of a Naturali zation Certificate has been repealed~ and that an naturali zation records are public records;. Not like the brazen gi ant of G'reek fame', Wi th conquering limbs astride from land to lland;' Here at our sea-washed, sunset gates' shall stand A mighty woman with a torch" whose flame is the imprisoned lightning, and her name Mother of EXiles:. From her beacon-hand' Grows world-wide welcome!;: her mi1l!d eyes command The air-bridged harbor that twin cities frame. "Keep, ancient lands, your storied pomp!"' cries' she Wi th silent lips;. fiG! ve me your ti red~ your poor", Your huddled masses' yearning to breathe free, The wretched refuse of your teeming shore:. Send these, the homeless:, tempest-tost to me', I lift my lamp beside the golden door!'" --Etnma Lazarus', "'The New Co les sus'" 1883. She was born hI New York of Jewish parentage and' was deeply concerned wi th the plight of the Jews' d'ri ven" from Russia to the United States. �, - - - ------ I I I Declarations' of Intention and Peti tions for Naturalization! . filed in Dougl.as County District Court, Lawrence, ,S Volume I, 25 Oct 1906 - 5 Feb 1924 ' (Concluded from volume 5~ page 83) - . Cbpi:d.,by Pauline S.~lni!f Abbreviations: 01 _ Dec1ar:ltion of Intention;. PN -- ~et1 t10n for N"aturallzatlon I :! Kampschroeder, August H. 01 - 3- I.Ich ~91a PN-~Jim' 1921 _. p 89 Farmer, aged 37 yrs; white, fair compleXlon" ht 5· 11 , wt 160 Ibs, dark brown hair and blue eyes;, born 21 Apr 1880 at Lippe Detmolt, Germany;, emigrated from Hamburg about 29 o'\pr 1881; arrived at New York; came to Kansas about 20 ['lay 1881; resides in Kanwaka Tvlp. Dg Co. Renounced allegiance to William n, German Emperor. His wife, Hattie, was born in Douglas Co;. they have 5 children. Witnesses: J. C. Metcalf, Farmer. and X. J. Kennedy, Merchant. Kamoscilroeder. Charles F. DI - 7 Mch 1918 PN - 27 Jun 1921 p 88 Fanner,- aged 47 yrs; white, fair complexion" ht 5'10", wt 170 lbs, dark brown hair and blue eyes; born 16 Oct 1870 at Lippe Detmolt,. Germany; emigrated' from ~Iamburg about 29 Apr' 1881_;, arrived at New York 12 May 1881; came to Kansas about 20 t,lay 1381;. resides at Clinton, Dg Co. Renounced allegi ance to Wiliam II. German Emperor. His wife, Sarah Frances, was born in Douglas County; they have 6 children. Witnesses:' J. C~ Metcalf, Farmer and X. J. Kennedy, Merchant. Kamnschroeder, Ernest F. 01 - 4 May 1918 PN 16 Jun 1921 p 81 Farmer, aged 38yrs ; white, fair complexion, ht 5'11", wt 170 Ibs, light brown hair- and blue eyes; born 22 Jun-. 1879 at Lippe Detmol t, Germany; embarked from- Bremen. Germany- on- the vessel" Hamburg, about 25 Apr 1881 and arrived <It New York 12 M<lY- 1881; arrived in Kansas about 20 May 1881 and presently resides in Kanwaka T~. Dg Co. Renounced allegiance to Willian: II, German Enrreror •. His wife, Rosa, was born at Richland. K5' and they have 8 children. Witnesses: A.S. Elrot, Merchant and J. C. ilouk, Barber. Kanpschroeder. Frederick Fr. 01 - 4 May 1918 PN- - 23 Jun 1921 p 87 Farmer. aged 45- yrs; white, fair complexion, ht 5'9", wt 175 Ibs, dark hair and blue eyes; born 4 r'.pr 1874 at Lippe Detmolt;, emigrated on the vessel, Hamburg <lDout 25 ..'\pr 1881; arrived at port of New Y"ork 12 May 1889(1); renounced , allegiance to I'm il, German Emperor. Arrived in Kansas 20 111ay 1881;' resides in Kanwaka Twp, Dg Co. His wife. Marie. was born at Lawrence, KS and they have 4 children. Witnesses:: J. C. ffouk, Barber and C. N. Baldwin. Farmer. Kamoschroeder, William H. or - S Mch 1918 PN - 23 Jun 1921 p 86 Farmer" aged 41 yrs; white, fair complexion, ht 5' 11", wt 180 1bs, brOVJIl ha~r and_ blue. eyes; born 24 Nov 1376 at Lippe Detmolt, Germany; arrived at port of New York;, 1n Kansas 20 101ay 1881.; renounced allegi ance to Willi am II, Genaan anpe~or;~ presently resides in- Clinton T\VP. Dg Co. His wife, Effie F. \'las born , at RIchland, KS and they have: 6 children.. Witnesses:: J. C-. HouR Barber- and C. N:. Baldwin, Farmer. • Keiser, Henry WiIliam~ DI. - 14 Dec 1920 PN - 14 May 1923 P 132 Clerk.in har?i'lare store. aged 43 yr5; white, f'air complexion, ht 5'7". wt , ISO Ibs, llght haIr :nd b~ue er.~s; born 22 ~an 1877 at Horn, GeImany; emigrated from, Bremen, Germany, arrIved In New York CJ.ty about 15 Jun 1882; renounced al1~gi ance to ,G~~any;; l1'as been' a resident. of Kansas for 35 yrs and presently reSIdes at 746- i.l~ln St, Lm'll"'ence. His wife, Emma Wise Keiser was' born in Douglas county. No chIldren. Witnesses:: Tom, Harley, Attorney, and Ralph Lawrence • Deputy Sileriff'. 64 �65 Klaas, Bernard , or ~' 14 Dec: 1920 PN -,14, May' 1923' , , p 103, 'Storekeeper, aged 63' yrs;, white, fair complexion, ht 5;'4", wt 157 Ibs'" dark gray- hair and brown eyes;; born' 30 Apr 1654', in tlIest: F'alia" G'ennany;: embarked' fr~~ Bremen', Gennany about 8 sept 1884 on the vessel, Valdar;~ arrived at New York C~ty' 20" sept 1884;; renounced' allegiance' to Vb; II" Geman' Bnperor;: arrived'in Kansas,,: about 24 Sept 1884;: presently' resides' at 1324~ Delaware St-. Lawrence, KS;: is not married. Witnesses:: C'. F~ Paulding', Lawyer and Harry W~, Lescher, EXpressman. Klaas, Heinrich, , I l L - 30- Mch 1918 PN -13 Sept 1921 p 102: Storekeeper, aged 72~ yrs; white" f'air complexi'on, 4'11"', \'It 145 1bs. gray hair, and' eyes; born' 25 Dec 1846' in West, Falia. G'emany;' emigrated' from Bremen, Gennany flbout 8, sept, 1884 on the vessel" Val dar; arrived at N'ew York City 20 Sept 1884;: arrived in Kansas: 24 Sept 1884' and presently resides at 1324' Delaware St., Lat'11'ence, Ks:; not married. Witnesses::, C~ F. Paulding, Lawyer and Harry ~I.', Lescher, Expressman. ' D1 ~,15 Oct 1910, Reno County'" Hutchinson, IG PN' - 16, J'an 1920 , p 53' Student Federal Board Vocationa~ Training SChool; born 27' Nov 1887' at A"ero-, skoburg, Denmark;;. emigrated from Li:.ve i'p.o 01 , England' about 17' Oct 1907;: arrived' at', New 'York, Nron· the vessel, Balticr renounced allegiance' to Christian' X; King of Denmark;: resident of, Kansas' since 17' Oct 1907;, present resid'ence is 825 Uiio St., Lawrence', KS. His: wife, Gladys' Mary Larsen was born in Hodgeman County,KS'; there are no child'ren., -r. an an honorably discharged soldi,er' having enlisted 28 'April, 1918 and' was discharged 28 .Tun- 1919, #2192078' CO CO 353rd'Inf. 89th Division, overseas 9 months.-- Wi.tnesses::- Thomas' A-.. Beatty' and Donald B. Ca1h.oun" Stud'(mts' K'.U~ Larsen, Hans Anderson Lot'z, Carl F. DI, - 24 Jun 1918 PN - 6., Oct, 1923 p' 14~ Merchant;', born 11 Oct 1870' in Zweiont'cken" Germany;: emigrated {ram Branen about 2ft: 1'un: 1883;' arri.ved-at Baltimore, MD on the vessel,. America; renounced' allegi ance to the G'erman Flnpfre'e A Kansas: r,esident', since Oct 1885; resides at Eudora. Hi's \rlfe. Rose' E. Lota, was: born in Douglas County., There are no, children. Witnesses:: G'eo.1'. Broers: and Don: Wertheffer', Farmers. Lotz, Julius:' or: -,24 .Tun: 1.918; PM - 5 Nov-1923 p 142 Merchant, aged: 50 yrs;' white', fair complexion, ht S'6r • wt 165 lbs, gray hair and blue eyes; born' 25 Apr 1868 in Zweibrucken" Gennany; emigrated' frolIll Branen" Gennany' on' the' vessel, Rhein, 5 fday' 188S;, arrived port, of New York on' 15' May 1885; resides: in- Eudora., Hi~s wife, Louise, was' born at Uhlbach, Vruertenberg', G'ennany; they' have- 1 child. W±:tnesses:. Christian G'. Ifammer, Retired F'amer and J'acob Schurle, Farmer. Lotz. Louise, Mary m omitted' because was American ci ti zen' by virtue of father··s naturalization' iir this court • •' , , P N : 5 NOlT 1923' P 143 H'ouse\,l1fe; born: at Ulbach, Gemany 15 Jui. 1874;, emigrated from: Hamburg abou-t 23~ Aug 1880; an:ived' at New York, NYon vessel, Lessing; renounces allegiance' to' the. Gennan Flnp~r:.., He,r ~usband. Julius' Lotz, . was: born in Zl'leibrucken, Gem any;.., ReSIdent of US S1nce' 8.1 sept' 1880 and Kansas SInce' Jan 1900. Resides at Eudora. Wi.tnesses:: Christi an G.. Ifanmes, Retired r'anner' and Jacob SChurIe, Fanner~ �66 Lotz, Rose: Elizabeth PN - 5 Nov 1923' P' 145 Housewffe; white, brunettecomplexfon, wt 155 Ibs, d'ark brown hai rand bro\m eyes; born 30 Jim 1871,. in Eudora', Ks". Irusband., Carl Fredrick Lotz. was born in- Zweibrucken" G'ennany. Sfie: renounces: all'egfance to the Getman Empfre. Iras resided in, the US' and Kansas since 30 .Thn' 1871. WitnesseS'=:' i1illiallI' Fubs. Retired' Fatmer and George J~. Broers', F'anner. Lough', S"amuel Alexander,: PN 4 Oct 1920' P 54' , President; of Baker University; born 7" J'ul. l864~ at, Huron" Canada; emigratea from~ Broc;:kville. Canad'a' I May 1870; arrived" at port of entry at Chicago, ILl., 15' May 1870; renounces: allegiance to George V~, King of' Great'. Britain and Ire- . land; ari"ived in Kansas 8 Aug: 1917 and resides at Eald\v.ln City. His 1.)i·fe', Mary' (?)Lauriceda Benedict was; born near Granada, Ks., There are 2 children. Witnesses:: Osborne Grant Markham and Iromer. Kingsley Ebright, Teachers. LUTY, Horace Knight Dr: - 13' Aug 1918 PN,-- 4' Nov 1920 p 6-1 Collar Maker;: aged'. 42 yrs; white, fair,. ht5'3"', wt· 120 lbs, brown hair' and: brown eyes;' born 27 Oct 187(); at SOuth \'lales~, Swan se a-, England; em'grated from Li.verpool' England; 17 Feb l893'on the vessel, City· of Chfcago, and arrivea at New York on 1 Mch 1893; renounces;' al'legi.ance to George- V~, King of' Great' Britain and Irerand~ Resides: at 508 North 7th St.,. Lawrence, KS: Hi.s' wife, Ailna' E'. Lury.', was: born in' Terahoute, Indiana... There are no children.. Witnesses: D. B. Rogers, Clerk- and C. O. Hodge" Collar. Mak.er~ Manifgorrian, Oscar Var.taw' 01-19, Apr' 1919 Common Pleas Court Wanen County, New JerseyPN~Il: Oct 1921 p' 104' Student at Kansas: Uni.versity;: born' 25 Jun 1895- at Palaw: Sakr3t" Anneni a;' emigrated from MarsaiIles-,. France, 25 Dec 1911;' arrived' at· Providence, Rr on the vessel, Gennania'.. Renounced allegiance to Mehummed VT, Emperor of the Cttomans. In US since 8: jan 1912. and- in AS:' since 14 Sept' 1919. Resides Cl92I) at 345' Indiana' St., Lawrence, KS. Not married. Witnesses:: ernest R. Lindley" Chancellor' of KU" and' George O~ Foster, Registrar' of KU: nlansfield, John' Willianr DI-27 Nov 1920 PN~5 Feb 1924 p 148' Farmer-, aged 64: yrs;_ white, f'air complexion, ht 5'8", wt 130 Ibs, brown hai r and- blue eyes;: born in Great G'rausden, EngI and' 21 Apr 1857; emigrated from. ti,verpool, England' on', the vessel, G'reat Western, and arrived at New Y'ork, NY 20 Nov 1871. Hfs~ last foreign residence was Wulw.i.ch, England'. In Kansas since: I. JuI 1876:; resid'es at Eudora'. P..iswife, Alma was born in~ Clay' County, Mo. (on: PN" states that \\d'fe was, born in Platte County, PdQ.l.One- child., Witnesses: Eli Wilson, Merchant and A. E. Schaake, Fanning. DI-S Feb 1917~ Superior. COurt' g>ok County, Ch:i.cngo, ill .. PN~IS Feb 1922: p 118 Machfnist, aged~ 33 yrs;: white, fair. complexion", ht. 5'8"', Nt 140 Ibs:~ brovm hair. and brown eyes:; born 2 Jan 1884 in Vargas;, HUngary;' emigrated: it'om ffamburg, Gennany ?n the vessel, Zeeland' R,;..Star;' arrived in New York 18· JIm' 1907;:' renounced aUegl ance. to Charles, Emperor' of Austria and i1postalic King of Hungary~ Resided (1917) at 3533 So. P'aulina St., Chicago, Ill. and 1922 at 753' Elm' St.. Lawrence, Ks. His wi'fe, Mary' Harvath, was born in Pinka iilendeszint, Irangary.. 'There are 2 children, born in Cnicago. Witnesses:. Harry- C•. Treworgy, Blacksmith and' Willi am K. Edgar" ~Ianufacturer. Mayer, George- �67 . McCarthy', Daniel DI~4' .qp'r 1919. Common. Pleas Court Cuyahoga' County; Uiia PN-8 Nov'192r p 109 Coal' Miner', aged~ 24 yrs-; white, dark comp-Iexion'" h't 5'S--; we 133" lbs-, dark brown hair, brown eyes-, sc(]r on left. shou·nrer,: born t .Tan IS.96-at Bandon', Irerand; emlgrated from: Liverpool, EilgIand: on' the' vess'el" S-~ ~ Ultra; :;:.rrived- in' New' York, NY-IO Jan 1919; arrived in Kansas 14 Aug' 1921; resides'" (1921r at nor: Pennsylvania, Lawrence, .Ks:~ Honorable discharge exhibi ted. Witnesses: Ir~. If.. UcManness and' J. N'. fJann, LaBorers. rdodine, Anna' Louise 01:-10 Mch 1920 Wyandotte County' Dist. Court at Kansas' City PN-3' Aug 1923 P 140' Schoolteacher, aged 55 yrs; white, dark complexion', ht 5'4"', wt 120 1bs, brown hair, and blue eyes;: born 1, Feb 186S' at Orebro, S\veden'; emigrated f"rom: G'oteborg', Sl'leden, 12 Dec 1869 and' arrived at New York 1st day of .Tan 18m'; arrived in Kansas 11. Jan 1900';: (1923) resides' at' 303' 'Orchard St." Kansas; City', Kansas. Ntlt married._ Witnesses::. CSTl Graeber, Merchant and A. l.r. Potter~ Clerk. liIoldenhau'er, Albert, R~ Dr-a; sept 1918 Prq-.;.2 . Jul, 1921 " p 92' . Farmer; aged- 34" yrs; \mi'te, fair complexion,h't $'6", wt 155 Ibs:, light hair and blue eyes;: born: 5 Aug 1884' at Pollnow' Hlnterpomme~, GEmnany;' emigrated' to US'f,rom, Br3llen, G'ennany' on' the: vessel, Dresden, arriving at Baltimore, l\Id~, on 28 Feb 1893; renounced' allegimlce to William': IT, Gennan Elilperor. Arrived'ilr:ransas'I. Mch 1894, and' resides in Palmyra Tt..p, llJ' Co. rrrs" wife, Minnie, was born in Douglas County~, They" have 2 children_ Witnesses: John selzer and' ~m., J .... Selzer; Sr~, Fanners'. PN.:..25 Jim 1923' p 136' Niemeyer", Felix Alexander G'eorge DI-23 Jun 1921 Clerk, aged 32~ yrs;, white, dark COinp 1exi'on , ht st8"'~ wt 150 lbs, black hair, brorm eyes-; born: 12 Nov' 1888 at Nordhausen, Gennonr.: emigr<lt'ed f'rom: Bremenhafen', Gennany' on the vessel, Main' NGL.6Nov 1909;;' arrfved at' New YOrR, IT Nov' 1909. Renounced his: allegi ance to tlie Gennan Einpire. Tn Kansas since 20 Nov 1909; CI921) resides at 727 Arkansas St., Lawrence, Ks... His' wife, Su's-anna, was Dorn' at Bad" NElUheim, G"ennany~ They h'ave 2. children. Witnesses: Jeannot Ulirlaub, Treas. of Barteldes Seed: CO. and Geo. Dfngelstedt', Reti red. Nels', Frederick DI-l& Fen 1918 PN:"15 Jui 1921 p 97' Fanner', aged 63' yrs; white, fair complexion', 5' 5" ht, wt 158' lbs-,sandy hair and blue eyes:;, born 15 Jul 18S4~ at Kaisers'Lautern Reihnpfaie, Germany~ emigrated from: Bremen orr the vessel" Hans'a-; 8 r.Iay'1869 and' arrived at Net'l YOrk 22 May'1969. Renounced allegiance toj~lillfam IT, G"ennan Emperor. In Kansas Since 14 Dec: 1870;' resides in Eudora Twp, llJ Co. His wife, lUina', was- bam in Missouri.., Witnesses':: John' B._ ;,Iiller" Livestock Dealer & J._ R~.. Conilies:t., Transfer. Nels:, Peter" DI-8 filch 1918 PN;..15 .Tu1 1921 P 96 Fanner, aged 57 yrs; white, fair cOinplexion, 5'6"' ht, wt 178 lbs', with sandY~,hair and brot'Bl eyes; born- 23' Nov 1860" at Kaisers' Lautern Reihnpfale, G'ermany; emlgrated from: Bremen on~ the vessel t Hansa, 8 ~lay' 18~ and arri'ved" at' New York 22' May' 1869. Renounced allegiance to' William II, G'ennan Elnperor~" CI92I) Resides at Eudora, Ks:. Hfs wife·s' name is frIary.. They' have 0' children, born in Johnson County. Witnesses:: John B~" iiIiller, Livestock Dealer and J. R~, COmbest, Transfer., �68 Nel son' , Chri sti an Nonnan' O1-2T Dee 1884 Pl'f-3()' Mch 1908' p 14 C'arpenter- and farmer;' born 22 Aug; 1842' at Ringkj"obniri9', Denmark; emigr~ted' from', COpenhagen, 3(l Apr- 1868 and entered'through the port of' New York; "'can't st'ate the vesse1"~ Renounced- allegiance' to Frederi'ck vrn~ King' or Denmark. lit Kansas since: 1: sept· 1880';' (I9O'8r residing at: Tmlr Mound~ Douglas' County., His: wi'fe was Anna' .~larie Peterson,. now. deceased~ .. Children: Alma Nelson, born 25 May 188r and' Camilla Olga Nelson" born 21 Aug 188'4'~, both born at' Richland', Ks. ,Witnesses:. T: R~\'loodward~ Deputy' Slieriff', Dg Co, Thomas' Warren Mifflin', Teamster and Conro.d Johannes Eriksen, Merchant. Pfleger,! Carl 01;..13 Apr 1918 PN.:.I5' Jut 1921. p 98 Farmer, aged' 59 yrs'; white,. f'ai r complexion, ht 5'.r, wt 140 lbs; slightly gray hair- and blue eyes', first finger off: of left hand'; born 22: Aug 1859 in Bavaria, Germany;: emigrated from~ Ffamburg, Genriany;: -aon't remember vessel"~ arrived Bal timore, Md., .15 Jul 1800. Renounced allegi once to William' IT, German Emperor.- Arrived in, Kansas 20 JuI 1880; resident of Eudora. His' wife, EhmTa Audolphine, was born at Tipton, Indiana.- There are 7 children. Witnesses: John' B. Miller, Stock Dealer and.I. R~ COmbest, Transfer. Pcihl, Heman- Dr-8 Apr 1918 PN;..T .Tun- 1921 p 72 wi ISO 1bs, dark gray' hair and' gray eyes', disabled left. hand;: born 1 Apr' 1859 at Balm, G"ennany; emigrated from'. Balm, G"emany on the vessel, Hapsburg;' arrived S- Apr 1883" at· Baltimore, Md., Renounced: allegi ance to Willi am IT, German Emperor. To Kansas' 16 Melt 1884;, resideS' at·, Baldwin, RFD #2. His wife,. Augu'Sta, was born in Bahn. There are 5' children ... Witnesses:: J'. M•.,Gibson and Theodore Graser, F'amers. . Pooch:' Henrich', DI-21 Dee: 1918 PN-lS' Dec: 1921' p 113' Famer" aged, 62~ yrs;- white'" f'air complexion" ht 5~6~~ wt: l:Jl Ibs, dark gray harr and: blue eyes;: born 22, Nov 1856 at &Iesdo, Germany;' emigrated' fromi Bremen on' the vessel,. Rhine, am ring; at Baltimore ... ?vId~, 15 Apr 1889.... Renounced allegiance to, Willi am; il, Geman Emperor... In Kansas since 1. ~ray' 1889;: resides in Palmyra' T~, Douglas County~. His: wife,. Albertina', was born- t·ao not know where"~ There are 3' children. Witnesses:~ Willi am~ selzer, Sr'~, Retired Fanner' and' Wil-, Ii ~ selzer~ Jr..., Farmer~ . F'armer,~ aged' 59 yrs;, lmite', fair, complexion, ht 5'10''', Pooch, Hennan DI~T Dec 1920 PN~16 Dec 1922., p, 127 Farmer', ag,ed 52.. yrs; born 11 f.farch 1868 at, Pommer'; Gemany; emigrated imrm Hamburg,. Gemany', on- the; vessel, Polenisia;' arrived in1 New YOrk 15- Dec 1888'•. Renounced allegiance to the' Geman~ Empire_ In Kansas: since 1 J'an 1889; resides RFD #1, EUdora', Ks-. Hi s wife, Anna, waS: born in Pommer, Gemany. There are 2children. Wi.tnesses:.: John' Sturm; and Frank frey, Fanners. Porteous', George. Alexander DI-22. Nov 1909 PN~T JuI 1915' p' 36 . Farmer,_ aged 29' yrs;'; white,- !'aircomplexion'" ht 5'10''', wt 168 Ibs brown hai.r and' blue eyes;, born 1,. sept 1880 at·, St. Boswell,S: Roxburghshire. SC~tland·, ~igrated to the: US' from: Crystal City;, Manitoba, Canada by horse ~d buggy; ~r­ n ved at Port, of Entry, AiDes, Iowa, 10 Nov 190'4.. Renounced allegi ance to Edward' VII, King, of' Great Brit ai n- and Ireland. In Kansas since 5 Dec' 1904:-' resides at Grant T\IIp, Doug Ias: County. Not married'." Witnesses: A.. R. Maxwell, EXpress Agent: and Ernest. W., Young, ramer. �69 DI:..21. J"un=, 1918, Topeka" Ks. US" m'st'., Conrt p~ 82': T'ailor ,_ aged 47 yrs;: white, light complexion" h.t 5' 4-'~ \'rt~ 135-1bs" light hair,blue eyes;' born 12, Jan 1871 at, rilagdeburg',. Germany;: emigrated" f'ront Bremen; --donat, remember' the vesser·- 25' sep. 1875" arrived- at' Baltiinore, MOo 10 iQct 1875~, Renounced all egi an·ce. to; Willi am,' II', G'ennan Elnperor~ Wi.fe, Lu1a ~Iay, was born" in Lawrence. In Kansas, since 1 Xan 1884;.' resides at 815' Kentucky' St., Lawrence, Ks. !he' child.. Witnesses:: D~C~~AShert Banker & C:.B~ Ifosford'~ Real Est at-e' and Loans. Prot sch ,_ Richard El:nes:t. P.N;"17' Jun: 1921-. Raible, Erhard: DI-2' Apr ;t9I8 PN;..30 J"u-l. 1923 'p 13T ramer" aged $. yrs; white,. dark complexion, ht 5'6~~ \'It' 145' lbs~ dark gray' hair', br~wn eyes;, born 8 Jan 1362 at Wurtenherg, Germany;: emigrated from, Wurtenberg 24' Feb: 1884 on' the vessel, America, arriving in: New York... Renounced a11eg-lance to G'ermany. In'l(s. since about. 24 Feb 1884;. resides in Marion'T\'''P, Dg Co. P' ..:o:,..nverbrooR.. His wife, Minni.e, was born: in Oldenberg', GEmnany. There are T . chifdren. Witnesses: C;. J-.. Fawl and J. C. Miller, Farmers. Hichtenneier, Anna DI;..Unitted under Act of' 22: sept 1922. PN;..5 Nov 1923' P' 144 Bom. I. Feb 1867 at, Sharpsbuyg, P'a.; Hu'sband, Aug~st, Richtermeier, born' in G'eIntany • Renounces allegiance to the Gennan H'npi're.. Resident of' Kansas' since AUg: l8Ti~_ Witnesses::. Chtistian G~ Hammer" Retired F'anner & Xacob SChurle.Fanner. Richtenneier. AUgust DI;"18Jinr 1918 Prf-2 Jan 1924' p, 146" FaIiiier; aged 64. yrs;, white. f'air complexion,. ht 5"7"', wt 151' lbs, light. hair. blue eyes; born 12 Mch 1854~ at Westfalen, Gennany; emigrated from Bremen on the vessel, Hetman;, am'ved 28 Sept 1879. in' New York._ Renounced' allegiance to Wil-, Iian! II, German, Emperor;. In Ks:. since 1'. Jan' 1905. resides' at Eudora.' rafe,. Alma. born in: Pa., 5 children. Witnesses::- Jacob Scfturle' and~ ClItistian: G-... Hanmer. Rocklund t Oscar: ThorvaiI DI-12:. Sept 1918, PN-S' Apr 192L p 6'S SUpt. of Fowler, Shops', m', aged 34 yrs; white, fair complexion;,. 5'101.9 bt, wt 140 Ibs, light hair. blue eyFls', first finger off at first joint·: left hand'; born 17 ~t 1883 in' StocI(ho1m,. Sweden;, emigrated from: StockhoL1I: about IS Apr 1834; -don't remember' vesser-;; arrived: at New: York I ~ray- 1884: Renounced allegiance to Gustavus' V..' King of Sweden'.. In'. Ks. since 4' May' 1884; (1918) resides at 1103' Connecticut St., Lawrence,Ksj (1921) at. 630 Rhode, ISland.His wife" Minnie .. was bom in Lawrence.~ No children._ Wftnesses:~ Ru'ss'ell. S-.. Lefferch, Molder and Arthur R. B'ai'ley, Instr. in Foundry. Rohe, r.Iartirr: DI-S Mch 1918 PN' 15 Nov' 1921 plIO Farmer. aged 62: yrs.; white', fair complexion, ht 5'1U4''', ~·rt 158 1hs-, dark gray. hair, blue eyes;, horn' ilt Alsace" Gennany-, 20' Dct 1856; emigrated' frolJt Havre, France' 1: ,Feb: 1873;: arrived at. New, York. Renoun-ced a11egi ance to the C;-eman Empire. also the Republic of: France.. In Ks. since ! ~rch 1873';. resides in Pa1ii1yr~ T\\p, Dg CO, PO-Baldt'li:n';.., His wife" Pauline, was, born in Uo .. , 2' chf1dren~ alartin, born: 14 Feb 1800 {; George" born 22' Nov 1881_ Wit:: j'm Fuhs &: G.E.Kretsinger,Farmers. Roser. ~hilip DI4 "'Pr 19l5 PN-29 Apr 1922, p 121 Farmer;. born 23 .Llpr- 1866 in~ Alsace; emigrated' from blank 15 Mclt 1893';, arrived at New York., Renounced allegiance to ~ennany or any' independent. state wi thin' the bounds of the fanner G'eman' Empire &'1"ne Republic' of France"'~ In Ks'. since 1 J"arr. 1896';, resides in Willow springs: Ttvp, PO- Lone Star, Rt #1., rlif'e, MarY horn', in Alsace., 5 children. Wit:: PhiUp Ernst" Hardware Merchant & Henry Albach,Printer. �70 Scli'a1 Dar" Augu'st. John' • DI-9 Feb ,19~8 ,PN:a :~n: 1923" " p 134: F'amer.., aged" 44' yrs;, wh1,te ... dark compleXI,on" lit 5" 10 '. wt 170 los, black hair and brot'Jlr eyes; born 12 Nov' 1873: at Berchem,. Grand Duche. Luxemcou,rg;. emigrated from': Antwerp,-, Belgi\lllf; om the' vessel" Northland';' arrived in: New York on: r J"lirr, 1888.. Renounced allegiance to Marie Atfelaide .. Grand Ou'chess of Luxembourg. In' Kansas since' 5. Jim' 188S'; resides' in' Marfon:TWp Dg' Co.' Hi.s wife, r.tatilda-, ViaS born in" John~on:, COunty', Nebraska,. is now· deceased:, There are 4 children. Witnesses:', w. A~. Simon and L., N•. Mafchel,:, F'am.ers'. Schalbar,. Julius DI-9 Feb 1918 PN;..8 J'"un' 1923" p'135 Farmer" aged 39 yTS, white, d'ark complexi~on, ht 6', wt 170 lbs, gray hair' and' blue leyes; born 5 Cct 1878 at: Berch en1 " Grand Duche'Luxembourg; emigrated froID\ Antwerp, Belgium: on the vessel,~ Northland; arrived in New York about 1 Jun 1888. Renounced all'egi'ance to Marie A:deIai'de, Grand Duchess of'Luxembourg. In K5'~, since a Jun' 1923;: resides in Marion TWp, PO, -OVerbrook. Wife,. Katie,,,"was born in Johnson CO. Nebr~ There are 2. children.. H'e was accompanied by John: Fritzel.. Witness'es,:: \'1. It. Simon- and' L. p;,. Maichel, Farmers'. ' PN-5 Nov 1906 p 6Farmer;: born 17 Apr 1860, in Minton". Gennany;' emigrated'about 15 Apr, 1872'. ,from! G'ermany; arrived at, port of.- New York;: resident, of Kansas since I rJay 1872. His' wife". Mary ,.was' born in' Mo., They reside in' Eudora;' have 10 child'ren', all born i'n' Eudora. Witnesses:.' A. L. Cox, Retired' & ~ W~ Arrastrong', Reg. of Deeds'. 27 reb 1907 Cancelled. Drawn' under Section! 2167 or the Ren sed" St atutes- whi ch was repealed bY' section 26~ of' the New Law. (si'gned) Henry H~ ASher" Clerk of the District Court •., (see Joe' SChopper> Sell aRfer ,: J o e : . ' 01-11 JUtt! I90T PN-4' Nov 1911. p' 27 Schehrer". Wendelirn alward, Farmer,. aged 4S' yrs; white,. fair complexion', ht 5'6~, wt 155 Ibs, cram hair' and blue eyes;: born 8: Nov l86~ im .Usace Lorraine". France;: emigrated' from Havre, France, 31. Ailg 1865 and' arrived in New: York on: sailing vessel .., Renounced al'legiance to Willlam~ n·,. German' Einperor. In Kansas since t Nov'1865;, resides: in~ Eudora- Twp, Dq CO. His t'Jife, Barnra, was born iw Alsace, Germany., There. are 8 children .. Witnesses::- Chas. Starkweather,., Merchant: & Chas.Gabriel, Farmer. Dr,.. Ca' note in. 1iett' of) PN"S' Oct 1920 p 55 Retired: soldier;: born 22 May 1863 at Aberbobengow" Germany; emi'grated from Bremen, Gennany- 25 Meh 1887;.. arrived at Castle Garden, NY-on' the vessel, Frieda. Renounced allegiance to the Gennan Einpire. In US since 5' Apr 1887;: in Kansas' since 6: reb 1917;' resides in' Eudora; not married., Enlisted as a Private in Cospany' A-15 Regiment Infantry orr 12. San- 1893~, Citizenship 7-ren 1921.. Witnesses: Charles: C'._ G:abri'el. and Jacob SChurle,. Farmers'~ ScheuerIe" William: SChlegel, .Jeremiah , . Dr-16 San' 1869 PN'~17 Apr 1917 p 41, &; 3T Fanner;; born- 21 Mch 1847 at: A2'Jn0vs-. S'wi.tzerland; emigrated' :lrolI11 Havre' France abotrt, ~'Apr 18?'S;: a~ved in1 New York. about 2, ~ray' 1865. RenoUnced allegi ~ce to the SW1'SS Confederatl.on-.. In' Kansas since 20 May 1865; resides" at E:udora'. Hiswife •. SOp~ia W~, was' b?rn 16 Apr 1848' at Lippe C?)Dituered,Gennany;' she died of cancer- of the' breast' March 1912... There are: 5' child'ren., First pe:i :ion' di~ssed :lor want.' of prosecution and \'litholrt prejudice (witnessesnot quah!1ed) ." \b,tnesses.:-: Adolph Lot~ Jr~, Real. Estate Agent and Wilfred L., t'1arsop t Liveryman·.... �71 SchI'egel", John' Ulrich' DI~: {Jct,.1880' " ~N';"2~~' JalI' 1~I6 P 42 & 58 -ranner;:' born 10 May 1844 at A2mos~, SWl.tzerland; em:tg,rated, from, !favre, France about: 6: Apr'1865;; arrived: at New, Yotit. 2, May' 1865;", Renounced' allegiance to the SWiss COnfederation.. In Kansas' since: 20 May' 1865;;' resides at E'udora'~ His' wife', Wilhelmina.: was::bom iir, Franklin' COunty', alo'. 15 Nov' 1855. There are no children. Witnesses:: George' (;~, Brune' and' Irenry' Albach, Printers;. Original petition dismissed., New petition dated' 17' Apr ,1917~ , Schopper .. Joe DI: 26 Feb:,1918 PN' 13' J'un 1921 , p' 74 - Fanper, aged 58 yrs;: white'" :Cair" ht 5tr~ wt 147' 1bs~" dark gray hair and: brom eyes;' born 1.7 Apr 1860 at: Bosseau', Bavaria-, G'ennany. _Elnigr,ated frollt Liverpool, England' 15 Apr 1872' and arrived in', N'ew York about 24 .~r 1872 ,and fn Kansas' 1 May:1872;:resi'des' at Eudora'. His, wife, Mary' was' born in~, Warren county, . Mo • They have, 10' children., Witnesses::' s: P. Eder', Farmer and F: Richards-~ Insurance,Real &state& Loans. (see Joe SChapferr c: Schreiner,. 3"ohn Nick Dr- 6 Feb 1918 PN 1. Jan 1922, p 114 Fanner, aged 61 yrs; white" darR complexion" ht 5'10"~, wt 160 Ibs.. gray' hair and' blue eyes;' born 12 Jan 185Tat Junglfit'ster", G'rand Duche,. Luxembourg; emi'grated from Antwerp, Belgiwm 13 Oct 1877 and' arrived' at Philade1phfa. Renounced allegiance, to' CharIott" Grand Duchess' of Luxembourg., In the US- since 1: Nov 1877 and' 1'n Kansas since 4 NOv 1877; resides' in' Marion T\-.p, Dg CO., P~ lDverbrooR. His wife" Catherine, was born in Luxembou-rg., There are 5' children'. Witnesses:: Frank Simon and Louis A. tlaicliel" Farmers'. SChulmeyer., Philipp: Ernst DI;.21 Aug -1919c PN-26; ikt 1921, P lOS' F'anner. aged, 32' yrs; white, f'air: cotnp;lexion, ht 5'T'. wt 150 Ibs, brown hair, and' gray'eyes;, born, 6; J'an 1887' at' Silchsenhausen", G'ermany; emigrated :from, Bremen on, the' vessel., George' Plashingtonc;', last', foreign residence Bad Nauheim', Germany;. Renounced allegiance to the German Empire., Certifi'cate' of' Arrival, Ellis Isl:and~ NY; 4, J'UII 1921 dated- for. N'aturalizatfon' purposes, lists name of' Alien!: SCholmeier, Ernst. Resides' at RFD 10', Lawrence. His' wiie", LouisaKatrin'a was· born' in' Lawrence, Ks. There are no chi1d'ren;. Witnesses: D: C; ASher~ Banker and Paul Jr. Langa, Merchant. SChulmeyer~, William: DI.-2S' Jan 1922' PN;..5 Feb- 1924" p 150' Tinner and' Plumber" aged, 29~\'Jhite" f"air complexion, fit 5'(12", wt 145 Ibs, brown: hair and' blue eyes;' born II: Dec 1892:' at Bad' Nauheim', G"ermany;: emigrated' from: Bremen, Germany' on the vessel" Kron prinzessin Cecilie; arrived at NeVI Yorl{' 7 Nov 1910._ Renounced a11egi anee' to the G'eman: Silpire. Certffi'cate of' i-i.rrival for rraturalizatiorr Papers, dated 5 Jan 1922: at EIli's' rsland~ NT li'sts n::une' 0;( Alien:: SChu1ineyer', WiTh. In !Cimsas since 11 Nov' 1910;: resides at 716, Rhode: Island St •• Lawrence, Ks. Not married., Witnesses:-' J'ohn F'~ Grayson. Sheet Met-aI, Shop and Felix A. Neimeyer-, Shipping ClerR. DI;..6, Jmg 1906: at Republic in SUperior Courtof' Ferry- County', Washi'ngton PlV;,.18 1;131"1910 p 24' Traveling saiesman', born' 14" J\lr 1881 at Elberfeld~, Gennany;' emigrated' from; Bremen" Germany' about 20 J'un' 1904"; arrived' at' New YorI{ on the vessel .. North Genn~ lloyd. Renounced' allegiance to William IT, Emperor' of' Germany~. In Kansas Slnce 23 &leh 1909; resides at 730' Rhode Island St'., Lawrence, Ks. Not marrfed~ Witnesses:: I1enry it. Boener~ and John' B. Boener, Manufacturers. Sefdentopf", Robert �72 Setterb'erg. Carl ffen-ry' DI.-31' Oct 1891 District Court of Ri1eyCo. Manhattan, Kans'a~ Prf 20 ~Ich: 1907 (; 24: Jirly- 1909p 13' &" 21 TfniIer; born: 2" Ma.y:~ I86q at, Motera, Sweden;' emigrated- from: G"oteborg, S\\]eden r, JuI" 1888 on', the vesser,. G'alTeon;: arrived at New TorR;' renounced- alleg1an'ce to Oscar: rI', King: of SwedEm(p 13), to Gu'sta:t V, King' of' S~~ed~m-{p 21);: fit KanSas since, 3 Ju1 1888; resides at 1141. NE!l'1 York". La,-aence', Ks-..- His:- wife',., Bessie Ang-u!st'a. was" born in Leon'ardville, Ks; they: have l' child~ bam ilt: Dq C;o. Witnesses 20: Mch 1907:: C~ G: Miller,_ Carpenter &~ Thomas' Hailey; Attorney-at-Law., First petition' granted~ but certificate' cancelled by Court 4 i'fov 1907' for the reason that --the witness'es had' not Rnown me for'the requisite number of years...... Witnesses: 24" Jl;tly 1909::, iIlark EIlTs,,, Life Insurance & Alex Crispin,,_ Carpent~r~ Shields', John 01-1 Nov 1920P~2 Nov 1922 p 124 Aleat; Cutter, aged 58 yrs:;, 'white, Ught complexion, ht 5'6"', wt 145 IbS'; brown hair: and brO\'jll eyes; born 2 Oct 1862, at Bafly Down, Bainbridge", Ireland;' emigrated from. Belf"ast, Ireland on the vessel, Galvaine; arrived' 30 Jim 1882 at Phfladelp,hfa-. Renounced allegiance to George V~ Kihg of' Great' Britaih and ,Ireland~ In Kansas: since 17 Nov 1894; resides at 70r LocU'st,,_ Lawrence, Ks. His' wife" In'a" Evan Honnald'~ was born: near: Adamsville,- iit MusRingum. Co'. ,!ltio. No', children.- Witnesses:: H. T._ DiCKer, Merchant and' .T. ~. McKone, Fanner •. Speicher,. Lorenz Dr-I! Apr. 1918 PN~13 Jun 1921 p 70' ranner, aged 59; white,_ f'air comp1e:ld:on, ht 5'8", wt 180 1bs-, brown: hair and: lig'ht broMl eyesi born' 4': Sept 1858 at Baden ,. Germany; emigrated from Baden on the vessel", Saint Lawrence;' emigrated from: H"avre, France 20-,.Ian' , 1882' and ar:.. rived: New YOrk about 2 Feb' 1882{which i-s~ correct?). Renounced allegi ance to t~illi 3'Il, n'" German Emperor., In' Kansas since 20' Oct 1885';- resid'es- at: Eu'dora~ Hi's' wife·s- name is- illary.. TJiere are' 12. children .., Witnesses:: s: p~ &:rer, G'ardner' and' C'. F., Richards, Insurance', Real Estate & Loans. Dr-27' Feb~ 1917, 3rd- Df'st'., S'alt Lake Co Utah PN:"10 Mch 1923' p 130 Pi.anist, aged 36,;:, white'" light', complexion', ht 6'3'., wt 18S lbs, blondE! hai r, blue eyes; born: 25 Jim 1881. at GotJienberg:', Sweden;: emigrated' from Valparaiso .. Chili, S.~ on' 5 FeJ)· 1916';, arrived: 20 Mch' 1916 at S'an Francisco orr the S,'/ecllsh Motor Ship, S'an F'rancisco;.:.. l'ast foreign residence" Valparai so. Ire renoUnced alIegi'ance to: Gustaws: V," King of' Sweden. Certificat-e of' Arrival for Naturali zatioD': Purposes list name, of ",Ui.en':- G"eest'av SOderlund', 21 i'1fcJi 1916'~ HEr resi'deS' at 228 SOuth Temple" Salt Lake,' CitY', Utah. In Kansas' since 24 Feb 1916... Unmar-, rfed., !'1ft: Fr.:r. Penney" Ex-member Board of Administration, Mr~.., FT• .T..Penney,hw. SOderlun'd" Gu-stave' Fredric, Stein bri'n g., Emil ::0. '. or;,.ll liIch 1918 PN;,.8 JuT 1921 P 94 Clerk" aged 39; white,. fai'r" 4'7I'h'·, w1~' 75 Ibs, brown- hair, broMl eyes; born 29 Oct, 1878' at Kongli'ch" New Rietz;: emigrated' from: Bremen, Gennnny' 18-'tray 1883on. the vessel,. Varra; arrived at, port of ,New York;. renounced allegiance to the' German: Empi re. In' Kansas: ~fnce 1 .Tune 1883';' resides' at 1313' Rhode ISland. Not married.. Witnesses':: Augu'st J. Pierson and PhHip Ernst', Mercrrants-. Steinbring" Paul, H., Dr-I8 Mch 1918 PN-27 J111J' 1921, P 90 Tailor" aged 42: yrs;, white,- fair, ht 4'7"'" wt 100 lbs', brown' hair.. brot'1Jl' eyes; born' 9 Feb 1876 at New Kaonie Reitz., BrandenbuTg'" Germany;' emigrated' trom Brandenburg 18 May' 188a" on the vessel" Varra; arrived New York 26 May 1883'_ Re-, nounced' allegiance to the German: Empire; in Kansas since 1 Jun' 1883-; resides in Lawrence; not married~. Wi tnesses:' Philip Ernst & Aug. :T. Pierson", Merchants'~ �73 Strai:fon,; Charles Vlarrer DI~24 Mch 1883' PN4 i\ug 1913' p: 29 Druggist;;, born' cr Dec' 18ST at' ~arta" Elgin, CO~ Canada; emigrated'L Nov 1869; arrived- at· Ott'awa, Ks-. by'RaiTwayCL.L. & G: l. Renounced~ allegiance: to George V; lUng' of.' G'reat' B'i~ftain' & Ireland~.. HIs: wife, Elimla V:, born' rn' Linn Co. Ks'. No chit;.. dren_ Witnesses::: I.C., Stevenson'" Dep. Co. Treasurer & C.~.., Lindley, Pr,ooate Judge. Notion ~'1as- made' 3) Oct 1913 to' dismisS' the petition' for- the reason' that petitioner.' fir an' affidavit of witness,. declared' on oath that he' was' a-- ci tizen or therr~~. Motion, overruled 4 No,v 1913~, Strauo-, Chrfstian: DI-o Nov' 1916 PN.;.lS Dec- 1921 p 112, Farmer,., aged 29 yrs; white, fair complexi'on, ht S'6ft , wt ISO Ibs, brown Jtnir and' brown" eyes;' born' 19 An'9 l88T at Roll, Gemany; emigrated from': Bremen, Germany I Aug 190I;' arrived at: Baltimore, Md. on, the vessel" Frankfort;, renounced' allegiance: totJie German' Empire., In the US since 1S Ailg, 1901: and in Kansas since 1 J:m 1911'. Resides Marion' TWp" P.O.-Overbrook, KS'., His: wife" Flor~r Grammar, was born: in Kansas; there are 2' children. Peti troned 17 Dec' 1919 but denied for reason of defect in filing.... Declaration of Intention filed therewith being defective., Witnesses~ Alva BOnd and O. £~ ~lilson" Fanners. Stubeck, Emir 01:-1 ~an 1920" PN 30 J'an 1922'. _ P' 115 t'aborer. aged' 64'yrs; white" dark complexi'on, ht 5'7"', we 120 Ibs, gray hair' and blue eyes;: born 17 Feb 1855' at Vermland,Si'v'eden;' emigrated from-; Liverpool', . England 1 Nov 1885 on. the vessel, G'ermanfca;- renounced' allegiance to Gustavus V' King of Sweden... Arrived at New York. In Kansas since 5' Nov 188S; resides at 804 Connecticut St., Lawrence. His- wife, Bed a', was born in Vennland. Siveden.. There are 3 children. l'li'tnes'ses::~ Aug. J. Pierson,_ Merchant &: Hugb Blair" Broker~, m:;'191Ich 1907 US' Dist. Court of' 4th Dist' of AZ Terri tory or Arizona" Co. oi Y"avnpai' PN;..23' Fe!)', 1914', . P 33" Butcher,:, aged 22. yrs;: white,lair complexion" ht 5'6ft :, \'It ISS lbs, light hair; blue eyes, mole on, forehead over left eye; born 11 May 188'4 at Bente1sbach, Wurtemberg", Gennany; emigrated' from: Bentelsbach on the vessel, SS JIDgn-sta Victoria, (vi a Hamburg)': arrived at New York 15 sept 1903'~ Renounced allegi ance to William II •. Emperor 01 Germany. (1907} resides at Prescott, Ariz. (1914) at 703' Sigh, Baldi-dn". In Kansas since 1 Feb 1909;: not married .., Witnesses:: C. L •. rIesS', Butcher and Herman: Brocker" County Clerk. Tbudiunl', William: Ernest Trefz. Wi111am: 01.;..5 J'an 1920. PN'-6 Feb. 1922. pc 116 .. . Storekeeper, aged 63;' white', dar.( complexion, lIt s'r', t'lt 170' lbs', dnrk brotvn hair, brown eyes'" thumb of'f at' first Joint of right hand'; born Wurttenberg', Germany;: e.migrated from) Bremen on' the vessel. Anerica. Born 11 Jul 1856'.. _ ;\rrived at New ,Tork 30 J'~ 1873;. :emoun'ced allegiance. to GelT.1any .., In Kansas since 1 sept 1878; not' marrled;; resldes at' Eudora'•., It tlJidower; 5' child-ren: Regina,.. born 8 AUg 1880'; Karl, born 2 Feb 1882; William, born 5' J'un 188S; George r~, born S Jan 1891;' Heman, 8: Oct 1892~ Wit:: C.~. Ri:chards-, R.~ & W.W.. Stadler,&litor. Tuckel" William, .. IlI';"~ ~~ch 1918. prI-Z .TuI 1921' P 93' Fanner-" aged' 40 .. whlte, dark compleXlon, ht S'lO-~ t'lt 145 Ibs" black hair, brown eyes; born I: Sept 1377 in Saxony" G'e rm any; emigrated from Saxony; wdo not remember the vessel"'; arri'ved New York I sept 1878; renounced allegiance to Germany. In Kan:as si~,ce r Oct 1878; resid'es in Kanwaka Th'P, Dg Co. His wiie, l'lilna, was- born at B:tg' Sprlngs, There are 4 children, all born Kanwalca Twp.. ~lit­ nesses ::, Robert. A: Steele and C. c. t-1oodtlard, Farmers, ru:chland, Irs'. res., �74 trnger; ~ohn' -or-15 Mch 1913 PN-24, Feb 1922 p 119 F'anner" aged 57'; white,fair complexion, ht,5'lO'\ wt 165',lbs~, black ,hair, gray eyes; first finger on left: hand, stiff';: born 29 SeI?t 1859 at' \\lert~enberg, G"ermany;' emigrated from~ Bremen r Apr 1673;~ arrivecf Baltlmore, Md., 15,~r 18!3 on the vessel,'·don'-t remember"'~ Renotmced' a!1egi ance to Germany;, :\rn ved ln Kansas'l May 1873;: resides Kanwaka-Twp" PO --Lecompton. Wife's name, Louise. THere' are 10' child'ren, all. born in Douglas' county., Witnesses: Lee CoIeman, Fanner" Lawrence and C'. F~ ~Iu1fkuhle, Lecompton. VanHorebeek, Alphons: m~31 May 1918' , PN;..s, Apr 1921 p 66 Florist" aged 34 yrs;, white,. dark complexion, ht 5'6"', l',rt 134 19s, dark brot'lll hair', brot'lll eyes; born 23' Dec 1383 at Irouwaert, Belgium; emigrated' from: Raterdam" ITbland on the vessel, Potsdam. Renounced allegiance to .LUbert 1st, King of the ,Bergians. Arrived at New York, 1 ."Pr 1915. In Kansas since'l Jan 1916;' resides at 1446-: Kentucky' St,., Lawrence. His v.i'fe, Edi th, WClS born at Rosedale, Ks~ No children. Witnesses: W. F. filarch, Banker and G. W~ Vawter, Florist. Vogler , C;eorge~ Peter m~4 Apr' 1918 PN;..27 =Oct 1921 plOT Fanner, aged 42';: whi te, fair complexion,. ht, 5·'Il", wt- 170 1bs', bro~m hair, light brown eyes; born 13 May 1875 at B'adem, GermclDY; emigrated from Antwerp, Belgium: 2, Dec: 1885;: arrived' at New York' 18 Dec 1885; renounced' allegiance to Willi am II, Gennan Emperor.. In Kansas since 23 Dec 1885; resides in' i'lIarion Twp Douglas county., "Don't' remember the vessel'·'. Not mnrried'. Witnesses: t·Jfu~ SChwarz and' C'. Ir. Stoebener', Fanners, Baldwin. VTacker t Irenry' Dr-IO :'lay' 1894 Independence" District Con-rt of Buchanan: County, lown PN;..26, Sept 1913' p 30 Fanner; born 3 Apr 1843 at Blacheim: Pro v'. , Westial01 anl, Germany; emigrated from: Bremen' 14 Dec 1893': arrived Net·!-: YOrk on' the vessel, Lane, 24- Dec 1893'. Renounced~ allegiance to William: li, Emperor of Germany. Arrived iiI Kansas 1 Apr 1894';: resides 6) mile,S. west of Baldwin. His' wife (?)Angle. WilS born at -Dttensew(r) Prov., Bremen. i\'JO children:: Frank Wacker,. born 21 May 1890 at Guntz, Germany and Willi anI', born 10 Jun 1895 in Stafford County, Ks. Witnesses: Paul Lack an , Hotelkeeper and- CO' G'.. SChwarz, Famer, Baldwin. Wiedemann,. William Or-2.7 Feb'1918 signed William; Wfedemann'p 100 PN~ 6~ AUg 1921 signed by'Louise 0., W'iedemann Confectioner, aged 69 yrs;, t-v11ite, fair comp1exi.'on, ht 5'9", we 190' lbs', ' gray hair, blue eyes',. third finger on, right hand off.' between first and second joint;:· born 14 Dec 1848' in Stolpe, Brandenburg, Prussi a, G'ennany; emigrated . from! Br.emen;: --don't- remember the: vesseln '; arrived New York 25 Jun 1857. Renounced allegiance to William, li, Emperor of Germany.' Louise', house\-'Ji:fe, resides at 1700 Vennont, St, Lawrence;: born l' Dec 1851 at, Niederbronn', Alsace France" emigrated fl~om: ITavre', France:· Oct, 1857;': arri,ved' New YorR: on: the vessel., ~Iillf~ Tell., -niy: husband, WJi11.faml Wiedemann' declared his intention 27 Feb 1918, and' died 9 sept 1919'. r am the' widow of Ni'lliam i'leidemann. He was born' in' Stolpe, Brandenburg t Pntssia, Gennany, died residing in Lat':rence"'~ In Kansas since . ~ug 1860. One child', Louise ~" born 20 Nov 1875 at Lawrence, Ks. Attached liereto is or of my husband. Witnesses:- nose Pearce, Housekeeper- and S. S •. Learned, role rch an t. �75 DI-4' Mch 1904 Ci.rcuit' Court,'.TacKsorr County; Kansas: Ci.ty, fiTa. m;.;.6-' Auy' 1909 ' , p : 22,: B'aker- born: 10 AOr 18n at Saupersdorf, Saxony; emigrated" from: Saxony' 18 !Jay1903'. arrl"';ed- at New York orr the' vessel,. Grosser Kenfirerst; .. renounced' allegi ance, toWfllTanr, IT, 5nperor. of' Gennany. Arrived- in Kansas I Feb 1904';- resides- at 575 Indi-ana: St~." Lawrence, Ks~ His,: wife" Elser, was' born at Bischopswerda" S-a.",ony~ There: is 1 child~ Witnesses: Charles L._ Hess, BUtcher' and Paul Z~ tuck an:, fIotelkeeper .. , Wolf', Gustav Young , Jo~n DI,-19 Jutr. 1917 PN-l8 Jul 1921 P 99 Painter, . aged-, 37;' white, fair comple;d-on, lit 5'6~', wt 130 1bs, dark brown' hafr" hazel' eyes;, born' 29' Oct 1079' in- ~lalmesbury, county of Wiltshire" England;emigrated from Malmesbury 00 the vessel, B'avarian;; arrived at port of Quebec, C'anada 30 .~r 1904 and by the: trairr~:to' Port Ifuran-, NY; G'rand-Trunk Railroad; arrived: on US-2, 1I1ay- 1904- and- in Kansas' 5 May' 1904.- Renounced allegiance to George V, King of Great. Bri,tain' and' Ireland: Resides at 102S Ohio, Lawrence" Ks.. His wife, Bessie Atlel aide ", was born in Toronto, Canada. There al'!e no child'ren •. Wi.tnesses: ~ N. T~' Olson, Merchant and F. P'., Sinith, neti.red~, DI-4 Jun 1910' PN;.2T Oct 1921 ' p 106 ,Retired f'anner,. aged 77 yrs; white, fair complexcion, ht 5'7'\ t'lt 165 Ibs', gray hnfr and' eyes; born. in Bavari'a-, Gennany 12 Mch 1841; emigrated from: Havre, France;: arrived New York 5 1',lay 1856; ftdon' t remember the vesse1"'~ Last foreign residence was 5pergebach, Gemany. Renounced allegiance to William IT, Ehperor' , of Gennany-. On PN stated arrival at New York 20 1\1ay' 1056;' in the US' since "'some-· time in April 1865"'; in Kansas since' 15' Feb- 1871;. resides in Willow' Springs Ttl.p. Dougl as county., His idie, Kat'rina, was' born in' Bavaria" Germany.- There are 3' children:: Louise,. born, 29 .Jan 1873- in Dg Co, AilOe, born IS'Nov 1878 and' Einma'~ born 24 l'rov 1891.?litnesses:: ~!iniam. Schwarz and C. !!~, Stoeberi'or, Fanners, Bc1d\·Ii'n., . rung!. Michael_ Zieqler, Mrs., Adelheid ;!jma Dr-filed by'Matt' PN:..8 Feb 1922 p lIT Widow of alatt Ziegler. fIu'sband died 23illch 1920. 01_ filed by iIJatt-F'amer, aged 54" yrs; wIli te, dark complexion, ht 5" S', wt 135 1bs', black hair,. brO\'iIl eyes; born 13 i.Iay 186-5 at Labeny Santine klos'," Austri a; renounced allegfance to the ~epublic, of Austria. Resides at Eudora. Six Children .. ~litnesses:: tEil. fr. KoaI<e, Farmer and Mrs. Anna Knake', Ifousewife. (nnission- In US. since I April 1891 and in Kansas since 4 T\pr 1891)'. Ziegler, r.Iatt 01-4' Nov 1889 Johnson. Co Dist Court, Olathe,Ks p 40 PN:..9 Apr' 1917 F'anner;, born 13' I.!ay· 1865 at Labeny Santine kIos, Austria; emigrated 6- r,lch 1886;.' "don't remember the vessel-; arrived at New Y'ork. Renounced allegi <mce to Charles', Emperor of AU'stria and ApostoU.c King of' Hungary.. Tn the US' since 6- .~r 1884; in Kansas since 1 McIi 1885;, resides at Eudora. rus t','ife', Melhei'd Schum-' acher Zi~g:'er', was born at B"remen, Gcimany. 5: Children. Witnesses:. Adolph Lotz, Jr~, Real ~state: P-.gent and :f•. spencer Lawson, ~Ierchant. Zillner, Joseph 01-4 Mch 19l5"PN:"lS ;'Pr 1921 p 69 Fanner, aged 43 yrs; white, fair complexion, ht, 6', wt 170' lbs', dark brown' hai r ,. gray eyes; bo rn 13 Feb 1875 Breitenberg, G'ermany; emigrated from Breitenber~; arrived in' Ba"ltimore, Md. In US since 20 Ju1 11384 and' Ks'~ sirrce 4-Feb 1918. ReSIdes' at, .Eudora·... 7 C1iild'~en._ Wi!e, Earbra born at Eudora. Wit:- c•. F~ Ilichards~ Insurance Agent &~. Stadler, EdItor Eudorn News. �76 LECOMPTON CITY DIRECTORY FOR 1866 Lecompton, Douglas County, the former Capital of Kansas, and the centre of the Pro-Slavery faction, is now rapidly recovering from the withering blight entailed upon it in the time of Border Ruffianism. The United Brethren have established a Church there, and are doing much to build up the town and make it a desirable place of residence. A school bearing the name under their auspices, and is a Institutions of the County and Primary, Scientific, Classical as complete as in most eastern of Lane University, has been established valuable addition to the Educational State. It embraces four departments, viz: and Commercial. The collegiate course is colleges. The Commercial Department embraces a thorough and complete course in that important branch of education. The present number of instructors are seven. and fifty. Students, one hundred The building is a three story stone structure, forty-five by seventyfive feet, and is ample for the present wants of the institution. The college year is divided into three terms of thirteen weeks each, commencing August 30th, December 6th and March 14th. FACULTY.--Rev. S. Weaver, Prof. of Polite Literature and President of Faculty. D. Shuck, A.M., Prof. of Language. J.M. Strosburg, Prof. of Mathamatics. Miss L.J. Weaver, M.A., Principal Ladies Department, and teacher of Natural Science. Miss Nettie Stickney, Principal Intermediate Department. Rev. H.D. Healey, Principal Primary Department. Prof. S.S. Riley, Principal Commercial Department. CITY GOVERNMENT. MAYOR. --D.S. McIntosh. COUNCILMEN.--Wm. Leamer, Wm. Barnham, F.B. Hill, H.D. Healey, S. Weaver. CLERK.--J.H. Bonebrake. JUSTICE.--A.J. Parish. CONSTABLE.--A.K. Low. NOTARY PUBLIC.--D.S. McIntosh. CHURCH.--Service is held at the United Brethren Church every Sunday at lO~A.M., and 6~ P.M., S. Weaver in charge. Sunday School Sunday morning at 9 o'clock. J.M. Strasburg, Supt. SOCIETIES.--The Philomathean Society co~nected with Lane University, meets every Friday evening at 7 o'clock . . The Lecompton NEW ERA, published by S. Weaver, is a weekly paper, devoted to religious, moral and social improvement. �77 LECOMPTON CITY DIRECTORY FOR 1866 cont'd LECOMPTON BUSINESS GUIDE, Dry Goods,Gr6ceries,&c. Wm. Leamer, dry goods and groceries. W. Benson, dry goods and groceries. J. Terrell, drugs and groceries. O.B. Harbert, family groceries. Furniture. Kendrick & Blanton, manufacturers and dealers in furniture. Stoves Tin and Hardware. S. Weaver, stoves, tin and hardware. Printing. S. Weaver, Lecompton New Era and job printing office. Hotels. F. R. Hill, Union Hotel. Boots and Shoes. A. Lewis & Son, manufacturers of boots and shoes. S. Cook, manufacturer of boots and shoes. Blacksmiths. Wm. Smith, A.M. Day, Aaron L. Johns. Wagon Makers. George Smith, Thomas Hardup, John A. Allen. Carpenter. George W. Morris, carpenter. Physicians. J.H. Bonebrake, A.W. Chenoweth. Plasterer. J.B. Cunningham, plasterer. Attorney. D.S. McIntosh, attorney. --Jane Wiggins, Lawrence, KS �78 The Last News From the Lecompton Constitution Committee The Kansas City Star, Wednesday, 30 January 1894 "In the collection of the Kansas State Historical Society is now found an old candle box with this inscription: The last news from the Lecompton Constitution Committee. This box was found buried under a woodpile adjoining the SurveyorGeneral (Calhoun's) land office at Lecompton, February 2, 1858. It contained the returns of the election of December 21, 1857, for the Lecompton Constitution; also the results of the election of January 4, 1858, under said constitution, as sworn to by General Samuel Walker (Sheriff of Douglas County), by Governor Denver, G.W. Dietzler (Speaker of the House of Representatives), and C.W. Babcock, President of the Council of the Territorial Legislature of Kansas. This discovery is but one of the many important objects gained through the exertions of the "Board of Commissioners for the Investigation of Election Frauds." The board consists of Messers H.J. Adams, J.R. Abbott, Thomas Ewing, jr., D. Pickering and H.T. Green. Information has been received that the returns were under a woodpile, instead of having been sent to John Calhoun by a messenger from Platte county, Missouri as testified to under oath, on the 29th of January by General L.A. Maclean, Chief Clerk of the Surveyor-Genera1's office. The board applied to I. Miller, Judge of the Probate, who instructed Sheriff Walker to obtain the people's assistance and search for said returns. Having obtained the assistance of George Roberts, Lewis H. Tappan, Levi Ga1ts, A. Gunther, L. Hanscourt, J.R. White, D.B. Hones, R. Hutchins, I. Shepherd, S. Jerrold, H.J. King, J.F. Walker, J.B. Haines and C.H. Webster, they proceeded -from Lawrence to Lecompton where they arrived at 12 o'clock midnight, and procured this box and contents as above stated. This added infamy to the Lecompton convention and affixed to its president the name of "Candle Box Calhoun". When the people voted on the constitution in August 1858, there were 1,788 for and 11,300 against it." --copied by Pauline B. E1niff at Spencer Research Library, Lawrence, KS. ****** .. . REGARDING RECORDS: ~ Divorce Records_ Full names of couple Residence Birthplace Marriage date & place Children under 18 Approx. date separation, etc. Wills Name Executor Estate distributed to --- --Pauline B. E1niff, Lawrence, KS. If Intestate Name Administrator appointed Legal heirs and their relationship to deceased �79 LIST OF POST OFFICES IN KANSAS TERRITORY From Herald of Freedom, February 16, 1856 OFFICES POST MASTERS Chas. H. WITHINGTON William MACKEY Jno. H. BLASINGAME Harrison BURSON WIn. G. VAUGHAN Alexander SMITH N.B. BLANTON Milton E. BRYAN B.F. WADE, Jr. J.M. WINCHELL Thos. S. HAMILTON Thos. MOCKBEE J ames FINDLAY Jno. W. FOREMAN Armistead DAWSON Pitcairn MORRISON Hiram RICH Robert \VILSON H.J. WILSOM Sam'l CRANE, Jr. Fran~lin Grasshopper Falls A. J. WHITNEY Richard McCORMISH Hibbard Jno. S. PEMBUTON Iowa Point Louis J. HARRIS Indianola Seth J. CHILDS Juni~ta Thos. J. ARMAND Kickapoo City A.F. POWELL Lane C.W. BABCOCK Lawrence Leavenworth City Lewis N. REES Allen Ashland Atchison Bloomington Big Springs Bowling Green Blanton Bryan Centreville Council City Council Grove Davis Delaware Doniphan Easton Ft. Atkinson Ft. Leavenworth Ft. Riley Ft. Scott OFFICES POST MASTERS Lecompton Marysville Miller Mt. Pleasant Nemaha Agency Nevada Ocena Osawkee Palermo Peoria Village Osawatomie Richardson Richmond Sac & Fox Ag'cy St. Bernard St. Mary's Mission Shannon Shields Silver Lake Sugar Mound Shermansville Smithton Tecumseh Topeka Whitehead Whitfield White Cloud Waubanse Wyandott Aristide RODRIGUE Francis J. MARSHALL A.J. BAKER Thos. FORTUNE Richard LEACH P.H. McGEE WIn. CROSBY Geo. M. DYER F .M. MAHAN Jos. M. GEARHART Sam'l GEER F.P. McGEE James E. THOMPSON Aaron CASE Joab M. BERNARD S.R. PALMER S.D. HOUSTON Chas. HARDT William ALLEY Isaac D. STOCKTON Allen WILKINSON Alfred F. BARRETT W.A.M. VAUGHAN Fry M. GILES Jas. R. WHITEHEAD Jas. A. GRAY John W. MIDIE John H. NESBITT W.J. OSBORN --Donald Vaughn, Lawrence, KS. *** **** From Lawrence Daily Journal-World, Thurs., Oct. 10, 1929 Mrs. Jane BAKER to Douglas County in '54 In a request for names of persons who came to Kansas in 1860 and before and are still living in the county the Journal-World received the following interesting letter from Mrs. Jane BAKER who lives on Route 1, Overbrook, Kansas: "Seeing the ad in the Journal-World wanting the names of the old settlers I will send in mine. I came with my parents to the south line of Douglas County in 1854. I am still living three miles from where father took up his claim. "Hy husband, John BAKER, came here in 1858. We were married in 1872 and have lived here on this place ever since. "We have raised six boys and all are married except one and he is with us yet. "My husband is 85 years old and I will be 81 in November. If we both live until the 29th of October, we will be married fifty-five years. "I ~ doing my own washing and all my own house work and boarding the Brubaker school teacher. "We. live twenty-two miles from Lawrence. I want to come to the anniversary i f I can and I hope that it will be good weather." --Jane Wiggins, Lawrence, KS. �I ---------- 1875 KANSAS STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY - LECOMPTON,TOWNSHIP Post Office - Lecompton Enumerator: Francis Walter Volume 121 P~es 1-26 Birth Where from to KS P~e Sex Color Occu~ation Place A;t.e Name IN 1 IN W Farmer TYLER, J. L. 32 M 1 IL IL W TYLER, M. A. 29 F 1 KS W 'TYLER, M. R. 12 M 1 KS W 10 M TYLER, E. M. 1 KS W 6 F TYLER, J. G. 1 KS W 4 F TYLER, M. L. 1 KS W 1 F TYLER, L. MO 1 VA B Laborer 40 M ROBERTS, Charles 1 MO MO B ROBERTS, Anna 30 F 1 KS B ROBERTS, Ellen 17 F KS 1 B 14 M ROBERTS, Georg 1 KS B ROBERTS, Mahaly 8 F KS' 1 B 4 F ROBERTS, Sarah 1KS B 2 F ROBERTS, Elizabeth OH IA 1 W Farmer CUNNINGHAM , J. B. 38 M PA IA 1 W CUNNINGHAM, Chatarine 38 F 1 IA W IA CUNNINGHAM , L. B. 14 M IA 1 IA W Farmer CUNNINGHAM, H. L. 12 M IA IA 1 W Farmer 10 M CUNNINGHAM , F. B. KS 1 CUNNINGHAM, F. W 8 M KS 1 W CUNNINGHAM, M. L. 4 F CUNNINGHAM , C. KS 1 W 2 F KS CUNNINGHAM, D. E. W 1 1 M IRE DE M W Farmer 1 GEELAN, Henry 44 40 F GEELAN, Sahra W PA PA 1 BISETAND, John W KS 1 19 M GEELAN, William KS W 1 13 M GEELAN, Charles 11 M W KS 1 GEELAN, Daniel 8 ,'1M W KS 1 GEELAN, Rebeka 4 F W KS 1 GEELAN, Maud W 2 F KS 1 DUNCAN, William W Farmer KY IN 1 56 M DUNCAN, Marie W KY IN 1 58 F DUNCAN, William E. W Farmer IN IN 25 M 1 DUNCAN, Rachel F 21 W IN IN 1 DUNCAN, Charles W 17 M IN IN 1 DUNCAN, James 14 M W KS 1 DUNCAN, Thomas 10 M W KS 1 CUSTARD, Theodore W 19 M KS 1 CUSTARD, William W 15 M KS 1 JAGER, Jacob W Farmer IN IN 57 M 2 JAGER, Catherine W IN IN 58 F 2 JAGER, Joseph W Laborer 32 M IN IN 2 JAGER, Alfred W Laborer 23 M IN IN 2 JAGER, Susanne W 17 F KS 2 JAGER, Ella 14 F W KS 2 MIGLIARIO, Mario W Mason 50 M ITALIA AFRICA 2 80 �81 Name Constant Louise C. J. Marko V. J. Stephens L. M. Age MIGLIARIO, 52 MIGLIARIO, 33 11 MIGLIARIO, 6 MIGLIARIO, 4 MIGLIARIO, MIGLIARIO, 1 HILL, Fred 59 HILL, Sopha 48 HILL, Quincy 26 HILL, Hanna 24 HILL, Amalia 22 HILL, Julia 19 HILL, James 17 HILL, Littman 14 HILL, Elmore 12 HILL, Viola 9 HILL, Winna 5 HILL, Paul 2 FISHER, A. 29 FISHER, Elisabeth 28 FISHER, (baby) 1/5 HAFER, Gerlach K. 64 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 Occu~ation M W Mason F W W F M W M W F W M W Farmer F W Farmer M W Clerk F W Teacher F W Teacher F W M W M 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 M W Laborer F W F W M W Farmer F W M W Farmer M W M W Mason F W M W M W F W F W M W M W Farmer F W M W F W M W F W M W M W Farmer F W M W M W F W M W "," Birth Where from to KS P§.ge Place ITALIA AFRICA 2 GER LA 2 2 KS KS 2 KS 2 KS 2 PA IA 2 PA IA 2 IA PA 2 PA IA 2 PA IA 2 IA IA 2 IA IA 2 IA IA 2 IA IA 2 KS 2 KS 2 KS 2 PA PA 2 OH IN 2 KS 2 PA OH 2 PA OH 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 MA RI 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 �82 Name· OLIVER, Thom. MARTIN, Dew. Senr. MARTIN, Marie MARTIN, John MARTIN, Lilly MARTIN, Stephen MARTIN, Dew. Jun. MARTIN, Marie MARTIN, (baby) HARTUP, Thos. HARTUP, Elisabeth HARTUP, I sac HARTUP, Hattie HARTUP, Kath. HARTUP, Amalia HARTUP, Thomas BURNETI', A. BURNETI', Mari e BURNETI', Sahra BURNEI'T, Rose HEISE, A. HEISE, Peter LOWE, E,lisabeth 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. SMTIH, Amerika SMITH, Wilford SMITH, G. SMITH, Francis SMITH, Willie ,§MITH, 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 Occu~ation Place M PA W Gas Factory PA 3 M IRE PA W Farmer 3 F W PA PA 3 ? M PA W Laborer 3 F KS W 3 . . KS M W 3 M W Laborer PA PA 3 MO F W IL 3 F W KS 3 M OH MO W Farmer 3 F W Farmer IN MO 3 M W MO MO 3 F W 3 F W 3 F W 3 M W 3 M OH W Bummer MO 3 F MO W MO 3 F W KS 3 F W KS 3 M W Merchant PA IA 4 M W Docktor PA IA 4 F W TN MO 4 M W TN MO 4 M W TN MO 4 M W MO MO 4 M W MO MO 4 F W MO MO 4 M W KS 4 F W KS 4 F W KS 4 F W KS 4 F W KS 4 M W Farmer OH MO 4 F W KY MO 4 F W KY MO 4 F W MO MO 4 F W MO MO 4 F W KS 4 F W KS 4 M W KS 4 M W Farmer VA MO 4 F W KY MO 4 M W Farmer KY MO 4 M W Merchant KY MO 4 F W KS 4 M" W KS 4 ? W KS 4 M W StUdent IA IA 4 M W Student MO MO 4 M W Student MO MO 4 M W Student MO MO 4 �83 Name Age EVANS, 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 :CONEBRAKE, 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. J8 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 )-5 GRAHAM, Sahra 13 GRAHAM, Robert 11 GRAHAM, Isac 8 GRAHAM, Peter 3 BROWN, John S. 67 BROWN, John J. 33 MUNGER, Carolina 36 MUNGER, Ka th 10 Sex 14 14 F 14 F M F F F 14 14 F 14 F 14 F M F 14 F F F F 14 F 14 14 F 14 14 F 14 F F 14 F 14 F F 14 F F F F F 14 14 14 14 14 F F Birth Where from to KS P@£e Color Occu~ation Place W Farmer VA 140 4 W Laborer' KY KY 4 W NY IL 4 W KS 4 W KS 4 W KS 4 W Postmistress VA VA 5 W VA VA 5 W VA VA 5 W VA VA 5 W VA VA 5 W VA VA 5 W Clerk VA VA 5 W VA VA 5 W Teacher IN IN 5 W VA VA 5 W KS 5 W KS 5 W Doktor OH IA 5 w IN IN 5 W KS 5 W KS 5 W KS 5 W Farmer IRE IL 5 W Farmer IRE IL 5 W KS 5 W KS 5 W KS 5 W KS 5 W KS 5 W KS 5 W Teacher IA IA 5 W VA VA 5 W KS 5 W Farmer PA PA 5 W PA IL 5 W Farmer PA PA 5 W PA PA 5 W PA PA 5 W Farmer IRE PA 5 W IRE PA 5 W PA 5 W PA PA 5 W PA PA 5 W PA PA 5 W PA PA 5 W PA PA 5 W PA PA 5 W Farmer GER MO 6 W Farmer IN 140 6 W IN 140 6 W KS 6 �84 Name RAUCH, Henry KIRK, James BROWN, Wm. BROWN, Elisabeth DUMMER, R. w. DUMMER, Elisabeth DUMMER, Jerimiah DUMMER, Henry DUMMER, William DUMMER, Richard DUMMER, Harriet DUMMER, Charles OLIVER, Thomas S. OLIVER, Thomas J. OLIVER, Anna· OLIVER, Wt'lliam OLIVER, Robert OLIVER, Georg OLIVER, Elisabeth OLIVER, Louise OLIVER, Billy GARRILL, R. w. GARRILL, Helen GARRILL, Marchall GARRILL, Lizzy RICE, Dan NOE, Georg NOE, H. L. NOE, A. F. NOE, A. G. NOE, L. M. DUNCAN, Edward PIKENS, Abba PIIgmS, Theodory PIKENS, G. W. PIKENS, Fred ILIFF, Samuel (Lemuel) ILIFF, Marie ILIF.F, J. N. ILIFF, John ILIFF, Esther ILIFF, Asa ILIFF, Israel ILIFF, Ellen 'ILIFF, Marie DUNCAN, G. DUNCAN, H. J. DUNCAN, M. A. DUNCAN, John DUNCAN, Edward (Edmund) DUNCAN, Millr Age 70 21 27 23 70 58 29 27 2.5 20 21 16 7.5 32 .50 34 23 19 22 14 49 33 30 3 1 18 49 41 19 13 11 6.5 .54 44 42 21 .57 5.5 3.5 31 2.5 24 23 20 1.5 38 3.5 13 10 7 .5 Sex Color OccuEation M W Gardner M W Laborer M W Farmer F W M W Farmer F W Farmer M W Farmer M W Farmer M W Farmer M W Farmer F W M W M W Farmer M W Farmer F W M W Farmer M W .Lk.borer M W F W F W M W Agent M W Farmer F W M W F W M B M W Farmer F W M W M W M W M W Laborer :F W F W M W Plasterer M W Laborer M W Farmer F W M W Laborer M W Laborer F W M W Teacher M W Saddler F W F W M W Farmer F W F W M W M W M W Birth Where from Place to KS Page GER PA 6 PA 6 PA IN MO 6 MO MO 6 ME IL 6 VA IL 6 IL IL 6 IL IL 6 IL IL 6 IL IL 6 IL IL 6 KS 6 IRE PA 6 IRE PA 6 IRE PA 6 PA PA 6 PA PA 6 KS 6 PA PA. 6 KS 6 PA PA 6 OH OH 6 OH OH 6 KS 6 KS 6 MO MO 6 GER IL 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 �85 Name !£.e SWAN, Laura 36 PIKENS, Orlando 34 PIKENS, Olive 32 PIKENS, Abba 30 SPENCER, J. W. 31 SPENCER, L. N. 27 SPENCER, Marie 7 SPENCER, ,Therese 5 SPENCER, Wm. L. 4 SPENCER •. Mathilda 1 " SPEtWER, 0. D. 29 SPENCER, Sylva 21 SPENCER, Sylvester 22 SPENCER, Florence 18 SPENCER, M. B. 3 SPENCER, L. M. 1 DAVIDSON, James 45 DAVIDSON, Marie 38 DAVIDSON, Jessie 20 DAVIDSON, Henry 18 DAVIDSON, Marie 15 DAVIDSON, Ida 13 DAVIDSON, James 9 DAVIDSON, Martha 5 DAVIDSON, Sahra 3 BENNETT, H. A. 30 BENNETT, Louise 26 BENNETT, Georg 9 BENNETT, Charles 7 BENNETT, James 5 BENNETT, Louis 3 BENNETT, (baby) 1/2 MOORE, James 57 MOORE, Julia 24 MOORE, Sahra 19 MOORE, Rebbecca 14 MOORE, Dona 11 MOORE, Martha 9 MOORE, Margeretha 9 MOORE, Lilly 6 MOORE, Frank 4 SILLS (SELLS), Anthony 63 SILLS, Sahra 52 SILLS, Minerva 18 MAFFETTY, Wessley 28 MAFFETTY, Alice E. 20 MAFFEI'TY, Georg 1/2 STUART, Joseph 33 STUART, Elisabeth 30 STUART, Melinda 14 . STUART, Joseph 7 STUART, Sahra 5 STUART, Ada 3 *Mulatto Sex F M F F M F F F M F M F M F M F M F M M F F M F F M. F M M M M F M F F F F F F F M M F F M F M M F F M F F Color W W W W W W W ,W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W Occu~ation Mason Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer W W W W Merchant W W W W W W -, W Farmer W W W W W W W W W Farmer W W W W Farmer W *M Farmer *M *M *M *M *M Birth Where from to KS Place PA IL IL PA IL PA IL FA KY KY IN MO KS KS, KS KS KY KY WI WI KY KY VA KS KS KY MO KS KS KS KS KS KS KS VA IL IL MO MO MO KS VA TN AR AR AR KS KS KS KS KS VA OH IA IN IA KS OH NC KS KS KS KS MO MO IL IL IL MO MO MO AR AR AR AR IA IA IA IN IA MI MI P~e 7 7 7 7 7 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 8 8 8 �86 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. LOUIS, Bennie LOUIS, Margaretha LOPIS, 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 WORTHINGTON, Charles WORTHINGTON, Perry WORTHINGTON, Clara LAHUE, Carrington L!HUE, Catherine LAHUE, Charles LAHUE, Angeline . LAHUE, Marchall LAHUE, Emory YOUNG, Wm. S. , ,.Y.0UNG , 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 Sex Color Occu~ation 28 M W Farmer 26 F W 6 F W W 3 (F W 1 M W Blacksmith 25 M F 62 W W Laborer 23 M 16 F W W Doctor 34 M W 29 F 6 M W W 1/4 F 66 M W Farmer W Faimer 34 M W 35 F 16 F W W 15 F 10 M W W 5 F W 3 F W 1/2 M '54 M W Farmer W 51 F 28 F W W Farmer 26 M 24 F W M W 19 12 M W 14 M W 11 F W W Farmer 50 M F 48 W W 23 M W 15 F 12 M W 10 M W W Farmer 50 M 40 . M W Farmer W 70 F 22 F W 14 M W 42 M W Farmer 42 F W 10 M W 12 F W W 3 M? 1/4 F W 29 M W Farmer 24 F W W 5 Ii' Birth Where from to KS Place IA IA IA WI KS KS KS GER WI IRE NY NY IRE IRE NY IN IN OH IA KS KS VA IN KY IA OH MO 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 P~e 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 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 10 10 10 �87 Name MORLAN, 1'. MORLAN, M. E. WALTER, Fr. 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 BANKS, Georg BANKS, William EMORY, Thomas EMORY, Sophie EMORY, Marion EMORY, Laura EMORY, Sussanne EMORY, Jennie EMORY, Phineas EMORY, Larne (?) EMORY, Thomas EMORY, Arthur Age Sex 3 1/2 46 39 14 12 8 6 3 64 F M M F M M F 48 42 21 18 16 14 12 10 8 6 2 32 23 27 1 31 27 1 52 46 24 21 27 62 22 25 25 28 65 63 39 44 46 40 20 16 14 12 10 8 5 2 M M M M F F M M F M F F M F M M F M M F M M F M F M F F M M M M F M M M F M F F F M F M M ColorOccu~ation 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 B B B B B B B B B B Farmer Laborer Farmer Birth Where from Place to KS Page KS KS GER GER KS KS KS KS KS GER OH AK MO KS KS KS KS KS KS KS KS Laborer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Laborer Laborer Farmer AK IL MO KS WI PA KS VA OH OH OH IA WALES IA MO WALES PA CT NY NY NY KY MO MO MO MO MO KS KS KS KS LA GER NE MO MO MO MO MO MO IA PA OH OH OH OH IA IA ' IA MO MO PA NY NY NY NY MO MO MO MO MO MO 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 "II 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 �88 Name .Thomas Amanda V. A. J. M. CROWDER, CROWDER, CROWDER, CROWDER, CROWDER, W. W. CROWDER, E. F. CROWDER, M. E. CROWDER, Jennie CROW:PER, 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 STAUFF, Anna CUMMINGS, Jacob CUMMINGS, Nancy CUMMINGS, Elsy CUMMINGS, Clinton CUMMINGS, (baby) ROSE, Alex ROSE, Soprano ROSE, Sabra ROSE, Singel ROSE, Hattie ROSE, Robert ROSE, Arthur ROSE, Hattie WRIGHT, B. WRIGHT, E. J. WRIGHT, Robert WRIGHT, E. R. MARTIN, Sabra MARTIN, Joseph MARTIN, Miami MARTIN, Marie MARTIN, Andrew MARTIN, Hattie LYON, Frank Birth Where from Sex Color Occu~ation Place to KS P§!:ge M IN W Farmer IA 11 39 F W PA IA 11 35 F IA w IA 11 15 M 10 W IA IA 11 M W KS 8 11 F W 6 KS 11 F W 4 KS 11 F W KS 11 3 F W KS 11 1/4 M W Farmer: NY 48 NY 11 F W NY IRE 11 38 F W NY NY 11 17 M 16 W NY NY 11 M w NY NY 11 13 M W NY 11 NY 11 F W KS 11 3 M 1 W KS 11 M 62 W Farmer KY IA 11 F W 60 PA IA 11 M W Farmer MO MO 11 36 F 24 w LA LA 11 F W 8 KS 11 F 6 W KS 11 M W KS 11 3 F 1 W KS 11 M W Farmer SWI MO 12 33 F W SWI 30 MO 12 M W Laborer MA NH 12 33 F W VA 23 MO 12 F W KS 5 12 M 4 W KS 12 M 1/2 W KS 12 M W Farmer 47 VA MO 12 F W 19 IL MO 12 F W 15 MO MO 12 M W 13 MO MO 12 F 8 W KS 12 M W KS 5 12 M 2 W KS 12 1 F W KS 12 M 47 W Farmer NY LA 12 F w NY 37 LA 12 12 M W LA LA 12 M W 9 LA LA 12 F 50 W Farmer OH MO 12 21 M W MO MO 12 20 F W MO MO 12 Wi-;. 18 F MO MO 12 M W 13 MO MO 12 11 F W MO MO 12 16 M W MO MO 12 ke �89 Name Atz.e NACE, Wm. 49 NACE, A. H. 29 NACE, William 12 NACE, John 8 NACE, H. M. 4 MARK, Adam 26 NACE, Wm. H. 24 HARRIS, E. P. 41 HARRIS, Sahra 35 HARRIS, Corina 12 HARRI S, Ed ward 4 HARRIS (baby) 1/4 SLORMS, G. T. 45 BROWNING, Jerard 51 BROWNING, Emilie 31 BROWNING, Alice 10 BROWNING, Ida 8 BROWNING, Emma 6 BROWNING, Hester 1/2 FARRISS (FORRISS) ,Richard22 FARRISS, Rachel 21 JOHNSON, Nelson 45 JOHNSON, Anna L. 27 JOHNSON, James 5 JOHNSON, Moat (Muat) 1 JOHNSON, May 1 JAMES, Jessie 63 JAMES, Abigail 40 JAMES, Benjamin 23 JAMES, Joseph 21 JAMES, Cornelius 20 J~S, 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 (baby) 1/2 SULZEN, A. N. 46 SULZEN, Susan 39 KLAUS, William 80 SULZEN, Robert 18 SULZEN, Cath. 15 SULZEN, Fred. 13 SULZEN, Louise 10 Sex Color Occu~ation M W Farmer F W M W M W F W M W Farmer M W Farmer M W Farmer F W F W M W M W M W Farmer M W .Farmer F W F W F W F W F W M W Farmer F W M W F W M W M W W ~? M B Farmer F B M B M B Laborer M B Laborer F B M B F B M B F B F B M W Farmer F W M W F W M B Farmer F B M B M W Farmer F W M W M W F W M W F W Birth Where from Place to KS P§ge VA VA 12 NY NY 12 KS 12 KS 12 KS 12 GER MO 12 VA VA 12 NH MA 12 MO MO 12 KS 12 KS 12 KS 12 KY MO 12 KY CA 13 ENG NY 13 KS 13 KS 13 KS 13 KS 13 OH OH 13 IN IN 13 CAN IA 13 IN IN 13 KS 13 KS 13 KS 13 NC MI 13 NC MI 13 MI MI 13 .MI MI 13 MI MI 13 MI MI 13 MI MI 13 MI MI 13 MI MI 13 KS 13 KS 13 NY NY 13 NY NY 13 NY NY 13 NY NY 13 AL VA 13 MO MO 13 KS 13 GER MO 13 GER MO 13 GER MO 13 KS 13 KS 13 KS 13 KS 13 �90 Name SULZEN, Theodor .SULZEN, (baby) CRIS~, '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, I so dory SPENCER, (baby) KIRK, Alex KIRK, David' KIRK, Gilbert KIRK, James KIRK,. William KIRK, Tiny PEKHAM, w. H. PEKHAM, Emma PEKHAM, Emma PEKHAM, Lauretta PEKHAM, Urana PEKHAM, William PEKHAM, Edward PEKHAM, Harrie PEKHAM, Rollins PEKHAM, (child) WALKER, Sam WALKER, Marie. WALKER, Oscar ke 3 '~i/4, 54 53 33 16 13 17 39 36 2 1/2 45 30 15 11 108 6 4 1 1/4 55 52 16 12 10 33 27 7 4 3/4 65 35 30 22 20 17 49 45 25 23 21 20 14 11 8 2 56 45 20 Sex Color Occu~ation M W M W M W Farmer F W F W M W F W F W M W Farmer F W M W F W M W Farmer F W F W F W M W M W F W F W F W M W M W Farmer F W M W M W F W M W Farmer F W M W F W F W M W Farmer M W Farmer M W Farmer M W M W F W M W Farmer F W F W F W F W M W M W F W M W M W M W Farmer F W M W Birth Where from to KS P§!:ge Place KS 13 KS 13 VA VA 14 PA VA 14 VA VA 14 VA VA 14 VA VA 14 VA VA 14 NJ NJ 14 NJ NJ 14 KS 14 KS 14 KY KY 14 KY KY 14 KY KY 14 KY KY 14 KY KY 14 KY KY 14 KY KY 14 KS 14 KS 14 KS 14 KY KY 14 KY KY 14 KS 14 KS 14 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 NJ .I1Y NY NY NY NY NY NY NY NY NY NY NY NY NY NY NY KS PA OH IL IL IL IL 14 14 14 14 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 �91 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) srUART, Joseph STUART, Elisabeth STUART, Melinda STUART, Joseph srUART, Sahra STUART, Abbigal srUART, James STUART, Marie srUART , Martha srUART, Marie STUART, Dirk STUART, Charles EPPERSON, Peter EPPERSON, Elam EPPERSON, Marie EPPERSON, Marie EPPERSON, Solomon srONE, Wm. E. *Mulatto Age 14 12 8 41 37 16 13 11 9 7 5 2 1/4 '55' 46 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 Occu~ation M W M W M W M W Farmer F W M W Farmer M W M W F W M W M W F W F W M W Farmer F W F W F W F W M W F W M W M W Farmer F W F W M W F W F W M W M W M W Mason F W M W M '*M Farmer F *M F *M M *M F *M F *M M *M Farmer F *M F *M F *M M *M M *M M W Farmer M W Farmer F W F W M W M W Farmer Birth Where from to KS P@:ge Place KS 15 KS 15 KS 15 MO MO 15 IL MO 15 KS 15 KS 15 KS 15 KS 15 KS 15 KS 15 KS 15 KS 15 GER IL 15 GER IL 15 KS 15 KS 15 KS 15 KS 15 KS 15 KS 15 SCOT IA 15 SCOT IA 15 KS 15 KS 15 KS 15 KS 15 KS 15 KS 15 SWE SWE 15 KS 15 KS 15 OH MI 16 NC MI 16 MI MI KS KS OH OH MI MI HI OH HI HI HI HI MI HI KY IN MI MI IN KY IN KS KS IN IL 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 �92 Name STONE, M. V. (U) STONE, Susanne miNCAN, William mINCAN, 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 GARRETT, Wesley GARRETT, Sahra CASWAY (COSWAY), Paul BARKER, Wm. BARKER, Rose BARKER, Sallie SWEDENBAUGH, P. SWEDENBAUGH, (baby) GLENN, Will,iam GLENN, Emilie GLENN, Benjamin GLENN, Marie GLENN, Margareth GLENN, Julia Age 18 1/2 35 23 6 3 1 64 60 26 22 1/2 11 48 36 16 13 10 9 7 5 1 48 10 13 48 So 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 Sex Color Occu~ation F W F W M W Farmer F W F W F W W F M W Farmer F W M W F; W F W F W M W Farmer F W M W M W M W M W M W M W F W F W F W M W M W Farmer F W M W F W M W F W M W M W M W M W F W M W M W Farmer F W M W M W Farmer F W F W M W F W M W Farmer F W M W F W F W F W Birth Where from to KS Place KS KS IN IN MO MO KS KS KS PA IN PA IN OH IN OH MI KS IN IN NY MO NY IRE KS KS KS KS KS KS KS IRE MO KS KS IRE IL IRE OH KS GER MO GER MO GER MO GER MO KS KS KS MO MO KS OH MO VA MO GER GER KS MO MO MO MO SWE SWE KS MO MO MO MO KS KS KS KS P~e 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 Ii' 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 �93 Name GLENN, William GLENN, Georg McCLANAHAN, John McCLANAHAN, A. M. McCLANAHAN, William McCLANAHAN, Elisabeth McCLANAHAN , Ellen McCLANAHAN, John McCLANAHAN, Franklin McCLANAHAN , M. A. McCLANAHAN, Nancy HAYDEN, James SHALM, R. SHALM, Cath. HOWARD, W. VOTAW, Th. VOTAW, Marie VOTAW, James VOTAW, 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, WIn. PENNINGTON, Carrie PENNINGTON, Walter PENNINGTON, Sahra PENNINGTON, Johnson BAHMEIER, G. BAHMEIER, Caroline BAHMEIER, Henry BAHMEIER, Charles BAHMEIER, Fred BAHMEIER, Kath Age 7 2 49 41 20 17 15 12 10 8 4 32 39 50 60 30 7 2 19 20 42 39 18 17 15 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 M W M W M W Farmer F W M W F W 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 Where from Place to KS P~e KS 17 KS 17 KY MO 17 IL MO 17 MO MO 17 KS 17 KS 17 KS 17 KS 17 KS 17 KS 17 MO Indian Terr. 18 ENG NY 18 ENG NY 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 �94 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, Hantippe 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, Sus sane WIZER, William Age 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 W Farmer M MO OH WF KS W F KS W M KS W M KS W F LA IRE Farmer W M LA IRE M W 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 M B KS B M KS B M KS B F KY TN F B KY TN F B VA IN M W Farmer MO MO F W KS F W M W M W -M W F W M W M W M KY MO W Farmer M W Farmer MO MO F MO MO W M W F W F W M W Laborer GER GER M W Laborer OH OH F W Farmer MO MO M W Laborer MO MO M W Laborer MO MO F W KS M W KS 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 �95 Age Name SHIRLEY, Elisabeth 66 SHIRLEY, Frank 22 PRATER, Jane 12 FUNKHOUSE, Peter 27 FUNKHOUSE, Ellen 27 FUNKHOUSE, Eddy 7 FUNKHOUSE, Nellie (Nettie) 5 FUNKHOUSE, Betty 3 FUNKHOUSE, Sahra 1 FITZPATRICK, Judith 60 FITZPATRICK, John 23 BULK, Molly 16 HENNESSY, John 31 HENNESSY, Miami 26 HENNESSY, Lennie 6 HENNESSY, Alexander 3 HENNESSY, (baby) 1/4 ILIFF, Ness 28 ILIFF, Etna 26 ILIFF, Electa 6 ILIFF, Harris 3 ILIFF, Benjamin 1 DARNO, Otto 28 WIZER, David 26 WIZER, Sahra 21 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 LEAMER, 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 Sex Color OccuEation -F M W F W M W F W M W F W F W F W F W M W Laborer F W M W Farmer F W F W M W M W M W Farmer F W F W M W M W M W Blacksmith M W Farmer F W M W M w M W F W M W M W M W Merchant F W F W M W M .W M W F W M W F W F W M W M -W Laborer F W M W F W F W M W M W Laborer F W M W Birth Where from Place to KS P~e MO 20 KY MO MO 20 MO MO 20 IN IN 20 IN IN 20 KS 20 KS 20 KS 20 KS 20 IRE NY 20 IRE NY 20 IRE NY 20 IRE IA 20 IN IA 20 KS 20 KS 20 KS 20 WI IA 20 WI IA 20 KS 20 KS 20 KS 20 GER MO 20 MO MO 20 MO MO 20 KS 20 OR MO 20 MO MO 20 MO MO 20 KS 20 KS 20 PA PA 21 PA PA 21 MO MO 21 KS 21 KS 21 KS 21 KS 21 KS 21 KS 21 KS 21 PA PA 21 PA PA 21 IN IN 21 KS 21 KS 21 KS 21 KS 21 OH IN 21 IRE IN 21 OH IN 21 �96 Name BANNISTER, Lizzie BANNISTER, Edward BANNISTER, John BANNISTER, Marie BANNISTER, Georg BANNISTER, Frank SHUK, David SHUK, Fannie FITTON, Lilly FITTON, W. F. FITTON, W. D. FITTON, Colorado SHUK, Edward CRISTIAN, W. CRISTIAN, Anna CRIST:riN, Thomas CRISTIAN, Samuel CRISTIAN, Maud CRISTIAN, William 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, Melissa BLUE, Mille BLUE, Blanch BLUE, J. B. BARTLEI'T, M. B. BARTLEI'T, E. H. BARTLEI'T, Frederika BARTLEI'T, Anna STAINES, Thos. STAINES, Ellen STAINES, Sabreth STAINES, Maggie STAINES, Thomas Age 14 13 11 7 5 3 55 38 14 12 10 8 2 48 40 ','20: 19' 15 9 6 2 38 40 8 5 4 2 49 44 9 57 58 23 48 73 56 16 20 20 3 1 18 40 31 8 3 65 60 31 30 16 Birth Where from to KS Page Sex Color Occu~ation Place F OH IN W 21 M W OH IN 21 M IN W OH 21 F W IN IN 21 M IN IN W 21 M W IN IN 21 M IN IN W Proffessor 21 F NY OH W 21 F KS W 21 M W KS 21 M W KS 21 F KS W 21 M W KS 21 M VA W Farmer MO 21 F W MO MO 21 M W MO MO 21 M W MO MO 21 F W KS-,' 21 " I ~'KS/ M; W 21 M W KS 21 M W KS 21 M W Farmer MO MO 22 F W PA OH 22 M W KS 22 M W KS 22 M W KS 22 M W KS 22 M W Farmer NY IL 22 F W PA PA 22 F W PA PA 22 M W Farmer OH OH 22 F W VA OH 22 F W OH OH 22 M W OH OH 22 M W Farmer KY IA 22 F W OH IA 22 M W OH OH 22 F W KS 22 F W IN IN 22 F W KS 22 F W KS 22 M W KS 22 M W Proffessor NY IA 22 F W PA IA 22 F W KS 22 F W KS 22 M W Farmer PA MO 22 F W PA MO 22 M W PA MO 22 F W PA MO 22 M W MO MO 22 " �97 Name STAINES, Isac L. STAINES, Julia BROWN, G. w. BROWN, Sabra 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 FERRIS, Thomas FERRIS, Marie FERRIS, Ellen FERRIS, 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 Age 12 10 .53 47 20 17 4.5 10 8 3 42 3.5 14 3 36 31 22 .5 2 1/4 3.5 30 .52 40 20 18 14 10 8 42 42 20 17 1.5 12 6 40 3.5 14 13 10 7 2 17 3Y 38 8 6 1/4 33 Birth Where from to KS P§ge Sex Color OccuEation Place 22 MO MO W M MO 22 ~. MO W IN 22 IN W Farmer M IN 22 VA W F IN 22 IN W M 22 KS W F WI 22 GER M W Farmer GER 22 GER W M 22 WI GER W F WI 22 GER M W OH OH 23 M W Agent OH OH 23 W F OH OH 23 W F OH OH 23 W M NY NY 23 M W Agent WI ENG 23 W F ENG ENG 23 F W KS 23 M W KS 23 M W KS M W 23 MO OH M W Minister 23 MO OH 23 F W MO 23 M W Shoemaker GER MO KY F W 23 KS M W 23 KS M W 23 KS M W 23 KS F W 23 KS M W 23 IN IRE M W Laborer 23 F W PA IN 23 IN OH M W 23 OH IN F W 23 IN IN F W 23 IN IN M W 23 IN IN M W 23 KY M W Doktor MO 23 F W KY MO 23 F W MO KY 23 M KY MO W 23 M W KY MO 23 M W KY MO 23 F W KS 23 F B KY MO 23 M' W Roadmaster OH IN 23 F W OH IN 23 M W KS 23 KS . F W 23 M W KS 23 M W Laborer CAN Cherokee 23 Nation �98 Name HOOD, Francis HOOD, Susanne HOOD, Emilie HOOD, Frank HOOD, Gertrude HOOD, Alvin HOOD, Wm. Cr. HOOD, (baby) RIDGWAY, W. RIDGWAY, Georgia RIDGWAY, John RIDGWAY, Flora RIDGWAY, (baby) SELLERS, A. A. SELLERS, Jane :'-', SEliLERS, 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 $AMPLES, Dan SAMPLES, Nancy SAMPLES, J. Edward SAMPLES, Rose SAMPLES, (baby) Age 60 56 29 27 22 13 2 1/4 29 32 5 3 1/2 66 62 13 47 32 13 8 7 43 33 7 5 1 57 43 20 16 14 12 9 7 49 42 22 20 18 12 8 33 28 5 3 28 23 6 2 1/4 Sex Color Occu~ation M W Farmer F W F W M W Farmer F W M W M W M W M W Dentist F W M W F W W M:-~ M W Minister F W F W M W Laborer F W M W F W M W M W Minister F W M W M W M W M W Millwright F W M W F, W F W M W F W 'M W M W Blaksmith F W M W Teacher M W Laborer F W M W M, W M W Minister F W M W F W M W Laborer F W M W F W M W Birth Where from Place to.KS P§!ge ENG MA 24 ME ME MA VA KS KS KS IA IL KS KS KS VA IN IA PA IA IA IA IA RI NY KS KS KS MD OH PA IN IN IN IN IN OH OH OH MO KS OH OH KS KS VA VA KY KS KS MA MA MA VA IA AR IA IA IL IA IA IA IA IA IL IL IN IN IN IN IN IN IN IN MO MO MO MO MO MO IA IA 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 24 24 24 24 25 25 :'~"25 KY KY KY 2-5 25 25 25 25 25 �99 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, Abiga11 /ROBERTS, Lucinda ROBERTS, Jakson 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, GeorgBURNS, Sahra BURNS, Ella BURNS, John BURNS, Samuel BURNS, Richard BURNS, Cora BURNS, Graham BURNS, William BURNS, Joseph Age 36 30 8 6 4 2 1/4 42 62 17 14 9 7 5 48 40 18 16 12 8 6 3 49 45 17 15 13 11 9 3 1/4 59 50 40 21 17 15 10 7 5 3 1 Copied by Pauline B. Elniff. Typed by Phyllis Bell. Sex M F M F M M M -M F M M F F M M F F M F M M M M F M M F ,F M M F M M F F M M M F M M M Color W W W W W W W *M *M *M *M *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 W W W W Occu~ation Laborer Laborer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Birth Where from to KS Place MO AR MO MO KS KS KS KS KS OH MI NC MI MI MI MI MI MI MI MI MI MI VA VA KS KS KS KS KS KS NJ NJ NJ NJ NJ NJ KS KS KS IN PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA KS KS VA VA MI NJ NJ NJ NJ NJ NJ IN PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA P~e 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 26 26 26 26 26 26 �100 QUERIES Queries are fee to members. They should state at least two facts to gain best results. Queries are also free to non-members, but must concern Kansas related ancestors of fifty years or earlier. GIBSON EASTERLING WOODARD HOLLOWELL DUGUID JENNINGS BOWMAN JAMES SEARL CLAPP HOUSE HESS Judy M. Sweets, l27~B Treetop Drive, Fayetteville, NC 28301. Would like to exchange information about Ambrose GIBSON, born circa 1807 in Alabama or S. Carolina. He married Lucinda ? and later lived in Mississippi. Need information about the parents of Sarah EASTERLING, born: circa 1831 in Mississippi. Mrs. Janet Reid, 13863 Kinbrook St., Sylmar, CA 91342. Seeking information on Luke WOODARD, born 18 Sept. 1825 in North Carolina, and his wife, Sarah HOLLOWELL, born 1 Sept. 1830 in Indiana. They were Quakers and had a farm in the village of Hesper, in Eudora Township, Douglas County, KS. I do not know when they moved to Kansas but probably in late 1860's or 1870's. In 1900 census they lived in Lexington Township, Johnson County, KS. Luke died in 1903 and Sarah in 1905. Goldie Van Nocker, 209 Map1ehurst BId., Battle Creek, .MI 49017. Searching to find a record of my father, Dr. George DUGUID. He graduated in 1898 from medical school in Kansas. Also searching for any information of George DUGUID, Jr. Left home at an early age and never came back. Would be around 70 years of age. Ilah Jennings Derrick, 333 Kansas, Lawrence, KS 66044. John JENNINGS born 19 Sept. 1804, Franklin, Pennsylvania, Jane BOWMAN. John was the son of Jacob. John's brothers sisters were: Rebecca, 1799; Morgan, 1800; Phoebe, 1802; 1803; Henry, 1808; Danial, 1810; Mary, 1812; Jacob, 1814; 1815; Zebulon, 1816. Exchange information. married and Sarah, Martha, Donald Vaughn, 1946 Barker, Lawrence, KS 66044. Searching for information on John JAMES born 1811 in New Hampshire, moved to McHenry County, IL about 1840 with his wife Mary A. Children: Abagail L. and George W. May have died in S.E. Kansas. James A. Cooper, 214 N. East St., Caledonia, Minn. 55921 Researching A.D. SEARL family, ·first surveyor of Lawrence, KS. Married Susan J. CLAPP. Daughter Ella A. SEARL married Lucious O. HOUSE of Topeka, 12 April 1883. Who were parents of Lucious HOUSE? Any information about SEARL or HOUSE family appreciated. Mrs. Grace Embers, 445 North St., Lawrence, KS 66044. Would>like material of any kind on the family of George and Margaretha HESS. They lived. in the early 1800's in Lancaster and Dauphin Counties of Pennsylvania. They are known to have had at least three children: Philip, George and Elizabeth baptized at Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church, Elizabethtown, Lancaster Co., PA. �101 MU(O)RRELL HANCOCK TULEY TUELIE TULY CHAPMAN BEERY GARDNER HILL RODGERS SHAVER SHAWVER B~ TUTCHER JAMES JENNINGS WATERMAN HOSKINS MIEIRS BENEFIEL TERPENING Mrs. Pauline B. Elniff, 820 Sunset Drive, Lawrence, KS 66044. Seek parents and birthplace of John TULEY (TUELIE,TULY) who married JudithHANCOCKMU(O)RRELL, daughter of Godfrey HANCOCK, 2 Nov. 1692 in Burlington, New Jersey. Mrs. Jean (Chapman) Snedeger, 1638 Rhode Island, Lawrence, Kansas 66044. Seeking descendants of William Robinhood CHAPMAN, sometimes called Robin, or Robert; wife: Mary. Robin was born in Tennessee about 1830; moved his family to Worth Co., Missouri about 1867, and to Columbus, Kansas in 1902. Known children: John; Mary; Lucinda; Rhoda; Matilda; William D.; Grover; Carrie. Jane M. Wiggins, 2020 Stratford Road., Lawrence, KS 66044. Need to locate descendants of Henry and Alice BEERY, who lived in Lancaster, Fairfield Co., Ohio in the early 1900's. Known children were: Nobel, born ca 1908 in Lancaster; Goldie and Silva. Mrs. Janet Reid, 13863 Kinbrook St., Sylmar, CA 91342. Seeking information on William GARDNER, born 19 Dec. 1807 in North Carolina, and died in 1881. His wife was Penelope HILL. Both were Quaker ministers. They did not have children.but raised their niece, my grandmother, Sarah Melvina GARDNER. They had a farm in the village of Hesper, in Eudora Township, Douglas County, KS and were there when Quantrill made his raid on Lawrence. Mrs. Grace Embers, 445 North St., Lawrence, KS 66044. Looking for information on the parents of Isab~lla RODGERS (1795-1891) who married George SHAVER (SHAWVER) 18 May 1816 in Greenbrier County, Virginia. Helen Starks Hendricks, 2425 Peppermint Drive, Modesto CA 95355. Looking for a copy of family history published 1953 with BEAMANTUTCHER lineage. Believed to have been written in Lawrence area. My grandmother was Annette Susan TUTCHER, b. 2 Feb. 1864. My great-grandmother was Susan Annette BEAMAN, b.24 Nov. 1841, and married Thomas H. TUTCHER, b. 19 March 1832. My great-greatgrandfather was Moses BEAMAN whose wife was Susan ? ,no dates. Donald Vaughn, 1946 Barker, Lawrence, KS 66044. Need information on George W. JAMES, b. New Hampshire 1838. Believed to have moved to Kansas from McHenry County after service in the Civil War. Butler Co.? Ilah Jennings Derrick, 333 Kansas, Lawrence, KS 66044. David JENNINGS born 1837 Venango County, Pennsylvania, married Daphne WATERMAN. Children: Ada, married ? HOSKINS; Nina, married ? MIEIRS; Margaret, married ? BENEFIEL; Milton Seth, married Rozella TERPENING at Washington, Kansas. Need 1850 census. �102 BANTA GARNER DUGUID GANTT McCANLASS McFARLANE WAGNON HERTEL UHLL BEASLEY MANNING BRUCE CRAMER DUNN CHAPMAN HASTINGS RIGGS John V. Banta, Jr.,2209 Kingston Drive, Lawrence, KS 66044 Seeking information on Sarah Elizabeth BANTA, b. 3- -1858 Versailles, Ind. Lived most of her life in and around Buffalo, Mo. Married a Spencer (Spence) GARNER in Missouri. He was born 9- -1847 in Mo. They had 7 children, namely: Sarah L., b. 2- -1884; Cullen H., b. 1- -1886; Needham M., b. 9- -1888; Effie M., b. 12- -1890; Mary M., b. 3- -1894 and William R., b. 10- -1895. All of the children were born in Missouri. I do not know the name of the seventh child. Cullen H. GARNER did live at one time near Harricon, Ark. Goldie Van Nocker, 209 Maplehurst Blvd., Battle Creek, MI Searching for information on my father Dr •. George DUGUID. a Dr. in Kansas 1898. 49017 Became Mrs. Robbie Neelley, 1908 East 19th St. #22, Lawrence, KS 66044 Would like to correspond with others researching the GANTT and McCANLASS surnames in NC; the McFARLANE surname in TN, and the WAGNON surname in KY, all in the early 1800's. Will reimburse postage and photocopy expenses involved with this query. Genevieve Hertel, 1606 N. 9th, Garden City, KS 67846 Need information about and parents of Christian Henry HERTEL, b. 1832 ~Vhen? \Vhere? d. Hanston, Hodgeman Co., Ks. Married Anna E. UHLL When? Where? Who were her parents? Mr. Willis H. Beasley, 919 Grandview Ave., Duluth, Minnesota 55812 Seeking information on Elizabeth BEASLEY MANNING, b. 3/27/1862 in Lancaster, KY, married Frank MANNING. Parents were George BEASLEY and Irene BRUCE of Hutchinson, Ks. and Uncle's were James S. BEASLEY and John BEASLEY of Lawrence. Elizabeth MANNING nicknamed Mollie lived in Lawrence and Caldwell, Ks. Would appreciate information on any of these people. Ilah E. Derrick, 333 Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Need information about Randolph CRAMER who was a Civil War Veteran and is buried in Haddam, Kansas. He married Mary DUNN. They came by train from Covington, Ky. Mrs. Jean (Chapman)Snedeger, 1638 Rhode Island, Lawrence, KS 66044 Seeking descendants of Millie (CHAPMAN) HASTINGS, born in Fincastle, Campbell Co., Tenn., in 1847. Parents: John C. and Orpha (RIGGS) CHAPMAN. Married in Terre Haute, Ind. 1865 to Thomas A. HASTINGS. Millie died ca 1928 in Pittsburg, Ks. Known children: Josie; Celia; Tuna; Della; Susan; Sam; Fred, and a stepson, .Charles HASTINGS. BAUGH HERTEL Genevieve Hertel, 1606 N. 9th, Garden City, KS 67846 Need information about and parents of Nicholas BAUGH, m. Mary HERTEL When? Where? Mary b. 1885 Munjor, Ellis Co., Ks., d. 1969 Denver, Colo. Were there children? SHELLY John V. Banta, Jr., 2209 Kingston Drive, Lawrence, KS 66044 Seeking information on Thomas Riley SHELLY and Thomas Ray SHELLY. Thomas Riley lived in Cork County, Ireland. �103 PURKEY HERTEL Genevieve Hertel, 1606 N. 9th, Garden City, KS 67846 Need information about and parents of Clarence PURKEY m. Mary A. HERTEL 1888 at Hanston, Hodgeman Co., Ks. Are there children? CRAMER COX DUNN NUTTER Ilah E. Derrick, 333 Kansas, Lawrence, KS 66044 Randolph CRAMER was married twice. The second wife was Mary DUNN. Known children were Elizabeth who married John COX of Haddam, Ks. Emma Jane married Joseph NUTTER of Hollenberg, Ks. Amy moved to Calif. Ruben and George lived at Haddam, Ks. William lived in Kansas City, Ks. BUTLER BRYSON Mrs. Jean (Chapman) Snedeger, 1638 Rhode Island, Lawrence, KS 66044 Need to find parents of Sarah Rebecca (BUTLER) BRYSON, born 1859 in Humboldt, Allen Co., Ks.; married Daniel Washington BRYSON in lola, Ks. in 1875; 4 children: Florence, 1876; Josie, 1881; Anna Belle, 1885; and Carrie, 1888. HERTEL HARTWIG DUGUID BAKER WIGGIN SNEDEGER BUTLER GORRELL MUSE BLAND PHILPS Genevieve Hertel, 1606 N. 9th, Garden City, KS 67846 Need information about and parents of Min~ie HERTEL, m. Herman B. HARTWIG 16 May 1888 at either LaCrosse or Alexander, Ks. Children? Goldie Van Nocker, 209 Maplehurst Blvd., Battle Creek, MI 49017 Looking for information on my brother George DUGUID, jr. Born about 1912 in Kansas and left home at a very early age and never returned. Jane Wiggins, 2020 Stratford Rd., Lawrence, KS 66044 Seeking information on Priscilla BAKER, b. 15 Sept. 1834, Uniontown, Fayette Co., PA, d. 26 Dec. 1918, Lawrence, Douglas Co., Ks.; m. Dudley H. WIGGIN 22 April 1859, Kansas City, Mo. Death certificate states that her father was C. BAKER. She may have resided in Iowa before 1859. Mrs. Jean (Chapman) Snedeger, 1638 Rhode Island, Lawrence, KS 66044 Need proof of parents of James SNEDEGER, born: Bath Co., Ky., 1827; Married: 1st to Sarah BUTLER; 2nd to Martha GORRELL, both marriages in Bath Co., Ky. Came to Kansas about 1870. 10chi1dren by 2nd wife, at least one child by first marriage. Some born in Rice County, Ks., some in Kentucky. James died 1896 in Rice Co., Ks. Mrs. Robbie Neel1ey, 1908 East 19th St., #22, Lawrence, KS 66044 Who were the parents of James MUSE and his wife Sophia, born in VA, lived in Cumberland Co., NC in the mid-1700's? Will reimburse postage and photocopying expenses involved with this query. Genevieve Hertel, 1606 N. 9th, Garden City, KS 67846 I have several memorials for Alta Rebecca (BLAND) PHILPS, born 28 April 1861 Zanesville, Ohio, died 29 May 1947, Garden City, KS. Also other assorted clippings about her family. In interested, send SASE. � 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.) 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Title A name given to the resource The Pioneer, Vol. 6, No. 2: Fall 1982 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 6 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.) 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" ,; �:;-;.:::- .' - _: ... •• 0.;. vot.' \ VI No. 3;; Til P161111, ),' ,\ " ,!"I, . \'.r , " .y-,--- - :;. . .- - . . .:~r-- - -. .,. . ,~::) .. Published QUarterly By: .~ - . ......... ' . 1)ougtas CountH Genealogical Societg P.o. BOX 3664 .,",_ LAWRENCE , KANSAS 66044 �Lawre~ce Revised Ordinances 1880 (Lawrence Publl.°c LOb )" Ordl.nance No 57· S 6 Th l. rary west of the ce~te~ o;cMar·lan~t all that portion of the city lying shall constitute the Fifth Ward~treet and north of the Kansas river, Map taken from 1873 Plat and Atlas Book The Douglas County Genealogical Society is a non-profit organization with regular scheduled meetings the second Tuesday night of each month, 7:30 P.M., meeting place to be announced. Afternoon meetings are held, if possible, and occasional area tours. An annual public workshop is held to help in research. Membership fees are $7.50 single, $8.50 family. The fiscal year is from July 1 to June 30 of the following year. �"THE PIONEER" Published Quarterly by: The Douglas County Genealogical Society P. O. Box 3664 Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Vol. VI, No. 3 Winter 1983 Contents Page President's Letter • . . . . . . . 104 List of Library Donations, 1982 105 Bible Records - Salsman 106 Bible Records - Hammer. 107 Douglas County Marriages, 1870 . . 108 Explanation of Rural Mail Delivery & Uncollected Letters. ll7 List of Uncollected Letters, August 1857 . . . . . ll8 Eudora City Cemetery Record (continued) 1901-1921 .... 121 Lawrence Meeting of Friends Marriage Record, 1871-1897 . . 132 C. W. Smith Mortuary Record, 1890-1907, Elliott to Gerhart . . 135 Webber Autograph Book . . 140 Stull Wedding Anniversary Notice. . 142 Kansas Census 1875, Lawrence, Ward 5. . 143 Queries . . . 156 ****** Officers, 1982-1983 President - Donald Vaughn Vice-President - Jean Snedeger Secretary - Jane Wiggins Treasurer - Dorothy Wiggins Librarian - Wilma Vaughn Editor - Grace Embers Genealogist - Ilah Derrick �104 PRESIDENT'S LETTER In looking back over the years since I it seems genealogy has changed from a hobby for many. The number of people involved in low until the last ten years. A tremendous with both good and bad effects. have been involved in genealogy, for most of us to a big business genealogy had remained relatively growth has taken place since then The good effects? Many town, county and state genealogical societies have been formed, most publishing quarterlies and newsletters concerning their areas of interest. This has been a great help to searchers.in distant areas. Many genealogical publishing companies have begun business offering a wealth of books and data on most areas of the country. Numerous charts and filing systems and how to do it books are available. Several magazines such as the "Genealogical Helper" have been helpful to many. Professional genealogists are more than willing to help you for a fee. Workshops and conferences large and small offer speakers on a wide variety of subjects. Computers are being used to increase the ease of record keeping and retrieval. Bad effects? Some county courthouse officials refuse to help genealogists in any way, or .very grudgingly, because they are too busy or their records have been stolen. Some professional genealogists turn out to be not so professional. Some do not render the service paid for. Organizations such as "Beatrice B. Bailey" prey on the unsuspecting genealogist. The economic situation has limited some library services. Some such as Kansas City, Mo. are charging a user fee. The federal government has eliminated interlibrary loan of microfilmed census records and reduced other service. To use our time and money wisely, we need to be aware of what is offered for our use by libraries, societies, family associations, publishers, etc. If we plan to use a professional, choose with care and investigate thoroughly. Talk to other genealogists--they are more than willing to share ideas. Finally, do not take genealogy too seriously, but have fun. Sincerely, f)~~ President NEW ****** r~EMBERS AKIN, Dorothy, R.R. 2, Lawrence, KS 66044 843-7651 BROWN, Justyn, 2024 New Hampshire, Lawrence, KS 66044 843-6588 EVERETT, Evelyn, F.C.B. Tower # 143, Corpus Christi, TX 78477 GABRIEL, Mrs. Harold, Rt. 1, Eudora, KS 66025 542-2308 HAGEN, Mrs. Gean, 916 8th Ave., Grinnell, IA 50112 LONG, Mrs. Fern, Box 125, Eudora, KS 66025 542-2243 PARKER, Mrs. Martha, Route 2, Box 99, Overbrook, KS 66524 748-9836 RIEDEL, Kolean, P.O. Box 594, Wellsville, KS 66092 913-883-4639 ROSS, Joanna Harmon, 805 N. 5th St., David City, NE 68632 SEDLACK, Ramona, 1500 East 25th Terrace, Lawrence, KS 66044 841-0411 Change of Address: COTTER, Dennis J., 1162 Rockport Ct., Columbus, OH 43220 �105 BOOKS AND PUBLICATIONS PRESENTED TO THE DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY LIBRARY IN 1982 Rural Schools "and Schoolhouses of Douglas County, Goldie Piper Daniels, presented by Miss Dorothy Clarke, April, 1982. The Connecticut Nutmegger, March 1970 (vol. 3, No.4) through March 1982 (vol. 14, No.4), donated by Dr. &Mrs. Thomas Gorton, June 1982. The New England Historical & Genealogical Re. ister, January 1968 (#485) through October 1974 512, donated by Dr. &Mrs. Thomas Gorton, June 1982. Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Illinois, Revised by Brigadier General J. N. Reece, Adjutant General, Vol. I, II, III, IV, V, VI, VII, VIII, donated by The Friends of the Lawrence Public Library, Fall, 1982. Genealogies of Pennsylvania Families, from the Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine Vol. I, II, III. Donated by Dr. &Mrs. Thomas Gorton, Jean Snedeger, Grace Embers, and Don & Wilma Vaughn. Shenandoah Co. Virginia Marriage Bonds, compiled by Bernice ~.1. Ashby, donated by Ward Thompson. Frederick County,Virginia,Marriages by Eliza Timberlake Davis, donated by ~!a rd Thompson. West Virginia Estate Settlements, compiled by Ross B. Johnson, donated by Ward Thompson. Virginia Wills and Administrations 1632-1800, Clayton Torrence, donated by Ward Thompson. Washington County Pennsylvania, Commemorative Biographical Record, published Chicago: J.H. Beers &Co. Donated by Ward Thompson. A History of Shenandoah County, Virginia, John W. Wayland, Ph.D. Donated by ~.Jard Thompson. Index to Shenandoah Valley Pioneers &Their Descendants, T.K. Cartmell, Clerk of 01 d County Court. Donated by t~ard Thompson. Shenandoah Valley Pioneers and Their Descendants, A History of Frederick Co., Virginia, T. K." Cartmell, Clerk of the Old County Court, donated by Ward" Thompson. Kansas Council of Genealogical Societies 7th Annual Meeting, June, 1981. Some of the topics: Ill. Research, Ind. Research, Ky., Pa. Research, and Irish and Scottish Research. Presented by Don & Hilma Vaughn. Vinland - Area History and Methodist Episcopal Church of Vinland, Kansas, 1864-1982, by Anne E. Hemphill. Presented by Mary Jamison, Oct. 1982. New England Historic Genealogical Register, Vol. 129 (1975)-Vol. 132 (1979). Rhode Island Genea10gical Register, Vol. 1 (1978)- Vol. 4 (1982). The Dutchess-Dutchess Co. Genealog"ical Society, Vol. 2(1974) through Vol. 4 (1978), presented by Thomas Gorton, Nov. 13, 1982. --Wilma Vaughn, Librarian �106 \ I SALSMAN FAMILY BIBLE Mrs. Shirley Herbert, 153.3 Harper, Lawrence, Kansas 66044, has submitted photocopies of 6 record pages from "~ great great grandparents". The title page reads:' The Complete Domestic Bible published by N. D. Thompson & Co., st. . Louis, Mo. The record is written in many different handwritings. The Bible is in the custody of Nell Shipman in Union City, Tennessee. Place of Birth Date of Birth William SALSMAN Grason Co Ken. Charity SALSMAN Grason Co Ky December 17th 1805 May 11th 1810 E. W. KERR Christin Co. Ill. Camden Co. Mo. Linn Creek,. Mo. Linn Creek, Mo. Name Ida A. KERR Audrey SHIPMAN Nellie COXEN children Phyllis SHIPMAN Linn Creek Mo Pauline SHIPMAN Linn Creek Mo William C. HAIRSTON JR. Phyllis SHIPMAN children I William Michael Roswell, New HAIRSTON Mex. Sharon Lynn Roswell, New HAIRSTON Mex. William H. ALLEN JR. Pauline SHIPMAN children William Kelly ALLEN Culver City Calif Alta Denise ALLEN DeSota, Mo. (next page) J. A. COOK Washington Co. Ohio E. J. COOK Camden Co. Mo children Laura Ella COOK William R. COOK Abraham COOK J. ? Allen COOK John M. COXEN Nellie J. COXEN Miller Co Missouri Camden Co. Mo Miller Co. Mo. Camden Co. Mo. Camden Co Mo. Camden Co Mo. Date of Death Date of Marriage April 21 1882 September 3rd 1828 September 3rd 1828 July 12 1903 April 24 1885 July 9 1892 July 11 1890 Feb. 17 1918 Feb. 17 1918 " November 1st 188? January 2 188? June 23 '63 Dec 8 1918 Aug 21 1924 June 10 1945 Oct 12, 1947 Nov 8, 1949 July 22, 1944 May 10, 1945 Mar 15, 1947 December 15th 1852 November 23rd 1848 May 1st 1878 March 28 1880 January 25, 1883 March ? Jan 1st 1888 July 11th 1890 February 22nd 1877 November 10 1886 Jan 15 1932 February 12th 1883 July ? Dec 31 1897 ? Dec 22 1963 �107 SALSMAN FAMILY BIBLE (can't) (next page) BIRTHS Wm SALSMAN born December the 17th 1805 Charity SALSMAN born May the 11th 1810 Catharine SALSMAN born February 2 1832 John B. SALSMAN born May 24th 1834 Samuel W. SALSMAN born Oct 27th 1836 George W. SALSMAN born Oct 16th 1839 Wm. R. (B?) SALSMAN born February 7th 1843 Jesse W. SALSMAN born Sept 12, 1845 Elizabeth Jane born Nov 23, 1848 Alexander SALSMAN born August the 17th 1851 Eme1y STRONG born Oct the 21 day 1850 John STRONG born 8 day of January 1853 Irena A. STRONG borned the 5th day of June AD 1855 Samuel Wm SALSMAN born Nov the 29th 1865 George R~ SALSMAN was bornd February the 15 1868 William? SALSMAN born Nov. 28th 1868 Samuel SALSMAN born Sept 3rd 1879? S Laura E. COOK borned May 1st 187? James M? SALSMAN borned Sept 24th ? (next page) MARRIAGES Catharine maried January 28th 1849 S. W. SALSMAN mried March the 9th 1865 John B. SALSMAN maried Nov the 23th 1865 Jesse D SALSMAN maried May the 1st 1867 George W SALSMAN married Jan 2nd A.D. 1868 to Nancy E. Spierman Alexander C. SALSMAN was married February the 21, 1878 (next page) DEATHS Father SALSMAN deceased February the 3 day 1849 Mother deceased May the 12th 1852 Samuel W SALSMAN Murderd ? ?? 21 1865 HAMMER FAMILY BIBLE Maxine "Moore" Hougland, Rt. 1, Box 153C, Perry, Kansas 66073, tel. (913) 597-5969, submitted a handwritten record from "my husband's Grandmother's Bible." Fredrick William HAMMER Prairie Center, Kans. B. Sept 13 1872 D. Dec 3 1914 Prairie Center, Ks married Feb 12, 1902 Olathe, Ks. Johnson Co. Ethel OSHEL B. July 22, 1874 Prairie Center, Ks Johnson Co. D. Mar 24, 1961 Baldwin City, Ks. married by Squire Long witness Otto Hammer Lillie Hale, brother & sister of the couple [one child born to Fredrick W. HAMMER & Ethel Oshel HAMMER] Rachel Harriett HAMMER B. June 26 1903 Prairie Center, Ks. Typed by Jan Elder �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANS~ MARRIAGE RECORDS-1670 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, Viv.lan Clough, and Mar:v Jamison. Bridegroom ALCORN, James M. ALLEN, Charles, B. ALIEN, George o. ANDERSON, Daniel W'. ANDERSON, Gustat.t ASSMAN, Joseph BAILEY, Isaiah N. BALCH, Tenney BATTERSON, Henry BE.LL, Isaac BENJAMIN, Nathan BERRY, George W. BIBElRr, Frank J. BalTZENHOFER,Frank BLACK, Charles A. BLUNT, Benjam1.n BOOHER (BOOKER) ,WIn. 0. BOYCE;, Jonathan T. BRADIm', Lewis BROOKS, Jesse L. BRGtDJ~l:Robert -A. BROWN, William BROWN, Willi8l1l BRUCKMULLER, otto BULLARD, _yosepn' BIRMINGHAM, Jarnes BURl'RAND, Richard BURLINGAME, M. J. BURNS, Patrick ~',George D. CAREI', George W. =CAVANESS,' Charles; Date Bride SOUTH, Elizabeth BROWN, Emili F. COLE, Josephine BENSON, -Mari E. NORDEEN i Karl. GUNTNER, ~ZEt GASKILL, Mary--R. IRASON, Kugena PHENICIE ' --A .......... M WARD, Julia A~ ME.USSER, Elizabeth GREEN, Matilda -BAURIE, Catherine--SCHINDLER ,- -Adelgunda DUNBER, Marilda: HOLLOWAY ,Mary CLARK, Mary B. FURS, Amanda- -- -WINnFIELD, Mary TURLE!', Naricy F. GRAHAM, Mary M.(or E,.) MADDOX, -Marla ' SHIRIEY, -Elizabeth SPARR, AugUsta: LINDIE.Y, Emnia:MALON!, Catherine WILKINSON, Abbie - MC KINNEY, Mary A. BRENNEN; Hanora, JACKSON, Eliza: A. GILLILAND, Samantha R. ,~. WILLIAMS, Mary A. & Place if other than Lawrence 2 Dec' 1670 27 Mar 1670 21 June 1670 3 NoV 1870' in Eudora-, Ks. 30 JUly 1870 27 Oct 1870 9 Nov 1870 4 July 1870 1 'Oc-t 1670 31 Dec 1870 24 AUg 1670 at Clinton, Ks • T'SePt; 1670 31 Aug 1870 - 9 Jtine-1870 at Eudora, Ke. 2-Aug-1670 26 NoV 1870 24 Feb-1870 at Prairie City, Ks. 6 Nov 1870 at Big Spring, Ks. 26 Dec 1870- --13 Apr 1670, married Jefference Co. 22 Feb 1670 Ks. 27 Nov 1670 15 Dec"1670 9 Apr 1870 20 Oct "1870 9 oct 1670 1 Nov 1670 15 Dec 1870 20 Nov 1870 28 Dec 1870 in Franklin Co. Ks. 17 Nov 1870 24 Feb 1870 in Franklin Co. Ks. Officiant Rev. C. H. Lovejoy Rev. Richard Cordley Rev.W. A. Starrett Charles Pil1a,J. P. Owen A. Bassett,P. J. James M. Hendry,P.J. E.lder H. G. Murch James.M. Hendry,P.J. James M. Hendry,P.J. Rev. V. M. King Rev. Walter-Oakley ChaS.Chadwick,J. P. James M. Hendry,P. J. Father John Pichler Rev. I. T. Hull Chas.Chadw1ck,J.P. Rev. J. E. Bryan Rev.Henry M. Greene Rev. Dudley Lee Rev. Jule s L. WilliSIll$ James; M. H@ndry,P.J. Rev. T. W. Henderson Chas.Cbadwick,J.P. Chas. Cbadw1ck,J. P. E. McKey, J. P. Rev. J.F .Cunningham James M.Hendr,y,P.D. Rev.William Sharman Rev.John F • Cunningham J. C. Hughes, J. P. Chas .Chadwick,J.P. Rev.R. L. Harford �Bridegroom CEDENBORG, N. H. CELLAR, John' CHACKmY, William CHAPMAN, E'dward CHRISTENSEN, Andrew CLARK, Hiriam N. com, Wesley N. COlEMAN, William COLLINS, JOM A. CONANT, John W. CONROY, A. H. COOK, David A~ -COl'TINGHAM, John CO~'-i C. L. COVEY, Kezeld.ah COWGILL, J. W~­ CRAFr, _WillialiC CRAWFORD, Henry CBOUGH..{,[J Patrick CURLE,T, George DAGNER, JaMes; H. DAVIS, Arthur G. D.-mON:j I; O. F. ~Roderick John DELFS, John DENEEN, Timoth;r DKUBIE, JOM DINNUN, John DEDmAUl'U'l, DOOM, J. C. DOREN, Peter EATON, R. W. EDGERTON, Charles EDSON, L. H~ EDWARDS, John GAINES (GAINS) ,Esquire ? ESTES, John J. ~V1\~rge H. Douglas, County, Kansas, Marriage ~cords-1870-Cont fd Bride Date & Place other than Lawrence ENGGUIST , Olivia TANNER, Rebecoa J. WADE, MalY J. GOSS, Sarah ELFSON, Greda SHEPHERD HOLBRDOK, Myra E. MOORE, Clara" OVERHOLSER, Martha J. UMBARGER, nice FISHER, Iqdia E,. TH01.fl'SON, IQdia Ann KILCOYN, Mari -Me CALL, - Ame-rica ELDRIDGE.~ -Adeline STILL, MarUShaCORDER, --H8rr1et WREN, Mary IE.AHEY;~(lE:~), Mary MOORE:, E;llen RICHARDS; Victoria A. DAVIS, Martha P. MOORE, Ada - "LERLY (lEAHY), Julia PURCELL, EllEInBONESS, Augusta J - - - HEARD, Anna C. HEINTZ, Magda1ina CONNOR, Mary DEAN, Jennie WALi\CE:, Martha- -A. VAN TRIES,-Anna L. HARRELL, Mary , THOMPSON, -Eme line S .E:. BROWN, Rachel'MARVIN, Minerva GRIFFITH ,"Eveline IiAEER,Susa 22 Dec 1870 Oct 1870 21 Aug 1870 18 Sept 1870 3 M~ 1870 " 2& Feb 1870 in Franklin Co. Ks. 7 July 1870 2 Mar 1870 23 Oct 1870 19 Apr 1870 in Clinton, Ks. 8 Sept 1870 -, 18 Sept 1870 at Big Springs, Ks. 21 Dec 1870 22 Sept 1870 at Lecompton, Ks. 26 Feb '1870 6 Dec-1870 at Baldwin City, Ks. 14 Dec 1870 20 Apr 1870 7 Nov-1870 14 Feb-'1870 4 Oct 1870 5 Api'-1870 12 Apr 1870 8 May 1870 29 Jan - '(LicenSe date) 7 June 1870 in E,udora, Ks. 40ct'1870 22 Nov 1870 9 July (License-date) 29 Mar 1870 at Clinton, Ks. 19 Feb 1870 27 Dec 1870 at Baldwiri City, Ks. 30 Nov 1870 at BlOOmington, Ks. 27 Jan 1870 4'July 1870 30 Apr 1870 4 Aug 1870 22 Dec 1870 at Topeka, Ks. 15 Officiant Rev. Henry B.Belmer James M. Hendry,P.J. Rev. Ezra Johnson 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. Ra.vmond Father J.F.Cunningham Rev. Milton M. 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 .Griffing C. H. Lovejoy Rev.J.F.Cunningham Rev. Rev. Christian Haas E;. McKee, J. P. Chas.Chadwick, J.P. Rev.Andrew stout James M. Hendr,y,P.J. Rev. V. M. King Rev. Andrew Stout ReV.JoM S. Brown James M. Hendry ,P.J. Rev .Thos;.W.Heng.erson~, James M.Hendry;P.J. Rev.W. O.Kitsinger, (Kritsinger) I-' o \.0 �oW Bride&room Douglas Count1) Kansas Marriage Racer ds-1870-Cont t~' Bride Date & Place other\!"Ghan Lawrence FARIS, Charles;A. FARRAR, Oliver P. FINIEY, George ' FINlEY, William FLORAY, Jolm FORLVARD,' H*\~1,n FREDERICKSON, Anthony GARDENER, David GARVIN, Joseph S. GILGBS, Laban GILI..El'T, Frank E:. GmNAN, Edward ~;\: William GRAY, William W. GUNTZ (GRUNTZ) ,Francis I. HAD~Y, Charles,F. HAEBERLEIN,' G. H. O. HAME.RT, John IW-ETT, Charlie HAMMILL, Robert E. HARTTMAN, Montz HENNESY, Jolm HIART, Andrew M. , HICKS, Janies· HOLMES, Charles H. HOLMES, David ' HUBBERT, William H. HUDDLESTON, Eli HULL, I. T. JAMES, 'Charles A. JAY, John C~ , JOHNSON, Charles JOHNSON ,John JOHNSON, Washington JOHNSON, William B. WALKER, Frances L. CURRY, Lucy A. HIGLEY, Rosie 'IWtJ~IG, Mary SIPES, Jane FARRAR, Kittura, LARSON, Anna, CLARK, Mary MOORE;, Sarah E. HAGUE, tibbie A. BROWN, AnnaF. CAVEGER, Jarie ROTHFOTT; Christina CLARK, Eliza E. ELDRID<E, EInrn8.' CRONKHITE:, babe lle S. WYlER, Sophia ' , HAzan (HARoorT) ,Maria , (Mary) WRINKlE, Pollie GALLAGHER, Sue'M. STACKFLETH;"Ida DUMM&R, E.lizabeth- , -' , SVINSDOTTER; 'Benedicta WILLIAMS, "Louis a MARTIN, Mar.Y " SMART, Caroline ~, CRITCHFIEID, Louisa HAl'1MACK, Eliza B. STICKEL, Ailg1e -FgARSON,'RSbecc&E. CRANE" Jos'ephine WARE., Charity JOHNSON, 'Sophia BROWN, Iqdia Aim FITSHU&, Fannie 27 Jan 1870 15 Oct 1870 26 July 1870 at Baldwin City, Ks. ' 12 Sept 1870 19 July 1870 at Lecompton, Ks. 2 Oct 1870 7 Dec 1870 9 Feb 1870 at Palmyrao, Ks. 3 Nov 1870 7 Dec 1870 at Baldwin City, Ks. 7 June 1870 22 Feb 1870 1 July 1870 13 Oct 1810 22 Sept 1870 15 Sept 1870 15 Feb 1810 3 May 1870 at Eudora, Ks. Officiant Rev.Andrew Parsons E. Me Kee, J. P. Rev J. E. Bryan ~ James M. Hendr,y,P.J. Rev. M. N. Haun K. Mc Kee, J. P. Rev.Henry B. Be L'TlEIr Rev. Chas. J • Love joy Rev. J. C. Herron Rev. J. K. 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 M. Ellis James M. Hendr,y,P.J. Father John Pichler 18 Sept 1810' Ks. James M.Hendr.Y, P.J. 13 Oct 1870 at Willow Springs township Rev. J eE. Bryan 27 Mar 1810 at Deer' Creek, Ks. Rev Christian Berner 3 Feb 1810 at Lecompton, Ks. Rev. A. A. Sellers 10 Jan 1810 Rev.Richard Cord1ey 31 July 1870 Rev. Hector Barker 24 nee ,1810 Rev. Dudley Lee 14 Dec 1870 Rev. Dudley Lee 27 Jan 1810 Rev. Martin Seiler 21 Jan 1870 Rev.James S.Griffing 20 JUly 1870 at Padinia,Brownl,Co.Kse Rev. W~ K. Marshall 30 Dec 1870 Rev. Joseph Iliff 6 Apr 1810 Rev. J .C.He~ono " '" 'n 13 Mar 1870 Rev.TliOs;'W.~~JrOii:," 11 Jan 1870 Rev. A. W'. Dahlsten 10 Nov 1810 Rev. Dudley Lee 21 Dec 1810 Rev. Dudley Lee I-' I-' o �Bridegroom Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1810-Cont'd Bride Date & Place other than Lawrence JONSEN, Ivan John KAUB, Joseph KELLEY, Dr. J. M. KNOX, Jordan KUDER, Edw:ln, LAMB, John E. LASH, Alexander H. LASTER, Allen lEE, Thomas I&'CHIDR, TllOmas LIEBAN, William ANDERSON, Louisa STUDEBAKER, Hannah MEDILL, C. N. COLMAN, Ellen NELSON, Jane Willett LACKHEAD, ere_ssie JENTRY, Jerinetta BERRY, Rachel CLARK, Sar8h H. CREGG, AnnaDULENSKE:, ~~seph1ne LINDQUIST, Oliver N. LOGAN, William MADDEN, Richard A. MARX, Joseph MASON, Levi P. - MATTHEWS, William T. MESENHIMElR, William LAUSSEN, Nellie CLARK, Margaret WILKINSON, Martha L. KELlERMAN, Mary ROBINSON,-EMel1e H. FULTZ, Mary E. BOND, Cina -, HILLAOOSS, E.va F. CLARK, EJ.iza HART, Mary E:. -THOMPSON, CaiTie J. KELLOGG, Mary E. DAVIS, Susan PECKHAM, Urana ROGERS, Alvin HUNTER, Malinda MOSSER, Mary A. OLSON, - MargrethS ORR, Mrs. Sopliia . MILLER, Lewis F. MILLER, Nathan MILlS, Levi M. MULlEN, John W. _ MIER, William V~ ~ ELROY, WilliamMe ILVAINE, J. J. Me KFlNZm, Gshe Me WILLIAMS, Doc NAIlELHOFFER, -William NELSON, Charles NOLAN, Charles W. NUTTING, Melvin O'NEAL, HElIlrY OULSON, Gustavus PARCELS, John W; PARSONS, William ~'!'TQ:tl,_JohnF • PETERSON, Lewis 30 Aug 1810 , June 1810 21 Dec 1810 10 Nov 1810 2, Apr 1810 21 Feb 1810 26 Mar 1810 (license date) 2 June 1870 13 Feb '1810 at Perry, Ks. 4-Mar-1810 29 Aug 1810 29 Oct 1810 28 Nov 1810 12 Nov 1810 11 Nov 1810 in Eudora, Ks. 29 May 1810 11 Sept 1810 6 Mar 1810 13 Oct 1810 13 Sept 1810 29 Sept 1810 21 MeW 1810 16 Sept 1810 14 Aug '1810 1 May 1810 31 Jan 1810 11 Apr 1810 10 Mar 1810 Ii Dec -1810 11 Feb 1870 PIERETT, S-arah ~. 24 Mar 1810 BASS, Jenn1.e 11 Apr 1870 in Brooklyn, Ks. OULSON, Chr:iStina Louisa 4 Mar ~1870 RESIGER, Maggie A. 8 Nov 1810 PHELPS, ROsie 11 Aug 1810 TEFFl', Mary- J. 3 Mar 1810 ANDERSON, Margaret 24 Dec 1810 Officiant Rev. H.B.Belmer Rev.Peter'Brubaker Bev. D. 11. Moore James M.Hendr,y,P.J. James M. Hendry,P. J • James M. Hendr,y,P.J. Rev. Gabriel Gra.r A. D. H~es;, J.P. Rev.R.B.Robison Father Felix P. Swembergh Rev. Hanry B. Belmer Rev. Dudley Lee Rev.Henry B.Belmer Fathe rJohn Pichler Rev. William Shannan Chas Chadwiek,J. P. SiltS Bond, J.P. Rev H. D. Healey Rev. -Dudley Lee E. Me Kee, J. P. Rev. R. L. Hartord Rev.Elder H.Aurber Rev. Richard Cordley James M.Hendr.Y' ,P. J. Chas.Chadwiek, J.P. Rev.Dudley Lee S.V. Mc Kelson (1) Chas. Chadwiek,J.P. Rev.Robert L.Hartord Rev.Frank M. Ellis Rev. Dexter Tucker Rev. H.B. Belmer Rev.Helll'Y' B.Belmer' James M. Hendry,P.J. Rev. Ezra Johnson -, James M. Hendry,P.J. I-' I-' I-' �Bridegroom Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1870-Cont I d Bride Date & Place other than Lawrence JiE.'rERsoN, Srante Adolph PHILLIPS', Daniel PIERCE:, Charles. D. PIERCE;, Mortimer L. PLOUGHE., Isaac S •. RABOtJRNE;, John C. RAISTON, Robert ,:.- -'~~'.:~_:~.-~~ ",§,;:~.~~-:.-t-.~;~_~~.RARIDON, Charles REECE:, Jess.e C. RliJED. Lem~l L. lq~~~~~, Cyrus RIPlEY , J,~ D. ROSSI, Andrew ~J Williani F. RUSSELL, William H. SELER, George ".. " SAYERS (SAWYER) ,Gardner G. SCHNIEDER, Heriry: SERVICE, Peter" W. SCHINDLER, Richard SHOWALTER, Jacob SHULTZ, F. W~ . SKAGGS, Michael SMAIES, Alfred SrrrTH, R.R. SMITH, George SMITH, James SNYDER (SCHNEIDER),Joseph smmJEtRr;. .' rt. John ST~NTON, Albert L. S'l'EW'ARl', A'lexander STIRELY, Danie 1 STOUT, Amos· STUBBS, James SUTTER, _Robert SYKES, Henry BElB.CMAN, AugUsta OWEN, Mary J. CHAMBERLAIN, Mary B. SPICER, Lucinda ELIAS, Margaret A. MC COACH, "Maggie ~, Sarah Isabelle . (Isabell) MARTIN, Pnoebe J. PETTIT, Ella ROTHWELL-, 'Sarah E. ALIEN, Ce1a- -ELLISON, Mattie COOLEY, Belle " SCHULTZ, Elizabeth TYLER, Mary-G'~-" BASEMAN,-LOUisa BROWN, Frances OWENS, F a.nnY . MARSHALL, MollieBRITTON, Margaretta LAvJRENCE., Ellen P'UL_ (POWL) ,Olivia an BROWN, Sus WIICOXEN, Mary CROUCH, Martha Is abel DEXLER (DREXLER) ,Mary HARVEY, CatheriIla WEIBFlL, Mart-MASSEY, Eliza' HADlEY, Harriet M. LOGAN, Maria KRAFT, CarolinEi WADSWORrH, Emma LINSIEY; Maria L. HAlE;, S'arah L. KELLY, Sarah Officiant 6 Dec 1810 B. Mc Kee,J. P. )0 Mar 1810 in Eudora, Ks. Charla s Pilla,J.P. )0 Nov 1870 Rev. T. W.Greene 2 Apr 1810 Chas. Chadw1ck,J.P. 8 May" (Apr.1) 1810 in Jefferson Co.Ks. Rev. S.Weaver 22: Sept 1810 at Clinton, Is. Rev. Andrew Stout 9 Apr 1810 Jesse MCKenney,J.P. 1.5 Dec 1810 at Eudora, Ks. 10 Nov 1810 )0 Jan 1870 11 Oct-1810 1 Dec 1870 -" 11 OC"t 1810 at Kanwaka, Ks. 6 Mar 1810 24 Nov 1870 in"Vinlarid; Ks. I) Sept 1870 in Eudora, Ks. 31 May 1870 1 Apr' 1810 22 Nov 1810 . 28 Apr 1870 at Eudora, Ks ~ " 1 June 1810 at Big"S"prings, Ks 20 Apr 1810 at Lecompton,Ks. 6 Jan 1810 17 Feb 1870 1.1 Mary1870 17 Jail~ 1870 at Eudora, Ks. 10 Nov 1810 20 Jan 1810 Ii Apr 1870 13 S"ept 1870 7 Apr 1870 12 Sept 1870 14 Mar 1870 1.0 Feb 1870 16 Nov 1870 30 Aug 1870 Rev. W. L. Leak Rev.J.C.Tetford Rev •. Jule s L.Williams Rev.T.W.Henderson Jfkes Knight (1) Felin P.Swembergh (1) Rev.Frank M.E~lis ~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. E.zra Johnson James M. Hendr,y,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.Chadwick, J.P. Chas .•Chadwickl J.P. Rev.' R. L. Harford Rev. J. C. Herron Rev. H. K. Ruth ...... ...... N �Bridegroom Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Recordsi-1870-Cont t d Bride Date & Place other than Lawrence Officiant TAPRIN, John TATON, Augustine F. OWENS, MarY3 Sept 1870 Chas. Chadwi. ck,J,.P. BUSSARD, Frassine{Frazzine) 4 July 1870 at Lanesfield,Jobnsont,F. J. Wattron (?) -County, Kansas TAYWR, Charles H. Rev. Richard Car dley BALDWIN, Jerinie V. 7 July 1870 TAYWR, Edward A. R~v.Henry M.Greene GARRETT; Almeda Lee 6 Jan 1870 at Lecompton, Ks. THOMAS, James D., Jr. DUNN, Julia-'A~ Rev. S. W. Lloyd 8 Mar 1870 at Baldwin'City, Ks. THOMPSON, C. O. DICKISON;-Alice H. H. P. Shepard (1) 24 Dec: 1870 at Leavenworth, Ks. CLARK, Cena --~ , TOMBERLIN, AUgustus Rev. John Ingle. 27 Feb 1870 at Willow Springs, Ks. TULlER, A. G. WHITCRAFT,- Nellie 31 Mar 1810 Re1r.Richard Cordley TURNER, Dr. Will K. SNOWT, Annie M. - Rev. W~ R. Davis 10 Mar 1810 at Baldwin City, Ks. TYSON, Jared ,Rev.James S.Griffing MILIER, Elizabeth 21 Jan 1870 VITT, Londolin James M. Hendry,P.J. DEAY, A. LoUise 5 Sept 1810 WADKINS, Calib ,SMITH, Eliza;22 Apr 1870 (license date) WALBAUR(N?) ,William HAWKINS~- Enima Rev. J. T. Hull 11 Dec 1870 WALKER, Constantine C. Rev. Felix p.swenOGAN, Sarah 11 Apr 1870 bergh WALKER, -Lewis A~ COBERLY, Anna 2 Mar 1810 (license date) (Jackson Co. Mo.) (Shawnee Co. -Ke.) WAL'l'ERSDORF, Frederick WITTENBERCl; Rosa 25 JulY 1870 in Ridgewq Ti»mship,Ks. Joseph Law, J. P. WARD, Lewis- -JOHNSON, Emily' 26 Sept 1810 Rev. Dudley Lee WARREN, EdWard C'. CHAPMAN, Clementine 10 sept 1870 Rev.Frank M.Ellis WATKINS, C8.lib SMITH, Eliza13 Oct 1870 Rev. Dudley Lee WATKINS, -James' BEATY(IE:)~- Aimie 22 Dec 1870 Rev. Frank M. Ellis WILEY, E;lz8' CRANE:, Martha E~ 10 Mar 1870 ' Rev. H. B.Belmer WILlETT, C.-G. SCOUTON, Kate E:. Rev. Andrew Stout 21 Apr 1870 at Clinton, Ks. WILLIAMS, Jacob MERRILL, -ADme 29 June 1870 Chas.Chadwick, J.P. WILLIAMS, cTohnSon MOORE:, , EJriilly22 Dec 1870 ' Rev. Gabriel Grq WILLIAMS, Richard F. TOIDm, Mary 'A~' 25 Sept 1870 at Williams Town, Ks. Jom B. Mc Clurg (1) WOODARD, J. W. MICHAEL, Thurza 5 Apr 1870 James M. Hendry,P . J • WINTER, Robert ' - - NIXON" Lucy R. A. ~ - 3 Nov 1870 Rev.John K. Dunn Following is an alphabetical listing of the brides: -- ----- Bride Groom Bride Groom ALIEN, Cela RICHARDSON, 'CyioUs JONSEN, Ivan 'John PETERSON, Lewis TAYLOR, Charles H. BASEMAN, - Louisa BASS, Jenbie " BAURLE, Catherine BEATI(IE), Annie SADLER, George otNE:AL, Henry BIBERT, Frank J. WATKINS, James ANDERSON, LOUisa ANDE~ON ,-Marg~t BALDWIN, -- Jennie -V. �- Bride Alphabetical listing ot the brides trom 1870 Marriage Records, Douglas County, Ks. (Cont'd) Groom Bride Groom BENSON, Mary E. BERRY, Rachel BOND, Ci.ha; BONESS, Augusta BRENNEN, Hanora BRITTON, Margarettao, BROWN, Anna F. BROWN, EmilyF. BROWN, Franees BRgNN, IQdia'Ann BROWN, Rachel BROWN, SuSan BUSSARD,Frassine(Frazzine) CAVEGER, Jane CHAMBERLAIN, Mary E. CHAPMAN, Clementine CLARK, Cenai CLARK, Eliza' CLARK, Eliza E. C~, Margaret CLARK, Mary CLARK, Mary B. CLARK, Sarah '/1;. COBERLY ~ Anna' COlE" Josephine COLr1AN, Ellen CONNOR, Mary CORDER, Harriet COSLEY, . Belle CR.ANE;,. Jos~p~CRAN&, Martha' E. CREGG, Anna' CRITCHFIEID, LOuisa CRO!-'OOITTE, Annabe lIeS. CROUCH, Martha Isabel CURRY, Lucy A. DAVIS, Martha P. DAVIS,_Susan ANDERSON, Daniel W. LASTER, Allen MESE.NHIME.R, William DELFS , John BURNS, Patrick SCHINDlER, Rdiehard GILIETT, Frank E.. ALLEN, Charles·B. SAWYE.R(SAIERS), Gardner JOHNSON, Washington EDWARDS, John . SKAGGS, Michael TATON, AuguStine F. GRAY, William W. DEAN, Jennie DEAY, A. Louisa DICKINSON, Alice H. DREXLER(DEXLER), Mary DUIENSKE" Josephine DUMMER, Elizabeth DUNBAR" Marilda, DUNN, Julia A~ . ELDRIDGE" Adeline ELDRIDGE:, - EiiIina, ELFSON, GradS: ELIAS, Margaret A. ELLISON, Mattie ENGGUIST, OliVia FARRAR, Kittura' FISHER, LyCiia E. FITSHUE, F8nnie FULTZ, Mary E. FURS, Aman~-­ LOGAN, William GALLAGHER,~srue-M. G. GIENAN, RdWard PIERCE, Charles D. WARREN, Edward C. TOHBERLIN~ Augustus MILIER, Nathan GARDENER, David BOOHER(BOOKER?) ,William O. IEEr,Thomaa WALKER, teW:i.s A. ALIE,N, George o. KNOX, Jordan DINNUN, John' . CRAFT, William ROSSI Aridrew :JAt-· " johOtf';'-. .. WIIEY, Elz~-LETCHER, Thomas HUBBERr, Williiun H. HADIEY,_ Charles F. SMITH, E. "R.-· FARRAR, Oliver P. DAVIS, Arthur G~ MC ELROY, William GARR&TT, Alirieda' La.e GASKILL, Marf Ii •. -GILLILAND, Smanatha R. GOSS:, Sarah GRAHAM, Mary M. (E.) GREEN, Matilda GRIFFITH, Eve line GUNTNER, Eliza HADlEY, Harriet M. HAFER, Susa HAGUE, Libbie A. HALE, Sarah L~ HAMMACK, Eliza' B ~ HARGOTT(HAZOD),Maria(Mary) HARRELL~ -Mary HART, MarY -K. --- .. HARVEY, Ca:tner:rn:e. HAWKINS, Einma DOOM, J. C. VITT, Londolin THOMPSON, C. O. SMITH, George LIEBAN, William HENNESY, John BLACK, Charles; A. THOMAS, James D., Jr. COVKY, Hezekiah GUNTZ -(GRUNTZ) ,Francis I. CHRISTENSEN~ Andrew PLOUGHE, IS.aac S. RIPIEY, J. D. CEDENBORG, N. H. FORWARD, MariB;t;ein CONROY, A. H. JOHNSON, Will1a.1l B. MATTHEWS, William T. BOYCE., Jonathan T. HAMMILL, Robert E.. TAYLOR, E.dward A. BAIlEY, 1a1OO N. CAREY, George W. CHAPMAN, Edward BROWN, Robert A. BERRY, George W., ESTES, John J. ASSMAN, Joseph STANTON, Albert L. EVANS, George H. GILGES, Laban SUTTER, Robert HUDDIESTON, Ell HAl."1ERT , John . EDOERl'ON, Charles MILIS, Levi: M•. SMITH, James. WALBAUR(N?), William �Bride Alphabetical listing of the brides from 1870 Marriage Records, Douglas County, Ks. (Cont I d) • Groom Bride Groom HEARD, Anna C. HEINTZ, Magdalina HIGIEY, Rosie HILLAGOSS, Eva F. HOLBROOK, MYra E. HOLLOWAY, Mary HUNTER, Malinda IRASON, RUgena JACKSON, Eliza A. JENTRY, Jennett8.l JOHNSON, Emily JOHNSON, Sophia KANZIG, Mary KELlERMAN ,Mary KELLOGG, Mary E;. ' KELLY, Sarah DENEEN, Timothy DEUBIE:, John , FINLEY, George MILlER, Le'ns F. COLE;, WesleY-N •. BLUNT, Benjam:iii MC WILLIAl1S, Doc BALCH, Te-nney BIERLY, -George D. LASK, Alexander H. WARD, Lewis --', JOHNSON, John- FINLEY, William MARX, Joseph' MYER, William V. SYKES, Henry . -, ~,.:Mary,_-c, CarTINGHAM~ Jolin KRAFT, Caroline STIRELY ,Daniel LAl1B, John E.. FREDRICKSON,--Anthony CROUGH, PatrickDELAHUNTY, ROderick LINDQUIST , 'Oliver N. STUBBS, James" . SHOWALTER,- Jacob LACKHEtAD, Jessie LARSON, Anna IEARE-Y, Mary LE:AHY(LERLYl, Julia LAUSSEN, Nellie LINSLEY, Maria1 L. LAWRENCE:, Ellen LINDLEY, -Emma LOGAN, Marla MADDOX, Maria' MALON!, Catherine MARSHALL, Mollie MARTIN, Mary MARTIN, PhOebeJ. MARVIN, Minerva MASSEY, Eliza MEDILL, C. N. - --M&RRILL, Annie BULLARD, Jos_eph- STEWART, Alexander BROWN, William . ,. BIRMINGRAl.'1',- James SERVICE:, peter-W.' HOLMES, Charla's H. RARIDON, Charles --- . GAIN&:, GAINS) -, FJBquire1 SPENCER, Jolm KELLEY, Dr. -J. M. WILLIAMS, J scob M&USSER, Elizabeth mCHAEL, Thurza' MILIER, Elizabeth MOORE:, Ada MOOR&, CLARA MOORE" EIna4r MOORE, Sarah E. MOSSER, Mary A~ MC CALL, America MC COACH, Maggie MC KINNEY, MaryA. NElSON, Jane Willett NIXON, Lucy'R. A. NORDEEN~--K8ri OGAN, Sarah . OlSON, Margrethe ORR, Sophia- Mrs. OSGOOD, Sarah Isabell OUISON, Christina Louisa OVERHOLSER, Martha J. OWEN, Mary J. OWENS, Fanny (MENS, MAtf7 - -- PEARSON, Rebecca E. mCKHAM, Ur-ana PETTIT, Ella PHELPS, Rosie' PHENICIE:, AiinY' M~ PIERETT, Sarah J. PrnEL (POWL)', Olivia PURCELL,Elleri RESIGER, Maggie -A-. RICHARDS, Vi'ctoria1' A. ROBINSON, Emelie H. ROGERS, Alviri ROTHFOTT, Christina BENJAl1IN, Nathan WOODARD, J. W. TYSON, Jared DAVISON, O. F. COlEMAN, William WILLIAMS, Johnson GARVIN, ~oseph S. NADELHOFFER, William COULTER, C. L. RABOURNE, JOM C. BURLINGAME" M. J. KUDER, E1hdn WINTER, Robert ANDERSON WALKER, Constantine C. NELSON, Charles NOLAN, Charles W. RAISTON, Robert OULSON, Gustavus COLLINS, JOM A. PHILLIPS, Danie 1 SCHNmDER~ Henry TAPRIN, John JAMES, Charles A. Me ILVAINE, J. J. REECE, Jesse C. PARSONS, William BATTERSON, HEmry NUTTING , Melvin SHULTZ, F. W. DELAHAUNTY, Jalm PARCELS, Jolm W. DAGr£R, James H. MASON, Levi P. Me KENZm:, Gabe ' GRANDMAN, William �Bride Alphabetical listing of the brides from 1870 t1arriage Records, Douglas County, Ks.(Cont'd). Groom Bride Groom ROTID.JELL, Sarah E.• SCHINDLER, Ade 19unda SCHULTZ, Elizabeth SCOUNTON, Kate E.. SHE.PH&RD, Eliza J. SHIRIEY, Elizabeth SIPES, Jane Sl1ART, Caroline SMITH, E.liza' SNOW, Annie M. SOUTH, Elizabeth. SPARR, Augusta SPICER, Lucinda STACKFLETH, Ida STICKEL, Angie STILL, Marusha STUDEBAKER, Hannah SVINSDOTTER, Benedicta TANNER, Rebecca J. TEFFl', Mary J. THOt1PSON, Carrie J. THOHPSON, Emeline S. E. THOHPSON, Lydia REED, Lemuel L. BITZENHOFER, Frank RUFERT, William F. WILIETT, C. G. CLARK, Hiriam N. BROt-ffl, William FLORAY, John HOLMES, David WATKINS, Calib Turner, Dr. Will E. ALCORN, James M. BRUCHMULLER, otto PIERCE, !1ortimer L. HARrT~1AN, Moritz HULL, I. T. COWGILL, J. W. KAUB, Joseph HIARr, Andrew M. CELLAR, John PATTON, John F. l1ULLEN, John W. EDSON, L. H. COOK, David A. TODD, Mary A. TURLEY, Nancy F. TYlER, Mary G. ll1BARGER, Alice VAN TRIES, Anna L. WADE, Mary J. WADS\~ORTH, Emma WALACE, Martha A. WALKER, Frances L. WARD, Julia A. WARE, Charity WEIBEL, Mary WHITCRAFT, Nellie WILCOXEN, Mary WILKINSON, Abbie WILKINSON, Martha L. WILLIAMS, Louisa WILLIAI'1S, Mary A. WINDFIELD, Mary WITTENBERG, Ros a WREN, Mary WRINKIE, Pollie WYlliR, Sophia WILLIAMS, Richard F. BROOKS, Jesse L. RUSSELL, William H. CONA~, John W. EATON, R. W. CHACKlEY, William STOUT, Amos DOREN, Peter FARIS, Charles A. BELL, Isaac JOm~ON, Charles SNYDER(SC~IDER),Joseph TULlER, A. G. SMALES, Alfred BURrRAND, Richard MADDEN, Richard A. Hicks, James CAVANESS, Charles BRADLEY, Lewis WALTERSDORF, Frederick CRAWFORD, Henry HAl'ETT, Charlj,e HAEBER.U:IN, G. H. O. ***** Herald of Freedom, Jan. 20, 1855, p. 2, c. 4 The First Baby The first birth in this city was on the 25th of October last. The Lawrence Association donated the boy a first class city lot, and named him Lawrence CARTER, after the city and his parents. We learn that the little fellow is quite healthy, and is growing finely. May he live to see our beautiful city ranking with the first in the Union in all that pertains to wealth, education, morality, and refinement. We may be allowed to say, in this connection, that the first white child born in Chicago is now but tt-Jenty-two years old, while the city boasts of a population of near 80,000. May not a destiny equally prosperous await our own Lawrence? --Jane Wiggins, Lawrence, KS �117 RURAL MAIL DELIVERY AND UNCOLLECTED LETTERS A letter from the General Services Administration dated lApril 1982, gives the following information concerning the "Lists of Letters Remaining in the Lawrence Post Office" which were published in The Herald of Freedom, 8 August 1857, 5 September 1857, and 1 October 1857. "The rural service began in 1896, but post offices in some cities and villages employed carriers to deliver mail before that date. Excerpts from the 1851 United States Postal Guide contain information on the advertisement of uncollected letters left in post offices." The 1851 United States Postal Guide states on page SO: "Advertising Letters.-Under the 5th section of the act of 3d Harch, 1851, providing for the advertising of uncalled for letters, the postmastergeneral has made the following regulations, viz.: When the gross receipts of the post-office for the then next preceding quarter shall not have exceeded $500, the postmaster shall advertise such uncalled for letters once in six weeks only: When such gross receipts shall have exceeded $500, and have not exceeded $1,000, the postmaster shall advertise once a month only: When such gross receipts shall have exceeded $1,000, and shall not have exceeded $7;500, the postmaster shall advertise twice a month: And when such gross receipts shall have exceeded $7,500, the postmaster shall advertise once a week." "Such advertisements are to be inserted in one newspaper only, which must be printed in the city, town, or village in which the post-office is situated, and must have the largest circulation within the range of delivery of said office of any paper issued weekly or oftener, printed in such city, town, or village. Should the publisher of such paper refuse to give such list of letters one insertion, at one cent for each letter,' the postmaster will designate some other paper for this service. He is also required to post in a conspicuous place in his office a copy of such list, on the day or day after the publication thereof." "If there is no newspaper printed in the city, town, or village where' the post-office is kept, or if the publishers of all the papers so printed shall refuse to advertise the letters for the price above mentioned, then manuscript lists of them are to be made out and posted at such public places in the town and neighborhood as shall appear best adapted for the information of the parties concerned. Refused letters are not to be advertised, nor those which the postmaster expects will be immediately taken from the office. Drop and box letters, circulars, free packets containing printed documents, speeches, or other printed matter, are not to be advertised." --Pauline B.Elniff, Lawrence, KS. * * * * ** From the Baldwin Ledger, January 28, 1921: "A big wolf hunt has been planned for the Vinland neighborhood next Sat. Jan 29. The round up will take place on the A.K. Stephens farm. W.D. Fordyce is the manager of the drive." --Ju~y M. Sweets, Fayetteville, NC. �118 List or Let'tersRemaining' in the Lawrence Post Offi.ce, Kansas- Territory, 31, Au-g 1857. canIhg for them will please' s'ay- ad'vertisett~ .--- Allen, Merit: AdRiils-. Vim. ' Albi'n, Nancy Catherine' Allen. G"ordon', Ai:mstrong, l'in. Anderson, 'Knurl~ Arnold, T~ R~ Ayers'j Simon Anderson', Levi B. Aildr,ews-, Willi am: L. Archibald, Louisa: Avery. Ifomer At:chf son. Davi d It Areny', N.. N-. Baldinn, Eras,tus;, Benedict" Barnet C. 4 Bennett, D: t". Bender; B. F: Banard'; David' 2 Banton, F. W~ Beard'sley, Isr.ael B1gl'ow. Steven 2, Banks', 'E'~ B~ Benethum, Josep-Ji, Barke~ Mary' F". Beard~ Mfss Mari a Bell, Martom BedelT, Theron 2: Becker., George Ballarsby-. Thomas C. Beerman, Frank B1 acki stOlT, B. F. BI ackford, L. M. Benh am, Wi 111 am' F'~ Batton, John Baker~ Jonathan' Benj 'amin, T'. Bledsaw. Fields Banford. Mrs. Baker, Mi'ch ael BCldfng. Mary rUss: Bonnyman. John Ballman, J 3COn' Brown, G. W. 2 Brown • .1: L. Bron son, Fren ry A'~ Brown, JamesBruggin, Peter Bronson, John'L. Brown-, D: G: Brown, Mary' R. Mrs'. BTown , Dr. \iii . Brechi zen... PeterButler, R~ L. 2:, Burnett, John' Burge" po. Burnett" James', Carle', .r.- 2: Cassel" G'. w~ 3 Canpbell, Samuel G'. 2' Canfield, Thomas'M. C'anpbell, J". F: Caven augh , .1 anes~ Carrurth ~ c; E'. Carns:, Abrah3l1' Chapman, HoI" P'. C'avender; H. Clary'" Jolin' Chapman, Charles E: Chapman, Charles' ,Clark, 'Y. 2:, Ch'anliesS'i Norman N., 2: Ch'andler. G. C'. 2: Clark, S'amuel Clark t AI ert: Cheny, Dauel Ch anpi'on, . Johrr R. Cowan. 1;. D. COok, Mrs:~, AI vi ra' Coleman, David, Colcord; Jesse Coman, ,If. B. Corman, Thomas U. Crany; 'Y. B: CuI dice, Isaac' 2 Cra sby', Iren ry Crane', HrS'~ J. D. Darl1'ng, Orl ando Di'bnle'. G. A~ Danforth. J~ K. Davis, Pardon. L. Davidson, x. p~ Davis·, Albert Dinsmore, John~ o. Outh, E'. C. Durh 311 ~ J eremi ah , B.. Dilnn', Thomas· Dick s', Hen ry ' In. Pers'olIS" Dunn', Robert' Duth, ~trs'~ S'arah H: Dickson', ~ IT: DanfelS'~ Ansel Dickinson, Charles' DUSOfs', Lewi's O. Di'tri'ds-; J"acoD' EIder~ J"anes- A~ , Eaton, iJb. (;:~ Edmond's-, N~ B. Elliott, Tappan' R: Eagon, John' Eggleston, E': R. Eaton, D'an d 5~, Z Earl, G. D'~ 5' Evans-, David' J'~ Emery, ,Josiah Fletcher, F"~ D~ Field's-', F.:r~ 2' Finch, Janes FI~ Falls', Lorenzo Foster, Miss fie L. Fall, If. M. FatheryiTI, enoch: F"all:, JohlI" Fearer, David F"eygersorr, Eli] aft F'ord~ ttm. F'awcet't, HI'S" LucY' Fowler, D: t.. Fisher~ nfl'S'. ~1. rornsworth, Chas. P. Fear!, SilaS" 14' Fuller', J. E'~ Frank, Abert P. Fussel, H'enty Fren ch , B. C. Fuller', Alonzo GiDnore. \111. Gentry, R., D; Godfry, ~ti" 5S If. GateS'. Benj'anirr F. G'fel, B. G'. Gleason, Thom'as Gest B. G'affe, Leander Gibbs, Joshu'a" Gi'st, Joseph Z Gaston, J". H~ �119 GUest, Miss~ MaryG"ronendyke:, ~ontg,~y- 2: bUY'. J"u'an' M~ z: ' Gregg, Oliver' If. Z~ Green, .Toer C'. Giles't, ru'ss' Mart'h'a' J~ Grimsley·, \'b. Green, £ R: Green, B. H: ffarrf~" \'kil. ffan afbrd, 'rranklfll' Hackman, Ir. L. ffarrfs'~ P'~Granville: Hawver. Arorn Hagee-, :T. D. Harn'son, Wm. Haney. Win. T. Franon. ,Fren ry IHmmond, Chauncy. Hag,er; Mrs:~ Daniel Haworth", Joel lfarrfs', J <!Iles~ Haywood, Bflly' Hall, EliJah' 2.. Harniford, Mrs'~ AUgu's'ta' HalT, J"ohn H. Harri S'; Levi HilT, Mrs~ !Ii'ary Hill, Sinclair' 2:, HicRs'; J'Ohn D. FUgby, Lewis· HopRins'~ David 2:' Hollister; Sanford Hood', T'. N. Wovey', Rach aet Homan, Jonathan" Howell, Silas Iroaper, W:~ Hitlrick. J"oab: Hirrin, Enos 2: Hall' , J'6 seph' Hu'lse', John ffutchfnson, David' lfyde'. C. C. J'ackson, Andrew 3' J"anes, C'. H". Jhomr, johre jackson', J. ~~ Jingling', Isaac: jordan, Louis J'ones, Nn. Jones:, Wrn. E 2' Johnson, J'3!1es, L. Jones', ktbrose' D.. Jhett, 5;. Johnson., Hiram john son, G'eo rg e' 3' Joseph, Thom'as: jones, If~ R: 5' KeHbgg;, Ed"rirr: Kel11agg', C: B~ Kerly~ Cale}):. 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EIniff' �,-- Continued from Vol. VI, #1 121 --- EUDORA CEMETERY Date Name 1901 (pp. 38-39) 26 Jan. Charles WILSDORF 10 Mar. Child of W. CARR 17 Mar. Lena RAETZ 2 Apr. Lizzie ALBRIGHT 19 Apr. Agnes HANNA 17 Apr. Mrs. T.H. CONNER 19 Apr. Mrs. Geo. EVERLEY· 19 Apr. John ANDERSON 28 June Morris CANARY 6 July Andrew GIERTZ . Age Sex Color Nationality Lot # 85 M White 15 mo.M " 15 F " 33 F " German American F F " 77 25 72 25 F M M M " " " " " " 9 July Aug. Aug. Infant of Geo. LOTHHOLZ M " Infant of Sim SNYDER 14 ds. " Lizzie TAYLOR 32 F Black Aug. 30 Aug. - - - ADAIR Theobald MATHIAS 1901 (pp. 40-41) 11 Dec. Susan ROE White Daisy FOUST 17 Mar. Infant of A.J. WYATT 18 Mar. Christabe1 LAMBORN John MAUL 3 Apr. Henry WHITTLER 4 Apr. 27 Apr. William W. CARR 14 Sept. Ida ROACH 1903 (pp. 40-41) 31 Jan. Dora MERTZ 12 Feb. Frederick SCHLEUTER 16 Feb. Mary BISHOFF 8 Mar. SCHLEUTER 15 Mar. Robert BARTUSCH 17 Mar. August ZIESENIS " " " German " " American " 5 mo. 53 M " German 66 F " American 1902 (pp. 40-41) 8 Jan. Infant of Geo. CATLIN 1 day M " 12 Jan. Marjorie WOODS 1 yr. 9 mo. F " 15 Jan. Henry BASEL 44 M Black 19 Jan. " German American 15 F " " " Old Age Spasms Rheumatism Dropsy Consumption 48 Pneumonia 61 Consumption· 388 Old Age 327 Consumption 394 Wounds rec'd in 386 accident Born Dead 190 Spasms 51 single Bronchitis grave Cholera Infantum " Wounds rec'd in 360 , accident 399 82 255 81 348 88 single grave 385 " " " " 230 323 399 4 ds.M 4 mo.F 85 M 78 M 38 M " 134 " American 418 27 F " " 320 69 75 69 70 F M F " " " " " German American German 121 396 260 396 361 250 " " German " 77 F M 73 M " " " 21 Mar. Augusta TIBBITS 58 F " American 5 Apr. 8 Apr. 14 Apr. Charles MILLER Herman KURTZ Lottie HITTEL 29 27 47 M " German M " F " " American Stomach Cramps Spasms " 134 White " Cause Inf1amation of the Bowels Rheumatism of the Heart Spasms " Old Age " " Wounds rec'd by accident Appendicitis Paralysis Kidney Disease Heart Disease Old Age Pneumonia Inf1amation of the Bowels Malaria Fever single grave 420 Measles 202 Consumption 249 Paralysis �122 Eudora Cemetery Date Age Sex Color Name 1903 (pp. 40-41) 20 Apr. Daniel KRAUS EVERLY -,:---:7 June Justina ANDERSON 23 June Thomas DILLARD 24 Sept. Emily GEIRTZ 71 8 ds. 69 56 53 1903 (pp. 42-43) 17 Oct. Charles MERTZ 30 Nov. Frederick W. HINSEY 15 Dec. Elizabeth C. VORE 17 Dec. H.H. CARR 33 33 53 69 M White M· " F " M " F " M II M F " " M " Amelia HINSEY Frank SCHMIDT 59 77 M ~" 1904 (pp. 42-43) 5 Jan. Andrew KRAUS 5 Jan. Frank TIBBETS 77 39 M M " " 18 Dec. 31 Dec. F " 81 M Anton GETKER " Infant of Chas. KURTZ 6 ds. M " M Henry COPP 24.May " 40 F Cynthia WILSON 1 Aug. " 79 F 1 Sept. Mary GOOTKNECHT " II 20 M 26 Sept. Gust :KAKA' 29 Apr. Nationality Lot # German American " " German " American " " " German " American German " 11 May 6 Oct. 11 Sept. 12 Oct. 17 Oct. 2 Nov. 6 Nov. Lillie M. KOOFER· Lucilla MITCHEL John NEMIC Rebecca DILLARD Jane GOOD Katherine GUENTHER 3 89 14 69 47 77 20 Dec. 30 Dec. William GABRIEL Henry FENDT 68 84 American German Greek F II F II M II II " II F F F M M II 1905 (pp. 44-45) 24 Mar. Henry LEFMAN 14 Apr. Mary WITTLER 16 Apr. John C. WILLIAMS 24 Apr. Elijah ANDERSON 6 May Sarah CALHORN 19 June James HILL 83 M 75 F 67 M 83 M 45 F 35 M 24 July 62 M American " German II II " II II 1905 (pp. 42-43) 13 Jan. A. C. WALKER 69 M " II 17 Jan. Joseph MILLE~ 86 M 18 Jan.. Infant of Philip GABRIEL _ _ " 16 Mar~ W.N. TIBBETS 62 M " JohnHINSEY " " " II II " II American German II American 98 387 327 421 386 Brights Disease Spasms Paralysis Consumption Operation 121 22 434 82 Typhoid Fever Consumption Spasms Obstruction of Bowel Paralysis Old Age 22 167 97 Brights Disease single Cancer grave 26 Old Age Spasms 429 Old Age 432 Paralysis 423 Old Age 1,23 single Drowned grave 317 Brain Fever Old Age 455 430 Blood Poison 421 Consumption 328 Dropsy Injuries rec'd by 127 fall Old Age 53 II " 152 232 381 53 . single grave German 322 " 134 American II " II' " II II Cause 352 457 319 single grave 22 Paralysis Old Age Born Dead Spasms Liver Disease Paralysis " Heart Disease Consumption Spasms Paralysis �123 Eudora Cemeterl Date Name 1905 (pp. 44-45) 28 Aug. William ALTENBERND 10 Sept. John SHYSTER 5 Dec. 9 Dec. 23 Dec. 31 Dec. Christian THORN F.A. LITCHFEILD Flora HARVEY Elijah FORTNER 1906 (pp. 44-45) 10 Jan. John W. CHAPIN 12 Feb. Jacob KOOFER 15 Feb. William vlINKELMAN 25 Feb. John SNYDER 16 Mar. Fred O. KRAUS Age Sex Color 73 56 M White M " 72 H " Nationalitl Lot German " " " 85 M " 2 F Black 62 M " American M White M " M " M " M " German American German 10 91 63 17 " " " 62 single grave 286 115 41 40 327 317 160 57 281 3 Apr. 27 May 1 June 21 July 11 Sept. 20 Sept. 31 Oct. Jacob HOESCH Viola PIPPERT Henry ALTENBERND Christina MATHIA Sarah CARR GRIMES Daniel MILLER 87 8 45 63 67 73 M F M F F F M 13 Nov. 23 Nov. Mary ROSENAU Diley LONEL (PLOVEL) 26 62 F F Black 1906 (pp. 46-47) 11 Dec. Fred ANTON 61 M ~Vhite " 1907 (pp. 46-47) 27 Jan~ Jane McKINLEY 6 Feb.· Fern B. WHITLOCK 4 Mar. Fredrick SCHAFER 7 Mar. Eliza COPP 13 Mar. Daniel WALTER 23 Apr. Sarah CATLIN 25 Apr. Christina SCHROEDER 1 May Ester REBER 19 May Rosena JENNINGS 11 July Marie ROSENAU 15 June Samuel McKINLEY 74 F 3 F 61 M 61 F 73 M 63 F 59 F 74 F 73 F 71 F 77 M " " " " " " " " " American German " " " American German American 49 422 292 432 92 88 363 436 101 55 49 12 June John B. TORNADEN 87 M " German 256 17 July William THORN 37 M " " 286 2 Aug. 2 Nov. 14 Nov •. 17 Nov., Ger DAUGHERTY 79 Edward KAEGI 37 Albert I. (J. ?) SNYDER 33 Elizabeth MILLER 73 M M " American German American German 21 196 51 420 H F " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " American " German " American German " " " If 226 360 82 280 420 55 single grave Cause Old Age Diarrhea Heart Disease Old Age Spasms Dropsy Appendicitis Old Age " " Lung Trouble Wounds rec'd by accident Old Age Diphtheria Heart Disease Cancer Dropsy Inflamation of the Bowels Blood Poison Pneunionia Dropsy Old Age Croup Pneumonia Paralysis Uric Poison Pneumonia Typhoid Fever Brights Disease Stomach Disease Paralysis Complication of Diseases Complication of Diseases Complication of Diseases Heart Disease Asthma Tuberculosis Diabetis �124 Eudora Cemetery Date Name Age Sex Color Nationality Lot # 1907 .. (pp. 46-47) 27 Nov. Augusta Julia VOGELSANG 63 F White 15 Dec. August BOHNSACK 59 M " German 1908 (pp~ 46-47) 28 Jan. Byron KINDRED 2 Feb. Peter ROONEY " American " " " " " 13 M 18 M 7 Apr. 26 June Caroline PERKINS Martha JOHNSON 79 69 F F 26 July John F. SCHULZ 86 M White 18 Aug. 5 Sept. 8 Sept. 11 Dec. Carl W. SCHNIEDER Christina MILLER Katharina THOREN Emma MEYERS· 72 M F F " F " 70 73 42 " Colored " " German " American German " 426 90 460 single grave 353 single grave 91 358 . 400 286 165 Cause Heart Disease Para1etic Stroke Killed by Cars Suffocation Old Age Heart Disease Inf1amation of Bladder & Old Age Para1etic Stroke Paralysis Old Age Stomach Trouble 1909 (pp. 48-49) Heart Failure 18 Feb. Catherina OTT 72 F " " 87 Paralysis of Heart 24 Mar. Charles LOTHHOLZ 74 M " " 190 Heart Trouble 4 M" " 52 30 Apr. Archibald GABRIEL Burnt 3 Apr. Henrietta ARNOLD 75 F " " 53 Typhoid Fever 15 Apr. LeRoy WILSON 19 M " American 100 Stomach Trouble 24 May Christina COMBEST 44 F "German 310 Paralytic Stroke 9 July Alfred WUENCH 84 M " " 20 4 Oct. Hazel L.GERSTENBERGER 2 mo. 23 da. F White German 252 . Sntersus Ception 12 Oct. Helen Aileen GERSTENBERGER 3 mo. F. White German 252 " " Typhoid Fever 56 F White German 160 21 Oct. Maria WINKELMAN Graves Disease 25 Nov. Rosina ABELS 52 F " " 199 M White " 251 Born Dead 29 Nov. Infant of Fred PAPENHAUSEN 20 Dec. George LENTZ 73 M White" 92 Paraletic Stroke 1910 (pp. 48-49) 6 Feb. Mary HAELSIG 16 Feb. William WARNER 57 65 F M White 24 Feb. 24 Feb. Laura Emma REUSCH Thomas TODD 47 F :46 ·M " German Colored American 16 Mar. 8 Apr. 13 Apr. 24 Apr. 3 May 25 May Mary BELL 1 day Mary Ellen PHILLIPS 80 Caroline LOTHHOLZ 72 Clara RICHTERMIER 44 Martha BURGESS 39 James C. STEWART 30 1910 (pp. 50-51) 17 Dec. Mrs. Daksta HOPPES [order given] 19 July Gustav ROSENAU 25 July Peter FREUND F F " " " American " White " " " German 253 single grave 417 single grave " Ciranoma Para1etic Stroke Cancer Heart Disease Stomach Trouble Softening of Brain Heart Trouble Blood Poisening Cancer Consumption F M " American " " 428 190 325 393 364 36 F " " 80 Heart Failure 74 81 M " German 54 47 Heart Failure Old Age F F M " " " �125 EUDORA CEMETERY Date Name 1910 (pp. 50-51) 31 Aug. Gottleib KAISER 11 Nov. Joseph WILSON 24 Nov. Jacob DOLISE 28 Nov. L.H. CLAY Age Sex Color 71 71 73 76 1911 (pp. 50-51) 3 Jan. Mary SNYDER 27 Jan. Rev. L. KOELBING 28 Jan. Elizabeth NElS 11 Mar. Christian FISCHER 13 Mar. HannahSTRAWTHER 63 51 79 65 82 1911 (pp. 52-53) 25 Oct. William EUBANKS 27 Dec. Jacob GUTKNECHT 57 82 M White M M M " " " Nationality Lot # Cause German American German American Stomach Trouble Cancer of the Lung Cancer Heart Failure 351 431 389 458 Cancer of Breast 51 Pneumonia 347 M " " 127 F " " " 220 Paralytic Stroke M" " single Old Age F Colored American grave Heart Failure 361 71 F White German 24 Mar. Mary BARTUSCH 282 Suicide 58 M " American 27 Mar. James CHARLES [in red ink] - George MERTZ Sexton, May 1st 1911 354 Childbirth 2 May Mrs. Etta OBERHOLTZER 39 F White American 222 Old Age German 82 M 24 May Mr. M. EISELE " single Brain Trouble American F Elizabeth, dau.' ,of 3 June " grave Sherman BATTERSON 390 Asthma German 69 M William J. BARTZ 6 June " 436 Old Age 77 M 31 July Joshua REBER " " ,II American 79 Drowned M 19 13 Aug. William WILSON 398 Whooping Cough 1 F German 21 Aug. Marie COPP " F White German 47 Born Dead 1 Sept. Infant of Mr. & Mrs. H. FREUND Paralytic Stroke 284 84 M White American 1 Sept. J.P. KENDALL 227 Suicide 38 M 14 Sept. Dr. Charles PAYNE " " 66 M 9 Oct. Trought L. HEALSIG German 285 Complication Heart " 'F 12 Oct. Infant of Mr. & Mrs. single Born Dead American " Fred BETTS grave-(transferred to # 133) F " M " M " 1912 (pp. 52-53) 28 Jan. Katie WESTERHAUSE 55 F " 3 Feb. Dr. David Agustus WHITE 75 M " 12 Feb. Laretta KENDALL 80 F " 27 Mar. Sophia SCHLEGEL 63 F " 17 Apr. Caroline BRAUN 67 F " 80 M " 20 Mar. Rudolph HEINRICHS 17 July Herman SCHUMAKER 61 M " 4 Aug. Charlotte LEFFMAN 84 F " 29 Aug. Jacob Arthur COPP 21 M " 7 Sept. Gottlieb Herman GABRIEL 68 M White 2 Aug. Anna LITCHFIELD 70 F " 24 Sept. C.N. BISHOFF 74 M " 13 Dec. Amanda G. HUNTER 74 F " German " 44 123 Dropsy Senile Debelity " 162 320 284 93 382 193 427 322 398 57 115 260 462 Acute Uremia Heart Failure Old Age Cancer Paralysis Old Age Appoplexy Paralysis Typhoid Fever Appoplexy Heart Failure Intestinal Toxemia Brights Disease German American " German " " " " " " American " " �126 Eudora Cemetery Date Name Age Sex Color 1913 (pp. 52-53) 67 F White 24 Jan. Gesine SCHUMAKER 64 M 24 May LouisLEFFMAN " 40 F 27 Feb. Mary STEWART " 46 M 5 Apr. WID. J. GETKER " 77 M 5 Apr. Phillip BAECKER " 70 F 26 Apr. Kathrine ALTENBERND " [in red ink) R. MAUL Sexton, April 63 M Black 27 June Albert GATEWOOD 25 July Mrs. Amildas HAMING 40 F White Nationality Lot German " American German " " 28th 1913 American American German German If 427 391 364 27 349 62 Cause Ceberal Hemorrhage General Paresia Cancer Nephritis Heart Failure Pneumonia Colored Pneumonia Cemetery 56 Urimic Poisoning Acute Intestraul Infection Suicide by Revolver American 430 F 24 Eva MOELLER " Through Heart 1913 (pp. 54-55) Senile Debielity? 96 24 Aug. Danl' HUNIZICKER 83 M " German. Central Hemorrhage 127 31 Aug. Peter NElS " 82 M " Convulsions from 324 Katherine·BECKER 53-8-29 F " American toxic material absorbed from an obstructed bowel Suicide 10 Oct. Hrs. Sarah Elizabeth WALKER 42 F White American 232 Brights Disease 254 23 Nov. Rheinhard Henry MAUL 62 M White German Tuberculosis 24 Nov. Juanita HARRIS 94 25 F " American (End of year 1913 - John CAIRNS Sexton) 12 Aug. Rebecca GETKER 71 F " 1914 (pp. 54-55) 3 Jan. Louis John KURTZ 87 M White Chas. W. WESTERHOUSE 33 M 4 Jan.' " 27 Feb.. Pauline G. KRAUS 55-11-19 F " 18 Mch. Leslie HOBBS 75 M " 4 May Kenneth WILSON . 12 M " WID. H. VORE 71 M 2 June " 64 M Black 11 Sept. Robt. HERNAL 21 Sept. Flossie HARVEY 16 F " German American German American " " " " 29 Sept. Mildred Lucile EHLERS 7 mo. F White 12 Oct. Roy Harold BROERS 15 M " " 18 Oct. Josephine Edna WILSON 45 " " 29 Oct. Elmer Richard EHLERS 8 mos. M " " 20 Nov. Rebecca SCHNEIDER End of year 1914 1915 (pp. 54-55) 2 Jan. Sarah J. M. HILL 19 Feb. Luci11a L. STADLER 4 Apr. 8 Mar. Oscar G. RICHARDS Peter HARRIS F " 72 F " German Fred PAPENHAUSEN (Sexton) 74 F White American 31-0-22 F White " 79 58 M White M Black " " 26 202 Pheneumonia 198 Suicide 281 Chronic Bronchitis 280 Cerebral Hemorrhage Accidental Gunshot 431 434 Cancer of Colon single Gangrene grave - Cross No. 93 41 Pulmonary Tuber- :_~ _ cu10sis 24 Ilio-Colitis 19 Peritonitis Appendicites 85 Pulmonary Tuberculosis 24 Inanition following llio Coli tis 358 Arteris Scarosis 456 454 230 Paralysis Puerpevial Convaksious ? Cerebral Hemorrhage Pulmanary Tuberculosis �127 EUDORA CEMETERY Date Name 1915 (pp. 54-55) 20 May Chas. H. CONNER 31 May Jacob KANZIG Age Sex Color 82 68 M White II M 1915 (pp. 56-57) 15 July Dr. Alvin SCHELLACK 76 M White 20 July Mrs. Johanne BAGELMAN 15 Sept. Mrs. Anna Barbera HARZUKER 13 Oct. Edna L. LAUGHLEN 19 Oct. James WHITE 10 Nov. Bell C. RICHARDS 24 Nov. Mrs. Roseau JENNINGS 1916 (pp. 56-57) 9 Jan. Cleve EDDLEBROCK 15 Jan. Elizabeth Welke1mier HAMMER 18 Jan. Carolina MAY 24 Jan. Lucile Mann BARTZ 6 Feb. Mrs. Elmira HOBBS 7 Feb. Mrs. Rebecca LEE 10 Feb. Mrs. Vet tie LAVA 13 Mar. Mrs. Henrietta H. VAN. HYATT 23 Mar. Milton DAVIS M 8 Apr. August GABRIEL M 26 Apr. Geo. E. CRUMP 8 May Albret BAGELMAN 29 June Amos COPENHAVEN 18 July Louisa M. GABRIEL 23 July Solan SOISEL 25 Aug. Miss May Ellen Wulb. EWING. 7 Sept. Chas. PILLA 7 Sept. Dorthy E. OTT 31 Oct. Francis J. DAVIS 26 Dec. Mrs. J.F. SCHULZ 1917 (pp. 58-59) William Henry MEYER 7 Jan. Frank·KING 1 Jan. 20 Jan. Ernest ABLES 31 Jan. Raymond E.EHLER 13 Feb. Augus t GUENTHER 18 Feb. Jos. C. WILSON 21 Feb. John W. WILSON 2 Mar. E.L~ COOPER 25 Mar. Joseph STRUTHER 80 82 Nationality Lot # Renal Failure Chronic Inueleo . Pneumonia Irish German German White German Colored Colored II White German M White II M German M Cause II II J.W. THACKSTON - Sexton 18 June 18 June 30 Aug. Herman Carl TORNEDIN Carl H. STOLL Agnes M. COOPER 12 Sept. Della HARMON 54 32 69 M White II M II F 66 F II. German 62 454 422 Cerebral Hemorahage Cancer of Kidney Acute Dilatation of Heart Toxarinia �128 EUDORA CEMETERY Date Age Sex Color Name 1917 (pp. 58-59) 18 Sept. Henry Gustave LEFMAN 17 1918 (pp. 58-59) 19 Feb. Elberta LAUGHLIN 28 Mar. Ninian LOVELACE 50 29 Mar. Mrs. Johanna ZIESENIS 85 30 Mar. Mathew J. FORTNER about 5 Mar. August F. MEYERS 50 Mrs. Alice·CLIFTON 75 7 Aug. 60 16 Aug. Clark TERRELL F lThite M " F " 45 M Negro M White F " M " George W. VALE Clarence E. LEFMAN Geo. A. KOEHLER 52 M 22 M 2 M " 16 Oct. 4 Oct. Wm. H. ROBINSON George EDER 72 28 " 10 Oct. 16 Oct. Frederick DECK Bruce EWING 19 10 26 24 19 20 24 June Dec. June June Aug. Oct. Dec. 1919 (p. ? Jan. 6 Jan. 22 Feb. 9 Mar. 391 M lThite 1 Sept. 13 Oct. 15 Oct. 1918 (p. 60) 26 Oct. Paul LAlVSON Nationality Lot # M M " " " Catholic Cemetery [as written] about 21 M " 26 M Colored - in old Cemetery 21 M White American 85 M Colard Lernides RUSSELL 25 M White Elroy WILSON Mrs. Marie HUFMANN ? 42 F White infant - M White Herbert WICHMANN ? F White Elberts LAUGHLIN Mrs. John WILUMS 34 F " Miss Juliet VORE Linkoln.NB- 36 - Female - White Cause Suicide Stillborn Diabetic Genl Dibility Lobar Pneumonia Auerism of Aorta Apoplexy Hemorrhage of Kidneys & Bladder Gun Shot Wound Lober Pneumonia Pneumonia with acute Cardinal dilation Pneumonia Influenza Bronchial Pneumonia Lobar Pneumonia Penninona [Lobar Pneumonia] Gangren Pneumonia Stillborn Flu 60) Mrs. Francis MOLL - Eudora - 70-Female- White-German Acute Penita Anna Bell DAVIS - Eudora - 65 - Female-Colard-old Cemetary HAMMER - Eudora - 78-Male-White-German John GIRTZ - Eudora - Male-vfuite-German Flu Mrs. MONROE - Eudora - Female-Black Stroke 25 Mar. Miss Norma COOPER - Eudora - 28-Female-White~American 30 July Chas. F. EVERLY - Ft. Riley-23-Male-White-American-Military Tuberculois Pd. $6 26 Aug: George THOREN - Eudora -__-Male-White-German-Apendecitus Pd. $12 28 Aug. Radie Viola LAUGHLIN - Eudora - 9-Female-White-American-Nephitis Pd. $6 29 Sept. Richard F. LAUGHLIN - Eudora - 3-Male-White-American- Myacarditus 2 Oct. Leander Jackson IRWIN - Eudora - 66-Male-White-American- Hemorage Paid S.V.CARR $10 for digging grave 27 Oct. Anita Marie FREUND - Edgerton - l-Female-White-American-Intestinal ·Infection Pd. $6 19 Nov. Konard ALTENBERND - Lawrence - 82-Male-White-German-Arteries Letrosia Pd. $10 �129 EUDORA CEMETERY Date Nationality.Lot fI Cause. German American Cerebral Hemorage Pneumonia American Pneumonia German Old Age American Impperfect Birth White German " " Child Birth Cancer Paid $10.00 Acident Age Sex Color Name 1920 (p. 60) 21 Jan. Gott1eb Koch LEXINGTON 84 M White 31 F Sylvia HARRIS " 2 Feb. Paid S.V. CARR $10.00 Eudora 1 F White Maxine Laure HARRIS 7 Feb. Paid $6.00 Eudora 87 F . White 22 Feb. Anna K. SCHLEIFER Paid $10.00 Eudora " 24 Feb. Lester G. STRElKER 1 day M Paid $6.00 Eudora 1920 (p. 24 July 16 Aug. 9 Nov. 61) Mary Maria BERNITZ Julia LEONHARD Mrs. Minnie SCHURLE 1921 (p. 18 Mar. 1 Apr. 12 May 61) Mrs. Marguerite ~~UNCH 73 F Blanch May SHAFSTALL 24 F 65 F Ella DISSINGER 22 74 77 F F F " " " " " " " P1uresy Tubecu10us Diabetes " This following list was in a different part of the record book and duplicates some of the above listings. REGISTER OF INTERMENTS Bru.? DECK - Sexton, Eudora It of In- /I of Lot II & Name and terment Cert. Section Residence 1915 (pp. 162-163) -3 Dr. Alvin SCHELLACK 1 15 Eudora 2 16 174-3 Mrs. Johanna BAGELMAN Eudora Mrs. A.H. HEINZICKER? 3 14 96-4 Colony, Ks. Edna C. LAUGHLIN 4 19 416-1 Eudora 20 150-3 James WHITE 5 Eudora 230-4 6 1155 Bell C. RICHARDS LAW Lawrence 1916 (pp. 162-163) 7 1 437-1 Cleva EDELBROCK Newton 8 2 350-2 Elizabeth W.· HAMMER Eudora 9 3 56-4 Carolina MAY Eudora 10 4 390-2 Lucile M. BARTZ Eudora Died Buried Re1ationRemarks shiE 1915 Ju1 12 1915 Ju1 19 1915 Sep 13 1915 Oct 11 1915 Oct 17 1915 Nov 17 1915_ Father Ju1 15 1915 Wife Ju1 21 Mother 1915 Sep 15 1915 Daughter Oct 13 1915 Father Oct 19 1915 Mother Nov 19 Jan 6 Jan 9 Son Jan 13 Jan 15 Mother German Jan 16 Jan 18 Mother " Feb 2 Feb 4 Daughter " German " " American Scotch American " �130 EUDORA CEMETERY REGISTER OF INTERMENTS II of In- II of Lot II & Name and terment Cert. Section Residence Died Buried Re1ationRemarks shi]2 . 1916 (pp. 162-163) 18 9 South side Cemetery 646 174-3 19 13 Sing1e-3 20 15 .30-3 21 16 39-3 22 23 18 South side Cemetery 19 188-3 . Feb 3 Mrs. Elvira HOBBS Eudora Feb 5 Rebecca LEE Eudora Feb 7 Mrs. Nettie LAVO Lawrence Mrs. Henrietta VAN HYATT Mar 11 Kansas City, Ks. Har. 20 Milton DAVIS Eudora Apr 6 Aug. GABRIEL Eudora Apr 24 Geo. CRUMP Omaha, Neb. May 6 Albert BAG ELMAN Topeka, Ks. Amos COPENHAUER Jun 27 Eudora Louisa M. GABRIEL Ju1 16 Eudora Solon TODD Ju1 21 Eudora Mrs. Mac Etta WHITE Aug 23 Eudora Sep 5 Chas. PILLA 24 20 94-4 Dorathe OTT 25 1427 442-1 11 5 280-2 12 6 sing1e-3 164-4 13 1267 14 K.C.K. 101-3 105A 7 South side Cemetery 56-4 8 15 16 17 1917 (pp. 162-163) 26 3 --1917 (pp. 164-165) . 27 --28 29 30 --1476 490 31 32 ------- 40 --- American Feb 7 II Colored Feb 10 " German Mar 13 " American Mar 23 Father Colored Single Old Age Apr 26 Son German May 8 German Apr 8 Husband Colored Juri 29 Son American Ju1 18 Mother German Ju1 23 Son Colored Aug 25 Wife " Sep 7 Father German Sep 7 Daughter Oct 31 Mother German & American American Jan 5 Jan 7 Father German 1916 Dec 31 1916 Dec 23 1917 Jan 18 1917 Jan 29 1917 Feb 11 1917 Feb 17 1917 Jan 2 1916 Dec 26 1917 Dec 20 1917 Dec 31 1917 Feb 17 1917 Feb 18 Father Colored Mother German Father German Sep 6 Francis J. DAVIS WIn. Hy MYER Feb 6 Mother Eudora Frank KING Eudora Mrs. J.F. SCHULZ Ernest ABLES Lawrence Raymond EHLER Kansas City, Mo. Aug. GUENTHER Eudora Joe C. WILSON DeSoto, Ks. ? Son " ? Father Father " American �131 . EUDORA CEMETERY REGISTER OF INTERMENTS of In- ti of Lot tI & Name and terment' Cert. 'Section Residence If Died Buried Re1ationRemarks ship 1917 (pp. 164-165) 33 9 --- 34 22 --- 35 --- E. L. COOPER Eudora John M. WILSON Clay Center, Ks. Joseph STRAWTHER Eudora 1917 Mar 1 1917 1917 Mar 22 American Father 1917 Mar 2 1917 " " Mar 21 Disinterred Colored Father 1917 Mar 25 This is the final installment of the Eudora Cemetery Book (copied at Spencer Research Library, K~U., by Grace Embers and Jean Snedeger) which began in Vol. IV, No. 1 of the PIONEER. .-_________________'_-~~~_________________________________, Scenes from Eudora Cemetery �132 i Lawrence:' Monthly' Meeting' of FriierrdsRecords' of l\rarri'age 1871-1897 Seth Wilson Bilrnett of lawrence', so~ of Daviid and Hannah Bilrnett (both dece'asedr and Sarah E., Frazie'r, daughter of John' and Lorinza Frazier (the former deceased)', of the same pl'ace, married the' 29th day of the third month 1871 at Lawrence. Witnesses'::' save space', two or more wi tnesses' having the s'ame surname are grouped together] Eli, Mari a, Sarah If. and Mary Wilson; Joseph~ D. and Hepsy H08g; Naomi, Washi'ngton" and Flora Hadley; J. W. Martin; Calvin Davis; Matil'd'a' WatKins; Margaret and Richard A. Cox; Lizzi'e A." White; H'. S'; smith; Louis:a Frazier; Geo. W. Johnson. 110 Albert: D. Pickering of Chicago, son of Aquilla H. and Ruth Jlir... Pickering, and Almed'a Hadley', Lawrence, daughter of Washington and Naomi; Hadley', married the~ 12th day of sixth month 1872. Fami~ly' Relations::- Washington" Naomi, Albert', Mar.y' J., CharIes' F ... , Belle~ S." Einma', EIIa, Laura' and Flora Hadley;; MatiiTd:a m. Johnson;: Cophine,Pfcker.ing; J. If., and Annis: L. Stuart. Other witnesses':" Mary, BenJamin, Richard A~ and'Margaret Cox; D. M. and' 1\1'., Einana Moore; WID., Sarah A~, and Willie Niicholson; Noble L. (?)Prenty; James: S. Crew; Juli a' M Ellison; Fannie S~. Ros;s-; Ida L. Blood'; (?)Prem Houston'. Thomas Erwood Newri'n', Lawrence~, son of Mahron H~ and' Mary E~ Newli'n', and Laura Hadley', daughter of Washington' and' N'aomii Hadley', Lawrenc'e', marrie'd' the~ 30th d1ay of tenth month 11878. Wftnesses:: W., Naomi, Al'bert, Mary J, Emilie, Ella C. and' Fl10ra M. Hadl'ey;; George' y~, and MatHda' H. Johnson;' AImed'a'H., ~fckeTi:ng; En a' M. Lfndley; J. W., A. L." E. A•. , and R. A: Stuart; V: H. Cofti'n'; M. H:~, \\fary E~" Mattiie' E~., J~ HI•. , Arabe:1:le S~, John' M~, Rebecca' E., Frora A"., Julli a' F'., Elvi ra' A." and' Deip,hna' J. Newrin'; 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'. Di. Mason; Mary' Lynch';' B'. A:. and' Georgia T. Ambren;'W.A~ and L. B~ Simp,son; W. J: Patterson;' MoUie H~, Thacher; Jos~ E~ Ross;; Li zziie Yeagley.; H'. C:, Raugh;~ Gertrude A: Bull'ene;: R~ C. Johnston'; Mary A. EiidemiTler;' J~ B. and Fr.ank March'; Vara' H. G'reen;' E. p. Ches;ter; G'. E: Patrick; Frances:' Schlegel. t Charles Monroe', Lawrence, son of Charl1es: W. and Abby' K. Monroe of Middlesex, county, M'ass;~ and Ell a Co. Hadley, Daughter of Washi'ngton and N'aomi Hadley', Lawrence, married the 18th day of the third month 1880. Witnesses: W~, Naomi, Emilie V'., Flora M., Lulta C., Al'bert and Mary: J~ Hadley;, C. W. and Herbert Monroe~ Laura H~ and T~ E. Newlfn'; S: O. and Sarah G'~ Thache'r;~ J~ ~. and: Josi',e L. Crew;; H~ L. and! L. D. Schaum;: J~ P~, and S: C. Usher; W~ N.< and Fannie Bangs; Anni;s L. andi J. H~. Stuar.t;.: Enoch: and Hepsy" H~ Hoag:;;' Benjamim and S: Ell1a' Cox;' Elll1a, and' Jr. Henly';; M. J'." A. G:•. andi Mary Ei\demi ll'er;: G'ao J: B'arker;' J: M'~ Ferguson-; , Cllara and J~ W. Nichans;: J. D. and W. J'. Patterson'~: E'. P. Chester.;, J. E. Ros's; Cora E~ Pierson;; Carrie BONnan;, Levii. and' Sarah A~ Woodard;;' W:.. F. and Josephine B'. March!;:. Geo. Y'~, Matillda' H~., Ir. Herbert and! Mattie' Johnson; Albert D." Alimeda' H. and' Cliarenc'e H: Pickering;~ \Ibn,. and Sarah A•. NichoTsonl; J: W. and May' S~ Green; N. T. Step,hens:; Gertfe~ A. Bui'lene;' Gi"ac'e' F. Houghteliin';: PliinY'iL. (?)Loper.; Mary Lynch;; R. A. Stuar.t; Lucena' A~ Barker. l• Willli am Nicho-lson Jr.-. I Lawrence, son of Wiill!i am and Sarah A. Nii,ch 011 son , Dougl as: county', and: Juri a F'. NewU:n, daughter.' of Mahllon' and Eli zabeth Newl!ii"n', Dougllas; county', marri'ed: the 22nd' day' of second month 1883'. Wftnesse's': Mahlon' �133 H•• Mary E•• John M., Rebecca E•• Mattie E •• Joseph, Belle, Thomas E•• Laura H•• Flora A. Newlin; Edwnrd J. and El:ni r3 D. Parker; Josi e and Robert B. Newly; Washington. Naomi. Albert, ~1ary J., Flora M•• LuI a C. and Emma i1adley; George Y. and Matilda R. Johnson; George Nicholson; R. J. and Emm<1 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. I(eiser; [;1011ie H. and Nellie Thacher; Ada E. Briggs; Jennie S. (?)Gibert; Emma A. and Mary A. Savnge; 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, Hinn. and Flora Hadley. daughter of Washington and Naomi H~dley, Lawrence. on the 30th day of the tenth month 1884. Witnesses: Washington, Naomi, Alhert, l,lary J •• Emilie V•• Fred W. and Lula C. Hadley; Geo. Y., ~.latilda H.,H. H•• M:::ttie E., Charles H., and Bertha Johnson; Chas •• Ell a H., C. \~. and Herbert ~.lonroe; T. E., Laur;:) H., Belle, (,)Gurny E., Milt, Mary E., Mattie, John r~l •• Rebecca E. and Flora A. Newlin; Ruthie B. Pickering; S. P. and H. H. Talbot; \11m p. and Abbie C. Haworth; Will and Nicholson, Juli a; O. J. and R. B. \~oodard; Josephine Woodard; Lida Roney; Bella Lane; Marvin A. BO\\IDan; Mollie H. and Sarah G. Thacher; Wm. 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;\"lm. H. Coffin; Jessie +(his mark) Dillard; Lola Bell; W. J. Patterson; Bertie N. Lewis; Frank (?Hlellrich. Amos Walton, Lawrence, son of Abraham and Ann Walton, deceased. and Lizzie C. Wilson. daughter of Eli and Mary Wilson, married on the 18th d::lY of the seventh month 1885. Witnesses: Eli." Mary. James, Ruth W•• John. Sarah H., W. P •• Amelia, Maria H•• T. J., Jno. S., Clemma, Elijah B., Fannie B. and Eli Wilson; Emanuel, Anzetow and Sylvester Walton. Jo!"!n W. and Alice L. Coffin, LI. F. and Ida J. Hughes; Wm. and Sarah Nicholson; Wm. H. and Sarah W. Coffin. Amanda M. Henley, Chas. T. and Anna J. Bruce; J. H. and Eliza K. Vestal. Luke H. Woodard of Hesper. Johnson county, KS, son of Stephen C. and Martha A. Woodard (the latter dece;:)sedl, of Johnson County, KS. and Lizzie J. Kennedy, daughter of William J. and Lucinda Kennedy of Lawrence. married on the 9th day of the sixth month 1887. Witnesses: Wm. J •• Lucinda. A. D.. , J.H., C. E.. Flora M. and F. H. Kennedy; Eli zabeth Penington. 111 Clrth a Roberts, W. and Naomi Hadley, Adela C. Davis, R. A. farnham. Mattie E., Flora A., J. ~l. and R. E. Newlin'; Fmma F. and R. D. Mason; S. C., Ellen, Sallie. Ell1ma. Nellie, Ulysses. Ella M., L. E., Clara, Horace. C. 0 •• Sadie M. and E. F. Woodard; Mary E•• Lydia F. and Herman J. Hill; Esther L. and Mary E. Wilson; Maurice B. r:obinson; E. and M. E. Stanley; Martha, Endsley, H. W. and Susanna Jones; O. A. and M. E. Hiatt; Annie O. and Mary Gilmore; Annie J. Roberts; W. E. Perkins; T. J. Hughes; L. W. and John Thralls; Enoch and Edith Pearson; Joe and P:udence Shields; A. L. and Hattie M. Stanton; Nydi a, S.C. and John Gilmore; Llndley C. and Mary H. Cox; Jacob and Ruth Bales; Lydi a hI. Henshaw, Vkn. C. ::md Sarah Coffin; M. Kate Wright; U. E. and MaryS. Learnard. Wilfrid Rowntree of Kansas City, county of Jnckson, Mo •• son of Henry and Charlotte ~owntre~, the former deceased, formerly of Bradford, Engl and, and Della Harnet DaVIS, daughter of Bartlett Y. and AdeUa H. Davis, the former deceased. fo~nerly of West ~i~is~er, N. C., married on the 21st day of the ninth month 1893. Witnesses:' Charlotte~ Lilian, Gilbert, RiChardson", Bernard, �134 Owen and Marne A. Rowntree; Adella H., il.largaret, Roxanna A., James, M., Anna F., S. H., Lena U., Anna ~it., Davi d L., Penelope F., Emily F., Wi lli am J. and :&nnm Davis'; Mary C. and Frances P. Wright; C. C., Helen, Edmund, r,1artha E., Wm. and Fred B. Stanley; Lyra (?)Tregelles; Rachel C., John and Sarah Woodard; Arvin S. and Mattie Davis Olin; Nathan and Lydia [\1. Henshaw; Eva Irene and John D. Miles; Richard A., Charles, Elizabeth W., Belle T. and Flora M. Cox; Ella D. Coltrane; Rebec'a [,loore; Hepsy H-. and Laura E. Hoag; J. H. Kennedy, M. N. Sands. John ~1. Newlin, Recorder. John' Howard Kennedy, Douglas county, [<S, son of Willi am J. and Lucinda Kennedy of Douglas county, and Nettie Cox, daughter of Albert L. and Jennie Cox, Lawrence, married on the 29th day of the eleventh month 1894. Witnesses: Richard A., Albert, L., Jennie, Charles, Elizabeth W., J. J., Belle, Charley R.,Ella, Flora ril., Oscar L., Liza and Carrie Cox; S. P. and Lizzie Trueblood; W. J., Lucinda, A. D., Nellie, F. H., Nellie, H. E. and Flora Kennedy; E. Penington, R. A. Parnham, Sam'l P. and Gula E. ~loore, Rebecca Butler, Lou(n) Clark, Nora E. RobertsLula Dunb::-r; Nathan and Lydia r:l. Henshaw; Ervin E. Trueblood; Grace Vlright. Barclay William Henshaw, Lawrence, son of Nathan and Lydia M. Henshaw of Lawrence, and Flora Alice, daughter of John M. and Rebecca E. Newlin, married the 13th day of ninth month 1894. Witnesses: John M., Rebecca E~. Bessie, M. H., Mary ~, Mattie E., J. H~, Belle, M. Ernest, r,'lyrtle, W. L., and V. A. Newlin; Elmira A., Edward J., Howard and Mary E. Parker;Julia F •• Wm. and Georgie Nicholson; Phebe R. and BarClay Thomas; Mamie, Abbie, Nathan and Lydia [,I. Henshaw; C. R. and Julia F. Dixon; Harry L. and Liebe D. Schaum; R. DO', Emma F. and Alice E. Mason; Cynthi a (!nd Abbie L. Hilcex; E. Bert Smi th;: Laura 0' Bryon; Edna Jones', Rose Hornor; N. C., Franc E. and Bertha Johnson; LuI a C. Hadley. Amos Colin Maple. of Knightstown. HEmry county, Indi ana, son of John D. and Caroline Woods Maple of Henry county, Indiana, and Lula Charles Hadley, d2ughter of Charles and Arabelle Hadley of Lat'lrence, married on the 30th day of sixth month 1897. Witnesses: Jos. H•• Arabelle S., Ernest, r.lyrtle A., r~lahlon H., Mary E., John M., Rebecca E. and Bessie Newlin; Gee. Y., Matilda H. and Eertha Johnson, C. R. and JuUa F. Dixon, E.J., Elmira A•• Howard and Mary Parker; B. W. and Flora A. Henshaw; Julia and Georgie Nicholson; Endsley, Martha, W.E., and Edna Jones; R. D. and Emma F. Mason; Anna J. and Lillien ?,!. Cahill; Lucy A. Fuller; Cynthi a and Abbie L. Wilcox; ~,l:3rci a R. \'lood; Lucy Y. and May F. Riggs, Adela H. Davis; Jane and Alice Penfield; H. Jay Withington; Ernest Blaker; Fred B. McKinnon; Arthur H. Symons; reate L. and Mrs. J. E. Riggs. Abstracted at Spencer Research Library, Lawrence, KS by Pauline B. Elniff Herald of Freedom, Jan. 27, 1855, p. 3, c. 1 A Free School in Lawrence A free school was commenced in this city a few weeks since, taught by Mr. FITCH. A meeting of the citizens was held on the evening of the 18th inst., at the school room. The meeting was organized by the choice of Mr. Samuel F. TAPPAN, President, and Dr. S.C. HARRINGTON, Secretary. A school committee of three was appointed for the ensuing ye~r, consisting of Dr. ROBINSON, Dr. DOY, and J.S. EMERY, Esq. Mr. Samuel F. TAPPAN was chosen clerk. We are informed that enough money has been subscribed to carryon the school for three and a half months. �\ 13~: C'. W. SMITH, Lawrence:, Kansas, UNDERTAKER & EMBALMER 1890 -- 1901' (continued fl'om' ~o:rume: VI, p,age 47). Burial' Ag e:, C'au'se d. BUrial Date 29 Mch 1894 Elliott, HEmry 5 Aug 1896, E1Jlii;ott, Mrs'•• R'•. G,•. 21' Sep, 1902. Elfli S', Augustus', M. Pri'. Co'M (1) 13~ Aug 1903 EHi's'" EdVdOl E., Co'M 12th, Ind., 18 MaY' 1901. Eurs:, Etta' ElliS',r EUiig:, Ell is-,. Elilis', EH'iis', 21 Ju!' 1\900' Eva F., H~ (?)'Marvini 16, Jan 19011 14' Ju:l!: 1896, FIarriie;t A~ 26 Aug' 11899 Infant Mr.s. Lodenia 28 Jui 1'894 EHi s, May' E~, Erli s, Mils S' Eilli S', Win. Elilison, Ahna' EIUson1" Jos'eph Elli'sonl, Loviisa 3 28 20, 9. 25 1. E1 swi cK, .Danl 25 Feb' 1907; Jul 1900 Ap'r 11891. Nov ])900 ({)ct, 1905, 5ep 1901 Mch 1907: (? lEmano", Mrs. Saliin's 6 Feb~ Eme·ry" Anna: C.' 2_ Mcb: Emery', G~. w.~ 14 Jun1 Emery', Jas. S.. 10 Jun FmerY'i J~ C:. 27 Nov 8 CDct Eimnet, J'~ C:. Engstr.om1, N'. P. 9 Jun ErfcKson, Edd-i'e n~ Aug Eriksen" Mat'HIlda Ern's;t" ChiTd: of Essfc){;, 1\7aryl' Estabr.ook" Lucy P'. Estell, . Jrddiie' Estell'., Scott EsteTlie'., John' EUdol.y, Shuldon{?J'1 Evans:; Chi11d: of Evans:, Chi Id:.;,of Evans, Daviid Evans, James; A. Evans:. Job. 1'896. 1897~ 1'894 ])899 1'891 1[903 1903 1906, 21. Ap r 1905. 6: Feb) 1899 3 Mar' 1897'. 1 Jan 1905 111 Aut} 11891 8 5 23 9 J'ui: Jun: 5ep' Mchl 1890. 1904 1902 1891. 22, Mch 1900' 21" Apr 1.903: Private C. B• 27 Dec', 1.904 19 Mch 1904' Jr. It El~liott R'.G~.& Sam: EI1Uott: The: Famii,lly' Reno' nr ar f9.., 60 Hrt Fai 1 34 46' Nrv Pros' 54'. 8]L Accif.d'ent 1:20 30 KSM 55 A~ccfdent The' FamilY Cavalry(?)' Blank 29 Blank l!04 Ben' Elll i:s' Benevolent No., Z G'eo'. w:~ Enis~ J. D.,SOnes·acR' 24!' Blank 94 S~ N. EIH's: G'arnett 21m(?),C.l'ungS'l00 '11.'. K. Erns~ «)II' 40 Cilcr.Bones 54" Will'farD': EITjj's" ©fr 3' Hrs (?) 83: Truman Ellls: l\I;" 89: Diarrhea' 89' (hrought from~ Newton. Iowa) T. A-._ EIlTs' lOR' 23 Con(?)' 93 Ben EITis~ Off" Bink Bl'ank 9 Phi1iip~' Cli ark IVG~ 21 ConBoweis 97' 21' BFank 161, Mary El'li'sorr' OFf Lovisa &- Lonr Elll sonm.64' Hrt T.rMS lOa . A-. G.,. Ellison1 Or67 ffeart WIn'. Dick Geo'.. SChel'l. Perry,Ks'48 Blank 181 Mrs~ .. EIswi'ck BInk Blank ~ Geo'. J'~ (?YSOsRer- «:'II' CI];as:~ CO': Eroery/ 00' 6J7' Hrt FaiT 59 S'. B. [{en ton; of -1- Bnrsprgs42.': Con~-Brajjn' 3S' The F'ami'llyor 72 Lvr&Stom. 82: C.C'.Emery/ & Fr.ank(?}lOIr Bl:nk Blank 14 The" F'amiTy' ({)}r 7.6 Ifrt Fail 133' Mrs'. Mary; Engstrom! COFr 68 BroncM?>129 Andrew Erickson; <001 25 TyPhFvr. 173 wife;S'adi;e; Er.icKson" C: J'. EdR'son' \OR 48 TyphPnew. 48 PhH:fp, Ernst tOH 4 days;(?) 78; James: Essick tOH' 44~Stomach 59 BenevoTent N'o., 2 [')Jf Mrs. Whi.tcomb' 84 IOld Age: ISO A: Whi.tman~ OW Blink Blank 11 1 Jr. J'~ Griffin' lOR' ~~ Es,terle' OH 65 Paralysii.s: 142 ~l EudolY" coo22, Bbn R120: W~ 3". Evans;' Clintonr Brnk Blank 7 Robt. RJd:' Wt~ Evans: 89 4 wlCs The" FamilY" 69, Pleursy+ 127 ..1. KSW Wnr. J'~, Ev,an s~ FUr 23 Ca'rbolAciJdI5n 7 w.., HI. Evan s: m 79: IDl'd Age: 139 (Shipped fromi EUTeR a<.; Ks) ,~,~ �Name' Evans,; 1\1r:s. Mary' BUri al Date: 6 .Tun 1907, Evo ( a1h t, Dr.~ Ii COct 1893 EWing, B'., Chii.1Jd, of: 28, Ai>'r 1901 EWing. Chi 1d' of 24 Feb' 1898 EWi'ng" Chnd~ of 24, Dec' 1'897" Ewing, Saily' 31P, ({)ct' 1898 ' o:ng' , W' E 8; Ju" l' 1890 EWl FacI<l!i!n" John' N'., 4~ 5ep '1902". Faith, Jno'., Chi1'd' o'f 2. No.v 1907:. F'a(o)lTey', E~ R'., 1'5 Dee: 1;897;: Fannon" Jimmie' 6. Oct 1890: .. . F'arrfs; Inf.'ant 8· Mar?1907 May' 1907' 31 Dec 1902. Farri s, J. T.. Farron (w), Chi.ld of --... .-.!"', 6:. Dec 1190'4, 2.9, Apr 1891 Faxon ,. Geo'. T. Faxon, Mercy L. Faxon',. Mrs;. Ros;a 30 SepJ 1906, 6 Ilkt 1899, 8 Jui 1904~ Farr." Jay' G;. (1 IF azel\eU, Pet er: Felt, Eli zabeth Felt" Fran ci s- M. Fergason. Chi.ld; of Ferguson'" Chi I'd', of Fer.gusoni, (?)Levere Fergu'Son, W.~ Ferri'll, Geo. Ferrill, Isaac' 24~ I.May' 1904 25 (()ct IT ~t 12, Mch 9~ JUl. 24 Juff 18, Mch' 9 Apr 18 Jan 1906 1906' 1902 1896; 1899', 1892 1'893 1:898: Ferri s, John1 1'7 NilV 1899 !.... CO' M, 12<r3~ Ind., Vol!. (?"lFevroe', \Ibn'. 6 Dec 1904 Fields', James 14 Sep' 1900' Fierds, Mrs. Luci nda' 20 JUn- 1902. f.freld" M. L. 29 Dec' 1,903', Fi;ggins, Child: of 23 Dec 1890. Ffggins," Havannah 8 Dec 1905' fsHipped: firoml GITroy,. Cali f. ) FiTger', Henry 11~ Dec 1'896 Findley, James 10 1\'lay' 1903" Bu ri al Ag e' Caus e~ d! fa Orderedi by' Met. Ins:~ Co. 71 COld age' 185 Mary Gti'ff,in (; Bro. l\r;~ Blank 29 Mrs;. Evo~:aJtt or 5 moConvuls. 103 Byron Etlling' OIl 8 ? Blank 68· ff~. A., EWfng' ar ~:yr(?)' 66' J ~ H:~. EWing' MG: 76, Old age' 75' Ch'as~ Coreman tOIl' Blank 1: J'. T:. Ewing' COO 3 m.Cho'i.in·:fli20: John F'acklii'm OFf 1 wi< 'i911 Oscar' Cox;'John" F'afthOC 76: Asthm'ar 66' G. W:, FaUeyr m 31anR 3; Win;. Morriott Lecompton~ Andrew: Fannon:' 185 Eathe.r;;· .r-ohn~ F'an" Mii1~an, Ks~ 23 Killed byr cars? Shipped: to MiTand'~ [\s:123, Rolro' Farriis: Elk City:- 3 mo Sinothered (Shipped to Elk CHy.) Brg' Sprgs' 56, Cance·r· 148 J._ Farris' B11ank 9 Mr.;._ St rf cRTand OFF Capit .... Strong' 55: FracSkulH75 James:' & Frank' F'axon' 0081 Old age+ 85; The' Brothers;IDI-r 37" B1 anR, 143 Geo~ F'. F'axon' OfF (Shipped' from', Albuerqlre r Mrs:. FazerelT (0W 40 Blank 141 T:. Hargi.s~ WmiFe1t fOFr 3yr' Paralysfs'176 00' WIn! A~ Fe1it 10 m Diphth. 176: 1\[;J. B. Fergeson4 m Blank 1I3 nt;' John' Ferguson" 3" days 53 Thos. Fer.guson· <GIl' 8? Croup 82~ 00County Brank 17' 01(?,):Corronor Blank 26 Mrs. En zar S;iiliver- ©IF 23 (?)'pneu·. 67 (di;ed at Einpori'al J:. B. Cunnfngham: Lecompton Blank 86 Douglas County! The FamiTyl m 767 U"remicPsnl48, ~Shfpped' f.rom' Frankfort, Ks) CHar.les~ Fiields:Reno) I SinmrComp I 95 Stephen Si Ive'rs' Charles; Fiields' Reno 87 MalarFvr' 117 C. W.~ HemphiH «i)H Mrs. El1a~Fiierd 33f. Perriton.135 (Shipped' from1 Top'eka) Charles Fields Reno, 20, T.}rphFev. 81' Charles Hemphill J. Hi. Figgins: 00' Bl.iank S Mrs. JacR Ffggins OW 2S T.yph Fev 163 Ben ev01 ent. No-._ 2 J. H. SWikar.d: Topeka' 45 Suici'de' 57 M. B. Peyer' «II' 71' Hrt Fai 1 128, _Stevenson' �~ Finley, [(. Fi s'h, Amelia R. Buri a1 Date: 13, Jan 1899 0) Mch 190'5: Fishe, (?)Thadius' Fishback" ChUd- of< 16 De,c 1897 3 5ep' 1896; Fi shbacRr" ChUd' of' 14. Nov 190'1 Fishback, Ella: Fishback" John' 3 Sep 190'3 20' Nov 190T nshback. ~1artha' 21 Feb: 190'7: Fiishback, Saml~ 18 Jun 190'3 Fi sher', Carl ll!, Mch 1900 Fiisher, EHz. 27 Dec 1892 Fisher, Frank 11 May 190'6(shipp'ed from: St •. Louis)' Fisher, Melvina T Aug 190'0: Fisher, Rosa. 21 Jul 190'4 23 Junl 1898 (?)Fitchne, Mrs. Anna30 Fitchne: Infant 5 Fiitchpatrick Infant 8 (?)Fitchue, Frank 2 Fitton, Fannie E. 6 Mch Nov Jan Sep Feb Fi tzhue, Pricil1 a Jul 190'3 Fleming, Infant Flemming, child: of Arthur B. F1i'l'it. Mrs:-. 1\'1. S., 1896-, 190'0' 1903 1890 190'6 8 Nov 1899 16. Nov 190'0',' 24' Jan 190'2. Ordered bY!, Burial! _ ~,Cause: D., f!L Geo. Finley l:ecompton1 7& Blank 77' A~ Whitman Blank 64 Blank 154 Edward: R~ Fhh, 421 101 i ve: St:. , St. Loui s , Mo. Mrs'. Mary' Brooks 82 Bl ank 66 John' Fishback' 00' 2 yrs Blank 55; Viol;a (?)Tent N()'. 11 Homer Ffshback IOH" 110' 7/12 Pneu'. John' Fhhback M'ason' Fishback 00-28/9 AccidPsn131 Maggie. Fishback lOll" 48 Consumpt 191 Benevolent Lodge N<r. 2 John' Fishback (()H6~" ?gas.Ctrh181. Mrs. John' FishbacK- m 10'0" (Old Age 129 82 Hrt' F'ai 1 89 Miss Aim-a' Fisher IOlr Carl Fi'sher & Vau'., OHBlanR 24 Mrs~, J:. R. Rankin' (?lAl ta Fisher' <DIr 46 B1 ank 169 Simon Barker ([)H~ 70' Drop'sy 172 Irwin: Harris: Hesper 33' B1 ank 143 (shipped from'Lewiston, rdaho') Joe ltitchere' MG:' 34' Killed 72 (shfp'ped from' Ccrlorado)" RR Cr. Jonas: (?)Fitchne 1\1;: 24.' Blank 51 11;. ... G'. HonnuHr MG Sti1! born 96 Poor Commission <.OFf Stnl born124 JcsephFitchu: MG; Blank 3 Henry Eggart ow Blank, 165 Wm. Fitton, P.<D. Dept., K.C'. 1\-10-. Joseph Fitzhue ([)H 65' Paralysi s 130 Household of Ruth 40'0'0' Herman Fleming' m 85: 4 da' Blank Mr._ Fl emmi;ng' ({)If 3 Blank 97 J'. B~ Chu,rchnl H~ N'. Fli.nt We1lsvnre 54" Mening,i t.1l2. L. N~ FUint, Manhattan, Ks' J.M~ FUnt, Wel'l svi He , Ks H~ J'. Flora preas'.G"rove" Bllank 1'74 John N~ Frora' 0085- Ord~ Age 92 Flora, Mary' 9 Sep" 1;90'6 Flora(erY,Harriet A~ 18 May 190'0 (Shipped from Ponca' City, OK) Florer, Mrs'., Ann'a' 1T Mc'h 1190'4 John~ N. F1iorer56\ Cbnsumpt. 56, (Shipped from" Grayhorse, IndianT,erMr. StiTl'well' Florer" John' A'~ 14 Jan 190'7 Mrs~_ Maud' Bird Bl1ank 179 (Shipped from: Bartel svi llleJ M., t. Stii!lwelr Frorer, Wiil ter" 24' Dec' 190'5 Mr~, Stfl1wel'l, m' 31 Consumpt .163 (Shipped' f,rom Denver) J. N. Florer Flory', Alma: 11 IOct 190'11 E'., L•. Flora' WS~ Sino CholIhf. 108 Frory~ Chiild of Amos 0, Jim 190'6 Ainos- &; Danfel Flory," PI .Grove- lO'wks 'Pneu ~ 170", :~OltY't Ch~;lid: of N'., '1~ Nov 190'2 N?ah_ Flory PI.Grove 3" da. 123 F1,ory, , Chl!,~d of 0) May' 190'3 C•. W., Flory' Pl.Grove(Removalr 128 F1ory',_ Chr~~stop?er 25 Dec' 1899 Cyrus-; W.FIory' WS' 70" Para1~sfs' 87 Flory', E,r.n nr Chl'ld ofl8, Dec 19O'T Ervin· Flory WSBlanR 193 Fl102::.}~a' .' 6 Feb 190'6 Ira Flory' Pleas.Grove' 25' Pneu. 1:65', -F,lory, Jessl'e' 14 Jun" 190'3' Danial Frory Pl'eas.G'rove- 19 ..I.. &? 129 �( --, Date~ Name: ,Burial Flory:', Lydia 22 Jill 1:899 Flory, Manual Flory', Sam 1 12 Ap'r 1906 112 Aug 1900 Flory, Su'sfe Flory, S'arah 113' ©ct 1902, 4 Sep, 1901 Fl oyd, Jo-S1 ah 25" I\Ich 1'893 Fl!'oyd, W;,. A. 1,2 Mch 1904 (Sh tpped! :Drom', K. C'. Mo'. ) Fogre, Chiild: of W.Hi. 26) (()ct 1895 Fantroy'; Rache']) Ford, Netti'e A. Ford', Rachell Hi. Forsyth" Margaret P. Foste'r', Mrs~, Edith Fbu!ltz:, Chii.1d FOUlltz. Hemry' o~:' 28 18 25 8 13 Feb, 1901, Ju>i 1907 Ju'l 1905 Nov 1906 Nov' 1904', 13 Nov X89,'3 17 Nov,- 1893', Foxwell, Sadie: 20 Ap'r (?JFtaker, Child of 3, Febl Francft.)'Yi, Mrs. Mary! 27, Dec: Franciisi, G'eo'. 18 May;: Franci;s, Mrs., Marfa· 31 \Oct, Frank1h', Jos:eph 1'6, Dec FJtanlHfn', Jos'eph 23 Jill Franklin. Wilson 20 Moh Co. G 79th Cot In1':antry Frazi,er., Miiss'Lulul 20 Dec, 1,901' 11896 1898, 1,906 1905' 189:3' 1:900' 1893 1892 BUrial' .. Age .. fudered by' .. Pleas'.Grove 20 Sam-, Flo rey! Henry Rineh'art 73 Samwal Churchbaugh ", nr 63 The Famiily' J ... F., FHbrim(?} WS" 18 Elizabeth Flory" WS56: Levi'. Floryl Mr. .. , Fi'lbrine(?) w~ Froyd; R. R.Sinith 'or 51 Mrs'. W. A'~_ Floyd lOll' Mrs~ Saunde~,s C'ause: d. Bl1ank Dropsy Bl!ank ,f£!:, 82 168, 94 BEanR: 121 Briight 's107 Dis'ease Blank 25' TyPhoi.d 138, Fever' Blank 47 W. H., Fog'} e' OIl A~, G'., Honnold: David, Fontroy' m 63' Kstfurra 101: G'.L.Ford;:Afuos' N:$chl'sl\G~ 55- LungTrb'.186 G'. G'rovnor 00 91i (()Id Age' 158 Mrs. Sweet ;Mrs'~ Wi ck &Win'chester' 75' Paral!ys'-.176, Mi\ss: Siler;: Wm.Fos;;.. ar 39': Blank 149 ter; THe' FamiTyr ~ Vl~" Foultz, Biig: springs' 6' DfpJithe'r~ 31 Wfu. FouItz n " . . , . /4" Dfp,hther. 31 J. L ... Tyrer Mrs. I. S:, Hal'l.Phii lHp,sburg27 Hrt&'ungs184: A•. G'. Honnold rvx;:Diphthe'r. 49 Mr~ J~ 1, Wo1bridge' 1\&' 74 Pn'eu. Fevr. 76G-eo. Francis' (OR 4' m. croup' 170 G'.Gregglr N'.F'ranci's: OIl' 46, Gum Shot 161 County'Silpit. Poor farm164 (Old Age+ 32 A~, G,. Honn-old' Gf 48 Bl~ank; 94 A~, G. Honn-o 1 d; Famii11y9f BlIank 25~ Daughters' of Bethel Of BJlank: 24 Austin. 1112: N~ ¥'.Post A1'JJce; Irvin" Camden Point,Mo',. Clinton' 7r Diabetes 76E: A~ Payne: J: R•. Woodward' C: J: Erii,ckson' 00' 71 B11anR 33 W. E': Freeman al' 25 Blank 144' CityCl'erk m 93 Blank 30 W. E... Freeman 'DR> 1 day 142 The: Famiilly M;' 86> P'aral'ys. 159 Mrs ... J~Hr., Freese Vfnl'an-d' 63 Canc:. Stm.190 Mrs'., French OH' 69: Hrt Faiil+' 60 Mrs., F'~, Frendel' (?)'Chester B11ank 2 J:., R'; spoh,r' Mrs. John Fishhack tOIr 24 Blank 164 Mrs~ Fr~zier, N'ath. 10 Dec' Co., C:~ 2 Ohi'o' Vo1l. Ihfty:. Fredd ckson . ? 3 Mch Freeman, G'enii.vra(?l' IS Aug Freeman, Levii. 7 Oct Freeman, ChHrd; o'f W. E~r3' Jim' Fe (i':Ht,z', Chas;~ 24' Aug Fru(ee)se:, J~, H~ 28 Sep Fren ch , Ch as. D~ 3 May Frende,r", Chj;rd' of 30 Jil·l r89S' 1H9\1' 1904 r893' 1,904 190'5' 190-7: 189T 1890 Frey. Ed: 14 Jan 1906: (Shipped from K. C'. )' Fre~, Johnl 5 Aug 1895 Fdi.cl<er, El1iza' M;.. 112, Ap'r~ 1'898 Fri'c*er., Geo'. 1'6) Dec: 190t, (Shiipped' frOln-: Chicago'. 111.») Fly. Mrs~ Jtda~ 23' Apr: 1903: The Family; Geo. F.ricker" Mr. Mirt Moody' H•. Tiis'dale(?) Jamison' Fry' Ben evo l:en t #2, Off tOH ®Ii Blank 62, BUlrmt 73 Btank 44 70 111 ar- 29' Fever' 127 �N'ame Bwri a1 Date' Fry.', Chas·. W. 23 Dec: 1906: (Shipp'e:d' from Kansas. City) Fuel', I·fi. D. Fu11er, Ar.thur / N~ 23 Nov 189il 22 Mch 1906 Fuller, Mrs'. F'. 6, Aug 1,90lL FUTgason Infant. 4 Jan 189'l G:ains;, RUith 17 MaY"1893 Gai n s', Hen ry! 19' Dec'. 189:l!. Gaiinnes:i, Chas. HEmry' 23!. Nov 1894' G'aH as', l\Jiinniie 16, Feb) 1905 American ? Co ... SOlomon, Ks:. G'all'iiger. Thomas' 30. Jim) 189.5 G:'munon •. B(G;):~1:1y' 27 Feb\ 1891; G:anD-ob:, ~·CoTl[a':·. ~ 23',Ju I' 1906~, G:-ardn1eri ohn-d' o:f 31 MCil 1900 G;ilildneri Mrs., M.J'.E~~ 20 May' 190:1L G'ardner, Mrs.- Penelopel2Mch, 1903 G:'ar:dner, ROYi E~. 30 Au'g' 189i7 G~arner; J~ F~ r. Aug' 1895 l Garl'lett. Mrs., Ethel Garrett·, Loui's:a- 2l!: May 1903 3(t &t 1904'. G'arrett,' Mrs:. Gcil'lret1l:, Mrs. S. M'. 113'· Ap·r 1891' 18 Dec r893 <iarllett, Mr.·.. Wesl ey 5 G:arvin, John' M~. 3 G:arvi:n., Thomas: 7 (Shipped from! Thomas:., G;as:kHT•.. Chias._ 3 G:askins: Infant :. G.aumiier. Mrs;~, Mahala~ G~aumftz', Mother' G:aus:s, Angie: (?)G'E!i:tz, ?, M. Gei;.t'z~ George: G:eitz, Loufs:ar B'., 29 12 3 22. 1', 30 r8. Jarr '1894. Feb 1904 Feb 190'7 I(tJ{I a.l Mch 190T Aug 1.902 f.Oct: 1907: May"1904' Aug' 1901. Dec 1901i' Sep 1902: Febl 1902:. Geii.tz. Marcus T'.. 14 Jui: l!9Q2 Gentry,. Flossi'e' 7 A'plr 1902 1 Aug 1905, Gel!l:j'n-,. Mrs:~ Aim-a1 (Shil?pe:d iromi Topeka') Gel'lin. Charles ()~. 9:: JuL 1905 Georgia',. Eranciis: E~. 3 Jut 1:903' Georgiie •. Wlnniie: 16 Jan' 1895 Gerhard', Frli,tz 24, Nov' 1901' G:erhart., Ju'Uia" 30(· Sepl, 1!899: Or.dered bL Budai, Age: ,Cause~ d.-f.g.:. Utider.t'aker: J.W~Jones: 00" 35,' Consump't.178 Masonic Lodgey Mrs., John' Filshback Henv.y- Fuel BTank Bl!ank 14 m Apolexi a 167 A~. Whitman Mrs ~ Edh 8' Fwller Arthur N'~ Fulrer' 10H 89 Accid'.+ 106, Wm. J~ EvansCounty' Blank 5 J'ohn' G'ainsPerry' Blank 27 IWr~ Gabs' m·BlanK 15 G. N'., Wi;.!Rers'onPerry. 1'8; Typh. Mall.ar31' Fr.edbnia,Ks-W;F:Zee·b 12 Mi.~:Z3' Pneu'.LungI53. JuIfus; Gall:as' No,rth Mr., G'alliiger' & Mr-. !~ REmo 71' Feve'r' 42 O~ Roford' WSBlank l' John' G'ann-on' <Of!" 19' Hear,t Fan'l72 {{•. WhitmanmStill bo rn1 90' John: G~ardner' 00 63 P'aralysi s104 E'. A: &' Wm.. HHT 'He'sp'er- 85 <Dlrd Age' 125 Albert G':ardner' 1\17::; 2 1.'r Croup'; 63' Charles:'G'arner' ? 36 Paral'.ysis" 44 J'. B'•. Shi.re( alr M;: G:rant G'iJrrett 31 Con. l!28 Orson' (;"arrett' OR 73 Acci'dent 147 J., A., G'arrett Mrs·•. C'~, F': Garrett <OBi Blank WesTeY" G'arrett. J:ecomptotr 71' from a W; 1. RorRe fall W~_ BarRer Lecompton',74 Cane:. Stm. 32 Th e: Fami.ly' ({ill' 69' Stm~Trb1 136 David Garvin" Bl!ank ~(msumplt . ]180 7 WIn. Car(n-)-avan° J:. J~. Rhi:neh art T •.. F'~ GasKin's" Chas·." G:aumer(?f The' F'amily' F. T'. G'ausss Ma~: & \Y'; G'ei'tz:wm~. G-ehz: Marri.s:· Y;. Gei,t'z: Wi1.HmD1 G'iditz: Wm~. BroWJl1 W~_, Geitz: I sa ac~ Gen try-' C. A:, RocRltmd' rw& 85 Pneul. m Still' born120 81 Blank 190, 68 ([)ld +141 16, Bl ank: rOT Jj2; Pn eUJ.~ 1 U1' 23' Blank 121 22. BlanK' 11'2 ®II WS:· mar m m CIf <OFI' Bli anR' C; .. A._ Rockland'. Adm~ m· James:: Georgfa<011' Masorr. NewUn (1)\ OM A~ Gerh'ard<DHJohn' Gerhart ~ Col ReHief Corp'. 182: 24, Bl1ank n8, 8 Bl anR:' 1'14 66 SenH'e 158: EXhaustion: 76 Old Age 1ST 21' Fever 130: Blank 3822. TfphFvr 110' 4T Rrt FllJ:4 84 �140 AUTOGRAPH BOOK The material submitted by Ruby M. book belonging HENRY WEBBER reproduced, the Puckett comes from an autograph to her grandmother MARN IE May 1, 1881. A few R. WEBBER from her father pages have been reduced remainder we printed the names that were signed, date (when given), and the location (when given). and the �141 Autograph Book owned by Ruby M. Puckett Belonged to her Grandmother ?MARN I E R. WEBBER from Her Father HENRY WEBBER May 1, 1881 All material in this autograph book was handwritten. We have printed the names signed, the date (when given) and location (when given). BANKS, Alex. G. BLISS, F. W. BOND, Dora BOND, Maudie BURTON, J. S. CARNAHAN, Alice E. CARNAHAN, Hugh CARNAHAN, Mary CLARENCE, E. L. DAVIS, Libbie FILPEL, Janie FISHER, Kate . FISHER, Mary FISHER, Rachel FISK, P. H. FRAZIER, Hattie GEYER, E. L. HALDERMAN, Jennie HALDERMAN, Maggie HALDERMAN, Minnie HALDERMAN, Sam H EFN ER, Alonzo H EFN ER, Minnie HIATT, K.B.C. (Teacher) HOOVER, J. L. KENNEDY, Lizzie (Teacher) LAIRD, Emma LI NDELL, Ada LI NDELL, Lois LONGANECKER, Chas. E. LONGANECKER, Clara LONGANECKER, Maurice McBRIDE, Nellie McLARK, D. METSKER, Tena METSK ER, Sarah MICHAEL, Ada L. MODINE, Annie POSTMA, Lizzie SHERFY, Hattie S.(?) SHIVELY, Arminta SH IVEL Y, Lydia SHIVELY, Sarah SH I VEL Y, Lulitia Mar 9th /88 Echo, Kan Jan 9, 89 March 7, 1883(?) March 13 /88 March 27, 1887 March 27, 1887 April 2nd 84 June 29 1888 Nov 23 1884 March 25, 1884 May 12, 1881 May 13, 1881 May 12, 1881 Globe, Kans Overbrook Kans Echo Kan Alfred Kans Alfred Kans. Alfred Kans. Gideon Kan Alfred Kan May 11 1881 3-27-1889 Aladdin Doug Hia Aladdin Kans Oct 14 1882 May 12 1881 Oct 14, 1882 October 13, 1882 May 11, 1881 Oct 13, 1884 1-10-87 Oct 11, 1882 October 4, 1881 Feb 2nd 1889 Januarry 14, 1889 Sep 23, 1888 August 28, 1888 August 25, 1888 JuJy 5 /86 (or 88) July 24 March 23,1887 Jan 3, 1887 March 9, 1881 12-23-86 Echo, Kansas Alfred, Kansas March 10, 1887 Alfred Kan 1883 Oct 16, 1882 Marion, Kansas Lawrence, Kansas Alfred, Kans. Lawrence Kans. Alladin Alfred, Kansas �142 SMITH, Effie STUTSMAN, Elijah A. STUTSMAN, Ella STUTSMAN, Gora (Lora?) STUTSMAN, Lucy M. TALLEY (TULLEY?), Joseph TESTERMAN, F. M. TUSSEY, Horace WEBBER, Charley WEBBER, Henry WEBBER, Victoria WILLIAMS, Belle M. WILLIAMS, J. WILLIAMS, Marion WI LLIAMS, Nannie WILLIS, H. H.(?) Ma rch 10, 1888 Feb 18, 1882 Feb 18, 1882 March 15, 1887 March 26 184 Dec 7 1888 (or 89) May 11 1881 March 17, /88 May 1 1881 March 10 /88 March 10 1888 3-19-88 3-10-88 12-9-87 Aladdin, Kan Aladdin, Kan Alfred, Kansas Alfred, Kansas Lane U. Aladdin, Kas Echo Kansas Echo Echo, Kans. Typed by Jan Elder DAILY JOURNAL AND EVENING TRIBUNE 20 March 1894 Golden Wedding Mr. and Mrs. I saac Stull, Kanwaka, celebrated their golden wedding at their residence on Deer Creek on March 13, 1894. About sixty of their neighbors and friends were present. At 1 olclock they sat down to a sumptous feast of all the rich viands the country produces, so which all did ample justice. Mr. and Mrs. Stull have lived at their present residence for thirty-nine years and many that were there have lived there about the same length of time. They received many useful and valuable presents some of which are as follows: large oil painting, Mr. and Mrs. M. Murphy; flower vases, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Shaw; sugar and cream set, Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Shaw; china cake dish, Mrs. G. W. Duncan; china plates, Mrs. M. Stone; cups and saucers, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Herschel; berry dish, Mrs. Hammond; china water pitcher, Mrs. Swadley; china cup and saucer, Mrs. Everhart; paper rack, Mr. and Mrs. Divelbiss; sil k handkerchiefs, Mr. and Mrs. E. Rake; ornamental vase, Mrs. P. Wilson; gold thimble, Mr. and Mrs. Roberts; scissors, Miss Sarah Wilson; gold pin, Mr. and Mrs. H. Engelke; $1 cash, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Duffee; mustache cup and saucer, Dr. Ellis; $1 cash, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Miller; gold broach and cuff buttons, Mr. Keohler; rocking chair, Clifford and Lida Ellis; china dinner set, Dr. Ellis and wife and A. A. Ellis and wife; foot rest,' Mr. and Mrs. Buck; table cloth and napkins, Mr. and Mrs. S. Stull; set silver tea spoons, I. N. Stull. All spent a most enjoyable day. The marriage ceremony was performed by Hon. Dr. Divelbiss after which we listened to several speeches, singing and music. x. Golden Wedding material contributed by Don and Wilma Vaughn. Material typed by Jan Elder. �143 1875 KAXSAS SI' ATE CENSUS Post Office Volume 19, Section 5 Name Adams, Alice Adams, Tobe Akers, J.B. Akers, Noses Akers, Rhoda Anderson, C. Anderson, Louisa Anderson, Edward Anderson, Edwin Anderson, Levina A.",derson, Lizzie Anderson, t-!innie Anderson, 3.achel Atchison, Alice Atchinson, Geo. Atchinson, Geo.' Atchinson, Walter Austin, Edward Austin. Jane \ Austin. Iviary Austin, Robt. Ballard. Emma Ballard, Joe Ballard, Lily Barber, N. Barber, T.A. Baskervale. F • tij • Bell, E. Bell, Haggie Bell, Heria Bell, Natilda Bell, R. Bell, Spencer Berry, Clara Blackburn, Grant Booker, Chas. Booker, Dudley Booker, EdWard Booker, Leoma Booker, l"lary 30oker, Sophia Booker, Wm. 3rooks, Ada Brooks, C.E. Age Sex 24 26 4 62 43 19 12 50 10 3 1/12 7 46 32 34 5 7 16 24 9 45 22 34 1 32 48 21 41 F t': F' H F I''! F 1'1 1'"" F F .. ~ F F H 1'-1 N I',l F F N 30 3 7 12 7 39 ~!O 1'/11 W W l>!erchant NY W r.;"Y W B CO VA KY KS KY IN IN B B c '-' ~.[ F F F F ltl B B B B F fron Fage to Kansas No. ~Ihere 1'10 .w N F F 5 Birth Occupation Place f{O MS iti IA W Boarding House KY W Ky B Laborer VA B VA B F'ar:r:1er VA B HI B KS 3 KS B HI B VA i'j F LA~IREXCE B ~J F - B '1 N DOUGLAS CCUNI'Y - Lawrence'tlard Color F H F F £! 13 7 9 3 . 11 38 F 23 ~'1 7 a,. I'll 14 H 5 - W R.R. !f~ KS XY W ::l Doctor /isher B Laborer B B B B 3 B B W iJ/ liO KY KY B B B CT KS KS KS Ind Terr NO KS KS HO IA IN IX !tIl EI HI HI I'-!I HI Dacota Dacota Dacota Dacota NO MO f{O IN IN NY i\iV :''iC KY KY HO KS KS KS KS IN ! 1. 13 13 13 13 5 5 5 6 6 e . .L 1 1 1 1 IND Terr NO HO KS ~.[asher 13 13 2 2 2 12 12 12 12 12 12 ' 12 12 11 11 11 1>10 1 13 8 2 2 2 2 2 2 IN 2 4 4 �144 Name Brooks, Chas. Brooks, G. Brooks, Kate Brooks, W.C. Brooks, W.H. Brown, Fannie Brown, Minnie Brown, Rena Bruce, Ada Bruce, Charles Bruce, Edwin Bruce. 30bt. Burlington. Robt. Bussel. B. V. ? Bussel, B.C. Bussell,E.s. Bussell, Nr. Bussell, V. Butler, E. Butler, G.K. Butler, Lona Butler, Mary Butler,N.S. ?W.S. Butler, Paul Butler,W.S. Badger, Fannie Ba.dger, Narietta Badger, Nelson Campbell, ~l1ss Canovan, C.A. Canovan, J.L. Carver, A.C. Carver, C.A. Carver, D.F. CarTer, J.A. Carver, N.L. ?W.L. Carver, Walter Case, B. Case, C.K. Case, Ella Casper, Anna Casper, IvIat':ie Casper,W.M. Chaffee. Sarah Chaffer, Sarah Childs, Sam'l. Church, C.H. Church, S.G. AP:.e 1 9 4 30 3 29 5 6 15 44 20 13 24 35 ? "'- 28 2/12 35 2 42 2 31 10 7 10 62 7 66 25 30 33 56 26 71 30 35 34 45 17 1 22 25 39 39 18 55 45 Birth Where from Pap:e Sex Color Occupation Place to Kansas No. N F F W W W 1'1 W M W W W W W F F F F t1 N H £1 N F F M 11 F ~1 F F M M l>1 F F W W w W W W W KS KS KS Clerk. IN KS BoardinghouseI10 NO lYlO KS N.erchant VT Clerk MI KS Engineer KY 11erchant Eng. KS W W W W W W W W W B B Merchant Policeman F F B W W Dentist Dressmaker M F W W Broom Maker M F w f-1 M W W W W F M W W F F F M W B B B F B F B 1"'1 B W M F M F w Herchant Carpenter Cook Washer Washer Farner Clerk k1 Eng. Ks VT KS VA KS KS KS KY IN KY IN CH Ire. NY NA NY IN 1'10 ~!O MO NI MI KY IN PA IN IL IA IN IN GA IN OH KY NY ~ry NA NY NY NY NY KS IN NY IN KS MO }'tiO OR OH f·iO RI ~JY f1A NY IN IN 4 4 4 3 4 15 15 15 14 14 14 14 15 14 14 1~ 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 6 6 6 7 6 6 7 7 6 7 7 7 9 I~ 9 9 I'IO 8 NO v 8 OH OH r·lO Q 3 3 13 3 J �145 Name Age Birth Where from Page SexColor Occupation Place to Kansas No. 6 z.t Clark, Saml. 40 Clark, Sarah F Clark, Sarah F 1 4 Clark, Wm. H 8 Clay, L.N. F 48 Clay, F Clay, Wm. M 52 Cline, Jos. N 3 Clayborn, A.E. F 31 Clayborn, Cora F Clayborn, Kate F 7 Clayborn, Robt. M 39 Claybourne See Clayborn Clinton, Lena 24 F 11 Cole, America F Cole, Carry 8 F 2 Cole, Grant M Cole, Hiram ~1 55 Cole. Mary F 15 Cole, Sarah F 45 Cole, Wilson 2 M Conns, Chas. lo1 19 Cook, Sarah 48 F Cooper Also see Casper Cooper, Andrew 1"1 45 Cooper, Anna 40 F Cooper, Anna 1 F Cooper, D. 16 F FCooper, Nellie 18 Covey, Evelina F 52 Covey, L. M 54 Covey, Lincoln l-1 15 Covey, Nary 10 F Covey, Thos. 17 M Covey, Thos. 17 M 2) Covey, Wm. M Craig, Abbie 8 F Craig, Frank 8/12 1<1 Craig, M. M 5 Craig, l'Iary 4 F Craig, S.-E.31 F Cramer, Charlotte 58 F Crouch, F.A. M 29 Crouch, Mr. 4/12 M Crouch, N.C. 30 F Cummings, Jennie 16 F Curtis See Curtiss Curtiss, J.H. 41 N Curtiss, N. 45 F Craig, J.R. K 39 ') -. B B B B W W W Blacksmith W W W W W R.R. W Domestic W W W W Farmer W W W W Operator W B B l'!1nister B B B W W W Livery Nan W w w W Laborer W W W W W W ~l R.R. W W W W W 'vi Carpenter KS KY KS KS NO Eng. . Eng. NO HO KS KS LA 1>iO IL IL NO NO NI NY IL IL OH IL OF. KS IL IL r-,TY 110 NO MO KS MO MO 110 NO KS KY OR IL IL IL IL IL IA KS KS KS OR MI KY KS KY IN -NV ~ VA 13 13 13 13 4 4 4 2 5 5 5 5 OH FA KS KS KS ;"~Y Nerchant MO IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IA IA HI KY Ky In IA IA IA 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 11 14 7 7 7 9 10 10 11 �146 Name ~e 16 Curtiss, Nellie Curtiss, Wm. 13 16 Deal, Anna 46 Deal. J;W. Deal, Kate 13 Deal, M.K. 34 2 Deal. Sarah 4 Deering, Albert Deering, c.J. 32 Deering, Eml"aa 7 Deering, Jno. 42 Deering, Saml 9 Diggins, Angeline 45 12 Diggins, B. Diggins, Gre.ce 9 Diggins, Jacob 20 Diggins, N. 14 Dodge, Hary 16 Dodge, Roger 21 Dodridge, Anna 10 Dodridge, Chas. R. 8 Dodridge, I.E. 3 Dodridge, Jno. F. 57 Dodrldge, L.M. 1 Dodridge, f>i • J • 35 Dodridge, Wm. 13 Donaldson, E. 54 Downing, Bertie 8/12 Downing, E. 46 Downing, Jos. 61 Downing, Julia 19 Downing. J.W. 25 Downing, Nary 20 Drake, Chas. 20 Drake, Noah 25 Duncan, Chas. H. 25 Duncan,J.E. 20 Duncan, Jas. H. 29 Duncan, Jno. 5 Duncan, I'1.E. 49 Duncan, Wm. 9 Eastman, Rachel 46 Edwards, A. 32 Edwards, D.H. 7/12 Edwards, D.l'1 • J Edwards, J. 34 Edards , . Laura 6 Eldridge, Jno. 32 Eldridge, Lily 4 Birth Where fron Page Sex Color OccuI2ation Place to Kansas No. F W N W W F M F F F w R.R. W w W W W W N F F r,~ w Herchant M W F W F F W W W 11 Laborer(j F w F B B Laborer M F l'! F 1'1 F F.:' M F F F N F M W W W W W Painter W:. W W W I1illlner W W W W W Merchant Merchant F VI 11 M B Farmer B Farmer W Laborer M W M M F N F F W W N Farmer w W W B B B F 11 F N W F ',j B B Laborer Livery I"fan IL IL FA FA PA IL KS KS IL KS ME KS NY IL IL IL IL OH NO IN IN KS IN KS KY IN NY KS KY OH KY IN OR }1Q NO VA IN VA KS VA KS VA KY IA IA FA PA FA IL IL HE IL IL IL IL IL OH NO IN IN In IN OH 110 IN MO IN IL . MO lYI0 IN IN VA VA IA ~1O KS KS L.t\ KS PA KS NO WI 10 10 15 15 15 15 15 11 11 11 11 11 10 10 11 10 10 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 15 2.., '- 2 2 2 2 12 12 7 7 7 7 7 7 6 7 8 8 7 7 9 9 �147 r;ame Birth Where from Page Age Sex Color Occupat10n Place to Kansas No. E111s, E. 19 16 E111s, Henry Ellison, A.G. 15 Ellison, C. 13 El11son, Jos. 37 Ellison, Lous1a 35 12 Ellison, P. ETans, Arthur 35 4 Evans, Arthur Evans,· Lucy 11 Evans, Nary 35 14 Evans, Wm. Fincher, Lena 26 Fincher, Jno. 30 Fisher, A.M. 27 Fisher, E. 62 Fisher, E.A. 32 Fisher, F.G. 24 Fisher, H.A. 24 1 Fisher, H.S. 61 Fisher, Robert Fisher, W.B. 34 Forlin, A.N. 47 Forlin, P.A. 47 Franklin, N.E. 19 Fritz, CHAs. 30 Fr1tz, Mary 28 Gaume, Anna 32 Gaume, Belle 3 Gaume, Edward 4 Gaume. Eva 9 Green, Abraham 30 Green, Catha.r1ne ?5 Grow, Ettie 2 Grow, Jno. A. 5 Grow, J.B. 45 Grow, H.A. 9 Grow, r·1. E • 30 Hall, Aaron 39 Hall, Ella 3 Hall, ~1ary 22 Hall, Nr. 1/1? Haney See Ee!"!ey :lardin. ~:lnora 1 Har1in. Frank 3 Hardin, Jane 43 Hardin. Jas. 19 Hardin, Jno. 8 Hardin, Nancey 6 F 1'-1 f-l F ttl F F B B W W W W W Carpenter M H W Tinner F W TN F N W W M W F F 1'-1 N PA Clerk OH PA PA Lawyer Eng. NY W F w W W EO HO Can. Can. Can. Can. Can. Eng. KS OH NY F w R.R. w NY NY M M W W F W I'I M Carpenter Domestic W Gardener F W F F B KS Eng. KY Sweden Sweden IN Ger. Ger. NC B KS f>1 F t-l F Miller W R.R. W W B B KS FA B B W W Laborer Carpenter F N Til W W W F W F 1"1 W IN IL KS F N F h B B B B B KS KS NO NO 11 F F N til F N F- B KY AR KS KS Canada VT Carpenter f>iO 8 1'-10 8 Can. Can. Can. Can. Can. OR OH OR OH PA FA NY NY NY NY ~fi ~'Y NY PA Ali VA ~JY Ca!'!ada NY 1\TY 1\;"1 IL K3 KS 12 12 12 13 13 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 Sweden 3 Sweden 3 HO 5 OR 16 OR 16 FA 13 KS Farmer :2 2 2 2 2 12 12 IL 13 13 13 12 1? 7 7 7 7 7 4 4 4 5 14 he EO 14 14 14 14 14 �p _.S23?¥A 148 Name Birth Where from Age Sex Color Occupation Flace to Kansas 42 M Hard1n, Nelson F Hardin, Susan 13 Harding, Also see Hardin N Harding, Cal. .~9 Harding, Frank 6 M Harding, Pearl F '24 P.ar1ing, Sarah F Harris, D.H. M 35 11 Harris, Francis F Harris, Jno. M 7 Harris, Lily F 5 Harris. Lulu 20 F >=' Ha.rris. S.J. 28 Harris, Wm. M 9 Hart, E. H 5 Hart, E.F. F 38 Hart, Wm. 11 M Hart, Wm. C. M 67 Hathaway, Wm. r·! 59 Hathaway, lvIrs. Wm. 10 F' Harvey, Nellie 6 F HarTey, Robert f.t 25 Harvey, Susan 21 F Heney, Catharine 20 F Heney, Henry 11 35 Heney, Jno. M 3 Heney, 1'1ary 1 F Hewitt. Eliza 71 F Holman. Burns 2 M 4 Holman, Cha.rles N Holman, Hattie 6 F Holman, J.E. N 29 Holman. L. 27 F [Ii Howard. n.H. 48 Hoysradt, A. i-j 69 Eoysradt, N.C. 21 F Hoysradt, N. }! 37 Hoysradt, Nellie )8 F Hoysradt, T. 28 F Hughes, E. 54 F Hughes. Geo. 14 M Hughes, Jas. !'-1 69 Hunt. A."1na )0 F Hunter, E11. 26 1'·1 Hunter, Fannie 21 F Eunter. Forter j't: 11 Jackson, A. fol 50 Jackson. EIm::ta 10 F ') B B Laborer W r111ler W W W W Carpenter 1'10 Jw!O 14 14 IN OH OH 15 15 15 15 10 10 10 10 6 10 10 OH KS OR Cariada W NY W KS IN W W W W W W Canp.da t\TY KS NY W Fisher W Cooper W B B KS N"Y NY NY R.R. AR 111 W W Nerchant W KS B KY ~~ KS KS W W W Clerk W W La10ryer W W W W Dressmaker Lawyer W W W W B W Dressmaker NY NY IN NY NY WI WI !"iI £11 IN AR NO GA KY 6 6 6 6 6 6 8 4 4 4 4 4 13 13 1 r.:A OS: NY ~jY FA NY NY NY XY NY KY lilO NI p' _.PI FA 1 1 1 IL IL IL NY 1 1 1 1 10 10 6 6 6 ~ ~!H FA NY Nas,?!'! KY Domestic 1~1O Boarding :touseFA FA ~" W KS iN W OH NY KS hO Ire. Ire. KS B !\o. HO NO NY W Fa~e ~TY r'Ee ;·';0 1) NO 16 7 7 7 1 1 J\~O MO· IL IL �149 ~!ene Birth Where from Age Sex Color Occunation Place to Kansas 48 Jacobson, Anna Jacobson, EIlID.8. 18 Jacobson, Gustus 16 24 Jamison, Anna 21 Jamison, Belle 14 J anison. Chas. 16 Jamison, Kate Johnson, Anna 39 Johnson, Anna 6 Johnson, Caroline 36 Johnson, David ~5 Johnson, Eliza 55 11 Johnson, Emma Johnson, Fra.'1k 3 Johnson, Geo. 44 Johnson, Jno. 9 Johnson, Jos. 11 Johnson, Josephine 11 Johnson, Julia 16 Johnson, Laura 45 Johnson, l'tIary 1, Johnson, Hattie Johnson, Nr. 35 Johnson, Nancy 52 Johnson, Nils 14 Johnson, Thos. 50 . Jones, Amelia 16 Jones, Arthur 8 Jones, Frank 12 Jones, Jessie 14 Jones, Rebecca 49 Jones, Rhoda 12 Jones, S.A. 23 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 [e1th, Chas. 1? Keith, EIIlI!la 14 Keith, I. 70 Keith, Judith 20 Keith, Lucy 10 F' F M W W 'N Dressmaker Laborer F F W !vi W Clerk F F F F l"l F F 1,0/ W B B W B W r·iQ f'.!0 Sweden NO Sweden B t-!O piO B HO MO r,~o S~Teden Swede~ KY Sweden ~,'ro 'w W W Laborer F B W B W W W W 1'1 f1 F i'tI Laborer B B I<I M F F Miller Domestic VA KS Canada Canada Canada iN Canada 'vi Ca!1ada W Canada W Boarding Rouse Can. W Ca.nada w CT vi Bt:.tcher France F ~.[ F KS W W W IN B B B 1'1D KS KS N p H H N F [,1 B F B B F 110 folO B 1·1 1'1 F' F 1>10 KY NO Sweden M F Farmer 11 IA IA IL IL 1L 1L MO MO Sweden trIO Sweden KS r,'iO Sweden W W F F F F F 11 NO Sl~eden B N H N Germany 1A IA IL IL IL IL KY Sweden NO Sweden 1"10 Canada Canada Canada Canada Canada Canada Canada Canada OR PA IL KS OH OH -t: Gardner :'eacher 1.1.- GA OR ,.... Q' v_. OH OH OR 0.-: .OH OR Pa~e No. 10 10 10 15 15 9 15 13 13 8 13 6 8 8 2 8 13 13 8 2 13 11 8 2 8 6 14 7 ? 7 7 7 7 7 7 9 15 15 15 15 15 15 13 13 13 13 13 1) �150 ~~ame Me 49 Keith. Nartha 8 Keith. Saln:.on 14 Kibbe, Jenne King. Dennis 25 King, Er!1est 3 1 King, :ierI!lan King, Nancey 19 1f) Kirby, Aleck Kirby, Saml. 45 Knight, Jane 55 Lane. i1.obt. 27 Laptad, A.F. 27 Laptad, Opal 6 Laptad, P. 32 Laptad, Pearl 2 Lauber, Cora 9 Lauber, F'rancis 35 Lauber, Jvlattie 28 Law, Robt. 27 Lee, Harriet 24 Lindley, Alice 17 Lindley, M.E. 25 Lockwood, ·54 LOTell, Nattie 21 LOTewell See Lovell Lyons, w.O. 27 McConnell, ETa 14 NcConnell, M. 48 flcConnell, S.E. 41 i"IcConnell, Wm. 12 NcDonald, Anna :::4 I~!cDonald , Harriet 17 l'IcDonald, Wrn. 14 NcDougall, Dan 27 l1cDogall, EI:Ulla 23 McKenna, J.S. 22 NcNair, Aleck 50 i'icNair, Clara 19 HCYRir, Rebecca 49 I~lcKee , B 21 f.J:cKee, Edward 62 HcKee, F 19 l\!cKee, Fra."'1cis 56 NcKee, Jennie 7 Hack, Alice 10 Mack, Chas. 9/12 J't~ack Ella 4 P:ack, Hanne.h 39 Nack, Kate, 13 I·lack, l~~ 47 I .. Birth '..ihere fro:1l Page Sex Color Occu'Dntion Flace ts ~':ansas I'fo. F h F B Iw ' fr. B i',': !vi B F i~f I~I F M F ~I 1'1 F F 1'-1 F M F F F KY OR IN B Laborer B B Farmer W Farmer 1'1/' Engineer B Laborer B N F F B B N B W Blacksmith W W Clerk W Carpenter W Clerk F Iv! F 11 M F Fisher F ~I M W Engineer W Carpenter i'I H F F F M W W W \0/ W F vi F F 1,1 i1 Vi W Laborer 1;:0 EO NO IL 8 NO 15 15 15 8 NO HO NO EO VA At IN Canada IL NY IA IL IA IN OR CR OR OE .- 0-:: OR OH Canada PA OR WI HS filS IA IN IA I!\; KS KS KS IN OR OR Oh OH OH OH IL PA 03 WI wI 1t1I r~o {:'O No HO 8 8 5 7 15 5 .5 9 9 9 9 3 3 J 1 1 16 14 14 14 4 4 LJ. 4 4- KS Ireland Ireland. KS Ireland 8 8 8 ~IO c·'.:1 13 13 5 3 3 3 3 3 3 7 VT Ger. IN W W Gardner M f':0 1';:0 W W W W 'tl F NO NO KY FA B Laborer Lawyerl1iC Scotland 'N W KS W Herchant vr W KS R.R. M l,IO W W W W ;·10 KS W W N F ;':0 ?<o OR OR IN j·:O f\lY 12 12 12 39 1 ? -'-. 12 �151 Name :61rth Where from Page AAe Sex Color Occupat1on Place to Kansas No. 6 Y:ack. Haggie 18 Mack. Mary Nacomber. A. I. 29 Ir1acomber. D.O. 3~ t-lacomber. Florence 5 16 Mason. Albert 30 Hason. E.H. 2 Mason. Ernest 14 Hason. I. 13 Mason. Josephine 40 Hason. L.P. 26 Mason. Nary 4 Nason. },Iyrand Mason. WI!! • 29 1'1 at tison. Chas. 35 Na~tison. Chas. J. 11 Mattison. Rattie 25 21 Mayberry.Elijah l1elo1n See Mel"in 18 l1el"in. Anna l'riel ,,1n. Da,,1d 26 61 Melvin. Hannah 22 Nerrill. Frank 10 I'liller. Ada Miller. An..'I'la 42 1 tUller. Ella JtI1ller. Ett1e 13 Hiller. Fannie 13 r-aller. Nary 7 Moore. C.G. 4 Hoore. E.W. 1 i'loore. Jason B. 40 Hoore. Lousla 25 Noore. N.J. 7 Mosely. A.E. 19 Mosely. E.L. 11 Nosely, ~dward 51 l':osely. I.N. 6 Nosely. H.E. 13 Hosely, Mabel 50 JVlosely, W.M. 9 Murray, Ada 12 Murray, Frank 3 Hurray, J'o!ary 16 Murray, Lucret1a 14 I·!urray. Sarah 36 i"Iurray, 'rhos. 40 ~;eiff , ----25 Nelo, See Nelos Neloe, See Nelos F W W W M W F F H.R. F W fir F M W W F W Domestic F \-l PtI W B F Ivl w Blacksmith KS KS PA FA KS IA l'IA KS IA KS WI WI IA MA IA ~"Y KO 1-'lO AR W KS N M N F M B Laborer W DriTer W HO A..'q ~TY WI WI F fiI W Clerk W Nerchant W W Operator F B F B 101 F B F B F W B F F F N H F F WI NY W Laborer TX FA FA FA OH I·W NO NO KS :'10 B B B B B B HO KS KS School TeacherTN OR OH W FA F N f>! W F F w OR W Hechanic Eng. W KS KS PA KS KS KS OH NO OR OR NY F W F ? F W W t'1 F W F vI F W 1'1 M W W 'reacher w H.R. T';Y ']X PA PA FA OR 12 12 5 5 5 6 14 14 :3 6 14 12 14 12 16 16 16 R v 15 14 14 15 rl0 8 lo10 8 8 9 I-fO J'.:o HO OR OH OR FA OR PA FA NO MO NO NO ? HA 19 8 5 5 5 5 5 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 11 11 11 11 11 11 15 �152 Name Birth Where from Page Color Occupation Place to Kansas No. Sex Age lJ.2 Nelos, Jas. 41 Nelos, Cathar1ne Nelos, IVlaggie 7 Nelos, ~ary 12 Noacker, See Noaker Noaker, E. 45 Noaker, E!!lIlla 15 Noaker, J. 12 Noaker, N.E. 20 Noaker, S.C. 25 Nottingham, A. 35 20 Nottingham, Anna Nottingham, ---Mr.1/12 46 Oliver, Chas. Ol1ver, Chas. 13 OliTer, Geo. 9 Oliver, Jul1a 16 Ol1ver, Nartha 27 Osborn, Adel1a 31 Osborn, Agnes 5 Osborn, Arthur 40 Osborn, Cel1a ? 1 Osborn, Francis 7 Packard, ---l-tr. 35 Parsons, Betty 44 Parsons, F. 7 Parsons, Henry 53 Parsons, H1lda 12 Parsons, Wm. 2 Peterson, A.P. 40 Peterson, H.N. 10 Peterson. I.J. 38 Peterson, Ida 2 Peterson, Jno. 5 Peterson, O.S. 13 Peterson, P.A. 15 Petrie. Edward 19 Petrie, ]>,! 59 Petrie, Hary 16 Fetrie, R.R. S5 Pettibone, Naria 20 Petty, F. 65 Fetty, J.W. 63 Philbrick. Byron )4 Finchard, B. )) Pinchard, Emma 18 Plnchard, Jessie 8 Pinchard, Jos. 45 Pinchard, Wm. 14 .. 1-1 F F F F F 1-1 F p. 1'-1 F !1 M 11 M F W W W W w W W W W Laundress w Stock Dealer W W W W W W F F M W F 11 F F N F 11{ M F F F 1-1 ~! M !vI F F M R.3.. Ire. Ire. KS IL IL II 1 1 1 IL 1 MD KS KS NO IL IL WI KS IL 1 NY KS KS KS W F F R.R. flO W W R.R. W W W R.R. W W W Laborer W W W F1sher W W W W W Fisher F1sher W W w W W Can. KS Can. KS IN IL Sweden Sweden Sweden Sweden KS Sweden Sweden Sweden KS KS Sweden Sweden IL Scot. IL Sect. F Tailor W W W F9.rmer w CA.rpenter j''i! W F F W PA F F 1'<1 fir J't! W VI ;'1 W JVEason l\rI NJ NJ NY NY Eng. NY ? 2 IL IL IL WI 2 2 2 2 2 11 11 11 11 tolO 11 IN 5 5 IN 5 5 IN 5 IL 15 Sweden 8 511eden 8 Sweden 8 Sweden 8 8 Sweden 3 Sweden 3 Sweden 3 3 3 Sweden 3 Sweden 3 IL 8 IL 10 11 10 IL 10 HI 14 t,W 3 HO 3 I"~I 7 IL 1 NY NY 1 ~-v .... 1 - ~·7Y NY 1 1 �153 Name Birth Where from Age Sex Color Occupation Flace to ?\ansas Fowey, Alice B F NO 13 W F Putman, E.N. ?E.R. 42 IA Putman, J. 11 F W IL 48 N W Irlerchant Putman, P. NR Ramsdell, Anna W 27 F NE RRDlsdell, Geo. W Engineer M 30 ·NE Read, See Reed aeed, David r-1 W Laborer 47 IN Reed, Fred N W KS 7 Reed, Kate 11 W F KS 111 42 Reed. H.F. F IN Reed, Nartha, 18 F W IN Reed, Mary 20 F W IN Reese, Ettie W 17 F IN Beese, Fred 6 N W KS Reese, Henry M W 19 IN Reese, Herman M W Farmer NC 53 Reese, 11ary W F 15 KS Reese, Rachel W F 54 IN See Rhlnehelmer Reinheimer, Rh1neheimer, Alice 31 F W IN Rhineheimer, D. M W Wagon Maker 32 WI Rh1nehelmer, Fred 2 M W KS Rhineheimer. Hattle 6 F W KS Richards, C.H. 41 M W Carpenter HI Til Richards. Cora F 15 OR diehards, E.L. 18 F W Schoolreacher OH Richards, Elmar N W 13 CH Richards. H.B. 4? M W Carpenter OH Richards, Harry M W 5 KS R1chards, IDA E. 16 w F OR Richards, J osephine16 F W KS Richards, M.J. F w 36 NY Riley, Hattle F W 39 VT 311ey, Jas. til 40 W Laborer Ire. Riley, w.s. 40 M W Doctor NY Ritzman, F.W. 20 H W Clerk VT Robinson, Frank 4 M W KS aoblnson, Jane F 54 W J.1A Robinson, Jno. 27 1>1 W R.R. IN Robinson, Mary F 29 iN Iv~A Robinson, Ng,ry 22 F W I!'J Robinson, Stella !N 2 F KS Ross, Grace 23 F B ;·~O Ross, Jacob ?6 1'1 B Laborer 1"(0 R.ud, See Reed Rulan, D. F W 5 KS Saule, ~Iathew ~r w Clerk 35 OH Scott, Ot1s 16 i1 N Laborer l~iO 1... 0 vr IL v'r f.iE ~'fE IN IN I:J IN IN IN NC IN IN WI IL OR OR OH OH OR IL IL Ire. IL v'r l1A IN NA WI flO i":O OH Me PA.~e ~,~ 0 • 13 4 4 4 10 !O 10 10 10 10 10 10 4 4 4 4 4 4 11 11 11 11 19 2 2 2 2 3 2 8 8 1 11 1 8 14 14 14 14 14 14 13 13 10 13 5 �154 N8l!le Birth Occupation Place Age Sex Color See Scruggs Scrubbs, Scruggs, Jane 70 11 Searing, Anna 17 Seaton, Rebecca Seaver, See Seavin Seavin, Hr. 50 Sering, Caroline 45 Sering, Clinton 47 24 Shaw, E. )0 Shaw, Jno. Shaw, Sarah 54 1 Shaw, ~';rn • )1 Shoop, C.E. Shoop, Edith 11 Shoop, Grace 6 Shoop, U.R. 49 Sherwood, Sarah 47 Smith, Amanda 15 Smith, Anna 15 Smith, A..l1na 38 11 Smith, Bella Smith, D.G. 9 Smith, Frank 6 Smith, Frank 8/12 Smith, H.S. 56 Smith, Henry 18 Smith, Jno. )0 Smith, Mrs. Jno. 28 Smith, Lee 20 Smith, Lizzie :s Smith, I":.B. 12 Smith, i,annie 11 Smith, Newton )8 Smith, Wm. 4 SI!lith, W.R. 45 SI!lith, ZelIa 11 Span~ler, A.E. 9/12 Spangler, c.w. 2 Spangler, H.W. 28 Spangler, ~J .A. orHA24 Stanley, Chas. C. 8/12 Stanley, F.H. 26 Stanley, L.T. )0 Starrett, A.C. 1) Starrett, A.L. 1 Starrett, B.D. 11 Starrett, :LE. )8 Starrett, J.N. 18 Starrett, P.G. S Starrett, R.E. )0 VA KS HI HO N F M F W Civil EngineerIH W KY W Gardner IN f.:r H T"; F W W F F F B Washer W B Domestic from Fage to Kansas r'To. ~Jhere w Clerk IA OR OH F F r..l Til KS OS OH F N W W rUller I'{D F F F F W B B B W 11 F F M NY KS KS KY KS IL KS T"; B !~1 TN H Nurseryman Laborer W Laborer PI I~I OR W B KS TN KS ~oJ OR OH F N F W F r- W r 11 N F F M 1,1 B WI KS KY B KS B Laborer KY IL WI C'H OH \H KY OR Till W KS KS KS School 'reacheriN IN ?A IN IN J-tl TN F w 101 W Clerk W W J;' OH IL W W W J. .. Ot< OR OR KS w lIT '=' N IN IN IA IL IL • .::> B F F HI W W " 1'1 W N "'11 j'I W Eerchant KS IiI NY 1\7V !\ry ,.~ ~r .l.l.J 1,1 () IL . 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Iv! 13 Wh1te, Lyon 8 H Wh1te, Nary 19 F il1h1 te, Saml. 1 ~l W1lcoxson, A.l1na 60 F W1111ams, Alex N 25 1..Jl11la.ms, Barney 60 M W1111ams, Barney R/12 r·r W11l1a.I!ls, Edward IvI 8 W11l1ams, EI!lily 18 F Williams, Eva 2 F '''[ill1ams, G.D. 22 F tl/1l1iams, Henry H 23 Williams, J. H 30 Williams, Naria F 59 Wl1liaI!ls, !yiary 24 F W1l1iams, .\'111 ton i"ll 3 'tJill1ams, ~~ell1e F 3 ~~11liams , Sarah F 5 Wood, Anna 12 F Wood, Emma 22. F R.B. w Ttl w HE . I\~E W W Domest1c W Farmer 'N W W R.R. W W Farmer B IL IA Eng. KS Ire. Ire. KS KY KS IvIO IL AR Eng. Ire. Ire. HO NO NO KS Domest1c 'vi W W Herchant Laborer W Carpenter W Farrler W HO NO Can. Can. Ger. KS Ger. Ire. !\'Y IL Ire. !i~A f>'IA KS NO KS HO I' 'II r~o W W KS NO B W Feddler B Laborer B Laborer B B B B E B B B B B B E W W _W' v KY KY KS KS AR KS SchoolTeacher OH Laborer KY KY IL NO ro:c AR NE I'·ro VA EO NO NO NO KS KS KS r"~D VA 16 16 16 16 16 2 7 11 11 11 11 KY KS KS KS B B B B B W IL KS W B B IL KS ED !tiD 7 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 6 1 1 1 11 15 3 9 3 3 :3 15 9 9 9 9 9 9 6 9 9 19 9 9 9 9 1 .L. 1 �156 Name A~e Wood, Frank 19 Wood, J.B. 34 16 Wood, Jonas Wood, N.C. 58 Wood, W.A. 59 Yokes, Julia 38 Young, Frank Mrs. ?55 Compiled by Don Vaughn Birth Where from Page Sex Color Occunation Flace to Kansas No. 1'1 ~1 f't F M F F W w W w Laborer W W Peddler B MD VA VA VA VA ND VA J.!D NC KY NO fiID MD IL 1 1 1 1 1 15 8 **** QUERIES Queries are free to members. They should state at least two facts to gain best results. Queries are also free to non-members, but must concern Kansas related ancestors of fifty years or earlier. BLISS CONRAD Caraline Fawley, Rt. 1, Box l64B, Pierceton, IN 46562 Looking for relatives of Anna Barbara BLISS CONRAD, born in Germany, came to U.S. 1830 with father and settled in Chicago area. Mother died in Germany. Anna died 10 Oct. 1889, Kos. Co., IN, leaving one sister in Lawrence, KS and one brother in Racine, WI. CARL Dee Fouch, 1408 S. Malcolm, Chanute, KS 66720 Looking for information about and burial site of Charles Henry CARL. Probably died before 1895 as wife was listed as a widow in 1900 census. Believed to have lived and died in Eudora, KS. MARTIN VAUGHN Donald Vaughn, 1946 Barker, Lawrence, KS 66044 Need information on George MARTIN of Kingsbury, NY. Married Hannah? b. Shaftsbury, VA around 1800. Daughter Hannah MARTIN b. 1805 m. John VAUGHN. LAWRENCE EVANS Ida V. Lawrence, N. 4417 Lincoln St., Spokane, WA 99205 Would welcome information about Sarah EVANS LAWRENCE. Came from Mass. and lived in Lawrence, KS for a long time. Mrs. Fay Talley, 2020 Emerald Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 TALLEY Need information on John Gary TALLEY, b. in Douglas Co., KS 16 Aug. HEFNER 1856, son of B. C. & Martha Ann TALLEY. Had brother named George McCOLLISTER Washington TALLEY, b. MO, and sister Sarah who married Noah McCOLLISTER & resided in Austin, TX. John married Ella HEFNER in Douglas Co., KS and they had a son Clarence, b. 16 Nov. 1885. Ella died ca. 1887 and John left Douglas Co. about 1890. What happened to him? LAWSON . TALLEY MATNEY Mrs. Fay Talley, 2020 Emerald Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 Need information on Nancy Jane LAWSON, b. ca. 1845, dau. of Lewis LAWSON. Her second marriage was in Douglas Co., KS in 1873 to B.C. TALLEY. He was born 16 Jan. 1827. Found them in Montgomery Co., KS 1880 census. Listed with them were children William M. MATNEY, age 14 (listed as son) and Emma Jane MATNEY, step-daughter, age 10. Would like any more information on this marriage or children. � 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.) 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Title A name given to the resource The Pioneer, Vol. 6, No. 3: Winter 1983 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 6 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.) 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BOX 3664 LAWRENCE , KANSAS C, 66044 "\ �KANWAKA TOWNSHIP DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS 1982 Map CLINTON WAKARUSA WILLOW MARION SPRINGS EUDORA PALMYR .. �"THE PIONEER" Published Quarterly by: The Douglas County Genealogical Society P. O. Box 3664 Lawrence, Kansas 66044 , --~~-------~---------------------------------------------------------------------- yolo VI, No~ Spring 1983 4 Page Contents President's Letter. "Hurt While 'Flushing Sewers". • • • 157 . 157 . . . . . . • C.W. Smith Mortuary Record, 1890-1907,.Gertman through E11anora Hollingsworth. 158 . .. . Bible Records - Rash. • • • • · . 166 A Patriotic Family..,. Kidwell. . · . 167 Hougland Family Record. • . . • • 168 From a Panel at Watkins Community Museum. • • . 168 National Guard Mobilized for the Dispute and Possible War with Mexico, .1916. 169 ,Pioneer Midwife . . . . . • . • . . • 171 Declaration of Intention, Volume A, 1868-1903, District Court of Douglas County, Lawrence, Kansas. . ..• Isaac William Stroup. • . . . . • . • 172 · 184 ! Review of Samuel Gorton of Rhode Island and His Descendants, 1982 by Thomas Gorton • .,. 184 Slaves in Lecompton • . • • · 185 Kansas Census, 1875, Douglas County, Kanwaka Township, P.O. Lecompton . . . · 187 204 Queries . . . I ......................... * * * * * * * * ** NEW MEMBERS CROWN, Irma Jeanne, R.R. 1, Box 276A, Lawrence, KS66044 GRAF, K. Lenore, 6209 East 101 St., Kansas City, MO 64134 HAYS, Robert F., P.O. Box 161, McArthur, CA 96056 JUDGE, Roma G~y, 625 Stevenson Ave., Enumclaw, WA 98022 LADUKE, ArthuI:" & Freda, R.R. 1, Lecompton, KS 66050 MARTIN, Gail, '1000 S. Atchison, E1 Dorado, KS 67042 METSKER, Shirley A., Rt. 2, Box 26B, Brighton, CO 80601 PEARSON, Frank E., 4 South California St., Lodi, CA 95240 SHIELDS, C1are~ce, 3812 NW 69, Oklahoma City, OK 73116 Change of Address: REED, Louis andI Linda, 2006 Tennessee St., Lawrence, KS EDITOR'S LETTER 66044 \ I have been so pleased by the response of the bembers in submitting material and helping with the various aspects of publishing Fhe society quarterly, the Pioneer. It is truly a society endeavor and without your help, we would not have the quality and variety which we now have. __ I Gra,c~~~bers, Editor: j____ _ ___ '1'; , �157 PRESIDENT'S LETTER The past two years have passed quickly. The Douglas County Genealogical Society has accomplished a great deal, but much work remains to be done. I have had the good fortune and opportunity to meet, in person and by correspondence, many endearing and interesting people. Some I will never see but the friendships made will be remembered for a long time. My own genealogy work has had to take a back seat to a great extent. But the rewarding experience of helping others has given me an insight into many ideas and methods of searching. I would recommend copying records for the Pioneer,indexing census records, working on cemetery projects, copying city and county records, etc., as an excellent way to practice, at home, the skills needed to do research in far away places where your ancestors lived. A great big thank you to all members and friends who have made the two y e 1:irs of my presidency enjoyable. Your help and cooperation is greatly appreciated. Sj5J/+ Donald Vaughn, President *** * HURT WHILE FLUSHING SEWERS John PATTERSON, A City Employee, Injured by Passing Team John PATTERSON, a city employee, was flushing sewers in the manhole just south of Winthrop St. at the east end of the old Windsor Hotel, this morning about 9 o'clock,when he was seriously hurt by one of a team of EVANS Transfer horses stepping into the open flushtank, and striking him on the head. The driver did not see that the tank was uncovered. One of the horses hind legs went down into the tank onto PATTERSON. The horse was rescued from his perilous position and then PATTERSON was taken out. A Doctor was at once , summoned, and after his injuries had been temporarily dressed he was taken to his home. Dr.' SELLARDS found him in great pain and suffering from a bad cut in the face. PATTERSON also complained of his side. From the Lawrence Journal World, August 18, 1901 Contributed by Don Vaughn, Lawrence, Ks. **** Every effort is made to be accurate, but we are not responsible for errors in material submitted. * *** It • • • to every man the right to live, to work, to be himself, and to become whatever thing his manhood and his vision can combine to make him--this, seeker, is the promise of America.1t --Thomas Wolfe, You Can't Go Home Again �C. W. SMITH, Lawrence, KS, UNDERTAKER & EMBALMER, 1890-1907 (continued from Volume Vl~-:Number' ,3, page'"B9,·):.;::~ BU:ri al Date: (?)G'ertman, Mrs'.- Leonitti' 18 JUll 1898 Ghegle-, Robbin' 9, Dee 1893 01'sted' in' index -- Ghegel"RoIlin') Gibbons'" Davi!d~Private3' Apr 1900 25' Apr 1896 Gltihon S'" Mel vi 11 e Glbbs;, Thomas; P'. 18 Apr 11906 Gibl' er, Mrs'.Francis: 8' Mch 1904 G"ltison", C. Walter 26, Dec' 1t907~ Gibson, Frank 20 Nov 1'898 Glibson, tucfan A. 1'6) May,. 1902' GIbson" Peter 24 Jill 1893 Giibsom, Wm. 4 1\1ay 1906 Co'. It. 3', Ill. Art. Giliber.t, Eli;. 21_ Dee 1'901 Gl'lb-erg, E-. S~, 8 Mch 1894 G'i.lbert, (?JVamora GiIe, Mrs'., Gill!, Mr. Gillette, Mrs." S~A:, Gilmore" James' L., ~t 24~ sep' 1893 7 Apr r891 15 Mch 1892 29:. OCt, 1891 2, axt m06 Gl11U'l!a(i.)", James; 14 Jun, 1898 Capt •. Co'. <ii'lr Rgt. Miich. Gi lil:um', M'ar.y 20 Feb) 1905, Gillum, ChU'd: of 22 Jiln' GingerickC?), Mrs', 5: Apr Gi \rens, Ethel r May' Gleason" James R~_ 10 Jim GTeason, Mrs' •. J~S." 7Mch Gleason" Mrs~ l\tl'ary F, 31 Jut!, Gleed, SOl:omon' Glenn', Child of 1895 1904 1906 1903 1905' 1902 26; Nbv 1895 13', Jan 1899 Gl'enn't Edn'3 B., 27' Dec 1905: Glenn-, Mrs~ R~_ E'~ 25 Jul 1897 Godf'rey, Meli-ssa A. 21 Jan 1891 Goethe', Mati'lda 13' Dec 1905 GolTfns, Mr~, 25' tOet 1890: G:ood, David 27 Mch 190T G'ood, D Etta 29. May' 1905i Good:, E:B~. 15 JU1l 1906 (Shipp:ed from: Topeka) Good', Jacob, R., 18 Apr 1894 Good'ail, (Ollie 13 Jut 1;903 _~2p_d.!!!,anson, Child of 17 Sep: 189.4 (()rdered by: Bu rf aT _ Ag e , Cau se d! B'. J'., Horton' OR' 49 (shipped from Kin s11eyi, , Ks.)' Golholdt Gheg11e ~1orros? !li Canc'er 72 Bllank 31 Dougl!3S County!' Wi Geo. Giibbons" Grover' FranK & Louis" Gibbs:' or Thomas GIbler Cl'fhton' SOn' Off' Perry Cooper OR The Famiil'y OH' Mrs'. Syl vi a' Lee l\G" Mrs. AITce' G1ibson' Mrs:. L. Gibson' OW 90 459 74' W; H: Eastman A. Peterson' A~ W'.' Gilber.g, Robt. GHbert Connovor?, Wm. (?JIVIiishey' A~ L. GHe' Bonner' S. B. Kenton Springs' Ul" S~ B. Kenton Mrs~, C. W•. Babco cR Geo, Gi;lmore' Jul'ia Gillmore' The FamiiJ!y 81' Paralys.1'l1 ',ff;,.:,. 0 f RUith W;, Gillum; 90 Blank Dfphth. 52 Dropsy' 1'68 tOld Age 138 54' Paralys.193 M" RrtFi:li 1. 75 361 0'neu'." IT5 Bl~3nk 28 L 79 Cancer: 169 36; Tnf .Stm'. 34 B1i ank 29 Blank 9 Blank 17 Blank 13 66- C'ancer+" 175 72 Blank 72 43' operation153 W~ , G'., Gu (1) Ion G'rover' Blank 42 Mrs: •. Tiice on 80 RrtFai'l'. 139 Wm.Giivens;' [)g.Co. fi17~ 18 Consumpt.l69 The Fami Iy' «DR 71" H'rtFail. 129 C. <D. BOwman (()H 154' 78 spinaT R., K._ T'abor OH73' Oss. ofl n9 lVIiiss Mary (Ivy')" Greason' Fred Gleed af Blank 8 Tom Glenn1 Lecompton ~, Brank 77 R~ S~ Davidson Ul:ysses Glen Lecompton' 12 Brank 164 H., S: Davidson lecompton; 56) Congest. 62 Blank 1\17Bl ank 6 Fred Geothe' Catholic Brank 163 A._ G~•.. Mfinger Chester Blank 4 M•. A'. Good Pittsburg,PA- 78 Paralys. 183 Mr:s •. May' Good <Off 27 ParBowels156 Eo Good tOH 74 Paralyse 171 Mrs~, E'. B. Good The' Family' 71 Cancer" 35 John Brooki:ngs: Clinton 35 Rheum~ 13) E. Goodmanson [;jinwood Bll'ank 36 �Name,_ BU1:,i aI' Date: Order:ed by, Bud aT Ag e., C'aus e' d., f9.. LoneStar' 6, d'e 145 C. roo Hoover (?)Teu Goodrich 30 Consumpt 172 28, Jul' 1906, Mother.' 'Goree, J~ A. N'arcis:sis Goree 3' wks? 93 J'. U. Goren 6· Ju'n' 1900 Goren lnf'ant Green Keith Catholic 78 Hrt Trb1 155; 8: Apr 1905' E'. W. Brown' Gorp,(f:)yr, Catherine The: Famfl1y" N'. H., Gosliine OH' Brank 2 10 Aug l i890 Gosline, Chi}d of 25, Sep 1907 56: Pen cord- 189 Jones'; Undertaker on' G"oss', James ittis- ? Grandson' <Off 7' Dip. 99' City'Marshall 28 Dec 1900 Go S5" Li! zzi e' OH' Th e F'amiTy" Gould, G'eo'. R~ 1'1 Nov 1904 6I Degent. 148 (Shipped from K. C:~, Mo.) Co. f( r 5 Wfs:. 1. of Heart ®H' 2.7 Feb' 1897' Ernest C~, Gould 75' Heart 59 Gould, Royal C. GOll-rl'ey, CHris,tine: 28, Jan 1906, CDH Mr. J.F._ Gourley 63 Cancer 166~ (OH G'ran t, Davi d 10' Fel:>:, 1891' A... G:. Honnold In ? Old Age'59 11/17'18 May' 1900, Gr3Y', Franci S' L. C'aroline' G'ray 21 Blank 92 The' Brot'hers?15 Jan' 1901 G:rant', Mrs:. 1. A. C. W.Grant,; EzraKelso CDW 82 LaGrippe' 99 Grant, (G'ant>'SIi'erm'an1 2.7 May 1903 Juniu's: Grrant of KC, Columbia, Mo'. Age 21_ li,29 Mo.1st Cong.Chu:nch, n & ~lagee St. RR Acc. 26, Oct 1896, Don Grant, A.G. Hon- (flJ' 31 Periton'. 56 nold;-Marshal'l Prenti,ce' Grav.ell , Vkn. 16- Sep 1899' Mrs., Gravel Catholiic 49: Con. 84 G'ray, Mrs'. Agnes: 16: Feb, 190'3 Benevolent No~, 2 OW 73 HrtFail 125; G:ray, Child of 31 Dec', 1891, C. J. G~ray Perry Blank' 15 G'ray, l\frs. Ed· 4 Nov 1896 Mrs:. McWi 11 i ams:<DH' 27 Con~ 56 Ed Gray ,Gray, Ida 28 Jan 1895 Benevolent T'aber- [)II Blank 38 nacle;;-; Ge;:--W~ G:ray' G:ray', Mary 29 Dec' 1:903 Johm Cop eland W 55 - Drop sy 135 G:ray', W~ W~. T Sep:~ 1~892 Mrs:._ Gray;- Lang stan m-Blank 21 22, May 1899' G:rayson" Li1ta' V. J. F. G'rayson' <DH' l:8m.Me'asles: + 81 Green', ,Child of' 14 Oct 1896 W; P. G-reel1l @H 2 --Indigest.56 G'reen, David l 31 Dec' 190r, Jessi:e- G'reenVII 24- Brank ITl The F'ami'l'y' G'reene, Dela' Jesse' Greene! OIl' 15- Consumpt.1461 M., InsuTance Bl ank Greem, Mrs ... E~, Benevolent. SOciety 60" P'araiys'. 8T (listed tietween 22 & 25 Dec' 1899) Tabern aci'e' No. 10' Green-, Greaves 16) Apr 1906, I.Hi111;;Viola Paxt,on' 0047' Pneu'.168 Green, Ha'zel, 2,2, Dec; 189,9; W~ B. Raymond' roo 87' I1? Fever (Shfpped fl·om Kansas Cfty~ Ks.) Green, HEmry M. 2 Dec 1900, The FamilyOH 67 Pilra1tys. 97 GAR Post. 12 Lt.Col'., 2nd Regt. , 15 N'.G. Green. Jess:' 5 Oct 11905Jesse Green' (On 19' Rheum~ 161 G:reen, Le'slie' I' Apr 11903 H'. H. G'illman (1)' n,r;' 127' 1~ Can'., G'reen, Mary S~_ 3, Mch 1893 l\I;:Household of Ruth Blank 25 Hen ry Gi 11 amI G're:enl, Noah 18 Nov' 1900: F ami; 11y-;; Met Ins' Co'. (00 21 ConBowels 97 Green, CO. B~ 20' Feb' 1!901 HI. C'. (? )Wh£ts,hod; ®H 75' Brank 101 --(Chipped: from K.C.Mo.) Goodrich Infant 5 Sep' 1(904 �~G"reenlee, M. D. G:llegg" Allex' Burl a1. Date' Ordered: by, 9 Mch 1904 28 J'an 1904, Mrs .. , Kate' Greenlee' OIr The F'amiily Col Masons' OH' (? )Gr.atolJl Gregg: lOR Alex Gregg! Gregg:, Mrs. 7, Mch r898 G~regg:, MabIe 8 May 1'899:' (Shipped, !trom Kan .Ciity, Mo'.) 24~ Aplr 1>903 Greyr, Finery: Grey.r, Miiss' 5' Aplr' 1899" Grey; Mrs;. C. Grey', Hes,ter, G:rey; , Wiin ie It. 30 (:)ct, 1904, 4 Jun' 1895' 1i7 Ap)r: 1906 Gries'al , Mr.s'. If.. fT. G'ri'ffin, N. J~ Griiffin, Mrs. Ann Griffith, AllwiTda' Griffith, Ed'wi'n Gri;ffft'h, Joseph: Grilffiith, Robert Griiffft'h, '.1:". D. Griggs, Mrs>. Anna' Grfggs;; Edna 8 Feb'1900' 131 Aug' 1,907' 6) Jull 1'894 11 Feb'1903', 11 F eb~ 1'901 9: Way' r90'3 20 Nov 1899' 24 Feb: 11.895 31 Oct 1898 31 Mch: 1,900 G:r'i:ggs;, Thos:. Griggs;" Wflllfe: Gri rnm ; James; G'ri,nt'er. J. C. 3' Jum 1901 118, Mch ' 1,898 16) Nov l'895 28 Juft 189,3 Gri smore,. Mrs~ E. J. 19 May 1190i GrossKop:H', Mrs;. , 8 Feb 1'900 23 Aug 1899 Groen'er', Theres a' 8 ©ct 1906, G;ro'ss" Thomas: (Shipp'ed fh~om Ie C:.J' G-rover, Charlies; H. 5' Ap'r, 1'896 Grover'" Charles p._ 14 J'an 1902 (Chi'pped' f.rom Cot:. Sp,rgs;. ) 17 Jan 1,907 Grovner'" W~ H: ('s'on of Henry Grovned (?JGnmdy, Mrs:. MHliie A.Mch1902, . (dat'e between 18) & 23' Mch) Guffiin, A. Y: 28, Dec 1i906, Guffin, C1 ar,a' 8 Oct 1906 GuUey:, Co,ra' (?)Elan' 6 Mch: 189'7 Gully.:, James H., 23 Jan 1906, Gunther, Pearl, 20.. Feb) 1900 GustaLson, Mrs. Guye, Jenniie V~, 18 MaY' 1i905 7' Feb 11905 Burial' (?}Caro 1 Tutt~ G:. V: Grey' Juvenile' Benevolent WiJll Grey' & oro'. The Famii1!y Curran Grey' Mrs ~ Mary 1\1ercer A. H. Gri es'a' Mrs. A'. J'. Griffin' A. J-. Griffi:n: Charles; Griffith Charles Griffith AgeCau'Se 5iJ d~ ga, Jt'cu!ndig. 138 80 Pneu'. 51' Cancer' 20 BlianK 136, 68 80 nf" Pneu 121' Spina] 80 Meningitis 64 Cancer" 147 Brank 42 1 • 18 IOH VHf IDH OHi Bllank 168 He'art 88 00: Canc.Lvr J:88~ Off Bliank 35' 00 B1l ank 125 {)Ht ~m'CancBwls' 100 tewrs'&-W.H~GriffiithCl'inton 1'8 da, wk,mo,. 1128 (1)A. H'. Whi tcamo' m 82 HrtF'aiil • 86The Famfly OH Blanl{ 39 Jo'hn McFad and &son ({)H' 75 43 B1i ank' Mabl'e~ Griggs: lOH ? lemo l•Pneu.. 90 A. G"., Honnold Al1ex' G:ri'gg 5: IOH 18 Blank 104 Johm W:r:i'ght, 6, da. 69 W.Griggs"A.G-.HonnoTdm Miner' Robe'r,t's (()II' 81 ank 47' B1 ank 28 J .I..Haines" Perr.y', KsG:ri nter Chap'e1, Edwardsville,Ks' Ernes;t-, Cooper~ OH P'aralys:. 104 Max Grosskopf!' tcrJ 86 IDl'di Age~ 88 Rev~ G'roener Catholic: 32 HrtTrbl 83 3 Lodges:::- E1K,K of P,& B'. 34 GunShot 175 Geo'o G"ross' m The F'amiil!,yr Gr 65 Blank 51 G:. G'roveorOR 4a~ Tubercu- 111 10sis" 42l' 179' A. C. Mi1t ch ell' Sop,hiia' Einery Frank Guffin' OH 20 60 6684 28' (oH 70', Pneu'. OH 59 F. lOR A~ JI.G' 32 2 62 KiUed' by Cars; 178 Con. Bwls: 175 Me~as'les;' $9 Pileu.. 165: 15 Dropsy F~ Guffi'n" G:., Honnoldi Mr.s., Editth' Gully Wm~ Gul!ly: Tom] Gunther S~, Ri. Gould;' A. G'. Joel Gust:afson' C1laude' & Fred Guye' m' 'OIl' Honnold OIl oa' 113 89 48 Surg:! (~)'e:rl56 4" Pileu'. J.!52~ �"', . N'ame: Hackley. Mrs;. Haden, S: W: .~ -. -: Burrf a1 Dat'e: 22, Nov r890 12 M~y; J:906 .~:-: .-:-~~: -, ..~.~:.~~~:.~~;~~:~~ Halle'" Ehij ah28;cJ~il Ha 1dtn'lTl an , Mary' 5 Aug HaU, Harry; E~-Indiian I, Jan' HaU, W'. J~ 5:' Nov' Ham, W~" p'. 1'.3: Dec' HamiTton, Dougras; F. 2 .. Aug 1907 1904 1'908' 189,1' 1894 11895' HamiTton, Mrs'. L. B. 30 Aug' 1905: Hami,l'ton, SUlsan 5' sep. r 190l Hamliln. Lil za5' Felt 1907: Harmnon', JameS'" _ May' 1903 Mat'e! between I'll & 17 May:) Hammond, Id'a' M:. 17' May"1899:' (?JHanger, OScar M." 29 AUg 189.5~ Hanseiman, J. M~ 8, Apr 1905; (Shipp:ed t:,rom Indep'endence,Ks) Hanson, Geo'. W; 10' Jul 1900 GAR: Post: lZ. Co G 115 Ill-lilf. Hanson., WU1lie 28 Sep 1902, Hardin. Mari a 8, Jim 1907' Harding" Amanda6 Aug );899.' Harding., Fred ]2 Nov 1,900 Harding" H'arry P. 13 May 1900 (Shipped, itrom Wh·ite: Hole, IILl' Harding. Jil,uia: M~.. 118: Nov 1\898 Harding. Harrey: 9, Mch: l891n Hardi'ng, Miinniie: 25' (tXt 1904' Hardiing •. Win. 31 (J)ct 1896, Hardfng. ' Wm., 5' Dec' 1!897' H'aIlfo'{e?)rd., Mrs:.,David22:, Ju~ 11895' Hallford!. Daniel' 261 Dec: 1.:907: Harman. H'aze1! Harmon" Mrs~ JUiice 17 Ju1 1906, 25: Sep 1'897 Harmon., MIlS'. 10 Jan 1901 Ha'rshberger" G"uy: G:. 26· Ap'r l i904, Harre l!l " C'atherine 30: Jan 19011 H'arrel.Howell" Lewis, 16: Oct 1892: Harriis. Arnett a1 F._ 24 Feb' 1904 Har.riis:, Ben 28 Aug 1906., (Shipped from T.rinad'ad, Col'o'.l Harriis', Chil'di of 23 Feb: 11903 Harriis:i Clarence' R.. 8 May' 1903 (Shiipped t:rom K.C'.Mo'.l Bud'at Age',CAAe:e' d~ f5t, Orde:red by MG; Bllanl<' 4' Wiinis, HacRley' \OR 52, Apop-rexy169 Mrs'. Hyden (?) Mrs. Myers; P'aralys'.187 W' JriO'. Hale Peroton.I44 W. Harderman Of' Con sump'. 194 F. E~ Hidl 00' HrtFail 65 Robt. Han~ & Famn Y' IOfr TUmoI' 37 Ei:f Brazi~l;'J". Vftt Hesp,erPerot-on. 44G~., M~ Walker m" J~, D. Kenyon' 30 TyPhFvr 160 G'"eo'. w. H~iJJton ®II' 41" Bllank' 107 fbrk Hamiirton'. F'amiil:y<Ilf Eas,tern' Star' Dropsy' 180 J~ A. HamH'Jl1 W Win'. Green ;Poor Conum. Lecolllp'ton73: Kidn'ey 128 Trbi. 3' StVitfsD. 81 Ado-'l'in~ Wirrf.rey' Mr._ W~G'~.Hang:er' Blank: 45 Hesper Hanselman' 00 82' Pneu'. 155 ?Carsolin' ?Hbfer' Mrs •. Tim: E'., BOrchefm The Family ®If 59 G'aUs:tns 93 Haskell Ins.,titurte' HasI<elI 9 BlianR 121Thomas' Hardin Odessa Mo'. 56' Dropsy- 179 James:' H'ardi:ng' l'G"" MalFvr' 83 James Harding I'IE-:34 Burned' 96 R. W'." LU'(:\i;ngton or 71? 92 r , James Hardtiing Mump:s: +' 75 H. Harding' Blank 7 James; Harding 27" Dropsy 147' Mrs. W. Harding' 76 Hrt Fail 56 James' Hardfng' 24 Bl!anR:: 65"" Mrs'., N., Harding D'~ C.- Hfarfo-(el:rd' BlanR: 43 Daughter 94 Old Age'194 MrS'i. Anna' Shaw FranI< & Lewi'sHarm'an1 l\&" 1'8 rno 17lf G'eo'., H'arman' Pl'easant 97' Typhoiid 64 Mrs:~ Alstott, G'rove B:. F. Harmon~ MG~ 70 C'ancer 99 Burns; Allen Masonfc Com. R. W'., G'arrHtl m 27' Diaoetes140 Jas. NI. Harshoerger,' J~ M~ Harrell CHnton 77' B 100 Mrs •. Howell &, StlD's' Riichl;'and: Brank 22; Ben Harris tOH 7" wks 13T c. C'. Peach~ OH 5r Kil'led 173 Mrs:;. Harriis: C., W~, Harrfs' OBi 1 mo 125' J'. S:~ Harris: lOHi 1 3/4 In..,L,128 J"~ �N'ame', Harri s:~ Ida Har:ri.son', J: Hi. Harris', Katherine Harris;, Mrs'~ J~" L., (Removal} Harris:, J. N'. Harri s~, Jno. Pi. Harris', tottie Buoriar. Date", 6 Mch 1904' 12, Dec 1905' 6, 5ep, 1905' 7t May 1901 9 Ap;r' 1891' 8 Jan 1907 17 Sep' 1892. Harri s;~ Marg aret 1.2 Sep" l!903 6, Jan 1'894 H'arris;~ Mrs:;. Mary 20 Apr 1906) Harri s'" Mrs~ Mary' Harri's', Mrs~. Mary L. 20 Mch 1896, Hi:lrriis;, 5: G'. 19 l\l'ay' 1907:5' Jim' 189.6) Harri;s" Thos. Hi:lrri;s:, W'alker 81 Aug 1903' Harri son, M'ar.tha~ 25 feb' 190'6, Harri's, !\l'ary 8 May (1 ) Har:t , ArthurL' C: IT Apr (Shipped f'rom K.C'.Kas.)', Hart, If: 19 May' (Shipped from Chicago.) Hartman, A-. t. 4 Sep, (?)Hart:--", Chii.ld l of: 19.' Piug Har.vey', Miinni'e 5' Dec 19061 1900 1906) 1,890 1895 1904 Harvey. Nancy 21. May' 190'61 H'arvey. Schyrle:r 1 Jan' 1904 4, Dec 1900:' Harvey, Tho s'. P. Harvey', Thomas S~ 4 May 1899, HasI<elI, Albe:rt 25 Mch 1906, (Shippedl from Parsons', Ks'.) Haskell', tucyr 14' Jan' 1906; Orde'red by Burf a1 _ Ag e. Cau1s:e d:. Geo. MCGee order' Drom MengerJ. H~ Harrison, Jr. Dr;. Harvey' J~ t. Harri'S' (OFf 111 Ju,11 11903 16 Sep 1905' 16, Aug 1906, Hat:fi'e1Id, Mrs.,. 10 Jan 1898 Hattan Child 28 Apr Hat:tron" Chfld oJ 31 Oct (Died at Tyler, Texas) (?)Hattie" Roy, T Sep Have-rJ<,ampp:" Eriizabeth29 ' Jwl. Haverkampp:, JEmnie 29 Dec: Hawkins:" Child: of,' 5' 5ep' Hawkins', Dr~ .. CUmml,ngsll, Mch 1'893' 1896, 1891, 1905, 1907.' 1893 1897 71' Dropsy TopeR a' 29' Bil,rns: «Jlf B1 ank lOll' F .G'.,Bu1r.weill., Eudora' m' Jane' WiilJli am; 00(' 42 Bern Harris 00 A: Dii ckmanl Ben Harri;s' 00 3') W. ft;. Harriis~ Linwood' 52: tee H~, Harris m 46, W. K. H'arrislOll" Mrs •. Key,s; AI. L. }finn-f's Blank 76 Hen ry Ware' ([)If '59 'The Brothers' 00;' 83' Sei'gel' Rb se' or-p:J' Joe Harrison; Mrs. Geo'., Burell 73' 6; John' L •. A1.rsti'm Mvs., Lowmam Geo'. H'avt W. M. Stu1tsman w. C'., Hart riip)" W., It. Harvey, Nancy H'arvey Henry Thorpe' W. A: Harvey \~. Harvey' Mrs. [.iizzfe Harvey' The' Family M. A. H:arvey Mrs.Geo'.HbTHngbu'r-g' 138 163 160 103 Brank Ki Yl' ed Bl:ank 9· 179' 22 Typhoid Rheuffrt Pneu'. Blank ®rd i Age~ 132. ? Dropsy Brank 3~ 169 51 185 53 130 166, Asthma 169 PneuFvr- 91 00' Morris BlanR Lecompton, aranR or 34' Blank IOH OH IOH VII' @B" 00" Blank 3 44. 148 43' 70' Can cer: 170 135' 38 Con... 30' Hrt + 98· 24~ TyPh.Fvr 80 Blank 167 Frank H'askeU 74 Asthma Nellie Haskell Fitchgerol-d' Catholfc' 85' Brank taReVrew.' 20' Bli'ank' Frank Hatch Mrs ... Ch'as'. wan, Fr.'ank Hatch (f)H 62: I1rtF'ai r H~ Hatfield Lecomp,ton6:r," TyPhoid W:, R:. Silitth Mr. Ha'ttan ? County Blank Will' Hatton: roIl' 18) mo.Srnr' Cbmpl. MrSl., G'arrett or Brank E'. H. Innr.erk ampp ©H 62 Heart +' F\H~,Haverkampp' OR' 40' TyPhFvr A--., L •. 5e>1i'g~ OR' BranR A~, G'._ Honri'old 00, 86 Blank Mrs'~Jenkfns;; /".0 •...1..... M~ss Hass, Mrs~, Aliice' Hatch, Lydiia' Ha·tch, Mary A'., 35' Pilell'. ~, 74 130 160 173 6;r 26 56 12 158 194' 29 59 �~" Buri a1 Date: HawI<fns:, I.:ouviimbr Hawkins, Mi's-. 20) May' 190Lt 18' Dec' 18911 Hay, M: A: Hay, Infant Hayden, Ed' 19, Apr 1892, 28 Aug 1896 12 May 1·901: Hayden, J~ Hayden, Mrs"". Sarah 6' May 1902. 15: Sep,- 1907.: (?)Haynes;, Etlward R~. 3T Aug 11896, 2', Aug 1892 Hays ~ Homer Co' F'. 4' Kans'. lnfty & Co F' 117 19' Feb 1905: Hays", \'1m. Hazard, Emmet 24: Mch 1904 Heath, SylTvia1 6! Sep' 1899 Hechi nger, Lewi s:: ~?n,9, (?)Heisy, Mi's. Lena1 OCt 1903, 1:5' Jim 1903' Helstrom, Gustave-' 12 May 1-905 Hemphi IT, Mrs.. C." W•. 22 Aug 1900 HemphiH:, Ch. of 24l Dec; 1897' 1 Aug 1897, Hemp h u'r, Infant Hemphil11, Mr~ Joseph 7 Jan 1895: 2_ 5ep tl'896; Henderso'n, chiild Henderson, CYnthia 2Mch 1907 Henderson, Henderson, Henderson, Henderson, Henderson, Henderson, Infant Josephine Lu1ia: Miss; Masilila B. Rachel 29 22: 14 14 Apr r.tch Mch Jul 11 Aug 27 May 1,904 1898 1895' 1893, 1902 1905 Henderson, Shelby H. 6 Jan 1899 (Private Co. C 84th U.S.Co1.Troop)· U- (blank7, child of 12, Aug 1891i Henderson, Wesley 11 Jill 1898 Hendry, James M. Hendry, Rebecca, W'•., Henry, Mrs. Henry, Child of HEmry, J. M. 7'- Feb 4 Mch 17 Jan 20 Jun 18 May Henry, Ogden G. Henshaw, Mrs., tydia Henson, Robt. Herd, James' 24 Jan 1907, 28 Sep"1903' 20 Jul 1902 1895 1'896 1891 1892, 1905 9 Oct li907. (1)' Hernodin, Martin B, (f, Nov 190$ Ottdered: by' Burial Age! Cause d~ f.[. 35 Blank 1'41 Susan Hawkins" D~ W:; IfawkfnsBlank 1'5 Reno' John Ails,ten OHf" B1'ap,k IT Mi's. Hay A-: Hay , Perry" 1mo Sfur. Comp. 55 J. Hayden & Dg .CO-. Crinton 2F Brank 104 Clinton Marshal!l Douglas Co'. Clinton 51" Ch. Di"reahe!1."l!5 Mi's"~. An ce Myers:, OW 84" Ifi-t. Trbl. 189 daughter' M. 1:. Alstatt' OIf T Dfph. 551 A-. G'. Hoil'nold, DgCir.OH' Blank 20 Kans. lnfty WHll Shaw, ()Hi' 73 Pneu. 1'53 James: Hazard Reno" Sti 1\11. bornlr39 C. loi t ", A.G.,Honnold: MG" 28m. BronFvr 84 Grant Tovmshipi. Geo,~ Howell &. Tom: H'adeyl 49; Cong .LungsI33 (Shipped, to, Chiillicothe',Ohio'l Jacob (?r Heinz' 37'" Blank 129 (buried BeHevUle. In)" A"~ G:. C?JBoubs: Blank 62 pn. 156 C. W. Hemphill; OR' 40 Blank 95 C·~ Hemphnr. Reno BlanI< 66: Chas'. Hemphill Linwood' SO' BlanI< 62 c: Hemphi~ll OR" B1!anI<: 36 (?)' Henders,on OIf 4da "(?)' 55: 'Joe Henderson WashingBlJank 182' Sheriff Woodard l ton Creek Tom Henders'on" 08'" StDilborn l!40~ Cfty MarshalT MG:' 1Q' da'. 69 A. G'. Honnold: 0If0 Blank 40 Theo. Henderson OR B l a n k ' 28 C'. W~Snith'OHi llm.Wh.Cough no Tom Henderson, Met. Olf (?J48 Asthma! 156 1'ns'. & H. of R. County' 84' Hrt Fail ~& 77 Old age! Thos'. Henderson Chester Blank rr Tom Henderson OH' 18 ?da-mo. 72 A. G. Honno,ld The Familly OH' Bl anI< 39 OHBlank 50' The Fami ly P. E-. Emery' OH B1 ank 5 W.Henry, W.M. Nace! Lecomp;ton ,Blank 119 M.C.Henry,Dr.J.H.Young 49 Typhoid- ,]]56 (buried 8) mi'. N. Vfn1and) pneu. E.F.Caldwell,P.M.Henry OR 10 Pneu. 180: OIf 64' Stom. Trb1 1132 N. Henshaw' Blank OW 7,3', Rheumatirsm118., MG' 80~ Cancer' 190 Mrs .Ceci b' Herd Sid Herdl D. Kennedy' OH 35 Pneumonia' 133 �. .... Ordered by!. Herrington, Mrs. O.H. 22 Nov ~907Herrfngton, Sarah 4' Jan 1901' 22' Dec' 1904 Hervey, Rosetta' Hervy" P~~1., chH'd of 6 Mch 1904 (?JHeshion, Mrs. E. .2 NO-v 1904 (shipped from n_r.th'l: Hess', Carl 17 Ju1 1!890 Hester, Drean 14 Jun 1902 (shi:pped from Stella, Ok.)' Hettick, C. :W~ 23 OCt m0'l1 Pri. Co'. E'. 4th Mo. S.M., Hi ckox, PO,lll.y' 20 May 1900 Hicks', Mrs. Annie' 6 Dec 1'904 Hicks, (?JArterbun 21 Nov 1904 . Hicks, Etta L. 24 Dec 1903' (shipped from OSsowo,ttomie, Ks.>: Hicks, Galen S~ 6 APr 1.90'S (shiipped from Morenci, Mich.). Hicks, Mary Roger 14 Feb 1904 Hi cks, Mrs. 27 Nov 1892, 1,2 APr 18911 Hi:cox, Mrs. Hidden, Mrs. Catherine 6 Jun 1901 (shipped from r<.C.Mo'. Higdon, A'. T'. 7~, ,Jim ]892. Higgin, Infant 22 Jim 1900 Higgins, Mrs:. s:, Mch 1i891i HH'derbrand" J. 7: Feb 1904 Hn;l, AlUi son D'. 23' Ju1 1903), Hill 1 , (?'Muren a I, Feb 1i901, 8iill" (:?)'Col'lie Gray 10 May' 1896, Hi'll" Dwight D'.. 3~ Jan 1'.903' Hi1[, Eben M._ 20' Aug 1904 Hi 11, Ed: ill, 8) sep 19'OS' r Hilil E1 ivfr a Hiillt, E1iivi ra Hiill" Fred 19 Mch 169:7 7 .Nov 1,9'06 9 Feb: 1.90,,1' Hill, Mrs,; Gussie' 26 Dec 1893' Hill, Jas. H~ Hrm, Manuel: Hill, Marion E•. Hilll, Mrs~ Mary' 27 Apr 19'07. 19 Dec 1907' 1~6 Aug 1900,. 31 Mch 1905' Hn1, Mary' 31~ Jan 189S', Hi n:, No'ah 27 Mch 1906 Hiineo, S~ O~ 9 Jan 1905; (shipped from K. C~ Mo.)'; (?)Hiinoc, H: C~. 4' Ju1 1898(shipped from A1'buquerque, N.M.)' O~ H. Herri ngton J. B. Herrihgton P. M. Harvey' P~ M~ Hervy JnG. Newlin Burial OH' OH' 08 08' Age Cause " 'd~ !3l, 75:' B1 snk 1192 72 Paralysis178 101 Ord age 150' StiUbornl38: B~Heshion MG~ 65' Dropsy' Bert Corne111 Charles Hess J; M. Hester 08 OW The Family OH r Blank ch.morbes1l7 & hrt fail 68; Blank 1'09 ,Win Nace 5i~r Lecompton70~ om Allen A. Hicks Richard Hicks;' Allen A. Hicks MG" A. OH OH' Pneu. . 92 7rrPara1ysis 149 2' wk Pileu. 148 26' Ihsane l!35' Ailgina' ]S5 Pectoris Chas. Hicks, T. F. Thatcher'I\K;' 72 Old age 1:37 Mr.Hicks,J.as:.Palmer or Blank 23', John Hicox Big springs B1 ank cr' Jason Hidden 'oa~ 84' Senility' 1104 A~. Hicks 147 G'eo. Higdon OIr R. R~Accid. 19 Wm. (?J~ Hagon OH' 3 w. 93 Gilman Bros._ OH Blank 7 Geo.. Hi'lderbrand Deer CreeR; 78) No' doc~or)f36, The: Famiillyr or 41' Accident 1130 Sam 'Hiil'I,Jolin' Wayden C1iinton 4' Croup' 100 ABen &-:Martha HiiH MG' 15 Con., 52 The F'amil'y OH' 76: Blank 124' OH' 710' Hrt Fai 11. 145 The Fami 11y' Jesse Hill1i Crinton' 21 Consumpt. l!60 Geo.. Washington John Hl1ll.,Mrs. Cyman OR' Bi'ank 60 Ladies Relief Co'rps Col. Tabernacle 20' c Jay Hil11,Frank DUrl'and OU- 7rll Pneu., 176 Jes'se' HiiliI' Clinton 2'0: Consumpt. 136 Geo. Washington DOuglias Cl}. (1)' Po>l Baldwin 32 J. H•. (? )Perci , Trustee Li vingston Hi'll Wmstown 72eBlank r82~ Wn:lie' HB1l'.,Met Ins; rG 62' Cancer193 J~ w. Hill) & City OW Blank 95: George Hi1J, Met IosOff" 55' Cancer 154' John Clark City Clerk Olf Blank 39 w. V,~ HiiUi Reno 72, Kidney Trb 67 Miss: Nettie Himeo' Oa: 82 Pneu. 151. S'. O~ Hiinoc OIr 34 Blank �i165 ' ,---- Hindman, Win. T'. Hiines, GUm R: Bud all, Date; ordered by, 22 J'an 1907 ])7 Jul 1899" 8f·· Hrt' Trbl 180, Win Bi;gger' & _Hindinan' Ot' Sam B~ &' Ai!chije~ Hiines' MG" IT Bl100d 82 Porsom J. F. Tayl'or' 0IrMrs:. Georgia Hiines:' 39 Appendici tis1'6S" m! BranK ll7' Henry' 1, Wfnnfe Off' BranK 115 N. ~r. Hi5nman OH~ 72' BT'ank 104 H. S: Clark MG" J'ames. Hiird: 62 Bri'tsDis.147 Wi H Hoadley' 3(r Brank 191 Crarence Hoadley' OW Wii,II Hoadly' & Mr.s. D~I:. OFF 74'lftt Diis' 177' Hoad1y" OH Blank 21 Fr.ank !... Mo'nroe OH' 3'''wks' Carl! Hoag lJ34 8] The Famiiry' Col umbu s ,Ks 40' Bl ank Henry FfoferLecompton af Old' age 44 J. B'. Cuningham: Lecompton Henry Hofer 2l! J. B~ Cunningham Frank Ffoffer. RiChland. BhnW 21' Elij ah Hoffer' OW 158, r8J hrs' J. A'~ Duff' Bl ank 9r Old age: 71" J. A. Duff Brank. 118 BlanK Catherine Hoffman Ki tty Ho:£t: ll.51?' l41! Mrs •. Josephfne' Hog an 72..!:&'o-Idage141 Thomas Hog an 2' wk s' l!4:5 C.Hogan &'Leo Loit 26; ?SCrofu 181 103 L. G:. Hoge: 28 Bl 'an J(.' 73' Hi,:nes;, Thomas' 31' Jan 1906 Hiinman, Mr.s;.. 114 Apr 1892: 31 Dec 18911 Hrnman, Timothy' Hipple, Mrs. May 15 May lROl 283 OCt 1904' Hiird:, Almiira Hoadley, Mrs. Charlottel0Nov 190~', (Shipped from Excelsior Sj}rgs, Mo): Hoadley, D~ t. 21, Nov 1900) Hoag, Mr~.~ Ffoag, Infant, Hobs on, vmt. R'. Hofer:, El'i'zabeth Hofer, Emma' Hoff.er:,Mrs. Alma Hoffer, Ar.thur.. Hoffman, Catherine Hoffman" Christian 8\ 23: 2 9" Sep' Dec Jun Aug 1892 r903, 1'899\ 1895, 7i Sep, 1'892, 1~4 May 1893: 15i Jull 1905, 19' Jan 1899' 30 Apr 1892: Hoft, Ada 2 May 1904 lW M'ay 19041 HOgan, Car,ter J~ Hogan, Infant 2 Sep 1904, Hog an, Miss: 2 May lROT Hoge, Albert K'. 20 Aug 1~898), (Shipped from Wes~t tiberty, Iowa) Hogen, ADnl 18: May 1891 Hogo(a)n, Emer.y' (Shiipped from Kansas: lfogg, Win. Hbg9n, chiild of 2J.f, Oct 190r. CHy, Mo'.)' 4 Dec'1891, 24' sep· 1891. Ffogue~, Hogue~, 189·2, 190,{" 1899: 1,906, 1905' n 11902 3~Feb' 1902, 16 May 1895, Mrs:. C:~. tydi a' Hol'ber,t, Adoline: Hblden, Robt. Hole, Filed' T. Hble', Infa.nt HbI'e, Sarah H"ol e, Wii};! i e (1)Ho.lI1 and, (?)Condi s' 29 28) 5 1'8 23; OH~ Bliank 8: Nov 1905' j. Ffogg Jr,. G-rove'r Hb-gon \Vt;:: Hiram Johnson W~ A~. Hodge' C"? Jake Ki two'rth (?)' Off; s: C"~ Hoibert, Lecompton1 W. T': Holden HesperEl1j ah HOle or John' & Eliij ah Hole' OH' Eli sha Hole' OH; SUs'an Hole' OR' WmGibson ca' Met. Insur. Ci>~ S~ Ro>biinson Poor Cbmm.& S:Robfnson OH' S: Robi'n son OHi The Family,OHI Geo. Hollingburg' OH The Famiily,r Clinton! A. A-. Honingswor,th Cl'i:nton 10' Tubercu}iosisl09 w~ C~ Jan Mch Aug Mch Nov Nov HoH and, Jacob-: Il7 Apr 1905 HbHand, Peter 4', Feb 169a; 26, Oct 1898> Hol!lingberg" w. Hollingburg, Mrs. Geo'.118 Oct 1895 _JI~H.ingsworth, A.A:.. lC7~Sep l!896, .Ho1'lingsworth ,Enanora29"ian~ 1892- .Pauline B. Elniff Win. Hogen Mrs. 1. Kiill!worth Ch as'. Hog an ' Brank-' Brank 14 12 Blank: 15 161' 70' Paralysi s 83' 23' B1 ank 67' 41 Gun, shot l!62 3', wks ]'22 65- BltanR' H2, Blank 41 883 Dropsy 85' Old age: as 1'62 Dropsy' 1'55' Blank 25', 8it Ord age 74' Blank 47 56 Lvr&Stom. 55 Blank 16· �Lawrence, , fjJ . •• ·, .. , .r ' .. " , , �166 RASH FAMILY BIBLE Mrs. R. L. Kidwell (Irma), 1617 Rhode Island, Lawrence, Kansas 66044, tel: (913) 841-3895, has submitted photocopies of 5 record pages from her husband's maternal grandparents' Bible. The title page reads: The HOLY BIBLE (published by A. J. Holman & Co. of Philadelphia, copyrighted 1903 by A. J. Holman & Co.). The record is written in several handwritings. "This Certifies that the rite of Holy Matrimony was celebrated between -Amos Rash of Greenfield, Ind. and Sarah C. Rash of Greenfield Inc. on Aug. 25. 1864 at Greenfield Inc. by John Radin, J.P. Witness: A. C. Rash, John Thomas." MARRIAGES Amos RASH Sarah C. RASH Bitha RASH and Ernest PARKS Mattie RASH and Kit KIDWELL Oliver RASH and Mamie BURNS William RASH and Ellen KENS LEY Lillie RASH and Myron VAN BUSKIRK Nathaniel RASH and Helen SISK CIa ton RASH and Ethel GUTHRIE Oliver W. RASH and Emma GRIFFIN Clarence JAMESON Minnie? VAN BUSKIRK Married Aug. 7, 1926 (next page) BIRTHS Amos RASH Sarah Cathrine RASH Joseph Chesterfield RASH Bitha RASH Julia Ann RASH Oliver Winfield RASH Martha Francis RASH William Alford RASH Luella RASH Lillie Day RASH Nathaniel Scott RASH Theodore Claton RASH My Grandaughter Minnie Day VAN BUSKIRK "Grandson" Ora Adeburae? BUSKIRK Married August 25 1864 Married Nov 10 1888 Married May 20 1890 Married Aug. 30 1890 Married June 6, 1898· Married July 18, 1901 Married April 9 1905 Married Dec. 17 1911 Married May I? 1921 Longtown? Kas Pastor A A Horne? Born July 25 1842 Born Apr 3 1846 Born May 24, 1865 Feb 13, 1868 " Aug 16 1869 " May 30 1871 " July 4 1873 " June 18, 1875 " Jan 18 1880 " Sept 17 1881 " Sept 16 1883 " Sept 4 1890 " " Sept 25 1901 " June 22 1903 �167 (next page) DEATHS Amos RASH Julia Ann RASH Luella RASH Bitha RASH PARKS Lille RASH VAN BUSKIRK Theodore Claton RASH My Grandaughter Minnie Day JAMESON Sarah C. RASH Oliver Winfield RASH William Alford RASH Martha Francis RASH KIDWELL Nathaniel Scott RASH Joseph Chesterfield RASH Typist - Jan Elder Died It It It It It July 13 1907 Oct 4 1970 Feb 14 1880 Nov 20, 1904 June 19 1907 Aug. 15 1922 It It It June 18, 1933 Dec. 6, 1934 April 29, 1944 It It It Nov. 23, 1950 Oct 2, 1945 Oct 4, 1958 **** Viola KIDWELL was a cashier for the Farmers and Bankers Life Insurance Company, Lawrence, Ks. They reproduced the following article. No dates were given. A PATRIOTIC FAMILY We were asked to reproduce the clipping printed below, as the various branches of the KIDWELL family each wishes to preserve a copy in the family records. We do not know what paper it is taken from. We are glad to reprint the article with a few other facts we have learned of this unusual family of brothers. There were ten of them when the war broke out--William, George, Thomas, John, Luna, Henry, David, Joe, James and Joshua. All of them, except the last two, served through the war in the. Union army. James was in the service of the government as a mail carrier, and Joshua was too young. Thomas was killed in battle. David and Luna were killed by guerrillas in Missouri shortly after Lee's surrender. All the others lived to return to their home. Henry KIDWELL was the husband of the Mrs. KIDWELL now living in Barnard. He died in Eastern Kansas Nov. 24, 1889 and is buried in the soldiers' cemetery at Fort Scott. It will be noted that six of the KIDWELL boys were in one company; ItW.L. Roney, Co. F. 8th Mo. S, M. Cav. Marquette, Kansas, writes: "I send a list, alphabetically, of brothers in company to which I belonged. I was First Sergeant most of the time, and have called the roll so often that the names are all fresh in my memory. There were 23 sets of brothers in the company; six in one set, four in another, three in two sets, and the remainder pairs. The sets were as follows: Granvill F. BRYANT, William BRYANT; John BISHOP, Richard BISHOP; John BLAKE, Joseph BLAKE; Geo. T. DELOSIER, Edward B. DELOSIER; Jesse A. EATON, William H. EATON; John GLENN, James GLENN; John L. HOLLOWAY, TitusE. HOLLOWAY; John INGRAM, Josiah INGRAM; WID. KIDWELL, Joseph KIDWELL, Thomas KIDWELL, David KIDWELL, Luna KIDWELL, Geo. KIDWELL; David LORD, Wm. LORD, John T. LORD, James LORD; James M. LINDSEY, O.E.F. LINDSEY; Henry Lapp, Benitt LaPP: Jesse MILLER, James MILLER; James T. MULLEN, George MULLEN., Leroy MULLEN; John W.D. McCALL, Thos. H. McCALL, Marshall McCALL; James A. McCUBBIN, Albert McCUBBIN; C.C. OWEN, W.W. OWEN; Henry SHULL, Andrew J. SHULL, William H. SHULL; Robt. W. SANDS, Samuel B. SANDS; I.R. SMITH, I.E. SMITH; Pollard W. VANDIVEER, WID. R. VANDIVEER; Jesse WALKER, John W. WALKER, James GRAHAM, John GRAHAM. Typist - Jane Wiggins �168 HOUGLAND FAMILY RECORD From Maxine "Moore" Hougland, Rt. 1, Box 153C, Perry, Kansas 66073. B. 1823 Oldham Co Ky. D Jan 6 1883 Macon Mo (Macon Co.) married April 16 1844 La Plata, Mo .. (Adair Co. ) B. May 30, 1821 Hardin Co. Ky. Elizabeth WILSON D. Dec 14, 1920 Olathe Ks. Johnson Co Ks [10 children 5 girls 5 boys] B.1845 La Plata Mo Thomas H. B. Jan 1 1846 Macon Mo. Aaron Louis D. April 8 1937 Olathe Ks. B. 1847 Macon Mo. Amanda B. 1849 Macon Mo. James B. Oct 1850 Macon Mo. Stephen E. Mary B. 1853 Macon Mo Josephine B. 1856 Macon Mo B. June 7 1859 Macon Mo. D. Feb 22 1941 Olathe Ks. Nal!,cy Ella 'Susiana Alice B. 1862 Sherman James Daniel B. Mar 10 1865 Macon Co. HOUGLAND D. Aug 15 1934 Baldwin City Ks Douglas Co married Dora Louise DILLON Nov 23, 1887 Olathe Ks Johnson Co. B. Sept 23 1870 Wathena, Ks D. Mar 25 1959 Lawrence Ks. 6 sons: Earl Dillion HOUGLAND B Oct 5, 1888 Olathe Ks D. Sept 23, 1968 LawrenceKs Aaron Louis HOUGLAND B. Feb 16 1891 Olathe Ks D. Aug 2 1970 Harlington, Texas Roy MADISON B 1872 D. 1894 Olathe Ks. Elmer Maywood HOUGLAND B. Sept 26, 1894 Olathe Ks D. July 6, 1964 Pomona Ks Cern. Harry Eugene HOUGLAND B. April 26, 1897 Olathe, Ks Johnson Co. D. July 3 1978 Sutherland Springs Texas Tom Chester HOUGLAND B. July 29 1899 Clinton, (Henry Co.) Mo. D. Jan 16 1981 Lawrence Ks [Sherman & Dora HOUGLAND moved to Baldwin City Ks. in 1906. Dora lived there till her death in 1959] James M. HOUGLAND From a Panel at WATKINS COMMUNITY MUSEUM Courtesy of Steve Jansen, Curator Many European immigrants settled in Lawrence in its early days. The 1860 census shows 88 from Ireland, 66 from Germany, 71 from England, 26 from Sweden, 16 from Wales, 7 from France, 7 from Scotland, 4 from Switzerland, 1 each from Denmark, Austria, Holland, Norway and Poland. Also listed 24 persons from Nova Scotia and 8 from New Brunswick. The year Lawrence was settled 1854 was a peak year for German immigration into the U. S. Germans eventually became the most numerous Europeans in the Town. In 1855 there were at least two Germans living in Lawrence. J. G. Sands, a saddlemaker and H. Katzenstein, a fabric dealer. The Territorial census (of 1855) show there were 115 Germans in the Territory. Germans were encouraged to emmigrate to Kansas by The New England Emmigrant ~Ai~ Company. __ . ____._____ ._ �169 NATIONAL GUARD MOBILIZED FOR THE DISPUTE .AND POSSIBLE WAR WITH MEXICO Abstracted from the Lawrence Daily Gazette; Lawrence, Kansas, Thursday, June 22, 1916. Contributed by Dorothy CLARKE, the daughter of Captain Samuel G. CLARK. GOOD-BYE SAID IN TEARS The Lawrence soldiers have gone. At 8:35 o'clock this morning, amid a roar of cheers, shouts of farewell, and a shriek of whistles, their troop train pulled slowly away from the Union Pacific station, with soldier boys showing at every window of three long cars, leaving a crowd of thousands behind,hat-and flags waving, and with many a tearful eye. The boys who left this morning included Co. H and the Hospital Corps, to which organization practically all the Lawrence boys belong. In.Company H were eighty men, with the exception of a few men who will join the command at Fort Riley and a recruiting detail which includes Lieutenant Guy WALLING, Corporal Clinton KANAGA, and privates George SMITH and Cameron SHAFFER. The Hospital Corps included forty-eight men, one or two of whom will also join their corps at the fort. The soldiers who left Lawrence today numbered 134, which included eighty in Company H, forty~four in the medical corps, and ten members of the supply company. Following is the complete list of the officers and men who left this morning. The following members of Company H left for Fort Riley this morning: Captain Samuel G. CLARK 2nd Lieut. Oscar C. BROWNLEE 1st Sgt. Eli F. DORSEY Quartermaster Sgt. Claude TESTERMAN Sgt. Theodore S.GRIESA Sgt. Frank E. CLARK Sgt. Faustino DOMINGO Corp. Earl REMY Corp. Kendall WALTON Corp. Herbert, SKINNER Cook Harry L. CHENEY Cook Jackson BOWER Bugler Allyn ROPER Bugler Roy ZIESENIS Privates: Joseph D. BUCHANAN Ira A. BUTZ Edward BUSHBY Claude O. BROOKS Ora E. BRYAN Clyde G. CASTLEEmerson CHASE Robert L. CAYTON Douglas CARTER Ray CAYTON Miller CARPENTER John C. CLARKE Daniel CRANE Hal CURRAN Cecil COMPTON Frank DUNKLEY Roscoe M. DOYLE Clarence J. EVERLY Gordon GIBBS Archie GAULT Dick B. HALLOWAY Verne HODGINS Percy HOCKADAY Wallace HARRIS Daniel JENKINS Henry KLINO Arthur KASOLD Perry KELLAMS 'Jack L. KUFFER Nelson LE SUER Thomas F .. MOON Thomas L. MOORE Harry MELOAN Howard McKENZIE William MELOAN Michael L .. McGANNON Joseph V. McGUNITY �170 National Guard, 1916 Orvi1e O. MURRAY Joseph NEWSON John H. MULL REar1 MILIVER George OAKLEY Glen OTIS Arthur OATMAN Archie PRICE Robert PRICE Harris POLLOCK Edward PETERS Lloyd W. PHILLIPS Bert S. PHILLIPS Fred TOTHBERGER Cullen STEBBINS George S.O. SMITH John SWANSON Paul SHUBERT Richard B. STEVENS Alfred TAYLOR Earl SCOTHORN Nelson TURNER Edward E. VOGLER Clyde WARD Mah10n WEED Elmo WHITE Frank E. WINCHELL Elmer B. WALRADT Harry ZIESENIS Four members of Company H were held in Lawrence for duty at the recruiting station. They are Lieutenant Guy N. WALLING, Corporal Clinton KANAGA, Private George SMITH, Private Cameron SHAFFER. Members of the hospital corps who left this morning are: Harry L. DUNKLE Major Carl PHILLIPS Herman ENGEL Sergeants~ first class: Roger EVANS Lanthrop B. READ John W. FRENCH Fletcher PHILLIPS Eugene GAHN Sergeants: Harry GLAHN Harry S. GREGG Ned GOLDING John W. CANAVAN Sam L. JONES Wayne ALLPHIN Norwood McCARMACK Joyce FREARK William L. MILLER Privates: John B. MYERS Claude BROWNING John E. O'DORNEL Frank BROWNING Walter PALMATEER Percy BRUSH Ralph E. PINE Dwigh t BUCHANAN John C. RUSSEL Benjamin CARMAN Robert STARKWEATHER Ralph CHENEY George H. WILLIA Grover CONNER William UNDERWOOD John W. CUNNICK Glen WILSON Chester L. CURL George WOODWARD Warren DAVIS E.L. TROCK Ralph W. DICKER A.H. DRESLER Harry DUMAS Members of the supply company who left this morning are: CapL.~. Robert B. WAGSTAFF, (quartermaster) commanding Quartermaster Sgt. Horace TUTTLE Company Sgt. Henry REYER 1st Sgt. Philip S. STOVER Typist - Jane Wiggins Private John C. REARICK Gilbert SNYDER Roy U. BEBOUT Ray J. MORGAN James Napoleon HODGES �171 PIONEER i'-UDlHFE Reprinted from J~n. 1959 This article was taken from Ford Times, Ford Meter Box Co., January, 1980. The hospital news in our local paper lists the births, and while there may be some babies born in private homes in this community they're either extremely rare or don't get into print. In most of our country nearly all deliveries are in ho~pitals, and doctors are in attendance at a large percentage of the others. As a result, loss of babies in childbirth is uncommon and loss of mothers has approached zero. The story of my grandmother makes an interesting contrast. She died before I was born but my mother told me memories of her childhood when Grandmother evideritly served as midwife for a large number of farm families back in the 1~70's. Grandmother had eight children of her own, did all the managing and much of the work in running the home on the farm, and still had time to help all the neighbors in times 'of illtiess, birth and death. Pay for such service was unthought of. Mother recalled many times when, as a little child, she would be awakened in the. night by a man coming to their home on horseback, hearing a short muffled conversation, then Grandmother riding away on a farm horse, lantern in one hand and a bag hanging on the saddle. Grandmother would generally be back at breakfast but none of the children felt bold enough to ask what had happened. They had learned that if they waited patiently for a while it would be ~entioned in a casual way th~t some neighbor had a baby born last night. There is no way of kriowing what losses, if any, my grandmother had in her midwife service. She was lacking in many things now considered necessary in obstetrics, and I suppose our present-day obstetricians wonder how Grandmother (and the countl.ess other "grandmothers" of a century ago) could do as well as she did. But no doctor could have served less selfishly or with more devotion and tender loving care, and these things may be almost as important in most cases.as.the modern techniques and equipment in our fine new hospitals.. . Submitted by Don and Wilma Vaughn •••• A. Lawrence Republican, February 23, 1350, page 2 A BILJ.I TO ADMI T KANSAS Mr. Grow has i~troduced a bill for the admission of Kansas into the Union. The thanks of our people are due to the hone member for his prompt and manly action in beHalf of Kansas. Our interests are in safe hands, with Mr. Grow. �172 Declaration' of Intention' Volume' A", ]868-1903' District COUirt of' Douglas' County; Lawrence" KSIn o'rder' to' save~ space, the- key bel"ow has' been u's'ed'instead of listing the· fun names: and titles' of the rulers', and/or the country" to which a1regfance' is: denounced on each d'eclaration... Source' of information:- Gene' Gilrney~ Kingdoms" of' Europe, An' Illustrated Encyclopediia of'Ru'liing Monarchs' f'rom' Anci:ent Times' to' the' Rresent (Crown' Pub!.)' 19,82. --Comp-iTed by Pauline' B'. E1niff' Key" AU" BD SV' BL. ON' s;: FR G"R H-D LXMEG" NR' NT PR RS" SCH SWE SWZ SX" WEI WIT" WUR fsl (x) Empires' of Austria': Emperor Francis' J""oseph I, 1848-1916 Baden (Gennan);~ Bavaria", German: King Ludwig II, 1864:"1'886; King Otto, r886-1912 Kingdom of Belgium: King Leopord' III, 1.80s::.1909· Kingdom1of Denmark: King Christian IX-; 1863:-1900 England,. G"reat. Britain1 and the United Kingdom: Qu-een Victoria-, 1837':"'1901 King Edward'VII, 1901-1910 France: Emperor Napoleon III, r852 ... 1'871; French Repub1Tc'; 187r-1940 Ilrlpedal G'ermany, 'Ehe Holy' Roman' Emprre" and' Prussia': King/Emperor" WilUaml I, 18M-IH88~ K/E Frederick IIr, l88S-1OO8 t ' K"/E"'WfPlTam' rI, 188S-1.918. Hessen-Darmstad (G'erman) Luxembwrg: 1'867 bec'ame'independent neutral' st'ate under WHliam III until 1890'; Grand DUke Adolph, 1890-1912. Mech1enberg (German);. Kingdomlof Norway':: King Charles XV', 1859;"1'872';, King (lJsc'ar II, 1872-1905 Kingdom. of the Netherlands;:: King WiilTiam II!", 1849-1'890' Queen WfIhemfn'a', 1890:"1948 Prus si a' (German) Imperial Russia':~ Emperor A1exand'er I, t85s:.r881; Arexand'er III', 1881--1894; Nicholas II, r894-19 17" Schwei Z~· (G e:rm an 1 Kingdom' of Sweden: Ki;ng Charles' '~.r, 1859-1872;' Kiing Oscar' II, 1872-1901' RepubHc of SWitzerl'and Saxony (German) Weimar (German)' Wittenberg (German)' Wurttemberg (German) signature, when different than. name recorded' on document signed by tV-mark tu. -.NAMEKEY s;ACfams', James: ACf'amsson, Ch arIes' J-. SWE EX; Ahern, Daniel'. S;' Mnsworth t' Harry' Hume Akerson, Pal SWE: A1Iber.t, WHhelml GR. Alber.t, Wilhelm GR. EX;: Alexander, Albe·rt John Allan, G'avin SWE S;. Allen, Thomas W~ Alt, NiRolaus' GR"' Altenbernd, Koner.ad: PR Al'tenbernd', Wi1:Ii"aml PH" Amberg, C'ar1 Go. SVIE ---------~- DATK 261 Oct 1883: 3', Sep 1870 4 Dec 1869 9.Nbv 1899 3 Ap'r 1871' 8 !Oct 1882. 26, Feb 1883 10 Mch 1881" 8.Nov 1870 14~ May 1870 29 Sep 1890 31 May' 1869 27 Apr 1869~ 3 Feb' 1870 ---- .--- .. NAME". KEY' AinJjold~ Ch'ar1es" A:. Arnbold, Gu!stave' Arnbo1d~. Robt f(. Anderson, Alexander irnderson, Alexander' Hamfi!'ton' Anderson ,. Alfred: Anderson, Anton Ailderson ,. CharIes' Anderson, Charles' Airderson, Charle's:Augu'st: AiIderson, C: () AiIderson, Edwi'n' .. DATE 6; Nov WEI: 6 Jan . G'R: 14 Mch SWE: 24 Jan SJ[ 1871 1876 1882 1870' EX;' 6 Apr 1875 SWE: 31 Oct 1894 SWE' 5" sep 1891 SWE:: 5" Apr 11869 SWE 16 Oct 1880' SWK SWE" SWE 2 Nov 1869' 3 Apr 1871 4 Jun' 1888' �173 ~Anderson. Frank Anderson., Gustar Anderson, Gustaf' Anderson" Gust'a!:' Anderson, HenricR Anderson. John, Anderson. Johrr Anders'on. N'. AnderSon, Per' Anderson, Pi'erre~ E. Anderson. Samuel! Andersson, A. Airdersson, A. Andersson, An-ders'G. Anders:s:on" August: A'itders:son', Benn' H:. Andersson, E'. Y: Ande,rsson, Gus,taf Alrderrson, Joel An-ders'son'" JohanAitder,ss:on, Lars' Ai'ldersson. !OraL ftdersson, 01 af.' ~nder.sson, Peter Ap}Jl" Andreas Appi1iegr-en, Nils' Gustaf Ark1e, Fred Arnold, Edward Arnold" Theodor' As-sman, Josef Athos:, Fred'eriick AtRiins', Enoch Atldins:, George: AtJdn s, John Audfnwood'. Henry' Aumr.anc, Eugene: Bad! ey, Thomas; BaecRer" Nichol as' Bae.cker-., Pe.'ter Bagelmann" Alber.t Bagen, Peter (dupli. issued' Bahl an, Wi el helm Ball. Frederi,c Harbert Ballentyne, Joseph D. Bailmatl or, Be'rnhardi B'ammert, George! A. Barben, Em-ii11, Barben, Ftiitz: Barben, John' Barben" Samuel~ Barker, <Owen Barnes, Franci s· Barrett" Fred l KEY -SWE.' SWE SWE~ SWE SWE Eli:, SWE SWE SWE:. SWE. SWE' SWE SWE SWE SWE: SWE, SWE, SWE SWE SWE: SWE, SWE SWE SWE: WIT, SVIE: SWE: SWZ SWZ', All SWE: &.7' EX;" ".&7' " EX; SWZ g;' GR' FR. GR Fl7 PR' a;: FR~ WUR:, SWZ SWZ SVJZ' SWZ: SWZ &.7 Eli, &.7 - DATE 29 Aug 1868 29 Oct 1868 18: ~lay 1883, 5 Sep: 1891 23~ IDct, 1888, 13' Aplr.' 1869: 23 Feb' 1884' 23, Mch 1880 4' Apr 1870 1 Nov 1884' 1L7 Oct 1876., 5 Apr,' 1869 19 Oct 1871: 6, Sep 1'870 3' Sep' 1870 3 Sep 1870 22. Mch 1'882 3 Sep 1;870 3 Sep 1870 8, Nov 1870 3 Sep 1870, 2.' Nov l!869 3 Sep' 1870 23 .ruT 1868' 18 May 18~M 3' Sep 1870 2 Nov 1891 3'Nov 1871 2.7, Oct 1888 3' Mch 1870' 8 Nov 1870 8. Mch 1870 4 Nov 1'873' 4 Nov 11873 28; Aug 1868; 26) Jun 1871 1 Mch 1878 5 Nov 1892 7 Nov 18n 25 Feb' 1873 4 May' 1869 20 Jun' 1881; 3 Sepl 1'870' 28 Mch 1'874' 28 Mch 1885' 28 Jul, 1'877;' 20 <Dc t 1880' 23' ({))ct 1890 24 May 1'890 12 Sep" 18961 12 Sep 1896: 4 Apr' 1876i 10 Sepl: 1870 9, Jun' 1'892 ill ~. -g;' Barteaux; Arthur B'. GR' B'arte1des', Frredr~. GR' B'arteldes'" G'•. W'~. ON" Bartz, H', GR Bartz~ Fred: R._ FR B'asHle'" Kalt'enbach g;.~ Bateman, Joseph GR Bater-s-, Bartel GR' Bazner'" Ch ari'es- F'. a;; Be'aT" Thomas~ All Be'ar~ Joseph DN Beck" C•. &.7' Beck" WiN i' am~ G'R' Beck" WiTHam, GR Becker, Chrfst RS' BerH", PeterGR BeiseT, Chriisti an' GR Bel'ow; Al15ert GR Below; Fritz a;Bennett, Win; SWE Benson" Johnl BV' Berner. George' SWE Benander, August SWE BEmander, Christ' SWE' Benander-, JohnSWE' Benander" Sven Bengt'sson, lOla SVE Bengsten, Per' SWE Benj'amiinson, Lawrence SWE' Benson, Peter SWE Bergman, Fraugoth Leberecht, GR Bergman, Martin' GR Bergman, GustaL ~iE Bertschinger, WiTH am1 swzBet z" W~ Fred'eri ck GR' Bick., Fred' GR Bicl{', Karl F~ .. GR Bigger, Henry' J~ Eli: g;: Bigger-" WiTlfami C"anson' Bihlmai'er, J'aco15' WUR Blitz', Remy LX' Bfngts'son, Nils .J. SWE Biishop, Arthur EG~ Bfssi'ng., Justus RS' Bi.cker, HEmry' RS' Bj orkl'and'" Carl Erik SWE Bj orkl and, Oscar SWE Bl'ackburn', John' &.7: Blachl, Joseph GR Bl'ai r', Hugh &.7: Bli~ikl, Caver avBlanchard, PhfUp FRB1ochr, Johann' GR w._ s: .Q!'!'K 19!&t 1880 23' Apr 1'879 29 (let 1875 31 Oct 1891 T Nov 11892 26: Jan li870 4' Apr' l!876 28 Sep 1880 4 Nov ]876: 14 MC'h 1876 2' Jun: 1I871 17 OCt 1882. 5' Ap r' 11869 23 Mch 1882 25 !Oct ]884' s: Jan 11876. 31 Au~.r 1'896~ 21 Oct ]]880' 21' <Oct 1882 22 Mch 1883' 30 tOe t 1880 7 Nov 1892 8i Nov r870 3 Nov 1894 21' Oct ]892 4 Ap r 1!870 26 Jan ]870 3 Feb 1870 5 Nov ]872 3 Feb' J!870 4 16 29 16, 21. 3 5 Nov 5ep Aug Jan Apr Nov Nov 30 3' ~t (()ct 1873 1882, 1868 1869 1!879 ]894 1894 1871' 1877 18 Mch 1870 2. Feb' 1884 3~ 5ep ]870 13 May' l87J 5' Jim 1:876.1 5 Jan 1'876, 2 5ep 1870 22 Mch 1882 4 Jan 1870 16 Sepi 1882 23, Jun' 1884 21 Jon 1872 2.1' junl 18961 12 Sep 1!882 �174 NAME" KEY GR 1 $WE 2 GR 5 GR 20 Blocl(. Carl Blocker. Johnl Bock. Joseph Bockhaur. F. GR' Boehler. August GR'" Boener, Henry' GR' Boener. John' Bernard' GR'. BOfferdi'ng" Wiilli am. GR' Boringer, Otto' SWE: BOrg, John SWE Bolen, Daniel SWE" BO Hn", Peter ffi~ Boswell", Frank E". SWE. Botelson, Niils GR Bottcher', Fred'erick ffi, Bowers', John) E~, ffi BOwman, Albert B~. ffi; BOman, D. E. ffi: Boyd'ansler, Friedriich EG' Brafls:ford, WiTliam; D., GR' Brand'enburger,. Petter BV Brang, John~ ffi: Bras s, John GR, Braun" Gottfried RSBraun, Joseph a;' Brennen, John: Bretherton ,. Charl'es' Edward a;: Breunfngs, Karl GR' Brfni'ng, WiTli am. GR B'rinkm.,an" Charles GR Brockmann, Friedrich GR Broker, Herman GR' Brook, Robert Thomas' ffi Brown, Albert, BD Brown, Charles W. EG Brown, H'. C. ON Brown, Jane ffi Brown, John· EG: Brown, R'. A. EG; Brown, Wflliaml EG: Browne" Francis' EG; Browne, .fames. EG' Bruchmiiller" Augu!st Otto' PR , Bu1i:fiehr, G'. John: G:R', , Bu1s'e, Fred A., PR' BuH and, H'arry W. EG Cameron, James' M. Eb: Cappfs, WHhe1m' GR Carlman, Charl'es F., SWE Carlson, A. G'. SWE Carlson, Andrew G. SWE Carlson, C~, ~~E Carlson, .Carl SWE" Nov 1880 Nov 1869, Nov 1888 l'v1ch 1889 10 Aug 1880' 23 Oct 1894 27 Oct 1'898 23 Oct 1890 T Sep 1895 31, Oct· 1891 3 Sep: 1870 5 Nov 1:87.2 3 Nov 1873 2 Nov 1869 10 .fu1 1895 2. Nov 1869 8 Nov 11870 11 Oct 1873 29 Sep 1884' 20 Jun' 1872 18 ([}ct 1882 15 May 1871 26; Feb 1'884: 22. Dec' 1876 5 Jan 1.876 10 Mch 1870' 16 3 5 7 2 11 14 23 3 13 Dec 1872, Nov 1894 Nov 1888 Nov 1871 ((Jet 1883 Mch 1882 Aug 1893 Dec 1'869, Sep 1870 Feb 1868, 26~ Mch 1873, 29 Mch 1873' 24 May 1871 20' Mch 1873 19 <Oct 1892 28 (()ct 1892' 18 Nov 1868' 7 Nov 1871 25 Ju'l 1871 1 <Oct 1891 15 Jun 1871 22 Q')ct 1892 1'8 Feb' 1868 10 Sep r888', 30 Jun' 18863 Mch 1871' 27-[ COct,,1{38§! -, N~ME Carlson', Carl A: Carlson, John' Car1i son, Nfl1s' Carrsson:. JO'han' Car11sson, Per Carlsson. Swen p. Carter', George' Carter~ Wi1i1Ji ami R. Cartwright., Wm.. Cederberg, Nii.ls' Chalkley, Thomas Henry Charron, Henry Cheesman. E". G'. Chee'sman. A-. A: Christenson" Andrew CJiri'stofersson, <Drof. Christofersson" Einanuel Chrysler. E'.C1aas-. Anton Clark" FranK C:, Cll arke., George' Clarl{e, George Thomas Cole, Charles T., Co-llett, Thomas James' CooK, John! Fou1dsConnor~ Michael Cosgrove, Francis A~, CorKiTI, WiTHam F'., Cotter, Patericle Goug lfn. WiTli am~ Cousin, Wilber.t Coyne. Ber.nard' Crutchfield, A-. Cuz:rle~ Gotthel:€, Curtis, Jeremiah Cutler, Mary' C;Z3.ija, Franc" Czaj a. Joseph (dup1. sent DahIine:, E'. D'ahHof" NHs' E-. Dahlstrom" Eric' Da1~fne, D. Davenport" ,iBn am Davis', Dilvi;d' Davis" Robert D'ilvi:s, Thomas' DecKe'r'" PeterDecJ(wa', TheodoT' Deckwa', WiTheIm Deenick, Steven (s) DoenfcK Deenstag, Benno' KEYDATE: -SWE' 20 Sep 1886, St'JE' SVJE SWE SWESWE" EG EG" EG: SWE' Eb' Eb: EX;: Eb' ON SWE SWE' EG GR EX; EG' Eb EG: Eb' EG' Eb' EG: a; EG: Eb ffi: Eb Eb' GR EG EG GR GR' SWE' SWE SWE SWE, EG Eb' Eb~ Eb: EG' GR GR NT 28 !Oct 1898 3 Sep' 1870 3 Feb 1870 3 Feb 1'870 29 Aug 1868 24' Mch 1871 26; Sep 1870 8 Nov 1870 2 Nov 1869 28 Oct 1898, 7'Nov 1871 28 Oct 1890 8 Sep It890 5' Apr 1'869 3 Feb' r870 3 Fe'b 1;870 7 Apr 1874 20 Oct 1'886 29 Sep 1884 22 Juil. 1889 18, fi.lch 11870 24 Jan 1'884 21 Aug 1871 27 Mch 1871 12 Feb 1868 23 Mch 1870 22 Mch 1i873 19 Mch T88T 17 Mch 1883 13 Jun 1896 26. <Oct' 1888 26 RIch 1873 15 Sep 1892 118 Dec 1'875 18 Mch 1:887 4 Nov 1882 21 rDct 11882 26. JU11 1'884 24 Oct 1889 2 Nov 1869 4 Apr 1870 19 Mch 1883 27 Nov 1886 2' Nov 1'891' 1 Sep' 1880 4' Apr 1870 I Nov 1886: 22 Feb" 1:888 9 JilT 1884' 18 Jan' 1'885 GR 29 Feb 1884--__ ,_ �175 NAME. DeHek, Pe.ter QEdkmann" August Delahunty~ P~trick I{EY NT GR g; g; RS' g;: GR. GR. Del'ehunty'" Rhody Deng l~er , WiI'1 i arm De Wit t , A-. C:. Diet·z, Auguste, Disque, Heinricl< GR Dis'que, Michael GR Doerflinger" Frank GR Dolisi, Nickl iaus BV Dollinger, Charles GR Dravi s, Henry" RS' Dreiling, Anton RS Dreiling, Nicholas: EG Dempst'er, James GR Drevi S', Hermon Dudley, Chriistop,her: EG g;~ Dulanty. Johm g;' Dunkley", Franci s: Dunkl1ey;, Hen ry' ffi EG" Dunp'hy, Johm SWZ Dunsen-, Ludt'Ji'g GR DUnser, C'arl EG' Durrant, Francis: GR. Eberhartt, Christian ffi' Eberl!e, ABram GR Eckert,. Gottlieb· Ede{f>r, Burg a' Berg ern? EdhoIm, Carl'. SWE Ei;sel'e:, Jacob GR Eisele, Me1choir GR EKdahl, J. M. SWE. Ekelund, P.' SWE EIUund', August SWE Ekman, fOllof,' SWE Ekst.rom, C. W. SWE Elder, William, EG g;' Ellison, Joseph Ellison, Ole, SWE Elm, Henry' GR. El;tzhol tz, Carl~ DN' g; Ermnett, Albert S •. Ermnett, Hen ry E•.. EG g; Endacott, Frank- E., Endacott·, John EG" a;: Endacott, Wm. A._ Enders', George' H-D H.;..D Endr.es, George F. Engman, J'. SWE Engs'tr.rom, Frank SWE Engstrom, Johm SWE Engstrom, Nicolaus SWE: Eno, John' PR tDATE --_. fNAME" ~EY' DATE 5 Nov 1872 25 Oct 1873 Eri ckson, C. F. SWE SWE 24 <Oct 1889 20 Oct 1890 Erickson, E. 3 Nov 1883 SWE 29 Aug 1868 Erickson, Hemry 2. Nov 1869 SWE Erfcksson, AXel 4 Ap'r'1870 SWE. 3 Sep 1'870' 7 May 1887 Ericson, Eric SWE" 29 Aug 1868 29 Aug 1896 Ericsson, Knut ~. 6,Oct 1894 Eriksen ,. Conrad ON 18 Feb~ 1884 6, Oct 1885 Johannes: DNi 7 Apr' 11874 19 Dec 1'891 Erik son, Jirli U'S' 21 n,tch 1883, 21 Mch 11882 Erikson, Peder' SWE SWE23 JU'l' 1868 5· Dec 1883 Eriksson, A-. 5 Ap;r: 1869, Erl1anson, Si"van SWE' 2 Nov 1869 3 Sep 1870 l'7©ct 189.6 SWE ErsSon, Eric' 5' Jan 1876: Ester, L-awrence ·:BV." 23 Feo. 1870 a; 28 May 1'8911 S Jan 1876, Evans;~ Daviid SWE' 29 Aug 1868 19 Feb- 1884' F'agrem-, Gustaf 2 Oct 1880 PR 18 Mch ]870 F'a1kendg, Klemens 17 N'ov 1870 Fangura], Charles SWE 3 Feb' 11870 29' Aug 1868 F'amer, Gottrieb' SWZ 23 Oct 1885 5,Mch 1882 3 Nov 1885 Fe1dinfer', John GR g;' 3 Nov 1885 FiiTlmore", H. S. 1 Mch 1888 10 Mch 1'870 Fin ch, G'eo rg e &;" 13 Feb' l!890 5 ({)ct 1888, Fi scher, Carl PR 3 Apr 1877 7 Nov: 1892 Fischer, Frederick 7 Nov 1871' 25 Nov' 11870 fto Saxe' Coburg Gottra) 16 Feb, 1884 Fischer, Joseph AU 1 Nov 1880 2 Jan 1868: Fi to r. Mfl'sl BV 16 Jun 1868 30 fDct r886, Fogarty i ThomasEX;' T Nov 1871 27 Jun 1'894 Fordham, Charles EG 25 \Oct 1873 8 Nov 1870 8! Nov 1'870 Forsberg. Lars' Augu'st SWE 4 FeD' 1882 Forster, August G'R 25 !Oct 1884 28 Dec r880 Foundati on, Pat ri ck g;' 10 !'Ilch 1870 5 Ap'r 11869 Foyi'e, George ffi 19 (0ct 1871 2 Nov 11883 Fox~ John" 4 May ])883 G'R 12 Jut 1873' (sY Fuchs", John 5 Nov 1878 Franenf~lder~ Gottlie~ GR 1 Nov 1886 3 Apr 1871 Frank, J6s'eph GR 16, Sep' 1882 28 filch li885 GR 27 Mch 1885 Franke', Adolph 15 Jim l87lL Frankland', Benj ami:n1 EG 8 Nov 1'870 6, Oct 1:885 Frawley, Thomas' g; 18 Fe~ r876) 25iOct 1890 Fredri'ckson, Christian ON' 13 Mch 1869 113 ()C t 1896) Fredti~ksDn, Johrr GR 6, Nov 1883 5,Mch 1900 Frei enmuth, Wi'1I1 i am) ffilJZ 9 (f)c t 1800' 7 Feb 1898 FriCK', John' GR 15 CDct 1884 l!3 Jun- 1896, Fidi tzel, Henry GR 5 Nov 1888 1 Nov 1886\ FroTin, Paer August SWE' '., .2. No.v: 1869 5" Nov 189.2 FitnR.', GeOl~ge' PR 4 Mch 1873 25" Feb 1'.870 Gabriel, Peter SWE 24 Mch ]]883 18 Feb'1'870 Gabri eH SOn , John' SWE- 5 Ap r 1869' 5 Ap,r 1869 Gaffel, Anton DN' 20' Oct 11884 12. Aug 1871' G'afney, Jeremi ah . &;' 18 Aug 1869' 3 No'v 1868: G'aisbauer, Leabold G'R 31 (Oct 1884 3: Sep 11870" Gand, JiTseph G'R 30 Sep' 1884 29' ([)c t 1880 Gandi'on, Jutles FR 13 may 1'869 �176 -- DATE' NArvlK leEY l'NAME, Hag lund', John 8'. Haglund, MrS'. MaryGantz, Jacob' Hahn-, Chris:ti an' Fr'. Gantz. John- GdUfired Hahn, Gotthe11f Fr~ G-antz', ~rathiias; H'ahn, Gottlieb Gardner', Mrs'. Mi'nniie' Haines, George G'aucR', Augus,t, HJort, Andr.eas M. Gefst, Wiillli am' HJor.t, John M. Georg, Kasp,er Han, K: F~ G'erhard, Anton Hanberg', Carl Gerhard, Fred' C._ Hallin, Efraim' G'e'rhard. Henry Germar~ Georg VonHal si ng, An'drew Giier.tz', Andreas Halsted SOphie' GiJl'tler, Frank Fb~ Hammer', JO'tin G:•. Giilder, Hedley' S~, Fb' ffammer, Rudolph F'. Hammerdy, John- p. GiTlberg', Aug. W~ SWE Glillberg, Carl Gus!af SWK Hangartner" Rudo]]f' Hansen, Hans- 5ep'son G'fl1lberg:" Erl1and sebastian SWE 31 May: 1'869 Hansen, HEmry John G:i>.lTespie, Francits: Fb' 27 Oct 11888 Hansen, lOre' Gililespi;e'. Patrick Fb 23 Oct 1886; Hansson, Edic' 3' Feb' 1870 GiIlil'ey, G'eorge EG' Harrfs', D'. R. 16, Nov 1893 (second' papers taken Hard s, James T~ 8 Apr 1'885' Harrfs', WiTlfam A~, Gis'e1, Gottholld' SWZ Gisel" Gotthold SWZ' 7 Nov 1898 H'arri S', WiTHam, A. H. G'odenschwager. Fred GR 23 ~t 1884' Hartman, Augus,t, God1iey, Richard' EG- 8 Nov 1870 H:arwood'. AmBrose 7 Nov 1'871, Hase, carr F~. Goune'r" M. P. BL G:ran dm an n. Willi aml AU 29 Aug 1868 Frase', Iferman Green" E'dward GR 28 Oct 1881' Haslam, John' Greig, Alrex Fb; s: Nov r883 Hatsch, Vfnc'enz' Greig, Jas'. Fb' 25' iDet 1883, Hay" wrni am- A: G'-reiner, John' BV 16 Sep 11.872 Hayman, \II. R'. Groflf, Samuel Fb' 8 Nov 1810 Heath George Groom-, Wii1li am1 EG 24 Sep" .1872· Heathman, So11on' Gross, Joseph Fb' 16 lVIch 1871' Week" Fred" Gruber, Johannes' Fb' 28 Jan 1885' Heck" George' Gudmundson, E. SWE 24 iDet 1:889 Hed'el, JOseph' Guest, Toml Edward Fb' HI. &~t 1880 Hedin-~ John Gufi!'er, Mar.tin' GR: S Aug 1880' Hedin, Ninon' Gu-l Ist,rom " Fr.edrick SWE 5 Apr 1869, Hei dman, LarsGunther, August GR 27 Jun' 1894 Hei'ne', GustaVi G'u'st afson, Alf.red' SWE 10 Oct 1'888 Heinrich, Lehmann' Gus:tafson, Carl' John' SWE, 23 rOct 1884 Hefnsen, Beane" Gustafson, Gus,taf AdolphSWE 28 ([lie t 1898 Hei n ze , Herrman Gust afson, J._ $WE 23 Mch .1:880 Henstrom, MaxGustafson, Johm Wflilli am, SWE 13 <Dc t 1'888 Helman, E~" Gutmuth1~, George BV. 10 May 1877 Helman, ®rot' Hackbar.th, August, GR 23 Oct 11884 Hemp hi 1Il '" J'ame:sHacker, Charles; GR' 23 fOet 1880', Henon " Victo rHad}:, Alloi s: BV 16, Sep 1872' Hen ry', Albe rt: Hadl, George! BV' 31 Aug, 1870 ' Herman, Peter.' Hadl, St-ephen' BV 1'6 Sep 1'872 Hes;s-, carr Haglund, ;T. A. SWE 5 Nov 1872 Hes s:; JacoB' G~ant'z, Eugene GR GR, GR' GR, GR GR RS' GR' GR GR GR SXGR'" 3 Nov 1884 22 (()ct 188S, 1 JUlr 1902 3 Nov 1884 16 Mch 1.887 27 Oct :U882 S Jan 1876, 24' Nov 1882 26- Jill' 1'898 16Mch 1901 27 (()ct 1'892 3 Sep' 1.870 31, tGct 1884' 26) Jan 1H94 6, Sep' 189'5 28 iDet 1'892 8 Feb' 1882: W: SWE' DATE 4 Aj>'r ]870 14 Apr 1903 GR 26 May r882" GR 24' Dec ]881 GR 24" Dec r88t Fb: 15 Rfch r:870' SINE 29 Ailg 1868 SWE' 2 Nov 11869 Fb'- 1'8~ Sep 1894 SWE 3- Sep 1870 SWE- 2 Nov 1869 SWE 20 Feb' 1'869 5WE 15 Mch 1887' GR 24 Sep' 1880 GR' 2.4 5ep' 1880 SWE- 9, Aug 1869 SWZ 7 Nov 1871 ON! 29 (()ct 11885' ON 22 Oct 1886, ON~ 3 Ap'r 187l! SWE 2. No v 1i869' Fb 29 Mch 1873 a; 22 Jun' 1875 EG7 24 Mch 187]) E(7 24' Aug 1'878 GR 26 Fe!b 1883 Fb: 8 Nov 1870 GR 17 JUll1 1893 MEC 29 Mch 1869' a;; 6 Nov 1871!' GR 4 May 1887 EG' 1 Ap'r' 1879 EX7:' 7' Nov 11871 &;5' Nov 11872' ~ 2T Mch l i87S' GR 3' Feb; 11894' GR 25- Oct ]890, GR 30 Oct 1~896 SWE:' 8" No,v 1876 3c"Nov' 1873~ SWE 29~ Aug 1868 GR 9 May ]876, SX 12, Apr 11871 GR, 1 Nov 1'890 GR 27 Mch 1:885 SWE 30 Oct 1872. SWE 24 Oct F889 SWE 23 JUll 1868 Fb: 24' Mch 1'871 FR 20 Nov 1i877 PR 15 Mch ]]870 RS- 5 Jan 1876, GR- 23 Oct l!894 GR 12 Jilni l!893 SWE sWE" �171 ~m: )~ GR 3 No v 1'894' Hess, Karl SWE, 5 Dec 1;901 Hideman ,. Carli SWE: 31 Oct 1'891 Hider, J'~ L. WEI: 23 Jun l!8.7O' HiF1;peI1t, Otto GR 15' Feb: JJ882, HH'iZ, Gerf'asiius' GR 4 FeD' 1!882' Hii1z', Mathias: GR 30' Oct 11885 HOCK, August HoeffHin t WHli am: GR 14 Jim' 1892 GR 1: Nov 1873 Hafner" Mii chae11 Hohner, An'dreas GR 1 Nov 1880 Ho1Tm, C'arl G:•. SWE 3 5ep' 1i87o. Ho lin, fer A~ SWE: 3 Sep' 1870' ON~ 115 Feb- 1884 Holin", Peter Ho1lfngbel':g, George' Eb: 29 Mch 1873' Hollingoel':g, Henry G:.,. Eb 29 <Oct 1880Hollirrgber.g, John J., ai2 Mch 1881: Hollingberg:, Wii1Uli am'; Eb~ 29 Mch 1873 HolImuUer-, Xavie.'r GR'_ 18 Jun 1881: Hope" Char]es 8'7: 29 Mch l!8'l3 Hopfinger, Karl GR, 16) Sep- 1;882 Horner, Henry' ro,: 14 Apr 187! Houghton, Thomas Eb' - 5 Nov 1872. Howson, Johm Eb' 5' M'ay' 1871 Hubner, Rei'nholt GR 15 Mch 1883 HuiI1zlKer" Robert GR, & SWZ, 24 Feb' 11872 (s lHuairrziker' Huolt, Anders SWE 2 Nov 11869 Hult, August ~iVE 25; ([)c t 1:873 Hul't, B. Carl SWE 2,Nov 1869 Humbert, EmU e. FR 14: Oc t 1'878 Hunsi;nger, Phiilfp" GR 3 Nov 1874' Huntzinger', Adaml GR. 3' Nov 1888.. Eb- Hutson, Henry 5 Nov 11872. Ingwerson, Cl aus: GR 5 Mch 1886 Ise'rmann, Stephan' GR 6) Mch 1882 a;: 19 Jan 1870 Jack, Andrew Jaeck, Earnest GR 24: Oct 1884 J'aedi'cke, F. W~ GR 10 JUII 1895 Jahn, Ju11ilus' GR 4 filch 1879 Jahnel1, HEmry· GR 27 ([Jet 189,7' Jangwieth, Louiis: BV 24' Mch 1870' Janson. Carl, Frederick SWE 8 Nov' 1870' Janson, C'arl G:., SWE 4 APr 11870' Janson, J:_ SWE 5 Apr 1869, Janson, Svan Johan' SWE 3 5ep 1870' Jansson, Anders' SWE 2 Mch 1871 J'antzen, T:. J~ GR 22 Jun 1889, Jrapson, Bart ali ON' 3 Sep 1870 Jeh1i e, Johm AIr 13 ([)ct 1890' Jenneriich, Otto GR 23 Oct 1883 Jensen, Nile1s Ocks'en GR 4 Apr 1870' Jensen, Nii e1 s Ocksen ON' 10' Aug 11870 Jepson, Kriisti an PR' 19 Aug 1871Jesper.son, . JUi'ius ON' 30' Nov 1886 - ", :),1." ".'. \ ttllAME, --- !KEY Johanson, F-. G._ SWE Johanson, Jolm ArndtSWE Johanson, Johan A'ugu 1st SWE' Joh'anson, J-. I\t SWE Johanson, Petter $WE' John, Henney Eb' John, JitUus' GR John, John' a;' Eb~ Johns:, Thomas' .Tohnson, Anton' Raineld' SWE Johnson, Carl Arvid: $WE' SWE Johnson, Charles' Johnson, CHarles' SWE Johnson, EmiT C'~ $WE' Johnson, Gustaf S\I/E Johnson, Gu'staf' $WE Johnson, Gustaf F'. SWE Johnson, Henry' ON SWE' Johnson, John' Johnson, John' SWE. Johnson, ~ars' SWE~ Johnson, Martin' SWE Johnsson, NilsSWE Johnson, Peter SWE Johnson, Swan SWE Eb' Johnson, T~_ Mo,re1I Johnson, Walter' SWK Johnsson, An'd:rew, SWK fsl Andro Johnsson, Johanes SWE John s son, John' SWE: Johnsson, J: SWE J'ohnsson, (0. SWE Johnsson, S'. W:' SWE' John'sson" Thobi:as SWE Jones', Frank NT a; Jon'es, George N., Eli: Jones', Gri fffth a;: Jones', Hugh J~ Jones, James: Eb' a;Jones, Jesse Jones, J~ M., ErT Jones', Wi;B,iam' H•. EX; Jon's-on, G~. SWE Jonsson, Johan SWE Jonsson. John' Petter SWE Jonsson, Lars- JO'han $WE Jonsson, P. ®•. $WE Jorgensen, Andrew $WE' Julfason, Carrl'}'" $WE Kaemmerer'T Herman' GR_ Kahler, Gustave' GR Kahn, Juli1'u s' GR Kaiiser, GottloD1 GR DATE 23 1 24 5 24 3 4 1 3 17 28 Mch Mch ([)ct Nov (/)ct Ap'r Mch Apr Apr Aug JU'li 5, Nov 21 rDct 2' Nov 18 Jan 28, ©ct T Nov 27 ~t 13 Feb 23 Oct 5 Nov 8~ Feb' 3 Nov 2. Nov 24 Mch 19 Jl.7ch 22 @ct 5 Nov 1880' 1~87O' 1876, 1872 1876, l8n 1879' 1i873 1871 1892 1892' 1'872 1'880' 1896, 1'.870 ]]884 1870' 1891 1868 1890' 1:872 11868. 1:868' 1869 1883 1878 ]888 l!872 16 Apr- 1870' 3 Feb' 1870 3' Sepl 1870 3 Sep ]870' 3 Sep 1870' 3 Feb 1870' 17 ([)ct 1891 3 Nov 1:885 10' Sep 1870' 30' Hlay' 1871 30' Oct 1'886 23 Mch 1882 l!8 Mch 1882' 20' Nov 1885 .7 Nov 1871 2 Nov 1869 10' Nov 1870' 2' Nov 1869 5' Apr 1869 23' Oct ]896, 3 5ep 1870' 20' ®Ct ]882 2 Nov 1896 30' ({)ct 1886, 7 Jitn l i883 �178 -NAME' Kalkbrenner, Wil[il1 am: Kampschroder, Fred Kampschroeder, HEmry Kampschroder, Henry' Kane, Thomas: Kanninbi:erg ,. August (s:) Kennentierg Karf.v.e', Peter' John' Kar 1 i"n, Fred'eri cK Kii(6'lrner, 'it!redri"ck Kas~old~ Paul Kasper', Flori an' Kasper, George Kather, August Kather, August·, Keating, Corneliu's Kee, Andrew I{eeff, James Keiser ,. Henry Kei:th, Charl'es Kellerman, Frank Kenerman, Louis' KelIl;erman " Powei:l Kels a III Jr .''t. Samuel Kelsa1:1" Samuel' Kersting, Henry Kerston ,. Frederick- WIn. Kete1s, Carl lKete1s, Hugo Ketels, JuUus, B.K. Kiel', Peter Ki 1 lip , James Kinzler, Jacob" Kraas. Bern'ard Klaas', Henrich Klaas:, Johann Klann. Fred'erick K1'einan, John KUndt·, Johannes' Klinger, Mathi as llurack, Frederiick Knapp, Nathan Knoeppel., Dania1 Knop, Albert Knudson, C'. H. Knudson, Knud' Knudsen, [mud H•. Knutsen,. Anders Knutson, Lars' Anton Koch, Max Koerner, Earnest·, Koerner, Henry Koerner, John August KEY DATE GR' 7 rvray' 1887 2 Sep 1893 GR GR 29 Mch 1892 GR' 29 Aug 1893 EG' 10 Jw1 1869 GR 29 COct 1:890 SWE 3 Feb: 1870 RS' 5 Jan 1876; . RS' 5 Jan 1876, GR 22 t0ct 1880' GR' 25 Jun'1881 GR. 24 Nov 1882, GR 15 <Dc t 1886, GR 15 IDct 1886) a;~ 11 Jim 18711 Eb: 5' Apr 1869 a;' 22 5ep 1868 GR. 22 <Oct 1:885' a;' 28 May 1902 AU 6: Ju'l 1872 6, Jtd 1872 All 6 Jul 1872 AU a; 2 Nov 1878 r Nov 1880 FX7 GR, 4 5ep 1880 PR, l' Dec 1871 GR. 28 Dec 1891, NT: 2 Nov 1891 GR 9 Nov 1'891 GR 28 Oct 1898 a; 17 Mch 1870 WUR 8 Nov 1870 GR 28 l\1ch 1885 GR 20 ({)c t 1'886, GR 23 May 1879 PRo 29 May' 1869 GR 25 ~t 1880 SWE 24 Jan 1870 GR. 16 S:ep' 1882 GR. 3 Nov r888 a;' 10 Sep' 1890: PR', 7 Aug 1872, GR 26; Aug 1893 ON' 24~ <Dc t 1896 ON 27 Jun' 1884' 6) Nov 1876, ON 7 ~n 1874' ON \.-apr " SWE 4 Apr 1870 NT. 61 <Oct 1891, GR, 6,Nov 1893 GR 28: Aug 1893 GR 20 ([)ct 1883 ~ I I&t 1869 Kons, Peter LX' 12 ©Ct 1872 Kramer ,. Fri edrfck WUR 3 Nov 1876 Jfrebs', Karl GR Kri eger-, EmilJ ON 3 S~p 1870 Kropf~ F'. Miichael, AU 31 Dec 1881 Kruger, Conrad'" MEC 22 <Oct 1870 Krusehke'" Fried:ri:ch GR 10 Feb· 1870 Kubitschek, Joseph GR I13 Mch 1876 Kuhlmann, PeterGR 17 Ju1 1888 3 Mch 1890 KU'ssmeyer~ HEmry GR (5-) Klussmeyer, Heinrich Lachapelle, Louis' a;' 25'· Ju'l 1870 Lad'ewig:, Gustavus'EG' 25 S"ep 1880 (s)" Gustav GR 21 Nov 1892 Laepple, FrederiCK SWE 4 Apr ]]870 Lagback, Andrew'"J. SWE 3 Feb 1870 Lagerquist, J'. A:. EG: 7r'Nov 1876 Laidlaw. Robert RS 5 J'an 1876 tang. J"acob' GR 25' Ftlch 1891' Lange, Paul A~. GR 28 ({)ct 1892 Langhanke, Otto' GR. 12 Oct 1880 Lanio, Aloys BV 1 Ju'l 1870 LanZ'. HEmry GR 31 Oct 1885 Lapple, Christian SWE" 29 Aug 1868 Larson, John' Larson, Jil'riits ON 11 \[lct 1880 ON 2 Aug 1869 Larson, Morten ON' Larson, P. l' Nov 1871 SWE" 3 Sep 1870 Larsson. Andres Larsson, Andrew SWE 5 Nov 1872 SWE Larsson. Andro' 3 Sep 1870 SWE 25 I\1ch 1887 Larsson, Alma' Larsson, Carl SWE 1 Jun 1869 Larsson, Lars' EriCK SWE 2 Nov 1869 Larsson, IDlof SWE 3 Feb 1870' EX; , n Ap'r 1888 Las1ett, F~rdinand C. a;- 5 Nov 1872 L awren ce , Jame sLawren z, August GR 30([)ct 1890 Leadermann, Eaward SCH 1 May 1873 (s)" Luo"dermann a;- 29 Aug 1868 Leahy, Bryan a; 26, Aug 1869 Leahy, PJIfchael Ledeen. Ed c SWE 21' (Qct 1891 EX; Ledgerd, Frederick 4 Apr 1870 Lehner, Frank GR 25 Oct 1884 a;' Leigh, James 4 Nov r878 a;- 7 Nov 1876 Leigh. Willi ami Leiithos. Fr. GR' 25 Oct 1884 Leit z, G·eo. GR 25 Oct 1888 Leon, Joseph Mexico' 14 ([Jct 1880 Lesch, Adam BD 16 (Oct 1871' Leser. Andrew RS' 2 Apr 1878 a; LesHe. Robert 5 Apr 1869 NAME" �179 tNAME' Lexander, Anders Eric Lexander, 'Eric LiTI ej eb1 ad, Peter L. Lindell, C. G._ Lindemann, Victor John Li!nd', Andro Liind, Peter Lindberg, Johan Lfndberg, Sven Li'nder, J. Lindquist, John P. (dup1. made Lindquist, Claes Johan Lindquist, <Olof N. Lischner, August Lj"ungborg, Per J. Locl{e, Andrew LCifler, George (s) Loeffler Lol{iinger, Joseph Long, W. J': Loss, Paul Lotz, Adol:f' Jr. Lotz, Adolph Sr. Luckan, Fred Luck an , Paul Lundberg, J. Lundin, Andrewe Lutz, Andrew Lutz, Barney Lutz, E. E'. Lu:ziu s, Peter Lyndon, James,Joseph Maass', Paul' Macdonald, John Mach1er ,Bernh ard Madden, Patrick MadjovCde, Peter Mad1, Fred Mad1, Fritz Madl, Joseph Madsen, John Mai' , P au 1 Ju>li us Maier, Fran z Xave,r ~10Yr, Richard' , (s) MallyMalmberg, A. Manson, Andreas Mansson" Eric MarIUy, Israel MarKS, Alexander Martenson, Johannes Masters, Charles A., MatI, John: (s) Madl ~~ KEY SWE SWE, SWE SWE GR SVlE SWE SWE SWE SWE SWE SWE SWE GR SWE: a; GR GR a; GR GR. GR GR GR SWE SWE, GR GR GR GR a; GR 4 Apr 4 Apr 24' Jim 3 Nov 2 Aug 4 Ap'r 3 Apr 29 Aug 3 Apr 24, Oct 3 Sep 9 Feb 8 Mch 3 Sep 11 Mch 3 Sep 20 Oct 1. Nov 18 18 3 27 27 22 27 3 29 22 22 31 25 1'7 25 7 a; 2 PH a; 29 3 DN GR 31 GH 17 GR 17 SWE 18 GR 10 GR 19 a;' 20 Jun' Sep' Nov May' May Mch Feb Sap Aug Oct Oct fCct ({)ct Mch Mch Nov Sep \Oct Apr (lct. Jan Jan Oct May' Mch Sep 1870 1870 1870 1890 1888 1'870 1870 1868 1871. 1889 1870: 1882 1869 1870 1882. 1870 1900 1880. 1881: 1868 1876, 1885' 1885 1881 1883' 1870 1868 1890 1890 1'896, 1884 1873 1881 1871. 1868 1872 1871 1896, 1896 1896) 1880 1879 1'883 1871 SWE 24. (IJc t 1889, SWE 3 Feb 1870 SWE 21 Feb, 1870, EG' 25~ (Oct 1873 GR 23 Feb 1900 SWE 3' Apr'1871 a; 27 Jul 1870 BV 22 May 1872 ~ Matson, Christe~ !\1'atson, John Matson, Peter Mattson, Sarats' Mayer, Christi an Mayer, Fred Mayer" Joseph, Mayer, Xaver \l:IcArrsh, D'. A. McCallum, David McCaully!; Thomas McCl'ell an, !VI. MtCo rmi ck, J arne s E~ McDonald, John' McFarlan, John' (s r McFarline McL'aren, George Meier, Herman' Meier, Friedrich Meier, Joseph Meiers, C: H: MeiYier, Friederick Melville, Ellen J: MEma, George Menger, Christian W. Mertens, Augu'st M'ertz, Adolph G::Iuplicate Mettner, Francis F., Meyer, Anton Leonard Meyer, Fred \~. Mi'ere, Lena (iYC~ro1ina Maiur? Mieth, Max~ Mieth, Robert MiTler, Chri st Miner, Jacob Mi!Iler~ J: K. Miner, Jacob Charles Miiller, Wi'l'helm Minney', James Miyer" Ludwi ck (sf Ludwig Mo a. J'ohn' M. Modi n, Anders Wi Ihe 1m1 fl161 een, Loui s' Moli'ne, C: Wicktor Moline, Magnus Manson Mo·llfere. Auguste Montonni.er, C: Moore, John' T·. Moo,re, John' W~ Mbosbauer, George fiioosbauer; Joseph m. DN SWE, SWE SWE GR GR GR GR' EG a; EG EG:EG EG EG' ~ 2 Nov 1869 5 Apr ]869 29 Ju'l 1868 29 Aug 1868 6, Jan 1882 6- Jan 1'882 20 !Oct 1'882 28 Oct 1882 3 (()ct 1888' 31 Oct 1891 30 Oct 1880 3 Sep 1870 1 Nov 1880 26 Aug 1871 16 Mch 1877 GR RS' GR GR 21 20 1 7' 2 8 19 29 4 6, 28 27 24' 3 20 15 GR 22 a)ct r890 EG PR GR SWZ GH PR EG' EG' GR GR SCH' Dec May Nov Nov Nov J'un Mch Dec Nov Nov May; Nov Mch Apr Oct Aug 1869 1868 1884 1871 1886 1868', 1887' 1;891 1872 1882 1877 1885 1882 1871 l!894 1893 GR' 23,Oct 1880' RS SWZ SWZ GR GR a; NT SWE SWE SWE SWE" SWE FR 7 Ju'! 1871 22 Sep 1888 n Sep' 1'888 27 Oct 1894 10 Jim 1884 3 Nov 1885 1 May 1888. 17 Cct 4 Apr 24 Mch 8 <ret 29 Q)ct 19 Nov IL 4 Apr ffi: 6, May SWE 9 Dec GR 26 Dec, GR 26- Dec' 1884 1870 1883 1i884 1892, 1870 1876, 1881 1861' 1!881 ]]881 �180 KEY ~ RS, 8 Nov 1882 Morasch, Conrad' RS 20 tOct 1883 Morasch, Hemry RS' 21 Oct 1880 Morasch, John EG 5 Apr 1'869 Morg an, Pet'er' EG ·26 Jun 1886, Mosely, George EG 26 Jun 1886 Mosely', Willliaml IVIo-ssnerg, Aadofl S'alomonSWK 3'Fen 1870 GR. 5 Nov 1872 Mugler-, George PRo 2 Nov 1874 l\fugler, Peter S' Nov 189R GR. Mill'ler, Simon NT~ 31 Oct 1891Mumford, JaRe (sY Montfoort Munro, Don al'd EG 25 AUg 1871 Munro, Peter EG' 23 5ep 1871 Murphy'-; Edward C. EG 16 Jui1 1891 Murphy'. John E)J' 29 Aug 1868' MUTp,hy, Patrick a; 7. Nov 1871 Murray, Mii.chae1 a; 14. JUtl 1884 Mttrr.ay, Murdo EG 6J Sep 1880 Nai smith, James EG 16· Mch 1900 Neider', Heinrich GR 13 Aug 1884 Nei Si, Fred GR 25' Jum 1'894' Nei s, Peter GR 27 Junl 1894 NEd,s en , Johannes SWK 24 Jan 1870 Nelson, Bem SWE, 23' Mch 1i880 Nel'son, Charles: DN' 3 AjH' 1871 Nelson, Fred H~, DN 17 Oct 1'885 Nelson, Ne1's' S:. SWE 6: Nov 1876 Nelson, Nooman Chri sti an~ ON 27 Dec' 1'884 Nelson, Swan SWE 23 Oct 1886, N'eIs'son, John SWE. S' Nov 1872 SWE S'Apr 1869 Ne1sson, fO. C'. Ne1sson, ®. C.(s)'me SWE 28 Mch 188S' Nesbitt, William'A. &;' 26) Jim 1886, Neuer, George GR. 16 Jun 1880,' Neu'er, WilHam! GR 1'6 Jun' 1880 Neustifter, Jacob BV 26, May 1869: SWE 3 Apr 1870 Newyont, C'. A-. Nii.ehoff. Bernard GR T Nov 1871'. NiiJrsen, Lars SWE 4 Ap'r' 1870 NHson, A:loxander' SWE 24 Jan 1870: Nilsson, Gustaf SNE 2 Nov 1869 Niil~sson, Jacob· SWE 4 Aug 1869 ('-"copy' 6~3:-81 to Empi re City, (OR addressed' to Alex Stauff'" (s)eo. Cllk) Nilsson, Jons SWE 3 Feb 1870 NHsson, Nils3 SWE. 3 Fen) 1870 SWE 29 Aug 1868' NHisson, Pehter Ni'lsson, Pett'er SWE 3' Sep 1870' NiTs son , S: ('xl SWE. 21 Dec: 1872 Nilsson, Swans SWE 3, Ap·r 1871 Nord all ,. J'~ M~ SWE 7 Nov 1871 SWE' 4 Apr 1870 Nordeen', Andrew (x} Nordeen, Andrew SWE 23' Aug 1870' 1 Nordeen, 01 of' Norstrom, An'drew Norstrom', Per Norsstram~ 015' Gel SWE S1."1E SWE' SWE GR SWE 4 4 3 3 18 Apr Apr Sep Sep May Apr Mch Dec Oct Nov 1870 1870 11870' 1870 1894 1870 1885 r869 1868\ 1871 Nuffer, Adam 4 Nygren, And'ers" P. (x} , s»qE 28 '0 'Berg , A-. J. T n' Erri en, Rupert G'. &;' 5 O'Dea; Dennis &; Olen, Pellegergs B. SWE T (s} P: B'. Orin' 3 Sep 1870 Olsen" Jo,hannes' SWE Olson, Anton SWE 24 Mch 1883 Orson, August SWE 30 \Oct 1876, 4 Jan 1871 Olson. Charl'es' Peter ON' T Aug 1888 Of son , John O. SWE \Dison, Ne1;s' SWE' 25', Oct 1'898 101 son , P. SWE 24 Oct 1'889 Olson, p'au1 SWE" 22 Oct 1880 3' ApT 1871 Ols'5on, Alfred' SWE 4 Apr 1870 Olsson, Anders' SWE lO1'sson, Ahdrew SWE' 16- AUg .1869 2 Nov 1869 Olsson. August S»VE. Olsson, JOhn- Aaron SWE 26, Oct r883 6, Nov 1:882 Olsson, J'oh'n: Augu'st SWE. (015 son , Lars' AU'gust SWE 23 Aug 1870 Olsson, N'i!ls $WE' 2 Nov 1869: (Olsson, (Olof Emf!' SWE 3 Nov r883 Olsson, Orof G~ SWE 29 Aug l!868 Onan, N'e11s SWE' 3' Feb· 1'870 Osterlund', Andras' W~ $WE 8 Fer" 1:882 ([)stl1ne, John' SWE" 2' Mch 1'871 Oswald, Ri'chard GR T Nov 1887 Ousdahl', O1i vfus' SWE S' Nov 1872 OUt zen , Chri sti an Win. BV 16 Sep 1872 lOwen s, Abe 1 T'. &;. 4 Nov l!870; OWen s, Eaward &;' 10 Sep 1870 Palmrund, N. P~ S1..lJE 16 Feb ]868 Pearsson, Peer' A--. (x)' SWE 2 5ep 1870 Peer, Rbtiert A-. EG" 2 Aor l870 Pehrsson, O. C: SWE S' Apr 1'869 Pierson, John SWE 4 Aug I868 Persson, John SWE 3 Feb 1870 Persson, NiTs' $WE' 3 Feb 1870 Persson, Per Olof SWE" 17 Nov 1869 Persson, Olof SINE" 4 Apr 1870 Petersohn, Per' Edward Augustus' S\VE' 18 FeD) l!868 Peterson, Dimfer S»VE" 3' Feb 1870 Peterson, Hans ON: 2 Aug 1869' Peterson, Lars' SWE' 29 Aug 1868 Peterson, Mari'us DN' 2. Aug l!869 (cop},," Aug 7~86 to Lewi ston, 1D addressed t'O J.C'._H6I1atraugh Co.Cem} �181 NAME KEY' DATE 3 Sep' , 1870': 29 Aug 1868 3 Sep' 1870' 3 Sep 1870' 3 Sep 1870' 29 Aug 1868' 24 May 1869, 23 Jui 1868 29 Aug 1868 28 Jun'1869 16 Jun 1873'I, Nov 1:884 29 Aug 1868 16 Aug 1876; 4 Nov r874' 25: Oct 1883 5 Apr 1869 5 AiH 1869 14 May 1870' 24 rDct 1883' n Jw1:. 1'881 12: Mch 1881" 27 ~;lch 1886 27 Mch 1886) 18 <Oct 1894 20' Aug 1887' 24 Oct 1844 24'&t 1883 21 Oct 1880' 29 Oct 1880' 20' Sep' 1872 GR P~terson, Math~as S~ SWE Petterson" Andrew P. SWE Pet'ersson" Andrew $WE: Pettersson, C'arl SWE: Pettersson, Erik SWE Pettersson, Gustaf Pettersson, Gustaf (xl SWE. $WE. Pettersson, p~ (x) SWE: P~ttersson, Swen FR Petit, John'B •. BV Rab, Joseph GR Raible, Erharet ON Ramus', Charless E. Rapp~ard, Charles' SWZ DN Rasmussen, Nichols DN' Rassman, Fred SWE Recen, A~ Recen, H'an s; SWE a;: Rees:, Thomas: GRReh, P~ter ReiChel, Anton AD Reichel, F~rdinand AIr AIJ Reichel, MaxfmHfan AU' Reichel, Otto Ga'.. Reichelt, Win GR R~fnecK" G'eorge P. PR' Reinhold, John' Reiinsch, Wilhelml GR Rept. HEm ryl (jd: RS' Renner,. FranK GR Renner, Reinhardt PH Reusc'h, (WitU amI Katharine PR, 23 May' 1870' Richard, Ernst GR 1 Nov 1880~ (s) R~ichert Ri.ch ard s, H:. F. Eli 2 Apr 1'872 E};' Richards, R. P. 2, Ap'r 1872 a;- 30' Oct 1888 Riichard:son,. Daniel a; 2, Nov 1889~ Ri'chardson" E. J~ Eli' Richardson" W. C~ 2 Nov 1889 Ri'chtermeyer, August GR'. 6 Nov 1882 Risei and',. H~rman GR. 14 Sep 1886 _' ___(s) He'rmann, Ri:ess1al'!...d", Robert, Desire. FR'-14 tOC'tT878 Ronert, IDdilie FR~ 14, Oct 1878 Robertson. Alex' Eli' 4, Nov 1892 Ronertson, J'ames QY 28 Mch 1885' Robinson, St. George Eli 25· CDct 1884 ' _____-,R~o~c.K1 and, Oscar $WE: 23 ()ct 1884' Rocklund; c. A~ $WE 8 Nov 1870', RodIer" George GR 9 Feb- 1882~ RodIer, Joseph GR~ 10 FeD- 1882 RodIer, Leonard' GR: 9 Feb 1'882 Ro ed'elheimer, Adolph WU,R 113 Jun' 1'871'. Roedter, William] 13 May 1'869 ~, KEY DATE' 4 Nov 1884 10 5ep 1870 ]j1 Nov 1892 12 Aug 1869 10' Sep r888 24 May 1892 1 Nov 1884 1 Nov 1880" 8: Nov 1870' 5 Nov 1877' 23 Nov 1869 8 Nov 1870' 1 l\1ch 1884 29 Apr' 1878 GR Roeper, Bernhard L. Eli' Rogers, Samuel' H., GR Rohe, Martin' Eli' Romaine. Ralph NT: Ross, August GR Ro'ss, John' Eli Ross, WiTU am~ J~, GR Rothberger" R'aymond SWE Rotman, G'u'stus" Eli Rowe, WiTli am: M., g;' Roycroft, Joseph M. Eli' Ruby; Dani e1 C'. GR RuhDerger, John' RS RUh I, Au'am (x) (attest: Wm. H~, Banks) a;- 16 (f)ct 1868 Ru,l'e', Joseph Eli6 Nov 1883' Russell', William' E., a;: 25' Oct 1880 Ru'sse I I " WiTl f am' g;' 24' Jil'1 1871 Ryan, Lawrence' 24 Oct 1885 (copy' sent to SOcorri adaress i1'legible'Y GR 22 Jund'88~;:1 Sane ,. Gobhard SWE 24' Jan '1870' . Samuelson, Ein'anuel Sander, J(yhn RS' 5 Jan 1876 Eli' 10' Mch 1870' Sanderson, Thoma's' 2' Nov 1870' Saniter', Gustav Adolph EI,; GR 10 Aug 1891 Saniter, Herman A: GR 30 Oct 1880" Saniter', Ceonh ard NT' 10' Jan 1885' Sim t en, Ju rrf aan' vanSWE 23' Ju,r 1868 Saranstrom', J'. (xr (signature spelled .r: Sandstrom) Schaarup, Ferdinand! G'eorge Jil<lius DN" 19 IIXt 1880 SChafer, J:, RS 5 Jan 1876, RS' 5' Jan 1876' SChafer, Peter Sch afer, Hen ri ch GR 30 N'ov 1895 Schafer, Henry' GR f; Nov 1890 SchalTar, Ni~cholas' GR 18 Oct 1882 GR, 29 Ju'l ]878 Scheer', Adam' Schenrer, Stephen Fm 15 Apr 1869 Scheid', G'eorg GR 27 Oct 1886 Schermen, Frank GR 27 CDct 1888 Scheuttennuirg" George' GR 4 Mch 1884 Schi'eremann,; Aaaml (xl RS' 2 Apr 1878 Schindler, Richard' GR 31 Aug 1872 , Schlegel, John' Ulrich SWE' 21 Oct 1880 Schmidt, B. GR 22 Sep 1888 , Schmidt" Carl B.sx- 20' Aug 1868 , Schmidt, CarIe Wini cmti AII' 21 Sep" 1'870 Schmidt, Charles GR T Nov 1882 Schmidt" Charles' GR 3 Nov 1890' Schmfdt" Ccrrnils GR' 23 Mch 1881 Schmit. John GR 5 Nov 1894 Schmidt'" Lawrence' GR 25' ([)ct 1890' I (s·r Schmit~; " �182 ~ Schmfdtmeyer, Fred H. Schmirge1, Gustav' Schopp'er, Mii chae1 Schulz, AugU'st Schulz, C'arl Schudeht, Chas'. Schu!rle, Jacoo' Schu;ster, Joseph Schuitz, J aco b Schutz, Peter: (signature looRs Hke Schwarz, John' C. (dup 1'. made Schwarzenho1z, Henry: Schwarzenholz, Wm~ Schwaz', Gustav Schwitzer', John Seahy',' Je,rry Seoarti an" Eugen Seele, Ailgu'st Seele. Frede~dcR Seifert, Mori'tz~ Seligman, Aocrlph Setternerg, Carl seu's, John' 5gvi nbu:rg, J'. Sheach, John Sherer" Jacob F., Shirman, Phillip Shleger, Jeremiah ShoT er, Carl lVI., Sholl, James ShrunshaII, James Shur(or Sheer):, George SicRlinge:r" JohaP' Sieg1I, Anton (s) Anton Sigelin SiJgelen, Mathilda' Siglen, El!ias' Sigol sson, Otto Siksander, J'. P. Simcock,. William' Gore Simmen, John) Simmer" Vitru's Simmerok" Joh ani (sY John Simmerock Simms", Wril~" James Simon, Frederick Simon, flllathias' Simon', Nicolas Simo n', Ni.k Simon', Peter' SJogren, A'. E~. SklDg, Anders' KEY DATE: -GR 12 Oct 1882 31 tDct 21 Jun1 23 Mch 24 Oct 29' Oct 27 Oct 16, Sep GR~ 27 (Oct GR 2. Nov Schul.z) WIT' 7 Sep 1 Sep GR. 24 Oct GR. 22. fOct GR 5 Nov PR 4 Mch g;' 5: Nov FR 14 J'an GR. 23' \Oct GR, 2' Nov SX: 21. Mch PR.: 28 Aug SWE, 1: No v GR 6, Fen SWE' 8 Nov a;' 17 Sep GR. 4' Nov GR, 15 Oct SWZ 16 Jim ON 2 Nov a;: 9, Mch g;' 5 Nov PR 26: Mch GR, 16 Sep SWE: 30. Oct GR BV GR PR GR, GR GR. 1882 1872 1885 187~' 1885' 1880' 1882 189.6 1896i 1868 l'87T 1896 1886 1883' 1868' 1872 1886: 1888 1891, 1892: 1868~ 1884' 1882 18701 1872~ 1872' 1896' 1869 1869, 1869 1872 1873' 1882 1880~ SWE: 14 Apr 1903 SWE. 23 Oct 1885' SWE' 8 Mch 1869 SWE: 5: Nov 1872 g; 18 Oct 1882' SWZ 8' Dec: 1881' GR 16 JU'l 1896, GR n Mch 1882 a;' 27 Nov 1885" RS' I. Nov 1878 LX- 30 ()ct 1878 GR 2, Apr 1872 LX~ 27 (Qct 1869 GR 24 Mch 1896 SWE: 19 iDCt 1:871 SWK 3 Feb' 1870' m ~ ~, Siilart, James Jr., ffi- 2' Nov 1876 Sinidth, John SWE 4 Apr 1870' Sinfth, Agnatz GR. 4' ({)ct 1880 Sfuiith, Charlie SWE 20 Oct 1882' GR 28' F'eo- 1888 Sinith, Charl'es F'.C._ Smith, Eli za p. Fb' 25 Aug 1893 Sinfth, Hiioert G'eorge ffi' 30 1898 (between' entries of Feo- & JUI1 } Smith, Sigurd Fred ri ck SWE 19 FeD' r 884 Smith, WHliam' FrederickS;~ 8 Oct 1896, smith, Johan. SWE 3 Sep' 1870 S'rJj!th, John ffi 20 Jun 1872 SOmmer, Kayetan BV 16 Jun 1868 Sommer, MIDc FR 30 Mch 1868 Sommer, Rudolph AU 11 Apr 1881 Sommerfeld; Arnold: GR 2, Sep 1886S6nderegger, HedWig SWZ 2SMay 1881' Sormani, carr P~A-.JI:I. NT' 10 Jan T88S' (sT C'arel' PetrU's' Antoon Marin Sormani Soyhfenelatt, Neils ? Mae1 sow ON 3' Sep 1870 Stadler, JohnBV 23 {Oct 1872 Stadler, Herman BV 16 Sep 1872 Stahel, Jacob Sr. SWZ 19 COct 1892 Stalnerg, Anders' SWE 3 Sep 1870 , St'anTey',' JO'angerffeld(x) ffi' 14 Feh 1895 {irvi t: J .C;Northrup\ &' C. Hiesrdt} StapIey, Maynard' Eb' 3 Sep 1870 Steele, Matthey Eli' 13 Feb 1893 Steinbring, Wm. GR' 16 FeD 1884' Stern, Cliar1es GR 2 Nov 1885' Stewart, James a; 27' Dec r872 SHer1eYi Daniel! WUR 8 Nov 1870 Stfrmel, Anson GR 2 Nov 1895' Stoiber, Max' GR 1 Nov 1888 Stote', AngeTin'a T'~, a; 10' Mch 1881' Strachen, C:~ E. Fb' 2 Nov 1888 Straffon, C'~ W~ a;' 24 Mch 1883 Strobeck, Jl.llagnus SWE 3 Sep 1870 Strohdefck t AiuJu'st GR 22 Mch 1881 Strub, Joseph GR 1 Nov 1880' StuhecK t EfuHl SWE 17 {)ct 1888 Stuhel, Jacob Jr. SWZ 19 {)ct 1892 Stu,rm', Miichael RS 5, Jim 1876 SuUivan, Corne'lius a;' 28Cct 1870' Sili'li van, John Eb' 2 Nov 1880 Suter', Bernhard' SWZ' 21 !Oct 1891 Sutter, Samuel SWZ 24 tOct 1894 Svansson, Anders PetterSWE 3 Feh 1870 SWE' 3 FeD 1870' Sved', A: Aird'ers' Son' Svendtmborg, Jan P~ $WE 3 Sep 1870' S-venson, Andrew SWE' 8 Nov 1870' Svenson, Peter SWE 6'Nov 1871 Sven s son, Sven SWE' 3 5ep 1'870' �183 ·'NAME, Swan, A. T. Swanson, Daniel August Swanson, Henry Swanson, Martin; Swedin, Pehr August Sweeney, lVlichael:Swenson, NHs(s)Svenson Talbot, HEmry T"anabauer, Leopold' Tarkoff~ TSiaac' Taylo~'. Peter Stewart Teahan, Patrick Teberg, C. TempTeton, WiTlfam Thenn, John' Thoman, Al:vi's Thomas', James' D. Thompson, C. Thomp son, John' Edt\1ard' Thompson, John F. Thompson, Robert Thudium, August Thudium, Chari Thuesen, Nieis lessen Timm, Ferdinand Tfnnn, F'ri~edrich, Timmerman, Jorgen L. Tomson, Dani-el' Torneden, Frederick (sJ Freden Torneden Torneden, Simon Tranberg, Daniel Treftz, WirIi am' (5-) Wi! li am Tref:zTreyi, PhiTip P. Tucker, Charles' Hi. Tucker, Cromwetl' Tunali, Calli Turke', Frank Tyler, Dani;el Thomas Uhrlaub" Jeannot Ulrickson, Paul: U1isas, Joseph Unger, John' Val ter:, John' James. Vatche~,. George Vaux; John J~,. F~, Vehmann, Val'entin Vflit, Niichol'as Vi;ncent, C•.. H"... Vogel, John VogIer, Valentine Vbgler, V~l~ntine Vbfgt, August !illX_ SWE" SWE SWE, SWE SWE ffi $WE, EG AU RS EG EG $WE ffi SWE AU E.G ON a;' ffi' ffi GR GR GR PR GR ON' SWE GR Q81]..5- Apr 1869 3 Sep 1870 6 Nov 1888 3 Nov 1891 31 Jan 1870 1 May 1873 29' Aug 1866 19 r,lay- 1870 18 Jun 1881 29 Oct 1888 13~ Jan r871 8 Nov 1870 3 Ap r r871 11 Oc,t 1'886 13' Ap'r l8n 22 Sep 1868 3 Ap,r 1869 5 Ap'r 1'869 12 Oct 1886 26 Jan 1884 5 Apr_ 1869 25 Oct 1888 21 Mch 1889 3 Ap'r 1871 14 Nov 1870' 18 Feb 1884 25 Mch 1887 3 Feb 1870 22 Nov 1876 GR 14 tOet 1878 SWE 3 Sep 1'870 GR' 30 Oct 1880' GR ffi EG SWE" GR' ffi' GR' ON' GR' GR NT' EG a;:: GR GR EG BV GR GR GR 9 17 24 1'1 9 15 May 1857 Oct 1'879 Nov 187~' Ap r 1!870 Oct 1880Sep' r878 Mch 1886' l' Apr 1'879 16 Jun 188024 roct 1896, 10 Jan 1885: 12 Oct 1869 4 Nov 1871 6· Sep' 1894 7 (Oct 1880: 25 Oct 1888: 16· Sep, 1872 l' May' 1881' 25 Oct 1888 26· Oc t 1'883 ~KEY_ '~_ SWZ' T May 1881' Vcm Bergen, Christian BV 16) Jim' 18'68 Voutsser, H~(in index} (name: on dec1. illegible name-Kayetan SOmmer, written above!) Wacknftz, OttoGR 23 iDct 1884 Wagner, Efuiil SWZ- 6 Nov 1894' 9 Aug r871 Wagner, Charles' WiUIaml BD RS- 2 Apr 1878 Wagner, John' Wa1b, Swen' Ailgu'st SWE 14 Mch 1883 Wa1rafen, J~ NT' 4 !Dct 1888 Wal:ker', Thos~ ffi 23' Feb r886, WalIner'; Johann. GR N' May" 1881 Arexander GR- 5 Oct r888 Wanstrath, George SWE29 Ju"l 1868 Wassi;fng, Andrew' swz26 ~iay 1891 WatteviTle', B dE)" SWZ' 21 Feb- :E89r WatteviTle, Charles' a;' TNov 1871 Watts', rS'aac Oct 1880 9 GR Wayahn, WiTITam' GR, Mch t882' 11 Ways-,. Clirfsti an' GR' 26 Dec r881 Wetier', Anton RSJan 1876 5 Weber, Fran z' (xl 27' filch 1'88'61 AU Weber, Georgee GR 30 Oct 1'880 Weber, John' Eb 2' Nov 1'868 Webiler-, H"imry M. GR' 7'Oct 1'882 Weere, H: 2 Nov 1896, GR Weese-, A: F. 2 Nov 1896 GR Weese, K. Wei cnseTdbrfer; Ferdinand (x) AU 5 IVIch r877Weichseldorfer-, Rei:nmond AU 5 !\7ch 1877' 20 ([)ct 1880' PR' Wei'tzenkorn" PhiTlipSWE' 3' Feb 1870 Wennstrom', Johnn' Werne,r', Cliarle's' Morf:t:z EiniT fs l C"a'rl GR 15 WIay-I871 Werner', EdwardFred'eriicR GR 1.5 May 1871 Werner. EiniT AU' 19: Feb r868 Wernson, Ole' SWE' 24' Mch 1882_ West, EntiTy' J'.. ffi" 24 Aug 1869' West, Jolin' ffi' 26, Aug 1869 Westfn, Lars SWE' 29 Aug 1868 West1Tng,. Andrew SWE 24 <Oct 1885 Westterberg, ErlR$WE-- l'H nich 1;869 WHft-e'., Frederfc a; 2 Sep 1872 Whfscoml)'" WiiflTam' Eb:' T Sepe l!871 Whnetiead, S: S: Eb~ 1 Sep 1'886 Whitney,. Catherine W. Eb' 6, J'un 1881' Whittaker, Lawrence' T'. EG' 21 Dec' 1'869 Wf-ermann', , Jacob SWZ 5' Nov 1892 WiTr,. Fri'tz GR 9' Jit'l 1879 WiTlde-, tars-. F'~ SWK 8' Mcn 1869 WflTi;amson-, Is a'ac' EX7 4 Nov 1'890WH'linann', Gustav GR 28 Mch 1885' �184 KEY ~ Winson, John' ON' 20 Oct 1884 Wi'1:1 s on, ,Siren' Ch ri s ti an DN 20: ([)ct 1884 Wilhelm,. John' GR. 24~Oct 1883 17. Aug' 1'.886, (dupLicate issued Wilk e, Edward, GR~ 8 Nov 1870' WiDner, Theodore GR' 27 Jim' 1883' 6) Nov' 18n' WH son'. James ffi' 25 \Oct 1884' Wind" Carl GR l 11 Mch 1882' Wind , J"acob" NT 1 11 Mch 1882 Winu , Joseph Atr Woerz'. W:iil'l'iam, Henry' GR. 22 \Oct 188T Wol'ber.t, John' GR 1$ Nov 1881' NAMK ~ NAME: Warf, Ph (s-)Phinl'fny' Wolff, Conrad' WoIlhof'" .Tacob', WolThof'•. WH'li'aml W6Itersdorf, enm' If: Wood, Stanley" .Tame's' Woodward'" Joh'n' Wright, Francis' Alfred Yedl'er, G'eorg Zfes'enfs:, Henry' Zondler, Karl' ~- RS5" Jim 1876' GR, 24 Oct 1883 GR 6, Jun' 1884 GR 5 Sep 1881 GR' 20 M"ch l!882' ffi~ l' Nov 1876' Eb T J"url' 1871'. ffi' 21' Mch 1873 BV 16 Jim 1868 GR' 5' Sep' 1870 GR" 21' ({kt 1882 ISAAC WILLIAM STROUP Isaac William Stroup, born 7 Oct. 1845, volunteered in 1862 at age 17, 12 K Inf. Co. B. He fought at the battle of Pea Ridge. On a march to Jenkin's Ferry he fell sick to sunstroke and was honorably discharged in 1865. He returned to Lawrence to live with a John M. HENRY with whom he had lived before. On 14 Feb. 1869, he married a Mary M. McGEE at Eudora, Douglas Co., Kansas, l;>y Charles PILLA, J.P. Mr. STROUP moved to Augusta, Butler Co. and there he lived till 1886. At this time, with his six children, he moved to Eureka Springs, Arkansas. Later he was in the run of 1889 - homesteading in the Indian Territory of Oklahoma at Moore, Cleveland County. On 3 Sept. 1912, he died at Yuba, Oklahoma and was buried at Yarnaby Cemetery, Yarnaby, Bryan Co., Oklahoma. --Hary June Matthews, P.O. Box 542, Portola, CA 96122 The following is a copy of a review by Louise M. EVERTON of a book by one of our members, Dr. Thomas GORTON. It appeared in the November-December, 1982 issue of The Genealogical Helper. SAMUEL GORTON OF RHODE ISLAND AND HIS DESCENDANTS, 1982. Published by Gateway Press, Inc. Written by and available from Thomas GORTON, 831 Illinois Street, Lawrence, KS ·66044. Hardbound, 6x9 inches, 568 pages, indexed, $30.00. An attempt to trace the lineage of as many living descendants of Samuel GORTON as possible and to. provide a new historical biography of the champion of political and religious freedom, drawing largely upon original source material, are the twofold, purposes of this history. Samuel GORTON, a towering Colonial figure of whom his descendants might well be proud, was an early Governor of Rhode Island and founder of the town of Warwick. He was born in . the chape1ry of Gorton, city of Manchester, Lancashire, England. He was baptized on 12 February 1592/93. Samuel married, sometime before 1630, Mary MAPLETT in England, they were parents to nine surviving children. Samuel and Mary, several small children and Mary's. middle-aged servant, Ellen ALDRIDGE, arrived in Boston from-England about March 1636/37. This family's movements to Plymouth, Aquidneck, Providence, Pawtuxet, Shawomet, back to England and then again returning to America are chronicled by the author. Twelve generations of the Samuel and Mary GORTON family are included in this fine history. A.numbering system has been used to easily identify each descendant. A fu11name index completes this fine history. �185 SLAVES IN LECOMPTON Yes, through research, we have found some interesting stories of the early slaves of Lecompton. In the Lawrence Daily Journal World, March 13,. 1933, it states "The first census of Kansas, taken February 28, 1855, showed there were 151 free Negros and 193 slaves. During the years 1854, 1855 and 1856, the slave population increased to over 400, owned by about fifty slaveholders. But when it became apparent that the Free State men were in the majority in Kansas ,. and the slave code was abolished by the first state legislature, February 23, 1860, the slave owners left the ~erritory and took their slaves with them. In 1855, Col. H.T. TITUS and GeorgeW. CLARKE, of Lecompton, jointly owned a slave named Ann CLARKE. She ran away to Topeka, but was arrested and returned to her masters; but soon after escaped again and succeeded in making her way, through the underground railway, to Chicago. Douglas City, a short distance below Lecompton, on the Kaw river, is one of the ghost towns of Douglas county. There were two slaveholders in Douglas City; Mr. ELLISON and Mr. WALLIS. A slave named Buck JONES, owned by Mr. DOUGLAS, in Lecompton, bought his freedom by working for wages in Lecompton. The Lecompton Union, (newspaper) in 1856, offered a reward of $50 for the return of "Judy" a slave, who was supposed to be secreted in Lawrence. A Mr. BROOKS, in Lecompton, in 1855-56, owned four slaves. Judge Rush ELMORE of the Kansas Territorial Supreme Court, brought fourteen slaves from Alabama to Lecompton; but soon removed them to his farm, one mile south of Tecumseh, in Shawnee county.' There were slaves in Jefferson County. A man named SKAGGS in Kentucky township, owned twenty-seven; but took them to Texas in 1859. Our subject was one of these slaves, as he is listed in the 1855 census, as living with his owner James SKAGGS, on the list of settlers on the Kansas Half Breed lands opposite Douglas City, east of Lecompton. Also is listed in this same census Mr. WID. F. BAYNE, whom our subject mentions in his article who was his wife's master. The following article was found in' "The Lecompton Sun"Friday, June 24, 1904.' We thought this article would be interesting to our readers, as this. slave Robert SKEGGS(SKAGGS) is buried at East View Cemetery, at Big Springs, Kansas. The home that he bought is now owned by Art and Ethel PETERSILIE on County Road 111025, northeast of Big'Springs in Douglas County. Robert SKEGGS (SKAGGS) who lives in the southwest part of this township, is the only man on earth who was a slave in the city of Lecompton. Our illustration is a pretty fair likeness of Mr. SKEGGS as he looks today. Mr. SKEGGS' history would read like a story from another world; as indeed it is. Half of his life was spent in slavery, he having been almost 40 years old when his master told him he was free .. The old gentleman says he is nearly 82 years old and the way he first learned his age was at the time of his old master's death when the appraisers were fixing the value of the slaves before dividing the property. His young master gave his age as the same as that of his sister and she was 25. His young master took him at.$700. though the slave trader in his old home in Kentucky said, if they would put him on the block he would start him at $1800. for he knew his trade would sell him well. He was a blacksmith. .His master, James SKEGGS, brought him to Kansas in 1853, and they settled and built a cabin in Jefferson county on the farm that Matt JONES sold to Charles STARK a few years ago. Mr. SKEGGS remembers when there was only one house in Lecompton and �186 that was a "whiskey house." When he was a slave he hewed, in the timber, the frame work for the house that Mr. LEAMER lived in for so many years and was torn down to give place to his present residence. When Kansas was admitted as a free state, his master took him to Texas where he worked six years a slave and two years a free man before he got money to come· back to Kansas and see. his '. wife's old master, Billy BAYNES, who lived near Williamstown in Jefferson county. The story of Mr. BAYNES' help and friendship and the magnanimous way in which he gave Mrs. SKEGGS her freedom. is a chapter by itself and can not be told at this time. Mr. SKEGGS spent his first year of. freedom farming .on the shares; he got the ninth row of corn or one bushel to the other man's eight. His wife worked for her clothes and victuals and the clothes and victuals of two of his sister,' s children that s_he was raising. The second year he got half and that year made enough to "come back" to Kansas. r. ROBERT SKEGGS Mr. SKEGGS and his wife are well respected by their neighbors. They are honest, peacable, hardworking, colored people. They own the farm where they live and owe no man a dollar. They are kind and hospitable and bear no resentment to the system that kept them in slavery so long, and yet so long ago that a new generation has grown up that never saw a human being that was once called the property of others. Mr. SKEGGS often comes to town when he has business here and never otherwise, for he is in no sense a loafer. He has promised to attend the celebration at Lecompton, July 4th, and if his wife is able to come he will bring her along. The old did not have from, "but I too, I could man says that when he was informed by his'master he was free, he a cent in the world, did not know where the next meal was coming didn't worry. I knew if I could make a living for myself and him get along some way with hi'mleft pff." Col. NACE, Mr. & Mrs. WID. LEAMER, and a. few other old settlers remember Mr. SKEGGS from slavery days and they say his word is reliable. Reprinted by permission of Iona .Spencer, from the BALD EAGLE, Vol. 9, No.1, Lecompton, Kansas. Herald of Freedom, Jan. 27, 1855, p. 2, c. 3 Books for the Athaeneum. Several books have been.received from Mr. Amos A. LAWRENCE and Mrs. Mary WEBB, of Boston, for the Lawrence Athaeneum, and a large addition to those already received will be sent on to this city early in the spring, when navigation opens. . Our Athaeneum, though young and in its infancy, starts with fair prospects of becoming one of the first Literary Institutions in the country. May it prosper, and shed its benign influences over the minds of all the inhabitants of Kansas, is no doubt the ardent wish of its pioneer founders. --Jane Wiggins �187 DOUGLAS COUNTY - KANWAKA TOWNSHIP 1875 KANSAS STATE CENSUS Post Office - Lecompton Volume 19, Pages 1-21 Name Age Birth Where from Sex Color Occupation Place to KS Page VINCENT, J. C. 57 M VINCENT, Annie 30 F VINCENT, Edwin 26 M VINCENT, Lewis P. 20 M VINCENT, Carrie P. 17 F VINCENT, Anne 14 F BEACH, J. M. 44 M BEACH, Nancy 33 F BEACH, James 3 M BEACH, Marcus 1M FITZPATRICK, Wm. 73 M FITZPATRICK, Michael 32 M FITZPATRICK, Wm. 29 M FITZPATRICK, Thomas 22 M FITZPATRICK, James 19 M FITZPATRICK, Kate M. 18 F FITZPATRICK, Jane 23 F FITZPATRICK, Maggie 6 F FITZPATRICK, Mary 4 F FITZPATRICK, William 2 M FRY, D. 64 M FRY, Jerusa 64 F FRY, J. W. 24 ~ KELLER, Amandy 30 F KELLER, Mary 14 F KELLER, T. J. 12 M KELLER, J. H. 9 M KELLER, Galen 4 M DAUEN (DAVEN?), John 55 MW DAUEN (DAVEN?), Mary 46 F DAUEN (DAVEN?), Mary 17 F DAUEN (DAVEN?), John 8 M FARIS, Hustin 46 M FARIS, Margret 36 F FARIS, Alonzo 19 M FARIS, Laura 16 F FARIS,; Minie 14 F FARIS, Edgar 12 M FARIS, l~-L~_~~~d -- -- - - - -8 --- - -M / FARIS, Maggie --------4-----yHERSHALL, Wm. 71 M HERSHALL, Lenora 69 F HERSHALL, Wm. B. 34 M HERSHALL, M. A. 25 F HERSHALL, Edward 4 M PIFER, Henry 37 M PIFER, Olive 32 F PIFER, N. C. 13 M W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W WI' 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 Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer NY OH NY NY KS KS NY MO KS KS Ireland NY NY PA PA PA Ireland KS KS KS KY KY IN IN MO MO MO MO Germany Germany OH KS KY IL IL IL IL IL KS KS Asia MA Carpenter Farmer MI PA KS NY PA KS NY OH NY NY NY MO PA PA PA PA PA PA PA MO MO MO MO MO MO MG MO MO OH OH 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 IL IL IL IL IL IL 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 :iL PA PA PA PA NY IL 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 �188 Name PIFER, Delia PIFER, Lora PIFER, Emmie PIFER, John PIFER, Maud WELLS , J. K. WELLS, Mary A. WELLS, M. A. FOX, Delia FOX, Jessey FOX, Wm. FOX; Albert FALTZ, Susan BOYCE, J. F. BOYCE, o. BOYCE, Joseph CRANDELL, Jennie FURZE, Nell ie FURZE, Orson BRO@'·KS, Edmon BROOKS, Nancy LAWRENCE, John LAWRENCE, \~ ._,.:1'0_ _JI LAWRENCE, J. J. LAWRENCE, Ellen BROOKS, E. J. NATSON, Jacob NATSON, Elenor NATSON, Danl. G NATSON, G. W. NATSON, J~ A. NATSON, M. E. LAWRENCE, D. K. DUSTER, H. DUSTER, W. M. DUSTER, Henry G. DUSTER, Edward DUSTER, John D. EBERHART, Pat EBERHART, Ema EBERHART, Sophia EBERHART, Lena EBERHART, Peter EBERHART, Caroline EBERHART, Lizzie EBERHART, John EBERHART, Ema EBERHART, Ester EB ERHART, Cha s • BUCHHEIM,.,J. F. BUCHHEIM, F'r:e dricka BUCHHEIM, Mary BUCHHEIM, Fred Age 11 9 7 5 1 47 46 f9 57 22 20 15 11 67 50 30 20 19 15 56 39 13 11 8 4 14 48 53 21 15 13 12 45 40 42 12 12 80 40 35 18 15 13 9 7 6 4 2 4/12 39 32 10 8 Birth Where from to KS Page Sex Color Occupation Place F F F M F M F 'F F M M M F M F M F F M M F M F M F M M F M M M M M M F M M M M F F F M F F M F F M M F 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 W W Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer KS KS KS KS , KS PA England OH VA IL IL KS KS NY NY PA PA IL MO OH OH OH IL IL IL PA IA PA PA IA IA MA IN IN KS KS KS KS IL VA VA VA VA VA VA IN IL VA VA3 VA VA VA VA IN IN Germany MO Germany Germany KS KS Germany MO Germany NY Germany NY NY NY NY NY NY NY KS KS KS KS KS KS Germany IL Germany MO KS KS 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 3 3 3 3 �189 Name BUCHHEIM, Clara BUCHHEIM, August BUCHHEIM, Sam1. BUCHHEIM, Annie M. HARTSMAN, N. EBERHART, John STULL, John STULL, Char10ta STULL, L. N. STULL, J. M.' STULL, S. STULL, M. B. SHAW, Sarah M. SHAW, Thos A. SHAW, Wm. DUSTER, Eva SECREST, Thos. SECREST, E. A. BENJAMIN , W, H, WOLFKUHL, Chrst. WOLFKUHL, Mary WOLFKUHL, Wm. WOLFKUHL, H. WOLFKUHL, Christ NUFFER, Peter NUFFER, Caroline NUFFER, Phil ip NUFFER, Ema NUFFER, Rosana NUFFER, Michael NUFFER, Johana BAST, John BAST ,. Sophia BAST, Henry BAST, Sophia BAST, Anna NUFFER, Jacob NUFFER, Caroline NUFFER, Henr y BAST, Amanda BAST, Louisa RAKE, E. W. RAKE, John RAKE, D. P. BOYD, Thos. BOYD, Hermida BOYD, D. W. BOYD~ Hattie KOHLER, Frank KOHLER, Catherine KOHLER, Frank Age 3 8/12 66 55 26 23 55 54 17 14 14 9 59 27 25 6 54 57 27 45 46 18 15 12 41 14 8 2 9/12 78 74 39 33 8 6 5 15 14 11 3 1 23 17 14 26 23 7 5 49 39 16 Birth Where from Page to KS Sex Color Occupation Place F M M F M M M F F F M M F M M F M F M M F M M M M F M F F M F M F M F F M F M F F M M M M 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 W W W W W W W W W W W Laborer Laborer Farmer Farmer KS KS Germany Germany Germany Germany Germany Germany NY NY NY PA PA NJ KS KS KS KS TN TN TN TN TN TN KS MO OH MO VA IL Farmer NY Germany Germany Farmer Germany Germany Germany Germany Germany Germany KS Farmer Germany NY NY NY KS KS KS Germany Germany Germany Germany Farmer Switzerland NY Germany Germany KS KS KS NY NY NY NY NY NY KS KS Farmer OH IA IA IA KS Laborer WI WI OH WI KS KS Farmer Germany GermanyGermany Germany KS Farmer 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 �190 Name I :.;:' l' " KOHLER, Annie KOHLER, El isabeth KOHLER, Catherine KOHLER, John KOHLER, Mary KOHLER, Josephine KOHLER; Martha KOHLER, August WOLFKUHL, August WOLFKUHL, Caroline WOLFKUHL, Caroline WOLFKUHL, Sophia WOLFKUHL, Minnie MURPHY, Michael MURPHY, Ana MURPHY, David MURPHY, John MURPHY, Bridget MURPHY, Michael MURPHY, Mary MURPHY, Jennie MURPHY , Annie MURPHY, Richard MURPHY, Minnie MURPHY, James MURPHY, Will iam HILDERBRAND, Jacob HILDERBRAND, Dorotha HILDERBRAND, Carol in HILDERBRAND, Louisa HILDERBRAND, Mina HILDERBRAND, George HILDERBRAND, August FIX, Cyrus FIX, Mary FIX, W. J. FIX, M. J. FIX, C. L. WILSON, O. E. WILSON, Mary WILSON, A. E. WILSON, S. E. WILSON, L. A. WILSON, E. E. WILSON, J. H. WILSON, V. B. WILSON, A. H. JIM, Black TUCKER, H. TUCKER, Sasun (sic) TUCKER, A. Age 14 13 1?1 10 8 6 2 3/12 38 40 14 ,12 6 58 42 22 17 15 14 12 10 8 6 4 3 1 50 43 14 12 10 8 2 35 28, 6 F5 1 49 42 19 16 14 12 9 7 5 30 37 37 14 Birth Where from to KS Page Sex Color Occupation Place F F F M F F F M M F F F F M F M M F M F F F M F M M M F F F F M M M F M 'F M M F M F F M M F M M M F M W W W W W W W W W Farmer W W W W W Farmer W W W W W W W W W W W W W Farmer W W W W W W W Farmer W W W W W Farmer W W W W W W W W B W Farmer W W KS KS KS KS KS KS KS KS Prussia Prussia Prussia Prussia PA PA KS KS Ireland IL Ireland IL IL IL IL IL KS KS KS KS KS KS KS KS KS Germany OH Germany OH KS KS KS KS KS IL IL VA VA KS KS KS VA VA VA VA VA VA VA VA VA VA VA VA VA VA KS KS MO MO OH IN OH IN OH IN 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 5 5 5 5 6 6 6 �191 Name Age LAWRENCE, M. J. 35 JONES, J. L. 43 JONES, Mary E. 45 15 JONES, Mary L. JONES, Thomas 13 BUCHHEIM, Sam1. 43 BUCHHEIM, Margret 37 BUCHHEIM, Samuel 9 BUCHHEIM, E1 isabeth 8 BUCHHEIM, Willie 7 BUCHHEIM, Fred 1 BEDINGER, Jacob 47 BEDINGER, Catherine 49 BEDINGER, Catherine 19 BEDINGER, A. L. 17 BEDINGER, Maggie 16 BEDINGER, Lovey 14 BEDINGER, Mary 13 BEDINGER, J. J. 9 BEDINGER, F. A. 7 BEDINGER, O. O. 5 MICHEAL, Bub 49 MICHEAL, Mary 46 MICHEAL, Fred 17 MICHEAL, Chas. 12 MICHEAL, Mary 10 MICHEAL, Louisa 9 MICHEAL, Edward 6 MICHEAL, August 3 MICHEAL, Sophia 3 MICHAEL, Ju1ious ( sic) 1 PADDOCK, S. W. 29 PADDOCK, Kezia 25 PADDOCK, D. R. 6 . PADDOCK, M. B. 4 PADDOCK, C. W. 1 GEORGE, Black 45 HILL, D. M. 38 HILL, Delila 37 HILL, William 15 HILL, Chas. 13 HILL, Anna 11 HILL, George 9 HILL, Jessey 7 HILL, Fred 3 HILL, Lu1a 3/12 LAIN , E. S. 42 LAIN , Lusinda 32 LAIN , A. E. 14 LAIN , W. R. 7 LAIN , S. F. 1 FALTZ, Robt. 72 Birth Where from to KS Page Sex Color Occupation Place F M F F M M F M F M M M F F F F F F M M M M F M M F F M M F M M F M F M M M F M M F M M M F M F F M M M W Pauper W Farmer W W W W Farmer 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 Farmer W W W W B W Farmer W W W W W W W W W Farmer W W W W W Farmer IA MA IA NY NY NY KS KS Germany Germany Germany Germany KS KS KS KS Germany IL Germany Germany KS KS KS KS KS KS KS KS Germany Germany WI WI WI KS KS KS KS KS IN IA KS KS KS KS PA MD IA IA IA IA IA KS KS MO KY MO KS KS VA 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 WI WI WI WI WI IL IA IA IA IA IA IA IA IA MO MO MO KY 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 �192 Name FALTZ, Elisabeth FALTZ, M. E. FALTZ, G. W. FALTZ, Perry FALTZ, Will iam WATISH, Henry WATISH, Anna WATISH, Lizzie WATISH, Mary C. HENDRICKS, Frank HENDRICKS, Ella HENDRICKS, Pearly RICHEY, Fred RICHEY, Elisabeth RICHEY, Ethan (Ettian) RICHEY, R. E. RICHEY, James M. RICHEY, Fred APPLEWHITE, Julius HULL, J. H. HULL, S. F. HULL, M. C. HULL, C. C. HULL, N. A. HULL, Frances STOWE, Ben STOWE, Lill ie STOWE, Chas. STOWE, Clarance ( sic) BROWN , Sarah STOWE, Warren STOWE, Clara F. MCKKINNEY, T. J. MC KINNEY, E. J. MC KINNEY MC KINNEY, M. R. MC KINNEY, C. W. HILL, Fannie DURBY, F. A. DURBY, Clara H. DURBY, George DURBY, F. A. LOHOR, John LOHOR, Mary LOHOR, Saml. LOHOR, Clema LOHOR; C. A. LEWIS, W. W. PHILLIP , Wm. PHILLIP, Frank PHILLIP, John ~ Age 69 24 20 15 11 38 41 8 1 26 20 7/12 34 26 "5 4 2 3/12 60 56 32 14 9 7 5 53 15 13 8 76 37 15 35 25 6 5 3 24 39 37 7 5 53 56 26 22 14 30 43 14 12 Birth Where from Page to KS Sex Color Occupation Place F F M M M M F F F M F F M F F F M M F M F M M F F M F M M F M F M F M F M F M F M M M F M F F M M M M KY W KY W KY W KS W KS W Germany Farmer W PA W KS W KS W IL W Farmer PA W KS W PA W Farmer W IA KS W KS W KS W KS W GA W VA Farmer W GA W KS W KS W KS W KS W W Farmer NH KS W W KS W KS W NH W Carpenter NH W KS W Farmer IL W W KS W KS W KS W IL W Farmer VA W VA W KS W KS W Farmer KY W OH W OH W OH W OH W Laborer NY W Farmer NJ W IL W IL KY KY KY PA PA IL PA 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 PA IA GA TN GA 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 NH NH NH IL IL VT VT OH OH OH OH OH NY IL IL IL 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 �193 Name PHILLIP , C:61ean PHILLIP, Lucy PHILLIP, William. PHILLIP, Mary ROTH, Adam ROTH, Maggie ROTH, E. M. ROTH, F. A. ROTH, Geo. C. ROTH, Catherine ROTH, M. M. ROTH, Alice ROTH, G. F. ROTH, J. H. LOCKHEAD, John LOCKHEAD, Janett LOCKHEAD, John LOCKHEAD, Robert ICE, Thomas ICE, Eliza ICE, A. E. ICE, W. T. ICE, M. C. ICE, S. S. ICE, Ema FOX, Nellie FOX, Susan HARRIS, W. W. HARRIS, Sarah HARRIS, Sarah HARRIS, Mable HARRIS, W. B. ROLLER, V. ROLLER, C. '.;~l ROLLER, Micheal ROLLER, Geo. ROLLER, Sophia ROLLER, Val ROLLER, John ROLLER, 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, Mary L. Age 10 8 5 3 29 21 1 6/12 31 27 5 4 2 8/12 67 57. 38 17 29 29 8 7 5 2 8/12 34 31 38 63 35 12 8 49 47 25 22 20 18 15 7 45 42 21 ti;I 19 17 14 7 44 38 18 14 Birth Where from Page to KS Sex Color ·Occupation Place M F· M F M F F M M F F F M M M F M M M F ·M M F F F F F M F F F M M F M M F M M F M F l'1 F M 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 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 Cripple Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer IL KS KS KS PA VA KS KS PA PA. KS KS KS KS Scotland Scotland Scotland Scotland VA VA VA VA VA KS KS VA VA PA PA PA KS KS France Bavaria OH OH OH MO KS KS Bavaria France OH OH KS KS KS France Bavaria OH KS IL 8 8 8 8 8 IN 8 VA 8 8 8 IN 8 IN 8 8 8 8 Scotland 9 Scotland 9 9 CA Scotland 9 VA 9 9 VA VA 9 VA 9 VA 9 9 9 VA 9 VA 9 PA 9 PA 9 PA 9 9 9 OH 9 OH 9 OH 9 OH 9 OH 9 MO 9 9 9 OH 9 OH 9 OH 9 OH 9 9 9 9 :;;;9 OH OH 9 OH 9 9 �194 Name ROLLER, Chas. GRESS, Geo. GRESS, Margrett GRESS, Chas. W• GRESS, M. E. GRESS, A. C. GRESS, R. C. GRESS, J. W. SALVADER, Peter SALVADER, Josephine DENNWEILER, John DENNWEILER, Julia STOCKFLESCH, Julian WESTFALL, John WESTFALL, Mrs. WESTFALL, Lewis WESTFALL, Fred WESTFALL, Henry NUFFER, Christ NUFFER, Anna NUFFER, Hannah NUFFER, Loucia NUFFER, August NUFFER, William NUFFER, Wi11he1ma DENEHOU, Wm. DENEHOU, Bridget DENEHOU, Bridget DENEHOU, Thos. WAKEFIELD, Thos. WAKEFIELD, E. B. WAKEFIELD, Lucy PLEAS:ANT, M. F. INGERSOLL, Wm. INGERSOLL, Alice INGERSOLL, Chas. INGERSOLL, Edith INGERSOLL, Caroline HAMMOND, Wm. HAMMOND, Sarah E. HAMMOND, M. A. HAMMOND, Mary A. HAMMOND, W. H. BLUNT, Ben BLUNT, Mary BLUNT, A. L. BLUNT, N. S. BLUNT, Frank A. BLUNT, Ann ie J. BLUNT, ~Ben BLUNT, Sel ina 'Age 6 36 35 13 11 10 '8 4 54 46 24 16 40 35 30 8 4 1 49 46 19 14 11 9 4 63 63 22 20 40 29 2 11 27 30 2 6/12 56 50 39 19 16 13 58 42· 13 11 3 2 9/12 26 ~Sex M M F M F F F M M F M F M M F M M M M F F F M M F M F F M M F F M M F M F F M F F F M M F M F F F M F Birth Where from Page to KS Color Occupation Place 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 B B B B B B B W Farmer Farmer Laborer Farmer Laborer Fa:rfue17,~ Farmer Farmer Farmer KS OH France OH Bavaria OH OH OH OH OH OH OH OH KS Holland Holland Germany Germany OH IN IN IN Prussia NY Prussia Prussia Prussia Prussia MI MI KS KS Ireland KY Germany NY NY NY NY NY NY NY KS KS Ireland KY Ireland, KY Ireland KY KY KY IL IL MO MO KS KS MA MA WI KS NY NY MA MA Farmer RI KS KS KS NC MO MO KS KS KS KS MO NY MA RI RI MO MO MO 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 ao 10 10 10 10 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 MO 11 �195 Name Age MC DONNAL, John 28 MC DONNAL, Hannah 18 MC DONNAL, Irvin 1 SISSLEY, 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 (sic) 24 BALDWIN, Margret A. 24 PRESTON, Rolland 10 PRESTON, Thos. 4 TOPPING, James 25 TOPPING, Mary A. 21 TOPPING, Ollie 3 TOPPING, Frank 1 MARTIN, H. A. 55 45 MARTIN " Nancy MARTIN , Malvina 20 MARTIN, Sarah E. 18 MARTIN , John D. 17 MARTIN , Mary A. 13 MARTIN , E1onor 11 MARTIN , Chas. 9 MARTIN, Bridy 1 MARTIN, Annie 11 EVANS, Henry 39 EVANS, Mary 38 EVANS, Wm. 13 EVANS, Eliza 11 EVANS, Louas (sic) 8 EVANS, J. E. 5 EVANS, Ema 2 REMICK, J. F. 38 REMICK, M. A. E. 27 REMICK, Arther (sic) 1 REMICK, Albert E. 3/12 LACY, Elisabeth 50 LACY, Martha 23 LACY, Julia 9 STRAHAN, A. J. 39 STRAHAN, May 29 STRAHAN, William 7 STRAHAN , Chas. 5 STRAHAN, George 3 STRAHAN, Lizz ie 3/12 ',COSLEY, H. A. 48 COSLEY, Rebeca (sic) 48 Birth Where from Sex Color Occupation Place to KS Page M F M M M M M F' M F M F M M M F M M M F F F M F F M F F M F M F M M F M F M M F F F M F M M M F M F B Laborer B B B Laborer B Laborer B Laborer W Farmer W W Farmer W W Farmer W W W W Farmer W W W W Farmer W W W W W W W W W F Farmer W W W W W W W Farmer W W W W W W W Farmer W W W W W W W Farmer, MO MO MO MO KS MO MO MO KY KS NY OH OH IN OH IN NY MA KS KS OH TN MO MO MO MO MO MO MO KY 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 OH OH OH OH IN IN NY MA MO MO MO MO MO MO KS KS KS KS MA MA IL KS KS KS KS KS NY NC KS 'KS NC KY KS IL KY KS KS KS KS VA OH IL MI NC KY TN IL KY OR OH 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 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 �196 Name COSLEY, Thos. COSLEY, Josiah COSLEY, Trenton COSLEY, Andrew COLEMAN, E. A. COLEMAN , Mary J. COLEMAN, William COLEMAN, Minnie SEATON, Sam1. SEATON, Elisabeth SEATON, Edward SEATON, Martha BRASS, William BRASS, Sarah A. BRASS, Maggie A. BRASS, Clara A. BRASS, Sallie S. BRASS, Willie F. BRASS, Kate H. BRASS, Claudie BRASS, Harry E • JOHNSON, Anare REYNOLDS,Geo. W. REYNOLDS, Mary L. REYNOLDS, E1 iza SHEPHERD, Annie HOOK, James HOOK, Kate HOOK, Chas. N. HOOK, Julia M. HOOK, Ella A. HOOK, Ida HOOK, G. H. . KISER, Lewis KISER, SaIl ie COWAN, Alex COWAN, Harriet COWAN, 01y F. BICKERTON, Thos. BICKERTON, Hannah BICKERTON, Wm. N. BICKERTON, Angeline PIERSON, Thos. PIERSON, Eliza J. PIERSON, Mat:Y1J · PIERSON, J. N. PIERSON, Matilda PIERSON, T. W. PIERSON, M. J. BLANKENSHIP, J. Age 17 9 7 3 61 57 20 15 32 25 4 2 58 50 '25 23 20 18 15 12 9 40 49 31 8 16 35 35 10 Birth Where from Page to KS Place Occupation Sex Color M M M M M F M F M F M F M F F F F M F F M M M F F F M F M 9 F 5 F 3 F 11/12 M 56 M 62 F 24 M 20 F 4/12 F 58 M 49 F 7 M 12 F 55 M 56 F 26 F 27 M 18 F 15 M 13 M 45 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 B B B B KS KS KS KS Farmer Farmer Farmer Laborer Farmer Farmer Farmer B W W W W W W W W W W W W Farmer Farmer Farmer MA MA MA MA KS KS OH OH OH OH KS KS PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA KS KS KS Sweden Sweden RI RI WI NY KS OH NY England PA PA PA PA PA PA PA KS KS KS AL VA AL 'ViA VA VA AL VA KS Scotland ME ME ME KS KS PA IN PA IN IN IN IN IN KS KS KS. NC VA 12 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 �197 Name REYNOLDS, Geo W. REYNOLDS, Mary L. REYNOLDS, Eliza SHEPHERD, Annie HOOK, James HOOK, Kate HOOK, Chas. N. HOOK, Julia M. HOOK, Ella A. HOOK, Ida HOOK, G.H. KISER, Lewis KISER, Sall ie COWAN, Alex COWAN, Harriet COWAN, 01y F. BICKERTON, Thos. BICKERTON, Hannah BICKERTON, Wm. N. BICKERTON, Angeline PIERSON, Thos. PIERSON, Eliza J. PIERSON, Mary J. PIERSON, J. N. PIERSON, Matilda PIERSON, 1. W. PIERSON, M. J. BLANKENSHIP , J. LEWIS, Wm. LEWIS, Amee LEWIS, Mary J. LEWIS, A. LEWIS, Wm. H. MENNING, B.L.W. MENNING, Chas. E. MENNING, Christen MENNING, Phebe HOFER, Frank HOFER, caroline HOFER, %John W. DUFEE, Lewis DUFEE, Maggie DUFEE , Fl oyd BARBER, Rob J. BARBER, M. E. BARBER, Mary J. BARBER, Alice BARBER, O. F. BARBER, H. N. BARBER, J. W. Age 49 31 8 16 35 35 10 9 5 3 11/12 56 62 24 20 4/12 58 49 7 12 55 56 26 27 18 .15 13 45 63 55 23 19 17 49 12 10 6 27 22 7/12 41 40 5 48 51 24 21 17 9 26 Birth Sex Color Occupation Place M F F F M F M F F F M M F M F F M F M F M F F M F M M M M F F M M M M F F M F M M F M M F F F M M M W Farmer W W W W Farmer W W W W W W B Farmer B B B B W \I\'aFarmer W W W W Farmer W W W W W W W Farmer W Farmer W W W W W Farmer W W W W Farmer W W W Farmer W W W Farmer W W W W W W Farmer Where'from Page to KS RI NY KS NY England PA PA PA KS KS KS AL AL VA AL KS Scotland ME KS KS PA PA IN IN KS KS KS NC NY NY IN IN KS PA MI MI MI OH OH KS PA PA KS PA PA OH OH KS KS OH RI WI OH PA PA PA PA VA YA VA VA ME ME IN IN IN IN VA IN IN IN IN MI MI MI MI IN MI 14 IN IN OH OH OH OH OH 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 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 �198 Name BARBER, Orilla STURD (Slurd?), Henry STURD (Slurd?), George STURD (Slurd?), Clarisa STAN SB"AUGH, J. STAN SBAUGH, Kate ~HIVER(Shirer?) , Adam SHIVER(Shirer?), Rosa SHIVER(Shirer?),Chas.T. BARBER, Oliver BARBER, Mal ind BARBER, W. T. BARBER, Ema OLMAN, Al ice ANDERSON, Ben KENZIE, David KENZIE, Nancy BUCKLES, Eva HEMING, John HEMING, Thresa HEMING, Jennie HEMING, Lora HEMING, Will iam HEMING,. Blanch HEMING, Samuel TARGART, James TARGART, Veretta TARGART, F.T. TARGART, M. J. TARGART, Birdie TARGART, M. B. TARGART, M. M. NEILL, Thos. NEILL, Sarah NEILL, Wm. NEILL, Clara NEILL, Nellie LAWS; Emanuel LAWS, James KENEDY, J. A. r; KENEDY, Geo. KENEDY, Ema LEWIS, J. M. LEWIS, Ema H. LEWIS, T. M. LEWIS, M. U. LEWIS, M. D. LEWIS, E. W. LEWIS, J. E. D. HENDERSON, J. S. Age 16 45 35 74 31 31 35 27 1 58 57 33 24 6 40 63 63 6 35 35 10 8 5 2 30 54 35 12 8 6 3 2 27 27 6 4 1 68 19 55 29 19 41 34 14 15 10 8 4 30 Birth Wherefrom to~)NSti~ Page Sex Color Occupation Place F M M F M F M F M M F M F F M M F F M F F F M F M M F M M F F F M F M F F M M M M F M F M M F F M M W W W W W W W W W W W Farmer Laborer Farmer Farmer W W W W W W WW 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 W W W W Laborer Farmer Farmer Laborer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer OH OH MA NH MA NH CT MA PA NY PA PA Germany MO OH OH KS OH PA OH IN 'OH IN OH OH IN IN Sweden Sweden OH OH IL IA KS IL PA IL IN IL IL IL IA IL IL KS PA IL OH Canada IN IL KS KS KS KS KS KY KY MO MO KS KS KS KY MO MO MO ME PA PA PA AR AR KY IN KY KY KS KS KS KS KS IA IA ·14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 15 Hi IS. 15, 15, 15. 15, 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15U:.1 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15" �199 .. ~ Name - HENDERSON, Ellie HENDERSON, Walter HENDERSON, Bertie HENDERSON, Ellie HENDERSON, J. M. STOVER, S. STOVER, Wm. STEWART, Lizz ie CAUSER, Sarah M. STOVER, Laura STOVER, Harry STOVER, Iva M. HAMMOND, John HAMMOND, Thos. HAMMOND, Walter SCOUTEN , R. SCOUTEN , D. W. , WITTITS, Cam WITTITS, Kate WITTITS, Gesly PLANT, Tabitha PLANT, Mary PLANT, Lola PLANT, Anna M. PLANT, Amandy STEWART, Mary A. LEWIS, Abe PLANT, Tho. RICHARDS, R. F. RICHARDS, Martha J. RICHARDS, Geo. T. RICHARDS, Chas. A. RICHARDS, Mary E. BOYD, Francis SEDGWICK, M. SEDGWICK, Roxana SPRAGUE, Wm. SCRIBNER, H. 1. SCRIBNER, Adel in SCRIBNER, Alberta SCRIBNER, T. H. SCRIBNER, Frank FREEMAN, D. FREEMAN, Alace (sic) FREEMAN, A. M. FREEMAN, M. A. FREEMAN, Theodore HALL, Zebie ,KELLEY, J. A. KELLEY, M. E. Age 25 7 6 5 2 50 22 43 18 16 12 11 7 3 67 42 28 27 2 51 19 16 25 2 46 22 29 40 25 7 5 4 12 56 45 18 37 34 12 7 2/12 33 27 4 3 1/12 2 50 39 Birth Where from Page to KS Occupation Place Sex Color F M M F M· M M F F F M F M M M M F M F F F F F F F F M M M F M M F M M F M M F F M M M F M F 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 W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer I:?\ IA IA IA KS PA PA KS PA PA KS KS RI KS KS NY NY PA IN KS OH OH OH MA KS England IN Farmer Farmer Farmer OH VA VA KS KS KS KS NY NY MO NY NY NY KS IA IA IA IA PA PA PA PA RI IN IN IN IN OH OH OH MA MA IN OH IA IA NY NY MO NY NY NY KS Farmer Farmer Ireland OH KS KS KS KS VA VA IL IL 1N 1N 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 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 16 16 1,6 16 16 16 16 16 ·16 16 17 17 �200 Name Age Birth Where from Page to KS Sex Color Occupation Place M 14 MONTGOMERY, J. M 30 HARRISON, Chas. 25 F HARRISON, Lena M 2/12 HARRISON, C. E. 43 . M TABOR, T. E. F 47 TABOR, Lucinda F 13 TABOR, Innis E. M 11 TABOR, Lavina C. F 8 TABOR, Anna L. ·F 51 WERTiEN, A. V. 23 F WERTEN, Sy1ina M 45 CHRISTY, Thos. 28 F CHRISTY, Catherine 16 F CHRISTY, Maggie F 15 CHRISTY, Mary F 12 CHRISTY, Jane 10 F CHRISTY, Agnes F 8 CHRISTY, Maria 6 M CHRISTY, Thos. M 3 CHRISTY, Wm. M 3/12 CHRISTY, James F 7 GLESBY,(I1esby?)Mary A. 52 M HENSLEMAN, J .•~ M. 48 F HENSLEMAN, Christana M 19 HENSLEMAN, Emane1 17 F HENSLEMAN , Perce11a M 13 HENSLEMAN, Simon 10 M HENSLEMAN, N. M. 7 F HENSLEMAN, Christy M 58 FOXEN, W. A. 56 F FOXEN, Mercy L. 28 F FOXEN, Susan E. M 7 FOXEN, Frank M. 53 F MARTIN, Elisabeth 23 F MARTIN, Mary E. ·20 M MARTIN , m. A. 18 F MARTIN, S. D. 10 F CHRISTY, Ju1 ia 72 M MESSINGER, Albert M DUKE, Mathias 34 DUKE, Samantha 30 F 5 DUKE, Cordia F 44 M DRAPER, Wm. ·39 DRAPER, B. A. F 15 M DRAPER, G. W. 13 M DRAPER, Fred L. DRAPER, Rolla E. 9 M 58 M RICKER~ A. S. 59 RICKER, l}ane W. F RICKER, Jennie E. 30 F RICKER, A. S. M. 27 M W W Farmer W W W Farmer W W W W W W W Farmer W W W W W W W W W W W Farmer W W W W W W W Farmer W W W W W Teacher W Laborer W Teacher W W Farmer W W W W Farmer W W W W W Farmer W W W MO England MI KS VT NY OH OH IN NY NY Ireland Ireland IL i[L IL IL IL MO MI MI OH OH OH OH OH OH NY IL IL IL IL IL IL IL KS KS KS KS Ger!llany PA OH MI MI MI MI MA MA MA MT OH OH OH OH IL MA OH OH KS NY NY KS KS KS ME MA ME ME MI MI MI MI MI MI MI MA MA MA MT OH OH OH OH IL RI OH OH NY NY IL IL IL IL 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 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 1)8 �201 Name RICKER, Lenora S. CUMMINGS, Wm. CUMMINGS, Ema CUMMIN GS, Will ie 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. MC KINNEY, Mary MC KEY, John CONTES, Kirk CONTES, Amer ica DESKINS, T. C. DESKINS, Mary A. DESKINS, Francis DESKINS, Hulda DESKINS, Susie DESKINS, Wm. DESKINS, Lizzie DESKINS, Fred BENJAMIN, E. J. BENJAM·IN, Nellie BRAWLY, T. J. BRAWLY, Nancy BRAWLY, M. J. BRAWLY, Will ie E. BRAWLY, Levi BRAWLY, Clara L. ANDERSON, J. ANDERSON, Mary ANDERSON, Mary MICKELL, M. B. MICKELL, Ana PLATTS, A. E. PLA TTS, S. W. PLATTS, Sasie BELL, J. B. BELL, M. J. BELL, Roberta BELL, Ellie BELL, E. C. MITCHELL, W. J. MITCHELL, Martha MITCHELL, Ana MITCHELL, Wm. J. MITCHELL, A. C. Age 18 27 22 1 18 21 27 42 33 8 4 7/12 14 57 18 32 21 47 46 19 17 14 11 9 6 25 2 39 38 16 13 5 5 51 54 20 23 22 47 45 17 28 25 4 2 2/12 54 52 19 17 14 Birth Where from to KS Page Sex Color Occupation Place F M F M F F M M F M F M F F M M F M F M F F M F M F F M F F M M F M F F M F M F F M F F F F M F 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 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 Farmer Farmer Laborer Farmer Farmer Farmer Sadler 1L IL PA PA IA IA KS IA IA IA LA PA PA VA VA IL IL KS KS KS KS IL VA IL IL MO MO MO fiO MO VA MO TN MO MO MO MO MO MO KS KS KS MO MO KS OH IL OH IL OH IL IL IL KS KS Sweden MO Sweden MO Sweden MO OH IA OH IA NH NH NH NH KS KY MO IN MO KS KS KS Ireland OH Ireland OH Ireland OH i:re1and . OH Ireland OH 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 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 �202 Name MITCHELL, J. H. GERIA, A. H. GERIA,A. M. GERIA, A. C. KITCHEN, Wesley KITCHEN, M. J. KITCHEN, 'C. W. KITCHEN, L. J. KITCHEN, C. A. MC ILVAIN, John MC ILVAIN, Margrett SHIELDS, W. H. SHIELDS, R. F. MC ILVAIN, T11os. MC ILVAIN, J. B. BENJAMIN, Wm. MC BUTCHER, M. A. MC BUTCHER, James MC BUTCHER, Chas. MC BUT8HER, Anna M. EMERY, C. C. EMERY, Ana C. EMERY, ,John C. EMERY, F. W. EMERY, Eugene F. DOUGLASS, W. DOUGLASS, Eliza DOUGLASS, J. F. DOUGLASS, J. P. DOUGLASS, Al ice M. TABOR, o. S. TABOR, A. M. CONUT, A1wod CONUT, Hannah CONUT, Ann ie ANDERSON, Thos. ANDERSON, Hannah ANDERSON, Wm. B. ANDERSON " Maggie ANDERSON, Geo. A. ANDERSON, M. A. FINLEY, Archy FINLEY, Marget FINLEY, R. H. BOOTH, R. E. FINLEY, Juda BOOTH, Viola BOOTH, Chas. CLAST, Nelson RAN SEN , J. H. RAN SEN , E. C. Age 12 30 33 28 39 26 6 5 1 75 '35 16 12 9 5 21 53 28 18 16 45 39 15 12 9 57 49 18 14 11 25 23 25 23 1 79 57 22 18 15 12 51 50 16 25 13 6 3 14 37 32 Birth Where from Sex Color Occupation Place to KS Page M M F M M F M F M M F M M M M M M M M F M F M M M M F M M F M F M F F M F M F M M M F M F F F M 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 W Nursery Farmer Farmer Ireland Prussia NY Prussia IN IL IL IL KS Ireland OH KS OH NY NY NY IL IL IL IL MO IL KS Laborer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer KS KS OH Ireland IN IL IL ME ME IN IL IL IL IL CA ME KS KS KS KY IL IL IL IL OH OH WI MO MO MO MO MO OH OH WI MA MA KS Ireland Ireland IL IL KS KS OH OH OH OH OH KS KS KS NY NY IL IL IL IL OH OH OH IA IA NY NY 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 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 �203 Age Name 11 RAN SEN , Myra 4/12 RAN SEN , Willard 28 MC TARGRET, Wm. 25 MC TARGRET, Maria 2/12 MC TARGRET, James 25 KIZER, Alex 24 KIZER, M. J. 5 BELL, L. 4 BELL, James 3 BELL, Fanny . _._-_ ..... -. ---- --- ----"'Compiled by Thomas Gorton Birth Where from Pa e to KS'ifl Place ation Occu Color Sex F M M F M M F F M F W W W W W B B B B B Laborer Farmer NY KS NY PA KS MO MO KS KS KS NY NY NY MO MO 20 20 20 20 20 21 21 21 21 21 -~- - .. -._- -- ~=-.::-;:.=-::.:..=--,--=-.::.-~I--.------------- Herald of Freedom, Jan. 27, 1855, p. 2, col.8 Lawrence Athaeneum. The following gentlemen constitute the officers of the Athaeneum:J.S. EMERY, President; A.H. MALLORY, C.S. PRATT, Vice Presidents; John HUTCHINSON, Corresponding Secretary; E.D. LADD, Recording Secretary and Treasurer; S.N. WOOD, Librarian; C. ROBINSON, S.C. POMEROY, S.Y. LUM, John MAILEY, S.J. WILLIS, Regents. Question for discussion before the Athaeneum on Tuesday evening, the 30th inst:- "Should the policy of non-intervention on the part of our government be departed from in the present contest in Europe?" Disputants: Affirmative, J. HUTCHINSON, J. MAILEY; negative, J. SPEER, E. CLARKE. Herald of Freedom, Jan. 27, 1855, p. 2, c. 4 Chart of Lawrence Gen. S.C. POMEROY who has recently arrived from Massachusetts, brought with him several beautiful and well-executed charts of Lawrence, as surveyed by Mr. A.D. SEARL, of this city, in October last. It was lithographed by L.D. BRADFORD and Co., of Boston, on a scale of 450 feet to the inch. Every lot is numbered on the different streets in regular order. It is an elegant piece of workmanship, and speaks well for the artists who were engaged upon it. The streets, thirty-two in number, running north and south, are named after the several States of the Union. Thirteen of the streets in the eastern part of the city are named after the thirteen original States. The balance of the streets west of Massachusetts street are named after the remaining nineteen States, in the order in which they were admitted into the Union - California street being at the extreme western limits of the city. - What has of late been called Main street is now named after the Old Bay State. - The streets running east and west are named in honor of distinguished men, who have done something in the sacred cause of liberty. Ten Parks are 'laid out within the city. Oread Mount is set apart for schools and churches; Capitol Hill for colleges, county buildings, etc. Five of these Parks have been named respectively in honor of Roger Williams, Washington, La Fayette, Hamilton, and Franklin. -Jane Wiggins, Lawrence, KS. �204 QUERIES Queries are free to members. They should state at least two facts to gain best results. Queries are also free to non-members, but must concern Kansas related ancestors of fifty years or earlier. Mrs. Joanna (Harmon) Ross, 805N. 5th St., David City, NE 68632 KELLERMAN How were the KELLERMANS, who were members of Eudora Holy Family WEIXELDORFER Catholic Church, related to my great. grandmother, Anna KELLERMAN WECHSELDORFER (Mrs. Raymond WEIXELDORFER) and Elizabeth KELLERMAN (Mrs. Ferdinand WEIXELDORFER)? The two families first appear in Eudora on 1875 census asWECHSELDORFER and by 1900 on Kansas City, MO census. Desire to correspond with descendants. GILBERT CLEVELAND CREVISTON CONSORE CROUSE MICHAEL CUNNINGHAM CROFOOT BLOOM· KEENER MILLER BROOKS KLINE KLEIN FREARK ELLIS JUDGE INGERSON Roma Judge, 625 Stevenson Ave., Enumclaw, WA 98022 Seek information - Margaret GILBERT married Ezra Aaron CLEVELAND, died Lawrence, Kansas about 1910-12. Jean (Chapman) Snedeger, 1638 Rhode Island St., Lawrence, KS 66044 Need proof of parents of Harvey CREVISTON - born: 1823, Ohio. Married: Mary?, about 1848 in Indiana. Died Osage Co., Kansas, buried in Quenemo Cemetery. Known children: E1am P.; L.H.; Eleena; Joseph; Sarah; Rachel; James D.; Lydia Ann; William. All children born in Indiana, possibly Grant County, or Huntington County. Hrs. Charles E. -Albert, 2700 H. 66th St., Shawnee Hission, KS 66208 Mrs. Hargaret C. (CONSORE/CROUSE) MICHAEL, 2nd wife of John B. MICHAEL, who as a widow moved to McPherson Co., KS from MO (formerly Lived in IL and IN where children were born) with married daughters by names of CUNNINGHAM and CROFOOT in the 1870's. She died in 1887/8 and is buried in Empire Cemetery. Other MICHAEL children who lived in Kansas before moving on were John MICHAEL and. Rachael BLOOM and children of David MICHAEL. Hrs. Elizabeth Sanders, Route 5, Box 220, Warrensburg, MO 64093 Need information on David KEENER, married Phoebe Irene MILLER 14 April 1864, Grant Co., IN. They had two daughters, Mary born 1865/66 and Ida Luona born 12 June 1868. Phoebe divorced him sometime before 1870 and she came to Kansas in 1879. He supposedly died of rheumatism, date unknown. Florence McDonald, Box 684, 22928 Sierra Drive, Twain Harte, CA 95383. On 27 Oct. 1856, my grandfather, JosephH~ BROOKS, son of Strange BROOKS (b. Ohio). and his wife, ? KLINE otKLEIN, was born in Lawrence; Ks. I am in need of a notice or announcement of his birth. Also would welcome any information concerning Anna FREARK, Joyce or JuneFREARK, as well as Strange BROOKS. Bill and Carol Ellis, 1201 Maple St., Friona, TX 79035 Seeking information on descendants of Abraham ELLIS. Lived in Miami Co. 1850-60 era. Moved to Elk City in 1870. Shot and wounded by Quantrill 7 March 1862. Nicknamed "Bullet Hole"ELLIS. Roffia Judge, 625 Stevenson Ave., Enumclaw, \-TA 98022 Seek information on Hugh JUDGE married Francelia INGERSON 27 Feb. 1879, Kansas-- but where? �205 ALBY COBURN FOSTER HEWITT GOODRICH WILLIAMS STEEL HANNAH BRADY BAYSINGER PEARSON WORTHINGTON RASH SHEPARD Mrs. Charles E. Albert, 2700 W. 66th St., Shawnee Mission, KS 66208. Seeking information on parents of Theodore MauriceALBY (Mother- Mary C. COBURN) and wife Sylvia Lutisha (Tish) FOSTER (F-John FOSTER, Mother Mary C. HEWITT). Theodore and Sylvia both born and married in Indiana - when and where? Moved with 2 girls to Hartford, Kansas in 1889 where Ella MayALBY (married to L.E. GOODRICH) and Bessie Inez ALBY were born. Family moved to Osage, Oklahoma in 1899. T.M.ALBY died in Oklahoma in 1914 • . S.L. ALBY moved to Parsons, Ks. and lived with GOODRICH daughter where she died in 1937. Any information appreciated. Mrs. Phyllis Eyestone, 2055 Jay Court, Manhattan, KS 66502 Through the Genealogical Helper I found a 5th cousin, John M. WILLIAMS, Rochester, NY. Our gggf was Rbt WILLIAMS, son of James WILLIAMS and Ginette STEEL. He married Mary HANNAH, daughter of Archibald HANNAH, died 1794 Fairfield Twp., Westmoreland Co., PA and Margaret BRADY. In 1821 Rbt moved his family to Ashland Co., OH. Cousin John says there used to be a cousin, Grant WILLIAMS who lived in Lawrence, KS, who has a son Robert from Kansas who visited in Ohio last summer. They descended down through Isaac WILLIAMS b 1795 PA. Do you know of this WILLIAMS family? Gail L. Martin, 1000 S. Atchison, E1 Dorado, KS 67042 Looking for some BAYSINGER ancestors. Peter BAYSINGER listed a damage claim 23 Feb. 1857,.resided at Black Jack Point on Santa Fe Road in Kansas Territory. Need info of any relatives. A.sister Catherine Ann BAYSINGER married Robert H. PEARSON, Douglas Co., KS 1855. Peter W~BAYSINGER killed during Civil War, buried Prairie City Cem. He was in Co. C 7th Ks. Cal. A brother Wm. Harrison BAYSINGER was in Co. C 9th Ks. Cal. enlisting at Prairie City. Frances Brengle and Bette Brengle-Poole, 6619 Pheasant Rd., Rt. #16, Baltimore, MD 21220. "WORTHINGTON Descendants", a quarterly newsletter which covers all branches of WORTHINGTON surname and many allied lineages is available. It includes query column, heraldry, wills, deeds, abstracts, ancestral charts, tombstone inscriptions and family history. Richard L.Kidwell, 1617.Rhode Island St., Lawrence, KS 66044 Amos RASH, b. 7/25/1842, d. 7/13/1907, married Sarah Catherine . RASH,~4/3/1846, d. 12/6/1934. Both born Hancock Co., IN and both died Longton, Elk Co., KS .. Parents of Amos RASH were (Benjamin) ? Levi: . RASH b. ca. 1804, N.C. probably Wilkes Co., and Rebecca b. N.C. ca. 1803. Living in Hancock Co., IN near. Fortville in 1850 census. What was Rebecca's last name and her parents? Who were Levi's parents? Need place of death for both Rebecca and Levi RASH. Parents of Sarah Catherine RASH were AsaRASH, b. ca. 1816 S.C.,md. Martha Frances (orJane)---sHEPARD,b. ca:-T827 , S.C. Asa and Martha were living in Hancock co., IN 1850 census. May have moved to Wilkes' Co., N.C. later. Martha .F. SHEPARD RASH's father's name may have been William and she had a brother George SHEPARD who came to Kansas and Oklahoma. Need parents of Asa and Martha RASH --' also their death place. May have been Wilkes Co., N.C. IT IS TIME TO RENEVJ YOUR MEMBERSHIP .::HELP US DOUBLE OUR MEMBERSHIP. . GET A FRIEND TO JOIN AND �206 LATMAN SMITH ARUNDALE Zona Dart Smith,939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044 Would like information on descendents of Verda or AnnLATMAN. These peopie are .relatives of Frank Hyland SMITH and they were witnesses' signature on Mable Smith ARUNDALE, 1932:, in Platt City, MO. HOUGLAND EGIN NEWKIRK· Mrs. Maxine Hougland, Rt. 1, Box l53C, Perry, KS ·66073 Information on Moses HOUGLAND b.1773 in Virginia? Died after 1860 Scott Co., Indiana. He married Sarah EGIN 3 Dec. 1792 Shelly Co., 'Kentucky. Moses' father was Henry HOUGLAND, b. 1728 PA, died 1782 Louisville, KY. His mother was Jemina NEWKIRK. STEWART· DAVENPORT Zona Dart Smith, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044 Seeking information on descendents of Emaline (STEWART) DAVENPORT and tUlliamDAVENPORT, married 22 June 1854, Morrow Co., Ohio. Emaline probably b. about 1830 daughter of Lester STEWART who migrated to Ohio from Fabius, New York. HOUGLAND HOAGLAND COLLANDAR BAKER WEBSTER GILLESPIE COOLEY' Maxine Hougland, Rt. 1, Box l53C, Perry,KS 66073 Need information on Aaron HOUGLAND, b. 1798 VA? and .'Annie COLLANDAR BAKER, b. 1798 MD, married 1817 in Shelby Co., KY. Children were Thomas, b. 1821, married Ann WEBSTER 31 Jan. 1838 Shelby Co., KY; Polly; Jane; Mahala HOAGLAND married Henry GILLESPIE 28 Oct. 1847 Trimble Co., KY; Jackson HOUGLAND married DasheCOOLEY 21 Jan. 1865, Macon, MO~ STEWART DART Zona (Dart) Smith, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044 Seeking descendents of Leste:tSTEWART. Lester was brother to Jerusha STEWART married Gilbert G~DART. The STEWART and DART families migrated from Fabius, Onondaga .Co., NY. The DARTS. arrivediri Ohio 18J0. , _<," RICHARDS JOY DEAN Gail L. Martin, 1000 S. Atchison,. ElDorado, KS 67042 Looking for information on Dacy Eliza.RICHARDS, b. 18 March 1843, maybe in Michigan, married 22 March 1862 to George Washington JOY. Also need information on her parents, George and Sarah RICHARDS:-and on her brother Gardner W. RICHARDS ,who married Lizzie DEAN 24 Dec. 1863 in Johnson Co., Kansas. HOAGLAND Maxine Hougland, Rt.T, Box l53C, Perry, KS 66073 Need information on Jacobus James HOAGLAND,b. about 1700, Fredrick Co., VA. SARVER DART LOCKHART JONES Zona (Dart) Smith,939 Pamela Lane,Lawrence,KS 66044 Seeking descendents of Jacob SARVER, b. Oct. 1854, married Almeda DART, at Colony, Anderson Co., KS. Last known address: 108 Layfayette St., Wyandotte Co., Kansas City, Kansas. Children: Olney SARVER, b. Nov. 1885; Clyde SARVER, b.·June 1888; Julia SARVER, b. Dec. 1889; Leona SARVER, b. Aug .. 1895; Jacob SARVER, b. Nov. 1898. Also need information on Jacob SARVER's mother, b. January 1833 in Pennsylvania. Jean (Chapman)Snedeger, 1638 Rhode Island, Lawrence, KS 66044 Seeking information on James LOCKHART, b;:18ll Indiana, d. 1880 (Allen Twsp.) Worth Co., MO. 'Married Miss Cassiah JONES in Indiana ·in 1836. Lived in Ohio, Indiana, Illinois,Iowa; moved to Worth Co., MO in 1857. Had children,be1ieve seven, names not known. � 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 The Pioneer, Vol. 6, No. 4: Spring 1983 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 6 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.) 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Box 3664 Lawrence, Kansas 66044 ----------------------------------------------------------------,---~=-~--~-- ~~=:_~==:_~~:_= _________________________________________________J~~~~~:~~:~~ Page Contents President's Letter. . • • . . . . . • . • • . . . • • . • . • . . . . . . Family Records BRYSON Family Bible. MURRAY Family Record • FOX Family Bible . . . . . . 1 2 . . • . . . • . 2 3 C.W. Smith Mortuary Book (1890-1907), Lawrence, Kansas (Hollister, S. to James, Susan). 4 "The Old Quaker Meeting House Disappears" 8 Kansas Year ly· Meeting of Women·. Friends. • 9 Minutes of Lawrence Monthly Meeting of Friends (1884-1890) • . • • • 11 Your Ahnentafel, What. It Is and How to Prepare It • 17 Ahnentafel of 18 Gail·G~RETT VAN LOENEN • Douglas County, Kansas Marriages (1871) . 19 Alphabetical Listing of the Brides from (1871) Marriage Records, Douglas County, Kansas. 27 Pioneer Cemetery, Lawrence, Kansas . . . 30 Douglas County Townships-(Brief histories and names of some of their inhabitants as listed in Andreas' History of Kansas, 1883) Clinton Township . Eudora Township. Grant Township . Kanwaka Township Lecompton Township • Marion Township. . Palmyra Township .. • . . . • Wakarusa Township. Willow Springs Township • • • • . . . . . 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 49 50 Queries . . . . • . . . . . . 51 .' . . . ** ****** The Douglas County Genealogical Society is having our annual all day workshop on Saturday, 24 September 1983, at the Frank Burge Satellite Union, Room 117, on the University of Kansas Campus in Lawrence, Kansas. The speaker will be Arlene H. Eakle from .Salt Lake City, Utah who will speak about Tracing Pennsylvania German Ancestry, How to Use American Court Records and many other interesting topics. Pre-Registration Fee through 15 September is $10.00. After 15 September, the fee will be $12.50. This workshop is for members and non-members alike, so plan to attend and bring a friend. �1 PRESIDENT'S LETTER This past year has been a very productive time for our society. Many sizeable tasks have been undertaken. The gathering and preserving of the older records from our county is certainly going forward with great gusto. The largest project, 6f course, being the complete cemetery census of Douglas County. The many people who contributed to this mammoth task and will continue to contribute until it has been completed will have the unending gratitude of this writer. The many people, both local and those who are in touch by mail or telephone, contributed many hours of their time and interest although they were not in our society. To all of them, a big "THANKS". But, honorable mention must be made of the special people who helped read the stones in the severe cold last winter. This took much determination on their part and great dedication to the task set before them. 'Because they worked such long, cold hours, I want to here recognize each one: Harold Graves Wilma Vaughn I1ah,Derrick Peter Vo1ding Don Vaughn Maxine Hougland Judy Sweets Jane Wi.ggins Grace Embers Ruby Puckett Dorothy Wiggins Ramona Sedlak John Banta Jo Ann Transmeier Iona Spencer Shirley Herbert Pauline E1niff Vivian Clough Amy Corbett Maxine Graves Martha Parker Let's keep going forward. Sincerely, Jean Snedeger ******** EDITOR'S MESSAGE The one person who is missing from the list above without whom the Cemetery Project would not have progressed to where it is today is out President, Jean Snedeger. Her enthusiasm and dedication to this important task have been extraordinary. The record shows that during the past year she has copied more than 15,000 Douglas county cemetery stones. She deserves our sincere gratitude. I wish to thank all of those people who continue to contribute their time and material to "The Pioneer." If there are particular articles or records which you would like to see in future issues of "The Pioneer," please let me know. Your suggestions are always welcome. Sincerely, Judy Sweets OFFICERS FOR 1983-84~ President: Jean Snedeger Vice-President: Donald Vaughn Secretary: Hugh Stouppe Editor: Judy Sweets ******** Treasurer: Ramona Sedlak Librarian: Wilma Vaughn Genealogist: I1ah, Derrick �2 .'<,.~~ - I I BRYSON FAMILY BIBLE Maxine Graves, 1828 Ohio Street, Lawrence, Kansas 66044, submitted photocopies of four record pages from "great grandmother's." No information about the volume itself was provided except a copy of the fly leaf which reads itA Merry Christmas to Mamma from Carrie & Anna Dec 25th 1916." Family Record - Parents names husband Daniel W. BRYSON born May 8th 1847 South Carolina wife Sarah R BUTLER born July 16th 1857 Humbo.lt married July 1th 1875 at lola, Kansas Children: Florence Estella Sept 23, 1876 Josie -!ane Oct 26th 1881 Anna Bell Nov 28th 1885 Carrie Lenela Dec 11th 1888 Deaths: Daniel W. BRYSON Dec 29, 1913 Florence E March 16th 1914 Josie J. Jan 23 1910 Sarah R. BRYSON Mar/2/1926 I I I ~i ****** MURRAY FAMILY Rolf Camel MURRAY came with his family to Lawrence, KS in 1900 from Seneca, KS. Rolf was born 1861 at Peoria, IL. His~father had died during the battle of Mt. Kenesaw in 1864. His widowed. mother was left to care for Rolf, his sister Irene and brother, Francelo. Rolf., the youngest, cared for his ailing mother until her death in 1888. Irene had died in 1885 and her husband had disappeared previously, leaving Rolf to raise their three children. Rolf married in 1891 to Fanny Josephine WILLIAMS'. She was 14, he 30. Fanny's widowed mother mistakenly thought that Rolf had come to court her rather than Fanny, since she was closer to his age. Fanny and. Rolf had ten children: Orville Orvest (1893-1934); Clella Elsie (1895); Melvin Millard (1897-1973); Fay Etta (1899); Nina Hazel (1901); Iram Rueben (1906-1907); Alta Ruby (1903-. ); Leslie Elmer (1908-1971); Bernice Irene (1915-1948); and Viva Ariel 1912-1916). This information was submitted by Nancy Ellen Robinson, granddaughter of Clella MURRAY TAPLEY. Nancy has in her possession an autograph book of her grandmother's containing autographs of Clella's classmates of 1912 at Kanwaka School in Lawrence. If you would like to have her check and see if your ancestors signed it, please send a SASE to Nancy Robinson, 236 W. Gregory Road, Central Point, OR 97502. Teachers signing were: Edith WOLGAMOTT, Mabel ULRICH, Laurenia SHAW and Miss McLAUGHLIN. _I �3 FOX FAMILY BIBLE Grace Embers, 445 North Street, Lawrence, Kansas 66044, submitted photocopies of 4 record pages from her great grandparent's Bible. No information about the volume provided. The record is from several different handwritings. Bible in possession of Elva Danly Everett, Washington. Births: Allen W. FOX born December 5th 1932 in Mayerderth Delaware Co. ,N.Y. Caroline R. FOX born Feb. 25th, 1844 in Franklin, Decalb Co. Illinois Emma Jene FOX was born July 3rd 1863 in Franklin, DeKalb Co. Illinois Anna Ardilla FOX born April 18, 1866 in Franklin, DeKalb Co. Illinois Mary Jane FOX born November 6th 1868 Franklin, DeKalb Co. Illinois Henry Bacon FOX born Sept 3rd 1871 in Franklin, DeKalb Co., Illinois Etta Luella FOX born Sept 8th 1875 in Mayfield, DeKalb Co., Ill. (next .page) Elva Alice ROUSH born Jan 21, 1901 Fairbank, Buchanan Co. Ia. Clifford Allen ROUSH born Oct 9, 1902 Littleton, Buchanan Co., Ia Arthur Curtis ROUSH born June 10, 1904 Littleton, Buchanan Co., Ia Irene Virginia ROUSH born Feb 15th 1907 Paola, Miami Co, Kans. Murel Fern ROUSH born May 13th 1910 James Elsworth ROUSH Jr. born May 8th 1915 Margaret Murine ROUSH born August 25 1917 (next page) Marriages: Allen H. FOX and Caroline RAND was married February 19th, 1862 in Franklin DeKalb Co., Illinois Allen H. FOX and Elizabeth S. GARLOCK were married March 15, 1890 South Grove, DeKalb Co. Ill. Emma Gene FOX and James M. KARNS were married Sept 28th, 1881. Concordia, Cloud Co, Kansas Anna A. FOX and Ezra M. NEASE were married Feb 23rd 1898 in South Grove, Ill. Henry B. FOX and Neva M. HOUSE were married Jan. 31, 1900 Sterling, Whiteside Co., Ill. Etta L. FOX and James E. ROUSH were marred Feb 22, 1900 Dunkertown, Black Hawk Co., Iowa Deaths: Mary Jane FOX died October 22nd 1869 age eleven months & fifteen days Mrs Carrie FOX died April 28th 1884 Irene Virginia ROUSH died July 16th 1908, age 1 yr, 5 mono 1 da buried in Oak Grove Cemetery, Paola, Kans. Allen H. FOX died Nov 3rd 1913 aged 80 yrs 10 mo 28 days buried in Maple Hill Cem. College Springs, Iowa Etta Luella ROUSH died May 28th 1946 Buried in Memorial Field, Kearney, Nebr. James M. KARNS. died May 1908 Lawrence, Kan. James Elsworth ROUSH Sr. Dec 25 1957 James Elsworth ROUSH Jr. Dec 1, 1960 Arthur Curtis ROUSH April 11, 1968. /-_. -- - -_ ... "There· were human beings aboard the Mayflowerr; not merely ancestors." -':'Stephen Vincent Benet •.•.. 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Hofne?, (? I Horma The' Family; 82, ]j}!4' Mr~ Geo. W: Houk DeerCreek Tonsilii't1is' 58l 11 mo'. Mrs. H~ C: Davi s; Olf 64' Spina1lTi!'bll 30 Frank FinneYI OFJ! BlJ an J(; 10 J~ W';. Houk B:iig~gs~ 712; Diabetes" 120 Jacob House! " OFT" 58) Hrt. Fai l!. f43 J. W·. Houser¥Lexi'ngton, Nebroo Suicide 93 (shipped to' Bern, Kans'.)' Mrs:~ Hbuse:, City; Marshall OH-' 9~ Can. Bwl!s: 93 or. �/1 ( ~'-I '~ Burial ~ ~ lfouston, Edward; G;. 27: Jul:. 1896) Howard', Bertha Howard l, C'~ A-~_ Hbward, chiild of Hbwardi , H-l Hi., 20. Aug 31 Mch 20. fDeC', 115: Nov Howe IiI " Mrs;. M. Howell, Ro faJy; Hoy?, Tii1il~e> 80y;t·, Hoyt, Hoy;t, ffoy,.t., A~. chiild' of child of chil'd olf J'ames: rQQ4' 1'89.4' 1893' 1.90.6' l~: OCt 189.3. 23 Mch 1899. 24 May 190.2. 9.; Jan 1899. 23' Jan 1:90.3 1,1:' Jul 1894' 6: Oct. 1900~, IJ. Ii 1i3' 3 No'v 1895' Nov' 1~898; 5ep 189.& Dec: 1'898} Hby,t, Mrs;. S. E•. Hoz(g:Ie!, Mrs: •. Hubbard;, W'~ S;. f6· 5ep 189·2. 14: Nov 1891. 19.5epl1:89.1 Hubble., Marfa G"•. Hubner, Mrs. Huddleston ,child: of (Men A:, Hitddlleston, Elii HUdson, Mrs., 20. Apr 1190.6, 10. Jan 190.1 211 Jan ]90.1 4: Jan 1190.0.: 5', Apr' 1900' 1i2. Jean 1QQ4.· Ifuff, Mrs~ E. c.' Ifughes, ~delline R'•. Hughes', Ben Hughes;, EVa' Hughes;, Geo. W; 3D 16 1'4 16, 11 Hughes, James; Hughes:, Joe 19 Jull 1893. 30. Oct 19Q6, Hughes;; Mattie,' Hughes, Thomas Hughes:, Thomas: Ji6 Sep t l!896. 30 JuI. 1895' 2~'sep, 190.7 Ifughes, Wm. Co'. A~ 3' K. S~ M. Burial', ~Cause: d~ f!L ~G20. SP'·.flfg. 54 Sons' of N. Houston 1'45· The: Fami ly i W'; Diixon 011" 23' Bllank BTanRT 34 (?1 A~. Stamper ?Californi'a Blank 32. B1-anR, Vfhi!an d' r.O.O.F: No.4' 0If 811 Bronchiit. In" Mrs;.IVlary' Kill um~rn)~ L. D. Howard Vinrand Qld' ag'e 31. Nanni:e! Howard 00:3 wks". 134' Wiill Howard. Frank EvanS" J~ W~ Medbws;' Chest'el'" 69: B1 ank 30 it. Ifowden' fIJ;~ 65' &Paral. 7t9 Thos:. Howe 00' 62 cancer 116, George Howell, son' K~riyal1e.yr 3' croup' 77of Lewfs' Howen "'-' Walter Howell QH' 71: BlidPofson: ])24 L. C'. Howen, G 4' mo Cho,n·nf. 3S' F. D~. Cosley' OW 54rl~ops¥' 95', Mrs;. Reynol'ds' 00' J1in Ho:yt 471' Blank' 47 R'. Q. HO,~ Stflil' born 15 OH" OH' R~ Q~ Hoyt Stin born' 55; Bllank 76, Ho\race, Barken' OW Mr.s'. Fanny.' Hoyt, C: If;. Hoy!t: 011' 22. Blank Mr.,. Hozfg re' WfllIiamst'oWll1 Blank Ji4 BlanR; H~ C: Peterson" Talmo',Ks;. 12 W'~ E. Hubba~d~ W~ 0: Hflbbl'e 169 Cancer' Paull HUbner' B11ank 55 8; d:aE'.M. Arthur Huddleston' 180 S~ Howard', Johm ])1. Dec:. 1'893 lfoward, Nannie .. chii11d' o·f' 1'6 Dec~ 190.3 Howard" R'; M~. ' Howden, Mrs. A: HOlwe!, Mrs:. Qlive' Howell t Arthur Ordered by'. June 189.2~ Jan 190.6) Apr 1902:, Mch 1905i Apr 190.2. 4: Oct 19,0$ mr E". Hitdd l'es ton' Bb' Old! age' 8T Mrs'. McEwen?is' QlJd' Age +- 90~ E~ F.., Ca1dwen Earll A'rmstrongj 011" 16' Pfleumoniia' 135 Hiiram Hilff' J'.M.Hi.lff.6. W;Whi't'e- CHilton1 Bl'anR, 19 BUa OVerton" Off n" Qld age' 165 Mrs. Hughe's: JIG 39/34' BTanK 114 Cora Ifughes., MetUfel\G: 5' BUrns' 1:34 Wfu Hi.lghes~ ~ 9 mo Blank 114 QUn Bel11~Beal')i Hughes; Bros;., E-~ Keef' (? )Commovore 128: Win. Hughes;, Rachel1 HUghes Met. Ins. Co. or 55; Hrt&Dtpsy 116 Christopher WHliams Olf 55 23 Blank Mrs:. HUghes; ?Hebron, Ind. 58i Hi!t ~afl 43I.:ydi aT &" W,m It, Hughes' or 4lJ- '.VuberculosI89; (s'hipp'ed from Los; Angeles:, Cal.r The: Famil~ OHi 712. Can c'er 161 �Burl al_ Age' Cause d:. f.!l Name'_ Bil'ri a1 Date' ordered by,.'_ HUghes;;, Wii11lihe: Hughs" chi;ld of Hughs, Ellen J. Hughs;J Squi res;' HulJce~~ Sarah Ifullse, Dudley' 181 OCt 1904" 26, Aug 1890: 23~ Ai> r 1903'· 211 OCt 1'890: 18 Nt}v 18961 1'2.5ep,·1'893' Hu1,tz, chi I'd of HultZ', JosepHl Hu1it:z, Eafond' Hiune~, MrSi. Emma' H. Humphney, child of Humphrey, Blank 8\ Nov 19. Oct, 7i Jan 25;, May 18 May 22. 5ep: 146; Blank Joe Hughes:, Met ms'; OlF r4' B1 'an I< 2. Walter HUghs: OH' 127 wm HUghes' 08' 74' Blank 4' Blanl< ? Com. Bro'ok; OFF 56) /(. G::. Hulce) Clinton 66 BI:ank Bl1ank 29' W~ E. Payne.' Clinton E~ W'; Brown 4( da1 No: doctor: 31, Mary Hu'lt'z OBl 48; Jrcute: ? 7ilf The- Family/ om John HU:J:tz, NG:5- Diphtherii.a'381 Hr.t FaBr. 9,2: The' Est'ate' OHT Frank CuttOlYer.' Clinton B1 ianl< 2.7' Stine & SOn, A.ln;~.;;, Blank 4'0) (Shipped! to Junction City,): 8i Blanl<r [;. Lyinger Clinton' 32: 1893'· 1'898l 1895: 1900 1'893 1895: HUmphrey, Eadie:, son of Willson 3lL Jan 18941 11 sepJ 1902: Hungerford!, Mrs: •. 4' Jul. 1'904, Hitnkl!e, Dr... Vanl HUnsinger, C'ar,rie~ 211 Nov r890· Hiln t" G'eol~ 2~ Nov 11907t HUnt, G;. W~~ & Daugh-tter22: ApIr.-1890~ Hunt',. Howard 29> Dec:' 1907( H. Himgenord D. E". Bur,ti;n Jr... John 1:. Hoover. p~ Hunsinger Blank Chaso. FIfint; om' Geo. It. HUnt: OIr 65: B1 ank (d': hI Sallt Eake) an 62. Cancer' 1120 09' Hi!.t~ Fai 11: 1'4:3 B1'ank 4' 55:- Cancer- 1:91 & 21' Bltank 52~ Kiil'l'ed' by:~94' o:t ah)r 1iivewiire Hun t', Couiis: 16 Feb 1903' N: E. !runt, OFF 46; Gun' sholt, 1'25' 11.41 Ap r' r89(») Hunt" Nancy.r Jtdams: The' Family; OHl 85; Old' Age' 5] Ifunter ,. chiil'd o'f' 23~ May' 189$ Jessie' W~, CarneYt" WHli ams... Bl1anl< 42 Wm Hun ter: town Hun1ieni Mar,tha 10' Dec: 1904: 59\ Bl 'anI< . George Ifunt'er l\G Hshl'd of RUth' Tab. No .. 52. HtiS'On t Polly' A~. 12 No.v' 1901 The Fami 1~! 7ill Bl1ank 109,: HUtchihg, Samr. 5', Dec: 190]1 J'as ~" p;~ Hittchingl 69/ Hr.-t. TrbUIO:' (Dfed 21 Jan 11878;. Shipped from Stl • Paul ~ Kansas:)' Hutchings" Bel'sey' 27" Aug 190fJ. A. HUtchings~ OIt 80' Ol!d age' 1071 HUtchfngs;, Mrs:. 1! Nov 18901 E. C: (?JPoehl felr OBi' 65~ Cancer' 56) HUtchins:,. Ifazeli 23' Mch 190E)'i Do'ra Hutchins' Off. 1: 17i mo' Croup' 89; HU,tchinson, Christy:r lQ: JulL 1900' AI: Cox,Mrs:.Jfunes:R.G'r"ay"m 7.& Anginal Pec.1'7rr. (:Shipped: from St,., Loui;s;)' Hutchi;nson, Mfss M. A. 20:\ Jiin 1893: w. T'. Hutchinson: Agri;cofa' Bl1ank. 27 ffutchinson, Mrs:.. ?Saddi!e' John Hittchiinsom WiiU i'ams town" 2:7' 22~ Jun' 1'893: (Killed: iin cyc>l'one~ 21st June)'1 4 Apr 1894 John E~ Hutt: and' 0Fr 58!(can't read:)34 The'Famil "y 26') Jul: 1!89T H5'Jde" A'ddi son' Jr. C; Stewant, CHi 74' Paralysi s.. 62: (Shipped, from Erie, Penn.): 26' AI> lI' 19011 Jr. C: St'ewar,t, Ottawa', Ks;~ Off" 42: Blanl< I03 (Shipped :firom Pond Creek, OIdia'.)> Hyde:, Mary A•. 13' Feb 1892, Chas:. Ifyde~ OIr Bl'anl<= 1'6, I'CEr, GTeD" 3 May 1902: Jolin Ice' OH' I1I' Pneumoni a' ns(?) J. or P~Ice, Howard~ Kas.>' Ice, James, child of 12 Nov 1900' Leonard & James Ice" Stu!'r SUill1 born IltF Ice, 01a1 E~ 2'1' sep; 1903 Leonalld'Ice: Deer CJ:.eeI{ 183 132' �( -:-0 Buri all Date',. ordered! by' Bilriia'l Age_Cause d. f9.i, Thomas; :r-ce:, Family' Bel voiiJ:r' 92 Ord~ age. 911 Bel voiJr Brank 49' Thos,. Ice~ Jr~ Thos;~, Lemuel Ice' 19',: Oct 1901' James;G'., Iliff Vfi1l'and" I8 PY,ogeniicIn.1901 l'l1ff, Por,t'er C: Mrs. F~ D'~ Cyon' OIr 8if' 011d agel 88: 8} Feb 1900' Ingerson" Hannah James McCreath ()H1 35iGunshot' 66 211 Dec:. 1:89.7' Ingraham" HlA'~, "body" came' ftom' Dearborn, Mf/Mo'o "'wound' lr,ving, Howard,: 1 Eeb I,905; Mrs. Lucy Irving MGT 2.8~ St'omach 1)52' (?).ID,win, Juliia lQc: Dec 1894~ G'eo'. Imn MG~ t::ungTrbl. 377.' ~ r,rw,'in, Martin 3~ Nov 189,T f County's " MG;60': Asthma' +6'4~i{:_, r'-.,. )v~~"~') 1m honorab1y'dischg rom the U :'N'avy ' , ; . , . " : ' ; : " , -~ ",/"S " I Irwin, Mary F~ 19\ Mch r893" Benevo1ent'~>LREdjie:fi,' Corps M;;' Blank 2(~Bt: 3-:",,~';:~ , "'~ Ikaacs:, child of 2;1'JilI189(i») O~ BUtler' for City; OW Blank· l'~" J Isman, Coral. 23 Nov 11906) M~s:. ~1 A'br.ams. Ca~h?Hcc:' .. 28rCOnsump~. 1J~", r:~:?-:t, \ ~~': "'V _ Jno' Isman (Shlpped~ from'; Wes,ton, Mo'o) ~~t ."" ,~\, (.-~Jaclf, 'E~; - - ~-=-:'--=-t8-=-J"ui"Tg97 ~~Mi1'lTn~as. Dorin €tl:y , Cffiiiori'Slank--- ~"~lj~ .' ~;, ~I ~.:-,_~," ,',', ': J'a<?ke', A.' D. 21 Feb' 1894: Mrs. Jacket Ed' Rus:s'el'I' ' " ,~,;~" / ~-::- ' :' and L. S: Steer 0Hr '6r Rhe'.Fever 33,:-:] ; ""j, , -' , ~/ Ja'ckRab1.1);;~ Rf"'chard: 2' 'Jan 19071, Haskett', rns,fUUlle: B1;an'k--~ -....~- " 178) _:......: '" J'ackson, _B1 ank 113; Feb 189iL Rev: Merri t :~Church OW' B1 ank 7:' A. G~ Honold Supt., Poor Farm; B1,ank 3\ Jid1 11892~ Jackson, A. G7. Honnoi'd: OHr 712', B1 ank 18 Oct 1893~ Jackson, Bessie~ Eawson Jackson l\G::28) Blank 3!, Jim 18961 Jackson, Cora 5:. Ed' Jackson, AGH6nnold '([l)Ir B1 ank 8;. Ap l' 1892:~ Jackson, Earl 16, Feb 1904'. John Jackson Jackson, Mrs. Ella 4:5: Bl!anR' 131' Maria Willis Off }%,. WhpgCOugh 611, 1, Lilburn Jackson MG~ 27 Jun' 18971' Jackson, I'rene' James Robinson 50. 1" 1152 $11 Jan 190'5\ C. W: 1Manefer \\Ii7 Jackson, JOhOl 241 May 1904: Mrs. Henderson KC,Mo'., 50' Appoplexie142: J'ackson, Marie 113} OCt 190.71. Jiackson, Mantha Robert J'ackson, Met. Ins \'G' 5I;f Tumo'~: 190. 3'· Aug 1:899 49,:" '2IT 83· .nIckson, Mary Burgess H.Jackson, ~G? 1106:· N'~ 6lth St. ,K~C.K~ms. 7,. Aug 18983, Jackson, Mary E·:, 13\' Jennie Potts, AGHonnold Cf.r 23' Drop'sy! ro', 5ep I 1900" W,. J:ackson"Sam Jeans: Off" 21 Blank 95; Jackson, ~Iattie' , nt;:E: G;'. Jackson Jackson, Maggie~ 22:: Feb 1901. 1,' 111 hI'S:. Pneu. lOll 18 Jill 1891' J'ames Robinson m;8)' WhpgCough 62:~ Jackson, Nora Blank 5:' J'ackson, Perlie, 7, J'cm 1'8911EO: Jackson oor ],2;, Sep 1899 Jackson, RO'bert Coroner &: Mr.s:.,Watson Off:' 14' Ac c i d • Slin;lI 8~ 20, Mch 1893\ J'ackson, Rosa A. G;. Honnoi'd! 00: Blank 25i J'ackson, Sam 231 Mch 1907 Chi I'd of Johm Jackson' m 7 mo. r83' Jackson, Thadius' 21 Dec 190]: MotheJr OW' 30 Hrt. TrbL 1,93~ Margarette Jackson J,'ackson, Thos:. 24:Mch 1904 Mrs,~ Sam Jeames~ 00" 86') Blank (~i pped from K. C: )': 24; Mch 1898:, Jacobs, Mrs. J. H~, J. 'H: Jacobs: m54i' Paralysi s; 69= Xacoby, Mrs. Anni e 27' JiHl 1903' James Jacoby!' OH;37rConsumpt. li30 Tabernacle N<n 42 James, Dollie' 24: Apr 190'6~ Gas COmp;?Humdy James; OHi' 2~1 Consumpt. 1(9) James, Edwarde 29) 4' Oct 1893' F~ M: Perkins; OIr' Blank James, Mrs. Edwin 31 OCt 18941 F. M. Perkins; OW Blank 371' J'ames, Susan 1'6 Apr 19021, Mrs. C~ C~ James: l\G~ 7.6; Blank _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Jo~n_ Cllark Ice', Ice, Mrs~ Sallie: 1'5 Apr 1900 2if Jan 1896; ", ,.r I :li' ~. ~ r '---------- - --- ------ - - - - -,--- �8 \~".~--~.­ Ij: THE OLD QUAKER MEETING HOUSE DISAP.PEARS I I' I1_--- ___ ___ _ __ _ _. Abstracted from an article by Edward Bumgardner in the Journal World, (Lawrence, Kansas), Saturday. August 23. 1941. The recent dismantllng of the old Quaker church in east Lawrence and the use of part of the material for the construction of a new temple of worship makes the present seem to be an appropriate time to recount briefly the history of the old church and pay tribute to the memory of some of the worthy citizens who were accustome~ to assemble under its roof. Soon after the settlement of Indiana Quakers at Springdale. Kansas in 1857. came the founding ot a Quaker settlement about ' twelve miles east of Lawrence. The 'first settlers were Jonathan and Phoebe MENDENHALL. Lev1 and Sarah WOODARD. and George ROGERS. This community was called Springfield. In 1869. Springfield. thereafter known as HESPER. requested a qUarterly meeting wh1ch wasse,t upon the f1fth of the th1rd month of 1870. At one time H'e'sper had a membership of 1400. . The "fIrst Quaker meeting 1n Lawrence was held in July. 1863. \:-- , less than a month before Quantril1"fs raid. In 1865. several . Quaker families settled 1n Lawrence. Washington HADLEY was the f1rst to settle here. He was to become the f1rst president of the National Bank of Lawrence. the president of the gas company. served two terms as mayor of Lawrence. and took an act1ve part in the format1on,of the yearly meeting after serving as the first clerk of the ReS'pST' Quarterly meeting. The f1rstpreacher for the Lawrence congregation was Mrs. M. Cox. who served from 1867 to 1879 without pay. She was succeeded by Wil11am NICHOLSON. The first supported pastor in the state was John VI~NEDGE. who ministered to the HOMESTEAD monthly meet1ngs in 1886. The first paid pastor in Lawrence was William WOOTEN. who served from 1897 to 1908. ' The Kansas Yearly Meet1ng of Friends was organized in 1872 and figured in notable migrat10n of Friends to Kansas. The Fr1ends ~eet1ng house stood on a knoll 1n east Lawrence from 1872 to the present summer (1941). Stone and lumber from the old structure were used in the new Friends church at ,S:ixteenth and New Hampshire streets. ' The first meet1ng 1n the new temple Was in October. 1872. The total attendance was estimated at 3000. That was more than the total number reported by the four qUarterly meetings. (Springdale had 536 members; Hesper 720; Cottonwood 594; and Spring River 767) . ..' ',i , Other Lawrence area Quakers mentioned in this rather lengthy article were: Richard A. COX. Mahlon H. NEWLIN. Albert L.• COX. "" John M. NEWLIN. Edmund STANLEY. Joh:ij D. MILES. Laban J. MILES. . . . . Mrs. A. HENLEY. and Walter Roscoe STUBBS. who later became Govet-n6r' of the state of Kansas. '",,:> " Contributed by Don and Wilma Vaughn. �9 I~' ~-------.--~ Kansas Yearly Meeting of WOmen Friends, 1872: -. ____I ~. - - - - - ---- ---- - Items of genealogical fnterest abstracted from original reco,rds: iin the Kant~~s' CO>lllection at sp'encer Rese'arc'h Liibrary', Kansas' Uidversi ty, Cawrenc'e, KS The Kans:asi Yearly Meeting of Women Friends' opened and held' at Lawrenc'e', Kansas on fifth day, tenth month, 1'812 iin accordance'with and by,the' authoriity" of Jindi anal Ye:ar1y Meeting as se:t fOlrth iin the fo,Howing minutes' which, have: been' read, vi z;,: By:' the repor,ts from Kanscas', Co-ttonwood' and Spring River quarterly' meetings, it appears that they are united in requesting the establishment of a yearly meeti,ng in Kans'as to be liocated o,n the south side alf the Kansas river at or near Lawrence--to be called Kansas Yearly Meeting af Friends and to be held the sixth day following the first day in the 10th manth af each year ••• The proposition haveing been considered, we appoint Charles H~ Moare:, Cyrus Carter, Dougan Clark, Murrey Shipley-; James Hadley, Benjami'n Fulghum, Thomas N'. White, Wntliam Haughton, Luke Woodard fn conjunction with a like cammittee of "Women' Fri;ends' Eydi a B. Macy, Dei1iTah Stubbs, ESther G: Dickensan, Sarah Ann Ci;nton, Sarah J ~ Compton, Louis'at Fulghuml and' Mary' Ro-berts' of Whitewater'" to vi si t the meetings making the request... Taken from the minutes of the l'ndi ana' Yeady meeting' of Friends' held at White Water Meeti;ng House~, Richmand', HId. ninth month 29th, t869. Taken from the minutes: O'f Indiana' Yearly meeti;ng o,f Friends; held at Whi te Water meeting Hbuse', Richmond, Ihdiana 9th month 27th, r87i2:- The folflawing firfends are appointed tOI attend the opening thereof and rep()lrt to thi s annual meeting in l'873~-Isaac: P. Evans', Robert W. Doughs, Jessee'Reece, Josiah Symons, Timo>thy" Nich()llsan, Francis W~ Thomas', and Women Friends Ruth Johnson, Sarah B~ Woodward, Elizabeth Johnson, Jame Elliott, ffannah Jane Porch. Drusilla Wilson was propalsed and united with as' provisional clerk for this meeting. Repolrts' from the several quarterly meetings by' which it appears the following named FriendS are appointed their representatives the meeting--For Cottonwaod quarter:: Lavina Moon, Beulah M~ Carter, C'atharine Hammer, M'artha- L. Pi:ckett, Mary W,. Stanley, Malinda Carter, Rac'hel Dillon;; springdale':- Amanda Maris, Martha Baldwin, Lydia Ann Mendenhall', Piety Newly, Elizabeth H'aworth, Hannah Spray;' spring River:~ Elizabeth Street, Maria Carter, Susanna: C. Wright, Sirena Ho'bson;: Hesper:: Abigail l\101rris, Penelope Gardener, Sarah Stanton, Jemima Vestal, Rachel Terrell, Mary Cox, Naami Hadley~ The fa1l:owing Friends are present with minutes olf appointment from thei r' respecti ve yearly meeting to attend the opening of this meeting;:" For New York Yearly meeting--Phi lip G~ DorHmd, James B'ar,ton, ~? lEino'r Haines, Rebecca' C'ol'liins, Jane (?)U'. Ferris and Abby Jane Barton. For Bal timore:~ John1 Scott and De'ba1rah C~ Thomas. Far Ohio,:: John Butler, Wi,llliam J~ Harrison, Eaith Griffeth and Meri:bah Farmer. For Western:~ Amos Doan Eleazer- Bales:, N'athan Elliott, Ruth Ann Stanton, Esther Co. Beales:, Aim J~ Doan and E'sther J~ Harvey'. Fo-r Iowa::~ Liindaley M. H'oag, hiraei Negus:" JoHn Toml1inson, Mary' Andrews, Ruth Cbs and Naomi H: Wilson. For North Car()llina::: Rachel Biinfo'rd and Nathan Y': Spencer'. Folilowing Friends' appointed in conjunct,ion wi th a riKe c ommft tee' of men "s meetiing to prepare duplicate minutes for tho'se in attendance from other yearl'y meetings,:: Amelia Butler, Margaret Davis, Amanda Maris, Beulah M~ Carter, Cavfna' Moon, Margaret Cox, Sarah Stant,on. Naomi" Hadly. Eli zabeth Street and Rachel Terrell. Committee appointed to have c:are {)If a1utdoo·r meetings: Martha J. Binford, Penelope Gardener, Jemima Vestal, Emeline Ir. Tuttle', Martha E. Pickett t Sarah A. Woodard, Abigail, Maris and 'Elizabeth Ann' White. rn �10 10th mo ll2th, l'872·;..-The foUowiing named Friends' appointed to' prepare Essays oJ epistles to. our Sis.ter yearly meetings •.• Beulah M~ Carler, Martha J~ Binford, Lydia M. Chacei RacheL Roberts, Naomi. Hadley, Lizzie D. White, Eliza K. Ves:tal, Martha Kersey', Emerina Tuttle, Mariia WDson, Penelope G:ardener, Elizabeth Pike, [ydi a Ann M~ndenhall, Mary S:. Varney, MaryrCox, El!len Cherry, Sarah Stanton, Sarah Nicholson, Jemima Ves.tal, Sarah Dickenson, Martha J. Townsend, Martha L. Pi cket t, Mary MOOln, Marg aret Cox, Marth a E'. Newly'. Appoiinted to committee "tOl prep,are tOl a future- s,ijtting the names of sui table Friends: to, consti tute a meeting for sufferings and a standing committee for this meeting" C[ representati ve meeting is commonly calred meeting for sufferingj]:· Drusilla Wilson, Elliza.Watson,. Emily Huddleston, Hannah Spray, Sarah Jessup, Amanda Mari S', fiiny Kerby, Mario'n Wetheriil1, Pfety Newly, J'ane Lewi S', Martha' Ho'lli.day,. Mary Rich, As:enith Carter, Mary W. Stanley, Rachel Dillon, Lavina'Moon, S'abiina Hiiatt" Hannah Hobson,. Mary Johnson, Susannah C'. Wright, Elizabeth C~, Street, Cathariine Carter,. Mary Griffeth, Margaret Davis', R'achel Stubbs" Lydia' Hill, J);senith Parker, Rachel Terrell, Sarah Wilson, Matilda Watkins;,. Mary Wiifson. Standing commiittee members for meeting o'f SUfferings:- Jonathan B~ Parker, Washington Hadl!!y, Crusilla Wil"son, Rfchard J);: Cox, Thomas' H._ Stanley, Margar,et Davis, Eliza W.a~son, Penelope Gardner, Willlam G'~ Coffin, Nathan Wheeler', Elwoodl Ifaworth, Martha E'. Newly, John' Carter, sen., Jonathan WDso'n, David Horner, Elf Vestal, Aaron Ifuddleston, Erasmus Fo,lger, l.:ydi a M:. Chace, Parker Moon, Samuel D~ Coffin, Willliam Nicholson, Andrew.:.C~ Wil1liams', Sarah H'. WHlson, CUTtis Hii.att, ISaih Sugart. Cammi.ttee! on the subject o,f First day SCriptural SchoQ·ls •.• :: Martha E. Newly, Aaron Huddl'eston', James Hurst, Catharine Hammer, Parker Moon, May E'., .Tohnson, Geo'rge Y. Johnson, WHUam F. Blair, Eizzie A-. White, Samuel B: DillIon, Martha K. Holliday, Is:afh Sugart, Sarah H~ Woo'dard, Aihassa' Chase', Mary Cox;. Cammi ttee to labor as way may' open for the p'romotion of Temperance', both amongst our own members and others:' Samuel D~ Coffin, Simon M: Dixon, Mdison Johnson, Benj amin Nicholson, Sarah S. Jessup', Bulah M~ Carter, MeUssa M. Hi,ll, Rachel Roberts, Annie Hurst, William Nicholson, KquiUa H~ Binford, Ems p. Stubbs, Samuel Weeks, James Charles,; Matilaa Stuart, Mary Rich, Altn W~ Sugart, Ellen Cherry, J. H. Stuart. Reports f,rom the quarterly meeting contains the following account oJ deceased Friends, vi z.o Malinda Hadley, an elder and member of Kansas Monthly meeting deceased 10th mo 1st l872~ in the 51st yean; and Mary Miills, an elder'and member of Union monthly meeting deceased 1st mOl 26th 1872 in her 50th year. The following Friends have been reco,rded Ministers of the Gospel during the past year, viz. springdale quarterly meeting: By: Kansas monthly meeting, Sarah J. Jessup~ spring River quarterly meeting by spring River quarterly meeting, rs;aih R~ SUgart. By Ozark monthly meeting, Ellkanah Mardock. . --Abstracted by p'auline B. Elniff IIRemember, remember always that all of us .~•• are descended from immigrants and revolutionists." --Franklin D. Roosevelt �l 11 .------: Lawrence'Monthly Meeting of Friends:' Minutes 1884:"1890 lJtems' of genealogical; interest: 1'st mo. 16th, l884:"-.Jacob Bares' reports that he has~ iinfonned' Asa- D~, Ken-, nedy of his reception into membership with friends';" Commi ttee reported on the request of Daniel' Hunnecutt and famiTy to be' joined' in membership~ Other requests for membership: From Coloma m.m., of Friends. lndi ana" a certificate for Wilson H. Cox and Lucy Cox, hi's wife. Women fri en ds recei ved: Mari ah Mo'ore. 3'rd mo. 12th, l884:'-Request membership:: Eli C. Baker', Einry Branni'n, Ella Bunton, Wm. Edgar Bunton, Ruth Eldridge:, James M. Rose" Silas Marp'])e, sanre Bunton, Rozadee Bradley. 4th mo. 16th 1884--Charles' E." Cox requests' a' certificate to S'an Jose, C'alif. m.m. in order that he may' accomplish hi:s marriage with Lydia'S •. Bean, a member of that meeting. Recei ved certifi cate of removal for WIn. C'~, BEran and minor chi ldren-Hannah I\~ and Alice L. from Tonganoxi.'e' m.m. dated' 2nd mo' 16th 1884. Eli C., Baker and Arma Baker. his wife, request that their minor' children-Dai5ie', Jessie', Georgie and Stella be joined in membership'. 5th mo. 19th 1884'--Recei ved certHi cate for right of membership, for John and Martha S'aldwi:n and children: Thomas Artiemus and Sarah B'a1dwi:n from Tonganoxie m. m. dated 4th mo 19th 1884';: also one for Hi:ram Stanton and Sarah, his wife, the latter an Elder from Hesper m.m. 4th mo 17th 1884;' one for Aima Baker from Bridgeport m.m. 4th mo 3rd 1884'. 6th mo. 18th 1884:.-.Recelved a' certificate of removal for Robert 8'. Newly' and minor chi1dren:: Joseph Wilson, Wtn~ Nicholson, S'arah Eulah and Mary J~ New1;y from Piney Woods:, N'. C.' mm dated 5th mo 3rd' 1884,' also' fr.om WIn~ G'., 5mi;th, a minister', and Mary Aim, his: wife, with minor childred:~ habell E., and' James' W. Smith from Freeport m.m._ Ohio dated 4th mo. 26th 11884;., also Mary J'ane- Day, s.ame meeting and date;; Enos; P~ Huddleston and Rhoda E~, his wife' and minor children::, Florence B~" Sylvia E~", (?)Pleny C. and WIn. Perry' from' S-ugar PIahr m.rn., 5th mo 3rd 1884;: Rhoda' Ailn' Chamberlain' and minor chfldvM'arion' R'~ from ' Chalk Mound m.m. dated 4th mo. 12th 1884'~ 7th mo. 1'oth l884:"-Certificate for right of membership fo·r: Thomas BUtler and Amel1i'a', hfs wi fe, an Elder, from Hesper 6th mo. mth 1884;' Adell a' H. Davis, an El!der and her daughter, Roxanna, and Pidella H~ Ham from s:ame meeting and date'; Wm perry Haworth, a Minister, and Abigail', hi's wife', wi th minor children: Flora" Homer, Charles C'~., Nora A~, and John p. from Kansas City m.m., 6th mo 15th 1884;; John E. Parker and Lydia Aim, his wife with minor son, A'rthur W. Parker, from Sand Creek m.m. Indiana 6th rna 7th 1884:;: Lewis' Sems from: Elk River m.m. 6th mo- 28th 1884. Women's meeting received Anna S'. Williams into, membership~ Certificate for Elisha Parker and Asenith, his wi'fe' to Argonia; m. m., approved. 8th rna 13th 1884:..-SE!th W. Pearson was appointed c1enk for the day. Certificate of membership received for Daniel B~ Hunnecutt from Dover m. m~ Ohio' _ _~__7.!..:t"-,,h,-,=mo i 7tl) 1884'., '--;_ _-;-:-:_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _-:--:----,._ _--=---.._ __ " Bt'h' mo,'12th ia84~~Cert~:ficate'''of, ,rights' of membership for H~p~ib'afi H~ Haag, a minister, and her minor"children::' WriI. P'~ and Einma~. Hbag'from Sandwich m.m. N. H~ dated 8th mo 14th '1884. 12th mo 17th 1884--Ce-rtificate of rights of membership for Henry C. Smith t and Lydi a M., his wife', with mino'r children:' Eva, Pleasant and Anna from Vermillion m.m. III, lU:th mo 1st, 1884; also Charles Sffli th s:ame m.m. and' date'. ! �12 l$t mo' l'4th 1885--Certificate of rights of membership' rec'ei ved for Samuel and Emeline E'. Woodard' from GHm Elder:, 12-27-1884;: also Allbert L. Vo,taw from Oskaloosa m': m' Iowa, l2!'"6--l884. Request right of membership conveyed to Pasadena m m, CaUf. for S'. W'. Burnettt and Sarah E. Burnett, his' wife, and minor children--Effie E-. and Arthur D. Burnett;; also Cyrus N. Frazier to same meeting. , 2nd mo 18th 1885-Recei ved certifiCate :for Samuel D'. Coffin and Mary Aim, hi~s; wife' and their mino,r son, John E~ Coffiin from Tonganoxie:, 12-20~-1884; also Frank PeewG,rgg and Esther, his wife and minor children--Mary Lee, Bertha, MHo, Stella and Harry from Tongano,xie-, 9-20i.1884;: also Wrii. L. and Vio,la It. Newlin and minor children--Lester C:, Carrel E-., and Ross'L, from Honey Creek m m I"ndi ana', 1-10-1885. 3"rd! mo l8th--Granted the removal of right o<f membership' to Tonganoxie' m m Kansas for Wm. p.~ Haworth, Abigail, hi:s wife and mino'r children--F10ra', Homer, Chas. C~, Nora Alice and John Perry; also Eiws P~ -Huddleston and Rhodar E-." his: wife' and their minor chHdren--Flora B'., Sylvia-E:, Pliiny'C: and William Per.ry. Rachel Davis. request fo'r removal to Siloam m m Arkansas:. 4th mo, 15th 1885:"-Certificate o,f right, of memb"ers:hip' for Amanda Way, a' Minister of the Gospel from Whfte River m:m1 o'f F~iends', d'ated 4th mo 1885'; also Albert J. Snith from Freeport m,m! Ohiio:- 2nd mo' 28th 1885' for Niixo'n and M'ary Overman with their mino'r children--A1 ton H-., Emmet' F. and Iliff E". from LeGrand m mlof Friends:, Iowa, dated 4th mo 11th 1885'; for J~ne Penfield' and her minor children--Willi am, Alice and Frederic from Tonganoxie '11th mo 15th l88~~ Benj amin Cox requests' certific'ate of removal of membership for hiinself and Ella, his:, wife with their minor children--E'. Morris', Annis" and A1vi;n J. Co,x,. and F.rederic. Hadley to Argonia m m Kansas. James Bales' and son, Arthur: to Hesper m m • 6th mo' 17th 1'885,...-Certificate for right oJ membership for Stephan Outland and Matilda, hi;s; wife from Tonganoxie~, 11th rna I3th 1884; same' for Lindley' M~ Cox· and Mary H:, hi s wife with thei r minor children--Volney B~. from Hesper m, m dated 5-4-1885; also for' Writ. Mendenhall and; Si'na', his' wife with their minor child:, Anna May from Tong ano'xie , 4--1~1885: Aino's', Wal ton and Lizzie' C~. WHson fnfo'rm this meeting that they intend marriage with eac'h other:, consent of parents having been obtained. Joshua' Truebllood;, a Miniister of the Gospel from Tonganoxie' attended th!;s meeting. ' Cer,tificate of removal from Wabash m!m~ Indiana' 7th mo 11th 1'885' for: JO'hn D~ MHes and Lucy, his wife with their mino,r children--SilsannaJ, Whittier s." Eva lrener, John D., Herbert G~, andJ'ames' /(. Miles:;; one, for Lena Miiles: from same place and s'ame date; one for Josephine V. Wood'ard from s'ame p'llac'e! and date. 9th mo 16th 188$--Cer.tific'ate of remo'val received for I"sai'ah If., Slleep'er and Hannah E:, his wife, with minor children--Jacob Marrcus, Mary E:, and Jolin Howard' Sleeper from Greenfield m m Ind. 7th mo 18th 1885~ 10th mo 21st l885~-Cer,tificate of rightof membership' recei ved fo',r Calviin G: Perkins from Nahunta m'm N.e: dated 2-14-1885:. 11th mo 18th 1885~-Cer"tificate O'f right of membership from Elizabeth A~ , Hanby from Muscatine' m m Iowa, 9-26-1885'. Clerks directed to return the certificate- forwarded from Miami m mlOhio for Samuel B~ Thompson, as it does not appear he fs residing within limits; o-f this meeting. Certificate of right of membership for Deborah D'avis from Kansas Cfty-m m; 11-15-1885'. 12th mo ~6th l885--F.rederic S~ Wood makes request for the removal of his' !ight of membership to Sandy springs m m Ohio.. �13 1st mo 13th 1886~-Cer.tificate: of right, of membershi;p' receii-verl for.' Mii1l!ard: and Ida, hils, wife with thei r minor' chHdren, E1wiin Jolln and' Chades, Francis from Kans:as Ci;ty ml m: Mo •. 12-1~188S': , The~ fol!towi;ng persons',make applicati(ln to be joined' iln membership:- HEmr.y Stevens and Mary, his wife; Eva Stevens; H~ J: Van Kuren and Emma Van Kuren. 2nd mo 17th 1886~-Cer,tifi C'ate of ri ght of members:hfpl recei ved from \Wit. Sinith Harrison from Dublin ml m1 o\f Friends", rrel'and 10-12-1885'. Cer,tificate of right of membership; for Oliver' W~ Sidwelll and Barbar.a: Enen his wife and mfno,r chiU:dren: Frank Russ'el, Albert E~, and Walter H~ Sidwell!: from Short Creek m mlo,f Friendsi, Ohi'o' dated 12th mo 23rd 1885"; also' [;aura~ $; Mer:cer: from same place and date. 3rd mo 1i7th 1886,..-Nixon- OVerman makes: request for right of removal, to-· gether with hiis' famil:y to, Independence mml Kans:as-. 4th mo, 14th 1886--Cer.tific'ate o,f right of membership' received fo'r Alvin E'. Owen from P1'ainfie1d m, m Indiana, 31st' 3rd~ mOo' l88(f~ 6th mo r6th 1886,--Cerctificate of right of membershiip' for Albert Ho11!ingswor,th and his minor, chil'dren, Albert and Gr.ac'e', Jo,anna" from Kansas' CHy ml m: Ma.. $-9-1886,'. 10'th mo, 20th 1886".-Chas:. E: eearson and (?JAfnea J-~, hi's wife request, removal to Haviland m m,Kansas. Nellie Walton and Malvina M. eooh'make request to be joined fn membersHiip • ••• with sadness, of heart. we) record' the death of our' brother; Jonathan Wi 1son. • • ' . " , , 11 th mo 17th 1886--a letter. of right of memb~:rship, recei ved from the Methodist Episcopay Church o'f N'orth [;awrence, Ks. for Efu~Hn~ OWen and sons', Charles, Edwiin Thorne. and Walter. (The clerk i;s' direct'ed' to furnish the record's' with the names, of the children of Alvin and Einer'ine~en not named' in the above--, namely, Or,y" W~." Mary E~. and Mabel M; who, according to the' rules: of discipline, are members: of the Society of F.i'iends;~ r 12th mo 18th 1886:"'-· [;o'ra E'•. Butl1er requests to be found fn membership) wiith the SOciety of Friends'. "The overseer.s; repor.t' that they are united iin' making comp:l.iaint to the meeting against, Jefferson Beasley and Rachel Beasley as members:' of the meeting for the folrowing causes;::. against Jefferson Beasley for quarreling with and sep:ar-, ating from hi:s: wife!, and against, Rae-hel Beasley' for unbecoming behavior and :;the: use~ of obscene language": The meeting being iinfor.med that Angeline (Beasley)': Haul<: has; joined' another Religiious SOciety" the recorder fs directed to remove her name from the role o,f membership of this, meeting. :Con the 3rd: mo" 16th da 1887, both". were declared to be no longermemberil ' lIst mo' 12th 1881:;.-Cer.tiffc:ate: of membership; prepared for Labetha" BONDan and mino\r chiI'dren:: (?JLelian, Rosa~, Miimie and .rohnie BONDan to Kansas' City' m m Mo-. ;;,' CerLtificate for wm. F~ Ha'r.vey Ca Miiliister),: and Esther J~, his: wife, to, Kansas.City m m ofFi'iends~, Mo;.; Certific'ate for J:eander Davis and Deborah, his, wife, with minor child, Sami;ra to Kansas' City mi ml Mo'.; Certificate for Abbie Woodard and chi! d to Hesper m m; Certific'ate for Robert' B'. Newly' and MiinOtr' childres, Joseph W~., William N. '0 Sarah E~" and Mary J: Newly to Hesper; Certi'fiC'a:te for ElIijah C'~ Davis and Ruth c~o, his wife with minor children, W:Hl'iam C'~, No,ra L•. and Davis to Glen Elder mm] Ks~. Request-U;-join:~~ membership - Elizabeth Amelia Wilson. 2nd mo 16th 18871;"-Cer.tiffc'ate for right of member$hip' recei ved for' C?)'Enos Puckett, a'mi'ni!ster:, and Mary~ hi;s: wife,' with minor children, Miinnfe M~., Charles", Benj amiit E~_ and Thos:.Edwin P.uckett' from Springdale m m: Kans:as l-12-18817~ Cel'itific'at'e~' fo,r right o:f membership for Joseph Cook and Jane Cook, his'iWi5fe' with minolr child, Merlin S~'" from Hesper r-12-l88T. ' Hughes~ �14 CEmtificate fo.r right o.f membership fo.lr- Jo.hn P: Wilber, and Agne's hiSi' wi.fe' fro.m~es.per: 11,-12-1887;; Fo.r Rachel and Co.uis'ee' Stant'o.n fro.m H'esper"l-12-1887; For 'J.l1i9IDas' Ifughes; fro.m Hesper 1'-112-.1881. . .' , 'DrusHlla Wiillso,n'requests transfer to. Indlanapo,lls' m::ml Ind. Henry C'. Siiiiith and Lydia M., his wife, and that of their- daughter, Ev:a', request trans:fer to. Carlton mlm I Ks:~ .' . . .' .' . Request to. be jo.ined: WIh. Canavan and Dora- hIlS Wlfe Wl th mlino~ ,chl!ldr~n: My.rt1e',S~., Ne1li~e;:', p~, and Charles; E. Canavan. also'reques;t fro.m SIlas; McWl!l1i ams; and Joseph Magee!. . Recommended to Pasadena mlm Calif., ~. H~ Coffin' Gm El'derY and Sarah, his wife. 1'-16-1881. E:, Stanley! and Sarah it., Woodard'~ Clerks,; 3rd mo 16th 188iT:;--Certific'ate for right of membership) recei ved for ~].fred Wiilson and Cydia, hi;s; wife with minor children: Sybil J •. , John C:, and Syl1vila\ ADm from Hopewell m ml Ind., 1'2-8lh 1886,. , C'er.ti ficate; prepared for Lydi a K. Mil!ler to Tiirnoenr- Hiill ml ml Ks:; A' communi'cati'o,n was read: in the meeting anno.uncing the death of o.ur aged sister, Chris,tiana Martin, a member of this meeting but of rate a resident of (?JChatham, Ontario., The Cllerks; are directed to', extend to her s'on" War-ren' Martin our expression of sympathy ••• 4th 13th 188i7--Euke M. Woodard and Eizzie:' K. KennedY'infonn thiis'meeting that they i~tend marriage with each other~ 5th mo 18th l88.7--Cer.tificate of"right of members:hip, recei ved from John C. White, Plainfield m:m Iild, 3d mo'3:~th 1887. Request fo'r remova'!' from Rhoda' Bbnd' to GenE!va: ml m! Ks:; 6th mo 15th 188.7.;"-Cerctific:ate: for right of membership for Daniel D. Keeler and Louisa, his' wife; also for Laban J. Miles and family from Springdale m'ml I'owa'; also from John H: Ha:llowell and Viola". hi's wife with minor chfrdren:' Earnest Johm, Emery Dei ano. fro.m Woodl and mm N'~ C': dated 3rd' rna 1:2th 188i7~ 5th mo 18th 1887--LuJ{e M. Woodard'trans:ferred membership from Hes;ter' 4th mo.' l'4th l887--J8S. Pitts, Cl'e:rk; "Luke M. Woodard and Li,z,zi'e' J'. Kennedy, haviitg decl1ared their iintention' of marlii age wi th each other., and no O'bj ecti on s" to. the' further pro.ceedi;ng s of' the parties:, haviitgappeared. are~ Ieft at liberty't·o accompli;sh their marriage' acco.rding to' our rules,., The" meeting appoint'S Washington Had1ey·to read the mar,riage cer.tificate and to see: that it is praced"m the hands;' of the Re'corder', and upon req!.lest., a'meeting iis' appointed at the residence of Win Kennedy,: on' the! 5th day 6th mo' 1887, at 8::p. m., for the sol emni zati on of the marri age-••• n,· 7th mOl 13th 1887~-Certificate'of membership: received for Levi Horne!r from spring~hrle mlm,Ks-,. dated 6;"115-.1887. Laban MHesi and Agnes; hi:s~ wife with mino'r children, Harriet Hi." Theodore W~, Blanch E~" B. Oakley and Laura May' are accepted. 8th mo 17th 188.7--Cer.tificate of removal received fo·r Wil11iam M:. Jenkins and Del,phina, his, wife with mino'r children, Delbert, Josiah T~., William and Mary E1Tzabeth from East Goshen ml m1 Ohi:o', ~119~188.7: The meeting being iin-formed that they reside at Arkansas; Ci':ty~ the Clrerks' are directed to iitfonn them of the reception of certificate of their right of membership,Certific'ate received trans:ferring right of membership of the' followi'ng! Indi an chiildre~, no,w· at Haskell Iitsti tute:; fro.m Chestnut: HiJll m m1 Iowa' dated 26th 6) mo 1~88i7':: Li zzi'e 'r.wogi ver', Carri e Je>fferso'n, Jennie Alfrey, Kda Mahoj ah, Mana' Patchkaw, Wesley Scott~, Alice Kickapo'o, Netti'e Strfkeaxe', Nannie Sheahkee', Gertie Shaw, Alice smith, Eugene Sahpakeah. 10th mo 19,th 188i7~-Certific'ate of right of membership' for M'argaret D., Wells:' and minor son, wm. D~ from Hesper'm-m 9-15-1887. Robt. A. Stuart makes request for right of membership be transferred to Pasiadenal m,m! of Friends', Calif. �15 11 th mo· 16th l88i1~-lrena Frasley' r,eques,ts right of members'hip trans:felrned to Oak Ridge ml m1 Ind. 1!2th mo 14th l887,..-Cer.tificate of right of members:hi'p'received for A'rl!ii.ndo Benson and Es;ther, his: wife with the'f;1i'tminor chi1'di!en: Ifarlfn, Mary and Alma firom To'nganoxie m\ m1 Ks'. dated l!l-19'::1887~ Arsol Charles: H~, Edward's' i.rom Bear' C~eek m1 mlll"owa' dated 10-29-1887.: The following extract :iIrom the minutes; of quarteriy'meeting lliis;ts names;- of members appointed to solicit:':~ for Evangelistic funds and P'astoral' work:. AD.viin E'. ~ven, Alber,t 1:. Stanton, Nathan Hinshaw, I:ydia M~ Hinshaw" Matilda Johnson and Ke:ziah Hadley~ Wm. H:Coffin and Sarah, his wife, make request for removal of right of membership to Pas:adena m~ m Calif. 1st mo 18th l888--Certificate for right of membership recei ved fo,r Susannar WHson' and her minor chijldren, Mattie E';., Mary Ahne, and Olney' F: from Lynn' G'rove m~ m1 lowa', dated 1!1-5-1'887: ' Otllr sis;1!er Elina, If•. Biinns; r,equests lletter of'reconnnendatiion that she may attach hers'elf to anGther branch of the Chr,istian Church ••• 2nd mo l!,5th 1888;..-Cer,tific:ate' of right of memoershfp' recei ved for Frank M;. Cope from Sinhhfield m m10f Friends' Ollilo, dated ,1;"2$-18881. 4th mo 1:8th 1888--Cer"tificate' of right of' m~moers:hi'p from Chas'. F: SUrer.'i fii!om Bloomington' m: Dl1 of Friiend's~ Iild~ dated, ~14:"88).,' ," ELma H. Biinns; having decided, to' remain a mem,ber, with us, returns to this' meeting a lletter of recommendation issued ••• in first month last. 6th mo' 13th 1888--Certificate received from Tonganoxie': dated 4_21'-88\ f()lr WiiJ!liam V. Co,ffin to whom the meeting extends a' glad welcome!. : 71th mo' l'8th l888--Alber,t S~_ Votaw requests- right of remO'val to ilfavi land m m Kim s:aSi. G'eo. y~ Johnson and Matil'da' If~, his wife request that their rights: of membership, together with mino'r children, Henry Herbert, Mattie El'ii,zziie" Charles Hadl'ey' and Ber.tha be removed to &ston ml ml Mass; Jos'eph p~ Cook requests removal to, Minneapolis' m m1 Minn. Harr,iet Stanton, E. Ellen' Cherry' and Leturch Rush are appointed to solici1! funds to' -i'ncrifase the yearly meeting stockC'for Women Friends)"... ' 8th mG: 15th l888~-I'saac' Hayworth and Letti a J: H'aywo'rth, hi's' wife request fOlr themselves and tlEi r ni'ne minor children--Charl'es' F~, Gtac'e May, Sarah EUen, Wal ter F'•• Jerome L.- t M'artha' OZee), Minon A~•.• Bertha D~. and Elizabeth Ethel! to become members: of the SOciety of Friends ••• 10th mo' 24th lI888--Enos' Puckett and Mary ~" his wife ask fo'r certific'ate of removal wi th their minor children, Chas'. F~., Benj ami'n E: and Fl'orence E. to Independence m1 m of Friends;, Kansas. l!2th mo 12th 1888;"-Cer.tific:ate of right of membership received for Amander Maris from Tonganoxie', 11-17-88. 1st mo-16th 1'889--CI arkson C., Piickett requests right of membership wi th his; minor childr,en, transferr,ed' to'Kansas; City m1mMo. 2nd mo ll2th r889--The~ f'riends appointed in the 9th mo last ••• to prepare' Cer,tific-ates for such of our members: as reside wi thin the limi ts of other meetirigs', have produced Certific'ates; for Jno,. E': Vernon and Rosa' E:" hi's wife witth mfno:r child'ren P;s'her D~., Ori on V~., Sarah, E;., ' and Mary E: Vernon to' Sti rling mm Ks;;, for Edwiinia E. Parker to Atgonia m-,m',Ks;;~ for EdWin B~ Piinson and JUice' E: Pinson to MHl' Creek m' m! Ind •. ;: for M'. W; Newlin and VioTa, hi's wife: wi th miinorchi ldren Lester C.", Carl and Ross' L. Newlin to, Hesper m' mio 3rd mo 113th l889--Belle F~ Carson of Andarka Ind. Terri tory' - right of membe:rship. . Clsolated). Prepare cer,tificatei~for David H~,Bai]ey and Ksenith, hf.s wi:fe wi th their children Laura' and Albert B'ailey'to Stir.iing n.rM Ks';, and for Alfred Hadl~y and Keziah his' wife with minor children· Elmer Royal, Clifton and LefTa to Hesper m m. 1 �16 5th mo> l15th 1889--Certific:ate fo-r right of membership received from Leanden B~ Stanfield and Orissa L. his wife and their minor childres' Quincy B'.,. Jari t D., Nellie Pauline and Myrtle May from Mount Ayer m m Ks~ dated 5th mOl 4th 1889. 6th mOl 12th l889-- t 'To' whom these may come.. , Greeting!: This i's to ce~tify' that Charles: H.. Eawards is a member in good standing rn The F~i'end's'- Church of Lawrence, Ks·~.. In entering upon the Mission work in Al'aska he has' the endorsement of the Committees of Kansas Yearly Meeting... By direction of Lawrence ml m. of Friend's. (signed)' E. St1anley' and Sarah A~ Woodard, Clerks~, liith mo 13th l889--Certific'ate of right of membership' reqwe&Ud from John H;. and Eliza: K. Vestan for themselves; and their minor child, Sar'ah' ft._ to Whi't tiie·r: mt ml C'ali f • 12th r:8th 1'889~-Certific'ate of right of membership received for Eunice' n. Thomas: and adopted son, El!bunll (Hollingsworth)" Thomas~ from Marion ml ml, Indi:ana' dated l;Oth mo, 9th 1889. David MH'ler makes. request to, be Joined in membership with Friends. 1!st mo ll5th 1890'--Joseph and L'usan L'aptad: have expressed a desire to beuni ted in membership with Friends:. . 2hd'mo 12th l890,--Upon request a minute was'granted' to Ainanda Way, endo.rsing her as: a Mi5niister of the Gospel' i"n good ullity with us~.. , (?JKi~tu~eh Rush recwes.ts· Certificate of right of membership fo,r hersel:f and minor chii11dvenA"rthur D~., Verney and Nixon P: RUsh. 3rd; mo 12th 189o.:-Leander Stanfiel'd request trans·:f.er' for hiinsel'f and famiil,¥ to G:reenvil1e ml m\ of Iowa'., The meeting authorizes; the Cl'erks: to' p.rep'are a~ letter of right of member...· ship fo,r Albert L. Stanton and Harriett M~, his wife', with minor chi1!dren' Sarah Eval;yn. AllJ:.a, Arfred H:. and Amida Stanton, to the Methodist Ep'iscopal church as asked:l for by them. John W. Riley, a member of Springview mm- of Friends, Ks~ i's in attendance at this meeting .•• . 4th 16th 1800'--Certific:ate of right of members-hip' for Leander 8'. Stanfield' family to Greenvi'He m m ()1f Friends, Io-wa'. Recei ved certific-ate of right of membershfp' fo,r Elii as' Jessup, a I\Uinfs,ter of the Gospel and Mary Jean, hi;s wife with their min()r.' children EdWin L•. , Arthur H~, and LillIan? from Whittier m1miC'alif., dated 3rd mo 81th 1890. Wilson H~, and Lucy W. Cox, members'••• request letter from us' wi th a view of j o-ining ano,ther branch of the Christi an church., Letter r~eived' from M.E~Church of (?)Malliew~ Ks~ for WiililiamlR., Johnson who reques:'lls; to be joined h membe~shfp with Friends-;. James; R'. Stanley requests to be joined in membership with Friends and l presents letter of endo'rsement from Methodist Episcopal Church iSn Pi ttsbu~g, Ks • t . Note: If number of pages: were damaged from water and/or mildew, and not all minutes: legibl'e~ Abstracted by Pauline B. Elniff * * * * * "If any young man is about· to commence in the world, with little in his circumstances to prepossess him in favor of one section abov:e anothe'r, we say to him publicly and privately, flGo to the West; there your capacities are sure to be appreCiated and your industry and energy r'ewarded. R --Horace Greeley, editor of ~ Tribune, America's most popular newspaper in the 1850's. ' �17 . I Your AHNENTAFEL. What It lIs .'and__ _ How to Prepare. ~;,..._ It -,_'~1·} ;,~ --J~_: . _:J '"' :.. :" ., Ahnentafel is a German word which means ancestor table(i.e. Ahnen= It is a concise way in which to list your ancestors and their vital statistics in an easily readible form. By using the pedigree chart you can easily construct your own Ahnentafel. For example. counting yourself as number one (Hl) on your pedigree chart. simply transfer your name and pedigree number and your year and state (or country) of birth to the top of the Ahnentafel chart. The names and dates of your parents. (#2 and #3) • are then listed in numerical order under your name 'on the. chart. 'rhen begin listing your paternal grandparents' names and dates in their numertcal order. followed by your maternal grandparents. Continue in this manner. listing as many of your ancestors as you have on your pedigree chart. The empty spaces on your pedigree chart are skipped completely on your Ahnentafel chart. 'l'hus. i f you kno..., the name of your paternal great-grandfather. but not the name of yC'ur paternal great-grandmother. you would list his name (#8). skip her·number (#9) and go on to person #10. Using the following examples of an actual pedigree and ahnentafel. it is easy to see in what manner the Ahnentafel was constructed. Gail lists herself as #1. followed by her father (#2) and her mother (1f3). She then lists her paternal grandparents (H4 and #5). her maternal grandparents (#6 and #7) and her paternal great-grandparents (#8.#9.#10 & #1.1) • Sl..nce the names of her maternal great-grandparents are at this time unknown. their numbers are not written on the Ahnentafel chart. Instead. the next number and name listed is that of the paternal greatgreat-grandfather (#16), whose name is known. Remember that a father's number is always twice that ~f his child's, while a mother's number is always one more than her husband's. Looking at our example. notice that the father of Frank Garrett (#4) is Marcus Garrett (2 X #4= #8) , while his mother is Clara Belle Speer (#8+1=#9). To find the child of Edwin M.• Jenkins (#10). simply divide by two and find that #5 (Nona Jenkins) is his daughter. Because of their compact quality, Ahnentafels are handy for exchanges with other genealogists and show at a glance which ancestors you have knowledge of and which ones you are still seeking. On the following page we show the Ahnentafel of one of our members. Gail' Garrett Van Loenen. what not try to construct· your ~ Ahnentafel. using the steps outlined above? Ancestor~ tafel= table). b. 2 Mar 1861 4.-2:''''.alI;"1k'-;J:::-;~:-,~",:as::::90,",,1!'l'r:':":""--I Webb Cit,.. "0 •• 22 A1I8 1909 Girard. KB 2 'w. II F. CARBHT'r 9 d.. 11 .J\D'I 1969 &::01~~~· w~~~~~:: ~ :5 Clara Belle Slam b. 15 Feb 18?1 Arcadb. ItS o .... so, ItS b. 1) Jul,. 1921 VermlUon Co. II 11 Sarah A. CHANDLER :: d. 19 Sept 1941 Liberal. "0 ... 29 Sept 1942 tile PIlDIGBBII obaI't· ot Oall VAIl LOIiII~ 1'1'011 10,.-ub.~16~A""U~81..C1~B6~2""--­ Clark Co. MO g1: 'L;?"cm"'aHJ:m';;;:.i"i1ni";nS,-----l :: ~g;~.":~~ cg~"~ Yernon co. NO d. 26 Apr 1979 11 Jl7LAmu1~_ .... __ b. 1)' Sept 1B67 1.\ d. 21 Sept 1948 Plttsburg. KS ~b~.~1~"~a~'~1~88~2~---121 Iusosl• .,.l. ) ntanla BUST SIC b. 14 Apr 1919 m.24 June 1911 Pron tenao. KB d. 17 Jun 1966 Pt ttaburs. kS 0L.._ _ _ _ _ _ __ ~~1[4- - - - - - 1l--t""JTe A Portlon or the .tJiIf£llTAPEL or Gall GAIIBET'l' VAll LO£ll£ll BCBN 1. 2. ). ,. 6. 4. 7. 8. ~ 9. , 10. ~t 17. IWIIUm b. 22 Sept 18B, XUBoalavla d. 28 Sept 1914 DIm Gall GAIiIlK'l'T (marrled Alan VAll LOEN£II) Wayne F. GABlIB'l"l' AntOlUa SUSTABSIC Prank J. GAIiIlK'l'T Nana Jli:IIKINS Anton SUSTABSIC Tel'esa rJ!lll[QLS lIaI'ous N. GAIiIlE'l'T Clara Belle SPl!EB I!dw1D M. Jli:IIKINS Elva Ann WILSON Aqullla GAIlI!K'l'T Sarah If.. CliAlmLlil! 1921 1919 1890 1889 1882 188, 1861 1871 1862 1867 18)4 KS KS 1942 110 110 110 rUG ruG II. 1911 KS KS MO lA OR 1909 KS 1887 KS 1882 110 1969 1979 1966 1974 1946 1941 19)' 1948 1909 KS KS KS KS /10 110 KS KS . PI ttaburs. KS 1 _ _ _ _ __ I I I �18 AHNENTAFEL OF GAIL GARRETT VAN LOENEN BORN Gail GARRETT ( marr 1 ed Alan VAN LOENEN) Wayne F. GARRETT .3 - Antonia SUS TARSI C 4. Frank J. GARRETT 5. Nona JENKINS 6. Anton SUSTARSIC 7. Teresa YENKOLE 8 • Marcus N. GARRETT 9. Clara Belle SPEER 10 _ Edwin M. JENKINS 11. Elva Ann WILSON 16 _ Aquill:a GARRETT 17 .;' S'arah .k. -,eHANI>I:.ER 18 ,'William SPEER ' 19. Susan J _ BOND 20. -Abraham. -D., JENKINS ' 21_>,',Mary N inerva- SPRAGUE* -22; _ William. WILSON 2.3. Hanna TERRELL .32. Marcus GARRETT .3.3-Josella PARKER .38. William B~:; BOND .39 - Russila EVANS 40. Thomas JENKINS 41 • Maria HAYNES 42. William SPRAGUE 4.3. Olive BROUGHT 64 _ Benjamin A. GARRETT 65 • Mary BERRY MARRIED DIED 1. 2: - I - 1921 1919 1890 1889 1882 1885 1861 1871 1862 1867 18.34 1841 KS 1942 MO KS MO MO YUG YUG IL KS MO IA OH VT ' IND IL 1836 VA-. 1845 MO IA VA TN 1810 TN MO 1909 KS 1911 KS 1887 KS 1882 MO 1856 IL 1861 MO 18.3.3 1969 '1979 1966 1974 1946 1941 19.35 1948 1909 1902 1898 KS KS KS KS MO MO KS KS KS OK 1910 ',,'j 19.36 KS 'OH' 18.35 IA 1885 KS VA VA * Mary Minerva SPRAGUE was married to:Abraham JENKINS using the surname (BARNES) ,:whi ch was the surname of her stepfather. ",,="~.~~~------ ---- , -- - -,,-.'--' -=---~- We invite our members to prepare and submit their own Ahnentafel, five generation chart and family Bible records for publication in future issues of The Pioneer. �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE'RECORDS-1871 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 Decu1871 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 Brubake~, M.G. ReV.. John K. Dunn PETERSON, Mat il da 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, Ellen 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,F .J'~' 25 Oct 1871 24 Dec 1871,- Leavenworth, KS Rev. Albert M. Richardson Ezra Hubbel, M.G. 2 Apr 1871 . Chas. Chadwick, J.P. �--------- --- --- DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS-1871-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, William S. Hol ton, KS COCKLIN, Charles M. COFFIN, John W. Wayne Co., IN COGSWELL, Fred 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,. George Kans. City, KS DEMING, Charles G. Edwardsville, KS Bride Date & Place if other than Lawrence SELZER, Kristine 8 Dec 1871 WATKINS, Eliza Ann 16 May 1871 MITCHELL, Amanda J. 11 Jan 1871 WEISE(WIESE-WISE), Antoniethe B. 21 Apr 1871 HAMLIN, Emma L. 31 Oct 1871 NEPUR(NIPPER), Martha 5 Mar 1871 WARD, Mary J • 19 Aug .1871 Jeff Co., KS HEMING (HEMMINGS), Lizzie C. 23 Oct. 1871 BATES, Azubah (Aguba) 1 Feb. 1871 - Clinton, KS CREW, Mary Emma 9 Mar 1871 . NilST, Mattie E. 9 Sept 1871 New York SAMPSON, Julia F. 22 June 1871 STEVENIN, Laure Celina 12 Sept 1871 - Douglas Co., KS Douglas Co., KS WALKER, Palina 23 Jan 1871 Officiant James M. Hendry,F.J. Rev. Frank M. Ellis J ame sM. Hendry, .. Rev. William A. Starrett Rev. Frank M. Ellis H. H. Howard, J.P. James M. Hendry,P.J.· Rev. Rev. Rev. N.S. William A. Starrett Walter Oakley William A. Starrett Sage, M.G. N. S. Sage, M.G. Werter R. Davis, M.G. o 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.(V.) 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. HarfoId, M.G. 30 Aug 1871 - Burr Oak, Leavenworth Co., KS 25 Aug 1871 11 June 1871 25 Dec 1871 - Jeff. Co., KS Thomas H. Vail, Bishop David Shuck, M.G. James H. Carruth, M.G. John W. Davis, J.P. 19 Dec.1871 James M. Hendry, ·F.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. ,; 25 June 1871 - License only James M. Hendry, P·.J. WARD, Esther A. Topeka, KS N \ �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS-1871-Cont'd Bridegroom Bride Date & Place if other than Lawrence Officiant 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 P. 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 (?) J ame sM. Hendry, P:.J. Rev. Frank M. Ellls,J 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 FlDRY, 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 5 Feb 1871 15 Feb 1871 8 Mar 1871 6 Nov 1871 1 Jan 1871 4 July 1871 - Clinton 0 Rev. John Bower T. W. Greene, M.G. Rev. Walter Oakley D. G. Letts, M.G. Jonn Bowe't., 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 ·l· ." 19 Jan 1871 3 July 1871 - Marion (?) James M. 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. N I-' �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 FAiEY, Sophia RAYMING, Henrietta COKER, El izabeth Douglas Co., KS MC GEE, Nancy Douglas Co., KS SHULTZ(S), 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 18717 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. Humbol d t, 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, Cather ine 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,ty, 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 ~ J Annie G. 15 Feb 1871 John K. Dunn, Rev. N N �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS-1871-Con't. Bridegroom Bride Date & Place if other than Lawrence KINTZLER, Jacob KNIPP, Christian KNOLL, Balthaser KRETSIN GER, Daniel L. 6 Jefferson Co., KS LAMBDIN, Joshua T. Eldorado, Butler Co., 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 E) Sept 1871 Nov,. 1871 Jan 1871 May 1871 Officiant James M. Hendry, Prob J H. B. Be1mer, M.G. Carl Fred Wi1k Trepton, Rev. George A. Irwin (?) 9 Oct 1871 A. M. Richardson, Rev. 16 May 1871 16 Dec. 1871 23 Feb 1871 James M. Hendry, P.J. James M. Hendry, P.J. Rev. Felix P. SwemQergh, Cath. Priest James M. Hendry, P.J. 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 .S;W~ERLEY (SNEVELY), LYON, Lucius D.e MARCH, Marquis L. MARCKLE, William D. ING ESON, Anna C. PARKER, Martha E. WORTHEY (WORTHY), Nancy M. PARKS, Ju1iaA. EVANS, Saluda F. 28 Mar 1871 22 Dec 1871 17 Aug 1871 Silas Bond, J.P. W. L. Leak, ~l.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. 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. MER TIN (MIRTIN),Frederick MILLER, Calvin S. Montgomery Co, KS "B~11e 27 Dec 1871 23 28 19 27 Mar 1871 June 1871 Mar 1871 June 1871 Rev. James Bryson T. W. Henderson, M.G. S. T. Barnes, Rev. D. A. Perrin, Rev. 1 Jan 1871 Jrunes E. Hi1key, M. G. 4 July 1871 23 Sept 1871 22 Nov 1871 J. C. Kirkman (?) 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 Job Robinson, M.G. H. B. Be1mer, Rev. R. L. Harford, M.G. N W �- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - --- --- ------- - -- - ----- ----l DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS-1871-cont'd. Date & Place if other than Lawrence Bridegroomm _Bride MILLER, Charles MINOR, Preston MUMFO RD, John NOWELS, Stephen OLSSON, Augustus PALMER, Edward S. Burlingame, 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, ~ohn Topeka, KS PLANT, Thomas H. (~.) PLATTS, Wesley E. PLOUGHE, N. T. (F.) PRENDERGAST, J. F. PRICE, Emanuel P~PYOSI, Lawrence K. \ Osage Co, is - - -----; RICHARDS, Charle-sChicago, IL RITZINGER, Michael REED, John A. Jefferson Co., KS REYNOLDS, Gabriel ROBERT SON, J. W. ROUSELAUX, J. E., Dr. RUEDIGER, Theodore H. RUSSELL, Stephen SAMSEL, George W. SANDERS, Harman SAUM, Randolph F. 25 Oct 1871 FISHPAW, Mary 3 Aug 1871 BUCKLEY(R), Louisa DILLIARD(DILLARD), Cora 14 Dec 1871 . HILL, Al ice 18 July 1871 9 Mar 1871 ERCSON, Christina 21 Oct 1871 ISHAM, Erilily EVANS, El izabeth ACKERMAN, Angeline 3 June 1871 15 Oct 1871 6 May 1871 PETERSON, Sophia 12 Dec 1871 PERSON, Nell ie 31 May 1871 PETERSON, Mary SIMPSON, Millie 30 Apr 1871 A7=EINGHAM,- Emma E. 29 Nov 1871 Reno, KS COLLIER, Annie 7 Nov 1871 Topeka, KS 20 Dec 1871 STEWART, Anna M. 9 Feb 1871 WYATT, Fanny S. 23 Feb 1871 - Shawnee Co., KS KELLoGG, Cornelia DUGGAN, Delia (Dellia) 23 Apr 1871 27 Apr 1871 SMITH, Sarah Jane . 21 Se~~L~ll- Douglas Co., KS HAGER, Martha i-Decatur, -IL- - I 'EMERY, Jos-ie L~---- , 29 JUlie 1871 SCHWEITZER, Ellen MERIDETH, Margaret Doug. Co., KS SMITH, Samantha C. BOWKUl,' Tinnie I. ROBERTS, Louise POEHLER, Bertha M. SHAUGHNESEY, Mary Ellen WRIGHT, Sarah MATNEY, Nancy TALBERT, Mary 20 Feb 1871 3 Aug 1871 2 Apr 1871 2 May 1871 12 July 1871 10 Oct 1871 3 Jan 1871 1 July 1871 15 Oct 1871 21 May 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• John K. Dunn, Rev. Reuben Macomber, M.e.. William A. Starrett, Rev. Henry B. Belmer, M.G. James M. Hendry, P.J. E. G. Macy, J.P. Charles Chadwick, J.P. James M. Hendry, P. J. Richard Cordley, Rev. Frank M. Ellis, Rev. John Mack (7) John F. Cunningham, Rev. John K. Dunn,. Rev. J. F. Morgan, M.G • r---- -. . ----- -- ---James G.Rciberts,- M~G. James M. Hendry, P.J. S. T. Barnes, Rev. E. McKee, J.P. Richard Cordley, M.G. john K. Dunn, Rev. Richard Cordley, 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 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, William F. Dg. Co. SHEACH, John SHUCK, David STEELE, Amz i J. STEVEN S, J. W. STEPHENS, Thomas Baldwin City, KS STEVESON, James A. Osage Co., KS STICHER (STRICHER), John Henry - Leroy, Coffey Co., SMITH, Frankl in SMITH, George W. Lecompton, KS SMITH, James SMITH, Wi1fordA. SMITH, Wm. H. SMITH, William H. SNYDER, Henry SUTTON, James M. Frankl in Co., KS TABOR, Rufus K. Marion Co., KS TAFT, Reuben E. Jeff. Co., KS Bride Date & Place if other thah Lawrence Officiant ELDRIDGE, Eva L. 1 June 1871 Frank M. Ellis, Rev. 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 (7) SELLS, Mary J. 20 Oct 1871 H. D. Healey, M.G. 17 May 1871 TIPTON, Frances Anderson Co., KS Moses T. Weir, M. G. OLDHAM, Mary 21 Sept 1871 P. M. Lewis, M.G. STAINES, Emeline 16 July 1871 Samuel T. Barnes, Rev. BLEVENGE, C1arenda 2 Aug 1871 J. H. BaIlon, Clergy GUEST, Hattie V. S. 19 Jan 1871 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 �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS-1871-cont'd .Bridegroom TEHAi;:l, 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 WA1.TCiJN, Benjamin WATTS, John C. WAYMIRE, Hugh WELLS, Will ie F. NewM¥ork 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 18ill Dg. BENGTSON, Anna M. 16 Dec 1871 CRUMMET, Abigail 16 Dec 1871 Jeff. Co., KS WHALEY, E. Rosa 11 July 1871 Athens Co., OH PECKHAM, Emily C. 27 June 1871 ETER, Caroline 2 Feb 1871 - Eudora, KS BOOSE, Louisa 14 Sept 1871 COLIER, Fannie 3 Jan 1871 ADOLPH, Maggie 7 Dec 1871 DUPRIE (DUPUE),Mollie E.30 Mar 1871 Patterson, NJJ 4 May 1871 - Jefferson Co., KS GROSLAND, Mary E. New Philadelphia, OH . SHOUP, Lucinda 21 N.ov 1871 KOUB, Susan 16 May 1871 - Franklin Co., KS Franklin Co., KS WILTEMANNE, Augusta 10 Sept 1871 11 Feb 1871 ADAMS, Celestia A. RIGGS, Minerva F. 1 Apr 1871 12 Sept 1871 MARTIN, Annie Dg. Co., KS LIPSKINS (LIPSCULL) ~. 28 Mar 1871 Cora COKER, Rebecca 13 Oct 1871 NORTON, Alice B. 31 Dec 1871 22 June 1871 SUTTER,. Mattie LOGAN, Hanna (Lunina) 5 June 1871 19 Sept 1871 HAYDEN, Melvina ALLEN, Harriet 6 June 1871 Howard Co., KS Officiant Felix P. Swembergh, Priest WWerter 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. Hatford, M.G. James M. Hendry, P.J. R. L. Harford, M.G. S. Weaver, M.G. E. G. Macy, J.P. Peter Brubaker, M.G. James M. 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 AOKERMAN., Angel ine ADAMS, Annie G. ADAMS, Sophia J. ADER, Caroline ADOLPH, Maggie ALBERY, Lizza (Lizz ie) 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 'CCfLIER, Fannie 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 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) 1__ MINOR, Preston ALMQUIST, Peter STEPHENS, Thomas HENDERSON, George W. HILL, Paul H. WILLIAMS, Lorenzo D. WATTS, John C. PHILLIP$, John W. 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 ¥ENTIONER, George W. BRANNAN, Archie T. GRIGGS, Walter S. KNOEL, Bal thaser 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 QLSSON, 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 N -....J �Alphabetical listing of the' brides from 1871 Marriage Records, Douglas County, .KS (cont' d) 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, Emma 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, A1 ice NOWELS, Stephen HUGHES, Emma HOYBINE, Daniel E. HEYNEN, Frederikie HINTZLER, Jacob INGESON, Anna C. LYON,Lucius D. ISHAM, Emily PALMER, Edward S. JACKSON, Mal inda 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, Lizz ie 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'lLESLIE), SHAW, William 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,. Emma COPLEY, Henry W. MARLEY, Mary M. JONES, Will iam T. MARBY, Pamelia E. HARRIS, George A. 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, JennieH. NEPUR (NIPPER), Martha NORTON, Alice B. OLDHAM, Mary OWEN, Slyvia (Silva) A. PARKER, Martha E. PARKS, Jul ia A. PECKHAM, Em il y C. PERSON, Nell ie PETERSON, Mary PETERSON, Matilda PETERSON, Sophia PETIT, Annette PETTY, E1 izabeth PHELPS, Mary O• PIERSON, Ellen A. POEHLER, Bertha M. PRINCE, Catherine 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, Mil ton WILLITS, William SMITH , James MILLER, Calvin S. MARCH, Marquis R. MARTIN, James A. VINCENT, Charles G. (S.) PETERSON, Peter PETERSON, Peter J. BAINES, Thomas PETER SON, Andrew LAURENT, Martin J. LANE, Michael FRANKLIN, Benjamin STEELE, Amz i J. RUEDIGES, Theodore H. ARTHUR, Josephus N 00 �Bride Alphabetical listing of the brides from 1871 Marriage Records, Douglas County, KS (cont'd) Groom Groom Bride PURDY, Mary C. RAMSEY, Del ia RA YMING, Henrietta REED, Egganorcis REED, Margaret Ann REED, Sarah E. PETRIE, Lavina (Davina) SHAUGHNESEY, Mary Ellen REYNOLDS, Dora J. RHODIE, Jane RIGGS, Mfiierva 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), Emiry SIMPSON, Millie SINFIELD, Lott ie SKILES, Ura A. SMART, Lucinda SMITH, Irene A. SMITH, Mary Snyder, Henry HUGHES, Jesse HILBERT, George C. BROWN, Will iam COCKLIN, Charles M. LEWIS, Artiman H. LAMBDIN, Joshua T. RUSSELL, Stephen HATHAWAY, Marion KNIPP, Christian WILLIAMS, George TAFT, Reuben E. _fROUSELAUX;--Dr-.-J". E~-'-', [ HAYMAN, Wilrfaffi R .~- --~" -- BROwN,-OctaMious-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 SMITH, Matilda JAMES, Christopher C. SMITH, Samantha C. REYNOLDS, Gabriel SMITH, Sarah Jane PRICE, Emanuel SPENCER, Ellen M. LAYU, James M. SPILLMAN, Martha J. LAWRENCE, Samuel D. STAINES, Emeline SMITH, Wilford A. STANFIELD, Mary J. ESTES, Joshua P. STAPLES, Maybell HARDING, Hugh G. Typed by Dr. Thomas Gorton 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 LOSEY, Thomas J. TALBERT, Mary SAUM, Randolph F. T.ERRY, Mary E. BARNES, Wm. C. TIPTON, France s SMITH, George W. TO LLSON, Adda (Ada) FITSUE (FITSUN/FITZUE), Rolan TUSSEY, Blanche THURBUR, Lyman R. TWIST, Mattie E. COUCH, Eliza H. ULRICH, Susan FLORY, Wesley VANCIL, Rachel C. BOND, Thomas CLEMENT, -William S. WALKER, Palina WALLACE, Lizzie GARDNER, Enos M. WALTON, Heetta (Hetta) HUDSON, El ish a WARD, Annie GREEN, J ame s WARD, Es ther A. DEMING, Charles G. WARD, Mary J. CANNEDY, Ezekiel BUNTON, John E. WATKINS, Eliza Ann WAYMIRE, Harriet A. STEVENS, J. W. WEISE (WIESE/WISE), BUSE, Henry J. Antonuthe B. WIETEMANNA, Augusta WEYERMULLER, Henry WILLIS, Barbary BUCKNER, George WILLISON, Allie L. COEFIN, John W. WINTHROP, Lucy A. ALEXANDER, Smith WOLF, Catherine KELLERMAN, Louis WORTHEY (WORTHY), Nancy M. MARCKLE, William D. SAMSEL, George W. WRIGHT, Sarah WYATT, Fanny S. PLATTS, Wesley E. FLEER, Frederick ZUBEY (SERBEY), Barbara (Barberry) �30 PIONEER CEMETERY Rich in History Much of Its Story is Lost Thru Failure to Keep Records One of the most interesting landmarks in Douglas county to those with a historical turn of mind is the old Pioneer cemetery, originally called Oread cemetery. It was the first public burying ground for the use of citizens of Lawrence. Much of the early history of Lawrence may be reconstructed in the mind of the observer by reading the inscriptions on the moss covered and broken head stones in the cemetery. The cemetery is located southwest of the University, on the road leading from the campus to Number Six school. It is a six-acre plot, a little north of the center of the east side of the NE quarter of .section 2, township 13, range 19. According to information compiled by Elmer E. BROWN, the land where the cemetery is located was preempted by Aaron PERRY. It was established soon after the settlement of Lawrence and burial was by permission and without system or plot. Burials may have been. made prior to 1855 but the first burial by marked monument was that of Cornelius C&~BE~L. The inscription on the stone says that he died on April 22, 1855 at the age of 56 years. The second oldest burial, according to marked stones, was that of Carl G. RAU. The third burial was that of Thomas W. BARBER, who died on December 6, 1855. QUANTRILL's raid on August 21, 1863 added many new gra"es to the cemetery. Most of the victims were interred there but upon opening Oak Hill cemetery in 1865 many bodies of QUANTRILL's victims were moved to the new burial ground. A suitable monument was erected to the victims. According to stones remaining in the old burial grounds a large number of the victims of the raid still rest where they were first buried. The reinterment of the QUANTRILL victims was carried out in 1872. Elmer E. BROWN says the G.A.R., thru the efforts of C.W. SMITH, applied to the government for markers for the graves of the Wisconsin soldiers and these were finally received and set up by Charlie APITZ under the direction of SMITH. Some 20 of these markers are still in the Pioneer plot. BROWN says that thru the efforts of Mr. SMITH funds were raised to build a monument to the unknown dead of the Civil war. O. WHIPPLE, a plasterer and stone mason and a member of the G.A.R., built a monument of brick and plastered it. Metal letters forming an inscription were placed on it but have long since fallen away. BROWN says the cemetery was once surrounded by a well-laid dry rock wall fence. Boys after rabbits tore down the wall and the stone was gradually hauled away. �31 A black locust thicket grew over most of the ground and when the surroundi~g property came into the possession of N.A. GWIN, he made the proposition that if materials were furnished he would fence the ground and turn his herd of goats in to clean off the brush. The fence was built and the brush cleared away. Early in the history of the cemetery, N.P. DEMING found that the deed to property held by him to the north of the cemetery covered all or a part of the cemetery, and BROWN says C.W. SMITH raised $135 to purchase the land from DEMING. The deed was made on April 1, 1867. The following, written by W.C. SIMONS, is taken from the Lawrence Journal World of May 11, 1915: "BEAUTIFUL OLD FORGOTTEN CEMETERY" Tragic story of the early days of Lawrence written in stone where early martyrs rest. Records have been lost and many of the dead have been forgotten. The cemetery came into disuse more than forty years ago, when Oak Hill was opened. Within five minutes walk from Mount Oread, with its teeming life, is a quiet and beautiful city of the dead in which sleep those who passed away during the early daYS,,~/of Lawrence. Originally a stony knoll, overlooking the Wakarusa, it has now a spot of great beauty shaded by trees planted by loving hands many ago. ~ere sleep early settlers, men,who fell in the border warfare martyrs to freedom and beside them sleep little babes, who, if they lived, would now be old men and women, for this quiet and forgotten was used sixty years ago. become years as had cemetery Here, too, rest a large number of soldiers from Wisconsin regiments, probably little more than boys when they marched away from their homes in the sixties, and for half a century they have been resting with their faces turned toward the azure blue of a Kansas sky. The story of epidemics which swept away the little ones is told by a large number of little slabs bearing almost the same date. Perhaps it was scarlet fever, or diphtheria, before the modern anti-toxins of today were known, but whatever it was it robbed: the poor homes of the early settlers of Lawrence of their dearest treasures. Character there is also in the monuments still standing or lying broken on the ground. We find the ephemeral American policy of show in a stucco monument to "tile unknown dead and the solid, enduring work of the Germans in solid granite set about with iron posts and chains which show little wear for their half century of exposure. It was a long way to the old settler, perhaps two miles from Massachusetts s,treet and it was then up almost inaccessible hills, but those who were living followed the bodies of their dead and planted trees which have now grown to large proportions. Even these old trees show the marks of storms which have blown across the hill and have left broken branches and twisted trunks. �32 As nearly as can be learned, this old cemetery, which has been known as Oread,was opened in 1854 or 55,within a year after the town of Lawrence was founded. At the corner nearest the city are some evergreens which were planted by the late N.P. DEMING to mark the graves of his parents. Old Mr. DEMING loved trees and together with Chancellor MARVIN years ago planted the walnuts which have grown into the beautiful grove just north of the university buildings. The very large proportion of soldiers from the Third Wisconsin cavalry buried in the old cemetery is said to be due to the prevalence of an epidemic--Wi11iam CRUTCHFIELD says Cho1era--that was prevailing here while this regiment was in camp enroute to some more southerly point. Others admit the prevalence of disease but do not think it was cholera. Mr. EDWARDS and Mr. HUDDLESTON remember the unusual mortality among the Wisconsin men while the Third was temporarily here, but as stated, they do not agree with Mr. CRUTCHFIELD as to the cause. All the burials of the men from the Wisconsin regiment seem to have been made in the old cemetery, and more of them, in fact, than the old headstones disclose, because some of the bodies, none knows how many, have been taken up and sent East, and still others are in Oak Hill. The Wisconsin regiment did not have any fight while here, all are positive, and they are certain its mortality was caused by disease. Not a line of the original records about the old cemetery are in existence, so far as the Oak Hill cemetery officials 'and the old settlers know. The Rev. L.R. NICHOLS, who died in Lawrence in 1858 and was buried in the old cemetery and whose body is yet there, is described by William CRUTCHFIELD as "A young preacher, probably 21 years old, who did not have any pastorate, but 'preached around' here and there." He had not been ordained, Mr. CRUTCHFIELD thinks, but was a divinity student out getting experience. He died of a fever. Charles L. EDWARDS remembers distinctly the first death in Lawrence, and remembers seeing the funeral procession wind about the foot.and slopes of Mount Oread on its way westward. Mr. Edwards was not at the burial, but was very certain the interment was made in the old cemetery and that it was the first interment therein. The dead man was name~d POMEROY (from ANDRES history the name is Moses POMEROY)" and he was a near relative of S.C. POMEROY, afterwards United States senator from Kansas. David C. BUFFMAN, who is buried in the old cemetery, and who died September 17, 1856, was shot by men, probably "border Ruffians, II who robbed him of his horses while he was working±~ the field. He resisted, or at least protested, and was murdered in cold blood. He did not die at the time, but lingered, and was able to tell how he came to meet his death. This-incident Mr. EDWARDS remembers distinctly. Thomas W. BARBER, an uncle of O.P. BARBER, of Lawrence, died at a point on the highway four miles west of Lawrence, December 6, 1855, under the following circumstances; He and his brother Robert and Thomas PIERSON, brother-in-law of the BARBERS, were returning to their homes eight miles southwest of Lawrence, following the old California road. They had reached a point where their �33 route swerved from the California road toward the southwest when they saw at a distance to the northwest a party of men supposed by them to number a hundred or so. As they looked two of the three men rode away from the main body and "cutting across" intercepted them. The Lawrence men anticipated no trouble and did not run. As they came up to the two men one of the latter engaged the~ in conversation, and asked them where they were from. Thomas BARBER answered, "Lawrence." One of the two, a quite young man, then began to curse and said, "Why don't you fellows obey the law?" and pulling a pistol fired directly at Thomas BARBER's chest, and followed . it up with a shot aimed at Robert BARBER's groin. This second shot passed through the saddle seat and into the horse Robert BARBER was riding. All five then put spurs to their horses, riding directly away. from each other-one party eastward, the other westward. Robert BARBER, the only one of the Lawrence men armed, shot at the two retreating men several times, and it is thought he slightly wounded one of them. About a hundred yards west of where the shooting took place Thomas BARBER sank from his horse, saying he was shot. The others dismounted and Thomas died a few moments later. The slayer of BARBER was never identified. Thomas BARBER was born in 1814, and came to Kansas from New Paris, Ohio. Following is given the names and some of the data to be found on the stones: Caro1ita M., daughter of W. M. and M. L. BURHANS, July 25, 1868, aged 19 months At Rest, Jacob S., son of Absolom and Anna T. HOLCOMB, June 7, 1871, age 16 years. (This slab which stands erect has been used as a mark by hunters.) L. F. AHRBERG, June 12, 1865. L. M. HOLTZLANDER, Oct. 13, 1864. (This monument is leaning against a tree and the grave it formerly marked may have been opened.) A large stucco monument is marked with a copper slab upon which appeared originally in white letters the following inscription: "To the unknown dead Union Soldiers of the Civil war." A broken slab, with a hand pointing upwards, was marked: Frances M., wife ofJ.C. CUNNINGHAM, Aug. 12, 1864. "I know that my Redeemer liveth." Nearby are a large number of stones evidently furnished by the Federal government to mark the graves of soldiers. Simply the name and company is given and if one wishes further information there are somewhere the original rosters of the companies. Adam ARIS, Co. B. 1st. Wis. E.S. SMITH, Co. A. 1st. Wis. Harlow BURTON, Co. C. 13th. Wis. LA.F. RANDOLPH, Co. A. 1st. Wis. R.C. CONDON, Co. D. 13th. Wis. �34 Stephen WEST, Co. D. 13th. Wis. Edwin PRICE, Co. F. 13th. Wis. G.E. BARl.'lUM, Co. F. 13th. \oTis. Louis SHIELDS, Co. H. 13th Wis. Wm. KEETAR, Co. K. 13th. Wis. Inft. A.T. FINNEY, Co. F. 13th Wis. John VONDERBURGH, Co. D. 13th Wis. John PLANTZ, Co. K. 13th. Wis. David SEELEY, Co. H. 13th. Wis. Milo ACKERMAN, Co. A. 13th. Wis. G.W. KINNEY, Co. G. 13th. Wis. J.M. POMEROY, Co. G. 13th. Wis. Sgt. D.H. WHITTLESEY, Co. A. 13th. Wis. These two stones, which bear the mark of Ech'lb'ry and Cribb LEAVENWORTH, evidently tell the sad story of two brothers called but two weeks apart. Margaret J. SWEEZER, Aug. 26, 1855, 2 years. Beside some large evergreens is a stone marked: - Martha GRAHAM, Mar. 11, 1858, Age 53. Louisa O. GRAHAM, Feb. 7, 1858, Age 17. "The Lord is my Shepherd I'll not want." Wife and Daughter of Jno. M. GRAHAM. James HALL, May 5, 1867. Age 54. At this grave is a locust tree nearly two feet in diameter and about it are a number of graves ~arked with ordinary stones. In the south-western part. of the cemetery are a lot of graves, no telling just how many, simply marked with the plain limestone pi~ked up in the cemetery and placed to mark the grave temporarily until a better mark could be secured. Those who placed their loved ones there have forgotten them and today there is probably no one who cares. Delia DILLARD, Died 1863. Age 73. A masonic insignia also marked the stone of John BERRY, Jan. 30, 1869. Age 25 years. "Meet me in Heaven" are the words above a carved hand holding a bouquet and below appears Samuel JONES, Feb. 5, 1868. Age 26. , In Memory of Francis KILLAM, May 25, 1857. Age 53. "Blessed' are Dead who die in the Lord." Mary Ann, Daughter of L.C. & E. PEET, April 10, 1857. Age 1 year. The best preserved grave and markings in the cemetery is the one which reads as follows:- Gatte. Carl G. RAU. Geb. 22 Mai 1827, Gest. 4 Nov. 1855. Gewidmet von der Wittwe Elise geb. MAIER, mit ihremkind. The stone is of solid granite and shows no wear while the four heavy iron posts connected with chains will stand for a hundred years to come. The best translation the writer could make is "Husband. Carl G. RAU born May 22, 1827, died Nov. 4, 1855. Erected by the widow, Elise born MAIER, with their child." In memory of Cornelius CAMPBELL Apr. 22, 1855. Age 56. is half buried. This stone �35 Thomas W. BARBER, born Feb. 22, 1814, died Dec. 6, 1855. This monument came from Richmond, Indiana, and is the largest private monument in the cemetery. Hiram BU, Oct. 9, 1857. Age 28. Mary E. GODWIN, Mar. 4, 1862. Age 25. Albro, son of G.W. and M.E. GODWIN. Aug. 2, 1864. Age 9 yrs. Jennie GODWIN, Nov. 16, 1873. Age 4 mos. Geo. GODWIN, Nov. 30, 1872. Age 1 year. Aug. P. NIXON only son of Ira and Phebe NIXON, Sept. 2, 1857. Age 26. Geo. B. SUTLIFF, June 23, 1859. Age 18. "Far from Home." Walter B.S. son of G. and L. GRISWOLD, born Oct. 18, 1854, Died on the Memorial morning Aug. 21, 1863. The upper part of a broken slab reads: Leaner D. wife of S.W. SPEAS. Sept. 29, 1864. While on the lower half is written:"Oh cruel death. 0 greedy grave To steal and hide away The idol of a lover's heart As your own lawful prey." Freeman, son of Carlos and Lucy A. HALL, Aug. 12, 1864, aged 6 years 10 mos. This slab leans against that of the boy's father, Carlos HALL, Nov. 16, 1862, aged 38 years. Dora, daughter of O.D. and S.A. PICKENS, Jan. 26, 1867, aged 14 mos. and 10 days. Nearby is another, Lauretta, daughter of O.D. and S.A. PICKENS, Sept. 21, 1864, age 2 months. Louis A. SWAN killed in raid Aug. 21, 1863. bears the insignia of the Masonic order. Age 31 years. Dora, daughter of L.G. and F. BUSSE, Feb. 6, 1869. Peace." This stone "Darling rest in Walter C. HUTCHINSON, Oct. 11, 1861. Age 40 years. Annie E., daughter of G.C. and M.A. HUTCHINSON, age 11 months. slab is down and broken as are many of the others. This On a rude sandstone is carved L. MINER, aged 60 years and below it, L. MINER age 10 months. Nearby is a little grave marked with an ordinary piece of limestone at the head and feet. Chester HAY, Aug. 21, 1863. Aged 28. Killed in the Lawrence Massacre. On the HAY monument is the imprint of the makers, CHAMP & PORTER and many of the other monuments also bear a similar advertisement. N.H. BLANTON, Apr. 18, 1858. Age 16. as to be hard to read. Francis M. BLANTON, May 1st, 1858. This slab is so over grown Age 20 years. Angelina, wife of Simon RITTER, Mar. 13, 1858. a broken and half buried slab. Age 21, appears on �36 The tombstone of David C. BUFFUM, one of the free state martyrs, leans against a tree. The inscription is "David C. BUFFUM, bor~ at Salem, Mass., died near Lawrence, Sept. 17, 1856. His death although a great loss to his friends and the country has been a great gain for the cause of freedom. He was devoted to the cause for which he suffered his .last words being 'I am willing to die for the cause of Freedom in Kansas. ,,,, Eddie, son of C.and A. DUNCAN, Mar. 12, 1859. Age 6 mos. Chas. T., son of C. and A. DUNCAN, Oct. 2, 1857. Age 13 mos. Eddie, son of W.H. and E. DUNCAN, Dec. 20, 1857. Alfonso, son of W.H. and E. DUNCAN, July 14, 1857, age 2 years. John Byron McLOUTH, Sept. 23, 1857. Age 1 year. James O. BALDWIN, Apr. 30, 1863. Age 28. in death lamented. "Remember friends as you pass by, as you are so was I. As I am so you must be, prepare for death and follow me." He was loved in life and That monument makers could make some queer freaks in the way of stone cutting is shown by the following verse which is given line for tine as it appears on the stone: Cl<}ra M., daughter of Jas. "Oour sweet little child has gone, der sky To mansions above you-To gaze on the beautiful throne on high Of him who is seated" o. and S.J. BALDWIN, Oct. 14, 1~62. Cary H., son of J.O. and S.J. BALDWIN, Aug. 29, 1861. Age 1 mo. "But Jesus said suffer little children and forbid them not Ito come unto me for of such is the kingdom of heaven." Mandae, wife of J.W. MATTHEWS, died Nov. 3, 1861, age 19 "She was lovely she was fair And for awhile was given An angel came and claimed his own And bore her home to heaven." ye~rs. Mr. MATTHEWS apparently loved his young wife dearly and in two months he joined her for the next slab reads: J.W. MATTHEWS, Jan. 7, 1862, age 29. "Cease dear friends (rest·of line cannot be read) Above the spot where I am sleeping When: Christ appears I shall arise And I. hope to meet you in the skies.1! Lucy Jane COAT, daughter of G. W. and E.M. COAT, Jan. 23, 186'2. 1 year. Eighteen months later her father followed her. Age �37 Geo. W. COAT. Killed in the Massacre in Lawrence, Aug. 21, 1863. Age 28 years. A verse follows, but is buried and cannot be read. Benjamin S. DRAPER, Oct. 18, 1862. T.J. BROKAW, Mar. 14, 1872. E. BROKAW, Mar. 11, 1872. Age 13. Age 39. Age 37. Rev. Wm. A. KENNEY, of the Kansas Conference of the M.E. Church, Apr. 23, 1863. Age 28. "This Jesus whom I preach unto you, is Christ." Rev. L.H. NICHOLS, Aug. 28, 1858. Age 22 years and 10 months. The first wife of L.S. STEELE was the widow of John R. BL~ELY and his monument bears several inscriptions. John R. BLAKELY, Killed at Coal Harbor, June 1, 1864. Infant son and daughter of L.S. and L.A. STEELE Abraham BLAKELY, Dec. 19, 1864. Age 53 Chas. A. BLAKELY, May 31, 1864. Age 28 J.R. BLAKELY's grave is also marked by a government stone with his name and "Co. F.9 N.Y. H.A." An iron railing nearby surrounds a child's grave but there are no marks to indicate the name. Henry B. SHAW, Sept. 22, 1858. Age 23. John T., son of David and Mary EVANS, Apr. 12, 1864. Age 15 mos. A stone upon which the name STEARNS and the date 64 could be made out was so deeply buried that the rest of the inscription could not be read. There is evidence of an old trail leading through the cemetery and Mrs. Paul R. BROOKS says that this road was open and used after the cemetery was abandoned, but was finally ordered closed. The grounds were not fenced until taken over by Mr. GWIN to be pastured by his goats. A concensus of the opinions of E. HUDDLESTON, William CRUTCHFIELD and Charles L. EDWARDS indicates pretty conclusively that the old cemetery which was deserted in 1865 was abandoned for the most part because it was comparatively inaccessible--much more so at least than the Oak Hill Cemetery. Much of the distance was up a stiff grade, and the new site proved so much more popular that after the new cemetery was opened internments out there practically ceased. The soil in the old cemetery is said to be for the most part not so fertile as in Oak Hill, and that fact had considerable influence in the abandonment. --LATER INFORMATION GATHERED IN 1939"":Alfred PEAKE. Sarah PEAKE. Died Feb. 27, 1882. Died Sep. 23, 1882. Aged 63 yrs. Aged 58 yrs. John OLIVER, born in the parish of St. Minver, Cornwall, England. Died in Lawrence, Kansas, October 27, 1861. Aged 77 years. : :-Prudence NICHOLS, his wife, who_die~r in the parish of Miriv'er, May 12, 1849;. Aged _66 .years. :. (This monument was placed over the grave of John OLIVER by his granddaughter, Miss Hannah OLIVER, 802 Tennessee St., in 1928.) �38 Among other inscriptions found on stones in the cemetery are the following that appear to be of interest: Ray L. MITCHELL, died Aug. 28, 1858, aged 26 years. Mary Jane, wife of Charles STEARNS, died December 27, 1864. Aged 46 yrs. Charles Thomas, son of C.M. and J. STEARNS, died July 24, 1858, Aged 1 year. James F., son of Alden and Phebe WOOD, born July 12, 1825, died May 24, 1856. Augustus P. NIXON, died September 2, 1857. Samuel, son of Evan and Elizabeth JONES, died August 21, 1863, aged 46 years. Priscilla, daughter of Evan and Elizabeth JONES, died Sept. 18, 1863, aged 25 years. (Both of the above inscriptions are on one stone.) Lydia, wife of L.M. HOLLANDER, born August 1, 1856, died October 31, 1864. L.B. READ reports the notices of two deaths in the READ family: Died, on Monday morning, April 30, Addie E., only child of F.W. and Amelia A. READ, aged one year, eleven months and twenty-two days. Died at the residence of Levi GATES in West Lawrence, August 30, 1862, Freddy Rockwell READ, only child of F.W. and Amelia A. READ, aged eleven months. (The burials were in Pioneer cemetery. the graves exists.) No record of the location of Charles STARKWEATHER reports that the STARKWEATHER family was living over the ALLEN hardware store at the N.E. corner of Massachusetts and Seventh streets at the time of Quantrill's raid. Burials of the following members of the STARKWEATHER family were made in Pioneer cemetery. Mary E. MOORE, grandmother of Charles STARKWEATHER, was born in North Carolina, came to Kansas in April, 1863, died fall of 1872, aged about 80 years. John Noble STARKWEATHER, born in Vermont in 1828, came to Kansas in March, 1863, died in November, 1870. (Father of Charles STARKWEATHER) Oscar STARKWEATHER, born in Lawrence and died in 1868, age one year. Not a line of the original records about the old cemetery are in existence, so far as the Oak Hill cemetery officials and the old settlers knew. The date shown on the monument for Sarah PEAKE, Sept. 23, 1882, was the latest date to be found in the cemetery when Hastie compiled his Record of Cemeteries of Douglas County, Kansas, in 1939. This probably marks one of the last burials to be made in the nineteenth century in this cemetery. Burials were made again beginning in the 1960's. Following is a list of the twentieth century interments. �39 TWENTIETH CENTURY INTERMENTS IN PIONEER CEMETERY (Arranged By Lot Sequence) DATE ON MARKER AREA A 111 1/4 #5 #6 #7 #9 1/12 #13 #15 f;18 #20 1122 1123 1125 ff26 #27 ff28 1129 fl31 #34 #36 1137 #39 Raymond C. MOORE Justice Neale CARMAN Elmer V. MCCOLLUM Louis Raymond FLETCHER Florence BLACK Austin LEDWITH Ben HIBBS C1ytice NICHOLS Jeannette WAGSTAFF WOODRUFF N. Wyman STORER John NELSON Carroll CLARK Robert D. ELLERMEIER Helga VIGLIANO A1do Ettore VIGLIANO Maude ELLSWORTH Fred ELLSWORTH Lucile ELLSWORTH Edward H. TAYLOR William D. PADEN Robert GREAVES Allie Merle CONGER . James Claude MALIN 1974 11/25/72 1967 1973 9/13/74 1/29/75 1975 1/20/77 5/1/75 11/30/77 9/11/81 1/1/78 3/8/78 5/11/78 3/31/65 4/9/78 1/1/65 3/20/79 1978 4/23/79 8/2/79 1979 1/26/79 AREA B 111 #3 1;5 117 1110 1115 1117 1119 ff22 Fred KURATA Erich ALBRECHT James PEOPLES Paul BROTSMAN William RICE Susan PALUMBO James D. STRANATHAN Jose Maria OSMA Irvin E. YOUNGBERG 1980 19'79 1980 19.80 1981 3/16/81 5/22/81 1962 1981 Submitted by Don Vaughn; permission given by James Martin Typed by Jane Wiggins l'''- . \ -- ~. . ;"1 ! "I could point out to you a man whose grandfather was an . Englishman, whose Wife was Dutch, whose son married a French woman, and whose present four sons have now four wives of different nations." --Carl Bode �--------- 40 -- ------- - _:::::..:. - -~~ ... ~. , .1 Til" DUfi-OUT.-The primitive reBidence of IIlany of the li",t ralllilies or KanS:I8. Abstracted from. History of the State of Kansas. A.T. Andreas. Ch1cago. 188) In the early settlement of Douglas County. Kansas. the mun1c1pal townsh1ps of the county were named. Lecompton. Lawrence. Frankl1n. Wash1ngton and Lou1s1ana. On Jan 27. 1856. the townsh1ps were reconstructed and were establ1shed with Lecompton 1n the n()rthwest, .... the City of Lecompton as a voting place, Calhoun 1n the northeast with Lawrence as a vot1ng place, Wash1ngton 1n the southeast with Palmyra as a vot1ng place and Wakarusa 1n the southwest with Bloom1nton as a vot1ng place. On a map published on the 4th of July. 1857, it appears that the incorporated villages in the townships were as follows: In Lecompton townsh1p were Lecompton. Douglas. Ben1c1a and Marshall; Washington township had the villages of Bloomington, Willbw Springs and Washinton; Wakarusa township took in Lawrence, Franklin and Sebastian; Calhoun township had Pacific City. Lou1siana. Palmyra and'Pra1r1e C1ty. Most of these v1llages are no longer 1n existence. In August of 1858, the townships were: Lecompton. Lawrence. Eudora. Palmyra (changed from Calhoun), W1llow Springs, Marion and Clinton. In 1859. Kanwaka townsh1p was formed ,and in 1867 Grant townsh1p was formed out of Sarcox1e townsh1p (1n Jefferson County). In this issue we g1ve a br1ef h1story of each of the n1ne present-day (198) townsh1ps and list the names of those settlers whose biographies are in the book. History of the State of Kansas. by A.T. Andreas which was published in 188). In subsequent issues other informat1on concerning these townsp1ps w1ll be published~ for exampl~, tax lists, church and scpool records. cop1es of deeds etc. �41 .---' ._- ---.-- CLINTON. a town in Clinton township. is situated between Rock Creek and the Wakarusa. about nine miles southwest of Law~ence. The first settlement was made here in June. 1854 by John A. Beam. N. Alguire and M. Albin. Later a Mr. Spradling. Lyman Sawyers. ~.H. Boughton and G.W. Umberger moved into this vicinity. < ,-"-:,'"' ' '., -. ~~ ?~;-,-;. ~.. .~~ ~~ ~. .--~:.~~·~.-~~"-~~~~f:{:~'~t{.~:·j~~::~~~:;3~~,~;'~~:~~ :~.~-~~ ._~t:t '~~~~...~:'-~/.~;:~;:~: " .• :-:-. -~ •..~~:.:~; -~" ·t:-~· ;~. ~-_~;- . . ",..,.' At BLOOMI~GTON, about a mile east of Clintoil,- a 'post office was established in July 1855 with Harrison Burson as Postmaster. This post office was discontinued and one established at Clinton, August 30.1858 with J.A. Beam as Postmaster. In 1858. Clinton was a prominent contestant for the county seat. The 1860 population of Clinton township was 655. By 1880, the population had risen to 1.005. Those Clinton township residents for whom biographical sketches appear in ! History of the State of Kgnsas.by A.T. Andreas in 1883 are listed below: DUCK .• Dan:1!'el (wife. Polina E. WEL~S) ELIAS:.;,:" G1tre on' , (I sabella C. HUMPSEN) HARRELL-. John~ (Catherine ANDERSON) KETELS, K. (Louisa Cornelius) MACY, (Hon.) Eliab G. (Rachel COOPER PETEFISH ,;,~~homas B. (Adda C. PARKINSON) RAY,'LUk~ E. (Marietta DRQW:N) RICHARDSON. James C. (Martha F. BROWN) RICHARDSON, Christopher R. (Clara HUNTER) Note: The above named Richardson brothers were sons of Booker Richardson and Susanna Robinson who descended from James Richardson and NancycFrench::on'their father's side and from Charles Robinson and Susanna Cunnyham on their mother I s side. RIGGS, Stephen F. (Martha BEDGOOD) For more information about the communi ties of Clinton. Bloomington', Belvoir. Sigel and other Clihton Lake area communities an excellent resource 1's the book. §.Qll of Our SoUls by Martha J. Parker and Betty Laird. Parker Laird Enterprises, 1980. Information about Clinton township schools can be found in the book, Rural Schools and Schoolhouses of Douglas County. Kans~s by Goldie Piper Daniels. ... .... 00 ... ...t. ...... . ..-\.rn.ld ... I i~: 1 -= �42 EUDORA. a town in the township of Eudora. is situated ~even miles east of Lawrence. In 1856 an association composed of prominent Germans Was organized at Chi~ago. Illinois under the name Neuer Ansiedlungs Verein. with the object of making a settlement at some point in the West. In 1857. a location committee, consisting 9f H. Heimann, F. Barteldes and C. Schleifer were appointed to go West and find a location. Thus a tract of 800 acres was secured from the Shawnee Indians through Pascel Fish, their chief. The town sight was named in honor of the ch~ef's daughter. Some of the early settlers were P. Hartig, J. Fischer, J. Schiesgroohl, J. Leoterle, A~ Herling, J. Schoartz, G. Buttner. A. Schirrner, M. Marthey. Fred Deirhmann, A. Veroh, C. Epple and wife. G. Kerg, C. Maxilius. Anton Goethhes and H. Gaserman. The first house on the town sight was built by Pascel Fish long before the advent of the white man as a settler and was used as a hotel. The first birth in Eudora was that of Eudora. a daughter of C. Epple. born in 1857. One of the first deaths was that of J. Loeterle. One of the first marriages was that of F. Dischmann and Mrs. George Harbolt in 1857 or 1858. , The population of Eudora township in 1860 was 599. and in 1880 the population had reached 2.031. Those Eudora township residents whose biographical sketches appear in ~ History of the State of Kansas. by A.T. Andreas in 1883 are listed below: ALLEN. J.R. (Jr.) (Emma PEARSON) ANDERSON. John (Jr.) (Justina D. McINTOSH) BENEFIELD ~ E.A. (Emma COSEBOOf.'l) BISHOPP. C.N. (Mary IVI BAUMAN) BRENDER. John L. (Cornelia MORSE) BRECHEISEN •. George (Mary A. WElL) CARR. S.V. (AgnesM, •.:Lovelace) COLE, Theophilus H. (Mary A. CONNER) ________ .. __ .J CONNER. Thomas H. (Mary A. McCLELLEN) DAVIS, S.H. (Emma STUBBS) DURR. C. (Henri etta ZINNECKE) GARDNER, P (A.L. HI],], and W. DAVIS were in Gardner's firm) GAUSE. C.0:. (1/ Sarah A. HODSON 2/ Levisa W. BUTLER) GILMORE, John (Susan Ce WIDELL) HARR~$ , _~_W' ~-lker-:( 'l-/Rebec ca ~~L~;,'~I-J\11:c'e_:;CfiESEY) HITTELL, R.S .-(M.D) (. . .'. . "'.- . KOHLER. William (Miss HOFFMAN) LI CHTFERS , ' Frederi ck (Anna C. STEVENS) McCOY. Joseph (N. POWER) PILLA, Charles (Alice B. SMITH) RICHARDS, (Hon.) Oscar G. (Sophia D. MULSOW) STANLEY, Sino (Mrs. Rebecca EATON) SWAIN. E.A{R.D SWA~N and W.A. DUGANE were in the Co. of Swain and Co.) WEAVER., John (Australia SPEAKS) WEST, Joseph A. (Isabel ANDERSON) WILBUR. Charles L. (Charlotte PEMBERTON) More information about Eudora township can be found in the book. Eudora Community Heritage of Our USA ~icentenn~. by the Eudora,·... Bicentennial Committee • . ~ -." ._______ ." ____ " ______________ ._~ _ _ i _" _ _ _ -~- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -_ _ _ _ ----- -- �<f!J'IOnl fkUJnt)"-ifi _ 43 . _ _ _ _ _ .. 1.:: __ _ The legis~ature of 1867 provided for the formation of GR&~T township out of Sarcoxie township (which was in Jefferson County) and making the same a part of Douglas County. According to the Early History of North Lawr.ence written by the Woodlawn Parents Teachers Association in 1961. )20 acres including the greater part of the site of . Nort,h Lawrence (now in Grant township) had been granted to Sarcoxie. Chief of the Turtle Band of Delaware Indians in a treaty with the United States and the Delawares in 1860. All of this land was transferred to Charles Robinson. Robert S. Stevens. and William A. Simpson by Sarcoxie and War-me-mar-o-qua. his wife. on 2 November 1861. The first Post Office was established in 1862 under the name ofVJeff.erson";;,~'wi th Charles F. Saum as Postmaster. Some of the first settlers in Grant township were: David Miller. John Morehead. Dr. G.J.~Tallman. C.F. Saum. Thomas McCage. O~ H. Mitchell, M. H. Berry, Isaac Tibbets. W.H.H. Whitney. T.S. Murray. Peter Laptad and others. . Bismarck Grove. located in North Lawrence. was the si'tieof ,many. fairs. concerts and other political and religious events. A part of the Grove was used as a game preserve. The population of Grant t'ownship in 1870 Was 58). By 1880 the number of persons residing in Grant township was 576. Those Grant township residents whose biographical sketches appear in A History of the State of Kansa~h by A.T. Andreas in 188,3 are listed below: ADAMS, John Q. (Annie MILLER) ALEXANDER t Ernest W. (Josephine DEWS) ALLEN t Hugh A. (l/Eliza DRISCOLL 2/ Mrs. Mary MCDERMOTT) BARLEY. I'Y~N.. (Mary L. GASKILL) BALDWIN. Cyrus (Sarah WILSON) BURGAN, Samuel (Ellen FOLTZ) CADY, G.W. (Ada ZIMMERMAN) CAMPBELL, ,George W. (Maria FREEMAN) D~CKt James H. (M.D.) (Elizabeth M. LOWMAN) GASKILL, Charles (twice married) GILMORE. William J. (Laura I. MEEK) HARMAN t Christian (Algelena WHITLOCK) ,.·l ........ HERD, Sid~ey S. (Liberty MILLER) , I 't\hld*~b~ LEWIS. David. H. (Jane PAYNE) MERCER, E:.S .. (Cordelia ROBERTS) RINEHART.: John J. (Harriet GASKILL) STINER. William (Lizzie A. GARRETT) WILSON.' W.P. (Amelia ALEXANDER) -~---~ For information about the early schools of Grant township (and th.e other' p9uglas County townships) see, Rural Schools and Schoolhouses of, 'D6ugl,M_County. Kansas by Goldie Piper Daniells. �" ,.',JfanUKllca' 44 'PJOUJnJ,.ijl, . Much of the following information about -WWAKA \tTas taken from the book. Soil of Our SQuls • by Martha Parker and Betty Laird. Parker-Laird Enterprises. 1980 and from a seminar paper by Steven Janse.p. entitled. LtKanwa·ka Township of Eastern Kansas 1860-1885. A. Study of Rural Society" (1976). " _....... . The eastern boundary of the township of Kanwaka lies about six miles west of dow.d3.own Lawrence. Through Kanwaka passed thousands of people who were following the Oregon-:California Trail to the gold fields of California. The first permanent settler in Kanwaka was John Allen Wakefield in July of 1854. Other early settlers were: John Lyon, Samuel Walker. David and George Buffum. Knott Crockett. Eratus and Judson Heath. Henry Lacy. Henry BaldWin (who was the first Postmaster in 1857) and William Ricker. Samuel Walker. who later became a local political leader Was an early settler who gave his impressions of life in Kanawaka. . - "Not; a sign of civilization was to be seen but in a week's:- time I counted twenty dugouts. tents and cabins. In thus beginning life over agail1:J.' my wor.ld:ty,:,wealth consisted of a wife and five children l two of the later sick). one yoke of oxen. one sack! of flour. 100 pounds of bacon. eight dollars in money. and the tent which sheltered us." 1 ~ ,;.,"- The name. "Kanwaka". was derived from the nearby Kansas and Wakarusa rivers. An early school was named Kanwaka. followed by the communi ty of Kanwaka and in 1859 the township .K,~w'aka was formed • The p,9Pulation of Kanwaka township in ~860' was 667. The town of STtmI, was orl:g"'nally,ca.il!$d"'~'I?-ee~, :-9~.~~k, and had been settled by ,p'ennsYJ.,vania Dutch.' 'Some of-;the early' settlers of Stull were: Jacob Hildenbrand,- Isaac Stull., the families of ~ress .Fricker .,Heil-.:"Houk+,Roller t-::sahnma,.~r. Nef:fer ;""Z-e'eb.", ;"':" ·and-Eberhart. Those residents of Kanwaka township whose biographical sketches appear in Andreas t . History of the State of Kansas.' 18'83 follow below: BARBER. Willi~m T. (Mary M. HOUSTON) CUMMINGS. William J. (Emma BOYD) , FITZPATRICK. James in brother J ames"t'::sket~~)'I __-,--L---,,_'---,~'~' FITZPATRICK, Michael T. (mentioned , FITZPATRI CK. Thomas H. SCOUTEN, D.W. (a bachelor) 1 ',:' ---,:",," -"-_'~' ____I__ . .- Steven-:,-Jansen, "Kanwaka Township of Eastern Kansas 1,860-1885'.' A Study 'of Rural Soe1etyll •.~a~'semi"na~:~pa.pe-r;:coPlple-t~~-;1-n ~976. who cites Charles S. Gl'~·ed'., "Samuel Walker, Kailsas Hi~torical Collection. Vol.' 6~ 1897-1900. p. 253. �45 LEC01YlPTON, inLe~ompton township, was formerly the head-. quarters of the Pro-slavery party in the territory. It is -t"llocated on the Kansas River, in the northwestern part of _~--_~~~~._~.-"~·'·-·;·~Douglas County, fifteen miles east of Topeka. ~-'---Thefirst settlements -made in the vlcin:r1;yof-Lecompton were-------in 1854, by A.W. and A.G. Gleen, father and son, G.W. Zinn, David Martin. M.S. ,Winter and William Shirley. In 1855, Moses McCall. Maj. Lyman Evans and others came to this part of the country and in 1856 came William Leamer, William M. Nace, William Smith, William Christian and Hugh S. Walsh. Lecompton Town company was organized at the Pottawatomie Agency with Samuel D. Lecompte as President. It Was the plan of the founders to make Lecompton, not only the capital of the territory, but to make it a large city as well •. The first birth in Lecompton was that of Lecompton Marks; the fir.st marriage was that of Thomas Watson to jl11ss Barbara Coulter in the sp~ing of 1855. The first death was that of John Martin. . ":'- .;Lecompt.on" _at the height of its prosperity in 1857-8 was a ;flour1:snrng-town~ It was the seat of government for the Territory, had a numbe'r of--iarge hotels, four church organizations, the U.S. court and the land office. It was headquarters for stage lines to Kansas City, Le:avenworth and St. Joseph. Mo as well. I--.-"----,,---'L,·~· BIG SPRINGS is located in the nortwestern part of Douglas county in Lecompton ~ownship. The town was named because of the large springs in the immediate.via1nity. The first settlers were Ephraim Banning, the two Custerds •. ·,Roberts. Wells, EpTlllfW TEHHITOI:IAL (',\1'11'01., LEf'OMI'TflX. the :--eeond Tcrritm"ial Im·t; .Jnllllary 1:!, ut'r;. pU'SOrl';' L awson and Car d well. The - -III whil;h ------.. - -- -.--- ---.. --. --"-first child born here was probably Sarah S. Cardwell, 5 Aug 1854. The first marriage was that of Mr. Corbert to Sarah Ann'Harper in 1856 and the first death was that of Mrs. Custerd. One of tne first temperance meetings in the Territory was held at Big Springs in 1856. On 5 Sept 1855. the Big Springs convention was held. This was the first Free-State convention held in the Territory and it·was at this place that the Free-State party was organized. ' L~~I.d~dature 'llhos,e ';Lecompton township residents whose biographical sketches appear inA History of the State of Kansas, by A.T. Andreas in 1883 are listed be~ow: BARTLETT. (Prof.) N.B. (Lizzie HILL) BONEBRAKE. (Dr.) J.H. (Sarah J. WITT) BROWN, John O. (Annie E. HICKOX) BUCK, Alfred H. (Phebe PADGETT) CARDWELL, W.A. (Mrs. Susan STONE) COPELAND, William (Fanny P. BOOTH) CROWDER, Thomas (Amanda KNOTTS) GLENN, A.G. (Elizabeth ZINN) GORRILL, Robert W. (Helen BALDWIN) HAFER, Henry (Emily SNEGGETT) HENRY, William (l/Jane KIRK 2/ Rachael HOOVER ,'::-(Prof) James H. HOBE, J.B. (Mrs. Maggie A. RICHIE) LEAMER, William (Anna M. l'tl c CORMI CK) McCALL, Moses, (Virgnia BLANKENSHIP) MARTIN, DaVid (Mary HOWELL) MORRIS. Goerge W. (Sarah WILLIAMS) C. HICKOX) �46 �47 • Some of the towns and villages of PALMYRA township are: BALDWIN CI'I'Y is located fifteen' miles south of Lawrence on the line of the Leavenworth. Lawrence and Galveston Railway. The first settlement made in and near what is now known as Baldwin occurred in, 1854 when Robert and Richard Pierson i:~::'F,-. Green. Jacob Cantre'il and a few others took up claims <there.: They-:-were followed by L.N. Snyder. H. Baricklaw. D. Still. J.A. Abbott. D.F. Green. D. Froy. \>1 • Baricklaw and others in 1855-6. :~PAL~lYRA. a town site of 320 acres on1Se~tions 34-- and 27. ToWnship 14" f Ranp:e 20 was laid of.f.' by th~, Palmyra Town Company in June--or-1855. - J'he~marria.ge-iRf.-Ro15ert~Pie'r~oii;:·t~;),~:a;·lvl1s·s.·Bi thinger in 1855-6 was among the {irs't ce'remoriieso-f the- kind ·performed in Palmyra. As work on a university was progressing on land adjoining the town on ,the south. more and more enterprises moved from Palmyra to the new t'own which had been named Baldwin in honor of John Baldwin of Berea. Ohio. Now the town of Palmyra is but a dream of the Past. BLACKJACK .. in the southeastern part of the county. five miles from Pp.airie City 'Was first settled by William Rileji. Daniel Fearer. E.D. Pettenfill. S.A. Stonebraker. and H.N Brockway. The first birth in the' town was that of William H. Riley in June 1858 who died while an6:infant and being the town I s first death. The first marriage was: that of Joseph Ke:tme9.-Y to Mrs. Elizabeth Hanern. Black Jack is situated on the old Sarita Fe road and Was named by the Mexicans for the nearby creek which t:s called Black:,J§l.ck'~ The hisfti;,oric battle-field of Black Jack is situated near the town 'of Black~?JAc;. VINLAND is about nine miles southeast of Lawrence. Among the early settlers here in 1854 were W.E. Barnes. George Cutter. F.B.' Varnum. Charles W. Dow. Jacob Branson. William Whi te and others. MEDIA, is situated in the southern part of the county on the Kansas City, .Lawrence and Southern Kansas Railroad. The first settlement was made here in Novemb~r, 1878 by E.G. Gilbert and Willett and family. H~W. LOUISIANA, was about two miles northwest of Baldw1n C1ty and Was the scene of :the murder of Coleman the head corporator and prospecti ve mayor of the city of Louisiana. one of the num'brous paper c1 ties wh1ch never existed except in the minds of their projector and the charter granted. In 1860,Palmyra township had a populat1on of 1.516 and by 1880 the population had risen to 2,478.· Those PALM~ ,town~hip-·fes1dents whose b10graphical sketches a.ppea~ lt?- History 'of the State of Kansas by A.T. Andreas, 1883 -follow below: ALLEN, A.F. (~2Ei;I.en SPENCER2/Mrs. Libbie D. iiABiJ) ALLEN, G.W. (·r::Z~l:,,,'.za·De·th·:-EVANS2/Rebecca HILL) .. ANDERSON, Knud (Anna J., dau. of Jacob Eide and Martha Stevens) �48 Palmyra township biographies continued: TUTTLE, L.H. (Mary CANTRILL) ASHBY, (J.1rs. ) Mary F. BAKER. F.J. (I da -CLAlPOOL) VARNUM, Frank (Mattte PEARSON) BARNES, W.E. (Miss'DUNN) WASH~UB.N., Washtngton (1 Hannah BASKERVILLE, E.J. FISHER 2/ Mrs .;F·r.ancis KELLEY) BELL, I .·i.~.1 ~(Susannah FAIR) WHIRL OW • George (EID:el1ne ALLEY) BODWELL, H.E. (Melissa J. STARR) WILKINS, Isaac (Cathertne BARRI CKLOW) BODWELL, L.B. (Lucy STARR) BODWELL, LdM. (Charlotte DAY) WILLETT, H.W •. (Susanna SPARR) GALBREATH, C.E. (under name BODWELL and GALBREATH) :' BROWN, Theodore (Janet te TUCKER) BROWN, S.A. (Margaret VERRINDER) BURTON, James CROSBY, M.I. (Lara M. CHAMBERLAIN) CUTTER, Alfred (Patience C. DAVIS) DAVIS, Werter Kenlck (D.D.) (Minerva RUSSELL) DODDS, James G. (Margaret BEACH) FOSTER, W.S·. (Miss STOGG) GRAHAN. (Re',v.) W.I. (B.A. CULLEN) GRIFFI~~. David (Mary C. LOBINGIER) HAYS. M.P'. '( Elizabeth MEYERS) HUMPHREY, J.P. HYDE, W.A • (Miss ROWND) ILIFF, Joseph (Mrs. Elizabeth PORTER) JACOT, August C. (Mrs. Mary E. STEVENIN) JAYI·;: .:Henry C. (Eliza J. BOLTON) JOHNSON, Oliver (Mary D. DOW) JONES, Thomas M. (l/Tabitha KELLEY2/Elizabeth NEWELL) JUNKUN8, W.W. (l/Nancy Van CAYlP 2/Frances E. SHULTZ) LANDON, Henry (Mrs. Lola M. SPENCER, dau. of Abner CUMMINGS) MARSHALL, Samuel C. (l!Mary R. JOHNSTON 2/Adaline LOBINGIER) MILLEB~ George (Margaret LOWERY) MORTON, George (Agnes TREGANOWAN) NOTT, George (Julia DEAR) PEARSON, R.· H. (Catharine BAYS[IilNGER) PLASKET, William (Martha ROGERS) REED. H.W. (Cornelia BAYLEY) SAMMER, Thomas (Celidia C. MARTY) SAWIN, (Rev~) A.G. (Amanda M. ERDLEY) SNYDER, Edwin R. (Mollie DAILY) SPENCE. Samuel (Sarah E. BRYANT) SPERAW,(John S. (Lydia LONG) STREETER, Daniel (Ellen E. NEW~ON) SWEET, (Rev.) W. H. (Rose A. WILLIAMS) THOMPSON, F ~ (l/ElizabethT. MILES2/~!rs_. JiOGKAFEtJ;PW) _ _ _ Some' Books to r~ad about Palmyra _township: ! History of the Vlnland United, Methodist Church of V,nland, Kansa§.l by Vinland United Methodist Church.and Santa Fie Trail Historical SOCiety, 1974 Vinland Area History and Methodist E~1scopal Church of Vlnland. Kansas. by Anne E. Hemphill. publ. by Vinland United Method1st Church in copperation with the Santa Fe Trail Historical Society. 1982 Ston1l Point Church and Cemetery and Historic Hickory Point, '>-:.: : . Ruth Endacott Brown, publ. by Stony Point Evangelical Lutheran Church and Cemetery Assoc~atlon. 1968 {Much l'nformatlon about _ _ _ _---.:.t,:.:h-=..e--=..Eb=-.e=rhart family .!.~~.e .!!akarus~ War. Dow ~s._ mur4e.!_~_~(}1~, __,,_~ __ I �6J{iako'tU:)o ! 9JOUJn:{)~t/t ... . -- - ~ -. . 49 I' The, little hamlet of WAKARUSA, now but a suburb of the ci ty of Law·renee t was one of the first polnts settled in the __s_tate. __ One_~Q(_thELcoI9t1les sent ouJ~_b~ th_e __ New F;.p.gland~I1t1gr_ant ____ -- --Aid SOCiety settled here. The name was conferred by the . settlers. and was afterward gl ven to the town~I:!~J>__ in.~.!ud~~g__ ,_____ ' ___ _ -- -the-cityof~Lawrenc-e-;--when -tnese-dlvfsYoris-of- the county were organized. ·DOUG]..AS was situated on the Kansas river ten mlles above Lawrence: The first settlement was made here in 1854. by Parls !.El11son •. · who had several slaves. It never attalned to much size.' When it was at the height of its prosperity. it contained only about five inhabitants all of whom lived in one house. It was incorporated by the bogus Legislature in 1855. )!l.'he ci t.y of LAW,RENCE now claims all of the commercial importance of :the township. but there are several small villages besides Wakarusa having a more or less distinct indiviuality. These are: SIBL.'~·and FRANKLIN in the eastern part. and GROVER. WASHINGTON CREEK and LAKE VIEW in the western part. - -No"te-:" The 'b:ook, -Mankind-Y'1elds-;-by J os-eph-1.ne Sh1rar M~Gonigle. 1977. gives a very detailed account of the history of the town of FRANKLIN-. Two books about LAWRENCE • .A. History Q!.. La.Wrence. Kansas. by Riichard Cordley. 1895 (reprint available from our soclety) and' Lawrence. Douglas County, Kansas by David Dary, Allen BOOks. Lawrence, Kansas 1982 are both good sources of information about Lawrence hlstory. .,==. ... -.... ........----.----: -_. -. Names of those resldents of Wakarusa .townshlp (excluding those in th~·Clty of Lawrence). whose biographlcal sketches appear in the History.Ef the State Q! ~~~_~a.s. by A.T. Andreas are as follows: -=-------:;:-~~-·:.::.T---=.:::.....:.~ - "- ~ ---BRA-CKtTT~",G;•. d.~TTHarriett GABiiIEt-)~--" -:iONES-~-M'organ-(Eiiz~beth-' - -.", ," --" BROWN''-: Wlllia:m(Jame SHIELDS) ' : GR'I-F'FITH) CAMERON, Hugh \ KENNEDY • L.J. (Amanda E. TODD) COREL, J.P. (Susannah McGHEE) KENNEDY, W.B. (El1zabeth CURCROZIER, Will'iam (~ary LLOYD) LESS) CRUTCHFIELD .,Will:1aiiC· (Anille,'-IRONSIDE) KENNEDY. W.J. (Lucinda SHI ELDS) KOSTERBADER. Andrew (Elizabeth DOUGLASS, Andrew' "~ "" - . DUTTON. Asa (Mary A. WATSON) McGEE) GILBERT-, ,George (Elizabeth C. SMITH) LANGS'l'ON, C.H., (Mrs. Mary S. ,G~.T~_ .J .• T.( Clementine SMITH) LEARY) ~ GRIEs.,. A:H.· (Amel1a BEEBE) l\lcCREATIL James (1/ Christian ~:G~9VER. (Hon.) Joel (Emily J. HUNT) ARTHUR2/Mrs. Sarah INGRAHAM) HARVEY, David (Mrs. Rebecca? dau. PETERSON. P.J. (Lavina HICKEY) of Parker Y. BROOKS) RALSTON t,eharles (E'\lallne HITCHCOCK. A.E. (1/ B. HITCHCOCK 2/ Rose -,;':Jii-'CK'soi.rHOLLOWAY REED, . Fitch (Ann DRAPER) HOLLOWAY. Collins (Catherlne KENNEDY) REESE, V.L. -'Mlss JONES) HOWARD. J.B. (Miss LASHIER) RENICK. McMl~ll:en.(Mlss BLACKER) HOWARD, Lewis D. (Kate CODE) SAVAGE, Forrest (Lydia WORTH) HUGHES, William (Ellen Jane ROBINSON) SHEPHERD,S. M. (Fanny E. SALE) IRVIN, Robert (Jane A. MOORE SMITH, H.E. A. SPERRY, L. J. (Paulina DOBBINS) STANLEY, C. F. (M. Olive MILLER) WELLS. W.D. (1/ Virginia WIDGEON2/Emma WOOLEY) WINSLOW, Edward - - - - - - - - - - - - - -_._---,I ..... "00 .. .. _-- -- -- ---- -- - --_.' �--:0- 2 50 The northern boundary of Willow Springs township :&.s:'·about The f'irst post office in ',w,~t'=~:i'is',"now,-_}allow, Springs township was called Davis and was estAblished in 1855. On Aug 18, 1856 the township of Willow Springs was formed. The Davis post office name was changed to WilloW' Springs in 1861, to Akron in 1870 and back to Willow Springs in 1900. The population of Willow Springs township in 1860 Was 931 and by 1880 the population had increased to 1,374 • .WILLOW S.PRINGS1 had been a favorite resting spot along the Santa Fe Trail-. It was so named because there was a large spring surrounded by a grove of Willow trees. . One of the earliest schools in the Willow Springs township . ,ac'coitding to the book, Rural Schools and Schoolhouses in Douglas County by Goldie Piper Daniels, was High Prairie. The first school inUht:ori;'D1~str1ct'was 8('"loglcab1n on what 1s now the Lester Schwartz farm. This log cabin was in use as a school until 1862. ~PL-EASANT GROVE and WORPEN, are two small towns appearing on present~day 'maps-of Willow Springs township. The Joseph Eberhart family were early settlers of Pleasant Grove, arriving in 1854 from Pennsylvania. More information about this family is in the book Stony Point Church and Cemetery and Historic Hickory Point published by The Stony Point Evangelical Lutheran Church and Cemetery Association in 1968. f.our .'miles south of the city of Lawrence. Those res~dents of Willow Springs township whose biographies appear in the History of the State of Kansas_by A.T. Andreas, 1883 :t.ollow below': BAKER·" I.L. (Catherine E. McCLAIN) BAKER, Samuel (Elizabeth BOWER) BEARD t,: Cy.nusl( l/Mahala BEARD 2/Clara Sf,0LEDAR) DYER, John (Jr.) (Mary TENOUGHTY) EBERHART, Henry S. (Elizabeth HAWKS) ELLIS, k~M. (M.D.) (l/Elizabeth J. POTTER 2/ Rachel R. STULL) FLEER, Frederick (l/Annie SHELTMAN 2/~lrs. Barbara ZERBY. dau. of James MATTIS) GLEASON, James H. (Joanna L. AYER) HAUS, George F. (Elizabeth ALBRIGHT) HARRISON, (Hon.) James H. (l/Elizabeth WATKIUS 2/Mrs. Temperance .. ', JENKINS) HERTLER, Ephraim (Magdalene BASHERE) KIRCHNER, Samuel (Vernellia A. CRITES) MARKLEY, Jacob (Martha SHOEMAKER) PRICE, Francis M. (Margaretta B. GALLAHER) SAILER, William (Mary A. FRASCH) SANDERS, H.B. (Nancy J. MATNEY) S CHOEPELIN, fvlartin (Christina SCHREIBER) . SKAGGS. James (Sarah F. HOWARD) TYNER, James T. (lives with mother I"largaret T~EB.', dau of James TINDALL) ULRICH. John (Lydia BOWEN) VANKUNKEL, M.W. (l/Kate A. HAAK 2/ Sally E. DRAKE) -- - ------ - - -- -- ----- ---' - - - - - - - - ------ -- ----- I -..!, �51 QUERIES Queries are free to members. They should state at least two facts to gain best results. Queries are also free to non-members, but must concern Kansas related ancestors of fifty years or earlier. CAMPBELL FREEMAN SURBER STUDEBAKER FARROW ANDREWS DILL MONTAGUE FOOTE DARBY HOARE BEAMAN SWENA Irene M. Edgeton, 611 Prairie, Grinnell, Iowa 50112 Need information on Samuel CAMPBELL, b. 1851, d. 1946. Moved to southeastern Kansas 1903 from Avoca, Iowa. Had two children, Sarah, b. 1882, d. 1912, and Charles, b. 1884, d. 1965. Was his mother Sarah FREEMAN living with them? She would have been ca. 83 or so years of age. Need to find her death date or burial place. She was born 1819-20, and was living with Samuel in 1900 census in Iowa. Mrs. Vernon Boggs, Rt. 2, Box 272-H, Grove, OK 74344 Need information about Charles SURBER b. 1869 in Ohio. In 1880 he was living with John and Mary STUDEBAKER in Marion Twp., Douglas Co., Ks. Charles SURBER was the son of Mary STUDEBAKER. Also need information on John STUDEBAKER, b. ca. 1844 in Indiana and wife Mary STUDEBAKER b. ca. 1835 in Ohio. John STUDEBAKER and Mary SURBER were married in Douglas Co., Ks. in 1873. They had a son, loW. STUDEBAKER, b. 1875. They were all last known in Marion Twp., Douglas Co., Ks in 1880. Sharon Richardson, 1509 Ash Drive West, Elkhart, IN 46514 Am researching my GT.GT grandmother Rebekah (FARROW) ANDREWS DILL MONTAGUE FOOTE, wife of RusselN. FOOTE. She died 12 July 1888 at Lawrence, KS. Also researching surnames FARROW, ANDREWS, DILL, DARBY, and HOARE. Mrs. Helen Stark Hendricks, 2425 Peppermint Dr., Modesto, CA 95355 Mose BEAMAN, b. 7 July 1812, Granby, CT, d. 7 June 1887, Overbrook, Osage Co., KS., Md. Susan (__ ) SWENA on 29 Aug. 1837 somewhere in Pennsylvania. She was b. 12 May 1818 in Meadville, PA, d. 1 Jan. 1886, Overbrook, Osage Co., KS. Need name of place of burial. Need information on ancestors and descendants of both. Would like to correspond with any descendants. CHANDLER WINTER KILGORE McDIVETT Vera L. Casteel, 204 Randolph Rd., Kansas City, MO 64119 Need information on CHANDLER family. W.R. CHANDLER d. l899,married .1855 to Elizabeth WINTER (KILGORE), b. l836-d. 1903 Webster, KS. William Albert CHANDLER'··b. l859-d. 1917 Lawrence, married ca. 1883 to Sadie McDIVETT b. l8·66-d. 1905 Lawrence. He drove for OMNIBUS LINES in Lawrence. Any articles on this? . Will exchange information. LOVEWELL· WISE Mrs. Sally L. Guadagni, Main St., Box 307, Derby, VT 05829 I would like to exchange data with relatives of William LOVEWELL, buried 24 April 1875, Fisher Cemetery, Linn Co., KS, and his wife Matilda (WISE) LOVEWELL. Also other LOVEWELL lines. . ULRICH METSKER . WORLD SHOUP Shirley Metsker, Rt. 2, Box 26B, Brighton, CO 80601 I am looking for items such as newspaper clippings, family Bible pages, land records, business records, or church records of my husband's great and great-great grandparents - John C. & Christina (ULRICH) METSKER, Martin WORLD and Mary Elizabeth (SHOUP) METSKER and Jacob ULRICH. I will pay the copying charges for any of these items and postage. I would be glad to exchange information on these families also. �52 HOUGLAND BAKER GILLESPIE PEPPERSACK ElLEN EULEN GRAFER LUDWIG LOFFLER GAINES KAISER JAMES STEVENS BARNETT GRIESA SIMON TUTCHER BEAMAN MOSS CLOW .Mrs. Maxine Hougland, Rt. 1, Box 153C, Perry, KS 66073 Want information on Aaron HOUGLAND, b. 1798 VA, d. 1836, Trimble KY, married 1817 Shelbyville, KY, Annie Collandar BAKER, b. 1798 MD. Known children: Thomas, 1820; James M., 1823, Henry Co.; Polly; Jane; Mahala - married Oct. 28, 1828, Henry GILLESPIE, Shelby Co., KY; Jackson. Carol Jean Chase, 940 New Jersey, Lawrence, KS 66044 I am researching the following surnames -PEPPERSACK, ElLEN, EULEN, GRAFER,LUDWIG, and LOFFLER in the states of Minnesota and Iowa and in the country of Germany. Pauline B. Elniff, 820 Sunset Drive, Lawrence, KS 66044 Would appreciate any information on the ancestors of Betsey Ann GAINES, born 20 May 1819 in Culpeper Co., VA; daughter of Barnett F. GAINES, born in Rockingham Co., as was his wife, Kittie KEISER•. They removed to Montgomery Co., TN in the early twenties, and to Tazewell Co., IL in 1834. The grandfather, John C. GAINES, was also a native of Virginia. Donald Vaughn, 1946 Barker, Lawrence, KS 66044 Looking for information about George W. JAMES and his father John J. JAMES. Were living in Bourbon Co., KS 1867-72. George moved to Storm Lake, Iowa and Clay County, Iowa. A. Maxim Coppage, 1356 Elderberry Dr., Concord, CA 94521 Would like to receive information on the following family, Capt. James T. STEVENS, his wife Caroline ~rancis (BARNETT), children: Mrs. Eva GRIESA, Lawrence, KS; Nelson 0.; Carrie F.; William C. of Lawrence and James B. STEVENS of Boston. Moved to Kansas in 1867. Mrs. Maxine Hougland, Rt. 1,.Box153C, Perry, KS 66073 I am looking for parents of Fredrica PillipinaSIMON, born 29 Apr. 1857, Little Falls, New York, died 8 Dec. 1945, Olathe, KS. Mrs. Helen Stark Hendricks, 2425 Peppermint Dr., Modesto, CA 95355 Thomas Henry TUTCHER, b. 19 Mar. 1832, Coombe, England, d. 27 June 1917, Overbrook, Osage Co., KS, md. Susan Annette BEAMAN 28 July 1861 in Clinton, Douglas Co., KS. She was born 24 Nov. 1841 in Ogle Co., IL and died 7 June 1917 in Overbrook, JKs. Need all information on their brothers and sisters. Would like to correspond with descendants of both families. Aubrey R. Ward, 336 E. Cairo Dr., Tempe, AZ 85282 Looking for information on the Levi Wright MOSS and Mary Francis CLOW family. Married in Lawrence 1865 and moved to Jasper Co., MO by 1870. Her father was James H. CLOW. Levi's parents and family may have migrated to Douglas Co. DILLON Mrs. Maxine Hougland, Rt. 1, Box 153C, Perry, KS 66073 Looking for parents of Luther DILLON, b. in Ohio 1832 and died in Kansas City after 1915. BAKER WIGGINS Jane M-. Wiggins', Route 5, Box 54, LCiwrence',KS' 66044' Need information on Priscilla BAKER, b. 1833/34 Uniontown, F;ayette Co., PA. Married Dudley WIGGINS in Kansas City, MO. 22 Apr. 1859. � 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 The Pioneer, Vol. 7, No. 1: Summer 1983 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 7 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 1983 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_VOL7_1_SUMMER1983 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/b0abe1cbbcfbc2b6a911251fb148ec6b.pdf c92a8068e02fe247c5c78269859cea66 PDF Text Text <. -.' . , .. :.. . ( ,'j:"{'. ~',.:. ...... -"": - :: "~.; -7~ ~~Si~e .~-ffO~ Qo.,~:> • ".. ' . . '~ '-',):..\' - :.~ ',-. 'f'. ~ " "~ '. ~(~ -. '~., ,":- •. ' ~.r -r". ~ • 'j:,;.' ' '. '. . . '.: I ..~__ : " ) "', .; . -. 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Genealogical Society of Utah. Salt Lake City. Utah Kansas State Historical Society. Topeka Kansas and many other 11 brar ie s ·,lInTthe ·'llE._S.:~aild i;_(;;anada ------- ------ �"THE PIONEER" Published Quarterly by The Douglas County Genealogical Society P .'0. Box 3664 Lawrence, Kansas 66044 ISSN 0739-4101 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------Fall 1983 Vol. VII, No. 2 -----------------------~------------------------------ ----------------------- Page Contents President's Letter. Douglas County Genealogical Society 1983-1984 Membership. Family Re.cords RALSTON Bible and Clippings . . . . . . . . . . . • . Lawrence Monthly Meeting of Friends Information . . . . . Douglas County Certificates of Naturalization (1907-1921) Poem-"My Treasures" by Georgiana BRUNE Ahnentafel of Joanna HARMON ROSS. Ahnentafel of Janet REUTTER • Genetic Disease "Malignant Hyperthermia" by Richard TOMSHACK • Douglas County Marriage Records (1872) . . . . . . Alphabetical Listing of the Brides from (1872) Marriage Records, Douglas County, Kansas . . . . . . . . . . . C.W. SMITH Mortuary Book (1890-1907), Lawrence, Kansas (?JAmESON, Kate to ?LAWRENCE, Leonard Infant) . . Books of Genealogical Interest at the University of Kansas'Spencer Art Library . . . . . . . Roster of Members-I.O.O.F., Lawrence Lodge #4 (April, 1916) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Douglas County Townships Clinton Township-Joseph GARDNER and His Cabin. Eudora Township-Letter from Josephine ANDERSON to Annie O. GILMORE (1910) and Biographical Sketch of John GIll10RE. Grant Township-Letter from Mary TILLOTSON EBERHARD to Her Mother, Cornelia TILLOTSON (1874) . . . . . . . Kanwaka Township-Deer Creek School District #48 . . Lecompton Township-"Kansas River Steamboats" . . . Marion Township-Biographical Sketch of MeshackSANDERS Palmyra Township-Oath of A.O. LEWIS Regarding G.R. SPURGEON. List of Students of Spring Creek School District #2 (1898) . . Wakarusa Township-"Reco11ections" by James Blaine WIGGINS. Biographical Information Regarding James B. WIGGINS and his wife, Hattie Mae ROSE . . . . . . . . . . . . . Willow Springs-"Seventy Years Ago ... "-Pleasant Grove Newspaper Items (1913) . . . Family Reunions • . . . . . . . . . A Kansas Genealogist "In the News". Queries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Postscript-Items ,c:;om1ng in the Next Issue of THE PIONEER. . * * * * * * 53 54 57 58 59 62 63 64 66 68 76 80 85 86 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 95 96 98 99 . 100 100 101 103 * "Kansas was vlsl ted by whl te man' slxty years betiore' Pocahontas' saved the'llfe of John Smlth".---Lawrence Dally ~rnal World Mon. 28 Aprll 1952 ------------ �53 .--- -, A";-I>..r"~~ II ~~~ 'r---..-".-J ~Ere.Siden't··s-Le-tter---, _.-1 ----- growing -- have accomplished many things in the first half of this year. Our membership means we are moving forward with great strides, and we welcome the new friendships, and the warm feeling that comes from working together. Our financial situation has never been better, enabling our society to undertake even more worthwhile projects. We now are incorporated, and have arranged for bulk mailing for our "Pioneers"·and Newsletters. It has been a busy six months of money-making projects. Our booth with the "Independence Day" celebration gained many memberships for us. Our bake sale at the Lawrence sidewalk bazaar brought together many of our members who not only donated "goodies" to sell, but endured the hot weather to work in the booth. Our workshop in September was a memorable success. With Arlene Eakle as our speaker, how could we fail? We all came away wishing we could hear more from this very knowledgeable lady. We have Hugh Stouppe and his daughter, Janet Payne, to thank, for the success of our booth at the Maple Leaf ~estival in Baldwin, they did a terrific job of organizing, which allowed us to become acquainted with many new people, and for the selling of our publications. A special thanks to Ramona Sedlak, and Maxine Hougland for,the garage sales which added over $450.00 to our bank account. This was a big job for these two hard working ladies. Honorable mention for Jane Wiggins who is responsible for our "Mini" workshop held the third Saturday afternoon of each month, at th~ Lawrence Public Library. This is a "help-day" for any member who wishes to attend. Jane is also responsible for our excellent Newsle.tter.. She is assisted by Zona Smith. This has been a very productive time for this society, but none of these events would have been possible without excellent board me~bers, committee chairman, and the many people who helped - each one a very important part of our society. Let's keep working together, and moving forward. Thanks to all for making the first half of this year a success. Sincerely, �54 DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY 1983-1984 MEMBERSHIP County -- --,------------.-..-------- --- ~ -- - ~ - ABELLA, Mr. & Mrs. N.E., 540 Oklahoma St., Lawrence, KS 66044, AKIN, Dorothy, Rt. 2, Lawrence, KS 66044 BANTA, John V., Jr., 2209 Kingston Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 BERG, Emma B., R.F.D. 2, Box 224, Lawrence, KS 66044 BISHOP, Marguerite H., 1601 E. Glenn Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 BROWN, Justyn, 2024 New Hampshire, Lawrence, KS 66044 BRUNE, Georgiana, Route 3, Lawrence, KS 66044 BUNTON, Kathryn J., 2135 Kentucky St., Lawrence, KS 66044 BURNETT, Jim & Peggy, Rt. 6, Box 181, Lawrence, KS 66044 CAIN, Donald & Roberta, Rt. 4, Box·210, Lawrence, KS 66044 CHASE, Carol Jean, 940 New Jersey, Lawrence, KS 66044 CLARKE, Dorothy V., 1908 New Hampshire St., Lawrence, KS 66044 CLOUGH, Vivian, Rt. 5, Box 128, Lawrence, KS 66044 COUCH, Maudie, 631 Locust, Eudora, KS 66025 CROWN, Irma Jean, Rt. 1, Box 276A, Lawrence, KS 66044 DERRICK, I1ah, 333 Kansas, Lawrence, KS 66044 DUNN, Elizabeth, 2411 Louisiana, Lawrence, KS 66044 ELDER, Jan, Rt. 6, Box 321, Lawrence, KS 66044 EMBERS, R. Grace, 3001 Ranger Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 ELNIFF, Mrs. Pauline B., 820 Sunset Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 GABRIEL, Margaret, Rt. 1, Eudora, KS 66025 GORTON, Dr. Thomas & Catherine, 831 Illinois, Lawrence, KS 66044 GRAVES, Harold & Maxine, 1828 Ohio St., Lawrence, KS 66044 HALL, Michael O. & Janett L., 2403 Westchester, Lawrence, KS 6?044 HARGISS, Genevieve, 2503 Missouri, Lawrence, KS 66044 HARRIS, Martha, 1045 Kentucky #2, Lawrence, KS 66044 HARRIS, Virginia, 3418 W. 10th St. Terr., Lawrence, KS 66044 HEEB, Lawrence J., 1706 Indiana St., Lawrence, KS 66044 HERBERT, Robert & Shire1y, 1533 Harper, Lawrence, KS 66044 HOUGLAND, Maxine, Rt. 1, Box 153C, Perry, KS 66073 HOUT, Goldie, Route 5, Box 128, Lawrence, KS 66044 HUGHEY, Lora P., R.R. 1, Baldwin, KS 66006 JAMISON, Mary I., Route 2, Box 58A, Baldwin City, KS 66006 JOHNSTON, Mary Beth & Lisa, Rt. 6, Box 136, Lawrence, KS 66044', KIDWELL, R.L. & Irma L., 1617 Rhode Island St., Lawrence, KS 66044 KODER, Teresa K., Rt. 3, Box 52B, Lawrence, KS 66044 LAWSON, A.J. & Mary, 2246 Tennessee, Lawrence, KS 66044 Lecompton Historical Society, Lecompton, KS 66050 LEWIS, Donna, 2900 Moccasin Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 LO~G, Fern, Box 125, Eudora, KS 66025 LUCAS, Warren, 3009 Tomahawk Dr., Lawrence,KS 66044 MAYCUMBER, JoAnna, 1106 3rd St., P.O. Box 204, Baldwin, KS 66006 McCRARY, Letha, 1900 W. 31st E-19, Lawrence, KS 66044 MEYER, Pauline F., 1227 Brook, Lawrence, KS 66044 MORGAN, Mrs. John, 1110 East 19th St., Lawrence, KS 66044 NEELLEY, Robbie, 1908 E. 19th St., Lawrence, KS 66044 NORTHWAY, Judith, 2208 Vermont, Lawrence, KS 66044 PARKER, Martha, Rt. 2, Box 99, Overbrook, KS 66524 PAYNE, Bertha, 936 Holiday, Lawrence, KS 66044 PAYNE, Janet, Baldwin, KS 66006 POSTMA, James L., 1st Nat'l Bank Tower, Box 507, Lawrence, KS 66044 PUCKETT, Ruby, 1524 St. Andrews, Lawrence, KS 66044 �55 RAY BERN , Donald & Jennifer, 2616 Alabama, Lawrence, KS 66044 REUTTER, Janet M., 1809 W. 21st ST. Terr., Lawrence, KS 66044' RUTLEDGE, Jane, 2620 Stratford Rd., Lawrence, KS 66044 SANDERS, Hattie, Box 635, Baldwin, KS 66006 SCHOTT, Cynthia, 806 East 14th St., Lawrence, KS 66044 SEDLAK, Ramona, 1500 E. 25th Terr., Lawrence, KS 66044 SHELDON, Evelyn, 2908 Chisholm Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 SIMMONS, Hazel Lee, 1646 Barker St., Lawrence, KS 66044 SMITH" Claude & Zona, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044 SMITH, Etta Irene, 1634 Alabama St., Lawrence, KS 66044 SNEDEGER, B. Jean, P.O. Box 665, Lawrence, KS 66044 SPENCER, Iona B., R.R. #1, Lecompton, KS 66050 STOUPPE, Hugh, 1739 Alabama St., Lawrence, KS 66044 SWEETS, Judy M., 2905 Moccasin Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 TALLEY, Fay, 2020 Emerald Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 TRANSMEIER, Jo Ann, Rt. 6, Box 73, Lawrence, KS 66044 VAN LOENEN, Gail, 232 Deerfield Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044 VAUGHN, Donald & Wilma, 1946 Barker Ave., Lawrence, KS 66044 WELLING, Edna, Rt. 6, Box 126, Lawrence, KS 66044 ~mITTEN, Mary Connie, Rt. 2, Lawrence, KS 66044 WIGGINS, Dorothy R., 2020 Stratford Rd., Lawrence, KS 66044 WIGGINS, Jane M., Rt. 5, Box 54, Lawrence, KS 66044 WINCHELL, Arthur & Mary LOU, 927 Crestline, Lawrence, KS 66044' WOODWARD, Jody (Joan F.), 301 Lawrence Ave., Lawrence, KS 66044 Out of County BEASLEY, Mr. & Mrs. Willis H., Jr., 1525 S. Garfield St., Denver, CO 80210 BOCK, Mildred M., 13811 Kimberly Dr., Largo, FL 33540 BOGGS, Mrs. Vernon, Rt. 2, Box 272 H, Grove OK 74344 CAMP DALE, Sheila R., Box 44, Overbrook, KS 66524 CASTEEL, Vera, 204 Randolph Rd., Kansas City, MO 64119 CHAPMAN, Maliveene, 604 N. Mulberry St., Ottawa, KS 66067 CLINE, Reba, 1100 Crane Rd, Pampa, TX 79065 COTTER, Dennis J., 1162 Rockport Ct., Columbus, OH 43220 EVERLEY, Robt. S., 9515 Lee Blvd., Leawood, KS 66206 Finney County Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 592, Garden City, KS 67846 GIBSON, Francis D., 599 Whitehorn Dr., Midland, MI 48640 GRAF, K. Lenore, 6209 E. 101st, Kansas City, MO 64134 HANSEN, Mrs. Georgia M., 308 East Rumble Rd., Modesto, CA 95350, HAYNES, Elizabeth, 4952 Sea Wolf Dr., Santa Rosa, CA 95405 HENDRICKS, Helen Starks, 2425 Peppermint Dr., Modesto, CA 95355 IRVIN, Virginia V., 2109 20th Ave., Monroe, WI 53566 JUDGE, Roma Gay, 625 Stevenson Ave., Enumclaw, WA 98022 KNOX, Dennis I., 162 S. Kings Highway, Stillwater, OK 74074 KNOX, James, P.O. Box 147, Valley Falls, KS 66088 LANGDON, Laverna, Rt. 2, Spring Hill, KS 66083 ,MAKER, Betty L., 8340 Greensboro Dr., No. 1107-2, McLean VA 22102 MARTIN, Gail, 100 S. Atchison, El Dorado, KS 67042 MATTHEWS, Mary June, P.O. Box 542, Portola, CA 96122 METSKER, Shirley A., Rt. 2, Box 26B, Brighton, CO 80601 MOORE, Mrs. P.H., Rt. 11, 56 Warren Drive, Morristown, TN 37814 PEARSON, Frank E., 4 S. California St., Lodi, CA 95242 REID, Janet, 13863 Kinbrook St., Sylmar, CA 91342 RIEDEL, Kolean, P.O. Box 594, Wellsville, KS 66092 ROSS, Joanna Harmon, 805 N. 5th, David City, NE 68632 �56 SANDERS, Mrs. Elizabeth, Rt. 5, Box 220, Warrensburg, MO 64093 SCHELL, Dorothy Viets, 731 S. Blaine, Moscow, ID 83843 SCHWEITZER, Dr. George K., 7914 Gleason Rd. C-l136, Knoxville,: TN 37919 SHIELDS, Clarence, 3812 NW 69, Oklahoma City, OK 73116 SHRIMPLIN, Edith, 902 Frazier; Valley Falls, KS 66088 SMITH, Adell Carr, 2558 W. Village Lane, Springfield, MO 65807 STURMAN, Leonard M., 1022 N. Marles, Santa Ana, cA 92706 THOMAS, Stephen A., 624 Honeysuckle, Olathe, KS 66061 TURNER, Lorene Wells, 1638 Hillcrest, Woodward, OK 73801 VOPICKA, Mrs. Joane, 9312 S. Harding Ave., Evergreen Park, IL 60642 WHIPPLE, Judith C., Route 1, Box 222, Rainier, OR 97048 Wisconsin State Historical Society, 816 State St., Madison, WI 53706 DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY 1983-1984 OFFICERS, President: Jean SNEDEGER, 1638 Rhode Island, Lawrence, KS 843-7322 Vice-President: Don VAUGHN, 1946 Barker, Lawrence, KS 843-5917, Secretary: Hugh STOUPPE, 1739 Alabama, Lawrence, KS 841-4230 Treasurer: Ramona SEDLAK, 1500 E. 25th Terr., Lawrence, KS 841-0411 Librarian: Wilma VAUGHN, 1946 Barker Ave., Lawrence, KS 843-5917 Editor: Judy SWEETS, 2905 Moccasin Dr., Lawrence, KS 842-7271 Genealogist: I1ah DERRICK, 333 Kansas, Lawrence, KS 842-1797 COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSONS Refreshments: Donna LEWIS - 842-9636 Advertisement: Jody WOODWARD - 842-2457 Newsletter: Jane WIGGINS - 843-1619; Zona SMITH - 843-6296 Study Group: Jane WIGGINS - 843-1619 Membership: Grace EMBERS - 843-3739 Telephone: Dorothy CLARKE 843-2360 Indexing: Gail VAN LOENEN - 842-8171 I'" �57 RALSTON Bible Records This Bible was recently donated to the DCGS. The Title page reads as follows: The Holy B1ble, American Bible Soc1ety, New York. 1895. Lora A. RALSTON BROWN was probably the owner of the B1ble~ From various clippings found in the Bible it appears that Lora BROWN lived in Waverly, Kansas • Births: Deaths: E.V. RALSTON Mar tha A. G1 thens RALS TON Mary McCORKLE Elizabeth J. RALSTON George R. RALSTON Lora A. RALSTON Mary E. RALS TON Hattie O. RALSTON ZelIa P. RALSTON Carl N. RALSTON Sylv1a Bertha BURTNER Bessie DAVIS Uncle Sam P. RALSTON Martha A. RALSTON George R. RALSTON in Dawson C1ty. Alaska Elias Valentine RALSTON Mary RALSTON . Carl Newtan RALSTON Mary Esther MILLER Sam P. RALSTON ZelIa P. JOHNSON Hattie O. NOAH Lizz1e HOARD( 1) . ::.borii~I:)ec 22 1838 born Oct 16 1836 born Sep 14 1842 born Sep 11 1865 born Feb 26 1868 born May 30 187(j1 born June 7 18 78 born Apr 2 1880 born Sep 10 1882: born Nov 21 1885: born July 21 1896 born June 21 1895 Sep 3 1837 : ' 1 1 died May 27th 1873 36-7-1.11: died Oct 17th 18~8 30-7-21 : died Feb 3 1912 ! 7:3-1-11 ' April.?~19,i7·: . ~'lf/i-,6.~.2J.':';': c' .. -.: ,~. i April 18 1920 I 35 yr 4 mos 28(1)1 d July 5 1921- 43 yr 28 d April 8 1927 June 28 1934 Apr11 13 1944 April 9 1945 , ----~~-.~~==-'====~-~=~.~===~. ~ , On fly leaf of Bible: "8th·.anniversary 1942-552 radio-l0 short radio stat10n waves-l.·~·month ago 157 stat1ons-709 stations". �58 Ralston Blble contlnued: IL __ Loose cllpplngs ln the Blble are: Obl tuary notice of J. M. ,..!. RAGSDALE; Ob1tuary of P.R. ATCHISON. Death notlce of ,Mrs. Ed YEAGER; Obltuary of Mrs. Brutus COMBS. daughter of M~. and Mrs. George W. BURKE of Wavery; Obltuary of Frank B. HXLE: Chrlstmas greetlng note from O.P. and Nellle C. SPEIRS of Claremont. Callf.; "Thank-you" from Jerry and Jan; A list of II callers at Lora BROWN' s'r; Photos of Marcus and.Esther de FINCK; Photo of Grace. Ph11lp and Waldo; grocery receipts; Blbllcal clippings: etc. The DCGS would w;ould~be:;;;wl'ldJ:ng to send thls Blble to a~.descend;f,Ult family members 11sted in the Bible .,if proof is furnlshed (::showing relationshlp. , ,'ofdOn~~~~t-;:::;the - - ~ - ; ------.-'1. I h - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ ... -- __ . ~\-_~~~.~.=_~~-_-_~~_-.~-_~-~=~-~--~~~~.~_--~~~~~~--~-- \ ~ \Information from Loose Papers in the Minutes Book ~\\~V_o~_the Lawrence ~ont~~y_ Meetlng of Frl~n.~~ti;:~t'-':': ~ ___ _ --~- A certificate of membership' for Mrs. Nellie Walton certifies that she is an acceptable member of the First Methodist Episcopal Church in LaWrence and is affectionati;!).y· commended to· the fell'owship of The Friends; Churc!) in Lawrence. Signed - Jas'. l'Il'al1vin, Preacher in ·cparge. Date -. Nov 1'st 1880): , , A letter of right of membership' fr.om the Springdale monthly m¢eting re~ ceived for' Amos G~ \l1il'son and Martha Wilson, hi's;;,wife with minor children, Edg'ar, and Mabel Pearl Wilson~ Signed - Andrew_ Jones and Isabell Hess', clerks; James G. Snall, correspondent. Dated 1'st month 9th 1892. Letter: from J. p~ Stanley, Kansas City, Mo., dated' June 6th 1893, reques~ts that !11ef!1bership; "be di~s:C9n!i'nued: and name be taken f.rom' the records ,of the church. A request from the Tonganoxie monthly meeting, dated oth month l'7th 1893, for rights of membership' for WiTHam H~ WiTson and Nancy Ruth, his wife. SignedJonathan Wihsl'ow and Amy Betts;, Cl'erks; Mary H. Kirby, Correspondent. A letter to recommend Jno. Woodard and Rachel C~ Woodard' having moved from Buffalo monthly meeting. Signed - M. N. Bundy and Eriima' McCain, clerks; Win~ 8'. Whi ta~er', Correspondent. Dated 6 month 24th 1893. Dr. Cyr<>:U's' R~ DiXo·n" a mini ster of the gospel:, with whom we have unity, and Julia F., his wife with their minor children, Daisy and George Dixon, having settled wi thin your limits request a transfer of their certificate of membership ••• Signed - Wtii,ttier m?nthly meeting held in Whittier, Los Angeles, County, Calif. 8 mo, 12th 1893. SIgned - Wm. V. Cbffin and oo,ra J. Andrews', clerks. for the day. Copled by Paullne B. Elniff at the Spencer Research Library, Un1versity of Kansas. Lawrence. Kansas. --. - ------- ------ -1- _ _ _ _ �/ Copied from Certificate Stubs #50701-50750 in Volume 3815 at the office of the Clerk of the District Court, Judicial Building, Lawrence, KS. . Abbreviations used: DI-Dec1aration of Intention filed, place an~ date; DCDCDistrict Court of Douglas County, KS'; PN~Petition for Naturalization filing date; Wf-Wife"s name, age and place of residence; Ch-Children's names,. ages and places of residence; R-Remarks; ~Date of Order; #Certificate number •. ANDERSON, Gustaf, Age 63; DI-DCOC:29 OCt 1868; PN-5 Nov 1906; Wf~Carrie, Tonganoxie; Ch-Annie Conn, 36, Dwight, KS & Emma Conn, 28, Dwight, «S; 00-4 Feb 1907; #50704. A 48 ; Dl-Crlmlna,A{;ourt, . ,. '. . . l(Cj rcui t J?ac) k son C'0., MO 31 u~e1888 John., c ;PN' 5 Nov 1906; Wf-Mary Christena Anderson, Dg.Co.KS; Ch-Ethe1 Victoria Anderson 16, Franz Edgar-14, Esther Carolina-ll, Carl Elmer-6-, 01ga-5; ~4 Feb 1907; R-wri tten in ink :25 May '08-Cancelled and forwarded to Washington, May 1908;'"'; ~50701 , ANDER~rn, ANUERSON, John Conrad. 45; DI~filed under Section 10 of Act of Congress of 9 May 19HJ. PN"'11 Sept 1916; Wf-Inez Mildred Anderson, ts32 Tenn. St. ,Lawrence , KS; Ch-William B'. Anderson, b. 11 Sept 1901, Lawrence, George F. Ande;rson, b. 1 Nov 1902. Lawrence, Ks; 00-5 May 1n'1; #50729. ANDERS~', Olof. 56; DI;"Circuit Court, Jackson Co lVIO, 10 Mch 1ts81; PN 5 Nov 1906; Wf-Betty Anderson, Eawrence,KS; Ch-Ellen-22, John Edwin-19, Anna Cecelia14, Lawrence, KS; R-"May 5, '08 cancelled and forwarded to Washington 19 Dec 190B, HEmry H'. Asher, Clerk-'; Ji:5070L . BAREELDES, Marie Louise Johanna Helen" Age 66; DI~DCDC~19 Nov 1908; PN17 Nov 1913(1)1; ~4 May 1914; R-written in red ink ""Lawrence, Kansas. Jan 25, 1915-Cancelled as per order of United States Uistrict Court of Topeka, Kansas Jan 11, 1915, Chas. E. Moss, C1erk-'; ,;;50723. ' BEAR, Abraham, age blank; 1'120; DO 2 Feb 1920; #50731. Dl~··None required-discharged soldier; ' ' PN~16 Jan BENS(l\J', August, 56,; m;"Dist. Court Monroe Co, Albia, IA·, 30 Apr 1883; PN:.. 27 May 1908; Wf- Lena Benson, Dg Co KS; Ch-Vivian Lenore, 9 yrs, Lecompton; ~9 Nov 1908; #50711. BOEHLE, August Henry, 43; DI:"OCOC: 10 Aug 1886; PN;..24 Nov 1906;' Wf-Augusta, 41, Lawrence; Ch-Henry 18, Arthur 17, Grace 15, William 12, Bertha 9-a11 Lawrence; 1)0;..6 May; H-"May 5, '08 cancelled forwarded to Washington May 19, '08"'; #50708. BOWMAN, Henry, 56; PN:"'Filed under the provisions of Act of 25 June 1910; Petition filed 3 May 1917; Wf-Sarah Elizabeth Bowman, b 18 Sept 1861, 180'1 Mass. St. Lawrence, KS; Ch-tie1en Jackson Bowman, b 23 Apr 1905 at Buffalo, NY, adopted; ~5 Nov 1917; #50728. BROHAMMER, Anselm, 61; Dl;"Probate Court Summi t Co OH- 17 Oct 1876; PN'··11 Feb 1910; Wf-Deceased; Ch-None; ~21 Feb 1911; #50717 CARLSON, John Emil, 45: Dl~DCDC- 30 Sept l~lB; PN-25 OCt 1920; Wf-B1ank; Ch-Blank; O~7 Feb 1921; #50735. 4 " • • •_ •• ~ �60 ~7 COHEN, Morris, 30; iJI-UCUC,·HI Mch 1918; PN;.18 Jim 1921; Wf-Mary; MC-I; Nov 1921; ~50747 DElAHUNTY; Rhody, 63; Dr-ocuc: 4 Apr 1870; PN·25 OCt 1906; R7 "-5-5-08 Cancelled forwarded'to Washington, Sept 16, '08~; Wf-B1ank; Ch-Wi11iam,&Rhody of Kansas City, KS', Julia, NY; creremiah, Nel'I:ie and Thomas' o·f Lawrence', Charles' of Wichita- and John, tos: itnge1'es', CA; 00-4 Feb 1907;; #50702,~ DISQUE', Heinrich, 56:' DI~OCOC' 6 Oct 1885;: PN"30 Jan 1909;' Wf;"Magdalena' 44', Dg Co' KS'; MC":'Char1eY'19, Henry' 1'7, Louis'a 15'; G'erliard 1'3, Edward 5, all residents of Dg Co;' DO 3 May 1'908;~ #50714. DUCOMMON~ ~i'ed;' 00-2 May Mark Julius:, 20; 1.921; #50740'. DI~DCDC' 8 Jan 1915;' PN-19 .Tan 192I;- Not mar- FRIEDMAN, Aaron, 41; DI-Circuit Cburt Jackson Co MO 12 Feb 1905;' PN'-31 Jan 1916·;' Wf-Rehecca F •.; MC:-Harold Bernard F. &, Jul'i.us ~rayer F~;' 00-1. May 1916; #50727'. G'ABR1EI.:, Gottl'feBi Herman, 67';' "Petiiti'oner is' honorabl'y! discharged so·Idier and makes app1icatio·n for ci ti zen ship; under Sec.tion 21'66;' PN~6' Jim 1910;' Wf:-· E11iza' Scheutter' Gabriel, Deceased; 00-20 Nov I9n,,; #50719,. G~A(O)LITZKY; Sam Wolfa. 28;' DI-Dist. Court Shawnee CO". 8' Oct 1914; PN:..9, Ap·r 1921; Wt:;"-Lillean. L'awrence::; MC:"WiTbert Marshall, 10 months:; DO-TNov 192]];#50743. GUNTERT.~ Rotiert, 611; DI;..ocOC' 27' Nov-1908;' PN:"13 Dec 191'3;' Wf':"KaralfD'a Gentert, Cawrence, Ks';' Ch-Lena 33, [;awrence,. Rober.t 30', Morehead, MN; Emii1!. 21', Lawrence;; 00-4, May 191'4; #50724: HADL, A1oi's, 60;' DI:"OCDC' 16 Sept 1872; PN:"12, Nov 1906;: Wf.;"Ti1'li e 47. Eudo'ra, KS;; MC;"THlli;e' 20, Albert 18" Clara' 1;7., Edda-:- 1'5', WiirIie l i3. Pobroyr 1'1. Mf.ke 10, Caroline' 8. Nora 6;, Phetus; 7., G'ertrude:1' 4. Otto 3;, Augurst 2--a1111 live: at Eudora;' Dt'):..o, May 1i907; R;;"~ay 5, "08 Cancelled': forwarded to Washington May 19, "08~; #50706. ' IfAIL. Joseph, 68; DI:..OCOC' 30 Oct 1'896,; PN"1'2 Nov 1906;' Wf;"Katie', Eudora;' Mt:-None!;' DO-6. ~1ay' 1907.'; R;"Signed' +, thh' mark Jo'seph ffad1, "May' 5, '08 Cancelled' forwarded to Washi ngton Dec 19', "08', Hen ry' Asher, Clerk""; #50707. r -_ __ :~'.~ HADE, StepJien', 62;' Dl:"DCOC~'16 Sept 1862';' PN;..26, Nov ,lI906;' Wf':"'Anni'e, 62, DeSOto; MC':"'Henry 19, Eudora' & Fred 18', DeSoto;~ DO-l\1ay 6;; R~~ay' 5 '08 Canc'el led , forwarded to Washiington May' 19 '08; #50709,. HAMMER, Ghri sti an Gotthe1f', 49; Ol':"'OCOC" 27 Mch 1911',. married; DD-2, May 1921'.;' #50739. PN'~23 May 1919;' Not (,,\:,,~'~HAMMER', Rudolph Fredrich', age b1anR;' DI;"OCDC 27 Mch 1917;' PN:..23 May' 1919; Not marri edt; Dl} 2 May' 1921; , #50738". HESS; Carl Henry ,36;;' Dr~)Diistrict Court DougJ':aS','Co 3 Nov 1894; PN~4,' Nov 1908; Wf-, Eva He-ss, 26" Lawrence; MC:"Anna Katherine' 9, John William 7, Carl Fred 5, Henry 2;' 00-4' May' 11.909;, #50715' HESS~ William FredeTick, 32yrs: 7. mo;' DI;"Oist Court, Shawnee Co' 30 Jim 1908;: PN;.;.24' Aug 1914';: Wt::"None';; DO-I Feb' 1i915;' #50725. �61 HUFF', William, 76;, OI~DCDC', 25 Feb 1-.918;; PN;';'30 Oct 1920;' Wf:':", name~-brank, Bardwin' City, KS;:- 00-1' Feb' 1921; #50737". ' HUNSINGER, Chris:tian HEmry!, 47:;:' Or-DCDC"291 l\ich 1918';; PN':'15 Jim- 192]],;;' Wf~­ SOphiia' Hunsinger, U40 NJ; St., tawrence:, KS';' rl1c:;;.1;n:rfred',18-;; [)()':'T Nov 1922. KAHNr, Julius:; 53;: DI~DCOC,~ 30 Oct 1'88&";' PN~5 Nov' 1900;: Wf:..tucetta-, Reno', KS; MC-Loufs'a 30, Reno'; Minnie 29, Reno; Annie' 27, Reno'; Emma 25:, BushnelT,IL'; Aug-' usta' 24, Reno; 00-4 Feb lJ901;:, #50705: KOEHtER', Paul, 49:;' OI~OCOC' 15 Mch 1.918; PN:..l'5' APT 1921;' Wf-:"B'ertha', Ell'dora'; MC:"'Louise 19, Hilda 11, Eon a- 15; 00-1 Nov 1921';:' #501~5'; KOELBING', FreqericR Eou:iis~ 49';" DI~DCDC:' 8 May- 1900;; PN;:., 12' Oct 1908';' Wf-Loui se' Eli.5'e' Koe11b1frg, Eudora;' MC:'none;' 00-3' May' 1909';:' #50113. " KEYNE, Sylvester Samue'l, 48';; Ol~DCDC' 6, Nov 1916-;' PN:'13 Nov 1919;: Wf:..Anni Jane K11yne, 931_ NIf St., Cawrence;, MC:'Mati1'da G'wendolfne, b 1 Sept' 11896, at'Shelden', NO; resiides at 937 NIT' St., Cawrence;' D0-3 May' 1920j' #50133. LARSEN', Ifans' Andersen, 32;: PN:"'l6' J'an 1920'; 00-2 Feb, 1920';' #50732. tOOGH~ Samuel Alexander, 56); PN:"'Affidavit~ in lieu of filed (no da'te), OCOC'j: Wf-Mary L. Lough, 51, Baldwin Ci;ty, KS'; Mc;:.Samuel' Allen Cough, 201 B'aldwin Crty'; DO-blank; #50741. LURr,- Horace' Kni;ght, 42;, DI-DCOC':r3 Aug 1918';' PN~4 Nov 1920';" Wf-Ann'a E. tu'ry 508 N'. 7th St., North Lawrence, KS; DO-T Feb' 1'921'; #50736,. NELso'r, Chris:tian Norman, 66,; OI-OCOC: 27' Dec; 1884;: PN:.30 Mch ,1908';' Wf-Deceased;; MC-none;' 00-18 Nov 1908; #50712. OLS<l'J', Charles Augustus, 39;: Fiiled under Sectio'n 10 Act of Congress 9 May 191'5;: PN:.21 Sept 1918;' Not marri ed';: 00-5 May 19'19;' #50730. POHC, Herman, 62;' OI-DCDC 8:, Ap:r' 1918:; PN:...-7 Jun 1921;' Wf:..Augu-sta', B'al1dwin', KS;;' MC':"Ernest Albert, 15; 00-7 Nov 1921; #50750. PORTEWS; George' Al'exander,~ 35';" DI:;'DCDC~22, Nov 1909; PN-29, JUll 191'5';;' Porteous;, 24'~ tawrence'; MC-None; 00;;..1 Nov 1915;' #507261. ' Wf~ (1 JE11fta " ~as·. PROl'SCH~, Rfchard Ernst, 50:-;' D]~Ofstrict Court of tiie United States for KanFfrst Division 21 June 11918;" PNl-17 June 1921;' Wf-Lu'lla Mary';: 00-1' N'ov 11921;' ~,tt.50,7~4 ~ , -.,)' SCHEHRER, Wende1f.nl Edward, SO; DI.... DCDC~ II Jun 1907; PN:..4 Nov l'9tl';' Wf-Barbr.a, Schehrer, Eudora, KS; MC-A1be,rt 20, Mary 19, WiTl'ie 1'6, Alma'13, martha 9, Emma 4;:00--5 Feb 1912;' #50720. S;HEURLE, William, 57;i Petition filed under the provision of Act of 15 Jun: Oct 1920; Wf-B1ank; Ck-Blank; 00-2 Feb 1921; #507$~r. ll9H);~;"5 SETTERBERG, ~arl, Henry, 38;, DI.... Dfst. Court Riley Co' KS- 31 Oet 1891;" PN:..20 Mch 1,901; Wf-Bessle August'e-, 23, Lawrence; MC-Al vi n Henry, 2: yrs';;' R;..!'M'ay 5, '08 cancellled. Turned over to Hedrick, Ass ft, Atty 4 Nov 1907". #50710(See: #50716) �62 SETIERBERG, Carl HEmry, 40'; DI.-Dist. Court RHey Co. 31 Oct r891';~ Wf-Bessie Aug-' usta'i 25'; MC:"Alvfn Henry, 4;: OO-l!, Nov 1909; #5071'6. (See #50710, preceding page): PN~ SIEN OENTOPF, Rober.t, 29;· o:r:'Siip;erior Cour.t. Ferry' 1\8 May 1191iO;; Wf-none;' 00-21 FeD' 1911; #5071'8~ Sl'E1NBRING, Emil Otto, 43'; O]-;"DCDC~ Co~ Washington 6, Au'g 1906,;: 11 Mch 191:8;· PN':",8. July' :1921; Unmarried; 00-7" Nov 1921;· #50746,. Sl'RAFF(l,r; Charles Warren, 56;;: OI':'OCDC' 24· Mch 1883;' PN:"4 Aug' 1'91'3;' Wf:"Emma' Straffon, Lawrence;': No children;: 00-24' Nov 1913;· #50721!. V~ VAN HOREBECK. Alphon$e', 381;" OI:"'OCOC~ 31 May· 191'8; PN;..6 Apr ]]921;: Wf-Edith, Lawrencw, KS;' MC:"none; DD-1· Nov 1921.;: #50748. WALKER, Henry', 70' yrs 9; mo·;: Dr-Court of Buchanan Co" Dr 10 Mar 1'894;;- PN;...26 Sept 1913:, Wf-Angl'e Walker, Baldwfn,Ks;; Ch-F.rank, b 21 May! 1890,· Baldwfn,KS' & Wiillliam, 15' 10' Jim 11895', Bal'dwin, KS; 00-2 Feb 1914';' #50722. ZILLNER, Jo,seph, 46;;· OI-DCOC·4 Mch 1918;' PN:"18 Apr 1921;' Wr;"Barbara, Eudora; MC-Margaret, Frances, Paul,. Bernard., Joseph. Robert, George, all of Eudo'ra';: DO7 Nov l1921; #50749. --Copied by Pauline B. Elni;ff They tell me. "Why don' t you get a n1 ce new s e t ' . Of matching dishes? Throw these reliCS outl" Dispose ot these. my ·friends? On never----This plate is tram the set my mother chose tor me. The rest have all been gone these many years; And here's her teapot. how the memory clings Of gentle hands and tender. loving smiles. Oh. nol This sugar bowl with handle chipped Reminds me of the babe who long ago Pulled on the cloth; my. my the messl But only the handle chipped. 1 love it sol This bowl. too large for shrunken family now. Was my Great-GrandlllalDl&'s. her full. hard life And many chlldren speak through all the years When 1 enjoy this bowl and polish it. And this candy dish brings haunting memories Of home-made fudge. Christmas trees. candles And all the wonder of a young girl's heart. A beloved Aunt on·ce treasured this small cup And now it's mine to remember and to love. These dishes are all treasures. memories or fam1ly and friends and happy days. Each time 1 use them. wash them. handle them. My family is much closer. gathering 'round To bring support and much remembered love. Georgiana Brune I J �~3 , I DIED 1. r , Joanna Marie HARMON 1928 000' ,1959CA (married Richard Glen~ ROSS) , 2. 'Jesse Blane HARMON ; :,1694 MO 191:7 000 ,: 1936,000 1977 ,000 3. Anna Teresa WEIXELDORFER )1895 000, 1889 000:', " 1938, 000 4. Jonathan Ransom HARMON' ' ,;1867 ,KS " 1964 000 5. Louisa Frances ROBERTSON 1874 000" 6. Louis WEIXELDORFER [1868 BOH "1891 000 , 1912 000 7. Josephine' (Sophia) REIMER '1872 MOR I 1943 '000 S. William Thomas HARMON 1843 OH ': 1900KS 9. Nancy, Ann CULP ,," 1843 000 ,: ': 1879 ,MO 10. Jesse ROBERTSON ' 1827 'TN " ! 1900 MO' 11. Hester 'Ann lS33'IN :,1903 000 ! 1910 000 ' 12. Raymond WEIXELDORFER 1844 BOH , ,13., Anna KELLERMANN 1846 BOH ~ , '1916, 000 , 14. Hieronymus REIMER AUS 15. Karoline MEITNER AUS " i , 16. Henry HARMON 1816 VA 1837 OH : 1864 MO. " 17.' Zeri1da HASKINS lS17 VA ' ': 1890 000 '18. ,Jonathan CULP, 1803'SC 1832 MO': ,'MO/OR ,:' 19. Malinda MUNKIRS 1811 TN, '~, MO/OR " , 20. Joseph ROBERTSON 1793 VA ' lEna, [1853 MO· : , 21. ' ,Mary' CLARK 1794 VA/TN", '1854 000 24~ John WEIXELDORFER 'BOH 26. L. KELLERMANN BOH " MO/OH 32. Thomas HARMON 1786 VA, 33. Sarah GREEN 1798 VA i , ,MO/OH 34. William HASKINS ' 17'76 SC/VA/NC , 11a7.3 OH , : ' MO/OH 35. Nancy' 1780 VA 36. Augustin CULP 'SC 3a. Redmond, MUNKIRS :"1790 VA [1844',000: 39. ,Polly LYNCH ~791"vA TN: 76. ,John MUNKIRS , 77. CAMRON I " I l ' : .~ , Most early Douglas County records spell the surnamj3 , WEIXELDORFER as WEICHSELDORFER. Complle'd 'OctOber' II, i983 by ~Jo~nna Harmon Ross - --- -------.,~- - 805 N. 5th'Street David City, NE686J2 ......,-- -- ---.,..--- .-- - .' .--- - .......-- -- '---- ", -- ~ '~--~- -----~ -...:.... -~--. -..:... -~ - CORRECTIONS: Vol V. N,o. 2. p. 64- 11 Charles E. BAUFMAN" should read Charles E. KAUFMAN. Vol VI, No.4, p. 166-Should read: n •••Sarah C. Rash of Greenfield, Ind. on Aug. 25 1864 at Greenfield Ind. by John Rardin ••• " , • Vol VI. No 4. p. 166-Should read. Clarenoe JAMESON-Longton Kes. ' " _________ Vol VI ~~~.4' p. 167-Julia Ann RASH died Oot 4 1870. - - - . - - - - - - - -- - -- .. -- - '- ~- ; ~ • �· 64 ,-;;) t,biAi~OFlJANETREUTTER~,"./}. '~-~----"'l') _,_'_J Ped. Name ''.. ' . .. Chart '-'~-f-~'-"-,,' If 1 Janet Marie REUTTER 2 Ivan Fred REUTTER ,~.. . Born Married 1958 OK 1926 OK 1957 NM Death Profession Teacher Refrigeration Technician Registered Nurse Farmer 3 Freda Maxine LUDLOW 1930 KS 4 5 1883 Ger. 1916 OK 1965 OK 6 Johannes REUTTER Wi1hemina Josephine HAUSLER Lonnie Paul LUDLOW 1892 1904 KS 1928 KS 1970 OK 1974 KS 7 Vera Juanita PEARCE 1904 KS 8 9 1845 Johann Peter REUTTER 1853 Henrietta RATH Rudolph HAUSLER 1862 1866 Josephine WEINLICH 1877 Hampton LUDLOW Luella AUSTIN 1878 Homer Douglas PEARCE 1881 Bertha Mabel DONOVAN 1881 Christoph REUTTER 1811 Marie Agnes TROST 1812 Johannes RATH 1803 Marie Barbara 1-VEIBLE 1808 Adalbert HAUSLER 1825 Anna HENSEL 1838 Franz WEINLICH 1842 Joseph BRIX 1844 Samuel LUDLOW 1839 Ellen WYKERT 1842 A1onson AUSTIN 1854 Nancy Jane EVANS 1849 Abram PEARCE Julia KUNKLE Walter Langley DONOVAN 1844 Nancy Cook CLARK 1847 Johannes REUTTER 1785 Margaretha WEIBLE 1787 Jacob TROST Marie Agnes WURSTER Joseph RATH Maria Magdalena RANDECKER Maxon AUSTIN Lana HAKES 1826 Davis EVANS Hannaha H. DUTTON Andrew Jackson DONOVAN 1814 Mary Elizabeth LANGLEY Johann REUTTER 1758 Margaretha NOT 1766 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 52 53 54 55 60 61 64 65 Immigration _..4 Ger. Ger. 1874 Ger. IA 1900 IL MO 1903 MO Ger. 1836 Ger. Ger. 1830 Ger. Bohemia Bohemia Bohemia Bohemia IN 1858 IA NY 1872 OH OH OH Ger. Ger. Ger. Ger. Ger. Ger. KS KS Ger. Ger. Automobile Mechanic Teacher 1981 KS 1926-27 1892 IL(?) Farmer 1936 OK 1964 1967 1940 1967 1881 1903 1875 1832 1908 1924 IL(?) 1921 1933 1870 1810 Ger. 1930 1909 1843 1840 KS KS MO MO Ger. Ger. Ger. Ger. KS KS KS KS KS KS Ger. Ger. Farmer Farmer Viney~rdist I Farmer Farmer' Shoemaker Shoemaker 1795 Ger. Farmer 1847 NY NY 1914 IL WV Ger. Ger. 1785 Ger. 1835 Ger. 1840 Ger. Shoemaker NA NA NA 1888 NA NA 1888 1888 NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA �65 REUTTER AHNENTAFEL Con't. Ped. Chart If Harried Born Name 66 Johannes WEIBLE 67-'" Elisabetha JAGER 72 Johannes RATH 73 Ursula Barbara HANDEL 74 Johannes RANDECKER 75 Maria Agnes WEIBLE 108 Cadwa11erder EVANS 109 Matilda DAVIS 120 Dania1 DONOVAN, Jr. 121 Rebecca WILLIAMS 128 Johannes REUTTER 129 Anna Barbara FRITZ 130 Christoph NOT 131 Eva WURSTER 144 Joseph RATH 145 Ursula Barbara HANDEL 146 Johannes HANDEL ? 147 Maria Magdalena 240 Dania1 DONOVAN, Sr. 242 Henry WILLIAMS 243 Rebecca MILLS 256 258 Jacob REUTTER Hans Jacob FRITZIN 288 Peter REUTTER Ger. Ger. 1741 Ger. 1727 Ger. Ger. Ger. 1820 1776 Death 1766 Ger. 1829 Ger. 1797 1869 1746 Ger. 1721 Ger. Ger. 1754 Ger. Ger. Ger. 1737 Ger. Ger. Ger. Ger. Ger. 1728 Ire. 1744 Wales Profession Immigration Shoemaker NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA 1732 1760 NA Farmer 1827 Lived to 104 1721 Ger. Ger. NA FarmerVineyardist Ger. NA NA Janet REUTTER 1809 West 21st St. Terrace Lawrence, Kansas 66044 . - - -- - - - ~l ~ -~ ""~; _________._-- _ . .J~. GENEALOGICAL TIP ~~. "Jane DOE. born 4-6-96". Have you ever received a pedlgrae chart or a family· group sheet w1th a date wr1 tten in t.hls manner? It so. you may have wondered, "Does thls mean that Jane was born on April 6. 1'896 or June 4, 18961" You may even have been unsure ot the correct century. To av01d confus10n. genealog1sts would do well to adopt a standardlzed way of writ1ng dates on thelr genealogical forms. (l.e •• day. month and year). The month should be spelled out but may be abbreviated. The year should have four d1g1ts. For example: John SMITH, born 7 Mar 1856 and Mary DOE. born 10 Jul 1791. . '--. -,.--" �66 J. (Jl1. !lenetl{' ::;VlJeO;Je: rMAL~GNANID H-~-ER-T-HERMI-A- (0' -- -- c:; -----------------~ , -" -- - -The followlng ls an artlcle by Richard Tomshack whlch appeared ln' the"·1~toveinbet'::-1982 (Vol. 8. #lV) lssue of the quarterly publicatlon, LOST IN CANADA? Joy!Re-~slnger, Edltor,.land Publlsher. 1020 Central Avenue. Sparta.,WI 54656. Reprlnt'ed with permlsslon. - ------ -- - ---- --- - --------------- --- - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - -- - - --------'- - -- --- - --- I I. --- -- MH ls an lnherlted muscle abnorma11ty, character1zed by react10ns to several drugs normally used dur1ng anaesthes1a. Boy, what a buncQ" of b1g words. Let· s cut the red tape and $et r1ght down to what 1s MR. Whenever you sm1le. talk. or move a· muscle. a body funct10n takes place without your knowledge. The muscle creates Calc1um. In creat1ng calc1um. the mus:cle also develops heat. The heat 1s normally d1ss1pated by the body w1th no problem. e1ther ln a MH person or a non-MH person. So what ls the problem? The problem lles 1n the: MH person l:S.ng unknown to medical personnel. If a MH person rece1ves an lnhalatlonal anaesthetlc. used under normal condltlons. the anaesthetlc could falsely ask the body for more calclum. up to ).000 t1mes the normal amount. Thls causes a vast lncrease ln hea t. whlch lf not reversed. 1 s fa t a l . : Now I may ask. what 1s all thls med1cal talk dolng ln a genealoglcal publl'.ca.tl0n.'f Well. MH 1s a genea10g1cal' problem. Re search done by Dr. B. -.ftl'!J.. t,t .of Toronto. Canada, sho~s that her MR patlents trace thelr ancestors back to the Acadlan llne of DUPUIS. To be prec1se, George DUPUIS and Flave BONNEVILLE. marrled 12 Nov 18)8, ln~·St. Anlcet. PQ. What you have read £;&'0 far ls fact. In all falrn~ss to thls art1cle and: to the read~;r. I feel that I must 1ntrodu~e myself. My name ls R1chard Tomsha.ck and I. have :been d01ng genealogy for some 10 or 12 years. I do th1s str1c:.tly as'a hobby. I also have no formal educatlon beyond h1gh school. I th1nk thls 1s 1mportant to thls art1cle. I say thls because I may say someth1ng 1n th1s art1cle that mayor may not confllct w1th Dr. Br1tt. I would ~~ke to polnt out at th1s t1me. that Dr. Br1tt 1s a world ret:t::o.~#.~'~'~d.gQ~~~:'ar1d very qua11fled\1WOrk1ng w1th MH. Now to f1n1sh th1'Ef' artlcle. I have talked w1 th varlous people, both lay and doctors. and have read various med1cal journal~ and MH pamphlets. It appears to me that MH 1s a product of ~ ethnlc group, w1th numerous Consangu1nous marr1ages. If th1s,be fact, then 1twould hold true w1th the 'descendants of Sylva1n DUPUIS and Franco1se LeBLANC. marrled ca. 1745. rehab. Assumpt10n 1767. All MH pat1ents . traced by Dr. Britt. are descendants of th1s l1ne. Both DuPUIS and LeBLANC lead back to Acad1a, as opposed to French Quebec. At th1s polnt, Dr. Brl tt agrees w1th me. (or I w1th her) that th1s DuPUIS line has someth1ng to do w1th Ma. I hope to conv1nce her of the LeBLANC connect10n. at our next meeting (sch_~du).ed for late Se.p.tember 1982) . : ' . :: '-- .-.~:~-::,,~ "', ',\:. ~.!.';:'''::.i>:C\:~:~~~v:eh~m.ed",;.¢al;::.:mo~~~9.ge'I have gained. or' rack 'ther'e' of , I dO"plan' on tracing all the descendants of Sylva1n DuPUIS and Franc01se LeBLANC and present that 1nformat1on to Dr. Br1tt. She w1ll have the final say. S1nce there 1s no cure for MR, Dr. ! . �67 Malignant Hyperthermia continued: Britt plans to enter all this informatlon in a computer. On a national scale. a doctor will then be able to check:,;-the" computer. prlor to sutgery. and see if you are part of an--1'IH line. Prior to surgery lsi"lfthe key,. If they know beforehand a person is of an MH;]:l'ne.d1fferent procedures can be used 1n the operat1ng room.:" Ii1.owledge prior to surgery will give the doctors a few extra, min~es that may save a l1fe. I'll never know 1f my work gave a doctor a few· extra minutes. or 1f I saved a life with my work. I'll only know that I tr1ed. For those persons1.jltli;!rested 1n more information on Malignant Hypertherm1a. th~re are medical associatlons in both Canada and the U.S. These·Lar.e foI', ·lay persons. 1nterested 1n raising money for research and compillng fami" hlstories of __ Jmo!!ll Ml:I_,~rf!()ns. Their add&r~:rsses , a r e : , ' , Malignant Hyperthermia Associatlon. Room 314. Ellzabeth Wlng. Toronto General Hospital. 101 College S,t •• Toronto, Ontario M.5G lL7 Malignant Hyperthermia Assoclatlon of the Un1ted P.O. Box 3231. Darien. CT 06820 , -. • . ~I- ---- ------:--~--- -:: .... ----1--- ---;-:-- --- - - - - , . _ - - - - - - - ,----~-, ---;;,-- --~--- Sta~e8 .. -l--- - _ .. , -- ............. ~----- There are other lnteresting artlcles about Malignant Hyperthermla in Vol 25. Nos. 2.3 and 4 (1978-79) of tbe Wiscons1n State Genealogical Soclety Newsletter taken from articles in the Milwaukee Sentinel. In these art1cles. Ma11gnant Hyperthermia is called. "a hereditary dlsease of the muscle that affects hundreds of fam1l1es 1n the Midwest." Some excerpts from thj article are:' "W1scons1n ls a hot spot." ·'One of the longest affected' blood11nes 1n the world extends lnto the state. Its known lineage stretches back • nine generatlons to the early 1800's. Its roots are planted 1n what Was Bohemia. now Czechoslovakia. n "Phys1c1ans have cmnstruct ... ed lnterlock1ng genealogies with about 3.000 names. The genealogles were gathered from hundreds of 1nterviews witn fam1ly members and by search1ng through courthouse records and fam1l~ B1bles for birth. ,marriage and death records. About 40 surnames have been 1dentified." A "local genealogy buff, 74 year old Alfned Straub has put together the family trees of about 75 clans 1n the Marathon county area. One of those genealog1es 1s 190 pages long and includ~s the names that have appeared most often on hosp1tal records of unexpla1ned deaths follOWing anesthes1a." M~~. Straub ls credlted wlth saving 5-10 11ves because of h1s genealog1cal research work. * * * * * * "Some people can trace the1r ancestry back hundreds of ,years. but cannot ~ell you where the1r children were last night."--Anon �---------1 ~--- --DOUGLAS- From Books 3 and 4 in the office ·of-~th~ Clerk of·the-sp:ecT~iiZed-·Divi"~i·on of the District Court, Room 144, Law and Judicial Building, Lawrence, Kansas. Compiles by Edna Welling and Vivian Clough Officiant Bridegroom Bride Date & Place if other than Lawrence AHLSTROM, Charles ALBAUGH, Theodore F. ANDERSON, Charlie Franklin 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, William D.· - -Leavenworth Co., KS BRISTOL, Alonzo B. BUCHANAN, Riegy BURBANK, Henry G. B§. Co., KS BURNS, Dennis BANKS, Hannah LONG FELLOW, Sar ah 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 30e?) 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. Hend¥y, P.J. 24 18 19 30 W.C. Brooks, Rev. V.M. King, M.G. James M.Hendry, P.ll. Joseph Michall, M.G. - -DUN CAN·, - SUSarl Leavenworth Co., KS JONES, Mary K. SMITH, Amanda SKAGGS, Elizabeth J. Jefferson Co., KS BURNS, Lucretia 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 J.an 1872 John Madison, M.G. James Carney, Rev. J.6 .M9-Y 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. .. marvey G. Mairch, Rev. 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 CAR GUEVILLE, Otto CARLSON, Frank W. CARPER, Will iam CHAMBERS, Norman N. CHERRY, Frank C. CHRISTY, Thomas Dg. Co., KS CHURCH, Elbert CLARK, George CLARK, William CLAUSEN, Hans COCKLIN(COGLIN), Daniel COKER, T.C. CONANT, Al van P. Nureton Co., Md.(?) COX, Joseph J. CREW, James S. Dg. Co., KS CRUMMETT, Benjamin Jefferson Co., KS CUMMINGS, William 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 MEAIRS, Ida M. GILLESPIE, Kate Leavenworth Co., KS MILLER, Ella CLARK, Elizabeth STEWART, Ellen HANSEN, Mary VITT, Katie HALL, Phill is CO LEMAN, A1 ice Dg. Co., KS TRUEBLOOD, Isabella VILLE, Josephine L. Davenport, Iowa LONG, Melvina Jefferson Co., KS BOYD, Emma 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, Priest 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 Cordl ey, 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. 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 DEZfNS (DEZIUS), John Osage Co., KS DILLARD, Jesse DODDER, Marshall DRAKE, Mart in DRAKE, William L. DRAPER, Francis M. DREISBACH, Charles S. DUDLEY, Robert DURR, Albert Montgomery Co., KS DUSING, Will iam EDMONDS, Jame~, EGGERT, Charle's 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, SoJomon. GALLEGHER, James GA LlJ.\GHER, 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 LEWIS, Lydia E. 17 July 1872 BOYER, Salome 25 Dec 1872 WILLIAMS, Martha 16 Dec 1872 VITT, Lena 15 Oct 1872 Dg. Co., KS STRATTON, Ella A. 28 Mar 1872-Jefferson Co,KS YOUNG, Mary 15 l:Iuly 1872 SHANKLIN, Nettie B. 12 June 1872 REYNOLDS, Ellen 14 Jan 1872-Leavenworth Co., KS DOHERTY, Lenora 21 Dec 1872 MELVIN, Salina M. 23 Apr 1872 SNEAD , Melvina 9 Jan 1872 CHRISTIAN, Lizzie E. 4 June 1872 LOVELACE, Margaret 10 Dec 1872 Dg. Co., KS Dg. Co., KS HAWKINS, Isabella 27 Nov 1872 Medina, KS Dg. Co., KS GRAYBEL, Isabella 13 Oct 1872 SAUNDERS, S. Frances 19 Dec 1872 4 Apr 1872 WALLENTA, Anna Dg. Co., KS SELLMAN, Jul ia 16 June 1872 . WILLIAMS, -Louisa . 12 June 1872 SAUM, Indiana A. 28 Sept 1872 COTTON, Maggie 1 Jan 1872 2 Nov 1872 GRINDELL, Frances BRINK, Maranda A. 10 Feb 1872 Dg. Co., KS NO RWINE, Sarah Elizabeth12 Dec1I8.~zi' - . also Leavenworth, Co, KS Dg. Co., KS 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 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. HAYS, Henry C. Reno, KS HECY (HEEK), Peter D. BANGS, C. Irene Dg. Co., KS THRALL, Sadie A. BROWNLEE, Emma 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. Me 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, Julia 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. ElJi..is, 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 1872-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, J ame s 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. Go., KS4 Jan 1872 7 May 1872 10 Sept 1872 10 Mar 1872 Osage Co., KS 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 KINt;, 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, Isiah M. LIND, Peter LINDEMOOD, Milo M. Osage Co., KS LOGAN, Robert LOSS,· Paul LOUDENBACK, Moses A. LUCAS, John S. LYONS, 0 scar M. MARTENSON, John MARX, George MASON, Hugh Bride Date & Place if other than Lawrence VOGT, Elsie 21 ~t Mar 1872 Dg. Co., KS HALLMARK, Ellen 15 Oct 1872 HALL, Emma 23 May 1872 GORMER, Hannah E. 14 May 1872 LAURENT, Mary E. 25 Dec 1872 ROBINSON, Nancy 14 Jan 1872 MATTHEWS, E.C. 2 Mar 1872 FOSTER, Mary K. 9 Oct 1872 Chillicothe, Ohio Dg. Co., KS KILPATRICK, Julia E. 11 Nov 1872 MARTIN, Molona O. 30 Mar 1872 (License only) SEATON, Margaret A. 4 Dec 1872 GRANDFIELD, Julia A. 4 Apr 1872 FAXON, Anna 18 Mar 1872 (License only) FAXON, Anna 3 July 1872 MINTON, Esther 1 Jan 1872 Leavenworth Co. WILLEY, Maryy 7 Nov 1872 HARRIS, Marian J. 25 Jan 1872 Leavenworth Co., KS AMUND, Franzeska 21 May 1872 DUCK, Ellen S. 25 Dec 1872 SPROUL, Matilda 14 Sept 1872 AYER, Eunice A. 21 Mar 1872 ERECKSON, Mary A. 10 Dec 1872 CONG ER, Mary E. 14 Mar 1872 Dg. Co., KS . _ SIMPSON, -Amanda - - - - -1-2 May 1872 GREINKE, Albertine 20 May 1872 CORDER, Emma Ann 10 Mar 1872 26 Ma·~ 1872 HUTCHESON, Sarah LAMPSON, Polly J. 7 Aug 1872 8 Mar 1872 NELSON, Nellie KREBLE, Mary 13 Feb 1872 12 Sept.1872 LIN DLEY, Emma E. O;li.ficiant James M. Hendry, P.J. James E. HnRey, 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. John K. Dunn, Rev. T.Y. Gardner, M.G. A. M. Richardson, Rev. Wm. A. Starrett, Rev. James Knight, M.G. J. Boynton, M.G. James M. Hendry, P.J. 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. 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 Brideg},oom 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, Frankl in MOORE, Anderson MUNGER, 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, William PITCHER, George POEHLER, Theodore PRANG, John PRYOR, John F. Bride Date & Place if other than Lawrence 23 Apr 1872 FOLLOWILL, Sarah M. 12 Dec 1872 WOLF, C1arisa Dg. Co., KS Jefferson Co., KS 1 Aug 1872 HUDSON, Sallie A. 30 Nov 1872 ALLEN, Sarah 17 Oct 1872 SIMPSON, Enuna Leavenworth Co., KS 21 Jan 1872 PETTY, S,arah 30 Apr 1872 TAYlOR, Lizzie S. Ar1ington(?) ,Illinois 15 July 1872 KARNES, Mary L. 21 Jan 1872 MESENHIMER, Nancy 18 Dec 1872 ALLGAIER, Eliza 3 Oct 1872 HARFORD, Mary M. Dg. Co., KS Dg. Co., KS 31 Mar 1872 LAWISON, Sarah 31 Aug 1872 BRYANT, Viola 18 Apr 1872 ROSS, Mary J. '31 May 1872 HALLOWELL, Irene 3 Nov 1872 ALFRED, Lucy T. 26 Oct 1872 LATHNER, Mary 10 Oct 1872 WILLIAMSON, Henrietta 18 Apr 1872 PEARMAN, Ju1 ia Ann 10 Nov 1872 GRIFFITTS, Mary A. Dg. Co., KS Jefferson Co., KS 24 Feb 1872 ERICKSON, Christina Dg. Co., KS 18 July 1872 ANDERSON, Ann ie 23 Mar 1872 LINDELL, Hanna 12 Oct 1872 TOSHNER, Mary Etta , 9- Apr 1872 _FA~REN, Susan_H. Dg. Co., KS 24 Dec 1872 GRANT, Ell en 23 July 1872 BRECHTELSBAUER, Mary 1 Aug 1872 JOHNSON, C1Jara 28 Feb 1872 TAPPE, Sophia 16 Jan 1872 MEYER(MIRE), Francis 13 Mar 1872 PIERATT, Sarah J. Officiant John M.Cunningham, Priest James M. Hendry, P.J. J.C. Herron, M.G. James Christian, J.P. James Christian, J.P. John F. Cunningham, Priest A.Parsons, J.P. Reuben Macomber, M.G. Silas Bond, J.P. James M. Hendry, P.J. R.L. Harford, M.G. '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 J.C. Herron, M.G. T.W. Greene, Rev. W.C. Brooks, Rev. miRiliehard Cordley, Rev. . '~,...~/. James M. Hendry, P.J. Carl Fr. Wm. Treptow, Rev. ,Moses Y.(?) Weir, Rev. Richard Cordley, Rev. John Pichler, Priest H.B. Be1mer, M.G. �Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1872-cont ' d Date & Place if other than Lawrence Brides.,room Bride 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, Charles Jefferson Co., KS 6 Mar 1872 BARNES, Rebecca 7 July 1872 BUCHANAN, Kate C. 17 Oct. 1872 HUDDLESTON, L.E. 8 May 1872 ORME, Nancy J. 24 Dec 1872 OWENS, Al ice 22 Feb 1872 WHITNEY, Mary E. 3 Oct 1872 FULLER, Annie Y. 17 Apr 1872 GREINER, Ellen 24 June 1872 EAGLES FIELD , H. Kate Dg. Co., KS Terre Haute, Ind. 21 Dec. 1872 BOYCE, Lydia A. Humboldt, KS MC KEEHAN, Susan J. 21 Apr 1872 Beavenworth 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, Emil ie 18 Apr 1872 LITTLE, DUSky 14 Mar 1872 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 Officiant J.C. Herron, M.G. John F. Cunningham, Priest Andrew Stout Jacob W. Felix, M.G. Joseph Rahskopf, Rev. James M. Hendry, P.J. Richard Cordley, M.G. Felix R. Swenbergh, Priest Theo. Y. Gardner, M.G. Anthony Sigismund Teutschel, Rev. of Humboldt Ezra Hubbel, 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.~. H.B. Belmer, 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 ~idegroom Bride Date & Place if other than Lawrence SMITH, Jerry SMITH, Walter A. SMlTH, Ellis TODD, Elizabeth KOOGLE, Alice F. SANDERS (SAUNDERS) , Minerva (Mana) GILLESPIE, Kate E. MESENHIMER, Nancy Ann DALLA S, Mary C. RANDEL, Mattie CHURCH, Florence H. CAMPB ELL, 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, 0 rpha M. SHANNON, Sall ie Dg. Co., KS CUMMINGS, Caldonia Schoolcraft, Mich. TERPINS, Alice Leavenworth Co., KS RUSSELL, Sarah 29 Jan 1872 7 Aug 1872 27 Junel]822 ·1 SNOW, William H. SPANGLER, Henry W. SPEER, Henry C. STANLEY, John STANLEY, Lucius T. STANLEY, S imo STILWELL, William S. Butler Co., KS STUDEBAKER, John,A. SUTTON, Benjamin N. Dg. Co., KS SWEDENBERG, Peter THOMPSON, Madison THOMSON, Alexander C. TOURTELLOT, George W. Lincoln Co., KS THEICHEN, 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 Officiant -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. John Bower, M.G. D.S. Baldwin, Rev. James Christian, J.P. James M. Hendry, P.J. T.Y. Gardner, M.G. Richard Cordley, 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, Kansas Marriage Records-1872-cont'd Bridegroom 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 WRIGHT, Mary L. 4 Sept 1872 Walden, England DANIELS, Se1a 17 Nov 1872 LEE, Hattie 14 Nov. 1872 ALEXANDER, Amelia 12 Oct 1872 MERTINS, Anna 26 Dec 1872 MC GLOTHLIN(MC GLOPHLIN), 6 Oct 1872 Carrie POWELL, Julia A. 5 Dec 1872 Leavenworth Co., KS Leaven~orth Co., KS ENGELHART, Catherine 7 Apr 1872 LEFMANN, Louise 12 Mar 1872 WYKER, John P. Leavenworth Co., KS YIDUN~, 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 Cord1ey, M.G. H.B. Be1mer, M.G. A. Carius, Priest V.M. King, M.G. H.B. Be1mer, M.G. Dudley Lee, M.G. Dudley Lee, M.G. L.C. Biggs, M.G. Joseph Rahskopf, Rev. James Bryson, Rev. Ezra Hubbe1, 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. DRAKEi'/t Martin MC GHEE, George MILLER, Cyrus KUBITSCHECK, Ferdinand NORSlROM, 01s SWEDENBURG, Peter BERGMAN, August CURRIER, John F. HART, Charles N. ASSMAN , Amelia AUXIER, Emma E. AYER, Alice L. AYER, Eunice A. BANGS, C. Irene BANKS, Hannah BARKER (BARB ER) , Anna E. BARNES, Rebecca BELL, Annie M. BIGElDW, Fannie B. BLAKER, Arvilla Groom Groom HAN.SEN, Theodore SCRIBNER, Henry D. DANFORTH, Clarence A. LEWIS, Isiah M. GOULD, Charles S. AHLSTROM, Charles VINCENT, Jesse C. PURINGTON, Simeon N. HAMILL, John R. BARBER, Oliver P. BI!GGS, 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, Maggie CRISS, Margaret CRITZER, M. Jennie CROUCH, 011 ie CROUCH, Sarah CUMMINGS, Caldonia CURRY, Martha DALLAS, Mary C. DANIELS, Sela DAVIS, Lucy DAVIS, Mary Emily DAVIS, Patience C. .~room 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 CHAMB ERS, Norman N. CONANT, Alvan P. LINDAMOOD, Milo M. CAMPBELL, Henry C. LOUDENBACK, Moses A. 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 Bride Groom ARTHUR, Napoleon B. DIX, Lucy EUSTACE, Caleb DOHERTY, Lenora HECY (HEEK), Peter DOYLE, Mary A._(maiden 'cname ~ Denien) ,DUCK, Ellen S. LAMB, Curtis A. DUNCAN, Susan BRAILSFORD, William D. EAGLES FIELD , H.Kate ROBBINS, Alonzo E. EBERHART, Rebecca HEMPHILL, Isaac EB ERLEE, Mary Ann TUEICHEN, Leon EDWARDS, Fannie CAMPBELL, Green EITEL, Henrietta SCHMIDT, George ,EMANALSON, Christine L. CARLSON, Fr ank W YOUNG, Michael iENGELHART, Catherine 'ERECKSON, Mary A. LIND, Peter 'ERI.CKSON,. Cht:'istina . _NORDEEN, Olaf EVANS, Gertrude M. HOOD, Frank D. FARREN, Susan H. PARRIS, Edward K. FAXON, Anna (license only- KING, Henry R. March) FAXON, Anna (married-July) KING, Henry R. FAXON, Fannie SANDERS, Meshack FOLLOWILL, Sarah M. MC CARRON, Bernard FOSTER, Mary K. JONES, George V. RIGGS, Joseph E. FULLER, Ann ie Y. GAR TON, Mary STILLWELL, William S. GENTRY, Eveline THOMPSON, Madison GILL, Louisa M. WATTS, Will iam GILLESPIE, Kate E. SNOW, William H. GILLESPIE, Kate CHRISTY, Thomas GORMER, Hannah E. ILISS, Benjamin F. KILLIP, James GRANDFIELD, Julia A. GRANT, Ellen PATTERSON, George GRAYBEL, Isabella FWRY, Emanuel K. GREINER, Ellen RILING, Frank GREINKE, Albertine LOSS, Paul GRESS, Rosina 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, Sall 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, Al ice F. KREBLE, Mary KUTCHER, Jane R. LAMPSON, Polly J. LANGE, Maria T. LATHNER, Mary LA URENT, Mary E. LAWISON, Sarah LEE, Hattie LEFMANN, Louise LEISHMANN, Jannet LESLEY, Rachel ~. Groom .~~ r ". Groom Bride 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. DE~INS(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 MO HLER, Fr'ankl in WILLSON, Levi ZIESENISS, Heinrich THOMSON, Alexander C. BENNETT, Levi W. SCOVILL, John B. LITTLE, Dusky CRUMMETT, Benjamin LONG, Melvina ALBAUGH, Theodore F. LONGFELLOW, Sarah E. FITZ, ~.D. iM)VELACE, Margaret SHAW, John LOVERVELL, Lizzie RYAN, James LOWREY, Margaret WELLS, S. Pitts MARSHALL, Grace A.E. JAMES, William F. MARTIN, Molona O. JONES, Bruce MATTHEWS, E.C. HAYS, Henry C. MC CONNELL, Lydia MC GLOTHLIN(MC GLOPHLIN), WRIGHT, Benjamin T. Carrie RODKEY, William H. MC KEEHAN, Susan J. VAN ETTEN, Jesse S. MC QUEEN, Ida· CHERRY, Frank C. MEAIRS, Ida M. FINCHER, John D. MELVIN, Salina M. WWOLLERSDORF, Emil H. MERTINS, Anna MICHAEL, Joseph MESENHIMER, Nancy SPANGLER, Henry W. MESENHIMER, Nancy Ann PRANG, John MEYER(MIRE), Francis STUDEBAKER, John A. MICHAEL, Mary CHURCH, Elbert MILLER, Ella KISSINGER, James MINTON, Esther VERY, Henry C. MOORE, Delilah A. SEEHEESON, Henry H. MOORE, Lena Jose TYNER, Willis H. MOORE, Rebecca J. DELLAHUNTY, John MORGAN, Margaret DAMM, George MORNEWEG, Catherine TOURTELLOT, George W. MORSE, Mary L. VERMILLION, John E. MOTT, Catherine M. SCHUPBACK, Friedrich MULLER, Emilie HARRIS, Nathan NEAL, Jennie MARTENSON, John NELSON, Nellie SMITH, Charles NORRIS, Ordel ia NORWINE, Sarah Elizabeth GILLESPIE, Peter REED, James ORME, Nancy J. REINHEIMER, Daniel OWEN S, Al ice �Alphabetical listing of the brides from 1872 Marriage Records, Douglas County, KS (Cont'd) Bride Groom Bride Groom PEARMAN, Julia Ann PETERSON, Clara PETTY, Sarah PIERATT, Sarah J. PIERATT, Sarah J. PLEMANN, Philomena 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, Be11e SCAGGS, Mattie(Mati1da) SEATON, Margaret A. SELLMAN, Julia SHANKLIN, Nettie B. SHANNON, Sa11 ie SHEPHERD, Nellie B. SHIELDS, Ju1 ia SIMPSON, Amanda SIMPSON, Emma SKAGGS, Elizabeth J. SMITH, Amanda SMITH, M. Lue11a SNEAD, Melvina SPROUL, Matilda STANLEY, Anna STANLEY, Clementine STANLEY, Ruharna STEP, Wil1ia 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 JENNINGS, John MUNGER, Cyrus E. DODDER, Marshall WATTS, Henry SNOW, Ellis STEWART, E11en STILWELL, Phebe J. STOUT, Hattie STRATTON, Ella A. TAPPE, Sophia TAYLOR, Lizzie S. TERPINS, Alice THRALL, Sadie A. TODD, Elizabeth TOSHNER, Mary Etta TOUGHEY, Maggie(Margaret) TRUEBLOOD, Isabella UMBARGER, Alice VANDERBURG, Julie VETT, Louisa VILLE, Josephine L. VITT, Katie VITT, Lena VOGT, Elsie VOSHINDER, Adeline 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. WRI GHT, Mary L. WRIGHT, Sarah WOLF, C1arisa WOOLLEY, Emma F. YOUNG, Mary CLARK, William BARE, J.C. HOFFMAN, John E. DUSING, W 11iam POEHLER, Theodore MEG!IiNNffi$lf\ Hohn 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, Wi11iam KELLER, Robert FRANCH, Riley EGGERT, Charles F. WALSH, John HIBBARD, Martin J. HOLLINS, Wi11 iam LOGAN, Robert MC KEEHEN, F.H. BURBANK, Henry G. BUCHANAN, Riegy WHEELER, Franklin H. FISHER, John LEAN, Joseph HADLEY, Joshua BARKLEY, Felix E. HARRIS, Wi11 iam HARRIS, Frank Typed by Dr. Thomas Gorton �c. W. SMITH t Lawrence. KS. UNDERTAKER & EMBALMER \ ( 1890-1907) (continued from Volume VII. Number 1. page 4) UNDERTAKER, j t Bud all' Age Cause~ d'. ~. Name: Bitri al D'ate' ordered' by' C?J'Janeson, Kate! Jeames', Sam Jeam(nYs;, Mrs'. Elsie Jefferson, Carroll 2,' Nov 1904 25, Feb'1904' 13 Jim 1904 27f. Nov 1897." Jellay, F. K., Infant J'enkins, Moses' Jenkins;, Willie 16' May 1895' 3 Aug 1890 28'Ju1 1900 Jennings" John Jennings, M ? Jennings;, Martha 5' Sept 1898) 20, May 1898,' 4'Jul 1898 Jennings, Thomas Jenson, child of Jessup, Frank Jewell, Saul Johns, Mrs;. H. Johns, Mattie S: Johnson, Mrs. Johnson, ~nnie E~ Johnson, ~nton H~ Johnson, Ardell: Johnson, August Johnson, C., son of Johnson, 1- Caroline 19 Aug l89~ 19 J'an l89L f Jul 1894 9 Apr 1895) 23' Nov 1892, 5'Oct 1899 25j Jun 1891, 22 Jim 1891i 15 Sep'1904 23 Jan 1905i 4 J1m 19011 1 Nov 1905 17 Apr 1898 Johnson, Charles: 30 May 1905 M:;; 1i48~ 46, Blank C~ W: Janesian 1137OH 46 Brank Mrs. Sam Jeames 59 Dropsy? 65" Mrs. Sam Jeam(n)'s" OHl Mrs. Jane Jefferson Wesley Wright & Wi Hi am f?)Tower: 41~ F. K. Jellay Sarcoxie Blank 2' GW'r Post GAR' OR' Blank Tabernacle No. 581 OH' 35~' Blank 941 Benevolent No. 2 & Jerry Jenkins Mrs. J, .... Jennings' Catholicli3 'Lightning 73\ C. C~ Coleman OH' 27' Blank 7r Donnelly Bros~Cathoiic60 Dropsy; 72 (Shipped from Sf! verton, Col.) Ed: & Thomas JenningsCatholicOO Kidney Tr'.63', A. Gj~ Honri'oiEd' l\11~ Bl ank 6) G: Riiffe" CedarPoint/'Junc.30 Blank 3S The Family' OH: 60' Blank 4'11 Henry Johnson Richland Blank 23) W~ H~ Johns' OR' 27 Blank 85 Thos-.Johnson,Topeka OR' 67' Blank 61 ~llen Foster/Laster OW Blank l!O" Charles,; Johnson OH; 21" Surgery'· r46) l\1rs~ Williams OW 1\9'? pneu.152 Rudolph Helstrom Bond 50 Suicide ]04 Cornelius Johnson Cl!inton I wk/mo 162' The Family M:;': 50: Cancer.' 70 Col Relief Corp) 60', Pneu. C?Jlvan Johnson OW 151' Mrs. Matilda Johnson Geo. Johnson Clinton 1 da 1133' Mr~ Bates; OH Blank 51 Johnson, child of Geo. 29 Oct 1903'" Johnson, Claud 10 l\'Ich 1896 from KC.: Johnson, Daisy 20 Oct 19011 Johnson, Elvira 10 Jun 19031 Johnson, Eva M: 23~Mch 1899 Johnsqn, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Private Fred: 2: May 1904: George ? n Oct 18985 Mrs. H~-' 23 Apr 1900' Hiram 18 May 1895 C: A 113; US-Co'lored 111ft. Johnson, Infant 10 Jim 1905 John Johnson Mr. Collins; Chas. A. Johnson & Peter Jones' Wm Johnson The Family Mrs. Lofgreen (?')Ev1yn J. ,Little Tom Walker Pbst Copeland Post Com. Douglas: County C: L. Johnson Law. Transfer Co. OHClinton OH (Shipped' IT Accident' 109) 17 BldPoison129 26J2', B1 ank from Denver)~ 7,9 ow 4' wk/mo' ? NO OHi 54 1 Pneu. 74 OW 79'h:" ? 911 Rock, Ark. M;:' Blank 41' OH StH 1born1157r' �Burial Date Ordered by Burial Age; Cause d. f9., -- Dick Johnson - OH Sdllborn148 James Johnson & OH 32' Pneu. 1q9 Arnie Johnson (Shipped from St.Pau1, M.l A. G;. Honnol'd OH B1 ank 38 Johnson, James, child 23 Dec 1894 A. Johnson MG 49 Blank 6~ Mrs. Johnson, J. Hi. 19 Jan 1898 Walter Johnson OH 4& 77 Johnson, Jitli a 1'6 Jan 1899 Tabernacle #52., Benevolent #2 180 WIn Burns Clinton Blank' 29 J'an 19071' Johnson, Mrs. Lutta George Washington, Bloomington, Ks. 1711 Shirley Johnson & OH' 21 27i Jun 1906 Johnson, Maggie Mrs. Joe West 26' LaGdippe 52, OH' Riley Croutch 27 Jtpr 1896 Johnson'; Mary L. MG~ 28 con. 86· L. Johnson & 13' Nov 1899. Johnson, Mary F. G'. Wii1li ams' Mrs. Lofgren OR' B1 ank 23, 23\ Oct, 1892. Johnson, Nels' Mrs. l.:ofgren OW Removal Blank 911. 25; AI> r.: 1900: Johnson, Nii1s 5'1 Convu1sionlOO vr Jan 1901i Jessie (?.JiDililird' OH~ Johnson, Paul J'. James Johnson OHr1>2: Bron.pneu.190' 24 Oct 190T Johnson, Ruth Louisa B~ Johnson ~G~ 41: Di abetice' 1'64' 9 Jan 190-0 Johnson, Sam. H; (Shipped from Alexandria, Ind.); Johnson, Thomas: 5; Mch 1899, E. E'. Pierson lVG80' Dropsy' 79 Johnson, Thos~ 4' FeD 1903; C: JohnsonOIf 75 Gas:tric' C.l!25, Johnst,o.n:, child of lOZ: Feb 1892:; B~ F\ Johnston'! om Blank 1'6 Johns,t.on, James. W._ 4~ Apr 1902' The Family OH! 85i Paralysis' 85; Johnston, Mrs. J'. W~ 3' May 1900 J.W., & R~C~Johnston OHl ?'Z31 Ol!d age91L ~~~t5~ ;-~-Jones, Cfi:ol-,-. 2~""Sepl 189-9"-~~lC~R~JQnes',.Elr-$Chnic~rW~SPrgs:T? 1, i - 8!4""'''--'--~] ~~~:z.\~~\ '1::'~' ~ ~?nes, - so~ of(C~, ,;,<' 8, Mch 1894'_ A. G;~ Honnold' ,&G~ . :Blanl( 3<i"'" I ~~)1 .~V'I", Jones,.chl~d fof . _ 18~Aug 1892 Wm'lJones : " 'M1:. _ ';A,,' Blank. _....---h2~1 ._/,1, . '.', '-. . Jones, vchlld 1e~'Oct 1895 John Jones': wiifoW·-sprgs-. -Sra;J{: . 4'6{ ~ '. Jones, Mr. Co. M~, 17. 5ep1 18911 Mr. Jones; ?' Vii'n1and Blank 112: Jones, David [;. I' May' 1900': J.E •.Jones'.! Garnett ar 3'5:' Apendici t. 9r (Shipped' from G'arnett, KS) IOOIE- N'o'. . 1'6), Wi; e': G:3U'oway, sec~ty/ Jones, Elizabeth 16 Oct 1899' John &"T.';C:.Jones; W:S: 113 'Old age'+'S5Robert Jones; 38l Typhoid! t,I26 R~ Burns;: Jones'" Eli zabeth 8~ Mch 1903' The Family' Jones" EdwardL 27r.: May 1892:. Blank' l8l Co~ E",l'2th Kas; •. Inft~. Privat'e~ Jones i Endsley' 29;' May 1:905; 611 Bri'ghts 0.1156) H. T: Jones~ OW H. T;, Jones') OHf Jones', H:. T'~,. child of'IO'· Feb 1:904'.. Sti 11born 1E37 Jones,. Hurle}'li 3~ Aug 19071 Robt.Jones~, Met. Ii:ls,.OIr t31' Ei¥elr' Tirb IBw' Jones·; Infant 1'6 Ap.r 19041 Robt. Jones ~ 5;' wks MO Jones·, Infant: son'2L Nov 1905; T:. C'~ Jones' Harmonl C~m. Stil11born 1162 Jones, James'; 0-) Nov 19071: John H'81([;" Mr; tymanO}f' 70; Btonchiitiis:1911 Mrs." Jiin Jones; Jones, John M~ 1:4 Jitn 1907i Thomas; Jones; Harmom T'"mil SO',. 51, Hypo... l'Bo) G;~ To· Porter, K~C:, static', pneu .. .rones, J'~. T';. 18 Dec 1904: Mrs •. Sarah E:. Jones; KC·,Mo'. 40' RR' AG'cid. 1150i -----~- Johnson, Infant Johnson, James; 25 Nov 1904 13: Jan 190OZ1 c < of U'~P~ Jones', Josepb. __ Jones, Laura (col >:: Jones, l:ot ti e' Jones~ Mrs. Martha N~ J'ones, Mrs'. M~ JI~. Jones'., Mf)-ngan Jones, Ni:lrci ss;i Si 26' oec~ 20 i Mch lilT Jun 19/ Jun 1l. Sep; 19: 5eP) 24'. May 1890) 119001 1907t R-. R: P':, R: Brooks' Dr,~HallVey •..Robt OH: Jones;:OH- C: M~ Jones; ni;:Eilds:ley Jones; OHl1901L Peter Jones;, Ben. #22, om 1892~ r.~C~Jones-;,H~ Johns' W~S:. 1900' wm Jones; OH --"'-1900~ 65:"?; pneu. 37( Con sumpt. ?27' Abs. Li ver 59;' Cat. Bwl!s:. 53' Cat.5tom. BI'ank 541 Paralysis: 5'7 1169, 1/85; 93~: W7t" 22;. l!70' �I I • I Bilri all Date~ ordered' by! ,BUri a1'_ J\ge :;Cause dl. !9.:•. Robert Jon~:"'s; ~'- ~;-mo' ])5T J. M: Jones; M;; 77i?i (Shipped' from Ioi'a', Ks,.l 941 01'd ag e' ])78~ Mrs. spencer OR 21 Dec 1900' Jones, Rosetta 00- Consumpt. 1:911, Mrs. Jack Watts;OH 22' Nov 1907: Jones,:" Ruth 76, Chr .,Rheu. 82_ J. L. Jones; OW 24' Jim 1899 Jones, Sarah ])3'· Blank A. G. Honold' M;:29" Oct 18911 Jones, Sarah If•. 163 4 dB'. F.. E'~ Jones Off' 27i' Nov 1905 Yones, son of 1fT 7ill, Dropsy' +: Endsley Jones~ on 241 May f898j Jones, Susan---57~' Blank P'o Ii~ Brooks: 0If" J:bnes~, Mrs; Joseph [". 26' Dec:. 11896) Lena Jord'an, 315 Lyonr St'. M7, '2: Teething' 11;5418 Moh lR05i Jordan ,. Willlie E. Green Pasture~ Lodge) OHr 45,~spi;n.Meninl!38) 0) Mch 1904[ Jordean, MJex. No., 126) K~C:Mo'. mmve:w <Shi pped' from N~ ~~, Ciity,!}T J: W:' J6urdon' ' CHi 4' WI. 8) Mch 189.9~ Jour-gpn, ch. of John W~, Jourdon OW B11ank 70 Jourdan, Marie 2~Mch 1898 , ' Jourdan, ?Morri s 12 5ep: 1:90'4. Mrs ~ ?Lu1oy' J,ourden OH" r~:~ Blank 1:4'5'1 ':,<~;:::~~, K;agj, , child- c:>f ' lLoec~ 1900'" 'Ar,thurL' R~ Kagil Olf . 6 mo.~Blank _98,~ Fred ,Kahn-· ,Reno:"," Blanl< ' 164:'" "'" ~. ' , ' . '. " K,atm" Helena' , . ~7( Dec"190s} , <>,"'(shlpped ffom DWightr>~-- -- : ' <-- .....J::;;j; J ~" ',: ... '. ~ ,p.. . 4~",,' (~... : ' -. '.' . kasiabaum~~'Jennie Alice2:.Jul 1895l Geo~ Denby' CHnton 7i wks/iI\O's? 43 , Kathermen, M~~, 24,. Aug 19(5) Mrs ~ Kathermen Wash.Cr.eek, 8], DropSYI' l!59J Keefe, Ailna- T'~ 8} Aug: 1898 Edward' Keefe:' Cathoilic~' 22~ Blank 7i3' Keefe, Edwardl' 25i Ju1l.. 1902~ The~ Family; Cathol,ic; RR',' AccioentFI9 Keefe", James; 1JT JU[I, 1902~ Mrs;. Jtilii a KeefEr. Cathol'ic: 68\ ParaIysiis, IlI8; Keifer " Mrs. A~ N' Jan 19071 M. Ne\'mlark ow 96 :O]~~ ag,e' 1179) Kei th" Chas'~ H; H\ oe'c" 1897:: Green Kei th M;-' 35, Blank 66) "Died at Chicago" 29". Oct, 1890'1' Kei th, Mi"s·~ Mary Green Keith BTank fIJ;;-Kei th ,. Salmon' 13 Dec' 1891i Green Ke i th Blank 14' 15: Jun 1893',' KeIcher, Denni:s:. 2,'fl Cathoilic: The' FamilYI Blank (Kehe1er in index)~ Kell ari, John H: N. E~ Ke1ran: 77,' Hrt. Fai I' 125> (Shipped' to Mt. Pleasant'" Iowa·)Y Ke 11 elT:, , Ernaline, 7( Dec; 19071' Victor' Kell'elt 70\ BTank' 193' (Snipped to Mt'•. Pleasant, Iowa)' 9) Mch 1903~ Ke1'ley, Wa1 t'er:- E. W,. H~ Kelly,! om 28' Typhofd F .1i20) KeUYi J'. A: l!4t Ai)]r 190:71' Mi1s~, Wiilm spul!geon' om' 83', Old' age: 183 Agn es, Ke ITy,' (?''lKelsalll" Rev., S-amll 0) Dec 1896, W; C; (?JPhoenicie Reno:7t7r Old age' 51" (Ke1 sO' iin' iindexX Th'e~ Family; Keisol Joseph' el: Mch The Fami iLiy' OHr 82; Ol!d age) +' 89 Kelso:, Miss; M. A'. 1'4' Feb 1i905i Cliarence Kelso; OHi 57:' Con sumpt • 152: E: N·: Ke1 SO) Kennedy, A-~ ,4' Moh 1905i Wiill1l Green, Jno'. Gil:.. 57( Pneumonia'l'53: more~, Mrs;... A~ Kennedy., (Burial-Paris;; Mo.) Kennedy, Mrs~ E. R~. 8) Apr: 1892:: /(. W~ Kennedy,,OW, Blank ]),7' Kennedy, Iilfant: 28, 5ep:o 11902" D'~ Kennedy' Viin1andl 1 wk? 1,211 Kennedy, Infant: 23" Jan 189;~t S: N~ Cox: I{ennedy' V'all1,ley.' It wk' 32: , daughtell:of Frank Kennedy, Mrs. Jane A'. 18 Apr 1893\ N. L. ,KennedyBiUvohr Bl:ank 2& Kennedy, L. J ~ 29 Jim 1903' The Family? Kennedy,/, 6j(( Stomach 1130' Pri vate" C()'. F1~ ?,31r Kgr~ Kennedy.', Mi"s;. J~ H~. 211 OCt 1'8983 Pl. L. Cox' CHI _(,?hipped' by Eiidora~~ Jones, R'., chfld o~f' JImes, Mrs. Rebecca' li9 Aug 1898 7, Jun r.905i or. r:- - : <- " '" ,~--- "0 ,. •• moo: " m �,83 N'ame: Kennedy" Buri a11 Date: 5) Ju1 1 18911 -Saul! - Kennedy, W~ J. Kenney, Mrs ~ Bess-ie! Kerr', Jr. M. 20 May 1903" 23\ J'an 190T 23' OCt' 1893 Kerson, LUdWi'c Kester, M~ Ji~ Kestihg\ child of K(r )l~eJr, Peter Kil worth, Mrs~ Erimt a Kimball, Elizabeth D~ 4\ OCt 6, Apr 30" sep: 1"6) Aug 28l, OCt: 241 Ai> r Kimball!, Frank 29 Dec: 190'fl, 1892~, 1897! 1890, 19O:5i 19O'()i' 1898~ Kiinball:, ?i Sam1J. 41 Ap,r,' 1897L Kiheast'er, John /(.. 20", Feb 1900" Ki ng, Mrs. Ann a 3\ Jan 1897, King, Charles', /(. 3 May'1900 Pri vat'e; Co-~ H1 20" KanSi~ King, chiild of 1"6, Aug 1895; King, Clarense, chil'dof'flEeb 1904King, child of King, child of King '", Do,Ita .T., 112 .. Jill: 19011 4~ Aug 19011: 81 JUn 119Qll King, Eli1Z31 King" Henry{ King, Robt. L. Kingsbury, Etta' 81 Jan 6\ Sep) 0.) Nov 3O;Nov Ki rby, Mot a' Kirk" Chas. ,child of Ki rk, 1:i zzi e ' S~ 25 Meh 1893\ 24' Mch' 1900 3\ JuL 190'6, Kiser, child of Kiser, Infant Kissinger, Mrs. Kline, Ihfant Kling, Aaam 19 Apr 14 Jan T Mch In Sep 19,; Jan S~ 1902' 1896 1904: 1,903 1901!. 1905 1893l 1903 190'5 Knight, Mrs. G;. W. Knight, Geo. W': (?l. Knuehl" Joseph" 26'" Ap r 1900 231 Jfan 190'5; 10' Aug 1907! Kober1Y't Johm Koberly, Blank Koberly, A"gnes: Kock, Thresiia: Koeber1e, Infant Koehler, Frank Kombs, child of R~D: Koofer, Jacob KClstenbadeP.', f(~ 18 M'ay 18 May 20) May 21 Aug 2: Ju1 16 Oc t 24' Meh 12, Feb 18 Apr " 1896~, 1890) 189(f, 1900) 1895i lJ90);ll 1906) 19061 1892: I ordered by\~ BUlIi all Age' .. Cause d~ _f~_. -Nancy -Brooks:; OOi Brank II Nate' Mii11]'e-J!.: The Fami ly' OlE 711, StomachTrb1281 H. L. Stevenson Erie ,KS' 42' C'onsumpt. 1180 G'. B~ (?JEdgar.' Chicago) 7Ft Para1y,s;iis 30 W: R~ Kerr', 100 Washington St'., Chicago' J., J: Cox HespeJ!.' B1 ank 22:., The sons: m;. 711' ?Debili ty 60;' Henry Kesting Lecompton Blank 3 TWin' Mound!,35: Accident' 1159 The Eamily' ' J. Kilworth / OFr Tuberculos~90-· Frank Kiinballl OW 'TI5~? 7.(i)) (Died: 16 Apr. Shipped' from tos:- Angeles:, C'ail) Geo. Kiinb all 00' 84~1Jl'-115' Hrt. 194 (Died 22;~'nec; iin Los: Angeles, Cal.) Mrs. Kimball 00: 10" StomGtvJ!.' 60' F,. S; Hester.' 0H1 4'6;1''' 89' Mr~ T'abor,?' OIr so) Hrt.Faill ., 58:: Charles H:' King; 001' ?,20/23 Absd:i ver 92'. Vernon King' OBr '?r II yr. Dif. 44 City, James:King , 1361 M;2: wks: €l aren ce Ki"og \ Wiill 81y lO'6~ ?: King, W; Perrot OHr 2~ da: 106, Blank A". H1. King CH' l!0'4' 23' Blank Eudo r.al Jonas King, P'~ M~ Hemez:?' (?:>: COlT. WRe' !lI3' RenOT' 7:l"Para1ysi s ].1111. A". G;. Honno'i'dr M;~ 60) Par. 55', K' of e'; The Fami 1y" Olf 49' B11ank 49 Kate Kingsbury Mo. 115' Tubercu1os:. ]'34' {Shipped to Howard' Co'., M6'~ Blank 25i Thos'. Kirby' Per.ryJ City ~rarshalr oar Still' born' 9G J~ W'. {?JHuffinis; OHi30 Peri toni ti s1]].I, (Shipped from Oklla.)' D'. P'. Ki ser ~'1G'4' d~r~ 103, D~ P: Kiser Clinton 6 da. 1:51v ?~ A~ M. Dickensen Near Tonga'. Blank 25, William K1ine Einwood' 1 mo!wk 1!311 O~C.Ruce:, Pleasant G:rove' 712, Hrt Fail. 1'5] Merchants' Bank for the Estate' ?, 9l! G;. W. Knight' om 40 John W'~ Glidden, Estate~ OW' 65'- Pneumon. 1152, Mrs Sarah Knueh1 Catholiic 7m' Hrt. DiS:. 1!88: Joseph Knueh1 John Koberly MG. T yr Diipith. 52 John Koberly MG~ 10 Dipht. 52: John Kober1y MG;' 1" yr Dipht'. 52: Max. &. Frank Kock Eudora', (9) Stom. Trb11. 11,13' Otto Koeber1e l\<IG: 3\ mo'. Ch.1n£. 4,3 Henry Koehler Big Sprgs;. T7t Blank 146, Joe Cox' OH' Sti 11 born 116)7 J. L.. Koolfer: Eildora Blank 1!66' D~ M; Kostenbader om' Blank 1:'1' r 0 �Name:_ Buri al Date 28} Feb 1902, Kosterman't Ed 3~ Ju1 1893 Kos,tman, w~ R. (Kriosterman iin index)i 16 May 1906 Kremer, Sfni th A'~ 1~5; OCt 1895Kuhbie1, Delight' Kuhns ,Frank, Ihfant of 21 OCt 1891 23~ Nov' 1900 Kunkel, ch. 31 Aug 19011 KunlHe" John J.. 28' Sepl 189al Kunk1 e, MIls ~ Eydi a 4' Sap: 1904 (nKutlufch, Mrs'. 3~ Aug 19011. ~abo:ri ~', Eli za, 8~l Nov 1906', Labzoon'" Mrs:. Eli;zal [;ackey,Mercery lucy' 1'6 OC t 1900' Lacrouse, Nancy 19 May 1900 Laker, S'. E: Lambertson, Mary 12; Jill 1896 19 Jun 1906', Lamer, child of Lamon" Roy Lamore, Juli a !i.~ 3 J'an 190013 Mch 1900' II Apr 1907f Lane, Earnest 26' Ella. 111 Uane, Einrnal 311 Lane, Geo~ 14 Lane, infant 31 [;;ane, James; H. fJr.indexl'7I: Lane, M. 21 ~ane, Oct Nov Jan Mch Jan Feb OCt 1892; 1895 1905 1906 1905 1893 189T .. ~ ..\, Lane, Michael J: 24:,.~ep) 1902, Langenderfen; Caroline 8 ~un 1907(, Langenderfer, Edity 21 Ju1 1906 Langley, --.1:.... (childr 20' Aug 1898.5 Langston, C: U~ 22~ Nov 1892: [;angston, Nat' 2 May 189T Langston, Syble 20 Jul 1898 Laptad, child of Paull Laptad, Joseph Easter, S1JRocke11 Laswell, ~John W~ !ill OCt 13 Mch 1 Jill 26': Feb Lathrop, !i.. H~ 26 (?)Eavelle, Thomas 21 CO) E' SO' ?- Inf. Lawrence', Alfred', 18 f?lLawrence, Leonardi,: - '2,2 infant 'c~'- 1906, 1907: 19011 1907, Oct 1895' Jil'l 18971' Feb 1904 Jul 1905 ordered!. by' ow 19 Mil rdened: 11l!31 Drowned fn 28", the Blue' Olf 30 Bl ank 117.0 Dr. Webb & Ellen Pl. Kremer (Shipped' from Al taviis:ta', Ks.) mr Blank 46, David KuhbielHespel': Bl ank ]]3' J. Pieratt ?, Lecompton ?: 971 Walter Kunkel ow 51" Hrt. Fai 1. 1071 The Family ow Gastri tis:, fi41 J: .If. Kimkle~ Eildoral Bl1ank 114'5': C: w~ SChubert OHi 83' Brank 106 I'sadore' Eaborie' om 69' Dropsy.' 11,1;6, Mrs. Mary Mayo' & Thomas Drisdom, Ex~ SOl Fever' Co. Comm. & Robert H. l:ackey Barney LaCrou$e~ Mj.&l ffrt. Fai 1'. 92' J. W. Carney & Geo. Gilley' John Ferguson nrg;" 23' Con. 53 Blank OH 8W Blank 171 (Shipped from Oakdale" Neb. Y Lane Lamer &' Circle M;~ 10, ?hrs8u Mr. Lamon W.S: 2~ wks.?' 89) Mrs. &'l\br. Squires' OR' 90 Paralysi s; 163 Mrs. DilCee V. E. Reece; &: Mir. Lane OW Bl ank 23\ Wright Lane M;7 Bl ank 4~' M. W~ Lane Off' 5r?' Lungs li52: OW 7rO) Pneu. 1167:' Mrs. Hannah [;ane Roy: Bl ackburn OH: Sti llborn 1:52: V. D~ Johnson OH' Blank 25i Estate M. Lane OR' 471' Blank 64 Philip) Bride /\ Jacob M. llane, OlE' 19,~:mo/wk l!20 George C: Bailey, s-eCUrl ty' ./ And:flew Langende»fer OJr 53: cancer' 185 Andrew,' Langenderfer OR' 19 !i.ppendici U7:2', W~ R. Langley OH' 34: cong.of 13) Sam Rice & ? 00' Blank - 22: Benevolent No.r,Fami1~y OR' 27i Blank 60' Nellie Langston OW 18 mo? 82, Alex:Grigg Paul Laptad Country Stillborn' ll~} Mrs. Joseph Eaptad' !\Ii: 60" Hrt &Br. D182 The Family OIr 75' Dropsy' IQ,~~~) Oli ver Laswell Augusta 75', SjJina1par.1821 W-. A. Walborn Ks. Blank Vfnland: Blank 47r' Mrs. Lavell e Catholic6S' Blank 62 Douglas County WIn Green &'County 0If IO da , 136. John Clark Blank 2?=' infBwls; 1581 Mrs. Nannie Brooks S: B"~ K6sterman W. Knostman Manhattan 1 - - - - - - - - - - --_. - -- - - - - - - - ---- - - - - ----! I Compiled by Pauline Elniff- -To be continued- I I ----~ �85 Portrait Regi ster. by Cuthbert Lee-B:il,tiJ,:bre.~.,Pres.s".,'Ash~ville. NC;'~':;:l-96'a,;, Lists 8.000 portrait paintings. D1ctionarY ~. American Portraits. by Howard Cirker, Dover Publications. N.Y •• 1968. Has 4.045 pictures of important Americans from earl1est t1me to the 20th century. Portra1t M1n1atures in Early American H1story(!2SQ-1840) • by The Gallery. Shrevesport. LA. c:;'19,76. Early Georg1a Portraits (~-.!.a.2.2). byNa~t1o_l:!i:Soc1ety of Colon1al Dames of America. Univ. of GA Press. c. 1975. Lou1siana portraits. by Mrs. Thomas N. Bruns of Colon1al Dames of America. New Orleans. LA. 1975. Portraits ~ Milwaukee Collection. Milwaukee Art Center. Milwaukee. 1971. Portra1ts 1n Tennesse§ Pa1nted Before ~. by Colon1SlDames of Amer1ca. Nashv1lle. TN. 1964. A Texas Collection:, Portra1ts Befor§ Wardlaw Rouer. 1977. ~. eg:.•• by Margaret Ancestors J.n Silhouette (~:, Cut n August Edouart-:.by E. Jackson. N~.~,.. 1921. Contains J .600 silhouette p:ortra1 ts of American c1tizens taken between 1839-1840. . Amer1can Samplers. by Ethel Bolton. C,?~on1al Dames of Amer1ca. Boston. MA, 1921. Descr1 bes hundreds of Amer1can samplers, wh1ch often g1ve names and dates of their makers. Some even havefam1ly reg1sters. Early Amer1can Gravestone ~ in Photographs. by Franc1s Y. Duval and Ivan B. R1gby. Dover Publicat1ons. N.Y. Has a l1st of Colonial and Amer1can Stonecarvers of the 17ttl. 18th and 19th centur1eso(mostly New England states). A Checklis.t ru: Amer1can Cov§rlet Weayers. by John ·'W,,:.'~Hej?sey. Univ. Press of Va. 1978. Mostly Penn. and Indiana weavers. Watchmakers anS Clockmekers of the World. by Granville H. Ba1llie. London. N.A.G. Press. 1947. Hundreds of names. Early Am§rican Furniture Makers. by Thomas H. Ormsbee. N.Y. 1935. Heritage Foundat1on Collection. by Glynt and Gandy. Old Deerf1eld MA. 1968."Has":b1ograph1cal sketches of N .Eng. S1lversm1ths (1625-1825) • �86 I .0.0 .F. MEMBERS 1-- - - -- ----- --Lawr-ence -L~ge _#4c.:_Apr_1.1_1916 - _ __ ·.1llnfuteltte 1llo~ge Instituted ?%o. '4 Sep_t.~~, 185~ _ _ _ --.. ..l - Halcyon LOdge No.IS, Instituted Mch. 15, 1866 Consolidated with No.4 Apr. 10, 1908 - - Excelsior Lodge No.61, Instituted Sep. 16, 1.870 Consolidated with No.4, Nov. 20, 1900 NOTE-The fol1owil1g pllges contain a list. of. the members now. belonging to the Lodge, with date and way in ,whiC;h they joined, The fo!· lowing abbreviations are used: "in" Initiation; "tr" -Transfer;' "dc" Dismissal Certificate; "wd" Withdrawal Card; "anc" Ancient. , Unless otherwise stated, the 'address is tawrence. April 1, 1916. Number of members ..•......•....••.. ; .. 356 : Number of Past Grands ................. 88 .' Nnm., Babb, David, ..• : ............. Mar: 7, '11 in Badger, Alv~ E •..••..••.••.. Apr. 28, '14 tr Banning, W ..,H., RFD 8 ......... Mar. 2, '09 in · Barkley, Geo. W., Bristol, Col. Sept. 18, '99 in *Barton, John D •••••.. ~ ...•.••. ~r. 1, :03!n Barton, W. H •• RFD 9 .•.......• May 3, lifln Bl'ardon, M. L •.•••..••.....•. Mar. 7, '16 in ,Beattie, Geo .......••. ~ ....... Jan. 20, '90 in Beattie, W. D., Tonganoxie .••.. Sept. 7, '09 in. Bell, O. V., Topeka .......... : .Mar. 2, '09 in Benson, J. A ................. June 19, '06 de ·Uirl~od, W. B ................ Mar. 27, '06 in . BlaIr, Hulh .................. May 18, '86 de Bonham, • F., Cedar Rap., la .. June 6, '11 in, .1 Boothe, A. S., Transient .••.•.. Aug. 28,'~99 in BranBon~ W. E .•••• ,.• :; ••.•••. May 4, '15 in Brewer, Albert ...••.•...•.••. Mar. 14, '16 dc· .. Broeker, Herman •.•.••.•...•. July 18; '82 in -J Broeker,W .H ................ Sept. 7, '09 in .Brown, Mason, Transient .•..•. May 9, '99· de I Brown, Wm. J., Ft. Dod~, Ia; . Mar. 22, '00 in . Brown, A. W., W. Sterln'Jg", I\Ia!ls '.' .••.••.•• -•••...•. ; . Oct. 2, '99 In Browne, Frances .• '.' •..••..••. Nov. 4,. '12 .in· Brown, C. W.: •..•...•.••.•.... Jan. 4, '16'in -. . ·Past Grand. ) I' .1" I': " I - --- - --_._--_., Addre.... 'Men And Ho..., Ree'd. 'Br'tine, F. H., Petaluma; ·Cal. .... Jan. 7, '89'in :Bryan; 0: E.', .............. ; .... Oct. 9, '99 in Burbridg~ Robt ............... Dec. 28, :15 tr Burgert,. 11:. 0 ............ , ; .. Dec. 28, 15 tr Bushong, F. W., Port Arthur,. '.. . Texas ....... ~ .............. Oct. 1, '07 'tr :Byrd, S. P ........... : : ..... : Apr. 23, '01 in Byrd, Eugene, McClave, Col.< .. Nov. 4, '13 in Caldweli, 'E. F .-............... July·9, '89 in Canavan, W. E ... ; , ......•.... Oct. 3,.'11 !n Cannon, Mathew . .-. ..... '....... Apr. 8, '02 In . Cantrell, L. V., Wichita ... ; .. .- .. Oct. 6, '14 in Cappers, J.·H .. ; ...... ., ...• ~ .. Mar. 7, '16 in ·Carter, W. R ... : ............. Apr. 10, '77 in 'Chapma~, W. C., Lancaster, ... , . Cal ........ ; ....•.. '" .. Feb. 25,.08 In . ·Charlton, E. 'L.- ......... ~ •... Sept. .15, '85 in,of: ' Charlton, W. H ............ , ... Feb. 3, '14 in 'Christensen, Andrew, Jr., . ; Colorado Springs, Colo .... June 27, '05 in:· .•Church! W. G., Arden, Nev ..... Nov. 23, :82 !n . ChurchIll, S. J ............... Mar. 21, 81 In ·Clark, N. S .................. Mar. 21, '81 in Clark, Wilson ................. July 8, '13 in Coffey, E. E., Los Angeles. -. .- .. Dec. 19, '87 in Collins, Vander M.; Feb. 17, '14 tr Conger, C. L ....... '.-.' . .-..-....... ,.May 25, '09 tr . .Conklin, L, F., Pratt, Ks: ... ; ,Aug. 21, '99 'in . :" Corder, H. M, RFD 3 ...... '... J,une 17, '89 in '" Corl. C. ,E~ ........... ;.- ....... Jan. 4, '16 in' *Cosley, Frank D.; .. , •. ; , ...•...J an. 23, '77 in Cosley, K. C., Denver .. ·........ July 26, '92 in Creel, S. A., Brawley, CaL .... Aug. 27, '00 in - , Crowder,' Chas ..••..•..•...... June 7, '10, in ' Cummings, Wm. J. Jr .......... June 3, '13 in ·Curtis, W. H ................ Mar. 18, '02 tr Cutter, F. W ................ ·.Mar. 21, '16 tr j . ,' • . -• • • ; , •• ·Dale,.B. H ... ,; ......•. :...........June 6, 'll in G. Ray ..•........ '.. ' .. Dec. 7, '15--in -:..:. ....Dashiell, - -. . - - ---- - - - - ------., "'Past Grand. - :;.,. --;c :;-- - -- 2 . Name Adams, Geo. M •. .: ••. : •.•..• , • . Dee. 7, '15 In 'Albach, Henry ...••••.....•..•. Jan. 4, '16 In " Allen,- JaB. T. : ..•••••.•..•...• Aug. 4, '08 In I Allen, R. L ................... Jan. 14, 08.tr Alli!lon, C; H'I}~an~aB City, Mo. JUly 7, :08.tr AmIck, John 1:1 ••••••••••••••• Apr. 21, 14 in Anderson, A. J ..•...• '..•• ; .... Oct. 6, '08 in ·Anderson, Ed. C ••...•.••.•••• May 19, '90 in .- AnderBonl...Frank, Quincy, Ill. .. June 7, 'lOin, *Angney, 11:ay •••••••••••••••• June 21, '10 tr . , *Artitur, J. W ••.••••••••.• ~ •. Mar. 22, 'OO'in !' * Ashton, J. Q.,San Diego, Ca!.-. ·.Mar; 4, '68 in _. of Investigating Committee.. . ... '---:- -----.--~-- .. - Wl'I". And Hew Rf!40'd. Addr".. :1 ~n hands PRESENT MEMBERS , Number elected but not signed. . . . . . . . . . . . -:-;-;--~- __ _ - - ~---" -- - �87 Nnme',' . Addl'eR'" ,,: " When And How Bee'd. . Addre,;'''.. Nome ·Daugherty, C. II ........ ; .. 1.' ••. Feb. 15, '16 tr,.: Davis, Harry ......... ; ...... ; Oct. 23,"06 tr .·DeVore, O. E., RFD 2 ......... Mar; 30, '15 tr, ·Dicker, A. J .......... '," '.',' :.Feb.·17, '69 tr ',. ·Dicker, E.B ... : ...... ~ : .•.... Oct; 26, '86 in :.' Doane, S. C ...•.. '•.. : .. ' ... , .. May 21, '00 in' . · Downs, J. A' I Hutchinson .. , ~ .. J an. 27, ;96 ~r .. ,' , Duffee, Lloyll, RFD 1. ........ July 22, 02 m. Dunigan, C. E.,RFD 4 .... : ..... May 2, '11 in Dunkley, John T ....•......... Feb. 27, '93 in Dunkley, John.H ............. : Apr. 21, '14 in Dunmire, A. W., Grand Canyon, . .Ariz ................... :. Apr; 4, '92 in Durm" W. A ..... '.... ; ...... ; .. Oct. 4, '04 tr 'Easte;, Fred C., Kansas City .• Apr. 13; '97 in . Eberhart, I. F ....... '.....•.. May 21, '00 in Edgar, Wm. K .............. ; . Feb. 3, '14. in Edgar, Geo. B ...........•....,; .F.eb. 3, '14 in Edgar, C. C., (In hands .of ~ommittee). , .' Edmondson, Chas. D .......... Aug. 14; 99 In . Edwards, C. L ..... , .. '........ Aug. 3, :70 !n Eggert, H. W ..........•.. ; ... Aug. 6, 00 I n ' '. · .Eliot Simeon, Blackfoot, Idaho. July 14, '90 in · Ellis, T. A., Oceanside, Cal .... Feb. 28, '91 in ·Emmett, John .......•........ June 27, '82 tr' · Emmett, L. H; ................. Feb. 6, '06 in . '·Emmett, W. E., Kansas City, Kill.·May 4, '09in ··Emmons, W. W ............ : . Nov. 26, '07. tr . "Endacott, F. C .... ~ ... ; .". June 4 'Ol~in .'. Engle, C. E ....... ; .. : ....... Sept. 7; '80 in Ernst, Philip ........ : .....•. Mar. 26, '95 in' Evans, K . C . , " . -............. '............ Sept. 18, '99 in. ,,', *Ewing,.F. A.· ......... ~ ~ ~ ... '........ July· 17, '99 in .. ! " · ·Ewing, P. W.· ........... '.' ... .Sept. 25, '99 .in . . When And How Ree'.I. ',.- --Hert7.ierl.. II. B ....... : .. --::-:. ~~D-eZ-l~ 'OO-t; *Hcster, ~'. S ................. Feb. 20, '81 in Hitgins, Fred, RFD 8 •........ May 12, '92 in Ho com, A., RFD 4 ........... Mar. 11, '03 in Holladay, S. P., Magnolia, Ark. Dec. 16, '02 in ' Holloway, S. R ....•.......•.. Apr. 23, '89 in Holmes, H. M~, Mannford, Ok.• ~ May 7, '07 in . "'Holwick, F., Kansas City, Ks .... Jan: 8, '00 In. "'Hope, ·Edw ........••.......•.. May 6, '02 in Horr, C. W., RFD 6 •.......... Feb. 9, '04. In Houk, John W ..••........... Aug. 15, '92 in' . ·Houk, James W •...........•.• Sept. 3, '02 in Hughes, A. M ...... ·........... June 7, '10 in , Hult, J. E.; Gt. Falls, Mont .... Mar. U, '01 in Hunsin,ger, Fred ............. Apr. 12, '04 in 'Ice, A. E.l.. Topeka .....•.•.•. Sept. 17, '00 In · Ingle, 0.: ....................... Nov: 1, '10 in, · Ingles, Paul, (Elected but not initiated) . Inn!!s, G~rge ...... : .......... July 9, '88 in Jacobs, J.H., Ft,. Smith, Ark .... Mar. 9, '75 tr *Jacobson, Gus ................• Sept 15, '03 in '''.Jacllchke, Hcr.man. '" ........ June 20, '92 in *.Jeffries, J. H ............•...• May 25, '15 tr Johns, W. H ...... : .•...•...• Mar. 24, '03 in .Johns0!!t Theo. ~ ........ : ..... May 13, '13 ·tr .J ~ncs, 'J.'. C.·••... , ............ May 21, '00 in '. \' ' j e" . . . . . . . . . . . ·Fincher, A. T ... ; .' ... , oo ..... Dec. 14, '69.ih · .Finley, C. S .... ; ......•...••. Oct. 30,· '99 in . ' ·Finney, J. R., Salt Lake·City., .. Feb 23, '92 in '., ·Flint, J. A., Pony, Mont •....... Dec. 22; '91 in . · Flory, L. M.·................. June 18. '00 in Flory, Lester ..... ~ ...... : ....June 18, '00 in Fowler, W. J., Altoona, Ks .•.. Sept 26, '92 in. Francisco, W. J .... '.......... Feb. 28, '05 tr Frenger, Fred .........•...... Nov. 4, '13 in Fuller, H. M., Seneca, Ks ...... June 20, '99 in Funk, Talmage D: ............•. Sept 5, '11 in , , I Gale,·C. A., Salina: ............ May 9, '99 in , Gannon, John, San Diego ....... July 3, ;00 t·r· ·Gardner, John ............... Mar. 27, 66 In "'Garrett, E. L •.••••.•........ Nov. 14, '05 in Gaumer, Chas. S ............... Mar. 9, '15 in ''''Gilder, H. S ......•............ Apr. 1, '02 in . "'Good, J. Roo ................. Jul~31, '06, in Gorrtll, R. W., RFD 5 ......... Oct. 30, '83 in Gorrill, W. R ••.••.•............. Feb. 2,. :09 !n Gorrill, S. B., RFD 5 ......... June 11, 12 In Grantham C. H •••••.......... June 7, '10 in · Grayson, J. F ....••........•. Aug. 14, '99 in ·Green, H. J., .•.•......•. ','" •. Oct. 10, :98 ~r "'Greene, T. W ................. Apr. 2, 02 In Greene,L. W ..........• ; .... Nov. 12, '07 in Gregg, John P ................. Sept 1, '14 in. Gregg, Harry S., Raton, N. M ... Feb. I, '16 in Gregory, Hilding S •••••••••• •• Mar. 3, '14 !n ~Gribble, Chas, Nanton,.Albl: •.. No". 14, '92 In · Griffith, Geo.,·RFD 4 .... ;~•... May 21, '00 in Griggs, E. E .•..•••.•..••..... July 8, '13 in Gustafson, JoeL ..••••..•.... Nov. 21, '93 in Gwin, N. A."Montrose, Col. ..... Mar. 3, '08 tr 'Hackman, Geo .............. ·.Aug. 13, '83 in Haglund, J. A: ................ Mar. 7, '81 in Hall, J. V., Atchison, Ks ..•... Jan. 30,'99 in *Hamlin, J. A .•.......•..... Sept. 13, '99 ane Hanselman, A. H .....•....... Jan. 28, '02 in "'Henderson, H. W ••.•...•..... Dec. 10, '77 tr *Hendel'!!on, C. F .•.......• ; .... May14, '02 in Henley, R. A. Chicago ...•...... May 2, ~11 in · ·Hernin~1 A., Kansall City •.•... Nov. 25, '90 in Herr, Jonn, Los Angeles •...... May 21, '94 in. ·Past Grand. . Kallmeyer, C. F .............. '.. Dee.. 7; !15 in· "'Kane, Harry L ..•..•.•......• Jan. 11, '16 dc Keeler J. A ........•.•••.. ; ..• Nov. I, '92 in Kelsa!., Chas. A .........•..••• Apr. 28, '14 tr Ke_nnCllY, Joe L., Brawley, Cal. . Oct. 30, '06 in Kennedy, O. 0 ...•.......... '.. July 30, '12 in Kennedy, H. A., Guthrie Okla .. Nov. 18, '13 tr ·Kenyonl..J. R ...• : ...•.... ; •.. Jan. 24, '88 in KIC!ck, ~'. H ............... ~ . Sept. 11, :83 !n Knight, Wm ............... ' ••• Jan. 4, 16 In ~Kraege, L. '.M ~ ......... : .•.•• May 11, '15 .tT, Lander, H. T ..,............. ~' .. June 13, '99 in Landrum,' E. E., Los Angeles .. Nov. 17, '08 tr Lang, G,· C., Topeka ..... ;4..... Sept 23, '97 tr ·Lange, P. A .............. /''f.••• • Feb. 15, '16 tr ·Lawrence, Alfred ....... '" ..... Jan. 22, '07 in LayPort P. W., Cottonwood,.' . .. Falis.,h· ........... : .....:;Nov: 19, '07 in' ·Learned, S. S ... ,'.'. :'.: ... ; ... Sept. 16,'84 in,. ·Learned,E. R .... ; ..... ~ ...•.. May 21, '89 in Learned, R. E., Somerville,. " . .' '. Mass. o ••• :- •••••••••••••• Sept: 8,,'91· in .,~:' Leigh, Henry,' Kansas City. ; .. '. Oct. 30. '99 in , ·Lemon, W; C,} Houston, Tex"." .Jan. 20, ;94 !n'.,. ' , Lescher, W. A.; ..•..••••••••• May 21, 95 tn . \ . *Lindley, Geo. M .....: .. '. : •• '... May 15, ·'84 in ··Lindley, C. E. ; .'........ : . ;'... Feb. 1, '98 in , :' ·Loit, Geo. A. ; ................ Feb. 28, '89 in . *Loomas, F; M ... :~:~ .... ,; .... Mar. 10, '08 in *Love; Fred .. '; •... , .... '; ; . : ~ .. May 25, '09 tr Luckan, ~,auL:: ... '.' ........... .eeb~ 3, '91 tr r .w. . MeAlear~ey, A •......... : . Sept. '5: '11 in . , McClain,W. R.-; . . '.; .: ....... :. : May 6, '13 in I, ·McCoy, Z. T;, Kansas City; Ks .. ·.Apr.I, '97 tl' · McCur,dy, S. H .....•.•.. ~ ; ... Mar. 26; '88 in McDonald, J. k. ~ ....... '...... Nov. 4, '12 in McDougall; Fred, Denver ....... Oct. 8, '00 in McKeen, C; W., (Elected but not signed up) . ':',- McQueen, J., Stratton, Col ..... May 16, '~9 in *Manter, W. B ........... ,..... June 13, '99 in May, S. 0 ..... : .......... ',' .Mar. 11, '13 tr. ' . May,. E. H ..•." .. '...... '.... co; , ••• Feb. 3, '14 in'" ,.;' ,Mart~n,J. D., Lecompt. No.3;·.Aug. 26, '95 in " . Martm, W. E. ; .............. : ...... Dec. 29, '90 in ,.. Martin,' Harry E .......... : ...... Mar .. 7, '16 in Ma;:;on; T. S.· .. '..... ,. ~ ........ Jan. 4, '16 in '" ':.. Melerhoffer, Frank ........ 'r ~ ...... _'. Dec. ·17, '07' in "'Melvin, R. E ............... : •. Jan. 16, '00 in .... , ·Men~,enh~ll, C.,· Security, Tex •. Oct. 23, '71 in ' Messenhelmer,Wm .. ~, ..... 0.' •• JIt1~:¥ 2;,,,,:93 ~n : :. .} . ',Meuffels, H. J. ~,:."""",;", . Nov. ~cr, 09 m ·Past Grand:" . . .' ' ' ".' ". " ~:.", ---------~ �88 Nftm. Addre.. When And !Iow Rf'C!'cl. 'j Miller, Wm;, RFD 2.; .. ;'...c:: .. Dee. 4~-'88 in;: ' ·Miller, G. C.;· .......... '-. .•... Mar. 26; '95 in *M!lIer, D.A·....: .............. May 9, :99!ri .:; 'I MIller, Wm. F ..... ; . ; ~ .... ,... ,Aug. 7, 00 ·In.· .; M!lIer, C. I., Kansas City, Ks. ; .July 12'-:00!r. *M!ller, Vanroy W., RFD' 2 .... '.. Dec. 3, ,07 ~n. MIller, John W ........ ,..... ; .. Apr. 4, 11 In Mpler, G. B'iHays'Kans ... ~: .. Apr. 4,;lQn. MIller, Lee,. eavenworth ...... June 25, 12 ~n Monroe, Jas.H ..... ~ ..' .... , ... May.16, ;99 !n" . Moore, Henry ..•.... ; '.... ; .... Nov.'13, 88 In *Morris;,J.L . .. ;;.<'.'t.... . : ..... Jan. 16, '94 in. Morris; W. E;, 'Post Falls, .' . " , . Idaho',',.·;.,. ~ •••>; • ; •• '....... Jan. 22;'01tr·· Morris,'E.·W., St. Joseph .... : ... May 7, '12 in Morton, G.F.,Yinland ...•. : ... Feb. 16, '00 in Name , ,'Addre.. 1 i ~. . Nevin, HarryL.,·:. .. ·~ .... ' .. .'.; .. Nov; '2, '09' in . Nyman, Eric E., Clay. Center. ~': .. Feb 3, '14 in blms~d,W. P;<';·::':.~ .. :.:...... : .~·.Oci:2i'99in·:· Olson, Axtel T,;.: ...... .': .. ~ ,,~.July 7, :08!n . Osborne, .Chas., ...... '.' ... :, .'.c,;.; Dec. 2, 13 In Owen, E. M~ ~.;.:~ .. i: .. .... ;~~Dec. 23, '~3 wd Owen, '0. W ..... ·.. ; ........... July 14, 14 tr ' Ozias, E. ,L ...: ..<, ....... ; .. ; ... Jun'e 9, '08 in , .~ 'c'; Park; Tho~~·~~~ ..... ;. '.: Oct.:20,'14 tr ': *Parkhurst, A., Pierce City; Mo~Aug. 27, '88 in "'Parsons, E .. W .................. July,15, ·'90 in . . Parsons, R;, W .' ..•...... '.:, .. ;.... Dec.' 7; '15 !n '. .' Patchen~ T W. ;. .... :.. .'. -. "... ~ .....~ .. . Dec. 1;" .'14 In ... , :.- , Patten.../, yv. T., ·.Salina.,. ,': ..,'... ;;June 9" :14 !n '.' '.' j:..:-:': .... . Whell Alld How Ree'd. .--' ·Shapiro,B~.NewYork ........• :Oet:6,"14 in ·Shaw, M., Kansas City .. ': ..... June '25, '61 in Shaw, L. L......... , ••....••... Feb. 1, .'16 If' Sheets, Clarence .............. Aug. 31, '91 in ,Shields, A. H .................. June I, '04 in Shields, H. S ...... '....•......• June 1, '15 in Shields, D. C •..... , ..•.•. ; ...• Nov. 2, '15 in Shimmons, F. B ........•...... June 6, '11 in Shirar, D., Pasadena ...........Sept. 7, '80 in. . Shuck, Clarence .....•..•. ; ..•. Dec. 2, '13 in Smith, J. W., RFD 2 ........... Mar; 23, '97 in ' ~Smith, J. N., Ottawa ........ ' ... Nov. 25;'78:in " Smith, R. W. R~~FD 2~ .. '..•. Jan. 21,:89 in Sommers, Geo. w .•.•••.••..•. Nov. 2,' 87 In Soxman, C ................... Sept. 11, '99 in " Springer, C. H .•........... '.. Nov. 14, '87 in:. Springer, F. M .. '.' •.... ; ...... Apr. 6, '09 in . • Stanford, A. A ................. Sept. 2,.'89 tr St. Clair, J'. S ................... ·.Dec. 7, '15 in ·Stelfel, A. S., New·York •••.•.. June 17, '78 in ·Stevens0'!.t I. C .........•.... ; .Mar. 2,"09 in ·Stewart, K. H., Atchison .•..•• .-Jan. 18, '92 in ·Stewart! I. D., San Diego, ... '.' May 30, '99 dc' Storm, Anson ....•.•.......... June 3, '13 in Strail, F. P .................... Dec. 29, '03 in Strickler, Alvin ....•... .' ..... Feb. 14, '99 in Stronl'rl F. B..... ~ ........... ',' Dec. 2, ;13 In Stubecl<, EmIt. ..•..••........ Apr. 19, 92 in Stubeck, J. F ••... : ....... '.... Apr; 9, '07 in Sullivan, .Jos. G ...•.•.. ; ...... Aug. 17, '69 in Sutters, R. M................. Dec. 22, '08 tr e' Tate, O. V., Leavenworth" ..... '. o'ct. 29, '02 Thompson, Wells, Great Bl!nd. Nov. 18, '90 Tidrow,. F. M. ~ ................ Nov. 1, '10 . Tucker, W. I., Clinton .......... Moy 3, '.10 " . ·VnnNestc, H. G., RFD 1. •.... Mar. 26 .. '07 Vernon, E,'G; ................... Mar. Q, '12 •~:~;~~IC~E: .~l:~~~~:~: ~.~'. ~;}~!/~:, ,~~ !~ .•. ";. ) ·Pearsorii...J. T.: :.'~ .... : .; .: : :. '. Mar. 7, '16 In ,:,., :,1 .:. Pellett, Hr. F. '.. '. ; .. '~ .; .,~ .. e.; •. ~ Dec. 12, 99 anc. .. Pennington; W. 'J ... '.: .. '•. ;;. '... May 7, '07 in':" . :Pettit, P .. P ..'.; .. ; ";'.. '..' ....... Feb. 3, '14 in ',::.. , Phillips, ·A. J .... :; .... ; ... " ... '.,...; .. ,.Nov. 4,-'75 in ;':1-,,' ~Pickens, O. D. : ... : : ... :..• : ._.. Nov. ~, '/!8 in:.t .. , ~ Pierson;E: B.: ....-... ~:. ::.... Jan. 2, '06 in . Pierson, Aug. oJ ••••••••••••••• Jan. 17, '02 in 1 Pierson, M. J., RFD 1. •....... Aug 20, '07 in . ,:~ ·Potter, A. M ................. Mar. 23, '97 in Potter, F. A.................. Oct. 29, 'Ol'in Potter, C. L., Ellsworth .•..... Nov. 17, '03 in . : . Power, R. B., Manhattan ... ~ .. Feb. 28, 'OS in , Pratt, Fred W.; Vinland •..... Nov. 19, '07 in *Preisach, Philip .......•.•.... Feb. 23, '86 In , "Protsch, R.E ..... '............ Oct. 18, '92 in ·Purcell, S. M., RFD 7: •.. " .; ... Oct. 5; '~9 in l Reading, F. A., Allentown, I'a. Mar. 26; '95 in ,. ReadinJ!:, J. W, ............... May 22, '93 in Redinger, D. H.t-Los Angeles .... Apr. 4,:11!n Reed, Herbert, KFD 2 ..........Dec. 2, 13 In Reyer, ·R. E ................ '. '.•. Feb. 3, '14 in Reynolds, W. H., Erie, Pa .... :. May 5, '91 in Reynolds, O. W................ Apr. 1, '13 in Rhodes; G. H., Henryetta, Ok: . Nov. 28, '99 in Richards, Harry .......•.••.•• Mar. 7, '16 in . Riggs, H. C .......... ; .•..... Dec. 16, '01 in ·Roberts, F. H .•......... ; ..... Jan.12, '04 in Robertson," J. W •.......•.... Mar. 21, '93 in Robinson, J. A .•.............. Mar. 3, '14 in Roller, John ..•.•.. ; ........... Mar. 3, '14 in Rose, Robt. M •••.....••.•... ; Oct. 26, '09 tr Rousell, Edw., Newton .•.•. ; ••• Oct. 6,. '91' in "Rutter, C. L................... Oct. 6. '91 in Sanders, J. M •..•... ~ .....•.. July 24, '99 in SRAssman, F. J .,; .•• '•.....•..•. May' 4, '15 in ·Sauer; Frank ....•......•••..• June 6, '11 in 'Schellbo'rn, A. E., Myers, Mont. Oct. 29, '07,in Schoeptlin, Walter E., In hands 'of committee•. Schleifer, J. S ................ oct. 16, '00 in . Schneck, W. P ................ Feb. 3, '14 in ·Schneider, Wm., Los Angeles •• Mar. 16, '97 in Seiler, John D ...•.. : .......•.. June 7, '10 in ·Setterberg, C. H., San Bamardino, Cal. , r, . ; ." ••• '•••••• : • • • • • • • • • • • • Jan. 22, '07 tr " Shaffer, C. W ............ : ..... June 1, '09 in ·Past Grand .. -------_. - _. - ------. -.------~ I~ in . in in tr in Walton, F. E ...... ; .......... Jan. 15, '00 in 'Wampler, sam'i. E., ...... (Elected but not initiated) *Watson+.,T. A ................ :sept. 11, '99 in Watts, ..t". A., Lecompton 2 ...... May 6, '13 in · Weir, H., (Address'unknown) .. Mar. 2, '09 in White, D. R ................. July 17, '99 in White, Burt R., Stafford ...... June 29, '09 tr Wiggins, Bert ................ Jan; 31, '93 in Wigton, J. E .................. ~ .. Mar. 7, '11 in Williams, J. B., Abilene .. '..... Oct. 15, '07 tJ' . Williams, F. S., Baldwin 5 .... June 24, '02 dc · ·Wilson, J. B .. ~ ; ............. Feb. 11, !08 in Wilson, W. E ............ ; .... Mar. 7, '11 in Winsler, C. C, ..... : ..... '..... Apr. 4, 'lltr·· Winter, C. J ... : ....... : ..... Mar. 28, '16 tr Wolfson, Abel. .............. Aug. 21, '99 in Woodbury, W. H., St. Paul. ... Jan'. 14,:'02 tr Woodward, J. R ................ Sept. 11, '06 in Woodward, T. R., Hutchinson .. Oct. 29, '07 in Wray, J. L., Calgary, Alta ...... May 2,.'11 in • 1 , .. Young, Horace L .................. Feb. 1,j'16 in, . · *Ziesenis, C. Ii. : ............. Sept. ·Zut~rmeister, 11, '00 tr . L. Riverside, Cal. Aug. 3, '96 in' '·Past Grand. 'j .1 {--'----.-_. Contributed by Ramona Sedlak'.' lrifor,mation from book· of'Wm. MEsSENHEIMER • ! ! __ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _1. �. - --.- - - I . CLINTON Township) -- --:~'~-. :.:~---.-j ______ . _ . - - - ___ .......l_ ._ 89 JOSEPH GARDNER and----_ HIS CABIN - -- - .. . --.-- T ~ . Joseph GARDNER (1820186). born Union Co. Ind. Immigrated to Lawrence. KS in 1855. He was President of the first Douglas Co. Fair in 1858. His portrait is at the Kansas State Historical Society in Topeka, KS. The cabin pictured ..;8;·bove \;fas .the~ iog:,oab1n<pf:'":Jos~ph erected in 1857 near Lone Star by Joseph GARDNER w1th the help of Thomas OV~FIELD and S1las BOND. At this place a border battle was fought on June 9. 1860. According to a notation on this photograph. "Hard PETBICIAN. of Lecompton .:. was shot by Joseph GARDNER and Napoleon SIMPSON (colored) was k1lled by Jake HERD. who was concealed beh1nd the well ourb shown in the picture." The Joseph GARDNER cab1n was located .in the SEt of Section )0.;ToWitsh1.:p':;ilg~~:'Ran:g~;Lt9·, wh1ch was then in Wash1ngton Townsh1p but 1snow' 1n C11nton' townshlP.(Douglas County). GARDNEB~ Tfle~:p~o,t.Qgr.a,ph .from wh1ch th1s reduoed-size copy Was made. was donated to the Kansas State Histor1cal Soc1ety 1n Topeka. Kansas on June 2. 1918 by Theodore GARDNER. Copies of this photograph and many other old photographs ooncern1ng early Kansas p10neers and scenes are ava1lable for purchase from the Photo- . duplication and Copy Services, Kansas State H1storical SOCiety. Topeka. Kansas. �--I 90 EUDORA Township { The following is a letter written to Miss Annie O. GILMORE, 1302 Eleventh St., Santa Monica, California, from Josephrne ANDERSON,·Rt. 3, Eudora, Kansas, dated February 27, 1910. Permission to print this was given by Dr. Robert H. Hughes, a descendant of th~ GILMORE family. , I ------~-~ ~ - - -----.- .. -~ ' - --~ -- --- -- _ - --..!-- . "- ----- ------ - ._._--- --- -- -- -- . ..-< . - .--~----- - -r-- - - - - - - - - --- _... ~- ---- - -- - - _ . -- ---- - -" +++,*,+++,*,++++~+''"ijf++,+,.:".,,:t1tt+++++++++_~!''J-''tlnt+++ ... +++,! ': -l . '. ,~ti :~.f.<11 '~' . -= ~-~~--_- ~ -~=-~~-----=~ ~-- --~ ~ _."'>- .~- '~~~~~---~ '~--':-~'*~~'.- I "+: ' Dear Annie: ' After dinner I looked at the couch then at the desk and decided in favor of the desk. I t is a bright day but cold, i f it hadn't rained .I-+~ yesterday Jessie thought she would try going to Eudora. I haven't been II ~ anywhere since before Christmas. They will surely think I have gone , south for the winter, or something else. What do you think we have been l' doing? I have been braiding the front of my new dress and Jessie has embroidered two white waists for herself. I must try and get my dress done for Easter. \+. Your letter was very interesting. We laughed over your going as far as your money would take you. Tell Mary we don't want always to be ;~ sensible and I liked my valentine. Mrs. DOUGHERTY sent Jessie and I i~ each a lace one such as pleased 'us when we were younger. Mrs. D. is in !~ Lawrence. She expects to come home on Tuesday. Ella is in K.C. most of the time but comes to Lawrence Tuesdays and Fridays. S. S. is still :'i' in Des Moines. Did you know that Ethel has a little daughter, born : +.: Jan. 27? , I would have liked to see the Air ships, but I do not feel like I,' "j;1 trusting myself to them yet. Your Calla lilies would be beautiful but I love the ·roses. I have some hyacinths.: and crocus in bloom and Jessie I "j:f brought me.a fine geranium from town, We have enjoyed watching them. I ~~ hope this will reach you before you leave Santa Monica. How soon are ~~ ;+. you coming home? I must write to father's brother. He celebrated his 90th birthday the 11th of this month, went 4 miles on the trolley and !~ took supper with his sister-in-law and some old friends. Our Chicago aunt died Jan. 7. It was her 77 birthday. We miss her. She wrote to +., us and we are getting to be so few. Lots of love to all of you, M r s . : t POOL included. '~< Josephine ANDERSON . ..,....; l' ~_. ,.~ +. '1+. *' ~I ':1:1 ,*,' :+ +1 +.: '~; ~~, ~~ '~< ..: +.', ~ ,~ :t -=~=~~-~ I '~< +. + ''*' '*' I :~~ ~ '~< '~, , " ."j:f: :t , .~< +. +. ,': J _ I' ,":' _. ( _, ___ _.'_'_ _ _ _ " _ __. . .___ _. _ _ _ ,_ _ _ , -- - ." +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++.++++.+++ __ ----- - ..-----------"-------------- ,---....:--------- - _~---,,---L..:..--, ~ ~- Andreas' History of Kansas, Douglas County, Eudora Township JOHN GILMORE, Farmer, Section 36, P.O. Lawrence, born in Livingston County, N.Y., November 27, 1833; son of James and Mary (GREEN) GILMORE; there he resided until 1857, when he came to this State and settled in Lawrence; in 1862, he moved to Eudora Township, where he owns 800 acres, imporved. Mr. G. was united in marriage in Tippecanoe County, Ind., April 3, 1856, to Miss Susan C., daughter of John WIDELL. They have five children--Annie 0., born November 15, 1857; Solon T., born April 14, 1862; Mary C., born July 18, 1860; Josephine, born January 18,1866; Nydia, born December 29, 1867. Mr. G. is one of the enterprising farmers of Kansas, having several tenants on his large farm, whom he keeps employed. Mr. G. is a member of the M.E. Church. Submitted by Jane Wiggins, Lawrence, Ks. , �l 91 GRANT Townsh1p , _ _ __ _ __ ,______ -.-J The follow1ng letter was ,subm1tted for The P10neer by Georg1anna Brune. of Rt. J. Lawrence. KS. It 1s a copy ~f a letter wr1tten by her paternal grandmother. Mary TILLOTSON EBERHARD (Mr s. Abraham) to her great-grandmother. Corne11a TILLOTSON (Mrs. W1ll1am) 1n Osawk1e. KS. The "Abe" menttoned 1n the letter refers to Mary TILLOTSON, EBERHARD' s husband. Abraham EBERHARD. _____ ~ _____ ~_________ __ - _~ __ -- - - 7 - ' - -,..."..;;;-='- , 9'~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ __ ::t'!?rr'~~?92~,,;';hl T '-r r'V "'I '"\ I, I North Lawrence Aug 30th (18) 74 I I ' : Dear Mother: Yours ot the 14 Was received the 19. We are ~ll well. It is dry -as ever it rained more the night you wer here than it has sinoe. There have been good. "showers all around us. It seames to me I never saw it look so muoh like rain ) -', and never get a drop. (\. _ f: 1'. V,'" \/, " ': I We-',have"to haul water to wash with. Abe has dug out a spring at the oreek. tor the house. hogs and horses. Friants have dug a well. have real , - ~ good. water and plenty of it. ' I 'H we get water f: (\1, " ' , :, Abe has sold nearly allot his hogs. He got two &: half cts. He could have 'got 3 after he got to town of another man but thought it a mean trick so let them " • I go. He said they wer coming up but he could not keep them. The grasshoppers have 111'< destroyed things so it wlll be harder times than' ever this winter. Abe says he II, 'wont have com enough for hls horses &: halt enough feed for the cattle. ' He ls , ! : talking of. golng south to put up hay. there ls none to be had about here. He has I, , one more stack since you Was here. He says there is about 12 or 13 ton in it. -1~liHe dld intend to sell four head of oattle but they are worth nothlng &: he does not r 'know what to do. Some of the cattle men are driving south to winter. l The people wer half crazy when the hoppers came. They cut corn day &: night Sundays &: all the time &: some (can't declpher the next word; it,looks like 'third' thelr cor~. Abe thought lt mlght as well go in the field as to mold after it was gathered. Abe says he never saw as many long faces in hls 11fe. Smi th &: Wife wer up last Sunday. Says the gardners are entlrely cleaned out. Said he would like to make you all a vl sl t but was af rade to go &: leave things' , for there is so much stealing going on. Said Bill had been out of employment tor some tlme. Was.~ng to Kansas Clty to work on the R Road. Abe would like to I know i f there ls any prospect for hay up there. If there!, ls he would like to c: "know soon as he wl11 have to do something or let the cattle starve. George , ',started for Ill. Tuesday. there is a great many leaving. I I:'. How is Bell &: the rest of the folks. I wrote to her when I did to you and have not rec'd any answer. I directed it to Osawkee thlnklng she would get lt sooner there. Is Nan Brown 11vlng? Think you do well qul1tlng don't see how you stand it th1s hot weather. You don't lntend to do all of her quiltlng this , fall do you? Well. Mother I will be sattisf1ed wlth whatever you &: the rest are. I thlnk we had all aughto thlnk of expense &: be as savelng as posslble. I think as you , are all ~here you had better get lt all settled &: we will be up th1s fall. if no : ' preventing. Don't wate for me for any thing wlll su1 t me so the rest are satt1sf1ed. Th1nk it had aughto be done rlght away. Don't put off as I can't say any thlng mor,e on thls subject. Write soon &: often. as ever. Your loveing daughter. " Mary Abe had a letter from home yesterday. Hls Mother don't'know wheter she wl11 out this fall or not. Crops are poor there they have had lt very dry there " I, t \ '\ ,." �-'---.-~ \~ .... _ . i I' I i I ., . . ! .' .. ~~ ;"\. -~ \ .. DEERCREEK-DIST-No.-48--~· L. There were at least two early schools in the Stull community before Kansas became a state. One was about one and one-haH miles south of Stull on the farm owned by August Kampschroeder. The other, dated about 1860, was two and one-haH miles southwest. of Stull near a rOck quarry on August Waiters' place. This was a two-room log cabin on a bluff at the foot of which was a well, and was a community undertaking taught by a parent or teacher paid by subscription. Children came to it from a good many miles .around; church and Sunclay school.also were held there with a Mr. Brown dOing the preaching and living in a house afterward occupied by Christy Petefish. The next schoolhouse was a frame building located about one-half mile west and one mile north of Stull on the southeast comer of what is now the farm of Wm Henry Jr. It was built by Peter Eberhart Sr., for the use of his own children, with a teacher hired and paid by him. A year or so later, John Damn Sr., and Jacob Hildenbrand offered to pay part of the expenses if their children . too, could go to this school. Other parents then asked for the same privilege and the enrollment thus increased. This school operated for at least five years. On August 1; 1879, E.S. Lane and Lucinda Lane his wife, Cleeded to the Board of District No. 48, one and one-forth acres of land described as follows: beginning at the Northeast comer of the N.W. 1/4 of Sec. 36, T. 12, R. 17, thence running West 12 1/2 rods, thence South 16 rods, tbenceEast 12 1/2 rods, thence North 16 rods.to place o(beginning. Trusplot was to return to the original estate, should its use for school purposes be terminated •. Mr. Eberhart's schoolhouse is assumed tei have been purchased by the district, and not being centrally located, was moved to this newly acquired site. This was done with a stump-puller and . horses. The building had to be anchored every fifty to one-hundred feet, winched forward far as it would go, then re-anchored further on and the process repeated as many times as necessary to get the job done. The task consumed two weeks. Apparently, education wasn't something to be rushed into. . When set on the new site, the schoolhouse faced east, ~d was furnished with walnut benches having at" least three pupils to each one. It was painted brown on the outside,and named' 'BroWn Jug" in consequence. However, the name was eventually discarded, the building painted white and re-named "Deer Creek, " for the little creek that flows nearby. An old record of 1886, shows the teacher's salary for that entire term was $210.00 and the cost of ,incidentals, $22:QQ.· _ . _ _ . _ __ _ ____ . ____ _ ' ', 'I. . -y'- -~- -- :" \ .I. ':. t - .;L.~ I I as /1 ·--- - I '.3,,- --_""' - The above information-is a port1.on- of the history-of Dee-i Cr~ek- -) ~---. District No. 48 taken from the book. ~ural Schools Bn4 Schoolhouses ~ Douglas County. Kansas. by Goldie Piper Daniels. This book is available for purchase -thro_~'gh the Douglas qgunty Genealogical SOCiety. .~~ c : ---_._._---_. - - - - - - - ------~---.---~ ----" --- �! 93 LECOMPTON, Township ,- .,-- -------=-~,-__::_;:i~~~" KANSAS RIVER STEAMBOATS fvlany of us in this -2bfh--Century have-wondered if there VJere any steamboats on the Kansas river. As we see it today, it is nothing but a small stream, hardly a rowboat can navigate on it. Many of us have seen the days when this river could rampage and vJipe out homes and many a crop land. VJith the lakes VJe now have, they keep this old river pretty \'/ell under control and we fear not of it flooding. There is a'very interesting story that has been passed down through the generations and also appeared in the first newspaper of Lecompton called ;Tb.~. Jecompton Union" in 1856 about a sidewheeler that navigated the Kansas river. At this time Mrs. Rachel Jane Todhunter, an early pioneer lady of Lecompton and some other ladies saw a side-wheeler called the ~Saerie QueenHtied up at the wharf. The ladies looked upon the beautiful deck of the side-wheeler and thought what a wonderful place to have a Ball. Mrs. Todhunter.was well acquainted v/ith tk. Geary, the governor of the Kansas Territory, so she and the ladies approached him and asked him to persuade the Captain of the boat to have a Ball that evening.on the boat. The Captain was agreeable, so the ladies hurried about the communi,ty spreading the vJord so everyone could prepare their costumes for the evening. The Captain readied the boat, the music was found and that evening the Ball was held. The ladies hadct,*~en their ball gowns out of their trunks and displayed their glittering attire for'the first time in the Kansas Territory. This was probably the first Ball he,ld in the Territory of Kansas. This shovJed the pioneers~ ability to contrive to have a wonderful time under such difficult circumstances-at that time. Another interesting article appeared in a later newspaper of Lecompton, called ,"The Kansas National ' Democrat' on Ivlarch 24, 1859 is as follows: -', \\The first trip of the season from Kansas City to this place via Kaw river VJas made by the Steamer"Silver Lake": Capt. vJilburn, on Monday last. It is a fine sternwhee1 steamer, capable of carrying 50 tons, and well calculated vIe think for the busine,ss of the river. Through the persuasions of our citizens, on Tuesday morning, the Captain went up the river as far as Topeka. We were informed by the Captain that some of the citizens of Lawrence endeavored to dissuade him from coming to this place, stating the river unnaiJigab1e. The Captain informs that the worst bar in the whole river, he found below Lawrence. We hope to see the~i1ver LakeUcontinue her trips regularly to this place and would urge upon our citizens the importance of extending to her a generous support.N Andther article in the same paper on May 12, 1859-~This week our wharf has been enlivened by the arrival of two steamboats, the GUS LINN and SILVER LAKE. The GUS LINN left Kan,sas City on the 10th instant, and reached here on the 12th, and then proceeded above as , far as Fort Riley. ~Je think that she will be able, as the river is in good boatable, order to reach that place. ' The, SILVER LAKE discharged all her freight here, and took on board a cargo of corn, and left for Kansas City.,It is the intention of the owners of these boats to run them the entire season up the Ka~, w~ich, from their light draught of water, vIe think they can. This enterprise, of navlg~t~ng the Kaw, should, and \"Je.have reason to believe will be warmly seconded b~ th~ cltlZens of the towns on the rlVer. Merchants having goods at Kansas City \'Ii11 flnd lt much cheaper to have them shipped by either of these steamers than have them hauled in wagons--an old foggy way of doing. N Article submitted by Iona Spencer. to her by Sara Walter. ,~- S idewheeler story Was told . +r{.~:"'i, �94 -----From: r I MARION -TownshiP ~ _ _ <_ - -------- ---------- .____ :~ORTRAJT_AND BIPGRA~HICAL RECORD.. .o.! Leavenworth. DoUglas aru1. Franklin Counfie;. Kansas. 1899 ---~----------------------------------------------------- , ~ __ . -- ----1'- ' ESHACK SANDERS, who owns and oc- " cupies a farm at Twin· Mound, Marion' :Township, Douglas County, was, born near, Shelbyville, Ky., December 9, 1840, a. son of Meshack ~nd Lucy (Grady) Sanders, also natives , of Kentucky. His father, who was the son of a ! 1ifelo~g Kentuckian, grew to manhood near Shelbyville, where during his active life he was employed as overseer of slaves on a large planta- : tion. , He died about fc:>ur months before his son , and n~mesake was born, alid of his five children only i,his son and William Thomas, of Missouri, survive. In 1849 the mother removed with her children to Bartholomew County, Ind., where she d~ed at seventy-two years of age. At the time of the removal to Indiana, our subject was a boy of nine years. He, grew to manhood on a farm and had fewadvautages, for he was obliged' to be self-supporting from an' early age. From I nineteen totweuty-two years of age he served an apprenticeship to, the blacksmith trade, after I which he was employed as a journeyman'. In' 1865 lie came to Kansas and follow.ed his trade in : Leavehworth, also worked in the government em- , ploy at Fort Leavenworth. During 1867 he went: to Fort Laramie, Wyo., where he worked for the" government. The following year he returned to • Leavenworth. In the spring of 1869 he went on the plains, in the employ of the Union Pacific , Railroad Company, traveling through Nebraska and Wyoming. In the fall of 1869 he secured I work for the government at Fort, Steele, Wyo., : and in the spring of the next year he went into ; the mining district at Sweetwater, Wyo., where lie engaged in mining. Coming back, to Kansas, I he spe* a, short time at Pond City, then~ proceeded ,to Lawrence, and in 1872 opened a blacksmith's shop in the latter city. - I I • I ----- I • . {" .Selling his' sh~p--i~ -~88I, Mr. Sander~ ~~;chased a farm at, Twin 'Mound and, building a' shop on the land, he followed his trade, besides ' cultivating his land and engaging in feeding cattle. In 1892 he retired from his trade, since ; which )ime he has devoted himself to superintending his farm of three hundred and twentyt, acres. He still owns real estate 'at Columbus,',': I Ind., where he was reared. In pOlitics he is' a::: Republican. During the war he went out with a': ~mpany ofinde~ndents for the purpose of heading off General Morgan at the time of the latter's rai t into Ohio and Indiana. 'At this writing he ' is a member of the county central committee of " his party. He haS served as a director of the schools and as treasurer for five years. For so~e y~ars he was identified ~ith the IndependI ent Order of Odd Fellows., The te~perance cause has in him an ardent champion~ , March 21, 1872, Mr. Sanders married Fan'nie' I C. Faxon, who was born in Scituate, Mass., auci', , by whom he has two daughters, Minnie E. and' , : Clare Corinne. Mrs. Sanders is daughter of: : , William T. and Harriet (Cook) Faxon, natives' \ I respectively of Braintree and Scituate, Cape Cod, •. Mass., her father a trian of ability and intelii-' I ' ' gence.' For some years'he carried on a merean-':: ,'~' tile business in Scituate, but in 18 58 left the ~ast;.·: and came to Lawrence, ,where he engaged in the' • meat business. Politically he was a Dem~rat~J ! He died in Lawrence in 1889, when sixty-fo~~ ; y,ears of age. Of his seven children only th~~'; j daughters are now living, those besides :Mrs/'·\, Sanders being Eunice, wife of Alexander M~rks'~:; , , - ,~. J of Lawrence; and Annie, wife of Harry Kipg~,.-- .'! I I I a 1 : " ,j ':. I " I ," ~_.-'- ....... ____ ~L-...........;-__-..i' , .- 1___ _ �--- , ~~wnSh1::p L_ -- - ----:~--~.'- -.. '·1 95 lPALMY.8.A J From the Reg1ster of Deeds Off1ce. Douglas County Courthouse. Lawrence. Kansas. (Deed Book 84. page 291) • State of Kansas. County of Douglas -«8.. On th1sl-9th day of February 1910 personally came before the unders1gned A.O LEWIS a, cred1table w1tness. and who be1ng duly sworn, upon h1s oath states. My name 1sA.0. LEWIS. I am 75 years old. Am a res1dent of Baldw1n Kansas and my post off1ce address 1s Baldwin Kansas. I was well. acqua1nted w1 th G.R. SPURGEON. 1n h1s 11fet1me and knew h1s w1dow and ch1ldren Mary M. SPURGEON. Joseph W.. SPURGEON, Ida E. GORDON, Magg1e DAVIDSON ( ?), Jenn1e CULVER. have2<known.the fam1ly for over 65 years. Said G.R. SfURGEON d1ed 1ntestate 1n the County of Douglas State of Kansas on or about the 5th day of April 1909 and left surv1v1ng h1m h1s w1dow Mary M. SPURGEON. andch1ldren Joseph W. SPURGEON. Ida E. GORDON. Magg1e DAVIDSON. and Jennie CULVER, said children being over 21, years old at the time of' -their fathers death aforesa1d. I was well acquainted w1th the finanCial condition of the estate of G~. SPURGEON. deceased. at the time of his death. and know that he died solvent. and that his debts have all been paid. Subscr1bed and sworn to before me this 19th day of Feb 1910. W.N. CLARK. My comm1s1on exp1res May 15 1911. (Seal) Notary ~:ub11c. Recorded June 2. 1910 at 9:03 A.M. '4~:!=PA~~S~~~~H~~~~o~~~~I~~~~. 2 KANSAS Fr6m the Annual Report of School Districts for the year ending 30 June 1898, . filed by L. DERSHEM, District Clerk on 2 August 1898. Located one mile southeast of Baldwin City. Age Student Age Student DERSHEM, Elmer HANrAM, Barbara Ben. Laurence Wm. , Gladyc KERNS, Gale LONGWOOD, Iva 16 20 16 12 10 8 6 6 SCOTT, Leota Clifford Vera WEIR, Maude RATLIFF, John YOUNG, Erma Claude 13 7 5 8 14 12 10 I Teacher: Clyde KUHN Director: W. D. KERNS, P.O. Baldwin, Ks. , Hrs. V.S. JARDON, P.O. Baldwin, Ks. Tre~surer: I Sub~itted by Jane Wiggins, Lawrence, KS ._---_._---------------- --------- �"WAKARUSA Townshl p Boy Meets Girl In the spring of 1909 I met Hattie Mae ROSE. She had come to the ~rackett Rural School to take her ninth grade finals. She arrived on a horse equipped with a sidesaddle--the first I had ever seen. We got acquainted that day. Since she had to pass our place on her way to town, I also was able to see her occasionally then. Later on we sometimes went to the Baptist Church together on Sundays. From that point we began to take in an occasional show at the "Nickel", the first moving picture show west of the Mississippi River. After the show, we could be found at Wiedemann's Confectionary Shop",-' drinking hot chocolate topped with either whipped cream or ice cream, and for another f:ive cents, a bowl of oyster crackers to accompany it. Another thing about our early acquaintance that I shall never forget was rece~v~ng a valentine from Hattie. About this time Hattie joined the Baptist Church. Rev. D.C. BROWN was its pastor. I remember him particularly as being accustomed to riding out from Lawrence on his bicycle two Sunday afternoons each month to hold services in the Barker School House. We often attended and I still claim the Baptist Church as my own even though I never became a member of it. In the summer of 1910 I left home and went to work for S.M. GENTRY, a farmer who lived near enough to Hattie's home so that I could walk to see her frequently at her parents' home where she lived 'along with her four younger-not-too-angelic brothers. Cdurtship Via Horse and Saddle Hattie attended high school for one and one-half years, rooming with the Jay BOND family in Lawrence, but illness caused her to leave school and prevented her returning later, so 'she went to work as a clerk, first in the Housemen's Clothing Store, then at Barteldes Seed Store and later at the Kaw Valley Creamery. An incident occurred about 1912 that I recall vividly. Hattie was rooming at the Healey Home, 712 Kentucky Street, where several o,ther girls also stayed. One evening when I arrived by horseback to calIon Hattie, r was besieged by all the girls asking me to remain there for the night. I promptly refused until I learned that on the previous night a large black man had climbed through an open window on the porch into the room of one of the girls. He was frightened away by her screams. A call to the police only 1/2 block away brought a response thirty minutes later, and': to make sure their arrival was expected by everyone, they came with sir~ns blasting. So I consented to remain for the night on the porch. You never saw girls move so fast in preparing me a bed there. I tied my horse to a tree in Central Park, and fortunately no one came along in the night and turned him loose. Courtship Via Horse and Buggy One spring day in 1912, I walked to Lawrence, rented a horse and buggy for ,$1. 50, picked up Hattie, drove eight miles southwest of Lawrence to the farm: where my brother Bill and his wife Myrtle lived, and spent the evening there. On the way back to town the weather changed and we liked to freeze. I took Hattie back to her rooming house, returned the' horse to his stable, �97 walked the five miles back to my place of employment. This warmed me as the day which had started out warm and balmy had turned bitter cold to the discomfort of both of us. Later'.that spring I moved back to myoId home with my father as failing health forced him to sell the home. We moved to the farm in Pleasant Valley where my brother Bill was living. Later that summer I bought brother Bill out and my father and I established a partnership. During this time Hattie had returned to her parental home fourteen miles from me, so I usually drove to the ROSE home on Saturday nights and remained there until Sunday night. Once in awhile it was nearer Monday morning when I got home. Often I would fall asleep in the saddle and let my horse take me home. On one of these occasions, Hattie and I started out early on Sunday m'orning for a family reunion to be held at the home of Hattie's uncle and aunt, Jake and Nancy C~lliINGS,who lived eight miles southwest of Stull. By the time I had made that sixteen~ile trip plus fourteen miles back to my place, I had had a day! Start of Our Married Life After about six years of getting "acquainted", Hattie and I were married on April 28, 1915. It was wild crabapple time, all in bloom. The wedding took place at the ROSE home with Rev. O.C. BROWN, the pastor. Several close relatives were there. We left for our new home--borrowing a pillow and walking around the hill to our future home. I still live there. , Hattie's maternal grandparents, Joseph H. and Martha (RANDOLPH) HARRISON had settled here in 1854 and had homesteaded this farm. The house nestles co'sily just under the brow of a hill on the sunny southern slope. Much of the lumber for it was hauled from Leavenworth by ox-cart, and so well was it built by its owner-builder that it stands today in good condition. Three generations were born in this house: Lucy HARRISON (ROSE), Hattie ROSE (WIGGINS), and our daughter Elizabeth WIGGINS (SANDERS). The day before our wedding, we bought our furniture from the C.J. ERICKSEN Company--a cookstove, kitchen cabinet, bed springs, mattress, dresser, buffet, oak rocking chair, round oak table, and 6 oak chairs at $1..75 each. That is all I can remember--the total for all was $125.00 delivered. Mrs. ERICKSEN took off $5.00 because we paid cash. With the $5.00, we bought things at Frank STRONG and Clark PRINGLE's grocery store--pepper, salt, spices, sugar, flour, lard and other items. The cash we paid. for the furniture was borrowed from Jack KELSEY, a cattle buyer, also a friend. I still have the round oak table and oak rocking chair. A few days after we were married, we we~e shivareed by ten men. When they arrived we were sound asleep but not for long! One man set his shotgun on the window sill near our bed--BOOM--we were not long getting up! We thought we had to dress up, which took time in the near dark room. The men.said, "If.you don't come out soon, we are coming in after you!" A few days later some of the men came to our place. They took up a collection and ,bought us six nice silver spoons. We were shivareed again by the women and kids. Next about our eats--we had milk, made our own butter and cottage cheese, did not have much meat.·We often had tuna salad. Hattie would put aster leaves in a bowl to make it look nice. We had the aster bed in an old corn planter wheel. When bringing our mules by the aster bed from the pasture, they ate some of the asters and made Hattie very unhappy. Often I would hum, "Asters by the brookside make asters in the brook , " which never failed to get a rise out of her. �98 We took in less than $150.00 the first year. We had no telephone bills, no lights, no gas. We sold some cream--got a check for 5l¢, butterfat l7¢ per pound. We raised some potatoes. Hattie baked bread--the first was a dandy, later she became a champion. Hattie was a good cook, an expert at making sour cream raisin pie, using lard to make the pie crust. We had a few chickens, enough 'eggs to get by. Fried eggs good and brown are good eating if you are hungry. I still would like to have some sour cream raisin pie, also some raw fried potatoes crusty. We had one cow giving milk, two heifers to be fresh later, several small heifers. In 1916, we had more ground to farm. It was a wet year, we planted the corn the third time. It was getting late by that time and Jack Frost finished it. The second year we butchered a hog--had meat, lard and also a telephone. The first year we were married we did not have meat very often. We would buy 25 cents worth of round steak and have brown gravy--a treat. We raised a few chickens, tried to have one big enough to eat by the 4th of July. Sometimes it would not be too big--maybe two pounds. We also had h,omemade ice cream and angelfood cake. We were poor, but happy. ,One time my mother-in-law brought a fried young squirrel to a picnic we had. It sure was good. Now we won't even eat one. Mr. ROSE always h,ad a big garden--winter onions, surely good in early spring. Also parsnips, and some years when cabbage was plentiful, they would make a barrel of kraut. I~ was kept in the smokehouse. They gave us some when digging it out (it was frozen) and surely good raw. They also buried apples. The ROSE boys and I would run our arms back in a hole and get an apple--sometimes the apple would taste like the ground, but good. Hattie loved flowers and had lots of them. She enjoyed the clubs she belonged to and especially the Lawrence Flower Club for which she helped judge flower shows several times. We planted many flowers and trees throughout the years. This year I counted 43 different flowers and 37 trees and bushes that bloom annually on our place. In the spring, I have a "Flower Day" and invite the ladies in the neighborhood to come and enjoy the flowers a~d have refreshments with me. I look forward to this each year. I James Blaine Wiggins November 23, 1983 James B. Wiggins, the son of Ida Luona KEENER and Frank Dudley WIGGINS, was born November 23, 1893, on a farm outside of Lawrence, Ks. The home where he was born and grew up is still standing--the stone house loc.ated just west of the Virginiq Inn on Highway 40. It now houses the offices of' Heritage Realty, and is co-owned by a great granddaughter of Frank WI~GINS, Mrs. Sandra GARBER. Hattie Mae ROSE was the daughter of Lucy Jane HARRISON and Siegel Albert ROSE. She was born March 24, 1893, Wakarusa Township, and died Ja~uary 9, 1952 at Kansas City, Kansas. Jim and Hattie had two daughters: Martha Elizabeth (Mrs. Charles SANDERS) and Bernice Doris (Mrs. James KNOX). Jim recently celebrated his 90th birthday and still lives on the farm in northwest Douglas County where Hattie and he started their married life. Submitted by Jane Wiggins, Lawrence, KS. - - - - - - - - - - - - ---- ----------GENEALOGIST: One who traces back your family as far as your mon'ey will go. --Anonymous I --~------ ----------~-- ,- �, ': - .~, '."- " -- -: . :." .. ~".-:\.~; 99 WILLOW SPRINGS Township, - .... - --" ----- - - - - - - - - , IEVEN'::::"~EARS~G_O .~.=-:... ,:-" -......----~----- -- - -------\ H"__ ',' ' ~(/" Pleasant Grove Items from the DallY Journal World, Wednesday, Aprll 16. 1913. p. 8 IIMr and Mrs. A.E. PUCKETT are enjoying a vlslt from Mrs. PUCKETT's nlece. Mrs. W.E. RICE and llttle son of Kansas Clty. They ,arrlved Sunday and wlll spend about a fortnlght at the two PUCKETT homes." "Mr. and Mrs. Wm. WREDE dlned wl th Mr. and Mrs. Wm. LYONS Sunday.1I "School meeting was rather sparsely attended, roads being ver:y mliddy. Mr. Ed D&Y was re-elected d1rector. School w1ll begln Sept. 15. 11 IIMiss Anna MILLER is plannlng to take a year's well-earned rest from her school work." IIMr.~and Mrs. GIMLET spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Emery ICE of Sigel. 1I "W1llow Springs and Columbla districts have engaged. the1r teachers for the com1ng year. 1I "Mrs. McNEES had 114 ch1ckens 1n her f1rst 1ncubator brood, hatched a week or two ago." "Mrs. Clyde PUCKETT has just taken off her f1rst brood of 1ncubator brood. She has 177 ch1cks from 181 tested eggs." "Elmer FLORY had h1s logs sawed 1nto lumber Saturday and Monday. He had 150 logs. He will commence work on ":his new barn in about two weeks." I "M1ss Fae ROTHROCK has been engaged to teach her second year ln the,Welcome d1strlct." "The Ladles Ald wlll meet wlth Mrs. Wm. LYONS Aprll J)Oth." IISunday school Was organlzed at the Grove church a week ago Sunday and is being well attended." A Ploneer~'IOne-who--remeinbers -when }ie-c-ould--have bought- -t}le- - - - - - --, --1 _t~~ £~~_~ th~~sand dollars .II---A~~~~~ ::~_________ -=--::~=-=:::.._--------=-"'-=----'- .::~-_----~-L- __ "Heredity is an omnlbus ln whlch all ancestdrs'rlde, and every now and then one of them puts hls head out and embarrasses us." ---Oliver Wendell Holmes I ----------------------------------- ._- -- ---- -- �100 I~BB_B.~ - Douglas COunty: II~t- \ COLMAN-"'I'wenty-seven descendants of Ezekiel and Mary Jane COLMAN met for a r~Un1on Sunday (October 23. 1983) at Kanwaka Hall to mark the 129th anniversary of the arrival of the COLMAN fam11y from Boston. in 1e54." SallY McCLURE w111 be president for the 1984 reunion. CORBIN and Allied fami11es-This reun10n takes place on the 4th Sunday in October. Contaot Jane Wiggins, Rt. 5. Box 54. La~rence. KS for 1nformation about the next reun1on. HUNSINGER-"Desoendants of Adam. Peter and Ph1111p HUNSINGER met Oct 30 for a reunion at the Douglas County 4-H Fairgrounds." Seventy-eighti!,i.persons attended. The next reun10n w111 be held the last~'Sunday 1n Ootober, 1985. Phyllis MILLIKEN will be next year's chairman. WIGGINS-Descendants of Dudley and Pr1sc111a WIGGINS. who se.ttled in Lawrence, KS in 1856. gathered for a family reunion on the 2nd Sunday 1n Ootober in Lawrenoe, KS. Contact E11zabeth SANDERS, Rt. 5. Box 220. Warrensburg, MO 64093 for information about the next reun~(:m. . Elsewhere: OWSLEY-The 'OWSLEY Fam1ly Histor1cal Soo1ety held their fifth annual meeting at the John Marshall Hotel in R1chmond. VA on 1.3 May 1983· Membersh1p Cha1rman is Albert W.L. MOORE. 1420 North Spring. Independanoe, MO. 64050. * * * * * /'. -_,,;. .--. ______ .,/;i;. :'~·~.-r--- -- . . _ I-·-·-':--". * ::..-... : ,_ A KANSAS~GEN;EALOO!s.T~~IN-=THE-':NEW$J' * I . j an',,",iii-aiir!iiit-iii1-c-;:;:ie-'-~'bAfy The' W1ch1tA Eagl.e~Beacon of 14 'Nov· 1983 pub11shed Ellen Sche~het entf;tle4 t'~~_~e;t~;;~l~~~an". '?h1_~.<~rt101e concerned genealog1st, Cheryl V.GI;GTLANDEB. who 11 ve's(near,u'Arkansas C1 ty. \i!1'r~.~(:yOIGTLANDER It has "helped f1nd. map anci' lnven tory all 57 cemeter1es 1n Cowley County, another eight 1n Sumner County and 12 1n Elk and Chautauqua counties." She and the Cowley County Genealogical Soc1ety hope to oatalogue cemeter,~e's:;~as far nd~th2a~~ Augusta. 1n Butler County. Mrs. VOIGTLANDEB 1s~'also the adm1n1strator of Cherokee Str1p L1ving Museum. located just south of Arkansas City. Artt'cle subml'tt~d by Irma K1dwell. �101 ~utrie~ Queries are free to members. They should state at least two facts to gain best results. Queries are also free to non-members, but must concern Kansas related ancestors of fifty years or earlier. JAHES LUDLOH I,NKERT Donald H. Vaughn, 1946 Barker, Lawrence, KS 66044 Seeking information on John J. JAMES and son George l<T. JA.lv1ES. George and family lived in Bourbon County, KS 1867 to 1872. Janet Reutter, 1809 Hest 21st Terrace, Lawrence, KS 66044 Looking for the parents of Samuel LUDLOH, born 21 March 1839 in Indiana, died 15 October 1908 in Lane Co., Kansas. Samuel \.,ras married on ? to Ellen \NKERT born 10 April 1842 in Louisa Co., Iowa, died 16 May 1924 in l.Jinfield, Kansas. I would also like information on her parents: Francis HYKERT and Elizabeth ? O'BRADY MURPHY GRIFFIN HADDOX COE Fay Talley, 2020 Emerald Drive, Lawrence, KS 66044 Need information on Anna Brigidad O'B~~YMURPHY, born 1820 in Ireland; married (1) James WJRPHY in 1850, where? He was killed in Quantrill's raid 1863. She married (2) Edward· GRIFFIN.'· She died in 1887, Baldwin City, Kansas. }irs. Judy Sweets, 2905 Moccasin Drive, Lawrence, KS 66044 Need marriage date and place of Moses HADDOX and Rachel COE. Their daughter, Martha, was born in 1795, probably in Edgefield District, S.C. Mrs. Joanna (Harmon) Ross, 805 N. 5th St., David City, NE 68632· l<TEIXELDORFER Seek inf()rmation on and relatives of RaymondWEIXELDORFER born vlEYERSLORFER 1883 in Eudora, Kansas and died 1909 in Kansas City, Hissouri. lVhat was his wife's name and did he have any children? Was he the Raymond l·TEYERSLORFER, age 2, on 1885 Anderson county census in City of Greeley? TUTCHER STEVENS BARDELL Hrs. Helen Stark Hendricks, 2425 Peppermint Dr., ~'Iodesto, CA 95355 Thomas TUTCHER, born 30 ~arch 1806 Somersetshire, England, died 11 February 1876, Pomona, Franklin Co., Kansas. ~farried Susan ( ) STEVENS on 18 June 1831 in England. ~~ere? She was born 4 April 1809, Devonshire, England, and died 21 February 1903 in Pomona, Kansas. They immigrated to U.S. in 1841. Need names, dates, etc. of their six children and any information available. Would like to correspond with any descendants of Thomas & Susan. Nary Bardell, 425 S .l.J. ~Jalnut Ave., Dundee, OR 97115 Looking for traces of John B. BARDELL, Elizabeth C; BARDELL and John C. BARDELL. Here living in Grant Township 1875. �102 PRAYER DILLON DESKINS FELTS RANDOLPH BOONE Maxine Hougland, Rt. 1, Box l53C, Perry, Kansas 66073 Harriett A. PRAYER; born around 1836 in South Carolina, settled in Wathena, Doniphan Co., KS in 1860. She married Luther DILLON, from Ohio, 2 November 1851 in St. Joseph, MO. Harriett died in 1874 and was buried in the corner of the farm. Deeds recorded in her name in Doniphan Co. are 1 acre in SW corner, NW 1/4 of 27-3-22 on 5 April 1867 from Luther DILLON, and Lot 7, Blk 14, Wathena, KS in November 1864. Does anyone know of a cemetery on these grounds in Wathena, Kansas? Any kind of information is appreciated. Mrs. Charles H. Sanders, Route 5, Box 220, Warrensburg, MO 64093 Was the Mary A. DESKINS listed in Douglas County, Kansas, Kanwaka Township census of 1875 as 46 years old, the daughter of Mary J. (FELTS) and Greensburg RANDOLPH of Jackson County, Missouri. . Mary J. FELTS was born in North Carolina on 11 April 1801 and Greensburg RANDOLPH was born in North Carolina in 1803/04. Was Mary A. DESKINS' first marriage. to Morgan BOONE, the son of Daniel BOONE? Was Francis DESKINS actually Francis BOONE from her marriage to Morgan BOONE? When did Mary A. and T.C. DESKINS marry? Need information on ancestors of Mary J. FELTS and Greensburg RANDOLPH. KAUFFMAN TROUT Marion Lukens, 3150 La Plata, Hacienda Heights, CA 91745 Looking for information on Charles E. KAUFFMAN and wife Eliza Eva TROUT. Living in ward 5 North Lawrence in 1875. HOLLOWAY FITZGERALD SLAYDEN DODSON Wilma Morton Vaughn, 1946 Barker, Lawrence, KS 66044 Will exchange information on these families circa 1700-1775, Virginia. James HOLLOWAY, John FITZGERALD, Stokeley SLAYDEN and Thomas DODSON. PEARCE DONOVAN KUNKLE Janet Reutter, 1809 West 21st Terrace, Lawrence, KS 66044 Would like information on the parents of Homer Douglas PEARCE. born 21 August 1881 in Maitland, Missouri, died 10 January 1940 in Seligmann, Missouri. Homer was married in 1903 to Bertha Mabel DONOVAN, born 17 September 1881 in Frankfort, Kansas, died 1 Sept. 1967 in Nevada, Missouri. Homer's parents were Abram PEARCE and Julia KUNKLE. SAUM Patricia J. Williams, P.O. Box 370, Ocean Park, WA 98640 Need information about C.F. SAUM, Randolph SAUM and his wife Mary. Living in Grant Township in 1870 and North Lawrence, 1875. HULSOPPLE BUCKHART Mrs. Delores Hulsopple, 32750 Stone Road, Harren, OR 97053 Will share information about Jacob HULSOPPLE and his wife Barbara Eve BUCKHART, married in Douglas County in 1866. THAYER DAVIS Donald Vaughn, 1946 Barker, Lawrence, KS 66044 Seeking parents of Warren Potter THAYER born Canada 1841-42, and his brother Chauncey R. THAYER born 29 Oct. 1834, St. Lawrence Co., New York. Judy M. Sweets, 2905 Moccasin Drive, Lawrence, KS 66044 Would like to have maiden name of Mary, the wife of Christopher DAVIS. Christopher DAVIS died in Anson Co., NC in 1785. �103 NICKEL RUSH PATTERSON HOLLIDAY STRATTON NICKLES NICKLE NICHOLS Mrs. Joanna (Harmon) Ross, 805 N. 5th St., David City, NE 68632 Looking for information on and descendants of David NICKEL, born 1828 and wife, Sophia RUSH, born 1832, in Indiana. They were married in Vermillion County, Indiana in 1850. They arrived in Osage County, Kansas in 1868. Children: Laura, born 1851 (Mrs. Eli PATTERSON); Margaret Eleanor,- born 1852 (Mrs. William HOLLIDAY) ; Joseph A., born 1861; and Alonzo C., born 1872 (both married STRATTON girls). Believe David NICKEL had brothers: William NICKLES, Oliver NICKLE, and Walter or Walker NICHOLS. Maxine P. Hougland, Rt. 1, Box l53C, Perry, Kansas 66073 Want information on Moses HOUGLAND, born 1773, VA, died after 1860, Scotts Co., IN, married 3 Dec. 1792, Shelbyville, Shelby Co., KY to Sarah EGIN or AGAN. She was born 1775 and died 1840, Scott Co., IN. Who are their children? Known children are (1) Aaron HOGLAND, b. 1797, md. Annie Collandar BAKER on 17 June 1817 in Henry Co., KY. She was born 1798, Maryland and died after 1865, Linn Co., MO; (2) Strother, born 1812, KY, and married Elizabeth CHASTEEN, 27 Mar. 1835, Scott Co., IN. HOUGLAND EGIN AGAN HOGLAND BAKER CHASTEEN BARTON McCLURE Norma Baxter, 222 Providence Road, Lawrence, KS 66044 Need information on Addie Maud BARTON, born 1868, died 1950. She married Frank Elwood McCLURE in Baldwin, Douglas Co., Kansas. He died June 1942, Baldwin, Kansas. MORTON HILL Wilma Morton Vaughn, 1946 Barker, Lawrence, KS 66044 Will exchange information on James F. MORTON and wife Ellen HILL. Living in Beaver Co., PA 1842. Moved to Illinois. Son James Alexander MORTON married in Pike Co., IL 1870. Mrs. Fay Talley, 2020 Emerald Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 Looking for information on Lewis WILLIAMS, son of John WILLIAMS, born 12 Aug. 1806, Virginia, died 22 Feb. 1871, Willow Springs, Douglas Co., Kansas. Lewis Married Susan PETERS 1826 in Scott Co., Virginia. Susan was born 13 Sept. 1802 in Pennsylvania and died June 1899 (?) in Willow Springs, Douglas Co., Ks. She was the daughter of Jacob PETERS and Catherine EACKER. They moved to Johnson Co., KY in 1837, then to Lawrence Co., KY in 1839. In 1854, they moved to Jackson Co., MO, then in 1855 to Willow '. Springs Twp., Douglas Co., KS. Both are buried in the Williams \\ Cemetery, Douglas Co., KS. WILLIAMS PETERS EACKER -~-- - --------------------=--~-- ,,I ~~-~-- ,,' : I First 1nstallment of Douglas County D1vol"oes (1863-83): Informat1on abstraoted from Douglas County d1voroe reoords_. F1rst 1nstallment of ~ Index to Douglas County Cr1m1nal Records (Dooket Book I-Nov 1863-Feb 1878) . - --,- ------ ---- ---- - - - - - - - - - . - - ----- --'- ~ ---~ - � 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. 7, No. 2: Fall 1983 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 7 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 1983 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_VOL7_2_FALL1983 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/c0256d9d89816f8a65ae1eb705c6710c.pdf f24ccc796aec653434e812b2d6c5b854 PDF Text Text --7 \J. fro,,~ Cc"c.c-' ... "'elf 'Ct" ~~ ~\cQQ ... Ne\.L:&ra-r"' oQ f'(ou+ &\ltr, fG'\" on ""i~ ~ ~"'(!c\l~r ..: -/ ,'/" I, Il, j,~ " • /'.., oj .(.: .;::.~~:. ~~'.~t~~:.! " ' '! ~ ~ '.~ -j .. ..: .... ', ,,",;, t" t',. --~--.-- -.-; �, ----.---- \ ~----.- ·fm~IRlfE\,· (C:l(lrV" PA LMYR,*t TP,' Sral", ~ooFr.pL.l.g Ihe ind,.. '.1 1873 I--~---""~-----'--" ------_ .. - .. .... ~! ---~---­ ~ .'-' I Ii r : ,. i Ie.: .% IS ., 0 I I! 1. u; It: I. p, ... I· I (I) i i I'p· 11 10 .!I II 1 J6 /Sl 1 /.Jf I..f/. ,.9 $I ~I Jll 1,;). ~ "';) .s 'I r - -(; I r I r -- ,. 3 .... M/VER I" :0 ..'.- r I ,I ! I ! i ,I .i I· ! I• I LFrom The--':Atta-s-Of-----Doug-las-eo, K8 by F.W. BEms;' N.Y. 1873 Inside of back cover: A copy of a portion of a page of The Freemenl§ Champion, Prairie City, KS, dated July 8, 1858. , - - --".- ." - I L _____ ----------, �THE PIONEER Published Quarterly by The Douglas County Genealogical Society P.O. Box 3664 Lawrence, Kansas 66044 ISSN 0739-4101 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------March 1984 yolo VII, No. 3 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------Page Contents In Memoriam. New Members. . . • . • Family Records RHODES Family Bible Records . Ahnentafel of Jean SNEDEGER. . • Ahnentafel of John Virgil BANTA, Jr . . Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records (1873) . Brides Index to Douglas Co., KS Marriage Records (1873). "Divorce Records-Unexpected Genealogical Treasure" . . . . Abstracts of Petitions for Divorce Filed in Douglas County, Kansas 1864-1884 (1st installment) . . . • . . Bermuda, Hiding Place of "Lost Ancestors". Burial Place of "Lost'/Union Soldiers . '. . New-Family Registry Project. Unclaimed Property . . . ... . . . . . Lawrence, Kansas Jails . • . . . . . Index to Criminal Docket Book I ("A" through "I") . . C.W. SMITH Mortuary Book (LAWSON, Margaret to McCLURE, Mrs. S.J.). Family Reunions. . ....• "In the News". . . . . . . . . . . . . Townships CLINTON-Daniel VANCIL Estate Sale Bill. . EUDORA-Biographical Sketches of William GARDNER and Winslow DAVIS. . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . GRANT-Early Businesses in North Lawrence. . . KANWAKA-Abstract of Will of John A. WAKEFIELD and Obituary of John A. WAKEFIELD. . . . . . . LECOMPTON-Index to Vital Statistics from The Lecompton Monitor beginning June 4, 1885. •..... MARION-Biographical Sketch of Francis M. -JENKINS. . PALMYRA-Prairie City History . . . . . . . . . . . . Advertisements from The Freemen's Champion. WAKARUSA-Lawrence, Kansas Streets Renamed Lakeview School District # 1 . . WILLOW SPRINGS-Worden United Methodist Church l15th Anniversary • . Queries. . . . . . . . . . . 104 104 105 · 106 · 107 · 108 115 120 121 129 · . 129 • • • • • • 130 130 132 133 139 · 143 143 · 144 145 146 · 147 * * * * * * The Douglas County Genealogical Society is a non-profit organization with regularly scheduled meetings the second Tuesday night of each month, 7:30 P.M~, meeting place to be announced. Mini-workshops are held the third Saturday afternoon of each month at 1:00 P.M. in the Gallery Room of the Lawrence Public Library. Membership fees are $7.50 single, $8.50 family. The fiscal year is from July 1 to June 30 of the following year. 148 149 150 151 153 153 154 155 �104 BAX'rER, Norma, 222 Providence, Lawrence, is 66044 BRADFORD, Linda, P.O. Box 736, Heber Springs, Ali 72543 DEAN, Carol, 2501 Kristin Ave., Gillette, WY 82716 GOSS, Carrol W., fYi.D., Box 458 Lamont, CA 93241 GUTHRIE, William M., 11513 107th St. S.W., Tacoma, WA 98498 JOH1\jSON, Robert W., Rt. 5, Box 218, Lawrence, KS 66044 KRISCHE, Donna. 2457 Missouri St., Lawrence. KS 66044 NON TELL • R.L. (Mr.) R.R. 2, Box 276, Lawrence, KS 66044 NEFF, Alene, 3022 Cloudcrest, La Crescenta. CA 91214 RICE, Kathyrn L., 1915 N. St., Gering, NE 69341 SAYLER, John G. (r1r. and Mrs.), 3019 Topeka Lane, Lawrence ,KS 66044 SNEEGAS, Janiece J:, 1600 W. Bradley M 244, Champalgn, IL 61821 TUCKER, Henrletta ~., 326 S. Cedar. Apt 3, Ottawa. KS 66067 Chan'gea, of L. L-- AddXess . -.J, NEELLY, Robble, 202 Plnecone Dr •• Lawrence, KS 66044 WHIPPLE. Judl th C., 76439. Alston Nayger Rd., Rainier. OR 97048 DALE, Shella R. (CANP), Box 44. Overbrook, KS 66525 I I' �,~--, l , The, following Bible records were submitted by Judith C. Whipple of Rainier. Oregon. They are taken from the Bible of her great-grandparents. Lycurgus and Sarah Caroline MATTHEWS RHODES who lived and died in Lawrence. Kansas. Lycurgus RHODES was born in Hanoverton. Ohio in 1819 and his wife. Sarah Caroline ,MATTHEWS was born in Morgantown. West Virginia in 1839. Their daughter Lillian Iona RHODES. from whom Mrs. Whipple traces her descent was born in Noble Co •• Ohio in 1870. The Bible is in the possession of Mrs. (Wm.) Dorothy COX CORCORAN. The Title page reads as follows: The Holy Bible. International Bible Agency. 150 Fifth Avenue. New York. and The Christian Herald. Louis Klopsch. Proprietor. 92 Bible House. New York. No date on title page. '----. Lycurgus RtODEs' ~a~ 'born -5th ~d~y-'of September 1819 AD' , Sarah J~ar?ft.ine RHODES was born 10th day of December 1839 A.D. Minisota L. RHODES was born 12th day of March 1866. Frank McIntyre RHODES was born 14th February 1868. Lillian Iona RHODES was born 6th day of August 1870 Nora Etta Lee RHODES was born 18th May 1873. William Luther RHODES was born 22nd day of September 1875· Lealdes Overton RHODES was born 16th day of July 1878. Harry Rexford-RHODES was bqrn 25th day of February 1890. Leona May RH9DES was born 31th day:of o.ctober 1895~ -- - - - ------Marriages: ~',) ,:,- ,---- -, -, Lycurgus BROnES and Sarah Caroline MAT¢H<EWS;:;J5'~~;1,~ma:rr1-ed 27th day of June 1865 :r. "-.;;( Minisota L. RHODES and Lewis B. SMITH were married Aug 23. 1892 Lillian Iona RHODES was married June 18- 1892 to William Ellis PEARSON Also October 31. 1906 to Lemuel COX Lealdes Overton RHODES was married to Alma Ella KERR Mch 2. 1904 Deaths: William Luther RHODES died Lycurgus RHODES died December 17- 1903 at Lawrence. Kansas Sarah Caroline RHODES Died July 11-1928 @ 3:25 oclock* ~CQeath_cf~ti~tcate in ,D;@llglaS Co. says 1927) Births: ' .. ~- ,,\\{:~/ _, .. _~j- . '_' .... L, �106 DIED 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 22. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 36. 37. 48. 49. 52. 53. 56. 57. 58. 59. 62. 63. 76. 77. 112. 113. 116. 117. 118. 119. Bonnie (married Charles Ervin SNEDEGER) Clarence Carl CHAPMAN Lois Josephine CREVISTON William Perry CHAPMAN Mattie Ann JONES Otis Elmer CREVISTON Anna Belle BRYSON John C. CHAPMAN Orpha RIGGS George R. JONES Catherine Ann MCCLINTOCK E1am Previne CREVISTON Lois.Virginia HUFTILE Daniel Washington BRYSON Sarah Rebecca BUTLER William CHAPMAN Elizabeth FISHER Thomas RIGGS Millie CABBAGE Horatio (?) JONES Samuel MCCLINTOCK Harvey CREVISTON Mary LIGHT Martin HUFTILE Rhoda LARGE Andrew Madison BRYSON Jane Caroline PEEK Nathan (?) BUTLER Rosana FLEMING Isaiah RIGGS Ruth MURRAY Joseph J. CREVISTON, Sr. Sarah KEPLER J. HUFTILE Ann Capt. Daniel BRYSON Martha MORROW David PEEK Mary "Polly" HENDERSON Eli FLEMING Sarah John CABBAGE Catharine MOYERS William BRYSON, Jr. Isabell HOLMES William PEEK Elizabeth SHOCKLEY Charles HENDERSON Edy (EDIA) MONTGOMERY 1928 Ks. 1944 Calif. 1906 1905 1865 1870 1879 1885 1820 1826 1829 1840 1853 1857 1847 1859 1923 Ks. Mo. Ks. Ind. Mo. Mich. Ks. Tenn. Tenn. Ind. Tenn. Ind. Ohio s.C. Ks. Va. Va. 1802 Tenn. 1802 Tenn. 1843 1830 1829 1834 1812 1820 1836 1837 1773 N.C. Pa. W. Va. Pa. Eng. s.C. N.C. Ind. Ind. Tenn. 1797 Pa. 1802 Pa. 1808 Eng. 1810 Eng. 1756 Pa. 1780 S.C. 1777 1785 1804·Ky. 1811 Ky. 1758 Pa. 1732 Pa. Scot. 1755 Va. 1750 1764 1764 1888 Mo. 1904 Ks. 1843 Tenn. 1869 Mo. 1875 Mich. 1875 Ks. 1983 1973 1938 1944 1966 1965 1902 1910 1914 1911 1923 1945 1913 1926 1854 Ks. Ks. Ks. Ks. Ks. Ks. Mo. Mo. Mo. Mo. Ks. Ks. Ks. Ks. 1848 Ind. 1901 Ks. Ks. 1840 1874 N.C. 1900 N.C. 1801 Tenn. Tenn. 1822 1875 Ind. 1874 Ind. 1807 1844 N.C. 1867 Ga. 1812 Tenn. 1852 Tenn. 1836 Tenn. 1788 1776 Va. 1782 N.C. 1840 1843 S.C. 1842 �107 AHNENTAFEL OF JEAN SNEDEGER (con't) 224. 225. 234. 235. 236. 237. 332. 333. 450. 45l. 468. 469. 664. 665. 900. 90l. 902. 936. 937. William BRYSON~ Sr. Elizabeth COUNTRYMAN James SHOCKLEY Margaret Thomas HENDERSON Frances George PEEK Elizabeth SPENCER Andreas Franz CONTERMANN Siby11a SCHARRMANN David SHOCKLEY Grace John PEEK Ann Johann Fridrich CONTERMANN Marie Barbara Johann Henrich SCHARRMANN Richard SHOCKLEY Ann BOYDEN DIED MARRIED BORN 1700 Ire. 1716 N.Y. 1714 1834 N.C. 1806 S.C. 1811 S.C. 1810 1720 Va. 1720 Va. 1715 1685 Md. Ger~' Ger. 1632 Eng. Submitted by Jean Snedeger, 1638 Rhode Island St., Lawrence, Kansas , , 66044 .~\-- ~ _~ BORN 1. John Virgil M~A ~ Jr. 1925 MO (married Mary Katherine ZINK) 2. John Virgil BANTA 1897 MO .33. Mary Reba ALLEN 1902 MO 1.~4. Washington Adam BANTA 1870 MO 9. Ada Elizabeth MESSER 1877 MO 6. WIJ11Iam Leonard ALLEN 1870 MO 7. LilliannAnge1 GOFORTH 1~78/1879 MO 8. Henry BANTA 1835 IND 9~ Sarah Elizabeth HAYNES 1836 Ohio 10. John Elijah MESSER 1840 MO 11. Collie GARNER 1850 TENN 12. WIlII.am: R. ALLEN 1827 TENN 13. Ma~thaaROBERTS 1829 TENN 16. WashIngton Adam BANTA 1812 KY 17. Sarah Elizabeth CROWDER 181'5 KY 18. Peter HAYNES FA 19. Elizabeth JUDEA 1800 FA 24. Josia ALLEN 1800 TENN 25. Sarah DALE TENN Compiled and submitted by: John V. Banta, Jr. 2209 Kingston Drive Lawrence, Kansas 66044 NARRIED DIED 1950 KS 1921 MO 1893 MO 1893 MO IND 1851 TENN 1831 IND TENN 1980 1976 1944 1952 1944 1906 1878 1880 1913 1907 1904 1885 1881 1884 TEX TEX KS MO KS MO MO MO MO MO MO MO IND IND MO MO 1846 TENN 1872 TENN �r-----"'"-- - ~. -'- - -..... ~Do.UGLAS COill\TY, ,KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS-l 8.1.3 ~/ - r 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 Vtvian Clough. Br~degroom ADAMS, Jessee Jefferson Co., KS ADAMSON, Robert E. AHLSTROM, Charle s J. ALDER, John W. ANDERSON, Charles G. ANTHONY, Mark ARNOLD, Jacob Osage Co., KS AUGHBAUGH (AUBAUGH), William H. BABEY, Mathew Dg. Co., KS BADSKY, Thomas F. BARBER, T. Allen BARKER, Simon H. BARNHISEL, William H. BATDORF, Jessee S. BENAS, Morris Dg. Co., KS BENSON, Peter BLISS, Ethan Cedar Rapids, IA BORDER, Samuel B. BOYD, Thomas BRATTON, Henry Miami Co., KS BRECHEISEN, Peter BRIGGS, William H. Howard Co., KS BROWN, James Bride HATTEN, Emily J. Jefferson Co., KS MORSE, Alice PETERSON, Hoda L. PEASE,' EUnice M. PETERSON, Matilda I. ,PEMBERTON, EllDDa 'BYERLEY,' Sarah J. Douglas Co., KS . SREPESA, Mary HO I..ME S, 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, Prescil1a DUNN, Anna M. COTTON, Elizabeth Dg. Co., KS NElS, caroline OKERSON, Sarah E. Howard Co., KS SMITH, Mary Jane Date & Place if other than Lawrence Officiant 14 Mar. 1873 Dougl 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. 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. An drew Carper, M. G• W.K. Marshall, M.G. T.L. Gardner, MGG. 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 Cord1ey, M.G. J.C. Herron, M.G. J. Boynton (7) 25 Dec. 1873 24 Aug. 1873 Dg. Co., KS 20 Dec. 1873 Oscar G. Richards, J.P. P.H. Gee1an, J.P. 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 M. Richardson, Min. �Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1873-cont'd Bridegroom Bride 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. CO.EFIN, 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, Al exander 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. M. .. St. Joseph, Mo. DIGGS, Al vin S. DOBSON, Thomas Jefferson Co., KS .1 HA YOON, Sarah E. Dg. Co., KS LEEKA, Amy REES, Mary KIMBALL, Fannie E. LEITRIDGE, Cynthia SIMMONS, Jennie I.(J.1) STEWART, Perme1ia KANNEDY, Susan J. WILSON, Ellena L. MC DONALD, Mary E. Dg. Co., KS MILLER, Sarah D. ANDERSON, Mary A. MC KEWEN, Magg ie MC DOWELL, 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 GP..GES, Cyandi HAWES, Ann ELAM, Ella ROBERTS, Ellen BULLENE, Susan A. MC CLURE, .Mary E. Dg. Co., KS LEPORTE, Annie L. ROBERTS, Francene Jefferson Co., KS Date & Place if other than Lawrence 15 Jan. 1873 Officiant T.W. Henderson, M.G. 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 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(1) 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 22 June 1873 Daniel Phenicie, J.P. D. H. Hickok, Elder Leavenworth~Co., '" KS 25 Jan. 1873 John G.A. Norton, P.J. 25 Dec. 1873 5 July 1873 8 Jan. 1873 21 Dec •. 1873 13 Nov. i873 Topeka, Shawnee Co., KS 18 Mar. 1873 13 Feb. 1873 18 Sept. 1873 15 Sept. 1873 24 Dec. 1873 12 }l!lle ,-1873 John G.A. Norton, P.J. D.G. Lett, M.G. D. Read, M.G. William Kneale, Min. I. I. Thompson, M.G. 21 Sept. 1873 30 Mar. 1873 Jefferson Co., KS ....o Peter Brubaker, M.G. A. Parsons, J.P. John Wilder, J.P. J.F. Cunningham, Priest D. Otis Kellogg, Jr., clergy Richard Cord1ey, 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, Sabast ian Johnson Co., KS EGGERT, Fred EISENBERG, George Fort Larned, KS EMB LETON, John Spark EMERY, Josiah B. I -_O.sag~ ~o.", KS ERVIN, A1 fred M. Clark Co., Iowa EVANS, Job FARMER, Albert Dg. Co., KS FISHER, Anson W. FORD, William r --- -- - - - - , ,GALLETLY, Charles 1 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. HANLEY, Owen ~ Bride MC CONNELL, Maggie CALDWELL, LiZzie RE:YNOLDS, 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. Madison Co., IA NOBLE, Sarah A. MIZE, E1 izabeth Johnson Co., KS BOND, Melvina BOOKER, A1 ice BERRY, Elizabeth A. JAQUATH, Polly Ann Leavensorth Co., KS LEE, Emma LeavenworthpCo., KS WINN IE, A1 idia HERBOLDSHEIMER, Ida WHMANN, Lou ise GERSTENBERGER, Rose M. PRESTON, Angeline VAN DENBERG, Corinne ORME, Elizabeth S. SHEPHERD, Martha J. LAWSON, Dorissa Brooks, Carrie M. Dg. Co., KSa GRAY, J ohana Date & Place if other than Lawren~ 30 Sept. 1873 - license only 21 Jan. 1873 26 Aug. 1873 6 Jan. 1873 14 Dec. 1873 Officiant John G.A. Norton~ P.J. John G.A. Norton, P.J. uJ.l'B .ISaxman, 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. Will iam Kneale, Min. Silas Bond, J.P. James Christi~J_~'P, \T.-C~- K~e--(?) -- __ ........ ~ 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 0 �Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1873-cont'd ~ridegroom HARFORD, Robert L. HASELRIG, George HAWORnI, 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, Hugh J.(I.) JONNEYCAKE, Robert J .E-. Indian Territory JOY, James R. KILLINGER, George JJ'etf. Co., KS KINZIE, James T. Franklin Co., KS KINZY, John R. & Place if other than Lawrence Bride Date Officiant FRAZER, Mary E. RILEY, Nancy J .M. PUTNAM, Lucy L. Dg. Co., KS LIETH, Amanda STOVER, Ella 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, Minnie YOUNG, Jennie H. Ottawa, KS HOLll\DAY, Anna Jeff. Co., KS BRASS, Ella GILL, Elizabeth I. SCROGGS, Jane BOWER$:~. Henrietta ANDERSON, Christine COPELAND, Nancy J. WOOD, Mary J.(I.) COLLINS, Lucinda E. Indian Territory HALLMARK, Nancy J. BALCH, carol ine Jeff. Co., KS FISHBRUN, E1 izabeth 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. James M. Hendry, P.J. J. M. Whitehead, J.P. John K. Dunns, Rector Daniel Phenicio, J.P. Albert M. Richardson, 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. 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. �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, David LONG, El 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, William C. MITCHELL, David L. Bride HO LLOWAY, Laura A. SPARSHUK, Theresa HOLYOPFEL, Elizabeth GROH, El 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, Katie BROOKS, Anna B. Dg. Co., KS MC DAW, Ettie C. SOOUP, Mary E. BANKS, Julia A. THORPE, Caroline M. CHURCHILL, Sadie I. CROUCH, Susan Date & Place if other than Lawrence Officiant 29 Dec. 1873 17 Feb. 1873 24 Aug. 1873 14 Sept. 1873 31 Dec. 1873 14 Apr. 1873 23 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 S.A. Norton, P.J. John G.A. Norton, P.J. Conrad Mardoff, 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. Hilkey, 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. Carme1(?) 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 Cord1ey, 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. MUELLER, Henry J. MUNDT, William MYER, Henry W. MYERS, George W. MYNAHAN, 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 RAMBO, 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. RI PLEY, Ambros Bride FUNK, Mary COFFMAN, Sarah NICHOLS, Emma MALONE, Missouri LEWIS, Fannie J. COGAON(KOHAN), Catherine HUN CIKER, Mary SURBER, caroline O'BRIEN, Alice Kansas City, Mo. BURNS, Nell ie SPEER, Mary E. SMITH, Sarah E. Leavenworth Co.,. KS ZIMMERMAN, Al vira B. Leavenworth Co., KS BROWN, Mattie E. COBBLE, Mary OBERG, Emma C. FLORA, Mary C. SUTTON, Mary 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, Laura B. Jefferson Co., KS TERRELL, Lucinda HARWOOD, Alice A. JOHNSON, Charlotte E. JONES, Mary E. Date & Place if other than Lawrence 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. i873 Lawrence, KS 8 Jan. 1873 22 Oct. 1873 20 Nov. 1873 Stranger, Leav. Co., KS 31 July 1873 Leavenworth Co., KS 23 Mar. 1873 25 Dec. 1873 2 May 1873 25 Mar. 1873 21 Apr. 1873 29 Jan. 1873 29 June 1873 10 Apr. 1873 18 Mar. 1873 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 J[~~'Aug. Officiant Peter Brubaker, M.G. S. Kritsinger, Rev. J.C.Herron, M.G. D.G. Lett, M.G. John G.A. Norton, J.P. 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, Elde;, M.G. John L. Eillb1eton, 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 SMITH, J. Digby Peabody, KS SMITH, James E. SMITH, Orley M. SMITH, Will is L. Johnson Co., KS SNOW, Anthony SNOW, Benjamin, Jr. SPENCER, Charles B. STACY, Russell M. Leavenworth;jCo., KS STAUFFER, Samuel H. Topeka, KS STIEFEL, Edward Dg. Co., KS STAFFORD, Matthew N. Joplin City, Mo. Bride Date 6. Place i f other than Lawrence Officiant RODMAN, Susan F. BENSON, E1 izabeth N. Princeton, Indiana DUNCAN, Martha Dg. Co., KS LEE, Harriett HUGHES, Elizabeth BADSKY, Ju1 ia A. FISHER, A1wilda SIGGES, Sophia CUTLER, Minnie H. GOULD, Sarah E. DIGGS, Liebe E. MC CALLIE, Ella M. Dg. Co., KS PAGE Ella Modora Dg. Co., KS MORRIS, Francis SHREINER, Catherine EATON, Sophia CAMMERON, Grace E. Dg. Co., KS GEORGE, Angis PATTERSON, Mary A. BUSSIN(?), Martha J. Dg. Co., KS FULTON, Eldora MORGAN, Ella F. THOMAS, Annie N. MINTON, Phi1inda J. Leavenworth Co., KS WALKER, Mary R. Dg. Co., KS SIEBEN, Therese Milwaukee, Wise. WORKIGER ,Lucy Jopi~ 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 21 Nov. 1873 4 Nov. 1873 Reno, KS 21 Jan. 1873 John G.A. Norton, P.J. Albert M. Richardson, M.G. Joseph Iliff, M.G. E. Shepherd, M.G. 13 Jan. 1873 H. Parsons, J.P. 17 Mar. 1873 Dg. Co., KS D.M. Moore, M.G. 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, M.G. Richard Cord1ey, M.G. John S. Brown, M.G. W.K. Marshall, M.G. ~ D. Read, M.G. ~ John G.A. Norton, P.J. T.C. Kime (1) Theodore L. Gardner, M.G. Samuel Y. Lum(?), M.G. T.L. Gardner, M.G. W.K. Marshall, Min. Theo. L. Gardner, M.G. �Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1873-cont'd Bridegroom STONE, William E. Shawnee Co., KS. STOPFF, William F. STUDABAKER, Jacob A. STUDABAKER, John STUDABAKER, Joseph R. TABER, Orsan L. TALLEY, Benony C. TAYLOR, 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, Michigan TURGEON, John A.C. TURNER, James H. TURNER, Owen VAN AMRINGE, Benjamin F. Cincinnati, Ohio WALKER, Columbus WANN, Frederick A. WARD, David T. WARD, Will ie WARREN, Henry G. WHEELER, Robert WELLING, Edward L. Johnson Co., KS WESTHEFFER, Jacob WHITE, George W. WHITE, Joseph WHITLOCK, John F. Bride LAWRENCE, Maggie V. Dg. Co., KS WEIDLER, Elise FLOREY, Sarah SURBER, Mary BARTON, A1 ice H. OVERTON, Alice M. LAWSON, Nancy J. HATHAWAY, Margaret A. Jefferson Co., KS BRANNON, Margaret PECKHAM, Loretta HARRIS, Anna TUSSEY, A1 ice CUMMINGS, Jennie LOGAN, Clarissa KENNEDY, Flora M. PATTERSON, Eu1a1ie 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 LANE, Mary A. DODGE, Annie B. TUCKER, Hattie F. Dg. Co., KS PUCKETT, Sarah TUCKER, Martha J. SMITH, Lawrena POOR, Sarah Date & Place if other than_Lawrence 1-9 Sept. 187} 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 ~6 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 Officiant Wm. 'K. Cardwell, M.G. 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 McGuiley, M.G. Wm. Yates, J.P. Dudley Lee, M.G. Peter Brubaker, M.G. Jno. E. Rudisill, M.G. f) 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. Marshall, M.G. 11 Mar. 1873 I) �Douglas County, Kansas Marriage 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 1 Jeff. Co., KS WRIGHT, Samuel ZEIGLER, Henry ZEVELY, Albert W. ZIEGLER, Charles R. ZINN, Fielding N. Jefferson Co., KS WOOD, 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, Jul ia 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. 1. 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, El izabeth ANDERSON, Mary A. ANTON, Louisa A. AVERY, Elizabeth BACH, Mary Theresia BADSKY, Jul ia A. BAILEY, Emma BALCH, Carol ine BANKS, Jul ia A. BARTON, Al ice H.· BELL, Ellen BENSON, Elizabeth N. BERRY, Elizabeth A. BERRY, Hannah Me GRUDER, Thomas LATHRO P, Alexander H. LOVE, William 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, Al ice BOWERS, Henrietta BOYD, Lucinda BRANNON, Margaret BRASS, Ella BRIGGS, Amanda BROOKS, Anna B. BROOKS, Bertha BROOKS, Carrie M. BROWN, 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, William JOHNSON, Lawrence CRAVENS, Reece THOMAS, John H. ILIFF, John M. WILBER, Scott M. MC KINZIE, Francis M. BLISS, Ethan HANFORD, Edwin H. REED, Marcus G. OSBORN, William H. BARNHISEL, Will iam H. DEVEREAUX, Edward Clifton NEAL, Robert SMITH, Willis L. DOUGLAS, Thomas T. SMITH, J. Digby �Alphabetical listing of the brides from 1873 Marriage Records, Douglas County, "'KS (cont'd) Bride Groom CANFIELD, Jennie CHURCHILL, Sadie I. COBBLE, Mary CO FFMAN, Sarah COGAN (KOHAN), Catherine COLLINS, Lucinda E. COPELAND, Nancy J. COTTON, El izabeth CROUCH, Susan CUMMINGS, Jenn ie CUSHINGBERY, Sylvia CUTLER, Minnie H. DAVIS, Mary E. DAVIS, Matilda DIGGS, Liebe E. OOooE, Annie B. DUMERAY, Louisa J. DUNCAN, Martha DUNCAN, Sybil B. DUNN, Anna M. EATON, Sophia EBERHART, Sara ELAM, Ella FIELDS, Mary FISHBURN, Elizabeth H. FISHER, Al wil da FLETCHER, Alice J. FLORA, Mary C. £.LOREY, Sarah FLUKER, Louisa FLUKER, Sarah FTAZER, Mary E. FULTON, El dora FUNK, Mary GADDIS, Louisa GALLAGHER, Dora M. LONG, El isha MILLER, William C. PARDEE, Thomas MOON, Charles MUNDT, William JONNEY Cake, Robert J.E. JONES, James M. 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, Frankl in WOOTON, 'Joel ZEVELY, Albert N. Bride GAUMER, Mary E. GEORGE, Angis GERMAN, Sarah T. IQERST~B~g~R~,_~Qs_e _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. HERBOLDSHEIMER, Ida HO LLADA Y, Anna HOLLOWAY, Laura A. HO I11ES, Mary HOLYOPFEL, Elizabeth HOPPING, Cindarella E. HOWARD, Mary Jane HUDSON, Jul ia H. HUGHES, Elizabeth HUNCIKER, Mary JAQUATH, Polly Ann JENK[NS~~ Phebe A. JOHNSON, Charlotte E. JOHNSON, Sophia JONES, Mary E. JONES, Mary F. Groom BATOORF, 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 TAYWR, Job E. ADAMS, Jessee DA Y, J ame s W. BUCKNER, George B. GROSHEIDER, Henry HUMPHRIES, John W. KISER, Samuel H. BABEY, Mathew KRAMER, Caspar TURNER, Owen COOPER, William A. ZIEG~, Charles R. ROODS, James MYER, Henry W. GAUSNEL, Reuben LEWIS, Andre s 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, Emma LEE, Harriett LEEKA, Amy LEFTRIDGE, Cynthia LEPORTE, Annie L. LEVY (lDNG), Mary A. LEWIS, Fannie J. LEWIS, Minnie LIETH, Amanda lDGAN, Clarissa LOHMANN, Louise lDWE, Sarah S. MAlDNE, Maria MAlDNE, Missouri MASON, Mina MATHEWS, Melinda A. MC CALLIE, Ella M. MC CLURE, Mary E. MC CONNELL, Maggie MC DAW, Ettie C. MC DONALD, Mary E. MC DOWELL, Mary MC KEWEN, Maggie MC KINNEY, Lucy MILLER, Sarah D. MINTON, Philinda J. MIZE, El izabeth MORGAN, Anna M. Groom CLARK, Jordan TOWNSEND, W.B. CARRUTH, ,James A. COWEN, Alexait'der ERVIN, Alfred M. WARREN, Henry G. STONE, William E. HANES, Daniel H. TALLEY, Benony C. GOSNELL, Zachariah W. ROGERS, Rufus BURNS, Joseph CARTER, Allen DIGGS, Alvin S. lDSH, Andrew MUELLER, Henry J. HOUSTON, James HELTON, Andrew J. TODD, Alexander HAAS, John QUIETT, Alfred L. PLUME, 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. FARMER, Albert WILLIAMS, George Si-ide H&RGAN, Ella F. MORRIS, Francis HORSE, Alice t-1UELLER, Fredericke MYERS, Hary E. NElS, Carol ine NEWSTIFTER, Mary NICHO LS, Emma NOBLE, Sarah A. NORTON, Helinda 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, Mat il da 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 -- Groom 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. HAIRRELL, James A. WESTHEFFER, Jacob HAWORTH, Solomon CAREY, George W. EBERHART, John S. HASEBRIG, George DEE, Thomas DOBSON, Thomas WIGGINTON, Wesley ........ ex> �Alphabetical listing of the btides from 1873 Marriage Records, Douglas County, KS (cont'd) Bride Groom RODMAN, Susan F. ROSEBROOK, Frances _ROY, J1arv A. _S!:aO_£~,~Francis SCROGGS, Jane "SHEPHERD, Martha J. SHOTTA, Martha E. SHOUP, Mary E. SHREINER, Catherine SIEBEN, Therese SIGGES, Sophia SIMMONS, Jennie I.(J) SIMPSON, Della SMALLWOOD, Mary L. SMITH, 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 1 Bride TAYlDR, Ettie ROBERTS, Christopher B. TERRELL, Lucinda RANDOLPH, William W. THOMAS, Annie N. BADSKY, Thomas F. THORPE, Caroline M. HOEAL, Aloyse TUCKER, Hattie F. JEFFERSON, Carrol TUCKER, Martha J. HAMILTON, Joshua TUGENDREICH, Louise LOSEY, Will iam TUSSEY, Al ice METSKER, Martin W. VAN DENBERG, Corinne SIMON, Nick STIEFEL, Edward VAN WELY, Annie SCHLEGEL, Jeremiah VITT, Louisa WAKELY, Louisa J. Chevalier, John G. WALKER, Mary R. BARKER, Simon H. WEIDLER, Elise TURGEON, John A.C. WHITE, Lucetia WlIlITE, Joseph WILLIAMS, Pre scill a BROWN, James WILSON, Ellena L. NEIL, Marian WILSON, Leanna KOHLAR, Will iam WINNIE, Alidia NEFF, Wood AUB1WGH (AUGHBOUGH), Wm. H. WOOD, Elizabeth S. WOOD, Mary J. (T?) VAN AMRINGE, Benjamin F. WOOD, Nancy A. CUNNINGTON,' Will iam WOODIGER, Lucy CHOTAU, Thomas WOO DSON, Jan HENDRIX, Erastus WORTHINGTON, Mary E. MYERS, G~orge W. YOUNG, Jennie H. STUDABAKER, John ZIMMERMAN, Alvira B. PIERCE, Washington 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, ____ .L. ____ "_ .. -, I "The" ra-ptdly increasing divorce rate". remarked the w1t-:--'~~d1.cates ----that America is indeed becoming the "land of the free." "Yes", replied his prosaic friend, "but the continued marriage rate suggests that it is still the home of the brave." --The American Legion Weekly .--.-- \() �I I I II ,I ,I J I _. I ""'\ ~ i Llttle dld we suspect what was ln store for us when-Paullne ELNIFF and I declded one day last fall to undertake the task of r abstractlng early Douglas County dlvorce records. In the flrst place. we dld not reallze what an lmmense project lt would be. There belng no lndex solely for dlvorce cases. lt was flrst necessary to slft through the Index of Clvll cases located at Spencer Research Llbrary on the Unlverslty of Kansas campus where many of the older court records are kept. We were looklng for cases ln whlch both plalntlff and defendant had the same surname. Then. armed wlth names. Case numbers and our natural curloslty. lt was down to the storage basement at the Judlclal and Law Enforcement Bulldlng where the old case flIes of Cl vll and Crlmlnal cases are stored ln metal ~<-;'. cablnets. Some of the flIes had surely not been opened slnce they were placed there a century or more ago judglng from the amo~t of dust on them. As we read each case. we were struck wlth the polgnancy of partlcular stQrles. amazed at the contemporary nature of others, but m~~nly surprlsed by the wealth of genealoglcal lnformatlon avallable. After readlng numerous cases. we came to the concluslon that dlvorce records are probably the most o(tlsunderstood and least utlllzed records avallable to genealoglsts. Why? Because we do no usually even conslder that one of our ancestors may have been dl vorced. Just thlnk about your own famlly tree. Sltuatlon I: Your great-grandmothermarrled your great-grandfather and 11ved together happlly untl1 death dld them part. You have seen thelr marrlage certlflcate whlch shows your great-grandmother's malden name. There ls nothlng to make you suspect that she may have been prevlously marrled and dlvorced. So, "Why check dlvorce records?" Answer: Our experlence readlng early Douglas County dlvorce cases has taught us that many of the women marrled flrst uslng thelr malden name, got a dlvorce ~ a return of thelr malden name, and marrled someone f!1lse uslng thelr malden ruune agalnL (Some women ;;"'o~$n:::;.the other· hand • requested that .the·!S~~~:;,~(~ tl:J:~Jr flrst husban<i be ~~stored to ":' them at the', tlme of dlvorce from1 thelr second husband). Moral: Check . dl voroe' record.s· in" yoUr ance-stor l-s- county justln 'case there was a prevlousmarrlage and dlvorce. 'fh.tuatlon II. You know that one of your great-grandfath~rs was married twlce, but you and your famlly have always assumed that hls flrst wife dled shortly after marrlage and he then remarrled. So, "Why check dlvorce records?" Answer: You may f1nd as we dld that many men were marrled a flrst tlme, dlyorced a year or two later, and then remarr1ed ln a year or so to someone els~. Even though some of the dl vor oed men' s bl0graphlcal sketche.s, t~."a:;::<?c:)l¢~Y::... hlstory revealed a flrst wlfe In'' some ln$tances, there was no ':ment~·.c:m that he was dlvorced from her, leavlng descendants to assume that the first wlfe died. Moral: Check divorce records. be skeptlcal of family tradt·t,ions and ,~J.read between the 11nes" of blographlcal sketches. ".;1" - - - - - - - ---------- ""'- I �Divorce records continued: l._ . ______ ~2-l -:- ---::-----.~~-:--.~ - ------~-- -~.- Situation III: You are absolutely sure that there are no divorces in your family, so "Why check early divorce records?" Answer: While it may be true that you are unlikely to find an ancestor who was divorced, it is quite pro:pable that one or more ~ ot your ancestors may have been subpoened in a divorce case as witness for.either the plaintiff or defendant. If so, your ancestor's depositia'lmay,give innumerable facts about himself arid otherrelatlves. ·.I~tor:a;hc::'~'Ch'eck early divorce records,;;-fol!.::~l),Qssi ble mention of your ancestor no matter fr9m what social level he came. _,~~ We found deposit10ns of witnesses from every economic and social level of the communi ty., in the Douglas County divorce records. NOW ••• lf we have convinced you t9 cons1der checking divorce records, here are some of the treasures wh1ch may await you: Name of the plaintiff and defendant; the date and place of their, marriage; wife's maiden name; children's names and ages; grounds for the divorce (if adultery-sometimes giving the name of the other person involved), (1f b1gamy-somet1mes gi1V1ng name and marr1age date of f1rst spouse), (1f cruelty or neglect-somet1mes g1ving dates and places of incidents 'of phys1cal or verbal abuse); military serv1ce; somet1mes real and personal property. occupations, ages, names of other relatives; letters or other papers in defendant's own writing answering allegations; newspaper notices of the pending divorce; names of sheriffs and other off1cials; and many other items of interest relat1ng to customs of the times and local h1story. In one:'~trouQYll~ng letter from a soon-to-be divorced woman of Douglas Courity"tc{'the Clerk of Court in 1864. we read the following: 1f it must be so i will g1 ve him a bill of d1 vorce. but ,:. ,';.." . would rather 11ve and enjoy l1fe happily with h1m than do ",. soc~,and lf the1r is any mercey in heaven and just1ce in law 1 hope i shall recelve my just dues." if • • • Below we begin the flrst installment of Abstracts of Divorces in Douglas County., 1864:;1884. Due to"" shortages of staff in the offlce of the Clerk of the Distr1ct. Court able to do research of a geneaff,~,:.;.::::'. loglcal nature, 1t is suggested that the Douglas County Genealog1cal. ,;" Soc1ety be contacted if further information 1s needed from the case . files. - - , - ABSTRACTS OF , (PETI.TIONS ..EOR_DLILOR.CE_FILED-IN D,OUGLAS COUNTY, t- "- KS 1864-~1884J-· _"_" J'._. ___ > ----Cop1ed from origlnal records at theoff1ce of the Clerk of the i_ D1.str1 ct Court. Judiclal Bulldlng. Lawrence, KS. by Pau11ne Elnlf~ and Judy Sweets. '. ---------_ Abbrevlatlons used: Md-marriage date. MR-marriage place. Pad-present address of defendant 1f known, Nnw-malden name of wife. Gr-gr,:ound( s~; Qb=children, Df-date f1led, W1t-w!tnesses, Qp-other persons mentioned, Rem-remarks, ~-defendant, Plff-pla1ntlff~' it-case numbeE~, ____________ _ - , Lewis HOVER vs Sarah M. HOVER: Md-12Mch 1860; }VIp-County of- COlumbla',--- .. NY at Clermont; Pad-R·ising Sun. IN; Gr-willful absence for more . than one year: Df-30 Jan 1864; Wit-Zacar1ah ~UffiSHALL and Caroline MARSHALL. #53. ---.----- - - ------,-,----:......_-_ .. _ - - - - - - - - - - - -------- - ---- ----- �122 James Wo MARCKLE vs Susan MARCKLE, Md-Aug. ___1855; Mp-New Paris, Preble Co., Ohio; Pad-non-resident of Dg. Co; Mnw-Susan PENCE; Gr-disregard of duties as wife and willf~lly absent for more than one year past: Df-8 Feb·1864; #61. , Charles John AHLSTROM vs Ann Louise AHLSTROM; Mnw-Ann Louise THOMPSON; Md-1 Apr 1855; Mp-cityand state of NY: Gr-desertion 1 Nov 1862; Df-1Mch 1864;-#69. John B. WOOD vs Arabella S. WOOD; Md-17 June 1827; Mp-Kennebuck Port, York Co., ME; Pad-Sommersworth, Stafford Co., NH; Mn-Arabella S. GOODWIN; Gr-willfully absent for more than three years; Df-29 Feb 1864; Bem-dismissed, #76. . Mary PLUMMERvs William C. PLUMMER; Md-17 Mar 1861; MP-Marion Twp, Douglas Co., KS; Mn-not given; Gr-extremecruelty; Ch-Alice Dortrin? (or Destri?) PLUMMER, b. July, 1862; Df-1 Mch 1864; RemDef. owns si of SE~ of Sec 18, and Ni of NE* of Sec 19. T14. R 18. Plff. requests custody of child and alimony. #79. William SIMON vs Caroline SIMON; Pf-2 Apr 1864; plff. states to the court that sometime previous to the April term of this court, AD 1863. he filed a petition against the above named def. #111. Benjamin F. CONKLIN vs Catharine CONKLIN. Md-6 S~pt 1858; Mp-Fayettville. Brown Co •• OH: Pad-OH; Mnw-Catharine WINEBIDEB; Gr-def. absent for fi've years; Df-2Apr 1864; #129. Elizabeth L. MALLORY vs Anson H. MALLORY: Pf-2 Apr 1864; seeking to re-establish a judgement against def. for a,limony and costs. and a decree of divorce and restoration of her maiden name. Elizabeth L. CRITTENDEN. #132. Oscar G. RICHARDS vs,·Martha L. RICHARDS; Md-8 Jan 1857; Mp-Livingston Co., IL; Mnw-Martha L. GRANGER of LiVingston Co., IL; Gr-adultery; Ch,-two. not named: Pad-at West Bend. WI; Df-9 Aug 1864: Wit-George 'MORDECIAI (MORDECAI). Cyrus H. RI CHARD. Mary RI CHARDS. Xeonophun? RICHARDS. Wm. BRYMAN. Mrs. BaYMAN; .:-Op-Gardiner RICHARDS; Rema letter from the. def •• Martha ~. ~I 9HARD§ of West Bend_ WI. dated 24-Aug (1864?), answers the allegations. Letter is included in-file folder. Divorce decree recorded (no date) and states that marriage is wholly annulled and plaintiff to pay cost. #176. (Note: An Oscar G. BICHARDS married Sophia MUFSOE (or MULSOE) in Dg. Co., KS on 12 June 1865 according to court records) • _ ~ Albert MESSENGER vs Celia A. MESSENGER; Mnw-Celia A. CHAMPION; of parts unknown; Md-26 Jan 1845: Mp-Providnece, BI; Gr-willfully absent for more than a year; Df-5 Sept 1864; Wit-O. WILY~TH; #192. Emily ELLIS vs Michael ELLIS, residence unknown for 2 years; Md-15 Apr 1851; Mp-Montgomery Co, IN; Gr-habitual drunkenness for 4 years preced-1l.ID:g'!~iabsence. gross neglect of children; absent over 2 years; Ch-3 children under 14 years of age~ Emily, John and Lucy; Pf-19 Oct 1861; #195. George W. KNIGHT vs Nancy C. KNIGHT; Md-21 Apr 1864; Mp-resldence of Wilder KNIGHT. Dg. Co. KS; Gr-adultery; Df-29 Jan 1865; #253. �123 Emily K. HACKETT vs Ephraim T. HACKETT. Md-26 Oct. 1862; Mp-Willow Springs Twp •• Dg. Co., KS; Mnw-Emily K. EVANS; Gr-def. willfully absent for more than a year, gross neglect of plff. and failure to provide for plff. for about 2 years. leaving her destitute; Rem-plff. wants marriage set aside and annulled, maiden name res~ored; Df-12 May 1865, #266. H .Henry DORSEY vs Harriett DORSEY, address unknown; Md-14 Sept 1858; Mp-Nebraska City, NE Territory; Gr-adultery: Df-26 J.an 1865: #253. Eliza HELZIG vs Adolph HELZIG, Md-19 Apr 1864; Mp-Eudora, llg. Co. KS; Pad-unknown: Mnw-not given; Gr-already had a wife at time of marriage from whom he was not divorced and other reasons as stated in the petition; Df-25 July 1865; Wit-Charles LOTHOLSCH; #357. (Note: Douglas Co. marriage records show a marriage of Adoph F. HAELSIG to Eliza SNIDER on 19 Apr 1864.) (Same records show a marriage of Radolph (7) F. HEALSIG to Frederike E. BROCKMEIR.on 15 Nov 1869.) I Mary Jane PATTERSON vs Walter PATTERSON, formerly of Philadephia, PAt residence now unknown; Md-23 Mch 1847; Mp-Philadelphia, PAt Grabandoned 1856 at Philade~phia without cause, neglect for last 9 years. no support or maintenance; Ch-Mary Anna PATTERSON, aged 16 yrs the 15th of Aug 1865; Pf-2 Aug 1865; #361. . Elam L. WILLEY vs Malvina WILLEY, Md-5 May 1861; Mp-I ola, Allen Co •• ~~:" : KS; Pad-.thought to reside in Nashville. TN; Mnw-not given: Gr~ . . Def. has been Willfully absent from plff.'s bed and board for more than a year past and refuses to return to KS; Df-19 Aug 1865: Rem-Plff. asks that def. be barred af all right of dower or other rights in the estate of plff. #374 •. M. Fra'nces BIGELOW vs Benjamin D. BIGELOW, of 'parts unknown; Md4 Sept 1845; Mp-Racine. WI; Gr-extreme cruelty, habitual inti toxication, final abandoEment, 1 Aug 1862; Ch-2. names not listed; Dt-31 Aug 1865; #381. John GLIDDEN vs Alice GLIDDEN, Md-May ___ , 1864; Mp-Douglas Co. Ka; Mnw-none given; Pad-Leavenworth Co., KS; Gr-adult~r.y; Rem-A document addressed to "Sheriff of Franklin Co, KS says $19.05 is to be levied,against John C. GLIDDEN and rendered unto Alice C. GLIDDEN by Jttdgement of 4th Dist. Court, May term, 1866. See Book "C", for Final Be cord, page 2 53. #382. . (Note: Dg.Co., KS marrBiage records show a John G. GLITTEN married Alice C. JUSTICE on 10 May 1864) • Doris BECKMAN vs John BECKMAN, residence unknown; Md-11 Apr 1864; Mp-Leavenworth, KS; Gr-abandonment 26 June 1864; Df-6Mch 1866; #469. Henry EGGERS vs Catharine EGGERS, Ma-"sometime in 1864"; Mp-Douglas Co, KS; Mn-not given; Gr-in month of Nov 1864, def. left plff. without any good reason and refuses to cohabit with him and has been absent for more than one year. Pad-non-resident of KS. Df-6 Mar 1866; Rem-Granted 25 May 18661 #470. (Note: Dg. CO-;-~-X~age records show Henry EGGERS married Cat,heri~e EGGER_~~._~~1_~1 Dec ~86~_._ (~ re-~r~_~g;e?») • I " �124 WIlliam UPTON vs Amanda J. UPTON;. Md-24 July 1864; Mp-Douglas Co. KS; Gr-abs.ent more than a year; Df-8Mch 1866; #479. Aaron SHORT vs Margaret SHORT. Md-1Mar 1865; Mp-Jefferson Co. KS; Mnw-Margaret DALLEY; Gr-defendant willfully absent for more than one year; Df-30 May 1866; Rem-Dismissed Nov 1868. #582. Merton L. DEY vs Theresa DEY. residence unknown; Md-17 Oct 1860; MpGriggsville. IL; Mnw-Theresa EDSELL; Gr-absent for more than a year; Bf-27 June 1866; #598. Francis E. KNIGHT vs Martha L. KNIGHT. Md-12 Feb 1'862; Mp-Douglas Co., KS; Mn-not given; Gr-adultery and def. never divorced according to law from William L. BOONE to whom she WaS married in Sept 1855 at Dake(?), Milwaukee Co •• WI and other facts unknown to Francis E. KNIGHT at the time of his marriage to Martha,L. KNIGHT; ChDef. allegedly had a child of Thomas DOLAN in winter of 1859; Df26 July 1866; Wit-Mr. and Mrs. S.G. WILLIS. old Mr. SAVAGE. Mr. TILTON. Mr. Forest SAVAGE. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph SAVAGE (of Wakarusa). Rev. Mr. and Mrs. CLOW of Baldwin City. KS. Jack SMITH. Nelson WHITWORTH. Mr. EMBRY. and Mrs. EMBRY, New Hampshire St •• Lawrence. KS; W.C. BROWNLEE. Andrew J. SMITH. Wakarusa; William G. EMERY. a mason working with John WALT. Lawrence. KS; Ann<JONES ('colore'd) aJt' Elttr1dge·~Housel·,:Sarah>L·.·F~LER.··over "Polar Restaurant"; Dany B.RAZY, who lived with Wilder' KNIGHT: E.R. FALLEY: Mrs. E .R·.~·EALllEY; John A. TILTON. Mary A. TILTON; Nancy C. KNIGHT. fqrmer w.ife j)f _Wa.sh~_l1gton KNIGHT •. ~a._ .EMBRY •. David BAI~~Y. _Hepry _ COMPTON (negro); Charles 0" CONNER; Jack SMITH; W.B .FULLER. Joseph KEITHLEY; Stephen OGDEN; Abel YATES; Joel GROVER. Charles A.PEASE; ___ TWEED, lives on SNYDER farm in Wakarusa; Affadavits by: Daniel B. RAZEY; Sarah L. FULLEB.; Wllder KNIGHT. father of Francis E. KNIGHT; Forest SAVAGE, whose farm adjoins WILDER'S in Waukarusa Twp; George W. KNIGHT, brother of Francis E. KNIGHT; James CHRISTIAN, land agent: William G. EMERY: Nicholas HOYSTRADT and E.R .FALLEY. Op-Richard ROCKWELL, Nelson WHITWORTH. George McCULLOCK; Daniel B. RAISEY, brother of Martha L. KNIGHT J and John P. HARVEY. Rein-Def. denies allegations and makes countercharges. Property of Francis E.• KNIGHT is listed: Lots 100 and 10.3 on Massachusetts St" 126 Indiana St, 214 Mississippi St •• 69 on New J~sey St., 41 on Maryland St. in LAwrence and swi Sec 10. Twp 13. Range 19, Douglas C6, KS. Plft.-volunteered for military service in Allen's Battery and waS,\.mustered out in J:uly 1865.~ Def. was living for part of that time in the home of her father-in-law Wilder KNIGHT.;"s.."id the rest of the time in Neosho, KS. On 10 Jul ' 1867, $204.80 was recovered by Martha L. KNIGHT against FranCis E. KNIGHT. Divorce granted?, 21 Sept 1867. Df-26 July 1866. ~08. I (Note: Douglas Co •• KS marriage records. show a marriage for Franci s E. KNIGHT to Rosanna HALL, 15 . Aug 1868.) Alexander E. LOVE vs Martha Jane LOVE: MD-l June 1864; Mp-Pleasant Hill, MO; Mnw-Martha Jane CAMPBELL, Pad-Scott Co, IA; Gr-adultery and abandonment; Df-14 Aug 1866; #61.3· Also see #1111. �-------1 I ) ....... __ .... _-_. 125 George HAVENS vs Eliza HAVENS: Md-15 Apr 1866. Mp-Douglas Co •• KS; Pad-Douglas Co •• KS:l¥i Mnw-not given; Gr-adultery and deif'. was al:legedly pregnant at time of marriage by person other than , pltf: Ch-One?, born in 18671: Df-28 Aug 1866: Wi t-Samuei! BLACK: Ezra KORKAM 1: __ROTHROCK: Margaret FAY (near Stewart's_,~·_ crossing); Mr. FELL, Sr.? near P~airie City; A.T (or L?) DRAPER.: Henry BRADBERRY. Charles HAVENS; DaVid BRUNDIGE; Elisha BROWN; Harriet CORDER; Fanny CORDER; Sarah SPRATT;sister of def, who lives about 5 miles W. of Pleasant Hill, MO. Op-Isaac MEANS: William BAYSINGER: Margaret SIDERS; Tayler BAYSiNGER; D.M. MULFORD, C.A.HAVENS; Abraham ROTHROCK, Mr. and Mrs. MEANS: child of Mr. and Mrs. MEANS: Louisa BLACKBURN; Rem-Def. denies all allegations and makes counter-charges. For example: adultery and that plff •..: wanted to "bind'Vher children. Harriet CORDER Is listed as defendant's sister, age 14. Charles HAVENS is the son of plff. He left his father's house in the fall of 1866; Df-28 Aug 1866; #618. (Note: Douglas Co., Ks marriage records show George HAVENS l'1larried' Eliza A. JACKSON on 26 Apr 1866. Also. show a marriage for George HAVENS to Louisa NOTTINGHAM on 3 Mar 1868.) . Margaret COX, resident for 6 years past, vs James o. COX; Md-2(?)Aug 1848; Mp-Canada West; Gr-neglect and non-support for last 13 years for her and her children; (number of children and names not listed); Df- 2 9 Aug 1866; #619. Emily E. SKELTON' ( signed-Mrs. Emma: SKELTON) vs Frederick SKELTON, residence unknown; Md-3 Nov 1863; Mp-Simko Co., Canada West; Gr-absent more than a year; Df-3 Sept 1866; #620. Martha WHEADON vs A.M. WHEADON; Md-20 Aue; 1857: Mp-Wakarusa, Dg. Co., KS; Df- 8 Sept 1866; Rem-asks 3200. alimCny; #631. Margaret MILLER vs George MILLER: Md-9 Jan 1845; Mp-Washtenaw Co •• HI; Gr-gross neglect and non-support; Df-10 Sept 1866; Rem-real property listed; 80 acres Ei of NEt Sec 15. T13, R20. Value $2500. and 22 acres described as Blocks 28. 29. 22.23. & 16 of the town of Franklin. in Dg. Co. Value $2000, and personal property with total value of $2200.• plus money $1000-Total $1..700; #633. Margaret MILLERvs George MILLER; Df-17 Sept 1866; Md. Mp and real property same as listed above in #633; gr-extneme cruelty; ChJohn Miller. now aged 21 yrs, William. aged 21, Mary 18. Ellen 17. George 15. Henry 11 Annie 4; Lists personal property @ $2675; order of attachment filed 24 Sept 1866 by MArgaret MILLER. Other names listed: Hon. James M. HENDRY. Probate Judge, Dg. Co.; Osbun SHANNON. Notary Public; Samuel SKINNER. butcher; George McGUIRE. who worked for George MILLER. Undertaking for an order of injunction by Margaret MILLER vs George MILLER for the sum of $1.000. Surety-Chancellor LIVINGSTON. #639. Almira LOGAN vs not given; had a Wife Sept 1866; E en. LAnD. Thomas LOGAN; Md-2JJ,0ct 1863; Mp-Lawrence. KS; MnwGr-plff. claims extreme cruelty and states that def. still living.at.tne time of their marriage. Df-26 Wlt-James BURNSIDE (colored). near JUdge THACHER's; with his Docket of J. of P.; Gup SIMPSON (colored). �126 L~GAN dIvorce contInued:.) \ Lawrence; John WESL$Y. (colored), Lawrence: Robert AC~EN-(colored), buildIng house for James MADDOX; Eliza THACHER (colored) lIves in E.• ~awrence. (Rem-See Final Record Book, "E", page #393 for more informa~lon. #649. , .' (Note: Douglas C~. ~arrlage records show a marriage for Thomas LOGAN and Almira BANE on 25 Oct 18'63). . . ~ - 'J 9'slafi·h'CHAPMAN\IYs~! $Eira}L;:A,;..:r)CHAp.MAN:;h~d::"'28 ,Reb 1861- Mp-Plymouth HH.J' Mnw'~Sat~h A'·. MERRILLr>Gr':'~dul~~ry~ . Ch~·one. 'VI~la EstellacHAPMAN~' under.a~e.~:~f-.14., resld~ng.\;wt,th. Elaintiff; Df-7>i\:l;an 1867: Rem-See Final Record Book "E", p. 70. #701. '.' .~ ___ (Bote: Dg. Co. Marriage records show Josiah CHAPMAN married Clara ' __ " ~~~._ ~UNTER on 26 June 1869) •. Mary .E. FRAZER vs Robt. L. FRAZER,. Md~20c Oct 1861': Mp:Do~gl~S Co KS' ?r-gr~ss neglect; Ch-Mary P. ~1'15 Oct 1862: Df-B Dec 1866; R~m:-D~ft. war.jih :$10.000, •.... #.717,. i I . ' ' . . Francis SMITH vs Charles C. ~MITH; Md-ll Apr 1861: Mp-Delaware in Leavenworth Go'; KS,;-·Gr·-adul ter'y', wIllfully absent for more than a year. and abandonment -' has nQ't suppor\ted plff. for 'more than a year): Ch-James S. SMITlf', a m~nor Child;. Df&19 JAn 1867: Op-Sarah FULLER (City of Atchison): Rem-Plff. w~nts custody of mmnor chld, James S. SMITH.;.-R.e.corded in Firia.l~Efcdrd':eook, "E", p. 498. #724. ',' ( '. . -_., '. < ' - . . Samuel B. COLE vs Mary F. COLE: Md-7 J~~e 1~65; Mp-Johnson Co ... KS; Mnw-not· gIven;' Gr-def'· ... wIllfully absent· 'for more than one year; Df-3 May· 1867; WIt-Mrs. HarrIette COLE, Wesley COLE and James CURRY. Rem-recorded in Final Record Book. "E", p. 484, #748. Nathan H. JOSEPH vs Mary J. JOSEPH, address unknown; Md-sometlme in month of July 1862; Mp-Blaok Jaok, Douglas Co., KS;"Gr-abandoned 15 Apr 1865; Df-26 Feb 18671 Rem-requests oustody of the mInor ohild; #750. Crezenoe NEWMAN vs Charles NEWMAN; Md-sometime in the mo~th of Aug. 1865; Mp-St. Joseph, MO; Gr-extreme cruelty, threatened to throw babe In the well; Df-27 Feb 1867; Rem-requested maiden name be .l~. restored t.o Crezenoe ELLIS, and requested oustody of her ohlld who Is only about 4 months old; Wit-Louisa VITT, Lea VITT; Jemima OLDHAM, Sarah CALDWELL, Barbetta BRETCHELHAUSER, Maurioe HARTMANN, E.H. SMITH, Dr. TENNY, Dr. SUMMERFIELD, Dr. SURBER, Susan WILLETT, George FILE; Stephen ,OGDEN, Sheriff Dg. Co. and George FANNING, Undersheriff. #751. Samuel J. OLIVER vs Jennette OLIVER; Md-3 Aug 1855; Mp-Germantown, PA, (marr~"ed by Rev. Charles ,SCHAFFEB.). Gr-Def., :;'~_ennette, allegedlY.,·consp,lred wIth , an uncle of Jennette'~' 'and a sister of Jennette to have plff. marry her and represented her as being "enciente" by the plaintiff falsely; Ch-Agnes, age 10 and Mary, age 9. (Def. lists another child, WillIam, born Feb, 1860, who died in Sept 1863, age 3i. Df-22 Mar 1867. Op-Def.'s brother, James. Rem-At tIme of marriage of Samuel J. OLIVER and Jennette OLIVFB; Plff. states that he Was just 17 and she was 35. Def. states that this is ~ue and that she was 28 and he was "Upwards'~ofi£2,Oyea-l'-~.Before marr-i:age: she was a dressmaker and ._) t - ' -,-~. ~: . '_.-' �OLIVER divorce continued: 127 at date of fi11ng is a housemaker. Plff. states that she was a servant in the family of his father for many years, which she denies. She states that in 1858. petitioner became operative in her brother. James' factory and worked subsequently on two railroads. That he enlisted in Penn. Vol. in 1861 and has deserted her since Dec 1863.· She states that she permitted the eldest child, Agnes to go with "him petitioners father to Kansas". Case dismissed at Plff' scosts in Nov Term. 1869. #775. Asa ASHER vs Parthenia ASHERi Md-ll Oct 1866; Mp-North Lawrence, Dg •• Co; Gr-adultery Nov 1866. has left plff; Df-3 ~pr 1867; Witfor def.: Lucy MITCHELL. Oliver MITCHELL, Miranda DRESSER, William LAIKETT (?), Joseph READ, Francis MATTHEWS. Jane MATTHEWS. Elizabeth MATTHEWS. James O. FARMER. #793. (Note: Dg. Co. Marriage records show a marriage for Asa ASHER and Parthenia FARMER, 11 Oct 1866). Sarah M. STOVER vs Simon STOVER; Md-tlhas been wife for past 20 years"; Mp-not given: Mnw-not given; Gr-gross neglect and estre.me.cruelty: Ch-yes, six, names not_g~ven; Df-12 June 1867. _Granted(?) 26 Nov .. 1867;'Bem-Plff~ wants 40 acres'ofr from the W. side ofswi of Sec. 1 (?), T 12. R18 and 11 acres off from S. side of SW fractional quarter of Sec 31, W (7). 12. R 18 ~n~ exclusive guardianship of sig ohildren. Also wa_P.ts $fSO".'to ~ a1CL In support and maintenance of ohildren. #835. . John P. COXSON vs Mary Ann COXSON, address unknown; Md-5 Mp-Crawford Co •• PA; Mnw-Mary Ann CLOUGH; Ch-l male Messena is now about 7' years old; Df- 17 Jun 1867; 1861 Def. abandoned Ptff. and her child; W1t-Samuel Dav1s MoCORMICK, Edward MONROE. #837. May 1853; ch1ld named Bem-15 Ju1 __ K. HUSON, . Sarah N. KENNEDY vs John A. KENNEDY; Md-23 Apr 1861; Mp-Doug1as Co., KS; Mnw-not given; Gr-Der. willfully absent for more than one year. Df-l Ju1 1867; Wit-Mrs. Nan WILLEY, wife of John WILLEYJ.."; 1n the county; Mrs. OSTRANDER, near Mrs. HERRI CKS; Paul B. BROOKS wi th marriage re~ord. Amel1a WILLIAMS, daughter of Doot. R.L. WILLIAMS: Mrs. P~oebe Jane HERRICK of North Lawrence; James M. HURDY, w1th marriage record; OpDUTTON, works with def. on a saw m1ll near Ottumore, Coffey Co. Rem-Reoorded in F1na1 record BK, F.(?), p. 117. #840. Francis E. KNIGHT vs Martha L. KNIGHT; M~~i?:'·.,e:b.i?O:2; 'Mp-Douglas Co. KS; Pad-Woodson Co. KS(?); Gr-Def. willfully absent for more than one' year; Rem-Def. denies allegat1ons. Df-21 June 1867. Recorded . F1nal Record Bk.tlF", p. 114. #841. (Also see #608) • Elizabeth LOWRY vs James Edward LOWRY, address unknown: Md-23 (?) Moh 1867; Mp-not l1sted: §r-adultery. non-support and abandoned. left county 1ea~ing her destitute; Df-20 Aug 1867. #890. Geor,ge H. BOUTWELL vs Josephine J. BOUTWELL; Md-26 Feb 1861: MpH111sbrough. IL; Mnw-not given; Gr-adulterj;Ch-two. Lucy Estella BOUTWELL. age 4. the 9 Sept next and Wal te'r Phord1 ce BOUTWELL age 13 mos. (?) the 25 Aug 1nstant. Df-28 Aug 1867: W1t-Jane' MATTHEWS. W1ll1am SEGERSON, Matilda SMITH. Mrs. El1za COFFMAN , - �BOUTWELL divoroe oontinued: 128 -~ William DISON, Mr. LAMBERS, Mrs. LAMBERS, Julia LAMBERS-;-James---MATTREklS Martha GITMAN, Mr. GI TMAN, J ame s COTTINGHAM. Mr. SCHERMmLURN (1); JohnCB.OSSLY (1) , William SERGERSON~ Matilda SMILT, Cynthia SMITH. Elizabeth LAMBERS. Op-I s~ao SCHIMMERHORN. Rem-Def. denies allegations and makes oounter-,oharge'i Plff. 'asks for oustody of the ohildren. See Final Reoord Bk. "Gil, p. 32 for more information about this oase. #891. (Note: Dg. Co., KS marriage reoords show George H. BOUTWELL married Julia A. LAMBERS on 28 Oot 1868.) Alfred PEAKE vs Eliza PEAKE, now somewhere in the state of Nevada: Md-15 Oot 1848: Mp-Peterham(1) t Madison Co., NY; Gr-adultery and Def. left in the spring of 1864 for Colorado Territory; Df-30 Aug 1867: Rem-Plff. enteredixne?servioe of the US as Soldier in Volunteer servioe. In spring of ensuing year, to wi t 19 Mar 1862, he oOllV'eyed_ to the Def .• without oonsideration, ~:;t,', -the following desoribed land out of the h'omestead 'of the 'pirt; The Ei of 120 aores on NWt Seo 15. T12. R19E. 40 aores off the N. end of said quarter seotion having been sold to JAmes caRISTIAN. #894. ' Mary M. caADWIEK vs Emery B. qaADWICK; Md-l July 1848; Mp-Hanover, Grafton Co., Nfl; Gr-extreme oruelty and threatening life of Plff, 1 Aug 1867. looked her out and will not permit her to return; Df-2 Sept 1867: Rem-requests divoroe and reasonable maintenanoe of $300. pending this suit and reasonable alimony. #897· . Elizabeth KEANY vs Levi KEANY; Md-l Oot 1856: Mp-CJ.inton, Douglas ',: .' : Co. KS: ,Oh-two. Nanoy Ellen and Daniel Nanoil. Gr-husband had been oharged with grand'laro~nYl.nDlst'.:Ct. in May Term. 1866 and is oonfined in Stat,e Penitentiary Plff*. asks for di voroe and return of maiden ~me. Elizabeth NANCIL. and oontrol of her above-named ohildren. Df-4 Nov 1867.' 'Granted (1). 15 Apr 1868. #949t (*may be VANCIL) • Ahira JOHNSON vs Lydia A. JOHNSON; Pad~~orrison in Whiteside Co •• IL; Md-12 May 1825 (1); Mp-Chenango C~ •• NY; Gr-absent more than a year; Df-20 Deo 1867. #970. . Eliza FALLEY vs Edmund K. FALLEY: Df-6 Jan 1868; Md-15 Apr 1857;' MpMount Gillead, Morrow Co •• OR: Ch-Clara E. FALLEY, 20 yrs •• Laura J. FALLEY, 15 y;ros",.,."George M. FALLEY, 12 yrs., James S. FALLEY, 9 yrs., and Samuel'FALLEY. 2 yrs; Gr-absent more than 1 year; Wit~Clara E. FALLEY, Elkana HUDDLESTON. Matthew MONTGOMERY· Bemp~'t't'. asks that land of the Def., desoribed as the Ei' of SE*, Seo 9. T 13, R 19" in Dg. Co., be "deoreed to her as fee simple ,as alimony and_-t.or,_suc.h__ o.ther and further relief as the nature 'of her oase and equity requires". #973. . " ~ ~ ~. __ '"" ___ --- ' , .' -- .:.::- -------'-'----.:.._---1. To be':o'ontinuedr - - - - "M'arria'g~ orlgi~a:t;~--;he~ really understands h-t-in. --_..... .'- s. man '~;~;t~'t'he~nIY woman wh-o-So does di voroe." " --OhiO State Sun Diat; .-- �129 BER MUDA_. HIDING PLACE ,---- ANCESTORS _'.. OE~OST II h . . .-: If you've traced an ancestor to the' East coast of the United States and the trail has gone cold without a clue as to where the family came from. there is a strong possibility that they or their parents emigrated from Bermuda. Bermudians have been establishtng new family lines in the United States and Canada, since Bermudars colonization in 1612. Although every conceivable English name that. exists in the U.S. also exists in Bermuda. your chances of conn~eting with a Bermuda ancestor are particularly good if you are searching for a name somewhat less common in this country, or even rare. Some of those names listed below are (or were) common in Bermuda: BROWNLOW JUDKIN PAYNTER TATEM BURROUGHS LEA CRAFT -PENI.ST,Oj.'J'·.';" TRIMINGHAM LIGHTBOURNE ':PEBINcHi EF ' TROTT BUTTERFI ELD CHADDOCK . LUSHER PEROT UNDERWOOD CONYERS MUSSON BIGHTON VESEY CORBUSIER NELMES SALTUS WATLINGTON DUNS COMBE NEWBOLD SEYMOUR WEN'l'WORTH - 'HABRI OTT ' T~B-B"lGE 'S'POFFEB TH NOGR ZUILL 'HOLLIS U ~ 10 SPURLING " and many_ C)~her~ ~ -- - - - - - .. "-"~""~' - ---- -- -~ome ~y:pical ~~~muda $.mes among the,.~ore common ones are: , CARTER COX COOPER ---""""-~ .. DARRELL DICKINSON DILL EVANS FORSTER GIBBS MALLORY ROBERTS SMITH TAYLOR TUCKER. 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If you have not been able to f1nd the burial place. of one of ~ '''', your ancestbrs who was in tJi1~on service during the War :8etween / " the States. he ~ be but1:ed 1n M1ss1ssippll A publication called, Gtave Registration of Union Soldiers buried 1n the National_Cemeteries of Corinth. Natchez ~ Vicksburg ... Miss1ssipp1 by Mrs. Norman E. Gillis lists the names of hundreds of Union soldiers buried in Mississippi. The price of the \ soft-cover book is $15.00. plus $1.25 postage and handling and " may be ordered from Mrs. Gillis. P.O. Box 9114, Shrevep~Dt. LA 71139· .. .. -- - . . f ' �130 NE'lII- "FamilY Bel2:istry ProJect A Family Registry Project recently begun by the LDS church was designed for the purpose of helping to coordinate genealogical research efforts. The Registry is open to all who are researching informatton about deceased individual's. By registering your, ancestor( s) onspeclal'r~gistration forms you indicate yourwl1lingness to correspohd wi th other~,.-J!.or,k-i-ng 'on the same line who may contact you. All of the registration forms wi~l be microfilmed and inquiries ,:-'.:-=~_ . . ma'y be made to the Registry by ~~~, middle of 1984. There is no ' ' charge, for register,ing-.--F'o:t'!Ii6f·:n-e available by writing. Family Registry, Genealogical Department, 50 East North Temple St., Salt Lake City. UT 84150 or at the nearest branch library of the LDS church. +++++++++++++~*++++++++++++++++++ '!'j,1 ' ',' '-- ..--_ .. ' . . . t" In one quart of club '0: soda. d1ssolve either or.e tablet or two tablespoons of l1qu1d m1lk '.J' ':;." of magnesia. M1x them well and chill in the refrigerator for eight tt" hours or so. After the m1xture is well m1xed and chilled,,) pour i t ..Jc. t~ into a shallow pan and soak the newspaper clippings in the solution t~ , for ~~ hour. Remove them and place them between paper towels and ~~ ':~ very carefully pat the excess moisture out of the c11ppings. Place '~. ':~ them on a flat surface to dry and store in a moisture-free place. ~~ tlr From ~ McPherson Sentinel. Feb 25. 1984 (H1nts from HelOise) . tiP "1' ,?ubmi tted by Grace Embers. . tt~ t~ .' ''. Jl aECIPE for Restor1ng Old Newspaper Cl1pp1ngs: ,+. + ., ~ ++++++++++++++++++++++++++~++++++ UN CLAI filED PH OP ER TY The 'Office of the Comptroller of the Currency.Department of Treasury in Washington. DC has the remains of the unclaimed contents of thousands of safe deposit boxes from National Banks which failed during the Depression. The unclaimed property includes such items as old wills.and other papers of genealogical importance. jewelry. coins and other items normally kept in safe deposit boxes. A listing of the 23,000 persons and organizations who were named as the last owners of the property was published in the June 29. 1983 issue of The Federal Register. The names are listed alph~betically by the state where the bank was located. To fil e a claim it is necessary to complete an OCC claims form which i aVailable from: The Office of the Comptroller of th C . s f· P laza East. S.W. e urrency L '~ ~ ant Washington." DC- 20219" ~;!t~;;!~~ m~tt~: ~~i~d ~y, June of 1984 or the property will be F d . .ow ng page is a sample sheet from The e eral rtegister showing some indiViduals listed as h vi ~ claimed property. The Federal Register is available :t ng ~i ti~;a;;b~~1~~·th!nDLoawrentce·D:oPies are available at th:o~aw arge cumen 5 ""partmen+- ,'"'~ t!..e ""p-" ,~ Library, both on the University of K' v U ~ncer nesearch . ansas campus. U.4 OJ �131 A sample page from'\ifhe Federal Register Federal Register I. Vol. 48. No. 126 . W ADDF.Ll.. EMMA 8. WADDELL FRANK W AGNER PROPERTY WAKELAND. W!l.1. W ALTF.R. Il)A M. !II PEARLT. WARDEN, W. II. WARREN. ROSS W. W,HSON.IAWRENCE WILBUR. FOUTCH WISF.HART. WILLIS WOOD. ORVIlJ.F. WOODS: A. P. WOODY. GEO. L. WOODY, ,. L. WRIGHT. FRANKLIN R. WRIGHT. GEO. W. WYRICK, ANDREW WYSON. 'ACOH F. YOUNKIN. Y ZELLMAN, GEORGE ZOLLJo,1AN. JULIUS ~:. WEBB. NORVAL WELeIIER, CYRllS WHITF.. ClIAS. A. ,A c. SULLIVAN IN PEOPU!S HA nONAL BANK AHD TIIUIIT CO ...PANY OFSUUJVAH HARRIS. ,OlIN M. TRAFALGAR IN THE FARMERS NAnONAL BANI( OF TRAFAl.QAA Wednesday. June 29. 1983 ~ PITTSBURG KS THE FIRST N .. TlON"L BANK (W PITTSBURG AMIlI.ER. G. S. MRS. ,OHNSTON. DAVID PHELPS, LESn:R M. RIC~IARDSON. F. F.. BURNSIDE KY THE FIRST N .. nONAL B .. NK OF BURNSIDE BAUGH. EVA WEST BELL. MINNIE BRADSHA W. F. E. CAMPBFJl.. LOUIS CHAP~N. WM. T. CHIWERS. RANEY CIUUJERS. WILLIAM CLINE. MACE •. FLOYD. IOHN GARLAND, SARAH GOFF. ANDREW WARREN HALCOMB. NElJ.I£ ,. MANN. A.I. MANN.I. A. MCMULLEN. ELVEN PENNINGTON. H'FIE MRS. PHILLIPS. /. H. PORCH. W. B. StJIJ.JVAN. FRANK TAYLOR. HAYS THE BURNSIDE OIL CO. YOUNG, J. W. CORBIN KY APPI.EGATE. ETHEL HEll. LORA O,\MOSCIIO. MARY DICKINSON. MARGARET FI-:ATHERNGU.L. SHIRI.EY G. GILLASPY. lAMES A. GUDOEN. MILES ESTATE 01' PARlS. BASIL II. PARSLEY. W"I. E. PETTIT. UDA JANE PETrIT. L1DA Sn:VENS PORTER. G. M. RODES. R. N. SMYSER. CECIL TAGGART. JOHN W. UTU'Y.,. C. VAN CAMPS WIiITE. GEORGE I. VINCENNES IN ntE 'IRST NATIONAL BA_ 01' VINCENNES EWING. WIUlAM F. JR. WARREN IN THE FIRST N .. TION .. L B"NK OF W ..RREN ANDREW. LIZZIE BYER. ClARK POWELL ADDIE POWELL. LIZZIE SruPIIENS. JOSEPH TOMPKINS. VINT BELOIT KS THE WHInEY N ..TIONAL B ..NK -of' CORBIN ADAMS. LAURA ADKINS.IOE ALSIP. EVERETT BAILEY. T. W. BAKER LEONARD BAYS. W. D. BOND. I. M. BRESl.IN & DURRETT BUNCH. H. C. BUSTLE. W ALTF.R CR1\WFORD. W. H. CUMDERLAII.'U TELEGRAPH INSTITUTE CUM.'.1INS. A. l;. CUMMINS. LEE DAVIDSON. E. W. DELPH. ,. M. DUNN. H. M. HAMBLIN. A. J. HART. JOHN W. MAGEE. SAM D. MARTIN. HUGH MARTIN. IIUGH !II Cl.YDE MARTIN. NANCY MATn IEWS. HELEN MCCREARY. ,AS. MILLS.,. G. MITCHEU .. ,. H. ' MOORE. CALF.1.E 'ARS. PAYNF. W. A. PHIPPS. ERNEST POPE. W. H. RlDNER. HANNAH MRS. ROOT. FOSTER SHARP. GEORGE MRS, SMl'm. DlANA STANIFER. W. P. TAYLOR. REED TIPTON. ,. M. WALKER. WILMOT L. WATKINS. lAS. T. WILIJAMSON. E. W. . FULTON KY THE UNION NATIONAL' BANK OF BELOIT HARRINGTON. LOUISE STOFEELS. CARL THE FIRST N .. TlONAL B .. NK OF COLONY GLASGOW KY THE FIRST NAnON..L B .. NK OI'GLABOOW SWIMMING POOL FUND ELLSWORTH KS THE CENTR"L N .. TlONAL B .. Nk OF ELLSWORTH REEF, OSCAR LA HARPE KS THE FIRST NATlON.. L BANK OF LA H .. RPE ECKEUlERRY. W. L. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF FULTON GREEN. S. M. MARYSVILLE KS THE FIRST NATIONAL B .. NK 01' .....RYSVILLE KOSSOW. E. H. MOUNE KS THE ...OUNE NAnON..L B..NK O·BRIEN. KATHLEEN - ---.- I Notices MANSFIEl.O. ,. T. MARSHALL, CIIARLIE MARTIN. ALEC l\.IARTIN. 'AMES OSCAR MATTHEWS. LILLIE B. MRS. MAUK, MARTHA MRS. MCMINN, ,ESSE NICHOLS. ,. R. MRS. NUCKOlS. ,. ,. OWENS. E. H. PEDEN. CHARLIE PENNINGTON. WALTER READ.'. W. RODGERS. R. B. RYAN. C. M. ESQ. SHARP. W. S,.C > .' ALEXANDER. ROBERT DEPP. L. P. O. DEWEESE. BESS BAKER. B. C. DODSON. L. E. BASHAM. C. M. !II ELLIS, SALLIE MRS. LOULA FRANCIS. W. C. BASHAM. W. H. GASS. ,OHN A. BOGIE. FLORENCE Gmus. CHRISTINE BOGIE. FLORENCE (EUBANK] MRS. GREER. CLAUDIUS D. BOWLES, BOBL. GREER. J. H. BRITT. W. T. HARLIN. MILTON BURGESS. GUS HARSTON. T. F. CALDWELl.. MARY ICE. V. E. MOSS MRS. . IEWEIl.. G. M. CHAMBERLIN. JULIA JONES. L L. MRS. KENTUCKY OIL CO. CHAMBERS. M. D. KINNAIRD. T. E. COOMER. PERRIAN KINSLOW. CURD CRENSHAW. H. T. MAAHS. ,. A. CRENSHA W. J. F. MANN·I·H. CUMMINS, FRED P. MANSFIEI.D BROS. DEARING. J. M. MANSFIELD. ELIZA DELK. W. D. TOBIN -~--'------ - 30043 SJMl1sON: C. S. SI),;NING. C. E. SKELTON.'. H. SMILEY. DAN SMITH. E. H. SMITH.,. W. ESTATE OF STEFFEY. R. C. TAYLOR. U. G. ET AI. THOMAS. I. G. TRIGG. WILL . W AUE. LET A A. WALTON. LEONARU WARDER. E. E. WHEELER. T. S. WHITE !II SMITH WILEY. J. H. WILKINSON. ,. R. WITTY. E. PADUCAH KY THE CITY NATIONAL BANK 01' PAOUC..H CROTZER. E. G. PIPPIN. KATIE MRS. WALKER. W. E. WARFORD. KlTT1F. PINEVILLE KY THI! BELL N ..nON.. L B"NK OF PINEVIu.a ALDER. FRED ASIIER. JAS. F. ASHER. ROBERT D. BINGHAM. W. G. BRADLEY. JOE BROGAN. EVA MRS. BROUGHTON. HENRY BROUGl-f1·ON. HENRY ADMR. CONSOLIDATED BAKING CO. DRAKE. HEATH ELLIOTT. R. B. GIANNINL B. E. HENUERSON. JAS. HILL ESTER HOPKINS. HARVE HOSKL'iS. I. R. HUBBARD. ARTHUR ,ACKSON, F. A. IOHNSTON. R. F.. KACKLEY. LORING C. !II MRS. LAWSON. HENRY LAYNE. TAYLOR LOCK. HOWARD LOWERY. WM. C. MA Y. G. C. MILLS. W. M. NEENER. L T. OSBORNE. TOM OVERTON. MIlJ.ARU M. OWENS. E. P. PINEVILl.E STEAM LAUNDRY RICHARDSON. LEE R SA YLOR. I. H. SIMPSON. SOL C. SIZEMORE. JAMES STARBUCK. D. E. STEWART. I. M. STROUD. ROMIE STRUNK. A. C . ELTON LA RONEY. F; M. COLONY KS -----.-- I THE FIIIST N .. TION .. L B ..NK OF ELTON DERTRAu'iD.OPHELL\N BERTRAND. SOLOMON BREAUX. DULVA BREAUX. VORIES CONNER. ABRA DARBONNE. DEUS DAVIS. J. D. DOISE. LAURA THEME EASTWOOD. CHARLES WESLEY FRUGE. MIGUEL FRUGE. OPHELIA FRUGE. OZEMEN GARY. AMBROISE !II MARY JOHNSON. ,ESSE LAFLEUR. ,OHN AMOS LANGLEY, ERNEST LANGLEY. EUPHE.>..11l LANGLEY. MARlUE LANGLEY. S. V. MANUEL. CYPRIEN MERCANruL ALBERT MERCANTEL.OZFJ.iE MYERS. ,ULFS ORTEGO. LUMA . OSCAR. RICHARD ROBERTSON. B. R. SANUERS.THEODORE SHAW, HARRY SKINNER. W:M. SPEARS. HENRY THmODEAUX. FELIX THmODEAUx. RUDOLPH OBERUNLA THI! FIRST N.. TIONAL BAHIC MOBERUN DESMOND. WASHINGTON JOHNSON' . .. .~ MCCOWSTER. E. P. MOTT. TELLIS �The Old Lawrence Jail,' no longer in existence. was located north side of present-day 6th street. between Vermont and Massachusetts streets in Lawrence. Note the bridge to the right of the jail and the Bowerstock Mill to the right of the bridge. This photo was taken shortly after the 1911 tornado. Photo-Gourtesy of the Douglas County Historical. Society. . * * * * * * * * * The earliest jail in Lawrence was a 20 X 20 foot log structure built in 1858. County commissioners. Josiah MILLER and William BARRICKLOW were instrumental in securing funds with which to build the log jail. }. ~ .., ~ \;...:.'.. '\,:--S:.~_..,I........ '~~·~:.r:.~~"'''~',,~;:~~.t::::~;--~- .. ~ .,., _ . ".' '-. ", .. p In 186 0; ;ltlhe:"-ja1:1~:F~h~~the, ...piro;ture;,,a·bov~h;Wa;s'i");) til it YWe"s·t ;'i of";,:Ro b tnson.... park and was the first iron jail in Kansas. According to an article in the Journal WOEld dated Oct 7 1937, the iron with which the jail was constructed was put on the steamboat. "Izetta" enroute to Lawrence but the "Izetta" became stuck on a sand bar at De Soto and the iron had to be unloaded and brought the rest of the way by wagons. According to the Republlca'n Journal. Lawrence. KS. Apr 27 1871 issue, a reporter who visited the jail in April of 1871 described a cellon the NE corner of the 2nd floor as IIdirty and squalid". Although the cell did contain a chair and desk, the mattress was ~escribed as being only one inch in thickness. Some of the prisoners whom the reporter saw on his visit were: Dr. John MEDLICOTT, charged with the murder of of Mr. I.M. RUTH ;"'the notorious I Cinda. Alex MONTGOMERY; SPRIGGS, the crazy man; a Folish lunatiC; two vagrants. one petty larceny (six months) and one attempt to kill (six months) ." The Douglas County courthouse was built in 1903 on the S.E. corner of Massachusetts and 11th St. A few years later the jail was located in a building :;.;::I?;.~':ot the courthouse where it remained until the construc't; tion of the new J"udicial and Law Enforcement Building adjacent to South Park in 1976. On the following pages are the names of those persons listed 1n the Crim1nal Appearance Docket Book 1(1863-1878). Much 1nformat1on can be gleaned from the actual files which are stored 1n the basement of the Judicial and Law Enforcement Build1ng. Due to shortages of staff 1n the District Court Office able to do research of th1s nature, it 1s suggested ~hat ~n~e.~ested. persons contact the DCGS ff. fur..ther.;-:1nformat..: . 1s: needed -: fr.6m~;'-the·'.case·~'-'ti;:les. . : ... . .---., .". .. - . . . -" ~ . i ,.( �133 --~ ...... --- - :.--- ---- - - Douglas County, Kansas-1 ov (Docket Book and Case Files are in the Judicial and Law Enforcement Building, Lawrence, Kans~s)--Note: Names are not in alphabetical order. Date of 1st entry Plaintiff Case File It ~ of Dgfendant -A- State of Kansas 47 ALLEN, Amanda .11 II II 128 AUSTIN t Dan II 156 ALBERT, William " " alias MORLOW (MARLOW?) and Thomas O'NEILL ALLEN, W.J. II "" 182 (William YOUNG, prosecutor) alias SCOTT State of Kansas 18t)~~ AUSTIN, Hariett (Tabitha LEWIS, prosecutor) State(2.,~of Kansas 224 ASHER t Asa II II II 252 ACKERSON, Benjamin ADAMS, Jabez II "" 331 APITZ, F.W. II "" 387 AUSTIN, Benjamin II "" 668 & and Americus VINEGAR " "" 609 16 Nov 1864 21 Nov 1865 18 May 1866 " 18 May 186p.:" ;;J:8,.,A.ug' .1S66':', . ... . . ~.., ", ,". 11 11 14 24 30 Mar 1867 Sept 1867 Sept 1868 June 1870 Aug 1877 16 22 15 21 Nov Nov Nov Nov .." " -BJ~' BRENDER, John State of Kansas II ft .. BENNEI'T, Eliza ,. It BURNS, Frank " BERRY, Martin H. " " II" II ~BRQW~" John ""and George RAY It BUTLER, Jacob 12 7 and Henry PRI CE and William TROTTER BOWEN t Zadock C. 145 " It BALDWIN, Mar y A. 206 " BASEMAN, Henry 219 " " BERRY, John 227 " " and George Washington BERRY BERRY, John It 228 " " and George Washington BERRY BASINGER, Jacob " II 231 " II BARNES, Madison 245 & 246 " " II BUCKLES, Wm. II 249 BELLS t Thomas " " 254 " BALDWIN, Wm. .. II" " (appeal) 258 BURGE, Wm. t Jr. " II 260 " II BAKER, Ralph II 261 " alias Ralph SIMMONS II BENNETT, W. J. . It :'1" 265 II BROWN, A.V. 266 .. " .. .. " .. .. .. " 1864 1864 1865 1865 21 Nov 1865 2 14 17 6 Apt Nov Nov .f>lay 1866 1866 1866 1867 8 May 1867 11 10 10 11 5 17 17 May 1867 Sept 1867 Sept 1867 Sept 1867 July 1867 Sept 1867 Sept 1867 12 Nov 1867 12 Nov 1867 �134 ,~ of Defendant BOUTWELL, Geo. H.' BEAN, Wm. and Clarissa MADDER; 'BI'" \l7, H{:' -", , ~,. • BRYANT ~- Ephraim BAYSINGER, Taylor BUSH, Wm. BFBNARD, Abby BARNARD, A.M.H. /-:---' +.:~"' BROWN, A.N. BENNETT. Chas. H. ".-,~9: " \ - .... '" II il II' II .- -, II 270 274 " " 275 " " " 285 " 'r-· " " 305 " " 309 " " " " " , Joseph 312 " " complainant 323 " BARRICKLOW, 'II ,..-,11 II State of ,Kansas II II II " " " " " " " " " " II " " II It " " " " " " " " " CARR, William CARR, William alia BUTTEN( 1) ,C9~' John M. '~COWAN, Frank " State of Kansas II BURNS, Lev~) BAILEY, Leslie BRACHTER, Henry BAXTEB, Allison BOUCHER ,A ~ , and, k~,- :QR~~tSER BRADLEX.•,;.::S.fmon BRI TTONi::;Dlfvid alias ADAMS BRATON, Henry BERRY, Luke BIGSBY, Ambrose ,'. BUTLER, Ramp. ' (_. and J. FI TZPA-'miI CK and Budd CROSS BOLEY ,A ~J. BUTLER, Hamp. and John'jJ!ITZPATRICK , BOLEY. A.J. , BARNES. Edward BAKER, Jacob BRADSHAW, William and Isaac SHORTWALTER BARBI CKLOW, David BLUNT, John BROWN. Thomas J. , BOOKER, Dudley BERRY. Thomas , BAXTER, John [~ . .- ;and Alexander REYNOLDS ·BROOKS. James " Case File Plaintiff II II " " " II II II " II (-fll .," " " " " " " II " It II " " II II II " " II II II II " " " " " II II II " ~24 326 328 330 335 368 383 39::3', ' 401 II.. Date of 1st entry 15 Nov 186'7 23 Nov 1867 5 Dec 1867 3 Feb 1868 6 Apr 1868 8 Apr 1868 & 313 10 Apr 1868 21 July 1868 31 July 1868 8 Sept 1868 14 Sept 1868 14 Sept 1868 2 Nov 1868 11 Aug 1869 5 Apr 1870 13 Aug 1870 10 Oct 1870 416 424 427 426 ,431 434 455 19 Dec 1870 4 Jan 1871 30 ,Jan 1871 '10 . Jan 1871 4 Feb 1871 4 Feb 1871 11 July 1872 , . 460. 20 Aug 1872 461 468 484 499 517 4 Oct 1872 24 Dec 1872 16 Aug 1873 2 Mar 1874 5 Oot 1874 '10 Dec 1874 1 Feb (1875?) 31 Mar 1876 16 Mar 1877 24 Sep 1877 5 Feb '1878 , 5 Feb 1878 '---) " " " " " " " 526 534 577 600 617 623 " ,II I~E~~-C~. " 628 '-' fI i."J II 13 21 18 Nov 1863 18 Nov 1863 29 33 36 21 Deo .1863 12 May 1864 14 May 1864 " " II, . . If II. II II " " " " " II . " " If It " �135 ~ COX. James CUNNINGHAM. J eremlah " 'II " " CROWEL. Jacob COWAN. Francls M. COLEMAN. Cosgrove and Wllllam HUPP COFFMAN. Wllllam CLAY; Henry (allas Knoxy CLAY) COLE. Samuel CRUMMETT. Wllllam CUNNINGHAM. J eremlah COLWIN. John CARROLL. James CLOUGH, G.C. (allas S.C. VICTOR) CLAY, Henry CRAWFORD, Read CUMMINGS, Wllllam CLAY, Henry CANARD. Samuel H. CUR'llIS, W1ll1am CRAIG. Iwloses COLLINS. John COLLINS. Lafayette CRAIG. Moses COLLINS. John CASTEEL. Albert COLLINS. Casslus C. CONE. Lyman CROSS, Budd and Hamp. BUTLER and J. FITZPATRICK CHRISTIAN, Joseph and Wllllam MORRIS COLBY, John W. CLARK. Thomas COLBY, George A.CARR. Guss CRAVENS. Beese CUMMINGS, Patrlck CLAYTON. Marlon CARNES, Dupee CHAMBERLAIN. John CROSBY, John CRADIT, N.O. (name crossed out) and -.m-?~D. DODGE CAMERON. Hugh CAMPBELL, John COLLINS, James Case Flle Plalntlff of Defendant Ii. 39 & 40 90 & 94 112 "It :, ;(~~$jppeaiJ 147 It 109 II 124 II 129 State of Kansas It It II ". " " " " " II It II It It 16 6 21 1 21 21 22 May Nov Nov May Nov Nov Nov 1864 1865 1865 1866 1865 1865 1865 1866 II 173 24 May II 198 199 202 205 Nov 1866 Nov 1866 Nov 1866 M:ov 1866 May 1866 Sept 1867 Sep; 1867 II II 2)) II " 255 257 14 14 14 14 14 11 13 278 284 286 16 28 4 Dec 1867 Jan· 1868 Feb 1868 288 & 290 303 321 325 334 -)61 385 391 395 407 1868 1868 June 1868 Sept 1868 Sept 1868 Aug 1869 May 1870 Aug 1870 Aug 1870 Nov 1870 Nov 1870 July 1872 July " " " " " II II II II " " " II II " II It II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II " " II II "(change of venue) II 455 28 6 18 8 19 5 23 6 15 12 14 11 II " 456 26 It 11 II " If " " " " " " " " " " II II ~l " II It " " It " " II " It II II. ,. '. It It It " " " " " " II -',10 } , '• • II II" II II "" " " " " ". II II .. " It . '~-0' (appeal) 409 457 & 458 474 485 494 533 549t 554 572 . 576 580. 581., 1~82. . .. 588 591 598 610 Mar ~pr 1872 20 3 16 27 11 23 28 21 30 -18. )0 Aug 1872 Feb 1873 Aug 1873 Dec 1873 Jan 1875 Aug 1875 Aug 1875 Mar 1876 Mar 1876 May 1876 June 1876 2 16 30 Oct Dec Aug 1876 1876 1877 �136 Case File Ii.. Plaintiff Name of Defendant CARROLL, Matthew W. State of Kansas CUSHENBJljlRY, Nathan--------" " " .' CASEY, _J_~es_______--=='='===='-.:.:'~==='=-:' t.. 7 -D- Date of 1..§1 entry 620 31 Jan 1878 624 5 Feb 1878 6_26 _ _ ~}~~~? ~_8?~ __ ._ _ _ _ ~ DARLING, Orlando State of Kansas 10 18 DULINSKEY (or DULINSTRY?) , ____ ~ 12 " II 18 " II 9 DOUGLAS, Richard " 32 and Joseph GARVIN and Thomas WILSON 44 14 DONAHOE, Owen " " " DULINSTRY, (Mrs.) 51 & 54 19 " " " DORMAN, Charles E. 19 53 " "" "II DEAN, John 8 75 " DRAPER, A.L. II " 22 130 " DALTON t J ame s 141 II " 15 " DAVI S, J.H. ( ?) 143 19 " " " DAILEY, Henry & Beter LADDY 176 1 " "" II" DALf.;Yj .. Alb.er.:t'--:-184 21 " II II DAVIS, James A. 203 14 " DUFFIELD, Sarah I. 207 " II 14 " " II DIXON t William 234 14 " DUNN, Patrick 308 6 " "II "" DIVINE, Michael (not in index?)" 332 14 DODDER, Peter 333 (appeal) 14 " "" "II DANIELS, Miles 369 11 " DIXON, Mat 19 379 " " " DUDLEY, Robert 402 24 " " " DAVIS, Will&am 470 28 " " " alias Rily DAVIS DRAKE, Will3!am 472 28 " " DAVIS, Thomas 918 7 " " DAVIS, Thomas 522, 523, 524 27 " " ,. DAVIS, Isaac 543 12 " DUFFIELD, Alonzo 9 5:59 " " If DUNHAM, Robert C. 16 599 " alias R.C. (or 0.) CLARK DRESSER , 627 5 " " " Nov 1863 Nov 1863 May 1864 May 1864 Nov 1864 Nov 1864 Ma,"' 1865 Nov 1865 Dec 1865 Dec 1865 June 1866 July 1866 Nov 1866 Nov 1866 May 1867 Apr 1868 Sept 1868 Sept 1868 Aug 1869 Jan 1870 Oct 1870 Jan 1873 Jan 1873 Oct 1874 Oct 1874 Apr 1875 Sept 1875 Mar 1877 Feb 1878 -E- ELIAS, Gideon 49 " " " ELLIS, J.E. 107 " " " EMBR Y, Toliver 21~L&,~~.214 " " " EDWARDS, F.L. 425-' " " EDWARDS, Henry Clay and Frank WILSON 487 " " I'II EARNSHAW, Thomas Henry 492 " " EVANS. 's6tomon '. . .' : and Charles GBEENAP 571 " " " EVANS, Solomon 578 " " " and Char le s GR EEN UP II ELLWOOD, Frank 579 " " , and Jackson C. BftONSOW (or BRONSON?) -- --- --- - . -17-- - - - - - - - - . : . ' - . ,--'----~_ _ __ I ) I " 18 15 17 10 Nov Nov Nov Jan 1864 1865 1866 1871 1 Sept 1873'? 22 Nov 1873 25 Jan 1876 24 Apr 1876 18 May 1876 . -==-:: �lj7 -F- ~of Pla1nt1ff Name Q! Defendant State of Kansas FORBES, David C. FOSTER, Jackson II II and Arthur DUNBAR fI FITZHUE, Spratt "... II FRAZER. Robert L. II II FRANKLIN, Franc1s II II FABALL. J OM II II FICK, Peter a11as George FICK II II II FENNIMORE. J. C • .. II II II FIELDS, Samuel Case? from Leavenworth Co II II II FITZPATRI CK' J. and Budd CROSS and Hamp. BUTLER II II II FITZPATRICK, John and Hamp. BUTLER_____ J H II' II FOSTER. Geo. A.( 1) .;~- II -~.'- . _....- _. Case ~ 48 55 It first entry 18 Nov 1864 22 Nov 1864 Nov 1865 Nov 1865 May 1866 Sept 1866 Jan 1868 106 121 162 191 282 15 21 21 17 25 314 362 10 Apr 1868 5 Aug 1869 455 11 July 1872 461 4 o.ct 1872 60~ 16 Mar 1877 . -:.-------1_ -G- 1 June 1866 state of Kansas 177 GRAY, James II II Nov 1866 12 194 .> ,GRAY, James II II 220 17 Nov 1866 GUFFUR (1)(or GUFFEER), " Anthony '> II 354 21 May 1869 GOODIN. Joel K. " " II 14 Dec 1869 376 GREEN, Jim "II " II 12 July 1870 388 GOODSELL, H.B. " -..38.9-,--,. 21 July 1870 GAMMER (1), Damiel " " (compla1nant, Frank KUMMER) "Vinland" written in penc1l} II II 11 Aug 1873( 1) 483 GRANT. William P. " 11 Aug 1873( 1) 481 GIVENS, James "II "II " 7 Mar 1874 500 GILMORE. Daniel " 29 Aug 1877 605 GYRE, Anderson " " " 11 May 1876( 1) 592 GREEN, James . \ " " " , ~--- • I ) -+ _ •• - -H- ". . " . - - ... HEEmINGTON, Oli vkr--n-;------ -II 9 " HERRINGTON • Jacob II 31 " " 46 HARRISON. J.A. " " " and May BAKER (?) HELM, William 61 " " " HULL. George and James STEVENS " "" 67 HARRISON. J.A. Ci ty of Lawrence. (appeal) 73 HARRISON, Joseph A. II and William WEIMER (appeal) 74 " " HARRISON. J.A. State of Kansas 82 HUTCHINSON, David 83 " " " ,----.-----~ ; , '. , ~.-- _...1 __ 14 Nov 1863 21 Dec 1863 16 Nov 1864 23 Nov 1864 23 Nov 1864 8 May 1865 8 May 1865 17 May 1865 2 Jurie 1865 �138 ~ of Defendant Case File Plaintiff Date .Qf i l l entry Ii. 87 30 Oct 1865 State of Kansas (change of venue -from Franklin Co. ) 11 Nov 1865 State of Kansas 98 HODGE, Oliver 22 Nov 1865 134 HERBERT, O.B. " " " Dec 1865 139 9 HEINEY, Henry " " " May 18 1866 154 & 155 HERRINGTON, James W. " " " II 26 May 1866 174 " " " " " 21 May 1866 160 HUTCHINSON, Josiah " " " 24 May 1866 167 HAYDEN, David " " " II 24 May 1866 171 HERD, Sidney " 14 Nov 1866 205 HOWARD, Lewis " " 210 17 Nov 1866 HILL, William B. " " 22 May 1867 238 HARRINGTON, Robert " " 31 Dec 1867 279 HOLLOWAY, J.C. " " 21 May 1869 352 HART. John " " 5 Aug 1869 363 HAWKINS, Samuel " " (From Leavenworth Co.) 19 Aug 1869 State of Kansas 371 HART, John 21 Dec 1869 HAZELRIG. George 377 " " 2 Apr 1870 382 HECKER, Ferdinand " " 19 Aug 1870 398 " " " " 11 (Appeal) 404.405,406 11 Nov 1870 HANEY, Henry " 443 5 June 1871 HOLLZMAN, Scott J • " " 454 27 Apr 1872 HUGHES, William " " 24 Dec 1872 465 HARRIS, W.A. " " 466 HARRIS, W.A.H.(1) " " " " " 467 HARRIS, E.B. " " " " " 12 Mar 1873 HANEY. Henry 475 " " " 6 Aug 1873 HUGHES, Louis 477 " " " 490 HAYNES, John 17 Nov 1873 " " " 18 Apr 1874 HEILL/HEIL( 1) , Joseph P. " 501 " "It 514 17 Sept 1874 HUGHES, Lewi s " " II 20 July 1875 HUBBARD, Albert 549 " " HALL, Mary 28 Aug 1875 553 " " " and Mrs. Thomas WHITE and J.W. SHANNON II 28 Aug 1875 HALL, Aaron, alias Alex II 555 " HALL and Mar y HALL 28 Aug 1875 HALL, Aaron 557 " " " and Peter MASON. Thomas WHITE, and William SMITH It HOUSTON, L.B. (or P.) 21 Mar 1876 575 " " HOADLEY, D.L. 584, May 1876 585, 586 27 " ",f " HARNEY, O.M. 621 4 Feb 1878 . " " HENDLY, John . -1- IHRIG, Peter ILIFF, Ezra INGRAHAM, Henry Compiled by Judy Sweets L - _ __ State of Kansas " " " " " " 134 348 529, ~30, 531, and 532 22 Nov 1865 19 Apr 1869 11 Jan 1875 To be continued �----- - .. ~-- r. C~~ w. ~~I~H·',.:::La:wrence .J{$ .',. ~D_EB'rAKEB:~&; EMBALMEB!: . ( 1890~~907J)~~' (cont1n~ed __ f~OIIl Vg).:wne Vlr, •. Nl.lm~er-:,2 .• , ... ' "" ~page::'8.4);.; UNDERTAKER. orDered by ,_ Bilri a1 _ ~.Cau'se~ d;~ ~. ' Earl Hellar,(s); Topeka 77/m.: Hrt. 180) llawson, Marg aret G~ H~ Wheedon W.S~ Blank 68) Layton, Estella John M~ Brown Kennedy 8O~ Olldl age~ ISli Layton, Jessie ~Shipped from Eldorado~ Ks,y' Valliey' Haskell Inst •. / HasJ{ell Stomach l!79, Cavi:er, Patri ck CFndi an r li7 J'an 19071' M. S~ Winters" tecomptoD1 Stiilll!born33 Leamer/Learner,. chird 1:6 Feb'1894 Mr. Leamer-nler Lecompton 3:'l" teamer/Le arn en, child 3~ Nov 1894 W~ Leam('rn)'er Lecompton' 411 Stomach 9.9 Leamer/Learner" \11m It 31: Dec' 1900 Ernest leary Off! 241.' Lightningl!J:7i'; Ce ary, ,Mrs. ,E~ 20:: Jitn 1902~ The: Fami 1y OH1 61 ParaJ.iysii51,26~ Leary, Georg~ 2. Mch 1003' Al ex Lee' !VIi;' 1Q: 80. Eee, Alice-' M'. 5i May 1899. A'lex tee MG; 78) Lee, chi Id of Alex 17 Feb 189.9 Lee", chi I'd of 183 A"ug 1892: J. W: Lee' ?:Wiinfield 2'11 Lee, [;. 22~ Feb 189.1' Cl ark Lee 1\17;' 30) [;aG.i:Tiippe' 59 John Lee &- Jewi~sh SOc M;' 1i3!, Pneu. ])09) l:ee:, Maggie Gi. 2'1 OCt 1901i Lee, Marg aret' 9' J'an 1903\ Win tee) Cathoi'ic7i1i Paralysiis: ]]241 Eee, Mt~ 13' Jitl 18911 Mrs. Syl~vi a tee ,_i;,.ee' MG~' 1111 Lee:, Mrs. 9, May' 1901. J. w. snyder: te-compt'on 103' 17 OCt', 189.9.. Lee" Win: Garl ton1191 --1:..- 85 Or. J~ H~ Young, M,ts . Eee' MG" l::ee, Win. 17: Jan 1900) Mrs. John' Sliydenr Frankn:n: 715~ oi1d age~ 164' Cee, Wi lli e' 27( Mch 1898~ Hemry} Will10wbly OHi liT, A"ppoplexe 7.0 (Shipped fi'om K-ans'as: City, M()'o)i Leeford, Mr. Jr~ l:S May 19011. 104: Gem Loilt &- The~ F.amiily Mi' ?~51: Leeper, Gilbent: 9: 14 Apr 189.1, Mr. Leeper.;::: A. F:M~ Off Leiper, Doyl'e 5 Ai> n: 1907.' _Leiper;: Mrs-._OIf 22 Pheu. 183' Lemon, Mn~, 2~! Jan 18983 Dr. Lemon Off 6,iTi 69' LeP.age, Mrs. 12:. Dec 189.Si (?:)Je rry' Gl adh ar.t ('?')OO::48} Charles; Cole Efue~yJ [:escher, Mr:s-. Maria 241 May 1902~ The: Family 00: 7.Si Tubercul0.116) &scher, Mrs;. w:~ A": 20) OC't;,189S; W. Jf.~ Lesche'lt OW 47r' Lescher, t~~ Feb 19011 The Famil¥' OU 80. Hrt.Faiil. ]]01( Cester/Lastezt', Alllen i9May 1893' A'.G.Hbnnold;:BUrns; & Co~ OH21' Letcher, Anni e', 29/ Jim' 1903~ WRC~ Col1;~ardheJ!, Famiily "M:7~ 561 Pneu. ii· l!30 Letcher, child of S:· OCt 189.S A: G;•. Honnol~d Mi:' 46> Letcher, child of r Apr,,,1898, A: G;. Honnold n{;~' 70: Let'cher, Mar,tha" 211 Mch 18981 BEmt: Letcher,JohnHiilil. 1\1;; 23 69·' Leuf, lV. B~ _J1'ay,'19011 S~ C. Mar,shall1 Chicago 18~ Hr.t.TtbI'. 103~ Uisted between 9 and'12-: Mayl. (IShipped to Chicago, HI.)\ Levs,ch, A<lam 12 Nov 1899, The: Family' Eildoral 551 Dropsy! 85 Lewis;; child of 19 Mch 18911 Chas. Lewis; M;; 81 te,wis;~ child of 10 May 1892~ Chas. [:ewi S' l\~;' r8 Eewis', child of 3) Jill 1890) Peter.: &-Charles; Eewis:-M;: ?27 Mo ?7 53' lewiS', Christina 20) Jill 189.9:, Charles; Lewis·; Mi; 1: 6?~ ? 82, Lewi s:, Eddi e' 12 Jan 1896'· Mrs.Jolinson;Mary tut'Z: l\{;; 27i con:-- '49 tewi S:, (?JEi:Jn a ' 21.Jul1896 C.Lewis;peter.: Lewis; MG:' ?16 mo 54 Lewi S:, E1 i'zabeth S 5ep': 1894~ Lawson Lewis; &1;;' 36) Lewi s;, Ethel G;. 23~ Jitl 1907(. I. 0'. l:'ewis' 1\17: 19,' mo: Chollilf187' Lewi Si, Fr,ank IS' Jan 1898 Peter & Charles' Lewis; 1\1;'4 mo' 6i1! E'ewis:, Joshua; 1,2! 5ep' 1903 George Lewis l' Crowden' 70 Dropsy' 132 . Le~s~,_M~r!.on1 ___ .. 1.5 _~p_)~O§ . _ ..~~'ch!!r§ ~!Vts; __ .~a1c~Vii~w~ __~', Stom~~h.. Y7i~' -'Name~ Bimlal Date~_ 29 Jiln 19071' 24 Feb 18983 19 Jan 1905 �,140" Name Lewis, Mary A:-Ccoi): BUri a1 Date:' Lewis, R'o, ch. of _ Mrs. W.illie Lillie, Aaron Lilly, Emma K. _1.:LAUJ}_1,J397 21 OCt 1901 26 Apr 1893 22 Nov 1907 Lewis~, l~~Fe_b' 1,071: Lind, Mrs~ Lindenberg, Olga 17 Aug 1904 22 Oct 190T Lindner, Harry' 21 Jul' 1900, Lindsay, A110nzo, Lhldsey, Mary K. Lingstrom, child of Ei tchfield~ Alice' E. Litchfield, Chas. Litte1, C1arenc~ ti ttle, Mrs,'. Mary Locell, No:...--e B~ 1; Lecour, CamelO) Lodena, Car-rie' 1:og an, Alice: Logan, Bessie: Log an, Emma' Log an, Fr.anI< Log an, ,Geo'. J~ 28 Fe'ti' 19011 6c, OCt 1890) 22 Ju1' 1890 29 Jul 1902) 24' Jun 1891( 5 Aug 1905' 27/ OCt 1905~ 183 Aug 1904' 1111 Jan 1!902: 14 Oct 1893' 22: Sepl 1905' li1' May 1896 Q' Sep1 19011: 20: No,v 1907: 8,; Apr 1906 Log an, James': 1:og an, John~ 5: Log an, Mrs~. Lily' Logan, Tracy: Loi t, Chas;~ Loit, Mary' London, Chas; W. Long, Alice li3 OCt o)M'ay In 1 0Ct 2:7/ Mch 19) Mch 15' Jan 5 F.eb' 18 Jul 1898.' 1900 1907, 19001 1905, 1903~ 1899!.' 1:902: I 25 Mch 1900) Long anecker" Morri s; Longdoffer, Andy 9; 5eP) 18911 Longfellow. :Fhfant D! 7 Mch 1895 4' Mch 1895', l:ongfellow, Mrs'. (?)Losc'aln, Mrs. Cl1ara LS Oct 1892~ 4' Jan 19(!Yo) Love, Mrs'. A~ Lowe:, Mrs~ [owenstein, MiinniEr' L'owe,ry, Win • 12 21 22 20) (?J [;ows;, Cil nri e~ Euc'as i Mary/ 30 Jan 1893~ 7( Nov 1907t' Lut:z', Mrs. Andrew, Ahdl!ew;_' Ly;nd, chi1 d of 17 Aug: 1893~ 31 Oct 1893: 22,: Feb 1895; Lutz~ Feb OCt Jan Aug 18911 1891'1. 1902, 1898:· '" • r~· .- .... ~. ~ .:;-.. • ,ordered by Buria1_ Age ,Cause' d.l f.9..., Mrs'. Mary McFarland OH -70" Dropsyr--181 Ali za Mon roe _ R~ Lewi S' ?Wakarus a l' l' 63; Charles Lewis MG" 38; C.ofBw1isl09~ Estate of Aaron lillie MG;26, Alice Lilly: Chicago 53' I.:.iver 19]J, Mrs'. H. M. Shaw; (sirrohhis of») Grant &' A~ B(~ Lind' B1 ank 65 appop1exi al:441 Geo. S: Sfui th Marysvi 11 e 2«11: con. 190) Peter Lindenberg Ks. of brain Mrs. J. G:. Lindner OW 50: Tubercu1 112 (Shi pped from OSs'awatimi a)' Lewi Si MumfordU;. H:Carson l\I;~ 3?' grip) 1011 Robt. Lindsey,' OHi 183 typhoid+ SO> P). r:ingstrom Blank l' ~'. J. Phillips; Off 43 NervPros. 1119' F'~ p;. r:.i tchfie1d 1Siib1' ey.r 3'5: Suicide' 583 Mrs~ Dixon 7i35~ Pa. St; Oil! 8 moSiin:£'ompl.l!583 51 DropsYI 1101.1 Chas; St!rong ::W- Li ttle"l\IT Orra Locell OR' 4' da: 1'0---- 145) Poor. CommiSsion OR" 2-: mo?: Ii 111 Wiit Loden a' Perryr oi'd i age' 30' Allf:r:ed &: David' tog an f.1;:2'/,,3' wh. cough 1'61\ Robt. Eog an Cli n ton 2: yr.:. croup) 52: Dave Log an 1\1;: liS: Tuber-cuI. 1J89~ Mr. Logan OIF 60) P'ara1ysis; 1911: Mrs. Geo~ J. Logan OW 36' Pheu. lJ68.1 H. J;~ Green (Shipped from Manhattan, Ks.l' A': L. Brooks OHT' 7;" da' sp asms 7~i The F'amil;Y," OR: Tr2.: Hrt. TrhI'. 92: James Jacobs;:EdCOop'er: 0Hi' 271" Dropsy.' 1.90 Jho:~ StalT.:r:e111l: OW 1!61( Geo.Loit;; ?Iinol Loit' MG; 61' KidileyTrti'.lI54 Charles: Loi t 1\1;; 7 S;Fevelr.' 1:2\4' The; Family' OH: 3li~ TyPhoid' 781 l:.L.Long;; W'. K. FouIn<,s;' 0It 1'4' moSfur.Com.li1:83 Poor Commission Blank F.airview 38: Pneu. 1i07 Andrew: Longdoffel!' L'akeView ]2: D. tongfell'ow' OIr 40' Jacob Longfellowi' OH 40} ?: B~P~, &- C: Willsie' OW 22, R'. E: Pittney OH' 1!64' (Shipped from Rfvercside, Calif. Alex' Love OH: 7r spt. Poor Farml PoorFarm l'3~ W'.' Schocky/ OW' Ill'. SC~. Fe;ver l!l'2~ D~G;. &' ?J'.M.G:.Wtltt OHI 4!11 Cirhossiis' 13~ (Shipped: from KC; Kas.lof Liver G;. Honnoid' County' 24' OFF 03'- Dropsy' li9l! Geo Washington' Mrs. Henrietta' Elliot, Dan Ulrich:G.F·;oehrl'd'" Catho}:ic:, ~29 R~ Brown; : John' Ul ri ch Rock Cneek, PO-ECh,J) Jas. Lynd linton 39 r if,. 1 �~ Cause: d~~ f.g;,~ BUri ali Date Ordered by Lyon, L. D'. , CO) R9,!t'. Lyons ,'~~S-er.1l'hao Lyons" Eura' ~ Dec 1898; 9, May 1891L 25 Apr 18983 IS Jil1l 19011. Lyon s, Mrs. Marg are'tl', 1$ Dec: 1904', 5'5 lliverC'anc'. 16; The' F.amily' OW ro' L. D. Lyon Off wm. Lyons;; If. H: Wiil'son' Peori'ar 8\ yr ?viru s; 70' 43\ Tubercu1 1• 1'86, Mr. E': Moore~ om (Shi,ppe({i, from N. H. Y' 60' Surg. op'er..lf49 Chas~ l:yons': , ow (SHipped' from New, Y6rkr Mrs. M. H~ tyons; OH; G'. R'. Gbuld' OW Char1es'F. Picke~ KennedyV.66 Pneu. Ernest (o?)iP'arckl:t, 507 Del'. St. KC, Mo. Thomas Madden OIl' 76', Accident' 12 Jo'e Bowers Eudora 20:) Drownedl 641 Milton (?:)' Dacy' 54 OID Thomas Madden Benevo1'ent No. 2\ 20 OH Green Madden Juvenile SOciety' 76 The Estate", Dr.~ Harvey08-" Col. Relief Corps;' 211 Clinton Peter: Maj or Henry Heine 27:' l!l~ John Maloney Reno' 65; Pit eu • 89) R~ W.Ludingham(ton)i 08' 80 ?: B1 adder 88 M. M.Man ley ;GeoEl ston1\l;7"' 40' Appoplexi'aIi08l Mrs .Mann, Dr .Hornbin, El'\Y, Ely Comp M. W. of A: l'owa' Jacob Mapp) OW (Shipped from KC) J acobMapp; J3enev #2; OH1 55> 1'50' The Family 08-" Hrt.Faill. 1:19' Dbn Ulrick Echo: 83/93\ 01d age~ 51' Geo. Markley Pleas~Grove~ 1111, Dilphtheria1!9i' Mi'sses~ Julia"G JUice OBi 55; Cancezr' 90 Marc (s)h 100 R'. H; Rogers:' 13?: Piteu. Addison Warholl!, A. [;. Cox oar 79' 88; wm A' Marshall' OH' 80186 Stom .. T:t:b 1\79' Relief Corps' Col. l:akeview' 30) W. H". Martin :~:~:",; (2t(;'astri'tiis: 8T1 , The F'amily OW" ~'28\Consumption83' Henry Martin Clinton 1!,~' W,. H". Martin OH 27' FrankMartin;ChasSnow M;' 4' da. l!03' Stephen D. Martin Lecomptolll 20' S~ D. Martin' Lecompton 3~ J.D.Martin:1Vli'sE~N'ea1 OH~ 7R' P'ara1ysis; 50l The Family' om 13': Dysentry T. 63~ J. D. Martin Kanwaka' 50 The Family' OW 6~r LaGripp'e 59 ~Vml Martin; Mrs. Sini th OH 84(' Old age 65; Blank OW 28; Lyen, i:Mi\iiy; 10) Ju1 18901 lyons." W. W. 11 Aug 189$ Macomber, Mrs. E~ 1 Feb 1900" Madden, Ed (Shippetd;' from KC, Mo. )' 1'6 Ju1 1898 Madden, Emma 13 seP' 18971' Madden, Lizzie (Index' - Maddox)' 141 Aug 1896 Maddel1:;} Meli ndiP Madden, Minerva 2(f, Apr 190r 4' Aug 1902~ Maj ors, Mrs. Pl. 21 Aug 1892~ Maloney, Helen Mimdell l , Mrs. M'ary A'. Manley, D'avid H. Mann" Dr. M. E: 14 Apr 1902 9 Mch 1900 8; Feb 1900, 2' OCt 19011 Mapp, Jacob Jrt. 18 Jan 1907r Maddo~k, ,Mrs. Sarah Mapp, Mrs. (?:~TEmnesee II Jan 1905' r'Aug 1902 March, Mrs. 15 Dec 1896 Marck1ey, James 20; Nov 19071' Markley, Pearl III Apr 1900Marsh, Mary E. Marshall t, Harding Marshall,:, Jilri a Marshall, Wni M'arti n, Mrs. M'artin, Fr,ank ~rartin, Fred C: Martin, chHdJiof Martin, child of Martin, child of Martin, Davhf r;: Alma' Martin, David Martin, Henry Martin, Henry Martin, lila May Martin, Mrs. J~ D. l\tartin, Mrs. Milrgarett Martin,May,inf boy of / Bud al' Name_ 4; Feb 19011. 29 Jan 114' Jan 31 Jul' 6) Jan 14 Aug 4 Mch 14 May 2 May 30) Ju1 8'May 1'6 Sep 22 Aug 27 Feb 23' Feb 3 Dec 25; Jill' 1900 1907( 1894: 19001 18991, 1892:: 1893' 1901 189.2: 1894 1896:~ 189.1{ 1896 1897[ 18971' 189$ �'142l BUri a1 Date N'ame Ordered by Burial' !g"e; Cause d. ~ 11S11 13' ? OH" John D'. Marti n Emily Neal 4;5om Maj or Martin 12 Sep,189S Martin, Samuel Ci ty; PrfaHnter 50) 20) ? OHr 22 5ep. l8W{ Mrs. WarI!ace: Martin, seT-en a' Miss Martin 60) Diaerhea- 1118) OHi 18 Jul: 1902: The F'amilYi Martin, Win H. Pri vate €'O C~ 70) Regt' Lliidiana :Fnfty om 811 Para1ysi s~ IDS) 10) Jul' 1901l The Fami 1y Marvin, James OH 80' Hrt Ttbr 1'48 29) Nov 190'4' The family Marvin, ~frs. Jas;, Clinton 61{ Hrt. Di's;. 36) 1'S Oct 1894 w.c. Hill" Byron, Mason, Mrs. Dorcas' Porter OHr 17l Hrt Ttb +- 8:5 3~ OCt 189.9, F. O. Marvin Mason, Mrs. Elinor G~ 1781 OR' li7{ Jan 1907{ Lynn Mason Mason, Emily H. )]48i Clinton 75~ Dropsy; w. c. Hn1i 29; Nov 1904 Mason, Nelson p.vt • c~ C' 8~ 1111. COl. ;,>';'",~CrOUpl 491 13: Jan 189Q, Theo. (?'lsealy;, KC OHi Mason, Theo. OH l~ City Clerk 17 Ju1 189.1L Mathew:, Florence (IF 11ll 9,1 Aug 18911 F'. Mathews; Matli'ews', child of Eudora 53~ Accident' lOTI The Fami 1y.1 311 Aug 19011 Mathia, Theobold OO~ 1 da ~ 5 Aug 1890) Frank Matthews;' Mi:l'tJ1lhews:, ch. of OH 7f4-y,r.s Typhoid83 24' Aug 1899' Erank Mat thews" Mat thews~, Edi th M~ Bonner: 70 Httt. Dis; 1711, 2l1. Jun 1906\ A. R~ Maxwe 11\ 040 Maxwell, l:eander:' Springs;R~ 1: Stt. OH 69) Pneu. 1113: O. W; McAlli ster ' McAllis'ter; Mrs'. A'.J: 19 Feb 1902 lecompton 24' David McCaUl 22', Dec 1892: McCall ,child of McCan', Dor-thy;, 29: May 1900· C. C'. McCalll HaskellI' 3' mOl [;ungFvr 170 10' [;ecompton' Si May 189'11 McCall. J'ohm Moses'McCMl!. Catholic 82' Olld age:+107;' McCan, ,LouiisaL 23~ Aug mOlt Mrs. 1: ZooJ(: Mr~', Norwood ~'. ,Lecompton 77! cancer' 1150' 21 . Dec: 1904' McCall, Moses; 'OI-Il 22 McCann, Mrs. ' '7/ O.Ct 18921 W. C: -McCann , OH' 35/39~ 1 l'u McCann, Sadi e J:, " 28) Jun 1902' E~ F. Caldwell', . (Shipped from Riiverside."CaliL)' J. F/ Longstreth, KG';' Mo'. " 411 North 13', Malariial McCary ~ Mary E~i6 Apr 189S) W~ m McCary' WiHiamstown McClean, Mrs;. , $' Nov 19D5i MG' Lung trb1 1162' Miss Nellie Sfms (Shi pped from St. Loui s y~ , , McClellan, child' of on'.3!!. Dec 1906\ Dr. McClellan om 2 da178\ OHI 82: Old age 120) John Sullivan McClure, Mrs. Eli ziIbeth 5 Mch 1903 ~ .~ (Shipped! from Kansas- Ciity, M6~) McClure, Einerson E~, 17 Nov' 1904' Mrs. O(AJirU e'l\1. McClure, OH- 311 McClure. Joseph R:. 20!Feb'189A John Sullivan OR 80-' Old age~ , (died a:t K.C., Mo •.)',' McClure, Luch-r.rFeb~1892: R~ J~ Cu_nningpam OHf I McClure, Mrs. S: J':_ 21 .Tun 1893'~,_ Robert McClure- ' or 27i: ,. ! -- _ _ _ J 18 Jan 1905 Martin, Nancy I f 1'''' Compiled by ;Paullne Elnlff =.to be cont:lnued-~-- , LAWRENCE, KANSA~. -~-.~------- -- �~11111@11@111I1iJ ~ Family Reunions - ---- .- .~ ~I®lmU1JlR~ . -"- -.----~--- --- -- - --- - --;---.--- - PETTIBON-The descend~nts of Elihu aiicf-Huldah Matthew PETTIBON hold their family reunion tne second Sunday in June each year in the park at Nevada. MO. Elihu and Huldap PETTIBON came to the Nevada. MO area in 1877 from Bloomington. IL. All descendants are invited to the(: next reunion. For more information write: Maxine HOUGLAND. Rt. 1. Box 153C. Perry. KS 66073. GARBETT-The descendants of Aquilla and Sarah CHANDLER GARRETT will hold their family reunion on Memorial weekend thi s year. Aq uilla and Sarah CHANDLER GARRETT came from Illinois to Neosho and Crawford Co.'s, KS about 1872. F'or more information contact: Gail Van LeENEN. 527 Deerfield Lane. Lawrence. KS 66044. * * * * * *' * * * * * * * RAILSBACK DES CENDANTS ASSOCIATION -formed April 5. 1981. For information about membership ,and-newsletters. contact: Dorothy J • COX • Rt, .1,.~ Box 222 • Reagan. TX 76680. , * * * .* . J., " , - - - - - -- ~\ '. , The Lawrence Journal World. Nov 22,198) issue reported the effort's of Amelia BETTS of Baldwin City. KS to restore seven monuments al'cng the Santa Fe Trail in Douglas Co. The monUments were erected by. the Daughters of the American Revolutio~ in 1906 and 1907. Some 'of the monuments are now in poor cQndi tion due to' erosion and other '" factors. ;::,~~S$ BETTS believes that without some outside he 11>. th~.~· monuments may further deteriorate. . Miss :BEr,TS and Katharine KELLgy. ·are in the process of re$toring two /' of the m:6numents, one honorj;-ng;~t,he former to~n of P~M~A and the . other about one half mile north of BALDWll\lc CITY. The others in need of restoration are at the sites of: ':GLOBE.,~·BLACK: JACK. BROOKLYN. WILLOW SPRINGS, and FLAG SPRINGS. The one that needs'the most work 1s. at BROOKLYN. "It 1,9 just a wooden sign that says "BROOKLYN '". The sign has iio~. t'o:uniia:'ta:ql}..,,-:, , j Miss BETTS feels that if something-is 'not done soon to restore these markers. future generations may not even .know the wher'eabouts of such places as the long-extinct towns "of BROOKLYN and WILLOW SPRINGS. She would welcome financial or other kinds of help in continuing her goal of restoring all seven of the Douglas County markers. "If some ~eople w<?ul~ just le~ me kn_ow they're tnterested. ltw9l,1lg. ll~lp qui~e _ _.~ Ii ttle ." Miss BETTS ma:l be QQntacted.,.bl'__wrl ting __ her..:....at_9.11_D.e.~bo.rn.t._. Beildwin City. Ks66\09~ _ _ . .:.,...~~- ' __ - . j__ . ~ " " u_ I, ., :j - _ _ _ _ �·/7.-;::---- ,-.' ,->-: _.~-:-~-.--f- :~-"'.""- -;"""--~, z:'~,~ ." :CLiNTON- 'T'own Brit p 144 - -- ~--- - .'--,-;- . -- , ': A~';~t"of-S-ale~ of~Personal Estate of Danlel VANCIL" Deceased, Made by Ammella VANCIL', Admlnlstratrlx, on the 4th day of February A.D 1864 at the late resldence of sald deceased, ln pursuance of notlce duly glven acoordlng to law ln presence 'of Asker SMITH, Clerk of the Sale. Prlce Purchasers Artlcles §.gl.9. '{>.ill Box old Irons 1 Shovel Plow II 1 " 1 l'reaklng " 1 Bbl. Sargo Molasses 10 chlcknlps 4 Ducks 26 Geese 1 Bed Steer 1 Whlte II 2 Helfers 1 Steer 2 Helfers 1 cow 1 Bull 1 Bay Horse 1 Old Horse 1 Fllly 1 Fllly Corn ln Fleld " 'ii'", in Crlb 25~Btishells Wheat fI 25 "If II 25 If II 25 25 " " a'ye 5 " 5 " " Amount S. CREEL $1~~~5 $1.45 B. HIATT $3.50 $3.50 A. SMITH $1.55 ~1~5 J. ANDERSON 2.00 $,4.• 00 A. BELL $2.10 f~::~g A. CURTISS $.20 Mrs. STUDEBECKER $1.20 $.30 Mrs. VANCIL $).50 $3.50 A. SMITH $$.50 $7.50 A.SMITH $7.00 $7.00 Izrl VANCIL $2:;.\50> $\5'.00 J. ANDERSON $16.10 $16.10 Izrl VANCIL $4.00 $8.00 Rachae I VANCIL $5.00 $5.00 A. SMITH $25.00 25 •00 Jas SPITLER 81.00 $81.00 Rachael VANCIL $1.00 $1.00 Isrl VANCIL $20.00 $20.00 Rachael VANCIL $15.00 $15.00 T .E. SAWYER $17.00 $17.00 Jas SPITLER $108.00 $108.00 A. FIRESTON E $29.25 '1.17 A.J. STAKES $1.12 $28.00 John BREEDING $1.18 29 • 50 Jas SPITLER $1.10 27.50 A.J. STAKES $1.00 $25.00 E. HUDLESTON $.40 $2.00 E. HUDLESTON ~.4Q ~2.JO Total amt of Sale $476.45 1 1 Note: the above Sale Bill was copied from the origlnal in the flle folder of Danlel VANCIL-#2512-A in the Probate records of Douglas County. KS whlch are kept in the Dlstrict Court Offlce. Judlclal and Law Enforcement Bulldlng. Lawrence. KS. * ,_. * * * * * * * * Nlnety ~ ~fears Ago J.n CLINTON-••••• (Newspaper items from the Lftwrence Dally JOurnal and Evenlng Trlbune- Sept 7. - 1893. p. ) - - - - ---~- Mrs. CHILCGrE of Allen county ls vlsltlng relatives-andthls co~unlty at pres~t. '. frlend~-l~ . Ad MARSHALL is thinking of starting to Ohl0 before long. to remain there. I!·- .........". ,-,) He expects Mr s. McKINNEY is vi sL~lngc;; her son, J. W. McKINNEY of thi s place at present. ',!/,....;' �____ ,:' :;·:e.uDORAI Townsh1 p 145 _:f From:}l~ PORTRAI~ANJ)BioGIL\.pmCAL~~~,J . \~-'4>f--~EAVEN.WOB.Ta.--DOUGLAS-and..-HUNKLIN--COUN,TIES.-KANSAS,-1-S9'9- - -...- : '~'-~/' L " \, " 01 " "1 \ .:' L I \ WILLIAM G,ARDNER, deceased, who \vas : one of the pioueers -of Hesper, Douglas I Gouuty,was born in Guilford COl1lJty,N,C., I ! J~tlUary 19, I S07 1 a sou of Thaclcleus aud Euuicc (Starbuck) Gardner, both of whol11 wcre natin;sl : oC-·Nantucket Island. Gro\\'iug to manhood in his , native place, he early learned lessons of self'reli':1 1 alice, industry and persevcrance, which stood hi1l1, , in good stead during the vicissitudes of all activei . life. It was difficult for him to gain a substantial! : footing in the, south, where the surroundings amll , conditions were such as to prevent prosperity.: I At the opening of the Civil war, in 1361, he re-I. ,,moved to Kansas and purchased one hundred' , and sixty acres of land near the present village I of Hesper, in Eudora Townsh ip, DOl1glas Coullty. I Here, busily engaged iu agricultural pnr:;uits, lIt I passed the remaining years of his life, and here I , death came to him, in ISS!, at the age ofsc\"(:ntythree years. .-----.--\ I',. 1 B Y I' I 'I . ' [ ~ ~I )lrt 1 a~lt trallllng ~. r. ' Canlner wps i ' llO(:lIlber of tht: FritlH\:,' Church. II1 charncter he possc:ssedthosc: atlril)!ltes llsiia'lly Iloticeaule in llItlllbers of that sect, being modest, ullassuming, strictly honest and peace, loving. \\Then Quantrelll'liade his famous raid to Lawrence he passed 111'. Garclntr's hOlllt alld killed a man one mile ;'\'cst, but he said that, while he would like to ha\'e another l11:1n he did 110t wish to disturb a people S0 ptacefnl as that of the QU3ktrs,' The [net that his religions "iews prevented hin; frolll 'taking partin the Civil war did not prevel;t ~Ir. Gardner frolll snpporting the canse of the Union in such other ways as \\·erepossible.Believing that sla\'er)', shonld not exist he removed [rmll the south, '~lthol1gh by doing so he sacrificed almost all of his property and fhe mercantile busilless which lie conducted at Florence', N.C. \Vhile li\'ing in the south, May 6, 184.1, he married Miss Penelope Hill, a native of North Carolina, and who is still living. She is a lady of gentle dellll:anor, with ;.1 heart full of kindness toward the suffering and distressed and a ready sYllIpathy that wins friends among her acquaintances. ·1 IL'W~' - INSLO\V DAVIS. D~~lng the peri~d od '. his residence in Eudora To\\'nsh~p, whichl covered twcnty-threeycars, Mr.. Davis WOIlI and retained a high position among his fellowcitizens, and became known as one of the honor-: able, industrious farmers of Douglas County,l, He was born in Randolph County, N. C., inl; 1813, a son of James and Caroline (Winslow) f-Davis, both nati\'es of North Carolina, When I , a' hoy he received fair ath'antages and for a tillie, in early manhood, he engaged in teaching school. I \ However,ag-riculture was his occupation through-, ,I·· -out the greater period of his life. I \I At the opening' of the Civil war 1\1r. Da\'is , : fillllil,lg surroundin~s Ul;pitns,lIlt ill the south, de-t t(:rI1l1necl to sdtle In 'Kansas, Accompanied by", his wife alld two childrell they had adopted hei 1113de the trip, o\'erlancl, fronl Guilford COllIlty,': N. C" to DUllg\ns CUIlllty, Kans, After a long' amI weary JOlHnt) , \\"hich \\',IS made ill a co,,\:red, \ \\'ag')II: he finally aIrived at his destinatioll, alltI],. I . i' " i' I !~;s~ltkd l neary'hat j::, 1l~\,~:.!Ii?:!~r, .Oll ~11 ~j~hty·acl ~; . Itact: At the same time he entered a quarter-sec- J !Ion 111 Chase COU!lty and another quarter ill LyolI' : C011nty, but made his home in Douglas County,':, I where he followed general farming. "\ ' I For ll1~ny years ~Ir. Davis was a prominent \vorker 111 the SocIety of Friellds, in "'hich he long officiated as an elder. At the time of the 1,1 building of Hesper Academy Ite was one of the III most liberal,contributors to thernovement. His I' life ,,~as ul!112arkecl by great changes or ach'enturIious ~ncidents. He pursue.d the quiet, even tenor I:of IllS way as a peace-lovll1g Quaker, stridng in ; ~ 'word and deed to exemplify the teachings of that:: ; sect, and in its faith he passed an'ay, in 188'4. at' ".the age of seventy-one years. He had been mar-'· ; cried ill 1837 to l\'Iargaret Hill, who, since his Ldeath, ,has resided ill the' home that she built atJI ; Hesper, with her sister; Mrs. Gardner. II ;{ ~ Ij }, ' - _ .. ---------0:--\. .1 .- --- '. • =7-==---~-=.:~.-=-::: -.~ , - - - - - ____ . _..J - • �"/ GRANT Township "''<'', .. 146 ""---, EARLY ,BUSIN-ESSES- IN NOR!I!H -LAWREN-GE-' . The following information was taken from the booklet entitled, tEARLY HISTORY of NORTH LAWRENCE, published py, the Woodlawn Parent Teachers Association in 1961, A.B. Ewing.:Authori':-, ' '-i,';; ~:~,r::'.--. I._ I "Among the first settlers north of the river were: John MOREHEAD, a Kentuckian, who opened the first trader's store ••• C.F. SAUM, a carpenter from Ohio; Thomas McCAGE, a merchant from New York; O.H. MIT~ELL, a carpenter: M.H. BEliRY, who operated a bowling al,ley; I saac TIBBETS, a grocer~ ••• and others. "The 1860' s found the area copiously served by many small shops and stores to meet the more immediate needs of the residents. The principal_business streets were Br'idge Street and Locus~~, S_treet.1I -:-'~~~~,;;t;o,''':t,£~~,~~:~',~~ "The largest store was D,ICKER~~\s on the corner drLocust and North Seventh Streets. Here "you could buy almost anything from groceries to harness. HISLOP's Grocery was on the southeast corner of North F1fth and Lyons Streets. WIEDMAN's Grocery was located at Lake Street and North Seventh Street.O.M. ,SEARLES operated his barber shop on Br1dge Street. A.L. CAREY operated a ,grocery store on Br1dge Street, across the street from the present locat1on of the Union Pacific Freight Depot." On the NE corner of Locust and North Seventh Streets John SHIELDS operated a meat market. On the SE corner of Locust and North F1fth Streets was the LINDLEY,' s Drug Store. . When Quantr111's party ra1ded Lawre~ce in August of 186) burning most of the business section and many of the residences of Lawrence, as far as 1§ known, no bu1ld1ngs were burned in North Lawrence ,"although members of Quantrill's party did ford the r1ver to forage food anq frestLb_orses" • , !_'>. A Map of North Lawrence now in Douglas _Cdunt_y.' Kansas~ See page 153 for names of streets which were ',re -named 1n 19'~) �~AKA 147 ABSTRACf of th,e VI,LL (!.t Township Jol)n ~. \{AKEF.:I_ELD from wYfl Book 1. 'Clerk ot the District Court Office (Wlll Book 1 ls stored ln the basement ot the Ju41clal and Law Enforcement Bulldlng. Lawrence. Kansas). 3.) ,5.) 6.) 7.) 8.) '9.) All just debts to be pald after my decease. Unto my son. Wlillam H.F (7) WAKEFIELD and hls heirsl Real Estate ln SWt and S~ of SEt and NEt of SEt of Sec 22. T 20 S. of R1 E. County of Marlon. KS. Unto my daughter. Ellza Jane SNYDER. (now Wife of George N. SNYDER) and her helrsl Real Estate NEt of Nwt of SEt Sec 22. T 20. S of R 1 E ln Karl on , Co •• KS. . Unto daughter. Eliza Jane SNYDER. all the several artlcles of personsl property of every klnd whlch I may own exoepting one dining table (belng the one on whlch thls wlll ls wrltten) and one large clock. now in'the room in which this wlll is written. , These two ltems to go to son Wililam N.(?) F. WAKEFIELD. I I appoint John TERRY of St. Paul. Minn. my exector. Unto daughter. Emily TEBAY. wlfe of John C. TERRY of St. Paul Mlnn .• Lot 67 on Pennsylvanla St. ln Clty of Lawrence and I dlrect that a10. per mo. of the rent of sald premlses be set apart and pa1d overbthe guard1an for the rlse (7) and 1n equal port10ns of Roland George Taylor and El1zabeth WAKEFIELD. orphan ohlldren of George Washlngton WAKEFIELD. deceased. Sald ch11dren now tn.Woodland. Eola Co. Callfornla. Unto daughter. Mary Ann WILLARD. wldow of Alexander H. WILLARD. . deceased. Lot No 113 and 115 on Connect1cut St. ln Clty of Lawrence. Son. Thomas Jefferson WAKEFIELD has already recelved trom me more than double hls share of the other chlldren and hence I make no provls10n for hlm 1n this wl11. Unto Ellza WAKEFIELD. lnfant daughter ot John A. WAKEFIELD, deoeased. Lot 65 on Pennsylvanla St •• Lawrence and Lot 208 on Fl1lmore St. In Clty ot Topeka. Shawnee Co. '~ABSTRACT ~J ohn C?f ,.the W;ILL ,of A. WAKEPI ELD , John A. WAKEFIELD (hls mark) Made 11 ,Jan 1873 Wlt: Geo. S. HAMPTON W.H.5. WAKEFIELD ~ ,Codlc11, Change 9th paragraph to glve Mary Francls sHYDEli. daughter of George SNYDER of Lawrenee. St of Lot 65. Penn. St., Lawrenoe.and unto Ellza WAKEFIELD. Infant daughter ot John WAKEFIELD, dec. the Nt of Lot 65 on Penn. St. and ln event ot ElIza's death wlthout Issue that the Tltle ot Nt. Lot 65 Penn. St. be asslgned ln equal portlons to Roland George T~y~6r and Ellza WAKEFIELD, orphan ohl1dren ot George WAKEFIELD and unto sald Ellza WAKEFIELD. Lot 208 on Flilmore St., Clty ot Topeka. To change 7th paragraph 1 unto dau. Kary Ann WILLARD. , wldow of Alex. H. WILLARD. deo. Lot 113 and 115 on Conn. St., Lawrence., in event of sale ot el ther by Kary Ann WILLARD that $SOO. be pald on demand In equal parts to Roland George TAXLOB and E11za WAKEFIELD, now In Woodland. Eola Co •• CA. To change paragraph 61 to daughter, Emlly TEliBY. w!fe of John C. Tl!RBY ot St. Paul, Mlnn., Lot 67 on Penn. St. Revoke all part ot paragraph 7 In oontllct with thIs oodlcll. Wltnesses to oodlo111 George"HA1U'TON and John C. TEliRY-dated 17 Feb 187). I:' I Testator dled on 18 June 187f~-Wln-probated -22 Se~t 1873. _ -r---,, Abstra\l;ed _by _Jud_~'!.eets. ____ *__*__ *__ *__*__ *__*__*__*__ ,*__*__*__*__*__* . From: ~ Republican Journal, Lawrence, KS Wed. June 18, 187). WAKEFIELD: In Lawrence Kas, at one o'clock A.M; Tues. June 18, 1873 Judge John Allen WAKEFIELD, aged 78 years 4 months and 26 days. Funeral from the residence on Pennsylvania Street at J p.m. today. lrom~ ~ R.:.bl:...·Jo.:n.l~ La:r.':.. :. T:urs~ J':' 1:. 1:73. I l yohn A. WAKEFIELD-The funeral of Judge John A. WAKEFIELD occurred 'festerday, from his late .residence on Penn. st. the services being ~OBITUARY of] i.conducted by Rev. W•. K. jilARSHALL, of the Methodist Church ... Judge ' jWAKEFIELD came to Kansas from Minnesota, •• prior to that had lived in I ~Ill1nois where he took an'_~ active part in the Black Hawk War ••• On ,J ohn A. WAKEPIELD-.J . ·;arr.ival in the Territory of Kansas, he proceeded to a pOint in I ;Kanwaka township on the California road. 7 miles W. of Lawrence. It ~,·was in those days a Free-State Outpost on the borders of the border ,:ruffian terri tory ••• Accordingly, Judge WAKEFIELD. Who was an un'lcomprOmiSing Free-State man from the first, was burned out by the enemy in 1856. Nothing daunted, he built another house and held his ,ground •••he set a . . . large orchard whlch he 11 ved to see bear fruit I,ear: atter year •••He Was temporary chairman of the Topeka Const1 tuItional convent1on and was elected State Treasurer under that const1tution • A few years (ago) he sold the valuable farm he had won from tt: e ~ll~erness and has since resided in Lawrence. His health has :~en feeh:l:e--for some mon~hs. He was a g90d man and true. I '~S(ubmi tted by Grace Ember~~ LJ \ .J �148 .J.Q. Y.I~~.c STATISTJ;QS, _L;F;_C_QMP_T01LMQN];~R.,_aE.G.I1j1UliG_.rUNE_lt._l_8B.5 . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - , - - - -.-.---- - --'-r ---~-- - - - -- --- 'Births, marriages, deaths and obituaries printed in the Lecompton Monitor for the year starting June, 1885 to June 1886 were indexed by rona Spencer,R. R. # 1 Box 54, Lecompton, KS 66050. The dates refer to the date of the newspaper, not necessarily the date of the actual event. If further information is desired, contact Mrs •. Spencer • Obit: Mrs. Fannie Stone, on May 11th June .4 Obit: Mr. Salem Sellers, on May 26th June .# June 11 Marr: Churchill Coblentz and Delia Hoover June 18 Marr: Albert Davis and Ida B. Reeder Born: Son and daughter to Mr. & Mrs. John Deever June 25 Died: L. E. Merritt (Perry Items) July 16 Died: Mr.~Sells (Big Springs Items) June 16 Died: Child of Lon Mack's (Perry items) July 30 Aug 13 Marr: Christopher Wolfkhule and Miss Snyder of Deer Creek Died: Little son of Wm. and Nancy Dummer Aug. 13 Aug. 20 Marr: Mr~ Charles Pipher and maiden from Auburn (Big Springs items) (1) Marr: Miss Marietta Hall of McPherson Co. and Rev. N. A. Porter Aug. 20 Died: Coats L. infant son of Mr. & Mrs. L. Pruden. Aug. 20 Marr: Elsworth Stewart and Miss Jennie Taggart (Meriden Items) Aug. 27 Died: Murder at Oskaloosa-Mr. O'Conner shot by Mr. Norris Sept 24 Marr.::r:'Joseph Brewington and Mrs. Pipher (Big Springs items) Sept 24 Marr: D. J. Eisenhower of Hope, KS. and Miss Ida Stover Sept 24 Born: Son to Walter Conkle Oct. 15 Marr: Frank F. Fisher and Miss Clara V. Pierce Oct. 29 Died: Bessie, youngest daughter of N. B. & Libbie Bartlett Nov. 6 Born: Daughter to Mr. &; Mrs. Morris / Nov. 12 Nov. 19 Marr: In Wilson Co. KS., A. H. Cox, Toronto, Ks. & Bel~e Champe, Fredonia, KS. Nov. 19 Died: Morg Cockrell, living near Williamstown killed his brother George. Nov. 26 Died: At Lawrence, Alexander Milner. Nov. 26 Marr : Sylvester Stull and Mary Keohler Dec. 24 Marr: Mr. T. G•. Robison and Miss Olive A. Watson Dec. 31 Marr: Mr. J. C. Keim and Miss Anna Tipton 1886 Jan. 21 Marr: Ira Archer of Michigan Valley and Millie Knight Jan. 28 Born; Son to Mr. & Mrs. C. O. Brown Died: Robert, son 'of Mr. and Mrs.A. Winter Jan. 28 Feb. 11 Died: At New York, Gen. W. S. Hancock Feb. i8 Marr: Mr. J. C. Lawrence, of Reno to Ella M. Johnston, of Hoyt. Feb".' 25 Died: George Pipher of Big Springs Died: Mrs. Henry Dummer of Lecompton (Obit: Mar. 4th) Feb. 25 Mar. 11 Marr: Jas. A. Davidson and Isabella Sureu Died: Thomas Canfield of Big Springs; Mar. 25 Died: Ida Pruden of Big Springs Mar. 25 Mar. 25 Marr: Libbie Everhart and J. H. Nufer Mar. 25 Marr: Thomas Glenn and Minnie Humbert Apr.;. ·1 Died: Benjamin H. Lewis, son of Mrs. J. W. Stewart at Lecompton.' Apr. 15 Marr: William Fultz and Emma Fix Apr. 15 Died: At Lecompton, Mr. Henry Kesting. ,{ Apr. 22 Marr: Mr. Ward Williams and Miss Annie McGregor all of Lecompton May 6 Born: A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Eperson May 13 Marr: Oscar Johnson and Miss Rosa McCall at Lecompton May 20 Died: David M. Reeder at Lecompton May 27 Marr: John W. Bardwell, of Kingman, Ks and Jennie Lawrence of Lecompt 9 n J.\\me 10 )'!Marr: L. B. Cunningham of Lecompton and Miss" Girtie,Zabriski of Cent:ropo1is f �! '\ i!4ARION Townsh1p I i 1 I . L__ Sketch of Extracts from FBAltCIS-l'l.. JENKINS En ___ . _ . . . ; as found in PORTRAIT and BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD of LEAVENWORTH. . DOUGLAS .and FRANKLIN CO.UNTIES.. KANSAS., 18-99 1 Francis M.JENKINS, a veteran of the C1v1l war and a farmer . of Mar10n Township. Douglas County. was born 1n Rappahannock County. VA. January 15. 1833. a son of Newman and Maria (WEEKLY) JENKINS of whose twelve children eight surv1ve. They are: Harr1son. Francis. Nancy. Mary, Elizabeth. Margaret. Washington. and Wil11am. The JENKINS family was establ1 shed in VIrgInia, ~l?-. ~ "very early" ,..,' day. Newman JENKINS was born 1n Rappahannock Co. \.,-~epe:~;,t:.e married ~N'" and settled upon a farm. In 1837. he moved to Oh10' and- :e.st~b~1shed -'._~t a home 1n L1 ck1ng Co. Later he moved to adj 01n1ng 'Clo'i.m1a,es¥.arid:td.'1l:~.d inMercer Co. at the age of 72. H1s father was T1mothy JEll1<INS. born 1n Rappahannock Co. and his father-in-law was Frank WEEKLY. a native ofVIrgin1a who served in the War of 1812 and d1ed at the age of 115. ,"":\, ......;. ' Franc1s M. JENKINS attended subscr1pt10n schools 1n;~_~:$'i early years and 1n 1855 left h1s parents home and became a farm hand 1n different parts of Oh10. In 1856. he married Miss Mary C. SAFFLE. who was born in Muskingum Co •• Ohio. a daughter of Thomas and Lou1se (SHAW) SAFFLE. Her father was a native of Virginia. . After marriage. Francis JENKINS purchased a farm of forty acres 1n Musk1ngum Co. where he settled down to agr1cultural pursuits. On May 2. 1864 he enl1sted in Company E. 160th Ohio Infantry and was sent with his command to the front. doing service in the Shenandoah Valley. He took part in the engagements at Middletown and Harper's Ferry. besides numerous skirmishes. He was mustered out at Zanesville. Ohio. September 7. 1864. In the fall of 1865. Mr. JENKINS moved to Moultr1e Co •• IllinOis and one year later came to Kansas. arriving in Douglas County on November 27. 1866. While living in Illinois he had traded for his ppesp.nt farm in Marion Township. and here he has~;~slnce engaged in general farming. Since 1858, he has been a member of the Methodist Church. Believing thoroughly- in public schools. he has done all in his power to advance the schools in his district. and for many years rendered effiCient service as treasurer of the school board. In politics he is a Republican. Since 1870. he has been a member of the Masonic blue lodge. and is also connected w1th Richland Post No. 370. G.A.R • ' Of the seven children born to the ~1:on of Mr. and Mrs. JENKINS, five are living, namely: Hiram. who cultivates the bome farm. Louise' Wife of M.T. HARDING. a farmer of Douglas Coun~y~,Salome. who'marr1ed' Sanford OWENS. a farmer of Osage County. Kansa~f:v Carrie. w1fe of Edward DODDER. a farm~r of Osage County: and Mary, who married Jacob WRIGHT and also makes her home in Osage County. '\ ! . �PALMYRA Township ~4;_ ~ ' " ....- ... ~.:,:it . r·.:"" ~ .. "":" .'. ' f;.~""'" . ' -' ~ ,~ , ' )l I " 150 r-:---==---.. \.r" _. _ --;. ____ '-\~~:::?~ '~--;m · ". ~ J;." .. - -~ - - = -, .....J __-- I'\.. '11 ._~ ... *~.f,i7:l«~!tle:s_,(r)I''fI!.~;;;;;;;;;;~~t;.;;;;'·';;;;;';;;;;;;;;;;",,;,;,,;;;;;;;;;;.,;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;...;;;;;;..;;~~_. ~~- PRAIRIE CITY. n~w extinct. was loc~t~4 one mile, S.W. of Baldwin Ci ty. KS in Palmyra ownship. I t was not a ",pa.p~i:';.;~c,tty." as were many of the other early names on the map. but a real town with houses. stores. churches and even a newspaper. The Freeman'.§. Champion. In 1856. a school for boys called the Heber Institute was begun in the area and in 1857 a Roman CatholiC Mission was established nearby. Most of the churchl!s members were from France and Ire,land. Some of the first settlers in PRAIRIE CITY were: Charles BUTEL. Francis Celestine JARDON and his three ~ldest sons t Auguste JAQUOT. Henry STEVENIN. Pascal AVRIL. the BAYSINGER) S ,;(1, Nehemicah GREEN • Helen HARRIS. W. SOWERS,. H. GRIFFEN. John DEERING and many others. James LANE was the founder of PRAIRIE CITY and it was incorporated on 4 Feb 1859. In,the Kansas State Historical SOCiety Collections. Vol 15. p. 407. there is a reference to PRAIRIE CITy':s»e1.ng lB:~d out by "certain ci tizens of Louisville. (KY)". One hundred fSni1l1e~f'l~ft LouiSVille for PlttAIRIE 6I'l!W about June 1. 18)$6 according to-the 'Lc>tiisville Journal. May 16. 1856 issue. . Apparently there were quite a few PRAIRIE CITY residents from Aurora. IL judging by the mention of that town in marriage and death notices in 'i'he Freeman'.§. Champion. One of PRAIRIE CITY's streets was even named J,'Aurora" • It was in PRAIRIE CITY that Horace GREELEY made a speech to 400 people at a Republican gathering on June 19. 1859. SO'<!JlJ. after his visit to Kansas. he made his famous statement. "'Go West"Young Mm" • ' In a publication of the Santa Fe Trail Historical Soci_ety. BaldWin City. KS. entitled "Where Was Prairie City?';. (1~55-i88j''';, Vol. )..'a description is given of what remained of PRAIRIE CITY-in 1972:.. "The cemeteries, the railroad. the pump and well on What was Eden Park. the ruins of the Catholic Mission on Liberty Hill, the abandoned school house and the two-story stone house (the C.N. and Mary , MOWRER residence) which at one time was a general store and inn t' and lots of stone and other evt-dence of buildings" is all that remains of the town of PRAIRIE CITY. On the inside oover of this issue we show a plat map of PRAIRIE CITY as it appeared in the 1873 Atlas of Douglas Co., Ks by F.W. BEERS. A copy of a portion of a page from The Freeman'.§. Champion • dated 8 JulY:1'1858 is printed on the inside back cover of this issue. ~Pn the following pages we give excerpts of interest from The FreemAn'.§. Champion, which was established by S.S. PROUTY in June-of J 8 57, in a tent erected by the ladies for that use. The Kansas':"State 'HJ.:s-t:0rlcal Society has a complete file of The Freeman'§~'Champion in their newspaper room. . .,,' Eorm,f,urther reading, about PRAIRIE CITY:w'e __ sugge"sI~:'~ '~:~, :$..~, !!!4.NInetY-§ll Years in the Great West. byG;;W .E.GRiFFITH PrairIe City and John Brown, by the Santa Fe Trail Historical SOCiety, BaldWin City, KS, Vol 1, #1, 1971. Where Was Prairie City?-1§jj-1883, by the Santa Fe Trail Historical SOCiety, BaldWin City, KS, Vol I, #2, 1972. WestWard .iQ Kansas, 1.§.52-~. by Mark A. HAMPSHIRE. Kansas and Kansans, Vol I and II, by William E. CONNELLY. �- - ~' PALM-IRA Township continued: .~~-- -- --- - 151 , k_~. - _ _ ·____ ' _ _ _ _._.. :_ ADVERTISEMENT FOR MATRIMONY Freemen'.a. ChamP 1 on • "Prairi~' C1 ty., .Kanzas. Aug 6. 1857" From: I -'s~<-.L;;·IIDear Colonel: W1ll you please to announce me as a cand1date for matr1mony'? You can state that my age 1s 21; used to be cons1dered good look1ng by the g1rls when I lived in the States*. though somewhat uncouth in my appearance now; am hale. hearty. strong and full of fun and frol1c; have been. and am sometlmes now a little w1ld. but think I should be steady as a deacon. lf I had a congenial partner to love and protect---I am not .', I.:·lch. nor lndulge 1n expectation of ever falllng helr to a legacy. though my prospects for the future are as flattering as the general1ty of young men at my age, who. have k1cked the1r own way through the world alone. I am anxlous to correspond wlth a handsome. Witty. intelligent young lady between the ages of 16 and my own age. with the vlew of formlng a matrimonlal alliance. I don't care whether she is worth a cent pecuniarly. or not 1f she has the accomplishments of a lady and ls pretty." Your friend. Ned BOWERS *Note: Kansas was not yet a state. * * * * * * * * * Another Advertlsement for Matrimony in the same issue of the Freeman'.§. Champlon. Prairie City. KS was from Orsemus POE, 'age 24-:--H'e advertlsed for a wlfe between the ages of 15 and 20. * * * * * * * * *" * ADVERTISEMENTS ln the Freemen'! ChamRlon "Prairie Clty. Kanzas. February 4. 1858" ',':H~nry .cO~ and Luke VOORHEES •••••••••••••• Archi tects and BUilders H- .A':-.. ··-COOK •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Auc t 1 oneer A.D .FINDLEY •• • •• • • •••••••••.•••••••••••••• Cablnee:::\ Ware Maker. Shop at . No. J9. Church St. H.T. GOUDY ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Groceries John GRIFFITH and Wllllam KELL ••••••••••• Blacksmlthlng John GRAHMS··· •• • •••• .- •••••••••••••••••• Stone Masonry F.E. KALEB······ ••••••••••••••••••••••••• Merchant Tallor. in Prouty's Block. Corner of Lane and Liber~y Streets B.LEONARD····· ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Boots and Shoemaker Hiram McALLISTER. proprletor ••••••••••••• McAllister House (guesthouse. located on.Mt. Pleasant St •• opposlte Eden Park PROUTY and WILLETT.· •••••••••••••••••••••Land Agency W.N. SH~ ••••••••••••• _~~ •••• ~ ••••••••••• •• 8 urve yor H~nry _. . STEVENS, ~·~~~e:-~ W~SH-~and ~~rancis LAROUX •••••Housebu1ldlngMa s onr y-3 tone cu t ttng~-':'\l:'~~'~~~' -: John R. WINTON··· •••••••••••••••••••••••• General Store George WOLFE •••••••••••• ~ •••••••••••••••• Carpentry �PALMYRA Township continued: ADVERTISEMENTS in the Freeman'l.§. Champion, "Prairie City, Kanzas, .Aug 20 1857" MEDI CAL NOTICE: "The undersigned respectfully tenders to the citizens of Prairie City and vicinity his services as a practitioner of Med1cine and Obstetrics. In his practice he never bleeds or blisters: never prescribes Calomel, Opium, Arsenic, or any other poison, and invariably has better success than those Who use those agents. A supply of genuine vaccine virus .on hand and inserted and warranted.' Off1ce and residence on Aurora Street, East side of Eden Park. H.J. CANNIF'F, M.D. Prairie City, June 20, 1857 11 * .* * * * ' * * * * * * More Advertisements in the F'reeman I s Champion~ "Prairie City, Kansas, Aug 20-; 1857" Blacksmi thirig~ ohn GRIFFITH," • ~ .• having nea~r+y: :rec<?!e~e.~ (i'IOn:t_ th~. "ager", he can.riow'::pro!Ilptly~ ~.t_t~nd·~po~:histbusinessc~" • • - - :.... . / - .' • -"- _ .,-~ ," • ~ 1"~·.4 ".:, • Masons Wanted! by John GRAHAM ~ Jm4 Elias Phy s1ci an ~ * * ~ Agents-F.H. LANE, huntington, PA Gideon ELIAS, Prair1e City, K.T. Surgeon-Will1am GRAHAM, M.D., Office on Main St. * * * * *. * * * * * * * Advertisement in the Aug 13 1857 issue of the "Freeman'.§. Champion, Prairie City. Kanzas" "SOWERS AIN'T DEAD"---If He Hasn't Done Much Lately-The Saw' Mills are now running and Lumber is plenty--"HoI Ye who are in want of Houses; listed to me while I a tale unfold; I have it to say that I have lately engaged in my employ some of the best Carpenters the \country affords ••• my terms are strictly cash. * * * * * * * * Wm. SOWERS, Pra1rie City 20 July 1857" * * * * * * From "Freemen's Champion. Prair1e C1ty. Kanzas, Mar 2· 1858" PETITION for DIVORCE-Elias H'. BAYSINGER vs'Margaret E. BAYSINGER Defendant absent for more than 2 years. Defendant 1s a non-res1dent. Case to be heard October Term in Lecompton U.S. D1str1ct'Court_ 2nd Judicial Dist. K.T. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * �WAKARUSA Township 153 ORDINAN CE NO. 973A.'1 ORDINANCE FASS2D DECEM3ER ). 191) aENAl'UNG CEliTAlH S'mEEl'S IN THE CITY OF LAWRENCE. '!{S iienamed Dane Street/ Second St~eet need Street/ Third St~eet Elltott Street/ Fourth Street Penn Street/ Ftfth Street ?tnckney Street/ Stxth Street Wtntr~op Streett Seventh Street Henry Street/ Eighth Street Warren Street/ Ntnth Street Berkley Street/ Tenth Street ~uincy Street &: / ~ McCook Avenue Eleventh ~treet Hancock Street / Twelfth Street Lee Street/ Thirteenth Street Adams Street / Fourteentn Street Morris Street / Fifteenth Street Eucltd Street j Sixteenth Street Ontario Street & / Seventeenth Street Sherman Avenue Rogers Aven~e &/ Etghteenth Street 3ews Avenu.e Banks Street &/ Ntneteenth Street Leis Avenue Hen~med Senator Street/ Twentle h Street Merchants Street/~6enty_ftrst St. Carmean Street &/Twenty-second St. dosford Aven 51shop Avenue/ Twenty-third St. Indian Avenue/Twenty-fourth St. Conklin Street/ Indiana St. Smith Street/ Illinois St. Keith Street/ Alabama St. ~ LAWRENCE Renamed Vermont Street/First St. North Brid~ Street/ Second St. North Rhode Island St./ Third St. North New York St.; Fourth St. North Maryland St./ Sisth St. North Kansas Ave./ Seventh St. North Delaware St./ Ei~hth St. North East Street/ Ninth St. North LAKEVIEW SCHOOL DISTRICT # 1 HAKAR,USA TOWNSHIP, DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS From the Annual Report of School Districts for the year ending June 30, 1898. Transmitted to County Commissioner this 1st day of August 1898, signed Frank H. BRUNE, District Clerk. Student BRUNE, Paul Bennie Oscar Malinda Lottie Mamie Fred \.Jesley Gussie Albert Anna Helen Oliver Carrie BEURMAN, Lewis' HARPEL, Merle Louise Grace EIBEST, Jennie LANGDERFER, Annie Emma Caroline George Eddie Edith Lewis Age 14 10 13 18 20 15 12 9 11 6 13 11 10 5 14 11 9 8 8 20 17 14 14 10 12 6 Student REED, Lawrence Kate Fred Maude Myrtle WELCH, Sarah LEWIS, Jonnie Charley STEHHIEN, Fred Bertha Clara HOUSTON, Nellie Mercy George McCREATH, Frances Catherine Age 16 13 7 11 6 7 8 6 11 8 6 8 6 5 6 5 Teacher: Alma CARD HELL Director: J.C. PATTON P.O. Lakeview, KS. Submi tted by Jane Wiggins �154 WORDEN. UNI'l'EQ METHODIST CHURCfi ____ CELEBRATINGIT·li 115th ANNIVER~ARY L_ _ _ _ _ The following i~form­ j! ation was taken from the booklet, The Worden United Methodist Church 100th Anniversary and from the church bulletin, Word from Worden,· Feb. 1984, Vo 1 3, #2. I I. "Nearly all of the free state settlers were church members in communi ties from'which they came, and one of the first prOVision they made after settling in the Territory Was for religious services. At first, services were held TheFirsj Chw:c.b l1uilt /r.d8Z2 in the open B;ir. in rented rooms, in tents or in rude cabins. But as settlement increased, church buildings were erected .11 "While serving in the Lawrence Circuit in 1869. S.W. ~9K~SSON':'i preached in a school house and organized Willow Springs;. ~.The::,; following were charter members:c:') Charles W'ARNER and wife, Rfey. D.R. ZELLNER and wife. Conrad PIPPERT and wife, Daniel HEFFNER and wife. Mother PIPPERIJ.', Mother FAGER, lVlrs. G. OEHRLE and C .LONG. and wife." i. I In 1872 the first church was built on lan~ given by Henry FAGER. The structure was wooden and i t0D:feas:lU'ed_2B '·X 40 feet. Some of the Ministers in the First church 'were': : ~ S .W,. McKESSON. H. HA4$. John WUERTH. J.F. SCHRIEBER. P. FRI CKER, C. EMMEL and others. In 1874 a Sunday School was organized with Conrad PIPPERT as Superintenant. /i"·Worden was originally part of the Lawrence MiSSion." In 1885 Lawrence Circuit was changed to Eudora Circui t '. "The Willow Springs appointment continued as part of the Eudora Circuit until 1906 when it was detached and formed into Worden Mission. A parsonage was built in 1900. N When improvements were made on Highway 50 N. the old Worden church was taken down (·~,~tie:·\t~:~t::s~~yice being h~ld there' 'On September 11 1932. A new church was 'be'gun an~Lwas::: ded1.ca.ted~F.eo~' _ ruary 5. 1933. This month the Worden ,United Methodist Church is F.~!~e!,a.tlll;g1:'t.·s.~.11.5~a.~~r.V'.ersary.··On February 5. 1984 the (Ch.tgcli~~pa.se_ment':~f~;:~~~:R:~,~9~~~Ude,9:'~g~,te,~;:and named II Friendship Hall" • * *by Rev. * Hugh* Stouppe * ,-.Contributed . -~ ~;.:--: * * * * * �155 ... ~utrit~ -'.J:- - Queries are free to members. They should state at least two facts to gain best results. Queries are also free to non-members, but must concern Kansas related ancestors of fifty years or earlier. STROUP MC GEE Mary June Matthews, P.O. Box 542, Portala, CA 96122 Need proof of parents of both Isaac William STROUP and Mary M. MC-GEE STROUP. Isaac was born 7 Oct. 1845, Grant Co., Indiana. He volunteered in Inf., Lawrence, Kansas 1862 and returned to Lawrence in 1865. He married Mary M. MC GEE 14 Feb. 1869 at Eudora, Ks. by Charles Pill.a, J.P. She was born 1848 in Illinois. HODGINS. ROBB CRIM Mrs. L.M. Talley, 2020 Emerald Drive, Lawrence, KS 66044 Needniarriage and death of Lillie Clara Bell TALLY (Widow of William TALLY) alive 7 Feb. 1913. D~ceased Wichita, KS. Would like to hear from any known relative or someone who may have known them. Mrs. Louise Hawthorne, 2122 Kolomyia, West Bloomfield, MI 48033 Would like to correspond with anyone researching HODGINS, ROBB or CRIM. Harriet J. HODGINS resided in Douglas County, Kansas circa 1900. MARTIN· COLVIN CALVIN Donald W.Vaughn, 1946 Barker, Lawrence, KS 66044 Would like to exchange information on MARTIN, COLVIN or CALVIN families of Washington County, New York circa 1790-1905. PAINTER LOWER William M.Guthr:ie, 11513 107th St. S.W., Tacoma, WA 98498 Would like to correspond with anyone interested in these families: PAINTER, LOWER. Resided in Grant Township late 1800's. SLAYDEN DODSON Wilma Vaughn, 1946 Barker, Lawrence, KS 66044 Will exchange information on SLAYDEN or DODSON in Virginia circa 1775-1840 .. LANSDOWN· LANSDOWNS HORN HARRIS Mrs. Floyd Logan, 1432 Washington Blvd., West Portsmouth, OH 45662 Looking for .descendants of Hiram P. LANSDOWN/LANSDOWNS, probably buried in Maple Grove cemetery. Also his sister-in-law, Margaret (HORN) HARRIS buried Maple Grove cemetery. . TALLY HOUGLAND McCLINTOCK PURCELL JONES Maxine Hougland, .Rt. 1, Box l53C, Perry, KS 66073 Want names of pupils of Coal Creek School which was 3 or 4 miles north of Baldwin City, Ks., for the years 1905-l9l3~anything in those years. I am looking for the record of Tom Chester HOUGLA}ID . .. Not sure which years he went there. Jean· (Chapman) .Snedeger, 1638 R. I. St., Lawrence, KS 66044 Need info. regqrding parents of Catherine Ann McCLINTOCK, Born: 1840 Tenn. Married: 1st in }856 to Henry Buckley PURCELL. 2nd in 1869 to George R. JONES. She died 1911 in Denver, Wor~h Co., Mo. Father: Samuel McCLINTOCK, mother's name unknown. �------------------ -- 156 ROSEBAUGH MARTIN ,CREVISTON KEPLER SAUM BOND BLURTON BLENTON Gail Martin, 1000 S. Atchison, El Dorado, KS 67042 Need information on Jane ROSEBAUGH b. '15 June 1820, Butler Co. Pa. and married David MARTIN 9 Feb. 1865 at Black Jack,'Ks. Need her death date and death place and everything about David MARTIN~parents, birth" etc. Maxine (Chapman) Graves, 1828 Ohio St., Lawrence,.KS 66044 Need p'roof of parents of Joseph J. CREVISTON, Sr., born: 1797 Bedford Co., Pa. Married ,'1822 in Ohio to Sarah KEPLER. Joseph died 1875, Grant Co;, Ind. Known Children: Amanda D. , Harvey, Melissa, Harriet, Catherine, Lydia, Sarah, William, Mary J."Rachel, and Joseph, Jr . . Patricia Williams, P.O. Box 370, Ocean Park, WA 98640 Looking for information on deaths and burial site of Charles and Mary SAUM, Grant Township, Douglas Co., Ks. Also would like to contact relatives of SAUM daughters, Susan, Julia, Emma and Elizabeth. Cecil C. Smith, 2706 Redwood Ave., Grant's Pass, OR 97527 Will trade information on Benjamin Franklin BOND and his wife Susan BLURTON or BLENTON. Lived in Douglas County, Ks. until 1866 and moved to Missouri. McMAHAN Twila Lueking, Rt. 2, Yates Center, KS 66783 Would like to correspond with anyone researching the name McMAHAN, especially in Kansas and Missouri. PATEE TIBBALS Jane Wiggins, Route 5, Box 54, Lawrence, KS 66044 Need information on Harry PATEE of Douglas Co., Ks. who was married to Mary Persis TIBBALS in late 1870's or early 1880's. They resided in Douglas Co., Ks. and Denver, Colorado. Think he was a brother to Clair M.PATEE (1857-1930). FREEMAN ROSEBAUGH O'NEIL Gail Martin, 1000 S. Atchison, El Dorado, KS 67042 Need information on Mary Beeks FREEMAN who married Thomas R. ROSEBAUGH 5 Sept. 1866 in Baldwin City, Ks. Also need marriage date for Eleanor ROSEBAUGH who married Dr. Moses O'NEIL in Douglas Co., Ks. maybe. MATNEY LAWSON TALLEY NEVITT HOUGLAND WOOD BUTLER BRYSON FLEMING Mrs. Lloyd M. Talley, 2020 Emerald Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 Seeking descendants of William M. ~ATNEY and Emma Jane MATNEY. Their mother was Nancy 'Jane LAWSON TALLEY who married Benoni C. TALLEY in 1873 in Douglas County and went to Independence, Montgomery Co., Ks. with his two stepchildren, William and Emma Jane 11ATNEY. In 1880 census William MATNEY was 14 and Emma Jane MATNEY was 10. Need information and will correspond ·oR·-the families of MATNEY, LAWSON, NEVITT, and TALLEY. Maxine (Moore) Hougland,. Rt. 1, Box l53C, Perry, KS 66073 I have a will of Elais HOUGLAND who married Sarah WOOD 1 Nov. 1797, ShelbY~Co .. ,~'Keritucky. I will share it. Jean (Chapman) Snedeger, 1638 R.1. St., Lawrence, KS 66044 Need parents of Sarah Rebecca (BUTLER) BRYSON, born: 1859 in Humboldt, Allen Co., Kansas. Married Daniel Hashington BRYSON 1875 in lola, Kansas. Sarah was raised by Grandparents Eli' and Sarah FLEMING after .she was four years old. - -- - . ;y ------- �relDo.bere" 'ie(e, 10 . .oJ' .-.. ~_.LA . . . . . . 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"'lJS.,~ - '" � 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.) 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Title A name given to the resource The Pioneer, Vol. 7, No. 3: March 1984 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 7 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 1984 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_VOL7_3_MARCH1984 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/2e7b4e512868749f63d53735f869dc68.pdf eca9d0e161a10216cb5b74b74ccf4169 PDF Text Text .. -.It " ~ ~.:'.J t It.,,:'· i. \-, .' . ""~ ... • ,~..,. ... ;' " :' ~. '.' "'I, " 'r." - ." .....' ",:.' •... ~' .... ---::'. ..- - -'r .:; ;-' _.' .. ---.-.- __ "'; ~...~_. __ .~... ---' :-~::- _'.: ~ __ "_:~_'_:~h ~ ~ ;. .-~. Co", , ~ ··~~·:~~~:~i:-~':· , .. ~ ~~. ~ :: ' 'r' 'J:;, "-' , '. ~,"+, '':;'. ,,~:- •• ":!-;, ~: ; .. ~ _' ~ " '. -, . ";,-',, '. ' ..... :.'. ,,". .. , - .~ - ~<, .<. . '~'; ,._'.•.. '<• .... �- ,- Til 1 I ----~ ( Vol. VII; -----" - No. 4 - --~-June., 1984' . , .~. I '. L·, - - ;,~--- ::" Pl81111 --=~- - -- .~ :;....---....- ~ . --:--: . - . '".-. ~-:";'.'. .,...". ' ..........,_. ~ .>... 71t:~~~ ~.-.;'::. .. ~. ~.~ - .. --. Published QUarterly By: 'Douglas Countg Genealos'ical Societa P.o. BOX 3664 LAWRENCE , l<ANSAS 66044 . �, of Watkins Kuseum >- .~ I- j j z: IIJ .1: % :::;) 0 v 0 V w j v... ~ -S )- ::::> It) c( CD ~ ~ O~l: OcO~ 07~ z: <t &L. «~ > i: - . l~~::.~~:;'::- rf C II ~ -D Fi l: -~, .... .... \ i ~ :~ .. r; \ " .~.\ < ~ D'~ !iI, It!: .... " :.i +: G ~o }~ ~~"I~ I, II -c.'::~ ,,~:~-< 'I - .., /f" ~ . ' \~ ri:':' ~~ Ij +\~~ . D" /~" " ur '" &~,~ '\ ;~-- :/....,..~ 'r~··:.:.-_"..':. ! .. ~~ ,~~ '\," ~~ "\ " '=~ ~~J!L'-~...."":..,.,-. . ....... " .~ ., .. o ,:" " ~ m1'J,~4 D~ ""~~.,/%•.:rr -p"... ~ \ ~ ~ :.c " ~~---,,:,. ~~~... " ,t. . 1· :'iJ ~ ~ ,'", "~ . "~.. ... ~ 13" "':!o. \'\' ~z: "" ,\ f ,\1,""1 ');' I, ~mll (' ...•i The Douglas County Genealogical Society is a non-profit organization with . regularly scheduled meetings the second Tuesday night of each month, 7:30 :P.M., .meeting place to be announced. Mini-workshops are held the first 'Monday evening after the regular monthly meeting at 7:00 P.M. in the . __ Gallery Room of the Lawrence Public Library. Membership fees are $10.00 single, $11.00 family. The fiscal year is from July 1 to June 30 of the f91lowing year. ,.. �I ~j'" THE PIONEER Published Quarterly by The Douglas County Genealogical Society P.O. Box 3664 Lawrence, Kansas 66044 ISSN 0739-4101 ----------------------------------~----------------------------------------- June 1984 Vol. VII, No.4 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------~ Page Contents In Memoriam'. . . . . . . . . . . . • . .,. • • . . . . . . . . . . . . 'President's Letter Editor's Letter Books and Publications Presented to and Bought by the Douglas County Genealogical Society 1983-1984. . . . . Family Records Henry and Tirzah ROBINSON MARCH Bible Ahnentafel of Cynthia SCHOTT . . . , . . . . Baggage Notices in the Herald of Freedom, Lawrence, Kansas, 1855 Douglas County, Kansas Marriage-Records (1874) . • . . • . . . . Brides' Index to Douglas County, KS Marriage Records (1874). Index to Criminal Docket Book I, Douglas County, KS (Nov. l863-Feb. l878)-"J" through "R" . . . . . . . . . . They "Got Away with Murder"--The MEDLICOTT-RUTH Poisoning Case of 1871. Abstracts of Petitions for Divorce Filed in Douglas County, KS 1864-1884 (2nd installment) . . . . • . . . . . . • . . . . . Reunions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 158 · 159 · 161 162 . 163 164 . 171 174 . 177 · 181 · 189 Registry of Voters of the Township of Lawrence, Douglas County, KS in 1859 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . • . . . .... · C.W. SMITH Mortuary Book (1890-1907), Lawrence, Kansas KMcCLURG(Y), J.B.-MORGAN, Miss} . . . . . • · Townships CLINTON-Claim of Augustus WATTLES (1859) . . EUDORA-Hesper Friends Cemetery, Douglas County, KS by James Keith COBLE . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . · GRANT-Eighty-eight Years Ago in Bismarck (Newspaper Items). KANWAKA-Biographica1 Sketch of Mrs. Hanora (HICKEY) ANDERSON. LECOMPTON-"Chester A. ARTHUR's Visit to Lecompton in 1857'!. . • · MARION-Part of a P1at,Map of Marion Township Showing Names of Landowners (1873). . . . . . . . . . . . . ......•.• • PALMYRA-Letter of Mary Elizabeth HOSKINSON to Her Brother, Dudley in 1875 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . WAKARUSA-Walnut Grove District No. II-List of Students in 1898. · WILLOW SPRINGS-Affadavit of Death and Heirship in the Estate of Jacob ULRICH. . . . • Queries. . . . . . . . . . . . *** " . NEW MEMBERS Clara VANDERSTAAY, 1225 Pawnee, Leavenworth, KS 66048 Sharon L. RAMCZYK, 5308 Forest Circle, Stevens Point, WI 54481 Gertrude TWEDDELL, 531 Ash, Eudora, KS 66025 Virginia McGEE, 1102 Birch, Eudora, KS66025 Anna Marie HOGAN, 3017 N. Racine,.Chicago, IL 60657 Sandra L. CRITTENDEN, Route 1,- Box 1530, Sutherlin, OR 97479 ..Ruby Alice ABBOTT, 2024 NE Tudor Rd., Lee's Summit, MO '64063 190 194 198 199 200 201 202 205 206 207 208 209 �158 I ( .~~~~~~ . l j-------. <-\ : - ~n -I ~ \. - Jllenw'Uam .,,' -~- . ". - " . . :.. .;....~:l.oIW-.._.{-, ;.' . A_' J -ltAR~_::..DALT_~· '·.K:t.Ta.PHX.· ,"- .,. ,-c' --M.ilic~b-2&~~·!198:4:·· 1~ . .. ( . . - f' / . l In your empty office the owls are gone from the wall • . B-They were a reminder of the wise help you gave us all. . You always fulfilled cheerfully any request large or small. 8 l You enjoyed the happiness of work and family. Felt the pangs of grief that comes to us all. Your cheerful self has gone on to realm more tranquil. May you reside forever in Heavens beautiful halls. 1 i .. Donald Vaughn 1 \ ~~~~~~ _ _________ ~__ 7. - 1_ _ - " . ~., " _-~--·-l_____________ -'"I i ". . ----'---~'-----------...:----------"----., .:-:....,:~ _'Le - ---.J . A heartfelt tlThanks~ to those who "helJ)ed' to make this a most productive year for our Society. Many projects have been successfully completed and new ones started. Remember. helping with these projects can be a valuable learning experience and will help when researching your own fam1ly lines. The erosion of time causes a "wearing away" of records and family history will be lost to many future generations if we don't, compile information now. Rewarding friendships are created from working together. Let's keep going. " :-~-~-\ .J ean Snedeger --------..---'------,-.- '- I t has been a real pleasure to have served as Editor of -'./ THE PIONEER thls year. IespeQ~ally appreciate all of the support. encourgement and pontrlbutlons .whlch you have g-1ven ln order to . .: . make THE PIONEER a successful publication. Speolal "Thanks" are . due those on THE PIONEER comml ttee: Jean SNEDEGER. Don VAUGHN. Wilma VAUGHN, Gl'ace EMBERS. Pau11ne ELNIFF. Jane WIGGINS, a n d ' Gall Van LOENEN. They worked countless hours stapllng. address1ng. typlng and malllng THE PI(j)N-EER.I_ deeply apprec1ate th~lr help and the1r frlendshlp.' . ~ .. 'Jud"y Sweets ,~ �c ;159 ~ -..,.. I BOOKS anQ. PUBLI CATIONS-- -i. ~---.~ DONORS ~- ,~. Vinlan4 ~ HistorY ~ Methodist Episoopal Churoh of Vin1and. Kansas 1864-1982 by Ann E. Hemphill - Mary Ja.mlson fuul Thomas Gorton Rhode Island Genealogioal Reglster Vol. 1,2.3 and 4 (1978-1982) j Thomas Gorton Engl andHistori0 Genealogioal Reg1ster Vol.129. 130. 131. 132 (1975-1979) Thomas Gorton County Genealogical Soo1ety-Vol 2~ 3. 4. 5. (1974-1978) ~Dutchess-Dutchess - -- - j , Kansas COuncll of Genealog1oal Slooiet1es-1.th Annual Meeting ~ l2a1-Booklet of Researoh Ideas Andrew CountY-A COmmunity. by Andrew County H1stor1oal Soo1ety. Savannah. MO. 1980 Don and Wilma Vaughn Jtl8l sworth .. Publl shlng ;gompany History g! Pulaski COunty Missouri Pulask1County H1storioal Sooiety Walsworth Pub11shing Comp8lij ., - Calliope. A Hlstory of the County Rlng Rule of s10ui and surround1ng countles. Iowa by Ken Hansen Walsworth Pub11shing Company ~ Chlldren'§Her1tage. by Alberta Lhwder Walsworth Pub11shing Company Hoscbar-Hoshour Famfly Llneage. by John Hoshor and Florence M. Palsgrove . Walsworth Publlshlng Company Genealogy 2t ~ Descendants g( 19bn Walker of W1gton. Scotland w1th Records of 8 Few Allied Fam1lles. War Records & Fragmentary Notes Perta1nlng to the Hlstory of V1rg1nia 1600-1902. by Emma Slgglns Whlte Kansas Genealogical Society A Guide ~ ~ Manuscripts ~ Arohlves Qt !bA Western Reserve Hlstorlcal Soc1ety. Clevef·,~·­ land.. Ohl0. by Kerml t J. Pike Jane Wigg1ns Boggan Kershner Families of MarYland l2J1-1222 Vol II,§C_ ~I~ _b~_~_uth ~Botinds- Kershner ~ ~_Plerce Genealogy+~. Ml 0ha el. 19bn ~ ~. W1lliam Plerce ~ 12 America lt2m England The Descendants !2I. Chrlst Bohnsack by Delta D. Raley Ruth Kershner and Ann Kershner Walton K. Lenore Graf Delta D. Raley �i60 Books and Publlcatlons contlnued: BOOKS DONORS Rohrbach Genealogy. Vol. III by Lewls Bunker Rohrbach Le~l s Pralrle Farmer'§. <Rellable DlrectorY- j of Farmers Breeders ~ Fo un taln. Parke ~ Vermllllon ..Q.Q.. Indl ana Judy Sweets ana Bunker Rohrbach Grave Reglstratlons.,gn:t,on. Sold1;ers Burled ~ ,Irene S. Glllls ln the Mlsslssippi Natlonal Cemeterles 9.!. CCirlnth. Natchez Jm9,. V1Cksburg by Irene S. Glllls Allegheny COunty fa. Cemeterles Vols. 1. 2. & 3. by Sharon Kraynek Hugh Stouppe Encyclopedla 2! Amerl can Quaker Genealogy g~M.l,_ss Ka_t~_yn. )?unt9~. Vol III. by Wllllam Wade Hlnshaw Captaln Jonathan Farren !2t.: AmesburY. Massachusetts and ~ Q! ~ Descendants. by Frank Myer Ferrln ~ (dled July 15. 193~)·. arranged by Mary A. Brennan Mlss Kathryn Bunton nut Hemmatt Papers • Early Inhabl tants of Ipswlch. Massachusetts. 1633-1700. by Abraham Hammatt Mlss Kathryn Bunton Genealoglcal Notes Qn.~ Fo undlng 9.!. New England. by Ernest Flagg Mlss Kathryn Bunton Kansas State Hlstorlcal Soclety Comprebenslye Index ~ ~ Publlcatlons 1§25- Don and Wllma Vaughn 1.2.lQ. Wlnchester Kansas Newspapers. Index ComplIed by Raymond E. Rlley Jane Wlgglns Russell Reglster. Vol Two. #1.2.3 and Dorothy Clarke 4. Index 1979-80. Frances Russell Nelson. Editor and Publisher l \ ' .. BOOKS PJJRCHJ\\SEILBY.. THE.SOCIETY <-1-9.8,3-1-984) Guide ~ Genealogical Research 1n by the National Archlves ~ Natlonal Archlves ~ Offlcl.1 St.te Atlas of Kansas'( 1887) • Reprlnted by Kansas Councll of Genealogloal SOoieties. 1982 ~ AriaPsas Hlstory Comm lssion Bulletln of Informatlon. 12 &12 (1915)' . Local.@!!9: Famlly Hlstory !n,South Carolina: by Richard N. Cote The Adoption Seerchbook. by Mary Jo Billera #11.~ A'.Blbllogranhy �-------- " _ Herii:;l'~d Tirzah_ BqB~NSON- ~sa Bi,b~~ __ __ __ __ ~c=~_~_~_~.~_~~_~_~~~_~_~.~_~_~~~_~_~_~_~~.~~~~" Henry MARCH. married Tirzah ROBINSON in Ross Co •• Ohio in 1819. Their son. George MARCH married Helene COL~ in 1851 and came to Lawrence, Kansas in 1872. Their children were: Anne MARCH. DUNLAP. Josephine MARCH MARVIN and Frank MARCH. ~ The Title page of the Bible reads: The Holy Bible. Mason and Lane, New York. 1837. published for the Methodist Episcopal Church. James Collard. Printer. The Bible was donated to Watkins Museum in Lawrence, Kansas. (Pictures and Bible information eourtesy of the MARCH family and Watkins Museum) • 'i Marriages Henry MARCH was married to Tirzah ROBINSON 18 Feb 1819 \:.- Births .~ '. , , H.I. MARCH was born Oct 11.1795 Tirzah MARCH was born 17 Deo 1798 Elizah MARCH was born 8 Apr 1820 Mary MARCH was born 10 Oct 1821 Stephen MARCH was born ) Feb 182) Joseph MARCH was born 11 July 1825 Abigail MARCH was born 27 Sept 1827 George MARCH was born 2 Feb 1829 . Henry MARCH was born 27 Jan 18)1 William MARCH was born 22 Sept 18)4 John W. MARCH was born 9 May 18)9 Deathsi Mary MARCH died 1 Aug 1822 Stephen MARCH departed this life 8 Feb 184). aged 20 years and 5 days Abigail MARCH died 4 July 1848. died 21 years 7 months 8 days Eliza HARE died 7 Jan 185). aged )2 yrs 9 months. )0 days Joseph MARCH died 6 Dec. 185) aged 28 yrs 4 months. 25 days Henry MARCH died 16 Feb 1855 at LynChburg. Ohio. aged 24 years and 20 days Henry J. MARCH died 26 Dec 1860 at Lynchburg. Ohio aged 65 years 2 months and i4 days Tirzah MARCH died 21 May 1875 at Sandusky. Ohio aged 76 years 5 months and 4 days John Wesley MARCH died 2) Jan 1886. aged 46 yrs. 8 months. 14 days. at Springfield. Ohio William MARCH died 2) July 1908 aged 7) yrs 10 months ., \ ,, .. ' , " , ... : '-'1;>- - �Ped. Chart Name Born 1. 2. Cynthia Ellen SCHOTT Raymond Dudley =pmiitCE~ -=-3: Anna Lauretta SCHOTT 4. Victor Hugo SCHOTT 5. Ethel WHITMAN 6. Thomas Edwin PIERCE 7. Anna Lauretta CUMMINGS 8. John Frederick SCHOTT 9. Mary Sofia Geraldine HEINEN 10. Edgar Ernest WHITMAN 11. Delia Ann BOLES 12. Newton PIERCE" 13. Charlotte WAGGONER 14. William Henry CUMMINGS 15. Alice Lauretta BOLTON 16. John Frederick SCHOTT 17. Mary Anna DESCHER 18. Frederike HEINEN 19. Deborene STAScHEN 20. Jesse WHITMAN 21. Elizabeth COLYER 22. William Thomas BOLES 23 .'M<t¥y' 'ElizabethB~URr<:ETT 24 Jonathan PIERCE 28. Joseph CUMMINGS 30. John M. BOLTON 31. Sarah Amanda MILES 32. John SCHOTT 33. Anna Catherine RODEN 40. Jarvis WHITMAN 41. Elizabeth DENNE 42. Jonathan COLYER 43. Lydia MILLER 44. ~Peter~BOEES 45. Nancy HALE 46. Nathaniel BURKETT 47. Mary "Polly" HARTMAN 62. Eli Joshua MILES 63. Nancy LUELLEN 80. Jessie WHITMAN 81. Catherine VANDERHOOF 90. Thomas HALE 91. Agnes ~REIS __ ' - - - . ..l26.. Zadock'LUELLEN;) ·~-~i:t·~·~ :;{±-~t~f~-S) -~" 161. 252. 320. 321. 640. Hannah Platt BRUSH Phillip LUELLEN Zebulon WHITMAN Phebe JARVIS Zebulon WHITMAN .J. "-. ". ~ ." . 1951 1920 1924 1877 1890 1884 1891 1845 1845 1858 1871 1839 1842 1866 1869 1822 1821 1822 1830 1837 1828 1830 1845 1853 Married KS KS KS KS KS KS KS MD GER. IND VA IlL:. IL KS KS GER. GER. GER. Ger. NY IND. VA VA 1948 KS 1909 KS 1909 KS 1871 KS 1888 KS 1859 "," 1888" 1844 GER. 1857 NY VA 1800 OH OH MO GER. GER. NY VT 1810 OH 1834 IN 1818 1795 OH VA 1826 VA 1806 1868 KS 1829 GER. GER. NY Died 1946 1983 1946 1951 1903? 1927 1930 1970 1904 KS KS KS KS CA KS KS KS KS' 1906 1850? 1903 1867 1876 KS KS KS KS KS 1897 1920 1900 1922 KS KS KS KS 1893 1925 1937 KS KS KS GER. GER. IN in 1864 1871 1889 1876 1814 1817 1820 1799 1785 PA OH NY 1846 MO 1886 1886 1894 1901 1898 1857 1843 1788 pA 1812 OH 1878 ==.--1-7-J'~~1 TN TN VA KS KS NY NY IA .. :~-.----.----.-NY-"--~~ i~~\\~~·;-- 1757 ca. 1760 1702 NY 1845 ca.1830 1759 NY PA NY NY 1759 NY 167:8 .... ~'. ... --~--- �163 Ped. Chart No. Sibe1 LEWIS 641. 1280. Joseph WHITMAN 1281. Sarah KETCHUM (CECUM) 2560. Zachariah WHITMAN 2561. Sarah BISCOE 5120. Abigah WHITMAN 10240. John WHITMAN Died Married Born Name 1700 NY 1643 CT 1595 15.60~. 1523 1630 ENG. ENG. ENG. ENG ENG 1663 CT 1670 1573 BEL. Cynth1a SCHOTT 806 East 14th St. Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Typed by Rev. H.ughi ..Stouppe e -------------------------~ 1 ~_~_.~.-- Herald of Freedom, Jan. 6, 1855, p. 2, c. 5 Goods for Pioneers I There are goods in the warehouse at Kansas City, Mo., for S.J. WILLIS, F. OVERFIELD, Mr. HUBBARD, C.N. LOW, J.T. JOHNSON, Laten SMITH, J. CARNEY, F. CARNEY, E. ALLEN, E.A. COLEMAN, C.H. SWAIN, N.G. ALLEN, W. COLBURN, A. JONES, J.E. SHORT, Lewis RYATT, Samuel KENNEDY, J.H. DOTY, S.W. ROBINSON, L. FARLIN, A.S. POTTER, N.W. SMITH, Mr. SAYR. There was a quantity of freight in St. Louis on the 4th of Dec., directed to persons in Kansas which cannot arrive until spring, viz:Doct. John DOY, J. ARMSTRONG, C.N. LAW, H. HALL, J. LEVANY, J. WILLIAMS, W. COLBURN, N.B. CHIME, J. CRACKLIN, Andrew STONE. . A quantity of goods were left at Glasgow from the Admiral, because of ice in the river, for G.HAVEN, H.A. SMITH, H.A. HANCOCK, S.C. HARRINGTON, J. & J. L. SPEARS. -----r : . ---- -" ... '. r l. - - - - - - - - - -~. I ! \( Herald of Freedom, Jan. 27, 1855, p. 2, c. 8 'j' : 'I II I ( I .j ~ "f List of Baggage Found b~ General S. C. POMEROY at different places along the route from St. Lou1s to Boston, and was forwarded to the care of Mr. Slater St. Louis, where it will remain until navigation opens in the spring:~ E.A. COLMAN, 1 box, 1 bbl; G.W.BROWN, 30 bdls. paper; H.B. BURGESS 1 box' W.H. WEYMOUTH, 1 box; J.W. RUSSELL, 1 box; N.P. CHASE, 4 pkgs.; J. 'CRACKLIN, 2 boxes; J. DOY, 2 boxes; BENTON & ACKLEY 1 box' C N LOW 3 b 1 h 1 bur J ARMSTR NG " " , oxes, c est, eau;. 0 , 1 box; A. STONE, 2 boxes 2 bbls . H HALL 1 b J. WILLIAMS, 1 chest, 1 bag, 1 bbl.; S. LANING, box; W:'COBBEN, che~~~ W. SCAL~S, 4 pkgs.; M.R. CLOUGH, 4 pkgs.; C. TEFFT, 2 pkgs.; J.E. STEWART: 3 pkgs., L. KNAPP, 1 pkg.; Geo. GILBERT, 3 pkgs.· R. KENEDY 1 box' N A HALSEY, 1 box. . '." •. i i I . . . , :; :. I L .S.ubmlttedb~~8Jie-.W!gglnS . , ;· .... ~~;~I~~>. ~,. • .::...J . ./' r. ..... ;I t._ • 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, Ennna 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. 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 Dg. Co., KS 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 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. 20 Jan. 1874 Leavenworth Co.,KS 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.P. �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, Phill ip S. CASEY, John Denver, Colo. CHILDS, Stephen CLARK, William CLARKE, Nichol as 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 COOPER, John W. COVEY, John CRAIG, Anderson Missouri Bride INGLE, Fannie L' Dg. 'Co., KS KESLER, Elizabeth S. WARREN, Susan M. Dg. Co., KS LAWRENCE, Nancy E. CLA Y, Carol ine WAKLEY, Adel ine 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 Perryvi11 e, KS DAVIS, Mary WOODWARD, Elizabeth PATTERSON, Lucy J. CLA Y, Amanda Dg. Co., KS CARENESS, Sarah C. GADDY, Sarah E. Jeff. Co., KS EMMETT, Hattie JENNINGS, Hattie B. WAKLEY,Arvilla E. Dg. Co.• , KS BROWN, S. Ella BROWNING, Anna STILL, Mary J.F. Dg. Co., KS Date & Place if other than Lawrence 15 Mar. 1874 Officiant J.W.Hopping, M.G. 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. 29 Jan. 1874 17 Sept. 1874 License only T.L.Gardner, M.G. 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,P. 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, Pastor S.J.McNaughton, J.P. 8 Oct. 1874 11 May 1874 17 Dec. 1874 Dg. Co., KS RichardGCordley, M.G. David G. Lett, M.G. W.K.Marshall �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 OOLSTROM, 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, Al bert 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, Emna 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, Eunna 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. KIN LEY, Mary A. Officiant 15 Sept. 1874 Dg. Co., KS J.E.Rudisel1, Pastor 6 Jan. 1874 10 May 1874 25 June 1874 23 Apr. 1874 Dg. Co., KS A.C.Carper, M.G. Rev. J. F. Cunn ingham John G.A.Norton, P.J. John L. Sulivan, J.P. 12 Oct. 1874 24 Feb. 1874 6 Feb. 1874 22 Apr. 1874 Geo. W. Smith, J.P. John G.A.Norton, P.J. John Wilder, J.P. License only 11 Apr. 1874 Dg. Co., KS John G.A. Norton, l.J 17 Mar. 1874 5 Mar. 1874 Dg. Co., KS Henry W. Cinry, M.G. John G.A.Norton, P.J. 11 Jan. 1874 13 Oct. 1874 Dg. Co., KS T .0. Line11, Rev. S.M.Hopkins 14 Sept. 1874 Dg. Co., KS D.R.Colemery, M.G. 17 Nov. 1874 Dg. Co., KS A.M.Richardson, M.G. 2 Apr. 1974 6 Oct. 1874 6 Aug. 1874 M.V.B.Knox, Preacher Andrew Stout, M.G. Charles Chadwick, J.P. Dg. Co., KS 27 Sept. 1874 Dg. Co., KS Andrew Stout, M.G. 16 Feb. 1874 20 Oct. 1874 31 Aug. 1874 License only 22 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.Marsha11, M.G. �DouglassCounty, 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., M) 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, Mat il da 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, Min. 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. 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 Richard Cordley, M.G. A.C.Carper, M.G. Andrew Stout, M.G. Richard Cordley, M.G. 21 May 1874 Dg. Co., KS Jeremy Goynton, M.G. FRY, Emily C. 12 Apr. 1874 Dg. Co., KS John E. Rudisill, M.G. 11 Apr. 1874 John C. Tei1, 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 KLDPHAUS, Amalie MURRAY, Margaret L. MOON, Mary E. SHANK, Anna C. Dg. Co., KS BLACK, Nancy J. Dg. Co., KS Dg. Co., KS 9 Dec. 1974 20 23 12 18 30 Dec. Feb. Feb. Jan. Aug. 1874 1874 1874 1874 1874 Dg. Co., KS 29 Oct. 1874 Dg. Co., KS Officiant . John Ingle, M.G. John Ingle, M.G. John G.A.Norton, P.~ I.H.Bronebrake, M.G. John W. Steward, Rev. Peter Brubaker, M.G. A. A. Trimper, 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 Dg. Co., KS John Bower, M.G. Dg. Co., KS J. Meue11er, 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. MissourW 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 0& 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 CHARLETON, Emma J. HERZBERG, Anna MERKEL, Catherine E. Dg. Co., KS CARNEY, Kate 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 1 Mar. 1874 5 Sept. 1874 11 June 1874 23 June 1874 Dg. Co., KS 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.Wi11iams, 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. Charles Chadwick, J.P. ..... Dg. Co., KS Officiant ~ 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.Marshal1, M.G. 15 Mar. 1874 30 Dec. 1873 (sic) John Park, M.G. Geo. Myers, M.G. S July 1874 James Knight, M.G. eo �Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1874-cont'd Officiant Bridegroom Bride Date & Place if other than Lawrence 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. Ellis Co., KS SIMS, Mil ton 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 HO LLING BERRY , Sarah GUSTO FSON, Augusta KASOLD, Hermina WHISTLER, Sarah Quenomo, KS LEWIS, Peggie CO LE, Virg in ia 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 (?) 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. 15 Jan. 1874 12 May 1874 31 Mar. 1874 Topeka, KS James Boicourt, M.G. John Wilder, J.P. P.S.Cleland, M.G. 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.Williams, M.G. 12 Feb. 1874 19 May 1874 30 June 1874 6 Aug. 1874 Dg. Co., KS A.M.Richardson, M.G. D.O.Kellogg, 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 Bride 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 SUTPH IN, Will iam 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 oW WIEMAN, Fred W. 0 HATCH, Minnie F. Dg. Co., KS MILLER, Lydia A. Dg. Co., KS ELLIOTT, Celia PRICE, Clarissa J. Dg. Co., KS MAIN, Mary Jeff. Co 0, 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, Magg ie DONOHUE, Kate WHITE, Ella M. KAISER, Frances PATE, Ella S. KLEIMAN, Matilda SCHEMER, 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. Date & Place if other than Lawrence Officiant 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, Min. 28 Apr. 1874 23 Oct. 1874 4 Mar. 1874 John G.A.Norton, P.J. J .W.Wilson, M.G. J. Knight, M.G. 21 May 1874 Frankl in Co., KS W.O.Kretsinger, M.G. 16 Oct. 1874 Dg. Co., KS Charles Chadwick, J.P. 28 Nov. 1874 Dg. Co., KS W~K.Marshall, 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 M.G. W.O.Kretsinger, M.G. A.R.Button, M.G. H.C.K1ine, M.G. Richard Cord1ey, M.G. A. Carius, Priest A.M.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 Qct. 1874 3 May 1874 Dg. Co., KS Richard Cord1ey 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. 0 �., Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1874-cont'd Bridegroom Bride Date & Place if other than Lawrence Officiant WILLSDORF, CQarles F. WILSON, Henry WINNIE, James WISHROPP, William Osage Co., KS WIZER, David A. YOUNG, Abraham ZIMMERMAN, Will iam H. Leavenworth Co., KS BAILEY, Clara STEVEN~, 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.(W?)Wilson, M.G. M. Adams, M.G. G~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. wm. Alphabetical listing of the brides from 1874 Marriage Records, Douglas County, KS c Bride Groom Bride ""-- ~ ALLEN, Ann E. ALLGAIER, Mary E. BAILEY, Clara BARKER, Agnes BARNES, Emma BARNETT, Iantha BASS, Celia BASHORE, Mary A. BEALE, Jane BELL, Maggie BERRY, Matilda BLACK, Angeline BLACK, Nancy J. BLACKER, Mattie 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, Frankl in COOPER, John W. COVEY, John MANGELSDORF, Ernest A. MITCHELL, Samuel D. GREEN, Albert JACKSON, John 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, Will iam 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, William H. NOBLE, George WIZER, David A. WHITE, Moses H. CASEY, Jahn - _ .... .... --.J �Alphabetical listing of the brides from 1874 Marriage Records, Douglas County, KS (cont'd) Groom Bride - Bride ELLIOTT, Cel ia SMITH, Henry ELLIS, Patsey Ann LINDSEY, Louis EMMETT, Hattie COFFIN, George A. ERNST, Anna B. GREER, ~ames ERWIN(ERVIN), Jennie M. SWAYZE,' Jason C. FARREL, Maria CUNNANA, Michael FISHPAW, Martha N. HASKIN, Charles A. FORD, Eliza J. BEEYLEY, Thomas A. FOX, Eva KENNEDY, Eugene FRAZIER, Genoa D. SCHUL, John FRY, Emily C. HOLT, William P. GADDY, Sarah E. COE, Louis GORMAN, Louise E. BUTELL, Emile J. GOSLINE, Harriet A. KETNER, Richard A. GRANGER, Ne~tie S. BEALS, Jeptha GRIFFITH, Ca:'.:-oline M. GARETSON, James S. GUSTOFSON, Augusta PEARSON, Charles A. HAFER, Mary FISHER, Andrew S. HAGAN, Violet Ann DUNGAR, Willis HALEY, Mary KENNEDY, Joseph HALL, Lucinda BLADES, Andrew HALL, Narcissa HOLMES, Orland HARPER, Melissa J. o'NEILL, John HART, Elizabeth D. ALLEN, Albert F. HATCH, Minnie F. SLOSSON, George HEISE, Emma 00 LSTROM , Alexander HERYBERG, Anna MENGER, Christian A. HEMMINGER, Anna HORNBERGER, Gotthold HENDERSON, Rebecca ANDERSON, Charles HOLLINGBERRY, Sarah PEARCE, Leonard S. 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 JENNINGS, Hattie B. COLE(CONE), Allen W. JOHNSON, Al ice 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) ,3Wlpz.easpar 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. LABARR I ERE , Eveline L. HOLMES, Alfred LAHUE(LAHNE), Mary L. MARTIN, David H. LAMPSEL(SAMPSEL), Mary E. ARTHUR, Charles F. LA MASTINE, 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 ,PERSliNGlj: Abraham MAIN, Mary STANLEY, Milton MARCH, Anna E. HAMMOND, Eden D. MATTHIAS, Louisa WISHROPP, William MAN lA, Mary A. CUNN ING TON, 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 IN1XlSH, Sarah E. TRABUE, William K. �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, Olia PATTERSON, Lucy J. PATTON, Hannah M. PETERSON, Emma Christine PIERSON, Maggie A.(M.) PRICE, Clarissa J. RAMSEY, Harriet RAY, Mary E. REED, Nancy E. ROBERTS, Louisa ROBINSON, Dessie ROSE, Agatha ROSE, Fannie ROWE, Lizzie, E.M. ROY, Elizabeth SAMPLE, Lucinda 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. RGlHE, Adam VERNON, William H. GOEPFERT, William WIEDEMAN, John F.W. OUSDALL, 01 i vius 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. SHANK, Anna C. SHEPARD, Mary E. SIMMONS, Sarah A. SMITH, Emma SMITH, Mal issa SMITH, M. Ella SPITLER, Sarah STANLEY, Lucy STARKEY, Mary E. STEVEN S, Dora STEWART, Ellen STILL, Mary J.F. SUTTON, Sarah TAYLOR, Fannie A. HERRY, Magg ie THIEMKN, Elizabeth TUCKER ,'-'Harriet t E. TWEED, Clara B. UNDERWOOD, Eliza E. VAN SYCKLE, Julia A. VANTRIES, Flora J. WAKLEY, Adel ine WAKLEY, Arvilla E. WARREN, Su san M. WATKINS, Della WEIDLER, Laura WEIDLER, Re ina WELKER, Mary WESTERHOUSE, Mary WHIPPLE, Ida A. 8HISTLER, Sarah WHITE, Ella M. WHITE, Lottie WI LLIAMS, Martha WOODWARD, Elizabeth WORDEN, Mary A. KANE, James CARSON, Charles C. SIMMONS, Edward F. GARDNER, E .E. IRWIN, Nel son 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 S. 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, James W. BYRNE, Thomas W. EDLER, Henry C. ROBINSON, Edwin E. PENNOCK, Henry L. VANDENBERGH, Jacob S. WINNIE, James ZIMMERMAN, William H. CLARK, William OSBURN, George D. �174 . i -~'; .) , I I .:.: ------ -- INDEX- -to CB.IMINAL_D_O_CKET_B_O_OK_I -- r---- - -- - ~----- j Douglas County, Kansas-l Nov 1863-20Feb 1878-(Docket Book and Case Flles are ln the Judlcial and Law Enf.orcement Bldg. Lawrence. Kansas): Note: Names are not in alphabetical order. Plaintiff is the State of Kansas unless otherwise noted. Continued from Vol VII. No.3. page 138. -J- Name Q! Derendant(~)-~ ~ i:/Date.Q! l§i entry JENNISON. Charles and McGHEE •. Adam-!§9,,~22' Nov 1864: JENNISON. Charles68-23 Nov. 1864: JACKSON •. Andrew-79r,~13 May 1865: JAMESON (JAMISON). George .:~:&l'lISON, James and SMITH. Andrew-132. 22 Nov 1865; JOHNER. Joseph-152. 9 May 1866: JENKIN'S,;! William (allas Wild Bllg.) -175. 1 June 1866 ;,;I:JACKSON. Frank-181. 18 May 1866; JOHNSON. F.E .-200. 14 Nov 1866 (Deft. Dead); JOHNSON. Perry-254. 11 Sept 1867: JENNINGS. Edward R.-282. 26 Jan 1868: JACKSON, H~ry1-338. 9 Nov 1868: JOHNSON, H.O.-429, 1 Feb 1871: JOHNSON, Henry-433. 6 Mar 1871; JANTZEN, George-436. 11 May 1871---. (City of Lawrence): JANTZEN, George-438 Eind 439. 19 May 1871 l-Cl.ty .o:e~jLawrence): JOHNSON, Bertie439. 19 May 1871; JOHNSON. James-488·. 18 Sept 1873: JOHNSON. Charles A.-495. 17 Jan 1874; JENNINGS. John-562. 9 Sept 1875: JENNINGS. Henry625. 5 Feb 1878. -K- _ KNUSS. H( 1) ~26 an~? 7___( appeal). 1_1 Nov 189), (Cl 1;y' of Lawr-ence) : KEANY. Levi-80. 17 May 1865: KEELER, Dennls (and Samuel KINTER1)-97, 11 Nov 1865: KLANE (KLANS?), Wllllam-110. 21 Nov 1865: KRITSINGER. W1111am 0.-140. 11 Dec 1865: KEIS ,( <:>r"'KEYES?) and SCHWEITZER (SWEITZER) • George-149. 1 May 1866 (appeal) (Clty of Lawrence): KAYLOR t·· John-193. 12 Nov 1866: KAMMER (KUMMER). Franc1s-211, and ,212. ~f7CNov 1866: KATZENSTEIN. A.-216. 17 Nov 1866: KENNEDY. Wm-243. 5 July 1867: KIDDER. Charles-283. 26 Jan 1868; KENDALL. James-289. 28 Mar 1868; KIRKHAM. Selman-306. 6 Apr 1868: KISER. Robert-337. 9 Nov 1868: KEISEL. Freder1ka-372. 19 Aug 1869: KING. Aaron-507. 14 Sept 1874. -L- LOGAN. Dav1d-1. 11 Nov 1863: LEWIS, Henry-6. Nov 14. 1868 "\"?:;: LONGFELLOW-20,18 Nov 1863; LANDY. Michael-96. 6 Nov 1865; LEONARD. B.97. 6 Nov 1865; LOWHEATH. Henry~102. 11 Nov 1865: LACE (1) , W1111am144, 20 Dec 1865; LOW~Y. Pat, LOWBY. M1chael. and LOWBY, JOHANA146 and 159; LATTA. Peter-170, 24 May 1866:LEWIS, Tabitha-185, 8 Aug 1866; LAMBERS. E11sabeth-189. 7 Sept 1867: LETCHER, Thos-248. 10 Sept 1867,: LENN~, Moses-304. 6 Apr 1868: LANE, M1chael-311. 10 Apr 1868. -31:5. 5 M~y 1868. -343, 16 Apr 1869: LENOX. Moses-346. 19 Apr 1869: LAWLER. Jbhn-350. 19 Apr 1869: LYON, John H.-358. 22 June 1869: LYON, Albert E.-359. 22 June 1869 and 364. 5 Aug 1869: LIVINGSTON. Elif-364. 5 Aug 1869: LANE, Michael. Jr-373. 29 Oct 1869: LEW. James378. 19 Jan 1870: LAWSON. Louis-380. 16 Feb 1870: LAVELLE. Edward441. 5 June 1871 (forgery); LONG. Willlam J.-463. 18 Nov 1872· LENABE Andrew-491. 17 Nov 1873; LAWSON. James-497. 10 Feb 1874· LAWSON JOhn~ 498. 10 Feb 1874; LINDLEY. Charles-506. 14 Sept 1874· LOVE JO~-536 ~ 2 Apr 1875. '. • �175 -M- MALONE, Thomas-35, 14 May 1864; MEADOR ( 1), James(and WILKINSON, James~ PORTER, Henry; CARTMEN, William; KEMP, Thomas; HIGHBY, Charles; LITTLE, James; JAMES, Jeff; JAMES, George; TAYLOR, Henry; O'DONOVAN, Patrick B;.; SKEAGGS(?); . .lONES. Ann); McGEE (McGHEE), Adam-52, 19 Nov 1864; McGEE (McGHEE), Thomas-56, 22 Nov 1864; McGILL, Wm. (and BUSSELL ( 1) , Neal-58., 22 Nov 1864; McGHEE, Adam (and NeGREEt Thomas-63, 23 Nov 1864; Mc GHEE, Jacob-64, 23 Nov 1864; McGHEE. Thomas (and McGHEE, Thomas-65, 23 Nov 1864; MONTGOMERY, Mat.-66, 23 Nov 1864; McGHEE, Thomas (and McGHEE, Jacob and McGHEE, Thomas)-69, 23 Nov 1864; McGHEE, Adam (and JENNISON, Charles and McLAUGHLIN, Henry) f'ii..70.;, 23 Nov 1864; MOORE, John-77, 13 May 1865; MATTHEWS, Charles M. et al-136 and 137, 24 Nov 1865 (change of venue from Jefferson Co.);. MONROE, George-138, 9 Dec 1865; MARAJO, Marcia-165, 21 May 1866; MOORE, Jack-169, 21 May 1866; MONROE, David (and WAGNER, Jasper)-172, 24 May 1866; MORDICA. George-178, 6 Jl.Ul~' 1866; MARIAS. John-195, 12 Nov 1866; MOORE, Jack-201. 14 Nov 1866; MARFELIUS. Casper-218 and 221, 17 Nov 1866; McNEILL, George (and DAY, Charles and DERBY, Charles)222, 30 Nov 1866; McADAMS, Albert-226, 9 Apr 1867; McMILLAN, Alfred~ 232, 14 May 1867; MARTIN, William-256, 13 Sept 1867; MOTT, Isalah262, 11 Nov 1867; MOTT, Mary-262, 11 Nov 1867; MOORE. Jack-264, 12 Nov 1867; MEREDIN, Calvin-267 (appeal) 12 Nov 1867; MAJOR(S), Green, (and MAJORS, Therby; ARMSTRONG. Vlrgll; MADDEN. Jane)-272, 23 Nov 1867; McANALL, John.,..287,~287, ·29.... Fe,b"1868; MARSHALL, Wm.-307, 6 Apr 1868 /;i ,cCLELLAN, Andrew-327, 8. Sept 1868; McMANUS, James " (allas James NOLAN)-341 and 342, 15 Apr 1869; MERIFIELD (MERRI,~ FIELD) , David-34S. 16 Apr 1869; McCURDY, Peter~J48 and 349, 19 .: Apr 1869; MELTON, Isaac-390, 27 Jul 1870; MOORE, John-392, 13 Aug 1870; MAXWELL. -394, 13 Aug 1870; MELTON, Isaac-396. 15 Aug 1870; McANEAL, George W.-403, 7 Nov 1870; MOORE, John-410, 14 Nov 1870; MILLER. Nathan-411, 14 Nov 1870; MONTGOMERY, Alexander412, 14 Nov 1870; MEDLICOTT, John J.-440, 5 June 1871; MATHEWS. Wm. {<and BROWN, Harvy A.) -442, 5 June 1871; MORRIS, Will1am (and . CHRISTIAN, Joseph)-456, 26 Jul 1872; MELDENAW, Peter (allas, Peter NETEMAN)-462, 4 Oct 1872; MILLER, Wllllam-478 (recognlzance", 6 Aug 1873; MARRIS, John-505, 14 Sept 1874; MITCHELL, David-510, 10 Sept 1874; McGRUDER, Thomas-511, 16 Sept 1874; MATHERS (or ~-'-:-'-,,:_:;--, MATTHEWS?). W.T.-512 and 513,16 Sept 1874); MONTGOMERY, N. (or H?) E·-535, 7 Apr 1875; MOSLEY, Wlll1am 538. 5 Apr 1875; MASON, Nelson54a,and. 542,~f2~Apr 1875; MONTGOMERY, H.E.-544, 13 Apr 1875: MONTGOMERY, H.E.-550'tang. 55l, 23_.Aug 1875; MONTGOMERY, H.E.-566 and 577(?), 4 Oct 1875; MAYFIELD, Geo. W.-568, 16 Nov 1875; MARTIN, Jane-58?, 30 May 1876; MIZE, Solomon (allas Charles WILSON)-614, 31 Aug':,~187-7';'MYTON(?), A.C.-615, 10 Sept 1877; MARVIN, Elmore-62i', 4 Feb 1878. -N- NOLAN, W. (and CARPENTEB. W,.:. (or N.) B.» -41, 16 May 1864; NELLIGAN, Davld (and GALLAGHER, William)-72, 8 Apr 1865; NENMAN, Albert340 (appeal), 13 Feb 1869; NOLAN, James (allas, James McMANUS)34Vand 342, 15 Apr 1869; NEILL, A.L.-375, 11 Nov 1869; NICHOLAS, Frederlck-459, 20 Aug 1872; NETERMAN, Peter (allas, MELDENAW)-462 4 Oct 1872. ' :.00 �176 _ -0- O'BRIEN, Mlles (or 18 Nov 1863; ODDY. OVERTON, Dave-247. O'BRIEN. Geo .-319. 1870. Nlles?)-2, 11 Nov 1863; O'NEIL, Joseph H.-25. Wllllam (and T.C. GIDDINGS)-119. 21 Nov 1865; 10 Sept 1867; O'BRIEN. Geo.-271. 15 Nov ~867; 17 June 1868; OTEY. Sclon M.-399(1) • ·:)tS.ept .::P- PORTER. Lewls-14. 18 Nov 1863; PHILLIPS. Sarah-28 (from Anderson Co.). 9 Nov 1863; PAUL, Ollver-30. 21 Dec 1863: PRATHER. Peter Joseph-34, 14 May. 1864; PATCHEN. ___ (and Wllllam BLAKE)-71. 23 Nov 1864; PARKER. Wllllam R.-76. 13 May 1865; PARK. Charles-l03. 15 Nov 1865; PLATT. J.H. Davls-142. 19 Dec 1865:- PROVINCE " ...Amlda152 (change of venue from Franklln Co.). 7 May 1866; PETTY. Wesley153. 11 May 1866: PUITT (1). Wm. and PUITT(?). Hamllton-180. 18 May 1866; PARKER. Wllllam-187. 10 Aug 1866: PERRY. Joab-188. 13 June 1866; PARKS. Slna-190. 7 Sept 1866: PARKER, James G.-192. 18 Oct 1866 (appeal); POTTER. John-209. 17 Nov 1866: PEARSON. Davld215. 17 Nov 1866; PANGBURN, John-237. 22 May 1867; POTTER, B.F.239. 23 May 1867; POTTER, B.F.-240. 30 May 1867; PREEDY. Peter(appeal)-317. 8 June 1868; PIKE. Edwln M. (appeal)-414, 2 Dec 1870: PARKER. Charles-480. 6 Aug 1873- lI assault wlth lntent to klll", PUCKET. B.G.-493. 27 Ded 1873; PARKER Marlon-583. 26 May 1876. -Q- QUICK. Levl-4, 20 May 1864; : QUANTREL (QUANTRILL), William/and his banll: Rlchard YEAGER, George TODD, -Bennett WOOD. Wllliam ANDEfiSEN , Rlchard MADDOX, Wllliam MADDOX, Givens HORN, George MADDOX, Wllliam McGUIRE, Columbus TIRE, John TIRE. Willlam JOHNSON, George HOLMES, James NOLAN, Parker LEE, Samuel HAYS, Cole SMITH, Thomas CARR. Montgomery DALY, John HOLT, James THOMPSON, Sldney SCOTT, Marlan SCOTT, Hlram POTTS, Leonard SCOTT, Henry McCARDY, Glven COX, Edward STOKELEY, LOWE, ROBBINS, BROWN , RAKEL, WARD~24, 18 Nov 1863,: for murder ln the first degree ln the death of John Zane EVANS who -was mort-ally wounded and dled lnstantly ln the Lawrence Massacre on 21 August 1863; QUANTRILL. Willlam-and band-23, 18 Nov 1863; QUANTRILL, Wllllam and bandincludlng names of William McKENDRIE; .' BURGESS, Willlam LONG, John BRINKER, Wllllam GREENWOOD, William HAYES, James CAMPBELL Jr.22.t ..181Nov 1863; QUAIL, Orange-274 -R- REBECK, F, PORTER, Lewls; CARR, William (alias BUTTON)-ll, 18 Nov 1863; REAM, Robert L. (alias LEE, Robert) and McDONALD, Jesse-37, 16 May 1864; ROBINSON, Huldah-38 16 May 1864: ROBERT, John N.-81, 17 May 1865: RIST. Charles-161, 21 May 1866; RICE. D.K.-241, 1 June 1867; RINGUELET, Franco1s F.-242, 25 June 1867; RODMAN, Chrlstian B .-329, 14 Sept 1868; RICHARDSON, Llzz1e-384, 11 May 1870; ROBERTS, Wil11am and WOOD, Manerva-397, 15 Aug 1870; RARDOW, John DRISDON, Denn1s-408, 12 Nov -1870· 18 Janand1872.t -, RUTH , Mrs •I• M_. -447 , . .- To be cont1nued: (Contact the DOOS for' _add 1 t10nal 1nformation ·arrom the case f1les J • �.,,' PJl,ey; ~rJot -~ Wi7~1 . - _. - ·.AI~l 1------____ " I· ----- I I I !l i - ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - -.. --' ,- -r-:--.-J ~ ~ . ~:!'.~HE· MEDLI COTT~:al1l'lf _- --_-~'-"'- _--'- , !P.,<?~SON~NG: CASE ·.OF--~871 ...._-~-~~~~~=~~ '~ . -.-. --- --k-. I , .j- \ C {'!I -~. . , ~ -- ----=; ..___~~. ~u~Y· SWEE:~'S Next to #4471n the Index to the Douglas County, Kansas Criminal Docket Book I ls the name of Mrs. I.M. RUTH. Her fl1e ls a small one containlng only a couple of documents. Nothing in the 'flle lnd1.cates the far-reach1ng~ffect she had on those whose l1ves she toUched. But, as w1ll be shown. in th1s stranger-thanfiction story, she ru1ned the l1ves of'tmapy, of. -,those who'l.lQyedher .. " best. Her case. as well as that of her alleged accompli:ee, Dr. John J. MEDLICOTT, was one of the most publicized murder cases of the last centur v • The s.tory wh1ch follows, was p1ec~ toget_he.~ __r.r.Qm " numerous newspaper accounts of the ~urders. and trials whlch ap- I.' pear;ed in local as .well as~natio~al·. papers .~. cL We plck up the threads of the story on April 28th, 1871 1n a Lawrence newspapf!r account ·reportipg that Mrs~ RUTHl s husband, Isaac. had been found deaa·at their homef(two doors south of the Baptist church) on Kentucky St. in Lawrence. Dr. MEDLI C01"I'. the fam1ly physician. who had played chess with Mr. RUTH the night before. was called to th~ ho~~ the morning of April 27, 1871 by Mr. RUTIlI s stepson, Belmont. DeSPANGIL ) Later. other doctors were called to the ':~ home and death by'poisonlng was suspected by several of the physioians. At first. it was theor1zed that Mr. RUTH m1ght have committed suicide until a search of Mr. RUTH I s bedroom revealed a small diary or memorandum book whioh included a letter implioatlng Dr. MEDLICOTT. The letter had been written the night before by Mr. RUTH and addressed to Mrs. RUTH, who had gone to Leavenworth for a couple of days. The oontents of the letter are as follows: . - "'-~ .,.,. . . .........----------....;..;.---"O'======;::=-=i :i' -/: "Darl1ng: The Doctor-I mean Dr. 11EDLICOTT-gave m.e a quinine powder Wednesday night. April 26th. The effects are these. I have a terrible sensation of a rush of blood to ~he head. and my skin burns and itches. I am becoming numb and blind. I can scarcely hold my pencil. and cannot keep my mind steady. Perspiration stands out allover my body. and I feel terribly. The clock has just struok eleven. and I took the medicine about 10:30 p.m. I write this so that if I never see you again. you may have my body examined and see what the trouble is. Good-bye. and ever remember my la·st thoughts were of you. I cannot see to write more. God bless<you. and may we meet in heaven. .) .... Your loving husband. I.M. RUTH .,. ........... _. . . . --; J �THE _ARBEST---, l __ __ -~- ~--- -.--~ Dr. MEDLICOTT was lmmedlately arrested and on hls person was found Mrs. RUTH's ploture and;two-poems ln her handwrltlng. (There had been rumors for months that Dr .MEDLICOTT and Mrs. RUTH had somethlng more than a dootor-patlent relatlonshlp and ln the publlo's mlnd thls oonflrmed thelr susPlolons~ What made the case agalnst Dr. MEDLICOTT even stronger was that Dr. MEDLlq9'l_~'_s wIfe._§1U"tlt).. _ had dled suddenly just a few montl'1s pre;Vlou§J.J"\~(Decem~~r__~5_._!§3_'l(JJ_a~ thelr home! (20 5 Massachusetts Sot .-) __ ~~~pp_sed:ly 0f._ apoplexy. but wl th some speculatlon t1i8t - she had been polsoned. However. a funeral had been qulckly arranged at the Episcopal church and she was burled on December 16. 1870 ln Sec 4. Lot 107 at Oak Hlll Cemetery ln Lawrence .• :It wasn't untll after .Mr. RUTH I S death that Mrs. MEDLICOTT' s body was supposedly exhumed and the organs cheoked for polson. (Note, We can flnd no record of the results of thls Investlgat10n and apparently Dr. MEDLICOTT was never charged wl th the murder of hls wlfe. The· only person llstedat present as belng burled ln Sec 4. Lot 107 at Oak Hlll Cemetery ls someone named "COPELAND". There ls _no record that Mrs .~,MEDLICOTT was -re-lnterred ln any Lawrence :&emetery.') The Demooratic Stano.arCr ot -July 20 i871" publlshed- plctures of both Dr. MEDLlCOTT and Mrs. RUTH along wlth an lmpllcatlng story. Mrs. RUTH. angered by the story and the use of the photos allowed herself to be lntervlewed by the RepubllPan Journal ln order to respond to some of the allegatlons. Dr. MEDLICOTT was lntervlewed ln - hls cell ln . the Lawrence ja1l by a report_e~_ f)'om _. - ) - -- the newspaper. M.ost_of..th~ _fo),low.1ng b~9.kgr~und _1;rlf_~r~t.~o~ l!as ~gleaned from the Lawrence newspapers already mentloned as well as the N'.Y. Dally, Trlbune and the New Xsu:k Tlmes. \, . - c:;THE ,P.EB.PETRATORS",Background In! orms t1 on L - "'7'"- Dr •. John J. MEDLICOTT was born about 1841 1n Ireland (or was of Irlsh descent)\ He was reared ln Marletta, Ohl0, served in the Army ln a W. Vlrglnla Reglment, wasdlsmlssed ln 1864,/-and studled Med1clne ln Clnnclnatl, Ohl0. In 1868, he marrled Mrs.- SarahE-. -DOYLE, a: wldow, "many years hls senlor" at Hagerstown, Maryland. They moved to Lawrence soon after and he opened a practlce at hls resldence. He was a member of the Eplscopal church. In 1871, hls parents were stll1 llvlng ln Mar1etta, Ohl0, he had one marrled slster ln Pennsylvanla. two ~rled slsters ln Kentucky (one brotherIn-law named WATSON, one named JONES) and one unmarrled slster ln Clnclnnatl, Ohl0. Hls In-laws, parents of Mrs. Sarah DOYLE MEDLICOTT had dle~ suddenly a few years before In.Maryland. Mr.s. Isaac M. RUTH (Ann Catherlne VOULLAIRE RUTH. also known as "Kate" or "Kltty") was sald to have been a French Creole. born ln the . South about 1836. Her malden name ls unknown, but her mother's name ln 1871 was "Mrs. MURRAY". ~j's-.-RUTH-was des·crlbed. as a- beautlful and well-educated woman who could speak several languages and had muslcal abillty. She went to St. Louls about 1853. where she marrled a young lawyer, Seymour VOULLAIRE, who afterwards became Dlstrlct Attorney of St. Louls. They ¢arrled, had s1x chlldren and remalned together at least ten years untll she became lnvolved with Mr. I~'M • .__IiUTH~ who was at that tl~e e1 ther a reporter for the Mlssouri fuu2(u~1i~:, '::_ ;,. 11can or a postal worker. Subsequently there was a shootlng lncla.ent �179 between Mr. RUTH ,and Mr. VOULLAIRE. both belng wounded. Soonafter. the VOULLAIRE's were dlvorced and on 29 Jan 1868 Mr. RUTH and MIS. VOULLAIRE were marrled ln St. Louls. It wasn't long before they ~, moved to Lawrence. where they 11ved wlth four of her chl1dren. (The VOULLAIRE chl1dren declded to adopt the name DeSPANGH. whlch was thelr maternal grandfather's surname. He was supposedly a French nobleman). It was ln Lawrence that Mrs. RUTH met Dr. MEDLICOTT. Isaac M. RUTH had llved ln Lawrence slnce the 1850's. He drove a mllk wagon for qulte a few years before he went to St. Louls. Hls father's name was also Isaac and he had at least one brother. named Davld. Hls flrst wlfe was a Mrs. BENNETT. a dl vorcee whom he probably marrled ln Kansas. She later dled suddenly. At the tlme of the Clvll War he went to St. Louls and became a clerk ln the Post Offlce (or a reporter for the Mlssourl Republlcan). After' hls death and autopsy. he was burled ln Westchester. Pennsylvanla. THE TRIALS_, E-~ Dr. MEDLICOTT had been ln the Lawrence jal1 fo~nearlyjhalf a year when hls trlal was moved to Garnett. Kansas (Aiiderson Co~J. Due to wldespread publlclty. lt was felt that he would not get a falr trlal ln Douglas County. ~WLRepy,bllcan Joy,[ni-l. a Lawrence newspape,r. gave detalled coverage of the trlal from Oct lO'to"'Dec 9 .~ :t$2f: Dozens of wltnesses from Lawrence and elsewhere"were'cal1ed. to' te-sti'fy,' Includlng such promlnent people as Gov. ROBINSON. John HUTCKINGS and Samuel WALKER. Doctors were called to testlfy about the morphlne found ln Mr. RUTH's body. (I t was reported that there was so much polson ln hls body that flles on the sheet thrown over hls body were polsoned and hundreds of them fell dead on the floor). Nelghbors suggested that Dr. MEDLICOTT may have polsoned a black woman and several cats as an experlment a few months before Mr. RUTH I S death. Much lnformatlon was glven about the llfestyle and hablts of the ' RUTH and MEDLICOTT families. Henry JOHNSON (allas Wm. Sperry~,., a cellmate of Dr. MEDLICOTT. testlfled about an elaborate escape attempt planned by the doctor. coded le,tters he passed out of the jal1 and other damaging lnformat10n. 'Below' are the names of most of the w1 tnesses who t~est1f1ed at the tr1als of Dr. MEDLICOTT and Mrs. RUTH: -----------".,..,,"'-'-.'----.:...--------="""""""""='==---------~ ---,;'.----- ~ . .,..,--- I ~~ Dr. SAUNDERS', of Lawrence (arrested the flrst day of the trlal for smoklng ln court) B.W. WOODVJARD Gov. ROBINSON E.J. ,JORDEN Hr. ilU'l'CHINGS Andrew CARNES, 31, Cl ty Narshall F .W. API'l'Z, 38, 11 ved on Kentucky St. next to HU'l'H' s Mrs. APITZ, wlfe of F.W. APITZ Dr. S.K. HUSON, known I.M. RUTH stnce 1858 E.C. LEFEBVRE, local Edltor Dr. Alonzo FULLER, physlclan Geo. F. FITZ, Lawrence Annle CARPENTER, Lawrence" resldes wlth brother, Mr. PIK~ Thomas HUNTER, employed as table walter in Pike's restaurant Harry CADE, Lawrence-saw Or. ~1El.lLI CarT and , Mrs. £lU'l'H at Stateline restaurant ln Kansas City taklng breakfast 3 wks before ~Ir. RU'rH's death Joel THONAS, Lawrence Malvina WATSON, worked for the R U'l'H 's after I Chrl stmas for 6 w,~ks, I James Htt.NTICE, hack driver, Lawrence ! Mr. WATSON, he and slster and bro,ln-law _. ,roo~~~ ,~~ I)r,01EDL1 COT'l." s hous~ " _ , ~~e· ~--4..-.-C-7",-... -~~ • .. ~J""'aJ· , -Dr'. NEWMAN Mr. HARD, telegraph operator, Lawrence ~lr s. RAHSK OP F, Lawrence -Dr. I1lIDLI corr 11 ved south of and adjoinlng her house Nr. RAHSKOPF, Lawrence,-talked about 2 cats and 2 kittens polsoned neliir hls house ~!rs. FISHEll.. -Nrs. RUTH 11 ved at her house from Apr to AuI': '1870 ,1m. RIDALL: Lawrence John CHARL'rON, Lawrence Henry JOHNSON, 30, (a11as Wm. SPERRY) -l1ved Lawrence over a yr. In Dg. Co. jall for last 6 mos, charged wlth burglary and larceny. Also had been ln jails ln other states lncluding Virginla. Mr. HADLEY S.M. CM1PBELL, 21, 11 ves ln home of Col. WALKER ln Lawrence Samuel WALKER, Sheriff of Dou<>;las Co. John HUTCHINGS Mr. J.P. McKEE, North Lawrence Mr. BARKffi Judge SIU'rJi Rev. J .11. KEl'HoJI CK, Leavenworth, -knew Dr. MEDLI CO'l''l.' for 5 years prlor to 1857 when he reslded ln I ~jarletta, Ohio, • I Mr. McCAULEY, employe,e, in Nr. HIKhli' s drugstore ~n Lawrence ln Aprll last ,L ,___ ...... r-I ~.-'~.'''''''''',..._'-,_ ....~_--~__z ____________________________._.~_~_':_. __""_~_'_._--"""=_._~_'':''_.--_-_-_.. ~--r'; ~ -, ',' �-, '. - ,- 180 '~ Dr. ELLIS, Leavenworth-was!1n college w1 th Or. NEDLI COTT,. , l1ved 1n same commun1ty from 1856. Gabr1el GRAY Nrs. SULLIVAN ,Lawrence-her ch1ld was born the n1ght of Apr1l 21 Sarah GROSS, s1ster of l"rs. SULLI VAN Mr. C.F. dEATH, po11ceman 1n Lawrence Mrs. BA1iliEJ'T, worked for i~rs. RUTH 1n Decamber last Dr. LINDSAY, Garnett Dr. WrlITf'ORU 'rerrance NcGRAW, 11 ved 1n Anderson Co. for 11 years Jas. HAGAN, knew Dr. MEDLICOTT for 18 years 1n l1ar1etta, Od Col. HOFf'MAN, knew Dr. HEllLICOTT 1n 2nd W. V. Calvary) yrs. ,Belmont DeSyRAUGH, 15-step-son of Mr. flU'rd, _ son of Mrs. RUTH , Dr. MEDLI CO'rT, )0, came tj KS : early Dec 1869 i . , W1 tne sse's 1n !':!!:§. RUTH'.Ii 1l:.lal \ . ,-.- - .. -,-------, ~ E.C. LeFEBVRE and Nrs. J.tI. RI CE, Postmaster, Garnett Andrew CAilN ES Samuel WALKER John dU'l'CHINGS Nrs. Charles B. LIVEL'l (Emma), formerly Nrs. GOODING, Leavenworth, KS Charles W. SIHTH, Lawrence, furn1ture dealer and undertaker -took char~e of body of Mr. RUTH . Hr. RIDALL l'lr. '~m. RIDALL J.W. NcCAULEY, clerk 1n R1ker's drug store John CiiAil L 'rON , 1nsurance agent Adam OLIVEii, owner of Nrs. RUTH " " house ' Belmont-DeSPRANGH, son of Mrs. RU'l'H . ~lr. , i -,-'-.--~ The 'results of the trials were that Dr. MEDLICOTT was found quilty of murder in the first degree and sentenced to be hanged. Mrs. RUTH, who was arrested immediately ~fter Dr. MEDLI CO'l'T' s ~rial, " spent a f~w m<?ntl'ls 1~, ja1.-l ~d' after her ,t~l.al was found _qu1ltYI as , accompllce .. , Dr. MEDLICOTT was later released due to a legal technicall ty, as was Mrs. RUTH • an .-~IL_qr.u'E--, It was reported that after his release, Dr. MED~IGm returned to l1ve 1n Ohl0. How he :spent the remainlng years of ...hls_life /' 1s not known. . .'~ But the f1nal chapter of Mrs. RUTH's life is no mystery. This woman, with "eyes black as coal emitting sparks that 19n1 te the t1nder of a suscept1ble heart" went to New Orleans where she met (and married?) Mr. KELLEY, an agent of a steamship line, had a son, Paul and moved wlth them and her other children to New York City about 1882. Twelve years after the RUTH murder ln Lawrence, Kansas, a couple was found dead in a murder-sulcide ~t an apartment buildlng on 22nd St. ln New York C1 ty. At first the~bo~l:~!!rwere ldentified as those of Horace B. SHEPARD and h1s w1fe •. But ln a few days the truth became known. The woman was none other than Ann Cather1ne VOULLAIRE RUTH. identified by her son, Belmont DeSPANGH. Unknown to her children and present husband(?), she had been living a double life as Mrs. KELLEY and Mrs. SHEPARD. It was believed that Mr. SHEPARD. a yound man in his 20's wlth a gentle manner and from a very flne family of Saybrook. Conn •• had recently learned of her past and that he had kllled her and himself out of shame or fear. Hls fam1ly. when informed of the tragedy, was devastated with grief. The former Mrs. RUTH was to be buried in Greenwood" cemetery. New Yorko:C~ty,. It was said that ::Ohis woman with the coal-blaCk eyes and vivacious temperament had "ruined four men". But who can count the number of lives she had town asunder during h~r lifetime? .. \ / " �181 PETI'l'IONS~. FOR_ ABSTRACTS OF .~ ~ .. - - 'DIY.OR_CE F~ILEDIN DOUGLAS COUNT_Y_._KS_186l,1.=188M----., - - -- - Cont1nued from Vol. VII. No.3. p. 128 Copied from original records at the office of the Clerk of the" D1strict Court, Judicial Bu1lding, Lawrence. KS. by Pauline Elniff and Judy Sweet s • Abbreviations used: MD-marriage date, Mp-marriage place, Padpresent address of defendant lf known, Mnw-malden name of wlfe, Gr-ground(s). Ch-children. Df-date flIed, Wlt-wltnesses. Op-other :p,ersonsmentloned, Bem-remarks. _Def-defendant, Plff-plalntlff. , II-case number. Contact the DarS ls further lnformatlon l-s needed from the case flIes . ' -' , . .. --.,------- ~- .'1 . •• - - . --', ----. ---. ~_______r_ ~~'- - . ,- - - - - '.- . ---.- Mary C. WOOD vsLewls O. WOOD; Md-__ Oct 1865; Mp-Douglas Co., KS; Mnw-Mary CARTER; Gr-wlilfully absent for more than one year; Df~13 Jan 1868; Wlt-Nancy SPEmlY; Levl SPEf!RY.; _ LEGIN; John JEFF.• Sarah ANDERSON. MIl.es WALTON. George LEGIN. Wm. KENNEDY. J~ssee KNIGHTON. Sarah MOORE. James DOBBINS. Mlchael KENNEDY. Rem-Plff wants malden name restored to Mary C. CARTER. (Def. denles allegatlon. #976. (Note: Dg. Co. marrlage records show a marriage for Lewls o. W.OOD to Harrlet GITMAN on 17 Mar 1869. Also marrlage for Mary C. CARTER to Wl11lam FEARING on 23 Aug 1868.) Mahala WRIGHT vs Lyman C. WRIGHT. Md-7 Sept 1843: Mp-Carlln Clty. Macoupln Co •• IL; Mnw-not glven; Pad-non-resldent of KS; Grdef. abandoned plf\f. ln fall of 1866. gross neglect of duty • .e~tr.eme cruelty. non-support forslx years. Df-3 FBb 1868 • .___ .. ______1l~86~; >~, __~_ . . . . 4,.::;s::: _1 ~bR.":lIl~.~':·"... ~, •. .",J .. ,_. ~r_ . . . lr. "'"~~ '.- '.~~~'-.-. . -~. '. - , - , .:-::-,-- - -- ~--:- John STOUSE vs Ellzabeth_ J ST~:O~SEi lYld~4 Nov 1865; Mp-Troga? . N .Y .; Gr-adultery, Grleglec't:/O.f ~duty~ ~'wlilfully absent for more than one year. Op-Fred SUTTON, Allen MORGAN. Davld MORGAN. D.S. MORGAN; Rem-publicatlon ln Lawrence Republlcan, Feb 13 20 and 27th. Mar 5. 12 ,and 19th. Df-ll Feb 1868. Rem-Dlsml~s­ ed at Plff' s cost s at ~peclal Aprll Term. 1869. #991. 0 Ellzabeth Ellen BARNES vs Ollver C. BARNES; Df- 11 Feb 1868; Md.20 Mar 1850; Mp-Mlllgrove. Stephenson Co •• IL; Gr-absent slnce fall of 1852. #992. l"lary A. PLUMMER vs Wl11lam C. PLUMMER;. Md-15 Mar 1861; Mp-Twln Mound. Douglas Co •• KS. Pad-Shawnee Co; Ch-Allce S. PLUMMER age 6 ln July next and John C. PLUMMER, wlll be age 4 ln Ma; 1868; Gr-extreme cruelty. neglect for two years past, fallure and refusal to provlde medlcal"attentlon during Plff' s lilness, vulgar language toward Petl tloner and threats to chlldren; ,', B~m-Plff wants malden name restored to Mary A. OWENS and custody of chlldren; Def. has Beal Estate in --r �182 PLUMMER d1vorce cont1nued: Shawnee Co. located NE* of NEt of Sec 7. Til. R 15 and Nwi, qf NW; Sec,8. ~ 11'. R 15 (worth $20. per acre). OP-W1ll1am.,' LARGE, BEAUBEAU (Shawnee Co.). Df- 25 Feb 1868; Bem:-, Def. den1es allegat10ns and makes counter-ch~rges.Dlsm1ss­ ed Nov Term. 18681 #: 1015.·· Note: 'See #79 .f'(}r~ Susan WAYMIRE vs Freder1ck WAYMIRE. Df-~ Mar ,,1868; Md-"somet1me ln the 'year 1860"; Mp-Dg. Co •• KS; Gr-extreme cruelty; Rem- ' ~equests her name be change~ back to Susan WILKINS. #1019 • ., Agnes McADAMS vs Albert McADAMS: Md-2J Feb 1864; Mp-Dg. Co •• ,· KS; , Plff. was res1dent of KS for more' than ~1x years past; Grw1llfully absent for more than one year. gross neglect of dut1es. and non-sup~ort; Df-14 Mar 1868. Recorded F1nal Record BK. p. 171. ,1026. ' : Note: Dg. Co •• KS marr1age records show marr1age' of Albert M~AMS and Agnes BODLEBSON on 23 Feb 1863., ,.. Mary WARD vs Lew1s WARD. Df-22 J~1868; Md;;"13 ,Aug 1865; Mp-Law,- ' rence' DG. Co •• KS. Gr-extreme cruelty; Rem-Plff request:s, , , that' property of the Def. descrlb,ed as "Lot 21 ,on 'Indiana St ~, Lawrence. wlth small frame house thereon erected. be decreed to petltloner in fee simple ,as,allmon~". #1106. ' Alexander E. LOVE vs Martha Jane LOVE; Df-'7'Jul i8Q8;' Md";l .run 1864; Mp-Pleasant Hlll.MO;Gr-w1llful'{a.'b'serrc'e:""more than 1: yr. #1111-, . ,J Catharine EGGERS v,s Henry EnGERS; Md~5 Dec 1866; Mp-Eudora. D,g,. C'o KS; Ch-one., less than one yr. old; Gr-extreme cruelty; ,RemDef. 'owns farm of 80 acres worth about .~1~000 and' h~s money and personal property worth $4.000-$5.000. Plff wants allmony. custody of chlld and other rellef. Def. denles aiiega:tlons. (Land Descrlptlon; Nt of SEt. Sec 10. ,T, 14. R 21. !)g. Co. appralsed at $16'(or $2Q'.) per aore.' W1t-Wllllam DEAY. Lewls DEAY. BASEL. R.udolph LEUTWILER and Agness LEUTWILER. h1s wlfe. Peter WESTEBHOUSE, Daniel HUSEGUER' (or HEUNTZINGER?) • August GABRIEL. Dora SCHULTZ," Mrs. ' GRISKNESHT. Dr. DONIVAN. Henry EGGERS. Good GOOD CAUGHT , August SHASERIL?; Op-Samue_l_!l~~~. sher~ff ;" Andrew CARNES?, Deputy. Df-26 Sept 1868;1_§h~r..1JJ'!_S: sale notlce appeared ln ,Kansas Weekly Trlbune for 3 consecutlve weeks beginning 3 June 1869.'glvlng descr1ptlon,of proEerty for sale at the' farm of Barely THOMAS. Eudora Twp. #1153. , " , Note: . See case ~4."lgjfor, ,Henry EGGERS vs Cat'harlne EGGERS Isabella OWENS vs Slmlon,OWENS. a res1dent of Topeka. Shawnee Co., KS for 'more than 1 yr; Df-13 Oct 1868; Md-l Jul' 1866; MpLawrence,. DG; Gr-wlllfully absent since 11 Ju:h1867; 'Rem-Plff. requests'that her name be chang~d to Isabella HENRY. #li67 •. �183 Ella J. JONES vs Lemuel B. JONES; On 5 Nov 1868 flles copy of decree from Fountaln Co., IN--Df-l0 Jul 1868~. Md-blank, has been resldent of state of Ind; ch-4: oldest 12, youngest 2, Names ln order of blrth: Sulla A. JONES, Oscar N. JONES. Ida JONES; Celest(?) JONES; Gr-abandoned 2 yrs ago, refused to provlde for Plff and chlldren. Def llvlng wlth woman ln ILL he clalms as wlfe and has commltted blgamy; Rem-Plff seeks dlvorce and custody of chlldren; Def worth $3.000 ln R.E. and Pers. Prop •• and plft". asks $1500 allmony and all other proper rellef; Thos F., DAVIDS,ON. Atty for plff; John H. SPENCE, publlsher of the People'~ Friend, a weekly newspaper publlshed in Covlngton. 01 vorce granted, $1500 allmony and custody of chlldren durlng , thelr mlnorlty". 5 Nov 1868 lssued Order for attachment for $1500 on the Nt of Lot #87 on Massachusetts St •• Lawrence, appralsed at $1,000 by Turner SAMPSON and J.W. EWING--two householders. Samuel WALKER. Sherlff. 4 Nov 1868. Affldavlt by James caBISTIAN, atty for plff flled vs Lemuel B. JONES. Belleves that William H. PECK.fiAM of Dg. Co., also Thomas H. GOUILLE are lndebted to Lemuel B. JONES ln amounts unknown. 14 Nov 1868. John M. BARTHOLOW. motlon to be made a defendant in above case. #1181. Mary A. McCOOLE vs James P. McCOOLE; Md 25 Dec 1866; Mp-North Lawrence. Dg. Co., KS; Mnw-Mary A. McKEE; Gr-At tlme of marrlage, defendant had a former wlfe living from whom he had never been divorced. Plff. discovered thls fact in month of June, 1868. Ch-mlnor son, Bertie McCOOLE. born 27 July 1867: Rem-Plff wants custody of child and further rellef. A certified copy of marrlage record is enclosed. Publicatlon of dlvorce petltion in Kansas State Journal beginning 3 Dec 1868. Wit, F.H. FITZPATRI CK ;Op-Samuel WALKER. O.H. MITCHELL, minister of M.E. Church. Df-l Dec 1868; Heard? Special April Term. 1869; #1195. '<':Ii . Note-The Douglas Co~ Marriage records show the marriage of Mary McKEE and James P. McCOOLE as stated above. Also there is,a marriage for Mary A. McKEE to Andrew JACKSON on 17 Sept 18{1~. " Virglnia BASS vs Cornelius BASS; Md 23 Jan 1860, Mp-Dg. Co., KS; Mnw-V'1rglnia RIDGLEY'; Gr-Defendant willfully abandoned Plff. for more than one year last past. gross neglect of duty. Chtwo, Franz Seigel, age 6 and Allen, age 2, both with and supported by Plff. Wit-Thomas BREEZE, Redeford PRESTON, Joseph MITCHELL, Mary MITCHELL; Rem-Def. possesses 25 and 50/160 acres of . land beg SE conner of NEt of Sec 11, T 14, R 19, '~-c-~ thence runnlng w. 90 rods, thence E. 90 rods. thence S. 45 rods to the place of beglnning and also"l\,ot 7 in Blck 16, Lot 7 in Blok. 711. ~ot 1 in Blck. 6, Lot 17 in Blck 23 in town of Palmyra; Plff wants maiden name of Virginia RIDGLEY restored and exclusive care and nurture of children, wants land described above, plus $25/ for 3 yrs. for herself and children. Df-26 Dec 1868. Dismissed 11 Jan 1870/Nov Term 18701. Summons to be directed to Sheriff of Elk Co., KS for Cornelius BASS. Case #1207. �184 " ... , Bass Case contlnued: Note:Dg. Co. Marrlage records show Jennle BASS marrled Henry O'NEAL. 17 Apr 1870. Reuben CHICHESTER vs Mary A. CHICHESTER; Md-15 Apr 1854; MpSuskenhanna Co. Penn~ Pad-unknown; Residence of Plff-came lnto KS on 4 Mar 1867 and has reslded there slnce. Gr-Def. wlllfully absent and abandoned Plff for more than one year; Ch-Amanda. age 14 on 11 Mar 1869, Bessle. age 11 on 7 June 1869. llvlng wlth thelr grandparents ln Albany, NY, abandoned by Def ,.,lnrMar 1867. Rem-Plff wants custody of chlldren and further rellef. Notlce publlshed ln Kansas State JOurnal beglnnlng 4 Feb 1862 for three consecutlve weeks. Plff wlll take deposltlon of wltnesses on 29 Mar 1869 at offlce of Nathanlel MOAK? #71 State A •• 2.Al:b.at.ly"NY. Dlvorce granted. children to be in custody of Plff. -, #1221. Sue R. ECCLESTON vs. E. Noel ECCLESTON, MdJuly 1860, Mp-::Dgf. Co. -KS·. Pad-Leavenworth, KS. Gr-Habi tual dr.unkedness. several years pastJ gross neglect of duty; fallure to provide ordinary means of llving. Ch-two: Henrietta. 5 years on 7 Apr 1869 and Wilson S., 3 years ln May 1869. Wlt-James CHRISTIAN. T? H. SHERMAN. Owen A. BASSETT at office of Hon. Wllson SHANNON. OpEdward LECOMPTE. Rem-Defendant answers and denles allegations. Df-2 Feb 1869. Divorce granted. Custody of chlldren .to go to Plff • #1226 • Note: Dg. Co., KS Marriage records show Susan R. ECCLESTON marrled Henry KEELER 30 Oct 1871. Mary M.C. CHADWICK vs Emery CEiADWICK. See #897 flled 2 Sept 1867. Df-5 Feb 1869; Md-1 Jul 1849; Mp-New London, Grafton Co., NH; Ch-Frank T. CEiADWI CK. now 18 and John E. CHADWI CK, now 16; Gr-extreme cruelty and threatened violence; On 9 Jan 1869 turned her away from hls home; Rem-R .E. of Def.: Lots 65 and 67 on NJ St •• Lawrence sold to W1ll1am G. MELLVILLE, D.T. MITCHELL.:·!?-o~~~ ~publlc. Dg. Co. Affidavlt of John K.ALLEN , per S.A. ROWLEY, agent. Wl t-Henry ROBERTS. Data from numerous papers flled in thls packet: 5 Feb 1869 wlt summoned-Mrs. Susan J. SEARL. Rlchard ALFRIEND, Mrs. George EARL, Samuel A, RIGGS. John CURRIER. A.H. RI C8:ABDSON. H.S. CLARK. Ed MONROE. J .A • TILTON. J.X • ALLEN. ·Jacob D. HARRINGTON. O.H. CRAIG • Charles MASON, D.C. MARYFIELD, Mrs. D.C. MARYFIELD. L.S. McFARLAND, Dr. D.C. SURBER, JONES (colored driver for BRINKMAN) , ' MUHLER. 5 Apr 1869, Wlt-John E. CEiADWICK and Frank E. C8:ADWICK on behalf of Plff. Deputy Clerk of Court: Aqu1la J. REID. Attys for PIff-Hutchings and Browne. 11 May 1869 s.bpoenaJOM MOORE. John WILDER, John M. HADLEY. W1 t-A.D. TENNY, S.J. WILLIS, J.O.· HOLLOWA Emeline THOMPSON, Mrs.' Jennie EARL. Eugene L. AKIN, nota publ1c. Judge-Owen A. BASSETT. .#1229'. , 1 James C. ~ HOU.OWAY -vs Ma~;Y_~OLLOWAY; Md-12 AUg-;~60 ; Mp-not gl ven; Mnt-Mary, E. ROY; Gr-wlllfully absent for more than one year,. Ch-Louls F. HOLLOWAY, b. 14 Dec 1861 and Frederlck HOLLOWAY b. 12 Dec 1864. Rem-Plff wants custody of chlldren and oth~r rellef. Sherlff's offlce can't find Mary C. HOLLOWAY in ,Atchlson Co.·-·-D;t-~ :-Feb 1869·.,-';:'D,lsmlssed ·Nov Term; 1810 (for lack of prsecutlonbi. #1 2 35.; /'~~ , l) ~., .... ,~ ... " .• _ . _~:' ~ . . ., , _ _ , .... '.,.~ ..: -.. :~", :..:..:::.....~- ~:.--. - ... -~ - ~-"'-,-'.!.;:';;r:-7.- : ..y.,-./ .. - - - ,-; - - --~ q~~ •• ~ �185 Willian T. SKELTON vs Elizabeth SKELTON; Md-6 Nov 1862; Mp-Gibson Co •• Ind.; Nnw-Elizabeth M. SANDERS; Pad-non-resident. residence unknown; Gr-willfully absent for more than one year past. Rem-Plff wants def. ~arred of all right of dower or other rights. Published notice in Kansas Stat~~oUrnal beg. 18 Feb 1869 for 3 conseq. wks.Df-16 Feb 1869. #1244. Note: Douglas Co •• KS Marriage records show William T. SKELTON married Sarah ADDINGTON 3 May 1869. Harriet A. RUSSELL vs Charles H. RUSSELL; Md-3 Mar 1866; Mp-Burlington. Iowa; Mnw-not given; Pad non-resident; Gr-willfully absent for more than one year past and abandonned Plff and gross neglect (i.e. refuses to contribute to maintenance and support of Plff) Wit-James K. PRENTICE. Milton GUEST. Milton HAYS, William St.CLAIR, Frank HOWARD; Df-20 Feb 1869; Rem-Published notice in Kansas Weekly Tribune beg. 25 Feb 1869. Divorce decree barrs Def. of all rights of interest in R.E. or Pers. Prop. of said Plff. #1249. Jane LAWLER vs John LAWLER; Md-17 Dec 1867; Mp-Lecompton. Douglas Co •• KS; Mnw-Jane SIPES; Gr-Extreme cruelty. abusive and illtreatment by Def., false accusations, threats of violence; Rem-Def. engaged in. farming with brother who lived in house of Pet. and husband who employed 1-3 farm hands and boarded and lodged the same. Plff had to milk as many as 11 cows: Def. answers and denies allegations and makes counter-char6es . that Plff was guilty of extreme cruelty. Def-worth about $6.000 in money and Prop. according to Plff. She wants former name. reasonable alimony, restraining order to keep John LAWLER from disposing of his property. Wit-Mrs. SECREST. Thomas LAWLER, Mrs •. Wm. GLENN, Mrs. Hugh GLElSN, Geo. W. BRUIN?·6I Sr.; David MULLIGAN, R.W. DUMMER. F.B. HILL, Dr •. BONEBRAKE. Mr.i DAY (a Blacksmith at Lecompton) • Eliza FITZPATRICK. Geo. SECREST, G. G. HORTON, B.F. HILL, Mrs. LACY. James W. LACY. George BAKER, Mrs. SHIRER?, Wm. GLENN. Mrs. SECREST. Professor SHIRER? George W. , Sr.; Op-Thomas LAWLER. brother of the Def., (pretended to hold def •• John LAWLER's property to hlnder and delay Plff according to Plff). Df-27 Feb 1869. #1258. Note: Douglas Co •• KS Marrlage Records show a Jane SIPES, married John FLOBAY, 19 July 1870 in Lecompton. KS. Mary E. ADAMS vs Henry C.F -;ADAMS, address unkn.own; Df-8 Mar 1869; Md-30 Jan 1867; Mp-Councll Grove, Morris ,~o., KS; Gr-abeence more than a year; Ch~l, Etna ADAMS, age 1yr on 5 Dec 1868; Rem-Requests dlvorce and name changed to Mary E. WALTER. #1265. Sarah LEWIS vs Dr. _I salah LEWIS: Md-1 Jan 1861: Mp-Douglas Co,., KS; Nnw-not given; Pad-resides in Dougla,s'zJeo;·M~.~temporarilY absent in Co. of Lyon"; Or-gross neglect of duty, w1llfully neglected to prov1de~lff. and child the ordinary means of l1ving; Ch-one. age 7 'on 30 Nov 1869-Mary Ed1th LEWIS; RemR.E.-one Lot in City of Lawrence-#91 Vermont St. and S.E. t �186 LEWIS dlvorce contlnued: of Sec 33, T 11, R 17 and NEt, Sec 9, T 12, R 17, Shawnee Co. Also, t Sec of land-160 acres adjolnlng town of Emporla ln Lyon Co., (KS). Plff wants custody of chlld, allmony and other rellef. Def. denlnes allegatlons. Df- 101 Mar 1869: Wl t-Henry DAVIS, Ellza DAVIS, Anna BRA_. Selbley? CRANE. Mrs.1 ROBERTS. George W. GOSS?: Dlvorce granted 20 May 18691 ::tt- Note: In Kansas .B.tgte Hlstorlcal Quarterly, v. 21. p. 466. a marrlage.ls 11sted for Dr. Isalah M. LEWIS and Sarah W. GOSS. 1 Jan. 1861. Martha L. DOUGLAS vs Cyrus C. DOUGLAS. of Cln-clnna tl, Haml1 ton Co, .OH: Df-29 Mar 1869: Md-2 Apr 1853( 1); Mp-Clnclnnatl, OH; ChFrank DOUGLAS, age 5 yrs. and Ida DOUGLAS age 3 yrs; Gr-gross neglect of duty ln refuslng to provlde clothing, meat, drlnk and lodglng. Rem-Decree and custody granted. #1281. Ell HUDDLESTON vs Mary HUDDLESTON; Md-15 Nov 1834: Mp-Centervllle. Wayne Co., IND; Gr-Def. wlllfully abandoned and, wlllfull'Y .~ absent for",~lmorethan a year past. Df-16 Apr 1869. Dlvorce granted. Recorded 19 May 1869.. #1290. Note: D,ouglas;:Ci:n~Marf1ages show Ell HUDDLESTON mar:rled Ellza B. HAMMOCK, 27 Jan 1870.-Also see Dlvorce Case #2221-Ellza B. HUDDLESTON vs Ell HUDDLESTON. Sllas DODDER vs Laura E. DODDER. McI-2 Jul 1865; Mp-Osage' Co., KS, marrled by m1nlster of the Gospel among Unlted Brethren in Chrlst--M. SEILER: recorded 21 July 1865; Mnw-EmSllne WARDS.WORTH (1n petlt10n, name 11sted as Laura Emma WADSWORTH); Chnone 11sted; Gr-abandonment; Rem-Subpoena for w1t: Ann PRUDENS, John EATON and Samantha EATON. Df-29 May 1869. #1316. Note: Douglas Co;.~ Marrlages shows Sllas DODDER marrled Mary BAILEY, 9 Oct 1869. Mal1nda WELLMAN vs Benj. F. WELLMAN; Md-12 May? 1861; Mp-ILL: Mnnot glven: Pad-unknown,"travelling about over the country": Gr-defendant abandoned and was w1llfully absent from Plff. for more than one year: guilty of gross neglect of duty for last three years: Rem-Newspaper not1ce published in Kansas Weekly Tr1bune for 3 consecutlve weeks beg. 1 July 1869. Df30 June 1869. #1329. Lols H. DORSEY vs Henry H. DORSEY: Md'-3 June 1865, Mp-Lawrence. KS, Pad-Kansas City. MO?: Plff. has been resident of Dg. CQ. for last 3 years. Gr-Def. abandoned Plff about 1 Feb 1867. not supported Plff: ,Rem-Publicatlon notice in Western ~ JOurnal (a weekly paper in Douglas Co) for 3 consecutlve wks. beginn1ng 22 July 1869. Df-6 July 1869. #1332. Georgiana BAIRD vs Wm F. BAIRD; Md-1 Jul 1866; ~p-Lawrenbe. KS. Gr-'extreme cruelty and vlolent temper: Rem-requests her maiden name be restored to Georglana BELL. W1t-Mrs. Margaret BAIRD. w1fe of Eugene BAIRD, Carrle BELL. Mlnn1e BELL LAMON and w1fe. photo: artt'st·s, Emlly BAIRD. J.D. SNODDY and' Cornel1a �187 BAIRD d1vorce cont1nued: SNODDY. Df-15 Jun 1869. #1343. Note: Douglas Co. Marr1age Records show marr1age of W1ll1am Frankl1n BAIRD and Georg1ana BELL on 1 July 1866. Samuel L. McDIVITT vs Demorest McDIVITT; Md-6 Apr 1866; Mp-not g1ven; Mnw-not g1ven; Pad-non-res1dent; Gr-adultery (at town of Tw1n Mound). Op-James McDIVITT; Df-17 Aug 1869. Rem-Publ1cat1on not1ce 1n ~sas We~lY Tr1bune for 3 consecutive weeks beg1nning 1- Sept 18 9. #1371. Lyman R. BALDWIN of Clinton vs Mary Jane BALDWIN; Md-27 Mar 1859; Mp-Clinton. KS by Rev. M. CLOUGH; Mnw-Mary Jane STAUFFER; Gr-adultery (names and dates l1sted); Ch-George D. BALDWIN, b 15 Dec 1859. Carrie B. BALDWIN. b 2 Dec 1861. AbDle Florence BALDWIN. b 28 Oct 1865. Charles L1ncoln BALDWIN. b 7 Jan 1867, Lou1sa B~DWIN. b 28 Dec 1868; Rem-notation on outs1de of packet "D1smissed Nov term 1870". Df-26 Aug 1869/ #1372. Charles B. PECK vs Hattie M. PECK; Df-2 Sept·1869. This f1le 1s miss1ng (or 1s m1sf1led and could not be found. #1377. Hatt1e VENINI (VENINE) vs Joseph VENINI (VENINE); Md-10 Jul 1863; Mp-Ill1nois Town, IL; Mnw-Hattie TACKET; Pad-unknown; Grabandonment by Def. from about 25 Apr/Jul 1864, gross neglect of duty, w1llfully absent. Bem-Plff has been res1dent of KS for more than 5 years past. Plff wants ma1den name restored. Df-13 Oct 1869. #1396. Susan Jane JOHNSON vs W1ll1am T. JOHNSON; Md-28 May 1864; MpLawrence. KS; Gr-gross neglect of duty, adul~ery (names and locat1ons l1sted). abandonment 13 Apr 1868. since 1 Oct 1868 has been liv1ng with S1lva WALKER, Bem-Def. owns Lots 9 & 10 1n North Lawrence--2 acres land, Val. $400. which was bought and pa1d for by Plff before the marr1age" oasks for d1vorce. al1mony and w1shes to resume name of Susan Jane THOMAS. Df20 Oct 1869. #1401. W1l11am J. CUMMINGS vs Adal1ne H. (or C.) CUMMINGS; Md-16 June 1868; Mp-Lawrence. KS; Mnw-Adal1ne MORSE; Pad-Clinton. Douglas Co •• KS; Gr-adultery in town of Cl1nton at home of Margaret MORSE on 18 Jan 1869. Op-John ALLEN; Rem-See case #1585; Df-29 Oct 1869; Dev den1ed Aug Term 1870. #1410. Note:YDg. Co. Marr1age Becordsshow Ada MORSE marr1ed Henry BAILEY, 6 Mar 1871. W1ll1am J. CUMMINGS married Emma S. BOYD, 12 Nov 1872. Dwight R. READ vs Margaret J. READ;· Md-25 Oct 1846; Mp-Oswego. NY; Mnw-not g1ven; Pad-unknown; Gr-w1llfully absent for more than one year; Bem-Publicat1on not1ce 1n Kansas Weekly Tr1bune for 3 c~nsecut1 ve w:ks. beg. 17 Mar 1870. states that depos1 t10ns w1lP"!!;be taken' of sundry witnesses at P.O. 1n Elmwood Peor1a Co. IL on 12· Apr 1870-W1 tnesses who gave depos1 t1ons: 'e_JOhn WASSON (has "known Plff and Def for 20 years or more",' Betsey WASSON, (has "known Plff and Def for about 3 years"); Df-24 �188 . READ <11 vorce continued: . ·Dec 1869. Granted?-Recorded? 19 Apr 1870. #1445. John LAWLER vs Jane LAWLER-Md-16 Dec 186_; Mp-Lawrence, KS; Grabsent more than 1 yr and gross neglect of duty; Wit-Thomas LAWLER, F.B. HILLS. Df-l Jan 1870. ·#1459. See case #1258. Almira JOHNSON vs Horace H. JOHNSON, address unknown; Md-29 Jan 1842; Mp-Steuben Co., NY; Gr-absen t more than a year; Remrequests "Any and all interest which the Def. has in R.E.: Lots 71, 72, 73, and 75 on High St. in Baldwin City, and Nt of swt of swi of Sec 33 T 14, R 20 in Dg. Co. KS. Df-15 Jan 1870. #1460. . Olivia WILLIS vs Walter WILLIS; Md-2 June 1864; Mp-Lawrence, KS; Mnw-Oli via POWELL; Gr-gross neglect of duty since a.bout 4 June 1867. non-support (Plff had to live on charity of her father and friends) , Willfully absent for more than a year; RemPlff wants maiden name restored. Df-l Feb 1870, Date recorded?-12 Mar 1870. #1470. Julia BROWN vs Lyman BROWN at Blackfoot City in Terri tory of Montana, Md-8 Sept 1848; Mp-Rushville, Yates Co., MY; Ch-none named; Gr-abandonment. Rem-"She has been compelled to support and maintain herself and family for the last year past by her own labor". Df- 8 Apr 1870. #1507. John M. ROOF vs Frances ROOF: Md- ~ov 1868; Mp-Graham, CO, MO; Mnw-not given; Pad-MO; Gr-willfully absent and abandoned Plff for more than one year; gross neglect of her conduct, ·rufuses to accompany Plff and live with him where his business requires him to go. Df-25 Apr 1870. Dismissed29 Feb 1872. #1511. Malinda JACKSON vs Andrew JACKSON, MdSept 1864; Mp-Leavenworth Co., KS; Mnw-not given; Pad-Kit Carson, CO?; Plff, a resident of KS for 6 years past; Gr-Def Willfully absent for more than 5 years past, adultery. Op-Anandy O. BANI ON ; RemPublic notice published in Western Home Journal for 3 consec. wks. beg. 16 June 1870. Df-28 May 1870. j#1526. Note: Doug~as Co. Marriage Records show Andrew JACKSON married Mary McKEE, 17 Sept 1871. He ster Ann BOADI CE (or BODDI CE) ETTER vs Adolphus E. ETTER; Md-4 Mar 1866; Mp-North Lawrence, KS. Mnw-not given?; PadStranger, Leavenworth Co., KS; . Ch-Jennie May ETTER, b. 4 Jan 1867; Gr-Def willfully absent for more than one year and abandonment. Rem-Plff asks for custody of child and other :r relief. Publ1c not1ce in Kansas Weekly for 3 cons. wks. beg. 24 Nov 1870. Df-16 June 1870. #1538. . . Elizabeth SALTER vs Robert F. SALTER, non-resident of KS, address unknown; Md-23 Mar 1869: Mp-Dg. Co., KS: Gr-abandoned 26 Mar �189 ------- - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - SALTER dlvorce contlnued: 1869; Rem-requests restoratlon of malden name, Ellzabeth Df-21 Jun 1870. #1546 • J .E. DEY vs Mar1.-a-.DEY; Md-24 Oct 1837; Mp-Alleganey Co. NY; Gr~ Def. abandoned Pltf tor- more than one year. Df-28 Jun 1870. ,. #1550. jt ----------- ----I - - ..-~,'~~------Tocbe oontinued': ' '~e~G -~"',;..:..' - - . -------:1 ~-------~~- - -------- ----~'----~,~-.-- - -.,.~-~-- ---;-- .. ~- ,.--.-..-~-.- and HAAS~Desoendants of Fred Lena HAAS gathered reoently at the "Douglas County 4-H Falrgrounds for thel~ annual reunlon. Harold Slmmons, presldent, led the buslness meetlng, whloh followed a oarry-ln dlnner. Thlrty-fl ve famlly members attended. STOVALL-A gatherlng of the desoendants of Bartholomew STOVALL to celebrate the 300th annlversayy of the arrlval of thelr t_ anoestor lnto thls oountry wlll take plaoe on August 17th. 18th and 19th ,19841n Rlohlnond and Powhatan, Vlrgin-la. At least a thousand descendants are expeoted to attend. Wrlte or oall Rollo P. Stovall,- 3357 Espanola Drl ve, Sarasota, FL 33579 for more lnformatlon.- Telephone (813) 924-8769. _ u__ - - .... =_~--~----- - __ ._ 1,,--_. ---~.-- CORRECTIONS: , Vol. VII, No.3. p. 110-Should read: EDDY, Jefferson marrled DUN:1lWAY, Loulsa ,( Jane. p. 125-Should read: IIplff. wanted tc? "blnd.her ohlldren out"" . (George HAVENS vs Ellza HAVENS dlvorce case)- �, 190"" . February 9, 1860 SUPPLEMENT TO THE LAWRENCE REPUBLICAN ._---- -.~. Registry of Voters of the Township of Lawrence, Douglas Coun~y K. T.. for .the .year 1859 Adams, Martin Adams, Calvin Averill, James Amos A. B. Alexander, David Armstrong, Guy Adams, Hiram Allen, Elmore Allen, Norman Allen, Sam R. Alexander, H. Allen, J. D. Anderson, John Alexander, Smith Anderson, Lewis G. Anderson, John G. Anderson, James Atturberry, Thomas Allen, Lyman Atchinson, J. R. Adams, James Andrews, Stillman Atherton, Henry Alexander, William Abernathy, J. N. Abernathy, W. H. Assman, Justus Austin, Albach, Phillip Ayres, William Austin, Orville Adams, James A. Adams, Abbott, James B. Archibald, John C. Archibald, Ebenezer Archibald, James Andrews, W. W. Brown, T. B. Benson, Henry E. Buck, E. W. Brandon, James Buford, Washington Barker, Francis Bliss, H. J. Bush, W. H. Bradshaw, John Bryan, Leonard Bush, P. H. Bush, Landon Bush, A. J. Bell, Alexander Brown, John S. Bannington, Thos Berry, G. W. Bronson, Henry Benedict, James Benedict, William Bruce, Charles Bloomer, Henry Brinkly, Thomas Brooks, William Briggs, John C. Barrett, John E. Benton, W. H. Beckett, James Brien, Thomas O. Busher, Charles Brody, Stephen Brody, Jesse Brown, William Byron, Sidney W. Brown, Mark Beer, George Bissell, H. F. Bass, David Bailey, F. A. Bates, Thomas Bassett, R. S. Beamer, Henry C. Badstrup, Nicholas Barker, Ingle Barker, Thomas Brown, John Bennett, James Bergan, Patrick Bergan, Dennis Blackledge, A. M. Breezely, Thomas Bell, William Burgeois, L. Bland, Sam Brown, A. J. Baker, H. W. Bowman, Reuben Beabusch, Henry Bundrum, Horace V. Blackman, W. I. R. Bigelow, S. A. Bissell, Amos Bacon, L. S. Bond, Edward Brewer, M. Baldwin, W. N. Babcock, C. W. Bowman, Christian Brown, J. I. Becker, Rheinhardt Baldwin, John Brackett, George C. Bartlett, George Bartlett, N. Burt, George Bronson, John L. Bronson, George W. Bronson, Rhesa \ Blackford, W. D. Blanchard, A. J. Bassett, O. A. Bullene, L. Brown, George W. Bush, W. S. Botsford, ~eorge Bundrum, H. L. Burdine, George Brown, Henry Branscomb, C. H. Brooks, Paul R. Brinkley, Michael Blood, James Bryant, Norman L. Bishop, William· Brooks, Joseph Backus, Abram Burroughs, Oscar Burroughs, Edgar C. Beach, M. S. �191 Boyer, Joseph Carter, Paschal Clawson, Issac Cameron, Noah Cameron, Hugh Calkin, Ransom Calkin, Peter Cole, Horace Cameron, Peter Countryman, Abram Colburn, Willard Cassell, Asshel Clough, Mace R. Clough, W. F. Crane, Clark Coons, Eli Creel, Sylvester Carlock, Joseph CurIes, William H. CurIes, Joseph CurIes, Edward Clark, James Church, J. Coy, Samuel Conklin, Peter Coy, Chas. W. Cosby, J. A. Chambers, Norman Cornelius, Rueben Cornelius, Benj Corel, James Corel, William Comber, Saml C. Carleton, John M. Clark, H. S. Conant, Albert Crane, John L. Crane, Luther Chandler, G. C. Cramer, B. J. Cutler, H. A. Cutler, C. H. Campbell, Henry Crowell, John Crocker, John G. Critchett, Charles Coe, John M. Collamore, G. W. Churchill, John Cracklin, Joseph Combs, James Clark, Edward Carr, Alexander Coleman, L. D. Crocker, G. H. Conway, M. F. Collier, Thomas Cornell, John Cook, George Crawford, E. Christian, James Carpenter, Lewis Caswell, Chester B. Clark, D. H. Churchill, George Clark, J. F. Coleman, A. W. Conway, J. B. Carr, Richard Coggins, T. H. Cook, Frank Clark, Thomas Clark, John Carman, R. Conant, John Cutler, Abram Carpenter, James Cordley, Richard Cook, George W. Chandler, W. Davidson, Jordan Davidson, A. Davidson, J. A. Doy, John Doy, C. F. Derby, Fredrick A. Dennis, L. B. Darling, Chauncey Doll, Elias Dutton, Asa Doll, A. W. Drew, George E. Davis, Thos D. Dunbar, Hiram Derby, John Doolittle, Benson E. Doolittle, Saml A. Doolittle, Reuben Dunn, B. C. Dickson, Charles Derry, Nicholas Dealand, E. A. Deamer, J. N. Dougherty, George Dulinsky,' Sylvester Doty, 'Dow, Pres ton Diedrich, Christian Donnelly, B. Donnelly, James Denver, Francis Duffield, J. E. Dowling, Frank Damon, Albert Dean, J. M. Duncan, W. H. DaLee, G. A. Duncan, C. S. Dalton, B. F. Deamer, Charles Dix, R. C. DuBois, N. H. Dunbar, L. C. Deitzler, G. W. Day, James Dunsia, Harry Evans, John W. Eldridge, David Edwards, Thomas Evans, David Epley, James Eggert, Henry Enos, H. L. Emmett, John Emery, J. S. Emery, C. N. Evans, David Edwards, Aaron Ellis, August Ecke, Julius Eddy, R. W. Eigenmann, Christian Eldridge, S. W. Eldridge, E. S. Eldridge, T. B. Eldridge, Lyman Jr. Eldridge, Lyman Sr. Eldridge, Joseph Elliott, R. G. Edwards, C. L. Earle, William Elmstad, P. M. Earle, George F. Evans, John M. Elam, James �.192 Farmer, Daniel Foot, Samuel C. Fay, John Finley, Thomas Falley, Edmond R. Fuller, William B. Fisher, Laban Ferin, George Franklin, Benjamin Ferril, T. J. Fuller, Ferdinand Faxon, William Fry, Samuel Foot, Fi tch, Edward P. Fuller, A. Fillmore, H. S. Flagg, Henry H. Ferguson, J. H. Fenn, Lyman D. Ferguson, Levi Farnesworth, Charles Fuller, J. G. Ferry, James Frazer, R. L. Faulds, William Ford, George Fillmore, Lemuel Fleischman, J. E. Finley, J. A. Freedonburg, James Freeman, C. Guest, Baker Grosskopff, Edward Gentry, Beverly Gentry, Bartlett Graham, William J. Gillam, Paschall Grisham, Richard Griffiths, Evans E. Gill, Richard G. Gill, John G. Gill, W. H. Gould, Joseph Gillson, Simeon Goulding, John Garvin, Thos S. Garvin, John M. Gilliland, J. B. Glenn, Michael Galvin, Martin' Gingerich, John S. Gemme I , Goss, George W. Grover, Joel Gardner, Robert Gellen, Charles Guest, James M. Graton, John R. Gillmore, John Guild, Loring Gardner, John Green, Silas. Guest, Thomas Griswold, ? F. Griffith, Robert S. Garrett, C. F. Goodier, A. K. Goodier, C. H. Grew, John Garrison, George T. Glathart, J. H. Glathart, M. C. Gerard, John Goldsmith, Jacob Ginsberg, William Grovenor, Gurdon Grow, William Gerald, S. Gilbert, George Gates, Levi Gunther, Arthur Homble, Frank Hackler, John C. Harrison, Sprague Harrison, Joseph H. Hopper, B. F. Hendry, Samuel Hammer, Hughson, Elias·D. Hall, Carlos Hudson, J. S. Hutchinson, B. K. Hermon, Christian Hancock, H. A. Hover, L. W. Homes, William A. Hutchinsom, Philip S. Howard, John Hitchcock, Bethuel Hover, Aaron S. Hastie, George Holloway, Collins Hobbs, Lesley Hellstrom, Francis Harman, Peter Houghton, George S. Houghton, Josiah S. Howes, C. J. F. Hague, J. W. Howard, John B. Hull, S. G. Holbrook, William Howland, N. D. Henderlider, William Hull, W. S. Hiel, Peter Heil, George Hinman, William Hungerford, S. R. Herrington, J. D. Herrington, George W. Herrington, Freeman Hillard, John Hennelly, Andrew J. Hays, John Hovey, W. H. Hough, Dewitt C. Hickcox, William H. Haug, John Haskell, John G. .Haskell, ChasA. Hill, Augustus B. Hardwick, Lemuel Hendry, J. M. Hays, Homer Hoopes, Townsend Hutchinson, William Harris, Henry C. Harris, Watkin Hubbell, W. O. Hill, Forester Hughes, Z. Hemphill, Joseph Hubbard, Chauncey Hard, A. H. Hillier, George Hisrich, Reinhard Havlin, Henry Hornsby, Columbus Howell, Lewis Hutcheson, Joseph Hutcheson, John Mc Holt, George E. Hancock, B. S. Hawber, Leochardt Hutchinson, G. W. �193 Hicks, S. S. Hamilton, Dennis Herrington, O. H. Hoag, Benj W. Hoyt, Calvin G. Hoyt, Lorenzo Hill, Charles B. Hartman, Maurice Hall, O. G. Harkins, H. Hale, G. M. Huson, S. K. Horton, J. C. Harrington, S. C. Hang, George L. Hovey, Francis Henderson, Brainerd Hart, Henry· Hand, Thos Hoges, John Hant, G. W. Hant, Charles, Holbrook, D. Webster Harris, Edward P. Hassey, J. J. Irvin, Robert Ingham, Fred W. H. Ingerson, John Ingerson, Augustus Jones, Samuel Johnson, Theodorus Jones, Paul Johnston, Samuel Jones, James M. Jaycox, William Jones, Barthe Jones, William Jones, James Johnston, E. B. Jones, David Johnston, Jeffries, A. Judson, John Jones, Edward Jenkins, J. W. Johnston, Benjamin Johns, David Johnston, N. A. Jones, E. L. Kenley, John Keidel, Wilhelm Keevil, William Kelly, Thomas D. Knight, Wilder Knight, Francis E. Kitchingman, William Keller, W. L. Keller, George W. Kennedy, John Kennedy, Jonathan F. Kennedy, Thos L. H. Kennedy, L. J. Kennedy, O. P. Kennedy, W. B. Kennedy, William Kelly, William Kostenbader, Andrew Knox, John Kennedy, Hugh Kinmont, Thomas Kutchfield, William Keelan, James Keever, Keeffee, James Sr. Keeffee, James Jr. Keeffee, Edmond Kilworth, Isaac Kilworth, Jacob Kistler, John Kimball, Franklin Kimball, Frederick Kimball, Samuel Kimball, Edward Kallosta, Frank Kellogg, Lucius Kingay, Will Keevil, Charles King, William Knox, George Long, George M. Linsley, Danl O. Lum, S. Y. Lum, Amos Latta, Philip Locke, Turner Lind, Augus t Lynch, James Landon, B. A. Landon, Henry Levings, S. I. Long, Joseph Lurting, Robert Copied and oontributed by Graoe Embers. Typed by Dorothy Jones. Longfellow, Charles Lowe, Joseph G. Lee, William Livingston, C. Lewis, I. M. Lyman, Albert Leis, Henry Lowman, E. S. Lamon, John S. Ladd, E. D. Loesch, Michael Loesch, Henry Love, Alexander Lane, James H. Lykins, W. H. R. Litchfield, L. T. Lownds, Thomas Loomis, William Lowman, Virgil Lewis, Alexander Lowman, H. E. Lathrop, S. P. Luddington, R. W. Leibey, James Lester, J. Livermore, William Moore, William Moore, Joseph S. McCleon, Moore, Thomas M. Moore, Malon K. Misbey, William McDowell, Robert McClure, J. E. Monteith, William E. Moon, Silas A. Mulvany, T. B. Morton, George Mullenix, Charles Marshall, z. Martin, Delos McCush, Samuel Minger, H. M. Miller, George Mackey, Thomas Mackey, T. J. Morehead, J. Moore, George W. Morris, John Morris, Asahel Morris, Phillip McFarland, Robt -To be oontinued~ �194.,', I ' L_ _ c~. W. SMITH. Lawrence. KS , , ,> ConJ~1.D~ed f~o_m_V.~l. M~Ciurg(y); -J:B~ (?:~McCoach, John~ McCabe, Edi th B: McConnell, J: E. -- - McConne 11, Mat ti e McConnell, ,Mrs. M. McCordi, Marrtha --!=- ..=.." -~ .:... ---'-:---'~ S~ '.:"'- McCOrdl, Mrs. Mary A: McConni ck, Mrs'~ McCOy.~ John E: McCoy, Mrs. C.P'. McCulTough, Georgie: McCurdy, Mrs. Emily McCurdy, Jess~ McEvers, Mi'ss; Eanll McFarlan, CareD' McFarland, child of McFarland, Mrs. McFarl and, Mrs. J. N,: McFarland, John W: McF-arland, R: S: Co C~:, 163; 1.... N'YMCG'eec; Mrs. Aim a1 ~ -- .. ---- VII. No.3. _p. 142 __ L_._ _., _ - ~ ~UNDEliTAKEB· &~EMBALMER~::- ; t, (~890-1907). - - - - ~ - _.~, ,- - '-- -, - ---- Buri a1' Date' ordered by BUrl a1 ' A9.!L Cause:: d:~ PJl. -OH:-~ 4gc-AjJpoplexi;aI4'T- -5' Nov 1904- Gio-:oC I\lcCiurg' 6 Feb 1896 Mrs. Mary McCbach Clinton 50' Will P'ayne 26( Jan 1902~ Poor Commission om (JI£?' 1112, 25 Sep 1904' Mrs. McConnell' OW 42~ TyphoidFvr146, (Shipped from Cawker City, Ks.) 14 Dec 18911 J,o A. Dailey Herrington, Ks;; ',. ,1'4 8 Apr 1891', ,Ed McConnell OH' .. .'. 9 Ed' (?)I; A'SJitenfelitter" Creston, (6) Murdered" -551 21 Sep) 1896~' Iowa' 24 Mch 1902, Est'ate; Wgltelr PayneClinton 84' Drops¥! 11'3' 50) The Family Catholic; 21 Reb 1896 53\ 3\ Jul 1896 Mrs. McCoy' OW 66'? 2,: Jan 189T C:., Pi. McCoy' OHI L. C. and J. E'~ Ch apman, St. .Yo' Lee McCunough ?:Jonesvil!le, ~'"29' Ap r 1900' 911 H. ?~ Corder' Mo'. (6) /(cchL Burnn:3' 18 Mch 1902 W~S:--&Nellie McCurdy.' om 16 Dec; 1897 W: S: McCurdyr OlE 73L 66) 29; Dec: 1907t: H., B~" Peers:' McCOmb, 117: Pheu. 1194 Haskell Ins,t. Okra'. 22 Jan 1903' B: D. Woodward! Penn. 3'6i Rheumati'sm1l24' (Shipped to'·,Uilionville, Pa-.)' 22~ AI> r 1897:' Tho·s McFal'i 'and G. son OHi 60: 1~ Nov 1897 W. S: McFarland' on' 80~ 011d age:' 6'5~ 6 Feb 189,9 J .N.McFarland &" son ow. 65 Hrt. + 78\ 14 Sep) 19055 The Family: OW 7t3( Paralysis; 1'60" 70\ 1146, 271r' Sep 1 190'f Mary J: McFarland i OH' 7 McGee', Betty,· 24" Jim 1896'} McGee, child of from Longton, Ks'~ McGee, El i za' McGee, Geo~ (Shipped from K.C. McGee, IlIa M~ McGee, Joseph McIit ti re, Cl alTa B~ McIntur.f, NeBie,' Mcliltu:rr.ff, wm McKee , W~ J~. McKeever, Ann McKeough, J~. W~, 18 JUl' 18911. 27iMch 1896 18 A"ug 190n Robert McGee G'eo. MCGee~ B~ McKinney, (?}Char1es' --- - Geo-. McGee; Qjleen '.,' .. ow: ,)~:' Vic ?,~ and Alex Monroe~ Robt.McGee'; Church OlF 39; ---Fever.Chari table', Kssoc. J. J'. McGee? OW McKim, Robt. -- 12: A"pr l899r Mo~) 23 5eP) 1901' 7{ Jim 115 May 18", Sep} 3~ Jim 2,. Nov 26 Sep 22 Ju1 1895: 1902~ 1900j 1902:, 189ll 1898 1894 80) 53\ 1'1 90" Old age' Sill 34':' Hem. Lung s; 10fl' Robt' McGee', HughBl'aiir Olf= 1m 1108l Eli za1 &' Robt. MCGee 00:' 4Z L. O~ McIntire': OHI Hi't.Fail. 11l!5i' F:u.ank McInturf OH_l 3S; Diphtheriia1!74' Geo. Beattie; OW 82: Stom. Tr.b1.l117f' H. J~ Cummings Be1voiirt l!3; Alfred Weaverc' OFF 78 Old age 'g4 Geo. '1!~ Richards;; l«anwaka1241 Int. l.. 3'5 H. O~. Richardson & County Mrs. RObt. B~ McKiin Madi son, 93' Ol'd age 1178; Indi• RenO) l!9 " . -!.', �~ Bud al Date' ordered' by BUri a1 ,'. Mrs~A ••. McKi rin McKinney, Abeo Age'. Cause d'•. et' ~~ 38) Win. Young McKinney, child of 20' Aug 189m McKiney, child of Wiil. R:May 1900' 18 Jan 1907: McKinzie', Margery 283 Jan 18911 McKoene, child of McMil1l an, Min.enva': 4' 5ep; 1905 McMiili en, Mrs. 7i Dec 1892;, McMil_1io{a.)'n, A l f P May 1902'~ McMiiPli'an, J.essie3l,Dec'189al McMi 11 i an, Wi 11 ie 3' Dec: 1900 211. Jan 1905 McNi:sh, Ben1l'. 26~ Jill 19001 McNish, Sarah McEherson, Joseph':.B: 19) Eeb, 18983 Pri vate Co. 19· Ind. liif Private 38 Ind. Inf McPike', Mary Belle' 20- Aug 19071;' McQ!lay, Annal 19) Dec': 189,9: McQuay, Rebecka' R'. 24! Apr 189.7?' McQitay, Rebecca' 17 Jim 1903~ n1cQiteen, R~ R~ . S' Jan 1903 (Shipped from Col. Springs;») McRill, C'atherine 19 Kug 1900::. McRHl, Saul 19 Nov 1903 Pri vate CO" 0- 71.' I'll. Inf. McWilliams, Mts~ MeIindalIS5ep" 1901 Mead, Mrs. A. 21 Nov 189.lt Mead, Ardon 4,May 1896 Meader, Al'ex McW 9. Aim' 1898) Means, James: 29.~ Jul 189Si Medows;" child of 24; 5ep', 1890, Meddowsi, chi 1d of 17 Jan 1900 Medows', J~ W.~ T A'ug 1900' Pri •. Co' A- nth Ki.tSi. Cav • Meddows;, Hugh 20~' Aug 1902, 311 Jul 19001 Meddows, Mrs. J~ w; Meeks, Nancy 13 Aug 189.9. Mellusih, Ruth 12~ Jun 190 lL (Index' --Mulli sh») Melville, Mrs;, 24' !\fch 1898; (Shipped from Kans,as'; Ci ty): Melville, W: G:. ?Jr. 19; Augi 1900: Mel vin, Mrs. H. 11" Jan 1898 Melvin, Mary N-~ IS Jan 1892 24 Dec 189S; Menet, F. G:. IS Apr 1904 Mengen', Mrs. It. E~ Menger, H. M~ CIn dex.,.. Rev H 7; Jill 18971' Mercer, Rev. 13 Aug l89lt . Me_rch,.!. Mrs. V~ __ . 24 Feb"·189l -~- ?, J. McKinney CUnton 1<)': order of W'~ L. Payne Stillborn __92~' _ Win McKiney' ORi IS; Typhoid F .180: 5'. E. McKen zi e' OIF T~ C'. Davi s Ren or 6. Mrs.W~H611and;Met;.,Co:~ OH~' 63' Stom.T.trbl r6(),' McMill an;; ..L SO'ci;ety" em 2';3' Mrs. Hi n~an, Mrs ~ t'lhi te', OW 66} Pneu.lil'~i, 36;: . 311' Julia Hor1and OID Mrs ~ . G::' BerreY" OW 23"?': 98l Wm McNish Clinton 18 ---Lung s; liSlt John McNish OHi' 411 Consump.rt .lt7l2~ Sheri ff Cooper, Topeka 701 68) (Shipped to 'l1opeka~\ J. H. ~IcPike OHI Win; McQitay,; fJC,~ Elli sonOHr w,~ McQpay' OH Douglas County OW Mrs. R'. R~ McQjJeen Stony,Point:' SanL McR'i 11, T~C~. Davi S7 Reno'" John McKanMrs. LUCY Me Riil11 Reno': 9.S Old age~ ?' ?: 20 45i 214:36',Pheu. 7.9) Dropsy' 188) 86 60' 1;29 l!241 9S) S'1i con Dad Mcwn Ii ams;' ORr 4'1 ' r08l ? ,r,: O~ 0: Const of Co-ronthal' A. -Mead om )]4 L. Bullene OR 86 P'aralysis' 52:. Robert Morrow: om 23i 70' Hugh Means ....'Lz.9hioi 47l'con. 43' JWMedows', J'~ H. Fee; Che-s,t'er.3: J. €': Meddows;' OR: 41 da'. CrOUP) 87:' Knute) Knudson, r 611, con._ 94 S~ p'. Dani e 1 s'-, W.; Medows~, Ch,as:,c fife,dbws'i Mrs;- Ge roy,' Blank tw;; 2:. mo,? 111\9' J. W. Meddows;, s: p. Sarcoxiia" 44' Di abet'es: 94' Daniels, Mr. Lane: Herbert Meeks: 6H 70'4\ Paralysis; 8S' <Shipped from Kansas-City, Kas.) Ji~ A:' Dailey om ~':.: Di phtheri a104 Mrs. W~ G:'. Melville OH! The Family,· OR! 431nf of Bron.951 J. Di Fincher;' OO! 8S: Old age of, 67/ D'. fir. Melvin OHi IS Mrs. Menet OH-' 483 Mrs. Ar. M~ Ward; OH 86' Old age 1140" A-. G~ Menger,OR' Sunstroke? ' 62 Gray om 11 Geo - Merch(Mar.ch in Dir)' Ohio' 7; ---.:- --- -- --;------- .... ' �, I ~Merot , '-Geo. A:-' (Index -Merret r 18 Dec~ 1907. Merrill, Mrs. A'. F. 31 Ju1 1903 Messenheim, Harold 20' Nov 1901 Mesenhiemer, Jane:· Messenheimer, child of 27. Sep'1890' 11 Aug 1907. Messer, Nathan T.~ ,1? Ai!g 1900. Metcalf, Sarah 18 May 1904 1 Metsker, PhiIip) 6 Dec 1897 Metiner, Mrs. Cora Meyers, Meyers, Meyers, Meyers, Meyers, , Dan Ulrick B'; Michel Mrs. Diinmery The family; Saunders' Joseph Ci'umett Harry Dick' 6 Dec Meyers, leo Micheal, Nancy (Ihdex- -Mi tchell T Micheal, Mrs. Wm Michel, B~, child of Middleton, Mrs. Ella I\Uffin, D'avid Migliario, Constant Millard~ lr; O~ Po s t~ 1Q: G:4:R': 21 Jun 3) OCt 21 Apr 21 Jan 1111. Mch 21! OCt 18 Feb 190~ 12 Dec 1895 3:1 fifch 190r r Dec 1897. 10 Dec 1897" child Qf infant of James John John Meyers, [;eo; , 16 5ep' 1904' 17 Dec 190~1. Margaret Merri t OW 22~'TubercuC' r09 (Shipped from Las' Vegas, N.M.) Jones; and Spencer M;; 7~' pneu. 193' (?JChar1ey'Messenheim OH' child ScarFvr 130' Win &. R';B\Mesenheimer LoneSt-.m 53' 1!]0·' W, Messenheimer Morris; 3\ Florence If. Messer OW 67iCance:rr 1'88) Will Cummings~ Ke, Ks;. 7tSi Old age of 117;3~ .,-; ..... -,'" Mr. Metsker Fafrviiew 80': Old age: 'i411 39) Can. 58; ow F. F. Mettner; Mrs. Cherry' l1l!2 OH 2 mo E: E. Meyers Levy·, Meyers' OW 48 .63~, Dropsy· of OR 102 The family oS; om 24! Pheu. James Meyers (6) Mr. BOnd, Henry Ulric'; ?Bond l 7.0) J.M. Matney ? 35' FeU; from: 983 Echo~ Miss Meyers L. F~ selig: train 22:. ]]40) . Bertha Myers~Metlnsj~l\'X;~ W~ Messenheimer Fairviewi' 631 Hrt.Fail. !J49: 83 Mi n 1900~ 1893 1894 1901 1896' 1891 moo' Miller t A:.E. Miller, child MiiJ.ler, child 5": 5ep' 1903 18 Aug 1897:: 16 Nov 1899 Miller, child, Miller, David Miller, Ed' B~ 22~ 28 May 1900 Ju1 1891 8 Mch 1898) Mil1er/F!rank, child of OJ Jan 1906 Miller, :Gus' 31 Aug' 1893), Miller, Hattie: 22, May 1899 Miller, infant Miller, Isaac Mi ller, James M~ Mi ller, Mrs. S~ M: Miller, Theo'~ Miller, W~ Miller, Willie MiHes'. Sadie~ Mills, Abby 9, 21 9. 14 fifch 1902: Sep 1902~ Aug 1906, Jul 1895! 1'6'· Aug 1906, . 25, Mch 190(;t 31 Dec 1892~ 113 Aprt'1907l~ 10 Jun 1899. Mi 11 s t Alec; Mil1s~ Carrie B: Mills, child of John~ -- 15 May 1894 . 23) Dec 1895; 18 Jan 19071' ',. W~ .l\. S: 27r 115: da' Tinrspn. 36, 29' pneu. 103' 49} Clinton 8: lecompton OH: \. 65'-Nephri tiis; 96t I\G;' OW (·?JAget trs' Eudora 58l Appoplexfa1J32~ J. F~ Miller 1\J7' 11' Diph. 6$ Charles Show 1\17~ 4 da ? 86 Frank Miller Win ?:.,' David L. ? MG; 93Mr. -T,y-son n'!;; 11 Mrs. Ella Miller OH' 40- Pheu. 69' ('Shipped from Lake Charles, La.)1 2: wk F:rankMiller,ChasSflow. ~Ii r64~ ?list Benevolent 1\(7; 29 Augustus:' Mil~rer' ftX;~ 8li W. T. Sinc1 ai r·, Blank OW Stillborn 1'13' The family ,Benev#2~ OHl 681 Paralysis; 120 Mallory; Dt:.'.Poff? EXt' OW 63'. Abc. Hrt. ]7:$ F.rank Mi Her om 43 J. M. Miller." Ofn 10 mo) Ch. Inf 1i73' Ci ty Marshall OB' 54' Hrt. F'ai 1. 90' Nate Miller om Dropsy' Ure. 24' Haskell lost. Blank l~i Rheu. Hi!t:. 1:83'> P~ R'. Brooks; OR: 24' 81 (Shipped from Ottawa')" John Mil1:s OIE 16; ? 34 John MillsOHi 48. I\'1G:Sti llborn' 1;80 John Miil1 s tno'te_-"no _charge, homemac;le_~J_" ,. -. .1 �BUriai Age.Cause' d! ~~ ordered by;. --, OH' 2+? 80" John Mills Mills, Ollie P~u1 on 26) 106 J. H: Harding' Mills, Ross; p,. R'. Brooks' 27" John Mills ORI 5 Jtin 1893\ Mi 11 s, Wi 11 ie' t50 V'. F. Mil ton ()Hl 4'4: 24 Dec 1904: Mil ton, He rber.t· (Shipp.e9 from Kingman, A-riz.)" E. N. Miner NY-City:" 6 ConCungs; 4'11 10 Apr 189S: Miner" Enoch N. Mary Miner r,x;' 39 Abcess, 98', Dec: 1900, 13' Miner, Laura Mrs.Preston Miner OH:' Ki11'ed by" 1191 5; Nov 1901' J\!liner, Preston Robt. White'; Benev.Codge #2, streetcars (Shipped from Ofuaha, Neb. ) A'~ G:. Honnold OW 47 22;. Nov 1895 Mirorvi11e, child of Lavern Baxter OH40 Cancer 1116 311 May 1902 Mi tchell, Aggie J. T. Mi tche 11 ~17' 29' Drowned: lJ44 4 Aug 1904 Mi tchell, Archie Ella Moore ?OH: 2 ? l3S1 6, Jan 1904 Mitchell, Marie Mrs. Ferguson r45 Eudora C. W~ Schubert 12 5ep 190'1 Mitchell, Mrs. 45; Bolen D. Norwine , 8,5ep 1895 Mi tchell, Nancy ,t ,;',7rNov 1895 child 47 A~ G'. Honnold Mi tchell, Viol a L .. ' i ,Dropsy' Mrs. Jno'~ Sharp", 842': OH; 51 1193 i8 Dec: 1901' Moak, Arthur J~ N. y,~ & Will' Moak MG' A-. J'~ Mohundro 5 Kpr 1902 ~?')r Mohundro', Eddie OW Blank 19 Mch 1904 MoI:ine, AI/bert 3', OH N. J:~ Fluke 19 Sep' 1890: MoCal'1lison" Mrs •. OHr 142: Bwl. Trb1. 186, 22 Jul 1901:' Chas. E. Monroe Monroe, Liona E. 26, Jan 1893 Ned Monroe Reno Monroe, Mrs:., 24L"" ' Mr. W'. en.Phonicie 108) Monroe, Myrtle 23' 5ep 1901 F. M. Monroe, OH; 3Monroe, Mrs. Robt. 22 Mch 1899~ Robert Monroe OR 80" Old Age 79 (Elizabeth)' ('Shipped from I.:eavenworthl Monroe, W.H~" child of 17, Aug 1907' Chas.& W'oH~ Monroe om Stillborn 18~r (?JMontes, Mrs. W,: H~ 7( Dec 1904' Walter H. Montes' OW 34 Hemmorage 149 Moody, Mrs. Ella 29 May 1895 G. F.ricke OHi 42 Mook, Mrs. ~f.M. 3 Dec; 1902: Mook Bros. OH7~ Cancel" 123\ 2-3 Nov 1901l 1'(. G'etker' Eudora'" KHn;ed no Mooney, Tom Moore, Burton 12,Mch 1899 C.C.James;Co.Corn. !\E,: 23: Di ed' on79' 23d Kansas (Shipped from Leavenworth») c rs;' from St ~ Louis to Leavenworth Moore, C~ J. 13 May 1904 B. H., Denver,Col Removal, 32~ Paralysis; 1141/ Mr.! Ditkin (Shipped to Denver, Co1.1 Moore, Cl ara 4 May 1907 Clayton Moore' 9Hi', ~: P&cidenta1}][84 Moore, Eawardi 27' Jun 18911 Mrs. Moore: OIl' 10' Moore, Ella' 30 Mch 1903J. Moore' OH 19. con. lJ27 Moore, HEmry 20' May 1903 Frances' Moore OIl 50 Abscess 1129 Morgan, Mrs. (?'l'Ino 21 OCt 190T, Saml Morgan MG" 53'? of Hrt. ]J08l Moore, ,Jimmie 7 Kpr 1894, Mrs. Emma MooreWilliamstown 15 m.Measles 34 Moore, John ABen 13 Dec 190'6' Mrs. Harriet BOlden MG~ 116, Typhoid F.177' Moore, Mari a 6:, Aug 1904' Theo A'. Moore, OW 52 ChMorbis 144 (Shipped from Cambridge, Ind.)i Mr. Johns' of Ottawa; Moore, Minta 10 Nov 1897' Thos:. Moore OH: 99' Old age 6S, . Morgan, J~ H'o 1 Mch 1901 The Fami 1y OH' 49 Cancer 1'01' 31 Aug 1906 Morgan, Lawrence Jno. Morgan OH' 6, yrspina1Trbl.73' Morg an, Mil 0 E. 13, Nov 1902. Mrs. R~ E. Morgan OH: 25+Tubercu1os123 (Shipped from Cannon Cfty, Col.) 5' Jan 1891: Sam_Morgan, ,_ ,PIX;: 5 Buri a1 Dateo 17 Dec 1899: 30:' Jul: 19011. . - ----- ---- . --- - . -----..- - - - - ,,_____ ~~ __________________1' .'I;~~.~.; ~ ~~ _ _ _ _ _ _ ~_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ~_ �~. . .; ; . '.' -~ .... :;. ....... " .. . - ~ -~-:,:."'~.~~~""" .~~ ~-;~: . ,;. CLIN.TON':',T,.own .... ~." ~.:J:;' ~r:P : <~ '.' '; !",.; , ',-: ,r .:./;: ----------- ------ ---~ -----,---_. ----~- --- ~ Extracted from-Kansas Clalms-Hous~Reports 36th Congress, 2nd Session (2 vols~) . These volumes are in the Documents Section of,Spenoer Research Library, University, of Kansas, Lawrence Kansas. ~-. ~-. - -:==~4,,- - .' -~. -~ ~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~=-~ .. ~~='~~.~~~----------~--~--~ I .~ To the commlssl'oners of clalms: Moneka. Llnn County. K.T •• ~arch r -- 2. 1859 Gentlemen: I lost ln the dlsturbances of 1855 and 1856: Flrst. one valuable horse. about the middle or last of November. 1855; he dled ln consequence of hard driving to glve me and others notlce of the Mlssourl lnvaslon: he took the horse ln my absence: the young man has since dled. Second. I lost near the same tlme. but a few days later. a valuable mare rode by a young man. the particulars of whlch I know.,nothlng further than his report. He sald she fell and killed herself. I have not seen or heard of the man for three years past. These two horses I drove from Indlana. and they were worth there $150 each. and more here. Thlrd, I loaned to Mr. LOWRY a mule to rlde durlng the winter of 1856. I went to Lawrence for her once and she was gone to Leavenworth. he did not know who had her. She was taken from him again and rode to Fort Scott. to organize the people for detence, & etc. Durlng this trip she was tied out to a tree over night 1n the snow several times with nothing to eat. and somt1mes travelled all da~without food. so I was told. When she returned to Lawrence. she was sick and never recovered. she lived a few months and died. She was a large mule. 16 hands hlgh. three'''years- old. coming four: I paid $175 for her in Missouri. Fourth. I lost a large red ox. which I believe was killed and eaten by the free-State army in Lawrence. in August. 1856. One of my neighbors. Ell HUDDLESTON. told me he thought he helped to dress him. It was common then to drive in cattle and kill them. Thlsc'ox was worth i50. ) Fifth. I lost a heifer which was kllled and eaten. A young man who has slnce worked for me helped to do 1 t: His name is Henry C. CARPENTEB. He 1s not in the Territory now. and I do not know where he ls. ,She was worth $25. The evidence substantiat1ng these claims is on file with General STRICKLER During the sUlDlller of 1856. while the free-State army was encamped near my house. a few days previous to the at~acks on Franklin. Fort Saunders. and Titus's fort. and for several days after. I was forced by circumstances and by my sense of duty to feed many men. My provision and grocery bill was three hundred dollars for these expenses. I was forced into the position of defending the country. and I was obliged to do it or run. G.W. HUTCHINSON is my witness'~ere also Captain BELL. and Dr. ROOT, and many others. There was no time from May tll1 September, 1856. that I d1d not have from two to three sick persons to take care ot, made sick. I believe, by exposure and hardship in defence of the Territory. I cla1m $)00 for money expended. but nothing for serv1ces. Augustus WATTLES Subscribed and sworn to betore me, Willlam B. EMERSON. J.P. Co. of Llnn. KT. thl s 2d day of Mar.ch. -A.D. ,1859. * * * * * * * '** ; * * AugustuS··WATTLES. -~on_oL~atus· and--Sar~h' THOMA~ WATTLES- ias born -lri- Lebanon-1 Conn. In 1807. Hls ancestors were Sootch Hlghlanders who c&me to Conn In th~ 1700's. He entered the Presbyterlan Mlnlstry and helped carryon an e;perlment In Meroer Co., Ohlo In whlch a large tract of land was used to sohool blaoks to beeame self-supporting when they could acqulre thelr freedom. He worked 'at Lane 8eminary for a tlme before retlrlng to farm life In 1855 In Douglas County. KS. In 1.•• _ 1'81:0 the fM1:.!y mc:'ved._.~p."Llnn Co". Ks. (InformatIon from Hlstory of Llnn Co).'; I I JNotel See pages 22-25 In the book. Sol1 of Qm: §..Qllli by Martha Parker and " Betty Laird .1976., for more information about Augustus WATTLES. _' -- --.---,.~.--~ -'-Th~OdOre-W:'ilATTLES. 1 . I ,I ·son-'ot Augustus WATl'~~~;--hiS depos1;-1~~;ning, his father's claim on 31 May 1859 at Llnn Co. K.T. !3:e was then 19 years old lie stated that the family had moved lnto the Terrltory ln the spring ot 1855' and settled near B.10omington. elght mlles southWest from Lawrence and reSided there two years. lii s father brought ~i th him slx 'horses and mules ,all" grown. In~ Novemb~r ,O_f ,~~:5 h1S,~~~::r~~as a~ ." ~ -":;'.: . po::: ~~~ey;:~~ged in a ...:...>=._.~: I" I l .' ,_ . t· - , g.~v~~~~t J._O_b_._~~'..,.~=·:....,~_"'~"=~'f:' �r· ',' : .... .-...c.-. '*"'" "",!;, . .BUD,ORA .Towns,h~p, 199 . \ written and submitted by James Keith Coble. P.O. Box 27. Climax. NC 27233 As. the flnalresting place of several of my relatives 1s Hesper Friends Cemetery in Douglas Co •• Kansas. I thought a little information on some of them might interest a few of THE PIONEER readers as I am sure my kinsmen there left a few desc.endants. First I should mentton John Milton WHITE, born Oct 19 •.,'=a.8,?-6. who married (1st) Mary Catherine ? • born May 9. 1833. They are both listed as being pioneers who helped make the history of Kansas. They are both buried in Hesper Friends Cemetery~ John Milton WHITE died Nov. 12. 1905. His first Wife. Mary Catherine. died 1885. I have found eight children born to this marriage, probably all born in Chatham Co •• North Carolina. John Milton WrlITE marrled (2nd) on Dec 4 1890 to Martha LINDLEY. born Jan. 21. 1837 in Chatham Co •• North Carolina. No issue by this marriage wlth Martha dying on Nov 2 1894 and also ~ buried in Hesper Friends Cemetery. Douglas Co •• Kansas. Martha LINDLEY was my gran~fatherts sister. daughter of William Thompson LINDLEY and Nancy McMATH. John Mllton WHITE Was the' son of William WHITE and Jane HADLEY, Jane being the daughter of Joshua HADLEY II and his third wife. Jane HINSHAW. Another son of William WHITE and Jane HADLEY is also buried at He sper Ceme:~ery. He was Rowlan H. WHITE t born Aug. 12 .\' f~3~ and died July 6 1894. He married (1st) Jan. 8. 1857. Caroline LINDLEY. daughter of Owen Thompson LINDLEY and Elenor HADLEY. Both Owen and Elenor are buried at Hesper Cemetery. Douglas Co •• Kansas. Rowlan H. WHITE marrled (2nd) Mattie A. ? • Mattle A. died Feb. 2 t 1904 at the age of 61 years. 5 months •. 8 days and was buried at Hesper Cemetery. (I have no record of who Mattie A. was or who her par.ents were),:'~: Owen Thompson LINDLEY was a brother to my great-grandfather. William Thompson LINDLEY of Chatham Co •• North Carolina. Owen T. LINDLEY was the son of James LINDLEY and Eleanor THOI-1PSON. who was the daughter of James THOMPSON and Martha CHAMBERS. Owen Thompson LINDLEY and Elenor HADLEY had ten children. James LINDLEY. born ln 1774 and ~ied ln 1852-54 and Eleanor THOMPSON. born in 1779 and died Aprll 17. 1849. had eleven children: Sarah. Thomas. Jonathan. Davld. Owen Thompson. Wliliam Thompson. Elizabeth. Nellie, Mary. Susan. and Nancy. This covers most of my kin burled at Hesper. I would welcome any correctlons and addltions from relat1ves or readers of THE PIONEER. I would like to publlcly thank Mr. Donald Vaughn. Vice Presldent of your soclety. fo~ his~1nterest and the help he has given me .;. --' �GRANT Township 200 Dally' Journal, .:~ (June 16, 1896 i ssue()~;",~. The HASKIN family who left two'months ago for Oklahoma is back again and has taken 'possession of the HARBAUGH farm near the river. They started from here. with two light teams and went allover the territory and when they could find no place like BISMARCK, they all gottogether one night at dark and said. "See here suppose we all journey northward to a colder climate." No sooner were these words spoken then all the family together arose and agreed to start at the dawn of day for a land that is fairer than Oklahoma. , An upper boy, a son of the late Dan BANKER, aged about 9 years turned in one day last week to Aunt Sibley WALKER for a home where he now'is unt1;.l a home is found for him. The boy has been turned loose with no',~,one to care for .him. There were two boys of them not related, that for months past have been running on the commons awaitlng some chance' to get to the reform school. Not long since' one of-:-, ' , them stole a dollar and by thls generosity on his part got two weeks in the calaboose where he enjoys life to lts fullest e~tent. E.W. BLAKER is perhaps the oldest gardener and vegetable deliverer in the, county. After passlng hls eighty-flrst mile stone he sells more garden produce and the longer he lives the more he is known as a peddlar. (~~.J)t~!Uber _~!_~~9?i~s.ue) - __ , i A young man by the name of James MORROW, who for a few years past has llved near BISMARCK, has been missing from his home forfou.r weeks. He' owned about twenty acres ln po;t's.toes,' all of whlch are stlll beneath the sod. He left a wife and four children; not one of them know of hls whereabouts. He planted these acres w1th the h1gh hope of making a raise, and seeing noth1ng prospect1ve before h1m, his discouragement has led hlm either to sulc1de or derangement. Somethlng of a search has been lnstltuted several times, only to find no trace of the unfortunate man. His we1ght will reach near 200 pounds, and he is quite an iritellig~nt man 1n conversat10n, be1ng always a hard work1ng farmer. E.W. BLAKER, so well known around BISMARCK is spending a few weeks at.Bonner Springs at ~ Methodist camp meet~ng. OutSiders, or those who never go to town to trade, should spend' some of their money wi th, J,.H. MILLER, who runs a stand outside of the city limits by keeping q·il1.-te a store of goods. The republicans made a rally last Saturday might at the br1ck school house with several speakers from Lawrence. �KANWAKA Townsh1p 201 " .. ",-~ "r__ _ ...".. ~d' BIOGBAFHICAL a-icaRD ·of ··LEAVENwOaTH. From.__the:'·:·'·PORTRAIT DOUGLAS and. FRANKLIN COUNTIES. KANSAS. 1899 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~.,~ . ~:---::--7"--' \. \ \ Mrs. Hanora (HICKEY) ANDERSON J 1 .- ~"- turn toward Kansas Mr. 'and Mrs. Anderson came to this state in the spring of 1857 3;nd:set- .. tIed four miles south of Lecompton, .in ,Kanwaka' '. Township, Douglas eounty: In time ~r .. An- . derson became one of the. prominent.and prosperous fanners of the county. He was .spared !.o : .' a venerable age,passing away May 24; 1889, when in his ninety-eighth year.'. From child- , .. hood' he was a member of the Roman Catholic ; Church , to which his wife also belongs. . ' ,, .In politics he was a Democrat. Commg to: Kansas at the time of the border warfare, he gave I his sympathy and support to. the free-state party . and favored. the abolition of slavery. He was tOO! old to enlist in the service during the Civil war, : but he and his wife both felt the keenest interest I in the preservation of the Union and the extinction of slavery. They were the parents of' fourteen chi1d~en, seven of whom survive, viz.: Bridget, who. is the wife of Patrick Cummi~gs, of Douglas County; David, a farmer ofKanwaka 1'ownship; John and William, who are also en- . gaged in farming in this township; Margaret, . wife of Patrick Brown, a farmer of Jackson County, Kans.; George and Alexander, who cul-." tivate farms near their mother's homestead. ,\ . ~RS:'·HANORA (HICKEY) ANDERSON, .. who was one of the early ~ettlers. b.oth of Illinois and Kansas, and 1S now hVlDg on . a farm four miles south of Lecompton, Douglas. County, w~s born in the city of Limerick, Ireland,' in 1816,· a daughter of David and Margaret' (Ryan) Hickey. She was one of eight children" ·.five of whom are still living, namely:· Mary, widow of Dauiel Mahoney, of Osage County, I (: Kans.; Ellen, wife of Michael Ryan, of St.; Louis, Mo.; 'Hanora; David, who lives in Spring-_, : field, Ill.; and Ann, widow of Michael Murphy, \ of Douglas County, Kans. The. parents were I born, reared and married in County Limerick, Ireland, where the father engaged 'in farm pur- j suits until his death, in 1.83 I, at the age of fifty-! " five years. "I When seventeen years of age, in 1833, our-' , , subject became the wife of Thomas Anderson, I who was born and reared upon a farm adjoining' the one owned by Mr~ Hickey., He was one of', .,1 the five children (all now deceased) 'of Thomas, and Bridget (McQueney) Andterson, natives of Counties Limerick. and Clare. After their mar:~ \ riage Mr. and Mrs. Anderson settled, upon~' farm in County Limerick and there they 're:-' mained until 1841, when they crossed the oceatji to America. After a voyage of ten weeks an4 .. three days they landed' in New Orleans in the'{ fall of that year. From there they traveledvia.~ steamer to St. Louis, and then took a stage f~~~ 'Springfield,. IlL Mr. Anderson bought atract'~t : land' and settled down upon a farm, which h~,; cultivated for fourteen years,' and which noW. forms the site for, the railroad depot in that 'clty~ While living there he imd his wife saw th~:·~~il' railroad laid into Illinois and' witneSsed t~_~ .~~~i~J"~' development of the state. ~a-'n·:".'<'t'o~· i . At the time the tide o~. emigration. "'''6,.:j£j I . ! . : c·.... • .~ •... . 'r(1 \:; t .. I { . --'---- ---- �~ . " • "~' >"'~'-}v..-V.-.it_/ -,--,- It·· ... -:..: LECOMPTON Townsh1p'" '".- 202 -~. ,,' I' \ . - \~... I ___ l-: . ~este~A.d\RTHUR'S VISIT-:TO-LECOMPTON (' r- ,- / - ~-~n-u_~--, , - ':4. . 0' The 'followlng stor~ was extracted from an artlcle whlch appeared ln the ~ ~ ~. Yed. Aug 1 188) lssue quotlng the Leayenworth (KS) ~. It concerns a vlslt whlch Chester A. ARTHUR. a young lawyer from New York Cl ty. made to Kansas on a prospectlng tour of the West ln the summer of 1857. Thls young man later became Presldent of the Unlted States. > i~r=-:.::-~~=--"--'---­ " On the four month tour. the future Presldent was accompanled by Henry P. GARDINER. Enroute to the West. the two stopped ln Mlchlgan. Wlsconsln. and Iowa and vlsted ln St; Loul's and St. Joseph. Mlssourl where they remalned about a month. They went on to Leavenworth. Kansas where they purchased a good deal of property (200-)00 lots). Thls was a perlod of flush tlme all through the West and speculatlon. especlally ln real estate. ran wl1d. At the tlme ARTHUR thought that the lnvestment would be a grand success. but the panlc later that year caused the bottom to fallout of the market and the future Presldent dld not amass fortunes from the Leavenworth 1nvestment. , ,I From Leavenworth. Mr. ARTHUR went to Lawrence by stage and he remembers agreeably the excellent natural road upon whlch the stage ran through the , ' Delaware Indl anJreservatlon and the ploturesque oountry that bordered It. He was less enthuslastl0 ln desorlblng the horrlble rlde to Weston along '. ~ the bluff and across the Mlssourl bottom At Lawrenoe. Mr. ARTHUR and hls frlend stopped at the Amer10an House whloh was later destroyed by the cutthroat QUAN'mELL 1n hls destruotlve ra1d of 186). Here ARTHUR first met Gen. James H. LANE. better known to old Kansans and stl11 affeotlonately spoken of by them as "Jlm" or "Old Jlm" LANE. LANE lntroduoed hlmself to , _ _ .. ___---=-='.' the vlsltors and also lntroduoed Sam WALKER. known and l1ked by every man IChes,ter A ARTHUR,' of the old tlmes as one of the sturdlest. truest. bravest. and most efflolent ',- - ~ ,• frlends of freedom that ever touched the Terrl tory. The Presldent later ."1 2ls't" Pre s1dent ,1 spoke of hlm. almost ln terms of endearment. styllng hlm "the oelebrated' , --, Sherlff WALKER" and addlng. "I always 11ked WALKEB very muoh lndeed." "I .-.J thlnk that the man who most lmpressed me. of all the men I met and talked wlth at that tlme was Sam WALKER." It was from these men that he galned a clear ldea of the po11tlcal sltuatlon ln the Terrltory as lt exlsted at that r-----tlme,.- - - - ----.----. -. ------------- --,.----~ . -'1-;,- _ 0 '.. • ••. ~'!-.. '.-r- '- ' .. - ',--''' -.,.." . "-. '-'r\~~-l-'-~@rie mOrn1ngMt. Arthur started ~lth' 'h-1S fri'erid 'to !1-ide from Lawrence to Lecompton ,along or near the' , : ,Kansas River. They were on horseback and 1 t was a Ibeautiful summer morning in August. About half way I between Lawrence and Lecompton thel',\were overtaken by _jLANE and\fALKEB., who were g~ing up to Lecompton to ::,:l. attend to some bus1nes~ at the Land Offlce. ~. .~, Some of the mob at that place ~had threatened, lt was rumored, to hang LANE lf he ever came there. But, as he had lmportant business to transact he thought he would rlsk l~ and go 'over wlth ~ALKER and attend to lt, thlnklng there was llttle or no1.real danger. Whlle the , - _____ JAMES.HENRUANE.L..._, party wasd1scusslng the chances-v 'of danger, several ,-" ' ------"'mounted men apprached, comlng from the dlrectlon of r :Lecompton. LANE was confldent that they had gone ba'dk ':ito gl ve notlce of h1s com1ng, and was v:,ery anxlous tti , 'l:ascerta1n l,~ hls party l'!'ere all armed. When he learned !that the st~'angers had no weapons he was greatly, amazed. !~e could understand how a man could come lnto the ter;r1tory wlth one shlrt, or none, but how he could be des,II ' Iperate enough to 1nvade Kansas without a brace of re:volvers passed~1s comprehens1on. HaVing an extra wea,pon, LANE lns1sted on fo1stlng lt upon the future ~President, who f1nally took it w1th some amusement. The ;fres1dent sald he d1d riot" bel1eve there was any danger f-$nd WALKER shared that opin1on. Flnally the 11ttle cal-' .vacade rode lnto what the Pres1dent called the "v11Iage-~ J �j ='203 LECOMPTON Townshlp contlnued: of Lecompton. but whlch ln the swelllng nomenclature of the tlmes was kriown as a "clty". It conslsted of a few scattered houses along a straggllng street at the end of whlch was sltuated the Land Offlce. As they rode along a large crowd of boys ranglng from 12-16(1) years 'of age followed yelllng. "There goes Jlm Lane". "Let's hang hlm" but there was nothlng at all of the serlous character of a mob. and the party rode along wlthout lnterruptlon to the Land Offlce. Slxty or seventy men stood around ln front of the offlce and seemed to be havlng a parley among themselves but no one attacked LANE nor was vl01ence threatened. Several frlends came up, however. and had ~ a whlspered conversatlon wlth hlm and advlsed hlm not to stay there as he certalnly would be attaeked. The result was that LANE recelvef1; back hls plsto1 and returned to Lawrence wlthout transactlng hls ( buslness. Walker aooompanylng hlm. ,- r The Presldent remembers one clrcumstance that probably lnduced.~ LANE to go baok. and that was that a man named BAILEY had been kl11ed \ the nlght before, and" LANE attrlbuted 1 t to poll tlos. the deceased hlmself havlng been an antls1avery man. It turned out afterward that lt was only the result of a drunken brawl, wlth whloh polltlos had nothlng whatever to do. The man had been stabbed and the perpetrator of the orlme had not at that tlme been found. LANE accepted the kl11lng as an evldenoe that the town was not a favorable one to remaln in and he therefore took his leave at once. " A(~,e~"I.,ANF;_'~ .d~p~~1!~.e,; ~l1' •.:.ARTHUR. 8: c <?o.mp- . i··~.~~~~~~~~~ 'l__ .anled, by blsfellow traveler. went to·call-on'Gov. \' I " Ifol?ertJ J. wAtKER'~ with "whom he was acquainted. "'The"j Presfdent I s own words describe Gov. WALKER's house. I "The buildlng ln whlch he 1lved was about one thlrd .1 larger than the room ln whlch we are sltting (The \ room appeared to be 18 or 20 feet long by 10 or 12 , feet wlde); lt was a story and a half house. wlth (" two rooms on the ground floor and the upper ha1f story contalned a slng1e apartment. wl th a small an'te i room. The stalrway was on the 'outslde of the bul1d- I ' lng after the fashl:bn 'of the South and Southwest. f /~....,4'~~ ~', The lower floor was used as the office of the Sec. r.?L~".e~.s;::!;- . ..:.... of ,the.Terrl,t_~y.,_We,!f_en.~ up_the outslde I!ta1,rs a,nd through the 11ttl,e ._~t_e r.o«?.DI:~ln:J~~e::-,,:~~~ .of~he building. In one corri~r of thls room lay an old saddle and ln another a trunk or two •. There was a blg pile of law books ln stl1l another corrier. thrown down ln the promlsc~ous manner of corn sacks. There was no 'oarpet on the floor. We passed through lnto the front room and there found the GovJ sitting at a round tab,le ,covered wlth green baize (1). A few law books were on the floor and nothlng else ln the room except the chalr u:oon whlch the Gov. was sltting hard at work. '1 As is well known,~~t:he"~~-";~ position of Gov'. of Kansas was a very important and trying one' at -that tlme ... ; The two gentlemen remalned in oonversatlon wlth the Gov. an hour or two and then went down to the hotel to dlnner. y .-:':' _, /0 �LECOMPTON T'o~sh1p cont1nued: 204 A cur10us and rather a startllng lncldent occurred at the ~~', " dlnner table. A mali who had been 81 ttlng at Mr a ARTHUR' s left and who had been plylng hlm w1th questlons was suddenly dragged out by the Deputy Sherlff upon the charge of havlng k1lled BAILEY o~ th~ prevlous nlght. Learnlng that hls nelghbor at the ~lnn~r taol'e, ,tilas a lawyer the accused, whose name 1s not remembered,.~~iins~8ted upon retalnlng hlm for the defense ln the com1ng examlnatfon whlch was to oocur lmmedlately. Excuses and decllnatlons were of no avall: the man was very much determlned that the young lawyer from the East should remaln and defend hlm. Flnally, Mr. ARTHUR agreed to go wl th hlm before a maglstrate, ~ut upon arrlv1ng there succeeded ln Induclng hlm to employ other counsel. A stlll more amuslng and lmpresslve clrcumstance whlch the Presldent recalled with twlndllng eyes and an lnfectlous laugh, was that the Sherlff had ln the room ln whlch the magistrate sat all the prlsoners under hls charge. The jall was so lnsecure that he was obllged to take hls prlsoners wlth hlm and he had them all herded up ln a corner llkeso many sheep. ThePresldentremembers a 11 ttle red-headed fellow, appar,ently about 16 years old who had be,en ar:';" rested for kllllng hls own cousln ln a quarrel over a game of cards. There were some half-dozen other prlsoners, all crowded lnto the corner and surrounded wlth a klnd of paling. The examlnatlon of the alleged murderer contlnued for a day or two, and the Presldent belleves he was flnally dlscharged, but ln the meantlme he and hls frlend had returned to Lawrence. ' The Presldent reoollects vlsl;t;lng one or two other places lni-., the 'l',errltory, but cannot now recal;!. the partlculars. He dld 'not, go to Topeka, then scarcely more'th8n a mere settlement, as he was lnformed, but whlch he now knows to be a large and flourlshlng clty. But for the panlc of 1857 and lts far-reachlng consequenoes, the Presldent feels persuaded that ~e would have settled ln ,the ,-West •. -----, , , ,oa-. Dratm _by:, ,W~.---aERR~MAN-, ,oneof,;tl'fe-,-pr-isoner's:"Pt-et-ui-:e, courtesy ,?f Watkins Museum. Lawrence ,KS-' M~de ,.: from a copy at the-~ansa's--~tate Hlstorical "Society. T()~~k~, KS ";-------- --.,-- ----- --~--~, -"'-' - -.- ---- ------~I �205 ( 1_ _- PART OF MARION TOWNSHIP From the Douglas COunty Atlas. F.~~_B~ERS. 1873 --~Sbow1.ng .Names. of Lan~b~ers '. ----,.- • '- -' _. '. :~'.'''''''.''''..-.,'--~-- ....."-r.-.---- '" • ..........>.=..--.•• :::: '-. .-",...~_-~- ,:",_,~ MARION Townshlp �PALMYRA To~sh1p 206 ~--:-----~~-- '-- --~, -'----=----=-~ = . - - - - - ~---------------. The following letter from the files of Stan Lawson of Baldwin was I contributed by Grace Embers. The letter was written by her ~randmother, Mary Elizabeth HOSKINSON to he~ grandmother's brother, Dudley HOSKINSON. IMary Elizabeth HO~~I~SON was born in Warplo Co., Iowa'and married William IWinfield HARRIS--;- WllUam and Mary El1zabeth .ii9§I'UiSON HARRIS died in ' ILawrence..!, ~ansas." . • '" i _ ' _ _" "_ -- -~.~-----,--~ ------ --.--:: ...:,~ - ----- TO: l-.----=-- ~ __~ J. D. Hoskinson (Albia, Iowa) Vinland, Kansas June 20, 1875 A.D. Dear Brother, ,\ " Recd yours, glad to 'hear from you. We are all well excepting Pa and he has to keep his bed the biggest share of his time. Will send you the hopper with this letter as you asked the favor I cannot refuse to do so. I think you will see some without me sending them. I have just prepared them for sending. If they are alive when they land it is notmy fault for I mashed their heads. Please tell me in the next letter whether they were dead or alive. i " ..: . ' .. " ,I, Well, Dudley, I was at a croquet party one week ago yesterday afternoon. Had a very passable time. But I would enjoyed myself much better if you had been there. You cannot guess who' came home with me. You need not guess Keely for he was no~here. But guess Irving Love & you will guess it. Well if George & Will had not told you about the hoppers I would say something but that was the subject of their letters. The neighbors are , all well as far as I know. Mrs. Ferguson has not written yet. If she does write I will tell you what she says in her letter. If Frank and Ellen are anywhere about tell them that I send my love to them & hope them good lUCk. I will close as I want to write a little to Chas & Annie. . ~ Yours truly your sister Forever - Mr. and Mrs. William" HARRIS --- -- - --.----- , ".' , My - .. --~- l----·-- best respects to all the folks. ;,..··l---~ - -. -~ ----, M. E. Hoskinson (Mary Elizabeth "Lizzie") ...: '-~".- .~- ....-- ----- "'" '. -----, ~,,,, -~--.- ..·l....................~--....mBeaMti~~ - ~ --~-.--- 1 - -- - .- - -~ -- ~.--- -"..- - - . . . .~~ .... VN - In 1874 & the spring of 1875 the grasshoppers destroyed the crops in Douglas County, Kansas so'J. D. Hoskinson & his brother Charles went to Albia, Iowa where a cousin lived and both found work there. Charles had married Anna Thompson on Apr!l 4, 1875 in Oskaloosa. ....... ," " , , - - -·-·-'-'-I~·:' . --:941!99' '( __ ..__. _ lIlA gre~t disaster o~erwhelme(f Kansas in 1874. Grasshoppers came on l' ',an August day, darkening the sky like a' storm cloud. The whir of wings I, sounded like wind. The grasshoppe~s ate every growing thing-the green ,~ I corn. the grass. the gardens. the le~ves on the trees. There was no 'A~ :" grass or feed left for the horses. hogs. or cattle.:~ .1:1 ,the spring of _1875 farmers planted corn as usual, b!lt no sooner were the first green _ blades above ground. than eggs. laid by the grasshoppers the autumn i i before. were hatched. The young grasshoppers once more ate every green' thing in Sight ."1 ,_"--._ ! !!t' 'i' I. i ..... I·........ ~if:-, :<-] ,~ 4_l,~,·.~.~.~;.~:,~,~.·.'~~,,~.~,,~=·~jt~~,~~~~~~~~,.~ ·~~~-~~______~~~~_.~e~~~:~~~_"~~~~~_~________~ ..... "'- -~'" <' y_" . '\ ._ :;. ' . _ IBUSS hel, and •••• alchards, .,;.;;.,. Centuries J.n KM ..... p. 2)4 •. ----,- - ~ ,""'."J. '. "::--' r ~ -> .~ \ ~- ... ,.~-- -Jp.,.;...~~t;..~;...:.- --- .. ~-.- "\ "\ ~.~. . __:. /"~'~:'-:._~__;.!.' : "', \ .' _:', ......~.--~~~ ,. \ ~;.-. ~ �WAKARUSA Townsh1p -"--'-- -" "--=~ ,~ ------ ----.---- From the Annual Report of School D1str1cts for the year end1ng 30 June 1898. Located about one m1le S.E. of the Lawrence C1ty l1m1ts. Student Ii uby PRINGLE 13 Cora BROWN Jenn1e BROWN Ola BROWN Wal ter BROWN Ann1e HAM Bertha HAMM W1lle HAVERKAMPKF Grace HAVERKAMPKF , Char le s HAVERKAMPKF Augusta HOCK Carr1ed HOCK Edd1e JOHNSON Amell JOHNSON Oscar JOHNSON Fred JOHNSON Earl PRINGLE Gold1e PRINGLE Gladys PRINGLE J enn1 e SHIRAR Char le s SHIRAR Fred WHEDON Mam1e STEWART (1) John DAVEE Albert DAVEE Carr1e DAVEE Leland PENDLEY M1ss Cora SHIRAS Els1e (1) DODGE George DODGE Clarence HAMM . -- 12 10 6 15 18 10 17 19 10 7 14 12 /17 ,.,1 . .- D1rector: J.R. SHIRAR ~eacher: Mrs. St~lla NEAL--Wages: (Drawing ls trom ponllas Colmtlt. - ~'-' - Kar:Laaa! b7 ~-~ ~. ~. 6 16 20 18(?) 15 17 lf3' 10 7 20 11 7 • I 20 per month. Goldie Plper Daniels.) .----------~.--...~.___::_,___ 14 12 10 t, $30~00 the' bO~k. UJ.Lra.l. siihoolB aDi SchciOlftciiiEieii Q£ -~- -. Age Student An -- ---- - _.-.:. -==-'\ _. - - ..--~., ".------ ---,-" r;' ' '.' ';..--.:::--7.- I RULES for 'I'EACHmS 1n 1915 From a teacher's magazlne (1915) as reprlnted ln the Cbr1st1an!Booster (1981) fT-'-'-. ,-, -, I ~- 'j --~ 1- - / You wlll not marry durlng the term of your contract. You are not to keep oompany wlth men. I ~: You must be home between the hours of 8 p.m. and 6 a.m. unless ,I attendlng a schoolfunotlon. . 4. You may not lolter downtown ln lce cream stores. 5· You may not travel beyond the clty llmlts unless you have permlsslon of the Chalrman of the Board. ,6. You may not rlde ln a carrlage or automoblle wlth any man unless he ls your father or brother. 7. You may not smoke clgarettes. 8. You may not dress ln brlght colors. 9. You may under no clrcumstances dye your hair. 10. You must wear at least two petticoats. 11. Your dresses must not be any shorter than two lnches above the ankle. I 12. 'I'o keep the room neat and clean. you must: Sweep the floor at least once daily. scrub the floor at least once a week with hot. soapy water: clean the blackboards at least once a day: and start the fire at 7 a.m. so the room will be warm by 8 a.m. I I .~ L-- __~--~--~--------~~~~,--__~-------------_=~===-=,x=,~.--~ r-:..---.. . . . ':::~ \,' :. -\ : t. '-~ \,;- .... ~ . ...;--- ----"-~ ............ .J, __ r r I �. 208 WILLOW SPRINGS Townshlp '. '. <• ,·r - AFFADAVIT of DEATH and HEIRSHIP ln the Estate of JACOB ULRICH-From the Douglas __ Co_unt.y D l_str 1 c_t~_o_urJ~_.~Lat{r_ence_LJumsas __ _ Below ls a copy of the Affadavlt of Death ancr~~elrshlp ln ~_ the Estate of Jacob ULRICH. who dled about' Nov 2'Oth 1863. leavlng . L a wlll ln Douglas County. Kansas •. AccordIng to' an artlcle ln the Douglas Count~ Republlcan. Lawrence~ KS dated 10 Nov 1938. Jacob ULRICH was born 10 July 1803 _In_P~nnsyl~anla. He and hls father. e:;John. were lnstrumental In:-fouiidlng~)the clty of Hagerstown. Indlana ln 1832. In 1855. Jacob 'UL&rca. -hls"wlfe. Mary HOOVER ULRICH and famlly came_to-.~ansas settllng ln Wlllow Sprlngs Townshlp. Durtng the famttle!years of 1859-1861. he dlsbursed thousands of dollars of reYlef money sent fro·in the East but would not accept one cent for hls servlces. In a-&Lawrenoe Journal_World-·artlcle dated Sept 12, 1959. Jaoob ULRICH was mentloned as"belng an Elder ln the Washlngton Creek Church of the Brethren ln 1858 when there were only 12 members. l~ls son-ln-law. John C. l!ET~KER. _of Marlon Townshlp was at; one tlme !jthe largest taxpayer lnL~~ugla~ Co,unty .owning 2 .• 10.0 acres. ~-- ) .. - . - -.- _ ...... --- - - -. ~- .. - '. . H:l.U':' .~ , I i:-. :he F:obate Court of said C;:unty. .. ,: ~~~:::f~AHirlHilofDezih!ndHeir!ltipaRdPelitiOnfOrLeHer!_~ ~ ~lemnlD §mcllr t"at_~ ! ",~..---2...I.L..ilalj Of_~01L , I ciecen3dil W(~ at COUlI.ly, in, • I • t/tlJ .-1. D. l."i?:l. k LA. (' ('~ ili"I_~~ ,I / "!,,l.lIw,I xuul tim4 ot' h~ death. u It ill.it~Li~l.lnn.1 Ulltt r,.!)icient (JI __ ~. . ""Ire StuttJ ot irltllSa.:J, ftlld fhat_~ _ _li'f~ (l3~H';"S ! :LkL..-. (bad---': lttl I , ! a)~±e of 11 ansas'~7~_____ C:ounty, 55: . Dd sun-jl.-in tl aun :)~ /oll'JwinJ nmll,t:.i 'lncl d.e ..;crwed per:wns. lo.wit: ... ,\r· I: I.' I· D,q\lgl las _County~ Court _ . Do.~umen t . show lng_the i. ;-: l'~ ) He.1I:,s of .. Jaoob A.ULRICH _. - - - - - -- ",- - - - -_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Cllld _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ b~ appoin.ted appraiJters o/-..ai.d r:.~tule. Sn lul!} ml! God. _~. _. ____ . (2i~·~ jl :\, . f1fl!/".#JIUll hbsrribtd •• d .J"ar." b""r~.~: 'hiN ~d"Y ",·--h----.·,. D.II5J? .----~~ .\ i.-..J~, [!fit- . ..::-: ,," -, . ~ . --' ~ -" ~. ... - - - - - - - - .. - ,:.- _____" ___ ""J. �<.:.2.09 C!aUttit5 Queries are free to members. They should state at least two facts to gain best results. Queries are also tree ··to non--members, but must concern Kansas rela~ed ancestors of fifty years or earlier. FORREST LITTRELL WALL JOHNSON SWISHER DART . MITCHELL SMITH FLORY KINSEY. Mary·LynnStuatt, Route 2; TimbetlineAcres; Baldwin, KS 66006 James FORREST, born 1797 in.TN or KY. Settled in Chariton Co.,. MO (originally Howard Co.,MO) in 1818 with his father Samuel FORREST and others. He married Luvecy LITTRELL 6 Oct. 1825 in Howard·Co., MO. She was born in 1806 in Barren Co., KY •. Would like to exchange information. Zona Ellen (Dart) Smith, 939 Pamela Lane; Lawrence, KS 66044 Seeking the ancestors of John WALL and Mary JOHNSON Wall. Their daughter, Harriet WALL Swisher, .married John SlHSHER in Martinville, IIldiana where a son, l-Jilliam SWISHER, and daughter, LuDell SWISHER, were born. Harriet and John SHISHER removed to Kansas, and their daughter married Ebenezer Slocum DART. Nancy Ross, ll13-213th PI. S~W., Lynnwood, WA 98036 Would like information regarding Maria Jane (MITCHELL) SMITH, widow of Matthew SMITH. She was the mother of Walter Enos SMITH born 1878 and Charles Madison SMITH born· c; 1880. She resided in Florence, Kansas in. the 1880's and 1890's. Matthew may still have been alive when they first moved to Florence. Sandra Flory.Crittenden, Rt. 1, Box 1530, Sutherlin, OR 97479 Would like to exchange information on· Abraham FLORY and his wife, Lavina KINSEY,. my g.g;grandparents. Barbara Hattan Stokes, 4142 Hillswind, San Antonio, TX 78217 HATTAN HATTEN HATTON ALLEN PEARSON RHODES .Am trying to locate family members of Fletcher HATTAN (HATTEN, HATTON) b. 1842 England, d. 1935 in Bloomington, CA, while visiting relatives, buried Oak Hill, Lawrence, KS .. Married ·Nancy Jane ALLEN·b. 1840 KY, d .. 1913, Lawrence, KS. Children: May, b. 1867-8, MO,; William Wright, b. l869~ Lawrence, KS; Herman, b. 1874-5, KS; James, b. 1878-9, KS. . Judith Cox Whipple, 76439 Alston Rd., Rainier, OR 97048 Willis Ellis PEARSON died 17 April 1898, where? Married Lillian RHODES at Lawrence 18 June 1892. Cynthia Schott, 806 East 14th St., Lawrence, KS SCHOTT DESCHER ERNST BREEZE HEINEN 66044 Am seeking families of John Frederick SCHOTT, who lived in Lawrence between 1857 to 1879. Wife (1) Anna DESCHER, died in 1867, and .he married Helen ERNST. I believe that they had one or two children. He mar"ried (3) Margaret BREEZE in UP8. Also seeking information on John's son, also John Frederick SCHOTT, who married Mary HEINEN from Lawrence, in 1871. �210 MITCHELL SLEETH HOUGLAND SMITH TALLEY WILLIAMS DRISKELL EVANS ENDICOTT ANDERSON , BARKER JONES WALDRIP WHIPPLE McCLINTOCK PURCELL HUFTILE LARGE STONE BAILEY MADDOX STEWARD DART HOUGLAND Jack R. Mitchell, -Box' 257 ,Wilson, Wyoming 83014 Hance MITCHELL, b. ca. 1823 in Washington Co., PA, moved with family to Guernsey Co., OH in 1824; married Elizabeth SLEETH on Mar. 23, 1857; moved to Missouri, then to Big Springs, Douglas Co., KS. Where in Missouri did family move from? When did Hance and Elizabeth die and who were next of kin? Maxine Hougland,Rt. 1; Box153C, Perry, KS 66073 Want information on Thomas H. HOUGLAND born 1845, Macon, MO James HOUGLAND born 1849, Macon, ,MO. Stephen E., born Oct. 1850, Macon, MO. Mrs. L.M. Talley,2020Emerald Drive, Lawernce, KS 66044 Seeking information on William SMITH and his wife Susannah ? What was her maiden name?, They were in Tenn. in early 1800's. Came to Missouri about the time the TALLEY's and WILLIAMS' in about 1836. They were close to Courtney early. The TALLEY's were in Saline Co., in 1840 and in 1844 were in Jackson Co. Does anyone have anY'information on any of these three families? Need dates and marriages of the children nd the parents, births and deaths. Will exchange data that I have, and pay for xeroxing copies. SMITH children: Mildred DRISKELL, Jesse, Sarah TALLEY, Lucy EVANS, James Madison SMITH (1) TALLEY, (2) SMITH, (3) Eliza ENDICOTT, Simeon, Catharine ANDERSON, Enoch (1) Sarah E. WILLIAMS, (2) Harriot T. BARKER. JEAN (Chapman) Snedeger, 1638 Rhode Island St., Lawrence, KS 66044 Seeking information on GeorgeR. JONES, born 1829, Fountain Co., IN; married (i) SemanthaWALDRIP, 1848, (2) Roxie Lany WHIPPLE, 1854, (3) Catherine Ann (McCLINTOCK) PURCELL,_ 1869 in Denver, Worth Co., MO. He died 19l4,Denver, MO. Known children: William, Margarette, Lorinda, Mattie Ann, Estella May. Known stepchildren: (surname PURCELL) Sarah, George, Udora, James L., and possibly Ann. Maxine (Chapman) Graves, 1828 Ohio St., Lawrence, KS 66044 Need proof of parents of Martin HUFTILE. Born: ca. 1829 in PA. Married: Rhoda LARGE, born ca. 1834 in England. Known children: Lois Virginia HUFTILE, and John HUFTILE. Both possibly born in Toledo, OH. Mary Lynn Stuart, Route 2, Timberline Acres, Baldwin, KS 66006 Granville STONE, born 1821 in Grayson Co., VA, came to Linn Co., MO in 1841. He married Mary Catherine BAILEY 9 Nov. 1842 in Linn Co., MO. She was born 1821 in Chariton Co. (originally Howard Co., MO). Her parents Catherine MADDOX and Jacob G. BAILEY came to Chariton Co., MO in 1820 from southern KY, and moved to Linn Co., MO in 1839. Wou~d like to exchange information. Zona Ellen (Dart) Smith, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044 Seeking the descendents of Lester STEWART, brother to Jerusha STEWART who married Gilbert G.DART in New York state about the year 1825. The STEWARTS'andDARTS left the area around Fabius, New York, and removed to Westfield, Ohio aoubt 1830. Maxine Hougland, Route .1,Box153C, Perry,KS66073 Want information on a James HOUGLAND, born in 1756, Virginia, and wife Mary ? who started Fox Run Baptist Church in their home, 1794, Shelby Co., KY. � 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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The DougU.aa_.County GeneaI~gica1 Society P.O. Box 3664 Lawrence, Kansas 66046 ISSN 0739-4101 ------------------------------------------------------ ----------------~------- September 1984 Vol. VIII, No. 1 ~----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Page Contents President's Letter. In Memoriam . . . . . . ... Editor's Letter . ~ . . . • • Books Recently Donated. . "Did You Know?" . Family Records PAINTER Family History Book Review-GeorgeW.BELLFami1y. . •• Ahnentafel of Gary Martin METSKER. ..•.• ..... Index to Douglas Co. Criminal Docket Book I ("R" to "z") . . First Christian Church's 100th Anniversary. Family Reunions . . . . . . . . . . • C. W. SMITH Mortuary Book. (1890-1907), Lawrence, Kansas (MORGAN, Robt-REYNOLDS,Job) . . . . . • • . Some Early Physicians and Surgeons of Douglas Co., KS . Douglas Co. Health Report for the Year 1887 • . . • . . . Register of Physicians and Mid~ives of Douglas Co., KS (1887) Abstracts of Douglas Co. Petitions for Divorce (1864-1884) (third installment). . . . • • • . • . . . • • . . • . • . . Registry of Voters of the Township of Lawrence (1859) (concluded) Naturalization Record of Douglas Co. Declarations of Intention (Vol. B) (AHLERS to HADL) .....•.........•...•.. Townships CLINTON-"A Visit to CLINTON-The Fourth of July" (1857). .... EUDORA-Book of Commissions for the City of Eudora (opened 1859) . . GRANT-Grant Township Newspaper Items . . . . . • . . . . . . Biographical Sketch of .James H. DICK, M.D. First City Officers of North Lawrence . . . KANWAKA-The Ezekiel A. COLMAN Family . . . . . "Early Day Housing" and DAR Information . . LECOMPTON-Index to Vital Statistics in Two Lecompton Newspapers (1888-1890) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . MARION~Wills of Irvin H. and Celinda S. SMITH. PALMYRA-News of Vinland Ninety Years Ago . • . . Report of the Vinland School (1881) WAKARUSA-Excerpts from .the Biographical Sketch of Reuben R. DOOLITTLE. WILLOW SPRINGS-Heirs of James FLETCHER Listed in Drury FLETCHER's Petition in District Court (1860) . . . . . . . Queries . . . . . . . . . . • . . . Postscript-Coming in Next "PIONEER" * * * * * * 1 2 2 3 3 4 6 7 9 11 12 · 13 21 · 22 · 23 · 24 . 30 34 38 40 • 41 . 42 · 43 44 45 . 46 • 47 48 · 49 * OFFICERS 1984-1985 President - Jean SNEDEGER 843-7322 Treasurer - A.J. LAWSON 842-3227 Vice-President - Jane WIGGINS 843-1619 . Librarian -Edna WELLING 842-1124 RecordiIigSecretary..,.Hugh STOUPPE8?'1-4230 Editor - Judy SWEETS 842-7271 CorrespondiIigSecretary - Mary Lou WINCHELL 843-8480 Genealogist - Don VAUGHN 843-5917 �1 PRESIDENT '.§ LETTER t Our Society has made great strides this past year. The membership has doubled and continues to grow. Our finances were boosted through a booth at the Sidewalk Bazaar last summer and three rummage sales. Our library, housed in the Lawrence Public Library, continues to grow. I extend thanks to all who made these achievements possible. We have had a variety of guest speakers, as well as speakers from our own group. These included: Arlene Eakle - Workshop; Ronald Bremer - Seminar; Jim Martin - "Genealogy in General;" Don Hensen "Incorporation;" Sarah Judge - "Genealogy Fever;" Joyce Hensen "Value of a Good Newsletter;" Edna Welling - "Mormon Records;" Helmut and Ursulla Huelsbergen - "German Records;" Robert Burt "S ons of the American Revolution;" and Dale Nimz - slide show on "Old Houses in Lawrence." I, too, joined the ranks of speakers, glvlng sessions on "Genealogy, How to Begin," and on IIImmigration, Naturalization and Service Records. In addition, I spoke at a symposium in St. Joseph, Missouri, celebrating the 50th anniversary of the National Archives, on IIResearch in Court-_ houses and Alternative Sources," and gave a repeat performance on this for the Jefferson County Genealogical Society. It was also my . privilege to speak toa local senior citizens' group on family history in general. 1I We increased public awareness of our Society by having a booth at theLawrence Independence DaysCelebration and at the Maple Leaf Festival in Baldwin. In addition, newspaper updates regarding our cemeterytombstone project continue to interest the public. The logo adopted this year for wear onshir-ts or jackets has also created a visual awareness of the Society's presence in Douglas County. Thanks to our fine editor, we ~ere able to publish four excellent issues of liThe Pioneer," and always on time! Our Newsletter staff kept not only members, but also other societies, informed regarding our activities. The year also included a trip to Lecompton and Lane University, a Christmas party and covered dish dinner, incorporation of the Society, arrangements for bulk mailing, copying records, continuation of the many facets- of the cemetery-tombstone project, work wi th the 1875 census, and development of five-generation charts. A note of sadness invaded our IIgenealogy family" this year through th: death of three members: Hazel Lee Simmons, Terry Koder, and Ollve Stouppe. They- will be sorely missed by all of us. My thanks to each of you for your part in our many achievements during the past year, not the least of which-are the friendships which have developed as we worked together. Let's continue the good work so that the coming year will be even more rewarding. Sincerely, �2 f } . --------- -- i --~--- -, OLIVE L. STOUPPE August,. 18. 1984 ---_ ~ EDITOR t§ LETTER I. I .. W1th th1s 1ssue of{~HE ~IONEER we begin our e1ghth year of publicatlon. We contlnue to str1ve for 1mprovement 1n our quarterly and lt 1s for' this reason that we ask for your comments. cr1t1cisms and suggestlons. What types of records or articles would you llke to see publ1shed? Do you want more (or less) querles. general artlcles. plctures, lists of names etc? We welcome your comments. If you can contrlbute your tlme and talents to wr1t:i;ng art1cles. lllustrating. or doing research work ln prepar1ng tpe qUarterly, please volunteer to help our PIONEER committee this year. ------"- - - ' - - - - - - - - - - . --.--~---- ~----- --.~' • _ _ • • _ _ _ .__ it' you --- -" '--~- -. 7 - come across material relating ~toearly ~ouglas 'County hfstory or to those who settled here please let us consider it . for possible publlcation ln THE PIONEER. We are partlcularly lnterested ln unpubllshed ~terlal suc~ as old letters. dlarles. ledgers, scho~l records, church baptisms, tamlly B.lbl~.s,etc. They may ~ye: no rE;latlon to your resear~h J)Ut m1ght be~ lnvaluable to some other researcher. When submltt~lng_prevl0usly published materlal, please be sure to obtain permisslOri~:ifor:-.us to reprlnt 'l_~. ·\ie.I>~ef~r that artlcles and other materlal submltted be typed lt posslble. Due dates for submlsslon· of materlal are: Nov. ·lstfor December ls·sue. Feb 1st for March lssue; May 1st for June issue; and:, August 1st for September issue. . I~' '. --.' ~lncerelY. /}Jr~ " r ._. " l . -- - . - - . ~~~~~~~ I . . "~'." ~---t . -'--- -" . Those having lnformation'about namesof'persons who were killed in the San Franc1sco earthquake of April 18. 1906 and the subsequent fire please wrlte: Mrs. Gladys Hansen, San Franclsco Archlves. Public Library, Clvlc Center, 'San Francisco. CA 94102. �~ ~ -- --' . --.--- 1" - - -- 'L . BPOKS RECENTL.Y :DON~TED TO THE DOUGLAS ~ COUNTY GENEALOGI CAL SOCIETY ------1.~,OglOal Ne~ Donors Re •••rob ... ""lond Edlted by Ralph J. Crandall I Don and Wilma Vaughn and the D.C.G.S. \ Fam1.ly History for E!.m an9. frofit . by Vincent L. Jones. B.A •• Arlene H. Eakle. M.A. Mlldred H. Christensen Thomas and Catherine Gorton I~ Kentucky !ax Records Irma 'Aidwell. Wllma Vaughn and the D.C.G.S. I , From the Register of the Kentucky Historical Society Wlth and Index by' Carol Lee F'ord George tL. ~ h!omlly by Kathryn L. Marling Rlce Kathryn L. Marling Rice Qw: l"rencb-Canadlao Ancestors Compllmentary copy from the publlsher. The LISI Press. Palm Harbor. FL by 'l'homas J. Laforest J :~ National Archives: Preserver SJ.I. 2l.I.l: fall .so. ~ SJ.I. Sen i ce Jean Snedeger (Booklet from the conference May 18-19. 1984. St. Joseph MO. i~ Pleasantonl~U ~ yearbook Hilltop 1984 yearbook ' Hilltop 1951 yearbook IHUltop 19.52 yearbook ~ I ! Hilltop 1953 yearbook' I IUY-lLi 1973 Pleasanton. Kansas yearbook. I- :' ~-' . I Jean Snedeger i L ~----.---- ~ ~ib_~ou 1SnofutI - , ~-' --The~~tate-:Dep~tment of Culture and History' in the state of W,est Virginia is accepting claims for some 5,200 medals in bronze and copper which were intended for Civil War Veterans of that state but were never issue~. Th~~medals will go to the nearest relatl ve who can prove', relatlonsh1:-p wlth the Ci v1l War soldler .and flIes a formal clalm. There is a six-month wat't1ng per10d from . the date the flrs~..applicat1on for each medal ls rece1 ved to see l '1 1f there are competfngc],alms. '.' -. '\ --Lawrence Journal-World. May 23. 1984 ' \..'-,~- \. ." t -.~, t. - . --~ . ------~. 'The Ragu company ls ha-v-lng-an essayeontest called "The Ragu ~Farn1ly - - -1·Reunion" which asks the questlon, "Why would you like to bring your ~! family together for a reunion?" Those enter1ng the contest w1ll : itSYi.rece1ve a free copy of the booklet, BRANCHING OUT: A GUide to ': i Finding Your Living Family Tree, by Arlene Eakle. Entry. blanks are available wherever-.RaglLpr.ogJ.lct.s are ~old. ..The booklet can also be obtalned while supplies last by sendlngi.$1.00 for postage and handling tOo Ragu Famlly Trad1 t1on, 415 Mad1~on Ave., New York. N.Y. 10017. I, ---7 - --- ~---- ~t -- - ---- �--- __I / ~ ., [THE ~AINTIR EAMfl y~ _I ____ _ -.r-' The following family history of the PAINTER family, written by F-rances pAIN;TEe CAMPBELL and read at the fifth annual reunion of. the PAINTER family at Lawrence, Kansas on 12 Sept 1926 was submitted 9Y William M. GUTHRIE, 1151.3 107th St. SW, Tacoma, WA ",,98498. "Thr:o.ugh ·:·nl:·s:mo.ther, Margaret Ruth PAIl~TER GUTHRIE. Mr. GUTHRI~ traces his descent from: James Montrose 'P,AINTER, b. 25 Feb 187.3, Cass Co. 1'10 and Margaret KINDEB.KNECHT; Johl1' William PAINTER, b. 15 Mar 1846, 1'10 and Sarah Margaret LOWER; Samuel PAINTER, b •. 4 May 1816, d. 1906 KS and Nancy VANKIRK; and Solomon PAINTER and Mary ADAMS. OUR PAST "Sometime in the early part of the Nineteenth Century, and somewhere in the state of Kentucky, two weddings occurred at two different times and places. Our interest still centers in those weddings ~ -_T~e ,first was that of Solomon PAINTER and Mary ADAMS. There were~'-rour children born to this couple: Samuel PAINTER, Sophia PAINTER ~ Hannah PAINTER and Isabelle PAINTER. Since there is no one here but us, I will say that Solomon PAINTER belonged to the poorer' class of easy g01ng Kentucky far,~ers. In these days I fear they might be classed as poor wh1tes or Hill B11l1es. Sophia PAINTER.married Eldredge HUGHES and emigrated to Missouri; Hannah PAINTER married Samuel HAMILTON and lived in Indiana; Isabelle PAINTER married a deaf and dumb man named DaVid ARNETT; and they also liv~d in Indiana. Some of the children of those families came to Missouri after the Civil War. Whenever you meet anyone wearing the naine of HUGHES, HAMILTON or ARNETT, go a lit~le easy and treat them with consideration for they may be. a dear relative. . The other wedding was that of Matthias VINKIRK or VANKIRK as it was called in after years, and Elizabeth WILSON. She was a distant relative of Daniel BQONE. Hence our fighting blood. They belonged to the well-to-do farming class and--if you please--lived in a hewed, double log house and owned a very valuable negro named Dave. Now please don't tell anyone but there were sixteen children in this family. I am not sure whether there were five boys and eleven girls or s1x boys and ten girls. Two of that large fanily are still :. living at this date; Mrs. Mary KIMES, age n1nety~three years, of' Holton, Kansas and Mrs. Adelia STONER, age n1nety-one, of Youngstown Illinois. . " There were so many in the family they were not g1 ven double,' names; or .In~yhap 1 t was not the custom then. The names of the boys 'THE PIONEER---Douglas Co. Gen~alog1cal S061etY---S~-ptember 1984 ;;;;;;;;;o;===-_..............._..;..._...;""._-_,_._.._-_ _ . . . . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _IIIIIIIiI_ _ _ _ ~ ~~ I �r\O yY\ The P\oneeA'"' Vo l:vlu ~o. \ 1 va '+ '. ~ . I _ _ _ _iiiiiiiiiIIIIiI-..... ----... ---.~_..........._ _ _....".,..........l..... - ...... - ....llllllllllllliiiiiiiill~_ �5 PAINTER faml1y contlnued" were: John. James. Jack. Henry and Matthlas. The 'girls ,names~:: were: Sally. Nancy. Deborah. Mary. Adella. Ann. Amella. Kltty Ann and Rebecca. The two last mentloned dled ln early chl1dhood. Kltty Ann dled from burns recelved by her clothlng catchlng flre. Two others dled ln lnfancy. As thelr names are gone from my memory I eannot tell thelr sex as ln those days, the names told the story. Among the names,acqulred by the marrlage of the daughters, we have HAWKINS, PAINTER, BECKNER, KIMES, STONER, PERRY and TRACY. When you meet up wlth those names be on your guard and best behavlor for reasons glven above. After the 'death of Matthlas VINKIRK the famlly moved to Illlnols and nearly all except the PAINTERS grew qulte well-to-do or wealthy. And now comes a thlrd weddlng and the one ln whlch we are vltally lnterested: That of Samuel PAINTER, only son of Solomon and Mary PAINTER, and Nancy VINKIRK, second daughter of Matthlas and Ellzabeth VINKIRK. Thls weddlng took place the aforementloned, hewed, double log house on the seventh of January, elghteen hundred and forty ln the presence of three hundred guests. In The brlde had attalned the rlpe age of fourteen years, elght and one-half months. The gro:om was twenty three. They began thelr home llfe ln Kentucky; moved to Indlana and after one and one-half years there wen~ to the then sparsely settled, wlld reglon of Ililnols. They stayed there twenty-flve years and dld thelr share ln subdulng and peopllng that part of our country., They then moved to Mlssourl just after the Cl vl1 War and helped ln reconstruc.t16n:~of that state. In elg~t~en seventy-slx they moved to Kansas where they spent the remalnder of thelr 11ves. Samuel PAINTER dled at the age of elghtynlne years and elght months and Nancy PAINTER at the age of elghtyfour years and four months. Now I hope there are no eaves droppers around for I must tell the palnful .truth. There were twelve chlldren ln thls faml1y, four boys and elght glrls. The eldest, ,James Henry PAINTER, who became known ln adult 11fe as the Rev.J.H. PAINTER, was born ln Kentucky. All the rest were born lz;t I ll,lnols~' , One, boy ,Thomas Albert, and glrl, Adella Evellne, dled ln early chlldhood; whl1e an lnfant daughter llvedbut a brlef two hours and dled wlthout recelvlng a name. James Henry PAINTER marrled Katharlne CARTER and they were the parents of one boy and five girls. Four glrls are now 11vlng. For hls second wlfe he marrled Mrs. Nannle R. PIPER, who survives hlm~ Mary Ellzabeth PAINTER marrled James PHILlIPS. She dled at the age of sixteen leaving an infant daughter. She. is Dora King SPAWR and is still livlng. John William PAINTER married Maggie LOWER. There .\'~r.---­ were three boys and six glrls; three boys and four girls are living, Eliza Jane PAINTER married Jackson BENNETT. Of their four sons, three are living. George Washlngton PAINTER married Minnie B. DUNCAN. Their family of four sons and one daughter are all living. Anna Missouri PAINTER married Charles S. McARTHUR. One son and three daughters and all li vlng. Sarah Frances PAINTER married Larkin CAMPBELL. Their one daughter is living. Nancy· Etta PAINTER married George LAMBERT. Of a family of three' sons and two daughters. two ~,,,,, ·-Ls.:~~:__ ~ffi .. .... THE PIONEER---Douglas Co. Genealogical Soc+~ty-September 1984 l . , -, �PAINTER family continued- 6 sons and two daughters are now living. Time and space forbid me to follow the PAINTER family t~rough all the generations. but I must introduce our latest arrival: Glen Alden PAINTER; son of Eugene Davern PAINTER; son of Fred Alden PAINTER; son of George Washington PAINTER; son of Samuel PAINTER; son of Solomon PAINTER. Six generations that mine eyes have seen. 1/ PAINTER's present" (·s't· the reunion): George. Minnie. Fred. Ella .':::~'.,<' Maxine. Sam. Elsie. Dorothy. Ray. Sophia. Ruth. Elmira. Buell"; .. ' ... Virginia. Gene. F~ossie. Glenn Alden. Maggie. Loran. Claude. Etta. Margaret. Ruth. Formerly named PAINTER: Eliza BENNETT. Anna MOORE. Isabel McARTHUR. Frances CAMPBELL. Faustine GUY. Other relatives present: George BENNETT. Louis BENNETT. Daisy BENNETT. Helen GROVER. Gene MOORE. Ed GUY. Frances MILLWARD. Gladys WILSON. Kendall KNOWLES, Mr. HODGETT. Arthur YENNIE. Anna YENNIE. Charles YENNIE. Francis. YENNIE. Isabel ~ENNIE and Richard YENNIE. ' ' ------' -- - . ---r~~~Uj:~PH~BOo~~t~ ~--' ' ~~~,' ""'~--"--,-,------,---,.---~~~ -- -. '--. ~ '/~fi , > ,"-- - - = - " - - - - ' - - - ,---,--- ---==----'----------- : Mr. William GUTHRIE has an autographifook which belonged to h1s grandfather. ,J:a,mes Montrose "Monty" PAINTER dat1ng from about 1885. Many of those:.;,;,sl'gn1ng,;the.book were from Lawrence. Kansas. Mr. GUTHRIE would be w1111ngto send a descendant a copy of page on wh1ch the descendant's ancestor appears for an SASE. Some of the names 11sted 1n the autograph book are: Belle DI CK. James H. BEACH. Claude Lower PAINTER. Paul A. HUNSINGER. Orry W. OWEN. Carr1eL' LEWIS. G.G. HOSTETTER. Kate B. DICK. Col11ns A. ZIMMERMAN. Jenn1e HOSTEl'TER. John B. WILSON. Rachel HUSTED. "Aunt1e Belle"-B1g Spr1ngs. KS. . Haddie DI CK. J.W. DI CK. J.W. PAINTER. Edw1n T. OWEN It A few of these n~es also show up on the Span1sh Amer1an War Roster (Company "H". 20th Kansas Volunteer Infantry)comp1Ied,about 1936 of wh1ch James Mon.trose PAINTER 'was a-,memper.', Wr1te Mr. GUTHRIE at 11513. 107th St. Sw. Tacoma. WA 98498 for more informat1on about the 't?ook:or l1st." - - - - - - - - - ----- , - - - - - - - ---, - " - - - - _ . _ - - - , - - - - r:---' - L __ , -~--'-." .J George ~. B'en-FAml-l:y-.a Famlly Hlstory~-~ by Kathyrn Marllng Rlce. 1915 N. Street. Gerlng. NE 69341. pr1nted by Brenlzer H1stor1cal and Genealoglcal Publlcatlons. Scottsbluff. NE 69361. Illustrated. 8t X 11. 168 pp •• soft Cover. $20. 1nclud1ng postage. Th1s fam1ly Hlstory beglns wlth George W. BELL. who was born ln Oh10 1n 1821. He marrled Anna Mar1a THOMPSON, daughter of John and Mary THOMPSON. in Rock Island Co •• IL in September of 1844. During the pre-c1v1l war years. James H. LANE, a free-state man had 1nfluenced many people ot the north to come to Kansas. Thus 1n 1856, George W. BELL. as a conductor of one group trom . Mol1ne, IL came to .. the H1ckory Palnt area of Douglas Co •• KS.: with hls family as part of Jlm LANE's "Army' of the North". In -"" . Douglas Co. BELL farmed and served as an agent for Thadeus HYATT, ' of the Emlgrant Ald Soc1ety. George W. BELL became County Clerk-' of Douglas Co. in 18.~1,. ~,~.'186J, ~r.ore he had oompleted his new hom~.~n,~awrence, Ka, he Was killed durlng the lnfamous Quantrlll's Bald ln whlch some 150 other Lawrence cltlzens were murdered by a guerilla torce led'. by WilHam Quantrill. Mrs. R1ce glves much informatlon about ,BELL chlldren: Harrlet BELL LAMON. Charles S .(BELL, Georglanna BELL BEARD AHRENS, Carrle BELL MONSON GRUBBS, Nettle BELL HAMILL and MaryMlnna BELL CUMMINGS ROSS. " --______ - -I I / ~M~r~s~.~R~l~ce~r~e~c~en~t~l~y~d~o~na~t~ed~t~h~l~S~f~l~n~e~b~o~o~k_t~o~t~h~eD~~~~l~l~b~r~ary~.~______ , J �7 I ~~'A • , .. ~ENTAFELOfGarl Martl.1LMETSKER--. Ped. Chart # '--- Name :;' (_,:6grn Married Died Profession Teacher, Gary Martin METSKER ' : ?194Q:~CO 1962' ,IA Millo Raymond METSKERi.:'1904 KS 1930 KS 1979 CO Bldg. Inspect. Housewife Pearl Elizabeth JAMISON ~190.5'. ~A 1930 KS 4 Jesse Delano METSKER 1879 KS 1904 KS ' 1978 KS Farmer 5. Mary Edna KINZIE 1885 KS 1904 KS 1980 KS Housewife 6. Charles Benjamin JAM]S:ON 1860 VA 1890 VA 1942 KS Farmer 7. Ona Elizabeth MULLINS 1873 VA 1890 VA 1956 KS Housewif~\ 8. Martin World METSKER 1850 IN 1873 '/ 1922 KS Farmer 9. Mary Elizabeth SHOUP 1851 OH 1873 'I 1936 KS Housewife 10. Daniel A. KINZIE 1852 VA 1845 KS 1940 KS Farmer/Carp. 11. Martha Jane METTS 1852 KS 1845 KS 1934 KS Housewife, 12. John William JAMISON 1838 VA 1857 '/ 1857 KS 13. Elizabeth SINK 1838 VA 1857 ? 1916 KS Housewife 14. Henry Marshall ~lULLINS 18~4 VA 1856 VA 1908 VA Farmer 15. Char1ty BRYANT 1836 VA 1856 VA 1913 VA Housewife 16. John C. METSKER 1826 FA 1849 IN 1911 KS Farmer 17. Christena ULRICH 1831 IN 1849 IN 1914 KS 18. James SHOUP 1826 1849 OH 1852 OH 19. Sarah STUTSMAN 1829 OH 1849 OH 1916 KS 20. J9hn KINZIE 1825 VA 1845 1873 21. Catharine GOSSETT 1820 VA 1845 1873 22. Samuel METTS 23. Naomi SINK 24. Samuel JAMISON 1810 1832 1881 25. Sarah WEBSTER 1811 1832 1851 26. Joseph SINK 27 • Barbara FISHER 28. Joseph MULLINS 1810 1829 VA 1867 29. Frances PRILLAMAN 1815 VA 1829 1902 30 • Richard BR YANT 1815 VA 31. Ann1e YOUNG 1815 VA 32. Jacob METSKER 1798 PA 1823 1871 IN 33 • .,.,El1zabe:thCCHRLSTIAN 1805 1823 1877 KS 34. Jacob ULRICH 1803 PA 1863 KS 35. 'Mary HOOVER 1808 1883 KS 38. David STUTSMAN 1793 PA c. 1815 1861 MO 39.JFrances::ELLAR 1796 c. 1815 1877 40. David KINZIE 1797 VA 48. John JAMISON 1783 1806 1864 49 • Ca ther 1ne BOON E 1785 1806 1866 50. Jesse WEBSTER 51 • Polly HENDERSON 56. Booker MULLINS 1779 1803 57. Jud1th STANLEY 1783 1803 58 • Denni s PRILLAMAN 1780 1809 59. Sally WALKEB 64. ",-' J'ohnc.~ M~ET'SKER Jr. 1771 PA 1837 65. Christianna HOOVER 1778 ;9r~'l:773 1856 66. Ph1l'lip CHRISTIAN 67 • Barbara' DAVOLT 1. 2. 3.. < THE PIONEER--Douglas do f Genealog1cal I ~oclety--September 1984 �8 Ahnentafel of Gary Martln METSKER contlnued: Professlon Born Marrled Dled Name 1764 PA 1792 68. John ULRICH Sr. 1838 1817 1777 1792 69. Chrlstlna BRAMBAUGH 1782 PA 1839 70. John HOOVER 1784 1860 71. Ellzabeth BRUMBAUGH 1852 c1765 MD c1790 76. Davld STUTSMAN Sr. c1845 c1773 77. Mary OVEBHOLTZ 1848 80. Abraham KINZIE 1770 VA 1798 81. Catherlne ELSERODE 1839 1773 1842 1758 96. John JAMISON Sr. 97. Ellzabeth McWILLIAMS 1749 PA 1814/1815 98. Jacob BOONE Catherlne 99 • 112. Wllllam MULLINS 116. Danlel PRILLAMAN 1854 1758 c1777 117. Ann O'BRIANT 1850 1758 1741 GER 128. John METSKER Sr. 129. Catherlne 1816 130. Martln HOOVER Sr. c1772 c1750 132. Gldeon CHRISTIAN 133. Margaret RIX 136. Danlel ULRICH c1733 1775 137. Chrlstlna 1735 138. Conrad BRUMBAUGH 1735 GER Schoolteacher 140. Adam HOOVER 142. George BRUMBAUGH 143. Susanna METZGAAR 1761 152. Jacob STUTZMAN 1746 c1765 154. Abraham OVERHOLTZ 192. Thomas JAMISON ·1732 1830 1756 193. Jane DICKEY 1742 196. Joseph BOONE 1704 1776 197. Catherlne 232. Jacob PRILL~~ Sr. 1721 1796 233. Walburga HELM 1799 234. Dennl s 0 'BRIANT 260. Adam HOOVER? 272. Stephen ULRICH 276. Johannes Helnrlch BRUMBAUGH 284. Johannes Helnrlch~BRUMBAUGH 304. Jacob STUTZMAN 305. Hannah 392. George BOONE 393 • Sarah UPPEY 768. James JAMISON ComplIed by Shlrley Reynolds METSKER Rt. 2, Box 26 B Brlghton, CO 80601 �" ,INDEX to DOUGLAS CO. CRIMINAL. DOCKET BOOK i@ >-:--;:,: ". ,"< -... :',., ' . , '.". ,.~. ,_ ~-(N~v .. 1863~Peb.,18Z8') • "Conci~d.edtfrom Vol VII. #4. p. 176. (Docket Book and Case Files are in the Judiclal and Law Enforcement Bullding. Lawrence. KS). Contact the D<XlS for more information from the case flIes. Note: Names are not ,ln alphabe~lcal order. (~ Book I. in the Kansas Collectlon. Spencer'R~search Library. Univ. of Kansas. Lawrence. KS gives a physlcal descrlption of ~ of the defendants listed below as well as their place of birth. etc. ln ~y instance~ I , -R- : RILEY. Allen-486. 18 Aug 1873; BILEY. ~en-519 7 Oct 1874; RILING, Lewls-520, 17 Oct 1874; RILEY, Allen-521, (no date given); REED, Henry-547" 17 June 1875; REED, Henry-602, 16 Mar 1877. -S- SHANK. Thomas and ANGELL-18 18 Nov 1863; SUMNER. Leonard C. and MEARIS. Alexander-50. 19 Nov 1864; STEVENS. James and HICKEY, John-62. 23 Nov 1864; STARKEY, John W.-84, 16 May 1865; STEVENS, Frank (change of venue from Franklln Co.)-87, 30 Oct 1865; SAUNDEBS, J.W .-911. 6 Nov 1865; SIBERT, G.W. and NEAL, A.L. and FULLER. Perry-108, 21 Nov 1865; SWIETZER, Geo. and KIES, John113.and.117. 21 Nov 1865; SKINNER. A.-115 and 118, 21 Nov 1865; SPICER, Arthur A. and NORTON. S.B.-124. 21 Nov 1865; STANLY. George-125. 21 Nov 1865: SUMNER. Leonard C. and MEAIRS. Alexander126. 21 Nov 1865; SHAFER. F.A. (alias B.F. POTTER~-158, 18 May 1866; SCOTT. Samuel E.-166, 21 May 1866; SMITH, Peter-168, 24 May 1866; SKINNER, Samuel-179. 18 May 1866; SPANIARD. Joe-196, 12 Nov 1866; STONEBRAKER, S.A.-217, 17 Nov 1866; SALA. John-244, 8 July 1866; SALA, John-259. 14 Sept 1867: SCARBURY, Albert-268, 13 Nov 1867; SIMEaS, Henry-280, 25 Jan 1865; SMITH. Johanna B.297.298,299. 300, 301, 4 Apr 1868; SMITH. Clarence-318. 17 June 1868: SCARBURY. Albert-322, 19 June 1868; STEPHEN. Rlchard-340, 11 Nov 1868; SPENCER. James-344, 16 Apr 1869; SMITH. Clarence356 and 357. 22 June 1869; SEARING. James-415, 17 Dec 1870; STRAHAN. A.J.-417, (fugitive from justice). 20 Dec 1870: STAUSS. John-418. 419.420 and 421. 2 Jan 1871; SCOTT. Charles-422 and 42 3. 4 Jan 1871; SCOTT. Charles-428. 30 Jan 1871; SMITH. ElIzabeth (alias Llzzie SMI?rl)-435. 1 May 1871; STEWART. Sarah-479. 6 Aug 1873 (recognlzance); SCOTT. John-489. 15 Oct 1873; SIMMON. Geo.496. 21 Jan 1874; SALSBURY. Slmon (1)-508. 15 Sept 1874; SULLIVAN. Susan-509. 16 Sept 1874; SULLIVAN. Lawrence-515. 30 Sept 1874: SrlOB.'l'WALTER. I saac and BRADSHAW. Willlam- 517. 5 Oct 1874; SILVERS. Geo.-525. 20 Nov 1874; SMART. William-528. 11 Jan 1875; SHERWOOD. John-539. 5 Apr 1875; SNYDER. Edward and F'EATHERSTON • Edward-540 • 5 Apr 1875: SCOrT. John-548.20 July 1875; SIMS. James-561~ 9 Sept 1875; SHEA. John C.-563.and 564. 24'Sept 1875; SNYDER. Edward and FEATHERSTON. Edward-565. 24 Sept 1875; SHAFF. Peter-569 14 Jan 1876; SMITH. Wllllam-589. 16 Sept 1876; SIMMS. James-593.· 29 Nar 1876: SIMMS. James-594. 13 Sept 1876; SIMPSON. James-606. 29 Aug 1877: -TTAGGART. William and EDwARDS. Thomas, FERGUSON. J.M.: WHITE Francls M.:-19. 18 Nov 1863: TAYLOR. J.C.-93. 6 Nov 1865: TILLMAN. Joseph-163 and 164. 21 May 1866; TOBLER. Wll11am-114. 21 Nov 1865: THE ! PIONEER--Douglas Co. Genealog1cal Soc1etY--September 1984' I, , I �10 TALLY, James and SMITH, William-150, 7 May 1866; TACK~~T, William164,21 May 1866; THORNTON, N.A.T.-225, 11 Mar 1867; THOMPSON, John-251. 11 Sept 1867; TODD. John-276. 10 Dec 1867; TAYLOR. John320, 26 June 1868; TWINING. Lewis-413 (appeal). 28 Nov 1870: TUTT (or TUFT?). Reuben-516, 5 Oct 1874; TUTT/TUFT, Reuben-537. 2 Apr 1875; TAUSEY, iJames-545. 13 May 1875: TAUSEY. James 603,16 i1ar 1 8 7 7 . ' -u- U~TON, George-5, 14 Nov 1863; UNDERWOOD, Abner-251, 11 Sept 1867: ~~~~WOOD, Alexander-370, 19 Aug 1869: URICK, Casper-437, 19 May -V- VAUGfu~, Woody and VAUGHN, Daniei-208, 17 Nov 1866; VAUGHN (VALGH?), 6 Nov 1869; VANDSEAVffi (or VANDREASAR),_-3 8 1, 26 ~lar 1870; VINEGA.a, Nargaret-607, 20 Aug 1877; VEACH, Saml. J .-611, 30 Aug 1877; VENABLE, Samuel (allas, Sam'l NURP.tfY)-612, 31 Aug 1877 • IViartln-374, . ' -w~ARE(?), ,. ~ .<. John Calvin-3, 11 Nov 1863; wATSON, John-7, 14 Nov 1863; WATSON, John-8, 14 Nov 1863; WILLIAMS, Henry and WASHINGTON, George; and COX, Lewis M.-16""15 Nov 1863; WELLS, Richard and FRANKLIN, Thomas B.-17, 18 Nov 1863: WILSON, John and HULL, Charles-61, 23 Nov 1864; WALKBB, Tom-78, 13 May 1865: WA-TEE-CHA, Ernest-89,. (change of venue from Franklln Co.) 30 Oct 1865; wILCOX, Edward-92, 6 Nov 1865: WHITMORE, Wl11iam-99, 11 Nov 1865: wftIGHT, Ivlarion-l0l, 11 Nov 1865: WINFREY, Jane-l0l, 11 Nov 1865; WILLIAMS, John S. and MOORE, JUlia A.-131, 22 Nov 1865; ~IAGNEa, Hrs. Julla-135, 22 Nov 1865; WILDffiSEIN (or WILD iliS ENN ), B. (Cl ty of Lawrence) -148, (appeal), 1 May 1866; WHITE, Francls M.-157, 18 May 1866: WAGNER, Jasper and 110NROE, Davld-172, 24 lilay 1866; WILLIAl"1S, John-183, 18 May 1866; WALLACE, George-197, 12 Nov 1866: WRIGHT, Wl1llam P.-223, 18 Dec 1866: WILLIAMS. Bl11 (allas. W11d B111)-229, 8 Nay 1867; WRIGHT, Henry-230. 9 May 1867; WINNINGH&~, Wl1l1am &.-235. 16 May 1867: WINNINGHAl~. Wlillam R .-236. 18 Nay 1867; WATERS. Wllllam-269. 13 Nov 1867: WALKER. Fred-293,294.295.and 296. 31 May 1868; WALKER. Emma302, 4 Apr 1868; WALKER Fred-310, 8 Apr 1868: WILD. Bl11-336. 9 Nov 1868; WEBER. Bruner (or Brunen?)-3S1. 22 Apr 1869: WOODARD,·;T.C.-353. 21 May 1869: WARNER (or WERNER). Eml1-355. 21 June 1869: WATERS, T. J.-365, 366. 367. 11 Aug 1869: WINTHROP, John-386. 14 June 1870; WHITE. Wrlght-400, 21 Sept 1870: ·WILSON. W1111am H .-482. 25 Apr 1873; WRIGHT. Jesse-446, 6 Oct 1871; WARREN, EI1-464. 19 Nov 1872: WILLIAMS. Henry-473. 3Feb 1873; WILSON, Wllllam-476, 6 Aug 1873: WILSON, Wl11am482.25 Apr 1873: WILSON, Frank-487, 1 Sept 187]: WEAVER. HenrY-502, 16 Jul 1874; WHITAKER, John-50], 16 Jul 1874: WASHINGTON. W.-546, 13 May 1875: WHITE. Robert-552. 2] Aug 1875; WILSON. Charles and MAYO, Franc1s-5S8. 28 Aug 1875; wrlITE, Thomas (and SHANNON. J.W.; HALL. Aaron, HALL, Mary: and SHAFF. Peter)'....·S60. 28 Aug 1875: WILSON. Thomas . F.-570. 14 Jan 1876: WILLIAMS. John-574. 21 Mar 1876: WHITE, Thomas590. 18 Sept 1876; WEEDMAN. S.W.-604, 25 June 1877; WILLIAMS, Tony613, ]1 Aug 1877; WEIDMAN, Squlre1(al1as JONES, A.S.)-616. 10 Sept 1877. ~ '.'~-y- . . " YALES, G.W.W.-445. 10 June 1871 ~'. -z- ZIMMEaMAN. W1111am-122 •. 21 N9V 1865 .••• -. 1 ' 1 "' ....... . , ' .' -ComplIed by Judy Sweets~ ... ...:'-'-- . .: '~;.~" : .. _.·l~· ,_.__ TH~~IONEER~-Dougl~S C~. Genealog1cal Soc1ety--September 1984 { . ��12 l'Q,ne of the few people living today who worshipped in the original Church building is Mrs. Oscar (Mabel Stewart) Olson, who lived at 1229 Rhode "Island. She recounts how as a little girl of ten she responded to the appeal ,_. for donations for chimney bricks for a new building ag 5 and 10 cents a brick. '~; She earned a dollar by scrubbing a huge porch ofa neighbor and doing other chores ... Mrs. Olson lives at Babcock Place and is still a member of our Church. II During the ministry of Harry M. Sippel, a fire caused cO'ltsiderable damage to the Church offices, destroying vital records. The re~aining fragments have been restored and copied. 'Listed for 1884: ,Het1ry Newby, William Burton, Addison Hyde, ,D. P. Dutton, H. C. Patterson, J. H. Buckley, 'W. S.,Parker , -----. minister, 1884, R.A. ,Kies, J. M. Graham, and William Ireland. l8~6~Persons\0:::--zj~,,; listed as members of the Church: A. L. James, minister, 'Richard:, '/ -Henderson, E. B. Cronemeyer. ,,~. ~-",- Note made June 23, 1942 by H. G. Birch: Messer, Harriett Carrie, 1915 New Hampshire St. (1888W) was born September 7 .. ,1874, at Lawrence, Kansas, the daughter of Nathan Theodore Me,sser and Florence Aletha Adams. ' She married John L. Harris in 1894 at Lawrence,Kansas. ,She was baptized in the Spring of 1884 by Rev. ,William Ireland at the Church in Lawrence, Kansas at that time located at lOA5 Kentucky Street. ~'-'.) Compiled and RICHARDSON-Thefaml1y-o-r--AS!![l alidlFheba' RICHARDSON' gathered for a 57th reupion -- on August 12. 1984 at South Park Reorea-' tion Cen~~r. Lawrence. Kansas. Eugene BIRD is this year's preSident. ~ TULEY-The descendants of Charles Borden TULEY, and Elizabeth FRAZIER, who were married in 1838 in Shelby Co. Ohio and came to Atchison Co. Kansas in 1869, will hold their annual reunion the first Sunday in October 1984. This year the meeting will be at the Eduoational Building of the Union Church in Effingham, K a n s a s . ' o WIGGINS-Desoendants of Dudley and Prisoilla WIGGINS. who settled in Lawrence. KS in 1856. will gather for a family reunion on the 2nd Sund~l~n Ootober in Lawrenoe. KS. Contaot El1-z~l>eth S~ERS~·. Rt. 5. Box 220. Warren'sburg. NO 64093 for mo~e information. " ~- , j r- - . --' c ~,--' - ' , THE PIONEEH---Douglas jCo. Genealogical , J' --, '- ._ , . _ _ .c..C--_'.~'- . - - - - Soclety-"::-S~p~ember ,-- .... -_ .... - .. - - - " --- • ,1984 �<;...~,~.-< / .•«(c- -;. J'" C ___. c.w. ) UNDERTAKER • SMITH. Lawrence. KS. UNDERTAKER & EMBALMER ( 1890-1907) ,( continued from Volume VII. Number 4. pag.e 19-'2). .-. ,.---,-, .:;. .:. .:- -:.=...--:-.:: .;;: ---. -- .... - ~~--:-.~~--~ ordered bY'.. Burial Date Mis~'Hattie' Morgan Morgan-~-Robf~-- --. 25 Sep 1901 Priv. Co. G: 76th USC Troops Morri s, Mrs. 8'. 27' Aug 1905 : Morri son, chiId of 5', 5ep 1897:' Morri s, Chri stopher. 1'1 Nov 1893 Morris, John. infant of.2. Aug 1890.. Morris, Phillip) 9 ~p:, i"90i 9 ~ich 1898 Morri s-, Dr. R: Surgeon -1-.111. lilfy. 4 OCt 1895' Morri s, Ros a 30 Dec 1897 Morri s, Mrs. W. 1 Aug 1901 Morrow', John 10' OCt 1902 Morrow, Sarah M. 16 Dec. 1904 Mo'rrowvi lIe, Win. Morse:, ElHlndex.,.Eben 1 10' Dec 1890 4 Jun 1891: Morse, Mrs~. 21 Jim 1903' Mortimer.iM'iithews:'; Ali 5i Sep} 1899, Mort~mer " Nellie: 28~ Jan 1896 Morton, Allie 24' Mch 1903'· Morton, Wall'ace: 7~ Mch 1899 Mo'ses, Mt:. W~ Mosby, J'ane Mosser, Mrso. 111 Jan 19071 C: 20JOCt 1905 (?:)Mothens, MyrtleMotheros, KemP¥f Motherus, Lavinea1 Mou1tin, t?)Afuanda Mou1tin, child of Mozeley, Ed: Mueller, Peter.' 11 May 22.Dec 20i Jan 20. Oc t 31 Mch I.9 Nov 21. Nov 1894' 189.7 1898., 1902. 1891 ' 1903 1:898) Muff, Harry(Index-Muffert21Jan Muff ,May/Mary' Frances' 15: Aug Mull, chi ld of 1:7 Oct Mull, Mrs. Ellen 16 Dec 1891L 1905 . 1897, 1903: Mumford, Albert Mumfo,rd, Co,ra Munroe, infant Munroe, Susan J.S. Murdock, Moses' IT Feb 1902. 19 No,v 1904 , 24 Jun 1902 . . 8 Oct 1903 L_26 Feb_1S98~: -~ Buriai'" A"geCause d. - . OW Douglas County The Family OH P. J~ Morrison Blank Wm Morris; A.C.Co-x: A'J __Morri s ' K; Mrs. L. H~ Perkins; OH' Siher--;-·Mrs. Bogarths' The Fami 1y OH' -=-..L-~ 70 Dropsy fa., 108 69 Paralysis 159 63 . 4 da 31: 86 Old age 2 . - -- - - -- - 189 ---~=-:. ]~. Paralysis 69 E.H.CardweU/Cadwell?;Lecompton 461 Lecompton 52. LaGrippe 6,:"{ C.O'.& Sarah M~ Morrow: M;'85; Blllmed 106 C. O. Morrow l'iG'68." Cancer' 121 Mrs .Ella Morrowvil'le OIt 55:, Pileu. l!49 WID Morse;; Corone:r:,' OH 4' Blank MG 10 J'.H~Mathews :Coroner' OH' 26) Drowned 129 om 49 Cancer. 84 Chas:. Mortimer Dan Morton MG' 49. Charis Morton M;' 22' l!26' P'.P"l~Phillip;: Mrs. Viin1and 85 Ol'd age 79 Moses;; Mr. Stevenson 7:0 H'rt. TrbL ll.79 Ahdrew Mosby' OHi 83~ Old age 1'611 Geo' Mosser.' Reno' -1-, Noidilhoff 2yr Measles' 34' H.J.Whitman;;· Dg.Co'. OHi 66, A'., G. Honnold; MG' 10K :J;ames: Munroe;~A.G. H~ MG~ ?1l81 Paralysi s 6~ 1!22 50 Pileu. Eee' Mou1 tin OH' 8) Don Moul tin M;; Mrs.Mable Moze1ey Olf 79 Kidney + 13'4 761 Rupture~ Mrs. Norton OW (Shipped from Guthrie:, Ok. Y' Mr. Muff--DeerC17eek 6Jacob Muff OlF 4hrs No- Dr~ 159 Mr~ Olmstead OW 2 mo? 64' OH" 78\ OHI .f:' 134 The Fami ly' (Shi pped from (?JKechi e, Ks.) Cewis Mumford';' City om 24 Accident 1lI2 (?JJessee Dfl1ard OH' 53 MeningitisI48 (Shipped from Pueblo)' F. M. Munroe Olf 21 da ? 117 OW 66 Nerv.Pros.l'33 The family __ E.LHQb_bs_;}\!;Holl!}Q:l<LOij·_______ ._ _ _ ,. ___o!3L _ _-Writ Morris age _1 ,~I =-=,.'. _____________________________________________________________~ , �Buri al Date~ Murphy, 'Andr:,ew~­ Murphy~ Mrs. Murray, (?)Fran Jr. Murrow, Mrs'. Mary E'~ Musick, w. H: Muzzy, H. C~ Myers, child of E.E~ Myers, Jas. M. 17 Apr 21 May 5' Mch 21 Jul 4 OCt 29 Dec 29, Mch 29 Nov 1901 1892, 1907, 1902 1906, 1906 1906 1907 Myer, JO'hni'e A. Myers, Olive Alice Myers, R~ T. Nace', Ameli a Nadelhoffer, May Neal, Albert 24 Mch 1903', 14 Jul 1902 11 Apr 1906 18 SeP) 1907 22 Sep 1895 20~ May 1896 ~- - - -,='.=~'-"-"=--'-~-- Neal;, (i?YJourdan Neff, Mrs. Elizabeth Nelson, A: Nelson, Bertha Nelson, Frank (coIl' Nelson, Jennie 24' 25' 30 26 Ju 1 Feb Jun Jan 10 Dec 8 i Aug 1902, 1897 1892 1906 1894 1906 Nelson, Joe Nelson, John Nelson, Martin Nelson, Mother, Nelson, Mrs. Priscilla Nelson, RiJ;se Nelson, Sarah J. Ness:, Win 1 Oct 27, Aug 21' Nov 21 Jul 1,7 May 30 Jitl 25 Aug 10:' Feb 1900 1905 1906 1905 1902" 190'1 1901 1894: Nevison, Francis A. Nevvi son, W,. H~ 2, OCt 1903 30 Jan ' 190 lJ, New~~~;Ii:}y.!, (?)Edey 1'5 13 lt9 23' 19, Newby, Oliver L. NewHn, Mr. H. Newlin, Mrs. J. M. Newlin, Mrs. Mary Newnan, D~:. Surgeon 3\ Ks:' M: Newnan, S-usan Newmin, Lucia M. Newsom, Mr. Newsom\ Mrs. Nancy North, Mrs:. Northrup, J&hn E. NOirthway, Frank Norton, James' - ' . _:_ \'iQ:rton, ,Jame s E~ 30~' Mch Apr Aug Nov Dec Apr ordered by, Burial .. Age' Cause' d!. 1891' 190(f 1897 1905 1904 1905~ li02, 74' OH' Murphy! 18 on E. C. Murphy' lyr SpinalMen182 OR' Blank 37 ChronicDiaU8, F. H.Murrow:Benev#2' OH 175 Hesper' Carl Schur:bt 72, Meningitisl!78 Sarah Muzzy;Col.Com. l\G~' 167 orr E. K. Myers 80 Seni li ty l!92 on Mrs. Will Rankin Ks.)' (Died in Topeka, ow 5 mo/wk 127 Math Myer OH' 4 yr. Dysntryl!lH E. E: Meyers \VIG 50 Sui ci de 1!68J Mrs. Maggie Myers Lecompton 63 Paralys.189 John & Win-'Nace ' on 4'5, Win Nadeltioffer OH' 39_Epi~epsy 52 Mrs. A. Neal . ; .orr 78 ?? ])]8: The Family Bellvoi r 60 Stomach 57 B: E. Ifoover OH 19 (?)Mr. Lofgren OH' 1T mo. WhCbugh1'65: Harry C'. Nelson MG:' 37 A'. G. Honnold~ Olf 29 1172 N. Eawrence Harry'Nelson \VIG" 6'4 Lung Trbl. 94 A. G'. Honnold OU' 84' Old age 159', The Family MG' Hrt.Dis:. 177 Lucy Nelson ~Ki­ 8[' Old age 158\ Louisa'Nelson OR7!3' Eriisfpol1i sU6 Mrs. Frank ?" F. H~ NEll so-n-Clinton 8; ?mLaG:ri ppel06 ,~I;; 65-gen.dibil.l07 Poor Cbmm \V.K7: G'.B;.Snow;JHbert & 34 consumpt. 33 Alice Nes:s W. W. Nevi'son on 66 Appoplexy ]32 36, con. 100 w. W': Nevvi son OH' (Shipped from Cleveliand, Ohio)' Henry & T. F. Newby' OU child a 51 Lung trbl 168: Henry Newby OH' 85: Old age 63 J. M~ Newlin Off." J. M. Newli n ()Hi Cancer 1'62 J. M. Newlin OHl' 7(J' Hrt Fail. 150' 80' Ol'd age 155')L Foxan OH' Mrs.Sco·tt;VernerNewman M;" 50 Tumor 72, ' Dr. Albert Newnan OFr Jas. Faxon OH~ 7 Apr 189;3 Mrs. Newsom 14 Jim 1903' H. B~ Newso'n Mt.Gllead 74~ con., Ohi;o 2:Mch 1905' If'. W.: Frora CO'llins' 80 Old age 21L Aug; 1907, Mrs., Ainoretta Northrup' OH' 75' Paralysis 2' girls; Ed Northrup' l'4 5ep 1900 B. F. Hoppfff)'er OW ?69' Kidneys (Shipped from N. Topeka')' '"-~5 Aug 1895" The' Family' , OH' 23_Mch .. 189,81. __ .TheEa"mi 1 y OH' ,34 Accident i .-- ---- . - - - -- .. 26) Dec 1905' 18 Feb 1904' ,J'- !3h --=-:=- -----•.. - :... - : : - - , - , - - - - - - - - - - 163 137 26 129 1'53 188, 95 .. 44 69' ' ~__c.__~____________~l~__________~__r=..=,_.~~=_=,=_=.,,~~-=--=--=----_-_~-_~-_~-_-_-~ r----' �Name ------ (?JNuffer," 1\'1:5.Nuffert, Chrlst (?)Nuffer, Mrs. po. Nunley', Alice' 1 Bud al A:-J 28; 29 9 1'3 4 Feb 1897, 9' Feb .1897 Nunelly, Mrs. Nunelly, Mrs. _•• 1 \ .. 1.',.: :.? ~.' Date_ N~; i892 Sep' 189,2. Dec'1892 Aug 1893 ... _ .:~ 26'· Nov 1890 Nunelly, Richard 12. Mch 1903 Oakes, H~ A~ Capt. Co. 1: 129 lIT. 9 Oct 1906 Oatman, Leti ti a' ______ J;>atman, Roy B~ 6i OCt 1906, ~- ' - . Obe~g~ohn 27 Jul 1892 Obri'en" John 5' Nov 1903 O''Briien, Mrs. D. di(~d' ~.22 Feb 189,9 o''Brien , Mary 1, Dec 1907 (From -. Indi an apolli s-)' O"'Brien, Mrs. Nancy 30 Dec; 1894 O'Connor, Mrs. Esther 30 Nov 1893' 16 Mch 1892 Odea. Charles: mIell, Harry W. 3'. Feb 1904 Oeher1e, Mrs. Alvfna 1<9 Apr 1900 Oesch, Jacob 30 Jul 1906 Oliver,IHary Margaret 19~ Feb. 1906, (Shipped from Junction City} Olliv.er, Mrs;. Susan W~ 9:.Jan 1901. O'Loughl-in, child oJ Olds', Rev. Frank B. Olson, August Olson, Mrs. C. Olson, Caroline Ophi r. Cynthi a', Opperman, Jno,. 41 JitI: 1890 1'.7 Oct 1907 10 No:v 1897 5 Dec 1903 5,Nov 1903 30 Aug 1894' 10 Oct. 1907. (?'lOrander; Mrs. June' l'5·Jun 1905 201 Dec~ 1905; Oren, Abner L 3: Dec 1900' Orender, Allen T'. (?lOrr., Harold Or..ri ck, Grace 11 Nov 1897. Osbo!rn, Francis H: Oswa1 t, mittie Overstreet, (?l'Aneka Overstr.eet, Aneka 21 Aug i 30\Jan 19 Feb 21', Feb 1891; 1903: 1902 1902. 9' Mch 1901~ OVerton, Edwar.d Pr.i vate Co·. G Owen, Edwi n 1'. _ _ _ _ ~~, Nan_cy M. 4 Oct. 79 1901~ Burial ~Cause d. Ordered, bE DeetCreek August Nuffer' Kanwaka' Peter Nuffer -? DeerCreek Peter Nuffer m-Chas;. McFarland Geo. Nunl'ey' A'. G. Honnold OU28\ Mr.Nunelly,Mrs.McCrayOW (?')Wrh'McGeorge Alma: Pot t'er' B11ank 65 Paralysis R.G'. Temple:; The Fami ly' OR' ---""='-.!=.....,~-:.:=-- con. ~~ - 2~3:='::"=---''--''- 22' 23 28\ 58 59 4 126 A. G. Oatman on 74 Old age ]75 (Shipped from ICC.) , Roy Oatman OH' 32: DiiRhtheri a175' rvlrs .• E. --Wil~~n--"""· OO-:-~----:--':' -=:-- .-. - -------. -20~Frank French Mr. F. D~ O'Brien Frank French OH: OR' OH' Off D. 1\1. Obrien OW S. P'. Spencer' Reno' (?JDennis Odeal Bl ank (sent to KC:, Mo.) KC,KS·. G. Oeherle OR Win Wiedemann' Off: Adam Oli ver: 80 Old age of 133' Cancer 79' 76: Hrt. TrbL, 1:92 79' ? 34 Dropsy' 4'4 Pneu. 87 Old age 41" Pneu. 38; 31 l!7 136, 91 172 166 89'\ Pneu. 99 Clarence Hall Harry Popenoe' BDank C~thoIi~' 1 Mrs.Olds;HenryHaynes' oa' 66· Hem.ofLung190 OR. 59' Li ver Com. 65" The Famil;y' A. Olson OB: 92 StomachTrbl34 Eo Olson OBi 72/76' '133 B).A~&' O. W~McAl1'i'sterOH 8'5' Old age' + 36WHL)pperman Catherine Opperman OHI 74' Paralysis 190 The Familiy;:Met.lns.OIF 43 Tumor' 157 E.A.Roper;· J. Zob11erC1'inton 65 CongBw1s l!63' Mary P ? 98\ Marion Orender Reno, '32' Diph. ))08 Oscar Orr' Kanwaka 2~ mo.--1.... Jess Thompson 66 Eudora' W. C. Harri s' OH' Rev. H~ Osborn 12 OH' Frank Oswalt 26, Hrt. Trbl. 125 OH' 70 Paralysis 112 Lewis Overstreet The: Fami l!y 73 Paralysis 1I3 Court o.f Co10ntha OH' Do.ug~ as, County' U.S~C:E. ,..19:..,Ju1 1903 The F:amil'y' OH 34'Kidney 130 5' Feb 1907 James OWens' OHr 60 Hrt.Fail. 180 ~~~~~ __J -- -- ~~- ---.:----=----- L _______ ,_'~~_'------- ! I -~~------~ �Name .. :.~· . Ow~n-,No-:aJi- - Owens:; . Robert Buri a1 Date~ 30 Dec' 1904 4' Apr 1895 ____________4;---' PallJar; Etlward li5 Apr 19011 Private Co. K 54 U.S.C.F. Palm, A~ 8> Nov 1906 Ordered by_ Buria1_ Age_Cause d~ ~=-._ _ Frank &~.Chas:. Owen OH 82 150 Sons of Morgan Jones: Kennedy"" 40 ValleYi Cemetery' near KG', Mo OR 80 Old age ]02 Courity' ]76: OH' 71 Cancer' Mrs. B: Reynolds: WHI Palin 6 Apr 1899', Andrew Palm OH 631 Suicide 80 Palm, Mrs. C. 1 Hrt Trhl 25: Dec 1905 3' Sons; Father' OR 61 l!63 Palmateer, Lucy 1 Sep·1907. Byron Parcels OR 64 Stomach + 188 Parcels, Elizabeth M. 1905: Jno. Pardee OH1'53 24' Feb Pardee, Jane E. 8 Aug 1896 Henry Parker OH 2 wks? 54 Parker, child of 25 Apr' 1898; Henry Parket, ~K7 6..1. Croup' 70 _ .~ _. __ Parker, child of -'-- ---- -.. Parker, n~rs. M.E.S. 5 Oct A90S-' B~ F. Smith' OH 89 Old age +"'l.3219 Nov{1,905 Ad C'arter &, wife OW 75 Kidney 162 Parker, Rufus Parkhurst, Clara F. 10 Sep'1897 Mrs. Nettie Wilson OH' 33 Peritonit. 64 Parks, Elizabeth E. Miss Parlee Doors Clinton,6T Dropsy 102 5 Apr 1901' Mary E. & Fred Davi s: Mo,. Parks, J. E. 7 Jun 1900 Mrs. J. K. Parks I\<1G: 93' 36-H-19 (Shipped from Ratoon, New Mex.) C. Gribble Consumption Parish, Clyde 11 Feb 1907' ?;'.Parl s,ii';E';E:~ly~'is:'J;ecompto'n 16"";mo,.Diph. 181i w·;··j'.·' Parnell' .. ' 'lecompton Stillborn 56, Parnell" child of 13 Oct 1896 Wells Fargo Ex~ Parnell, Mrs. Maria 29 Aug 1895 A.J. & W,·.J~Parnelll;Parnell A.J.Parnell, Jr. Junction Parnhan, Rach~l.1 13 Dec 1900 W. J. Kennedy OH' PO'ison..L.. 98 Parnol~l, Thomas' 11 May 1898) CHnton 73 ?Tqrnor 71 The' Family Farontc)', Loyd M. 29 Mch 1901 Nelson Paronto'; ..M'arysvi;lile 4-10 RR Accidl02 Partellia, Nelson 16 Feb 19011 Haskell Ihstii~te H~skell' lOll Pate, ?Daniel' 26 JuL 1899 Lawrence Lodge #1992 OR" 50 Perotiniti s82 IOOF; Willi ams & Henderson Patterson, Angie 24 Ju1 1906 U• S~ Cl1ark OR' 6'5 BwI Trb1 172 Patterson, Alma 10 Jun 1906 Mrs. Addie White;'\>,QW 46, Lung T,rbJ!. 1J.70 Geo Patterson;; Benev6rent Lodge Patterson, Elsie 15 Dec 1907 Geo Patterson OH' 17 Consumpt. 193 Patterson, Helan B~. r Apr 1907 WIn Patterson OH 113 wk.NO Dr. 1:83' Patterson, Howard,inf. 17 Aug 1907 Howard Patterson OW 188, Pat terson, James W. r Aug 1904~ Z. Patterson OR" 112 N4 Patterson, J. C. 17 Jill 1890 H. L. Moore . OR' 1 Patterson, Mrs. 26 Feb 1892 N. S: Clark OH' 16 Patterson, Mrs.Maggie 20 Jill 1905 Jesse Blackburn' OH 43 1581 (Shipped from Reno', Nevada)' LeRoy,Blackburn; Court of Calantha Patton, Ella' F. 11 Ju1 1905 Geo: F. Barker. OH 46) I38 J. C~ Patton Patton, Rachel W: 30 Oct 1902 R. L. Patton. Cli n ton 61 StomachTr .122 Patty, child of 21 Feb 1892. Fred Patty Clinton ]6 Patty; Harvey H. 17 J'an 1897 H~ H. Pattey MG' ~"mo.?·,..L... 58 John Acres Patty, Jennie C: 4 Nov 1890 H~H.Patty;?T. Corey l\tG' 4' Patty, Mrs. E. 29 May 1905 Mrs. Mary Merriam ~1G: 77 Paralysis 1561 Paul, Mrs. O~ 20 May l89~ Olin Paul OR' 3S Paul, Robt. 8:5ep 1901 o. Paul OH 38 Rheumatisml07 Payne, ch. of 29 Nov 1898. W. L. Payne Clinton 4?? ,", 761 Peai rs ,Carrie Gertrude> 8; Sep' 1906, H. B.Peairs; Haskell;oo T appendicitis17't Peairs, John B.:...... 26 ... Pc..t_l.§~.s___ (?JL~gJvlir Bros:. Vin1and 47 ------ ~------ -- - - - - - --------- --- - - - - ' - - -_ _ _ _ _ _--1.. .. _ _ _ _ _ _ __ -~--~~~_u . . ~ - ---- \1 �Buri ctJDate Pearce, Ollie Pearcey, Ll1o'yd 28 Jaf 1896 9 Jtpr 1903~ Peari s;, Mrs. J. B~ Pearl, Emma May' 13 Sepl 1898, 12 Jul 1900 Pears, chDd of Frank Pears, Mrs. Nancy K. 6, Feb 1906 21 May 1897 Pearson '. Ainanda 27 Mch 1901 Pearson, Donal:_d _. __ .. 12 Dep' 1907 Pearson ~-John - ' - 2 Nov 1905 8; Pease, child of 27 Pease, Edward W·. Co'. A 1i24' Ill. Infantry 2 Pease, Mr. W. H~ 27 Peer, Hazel Edith 20 Pellot,. child of Aug 1890. Jul 1898} Private, Dec; 1892, Feb 1894 Jim 1900 Ordered by, -- Burial _.-'::=---=-.- ~Cause -:---:::--~=-- ~.-==--:-~ d. ~:.. - ----- 49 L. S. Pearce" OW 127 C. E.• Pearcey' LoneStar' ~. J. L. Jones Vi,n1and 67' Cancer' 74 Pearis Brothers MG~ 6, mo'.Cho1.inf 93' C. Lol t H. G. Pearl, 1234 Tay1or,Armourdale, K·. OH 16'6 Frank Pears Collinsville 71 Perotini t. 61' R. W·. sparr Illinois. 58' Dropsy' 102 John' &-PhHip Pearson MG i lip Pears.on n mo Colic 189 Jack&8hil OW --:.=--: -' Bii11y. Pearson r,-x;: 68; Hrt Fa'fr162 J. A. Benson 2, Chas. Pease 8Q~ Paralysi;s 72' Mrs. S: Bryant ~- C.A-. & Horrac'e' Pease: OH' \Vin' Peer; H Lc Jacobs' Vi! rr-lan d 18Sp'as. Cramp 6?? ? --::-:--=: 23 33 93 C. W. Pellot OH; Hugh Blair. Jr. G'. Honold OH' 6 Oct 18911 13 Penden, child of ].04: 2+:'Croupl 4' Jim 1901\ J. C. Pend1y MG Pend1y, Minnie 15 Dec 189.6 Mr. Sedgwi ck Tong a. 19 Old age 57 Penfold, Rich 22 5ep' 1899, Percell, Mary If.,. The Family' OH' 84 65 2... 30' Mch 189.1'. 8 Persfcli'ng, Abraham Mrs. Beaty' OB' Perkins, Lucius H., 6 Jun 1907 Mrs. L. H. Perkins OHi 52. Falling· 185 Perkins, Otis G. t. W. Perkins' OH' 76, 22 Sep' 1899. 84 (Shipped from B~roit, Wis.r Perrine, B. J: --1\10 1'7 Mch 1896, The Family Vfn1and 51 Perrine, B~ J. 13 May 189.6, Thomas f?JStron fShfpp'ed to Ihdfana-) 52 Perry, Aaron I!. Jan 1892 The Fami ly' OH r5 Perry, Eddie H:. lQ Jan 1897 19 ?' J. S~ Perry OH' 58' Perry, Eldred g. 10 Aug 1906, 2 mo.2(r' d Newton Perry OH 173 Parry, Sarah 7. Sep" 1899 E. Hole ;1\1rs E" Martin OW 80' con of Bw1s84 (?'JPerther, Edmund ? 29~ Apr 1892 A. G". Honold OW 18 Petefish, Geo. N. 5i Jun 1907:: Mrs: MargaretPetefi'sliClinton 71 Cancer 185 (?JLuiih Petefish Peters, Lou H. 25 Apr 1907 WIm Nad1ehauffer Reno' 57::- Con sump t • 184 son Will Peters Peters, Stephen 25 Jan 1892 The Famiry;G:.Pierson OH" 15 - Peterson, Alfred 1':1 Ju1 1906 Mrs. p. J'. Peterson OR 2'~~ T1m:lioid F 173 Peterson, Ceceli a 1:6, Jan 1898; C: Peterson OH' 92 TyPhoid-Y 6~ Peterson, child of 6' Aug 1892 Peterson OH20 Peterson" Chri~tian 16 Feb 1900, The Fami 1y OH; 88; 50 Pneu Peterson, Erick 8\ Dec 189'5 John Jo,hnson OW 48 Gustafoson Peterson, (? )Han s· p'. 1.9: Feb 19.00 The Family OB' 46, Typhoid + 88' Peterson, Millie 22 Ap,r 1896 Anderson p'atterson OHi 65 52 Peterson, Mrs. 4 Feb'189,3 C?Jtoui s Peterson OH: 24 Peterson, P'~ J~ 27 Mch 19.06, Mrs. J"O' Nace;" Mrs'. OR' 68) Hrt Trbl 67 Saunders;; Mary Peterson Peterson, Willie F. 1~ Dec: 1893 Eouis Peterson OH; 22. 32. Peti t, Mrs. Ester,' A". 3· Oct 1905 Juli an C~ Petit Off ? 56, 1M Petrie, Richard R'. _7_pec 1905 Mrs. E<:!. Petrie '. OH' 84 Old age 163' 1-'- .-- -----. ![rs:. ,Agnes Laptad' .;:-'--;:- r"- , '.- -~-----====-~. \ -' _,_I .u_'-.:J . _ . ___ . __ . c _.. -- �Ordered by. Buri a'l. Age:_ Cause' d. fit. N. A'. Petterson OH 6 mo. Typhoid 75 iI John Petty MG;56; ..1.:-,. 31 i Henry (?)Conder;Wi;niamstown5i:l pneu. 75 J. H~ Fee & Petty son Petty, Jacob W. 13 Aug 1892. R. J. Petty MG' 58' Petty, Richard J. 25 Jan 1900. The Family 1\I; I Corpo'ral Co. E 6th Kans. Cavalry Post 12 GAR: ___~lJ9~ (?JPhenicie, G~ W·. 29 May }89l Phenicie Reno' 39 --, 57 - - --, t?)Phenicie,Mrs' Geo'rgfe 2, -Dec 1896. \\].C.2-;James-1-, Reno Phillip', Mrs~ P'.P. (; Jan 1899'_ P~ P. Phillip ,,OlI' 61 Pneu. 77 Phillip, Her:bert 9 Aug 1903 Charles' Phillip) OH' 1!3 SummerCompI3f Phillip, infant 13 Sep 190r; Lewis L & If. J- Phillip OH' 1! wk 108 Phillips, Wm. 2 Jul 1902 Douglas Co';: Family MG' 97 117 Pri vate Co,. K. 83 Rdg. U .S~C'. F. Infty (?)Philpel, Mrs. A1fce 4 Sep,1905 John Smith Colyer' 75' ?Exoustionl60 (Shipped from Wheeling, Va.) PhiIpen, Win. 8Ju11904 Mrs. L_Philpen Fai rview' 74' Kidney + 1143, Pickfns, infant 9 Aug 1904 Harry Pickins OH 3 wk 1'44 Pickins, John L. 10 Apr 1898 0' L & John Q~ Piickens' OW 23 mo/da 70 Pickins, Ross 10 May 1899 o D & John Pickins OW 8:0 Pneu. 80 (1 lP:licko ti e, Li zzi e 0' Oct 1901 Haskell Institute Blank 22'Diph. 108 (Shipped to ?Docotah):' Pierce, Walter H. 4 Nov 1890 Mary A. Beatty' 004 Pierson, Eli za· J. 1 Jan 1902 The Family OH 83 Rheu. + ur Pierson, ; Fred 111 Jun 1904 August Pierson OH' 23 Ncute Dem.142 (Shipped from Topekar Pierson, G.• A-. 11 Feb 1892 J. A. Pierson Vinland 16 Pierson, Thomas M. 1'5 Feb 189m The Family on 78 Dropsy'+ 68 Pigott ,Mrs/Miss Li zzie 11. OCt 1907. : Geo-. Pigott OH6~ Gen.BrkDnl 190 Pitcher, .Ada 9 Jun 1902 Robt. McGee OH 14' -L.. l!l7 Mrs. ?, Pi tcher 26;, Oct 1891 Geo'. Washington ?: ]3 County Order of Marshall Pitts, child of 10 Mch r891', Geo. Pitts Vinland 7 P1~oske:tt, Wm. P·. 29 Nov 1901' C~w' Rilberts:Mrs. B'aldwin 84 Paralysis 192 Wiggins: fDiied in EXcelsior S'.) Plummer, Mary E~ 6 Mch 1907. A. Monroe OIl 70} Old age' 182: (?JPof:£, Henry W,. 13 Dec: 1895' John W~ Bulllock Clinton 48i Private Co. I~39 Illinois X Infantry' (Kill-ed in a runaway --~--neck broken) (?JPo'llar, Mrs. Matilda 28 Jan 1902. R. B. McWilliams OR' 68 Tumor 112 Polk, 'Miss Bl'anch G-. 22 May 1899, Mrs. Perry Polk OW l7l~ BwlJs:81. Juvenile Society Polk, (?)Li'ndsay 26 May 1903~ The Family OIr 20· Hrt Trbl +129 po,n ack, Mrs;. 9 Apr 1905i T.PolTock;J.Wattems OIr Cancer' 155; (Shipped from K. C:)' Polon, Mrs. 4 Aug 1900 James Polon Hbpe,Ks 26; BloodPois. 94 enpol son/Palm, Kndrew 6, May 1905 Mrs. Gustavson OIl' 75 lf56 Pomeroy, W. 24 Aug 1898. K. Hertzler P1easa.,n,t;~ .'-, 1 mo. 73: N. Pomeroy Grove!" .. Pontius, C?>Ina 22 Jan 19011 Arthur Pontius" OIl' 9 yrs 1'00 Popenoe, B'. r. 1 Dec 1904 The Family OHI 29 Typhoid 148 (Shipped from K.C.l Popenoe, Kate L. 6 Feb 1903 P.'. D. & Thos' Popenoe OH:~ 65 Hrt TrbJ.i. 1!25 POlrter, child of 21 Nov 1897, Benton Po-rter. Tit; 7 da 6-5' ---- - Porter, B~, child~:t __ __<t Felt:_t82.Q__ (?)Benjamin Po'rter ,C!into~ 2 ? Fever 68) -------~, -'------ - '-Pett-~rson:=Edna Petty, Mrs. A~ Petty, Charles' Burial Date 2 Nov 18981 5' Dec 1893' 2. No,v 1898; I ~~; - --- -~- --- , --, - ----'--I ------~--------:--:--:-------- -'J ~ �ordered by,' Bu:rfal' ~_ Cause' d. ~_ Peter Terry' ~-----==-7'-157Mr. Y. (?)Peard 76 Apoplexy' 184 (Shipped to Decorah, Iowa) Po'rter, Roy V~ 11 Mch 1901t (?)' Mayor Gould . OH' con O'f l'ungslOl I I Posch, blank' '_lO .. Dec 1896, Henry & Herman Posch Viinland 9' Diph 51~ i _ PQ~qh"lG~l!9!~G' ··:r.;~-op_GJ!:J6J)ec, HW6_'_ Henry. & Herman Posch Viinland 12 Diph. _ -5-7'10 PQ;tii(t)"er, Mrs. E.C. 22 Jim 1891 Win. Lescher 0If Potter, Caro'line W~ . 3:.Qe_G.' 1900 Mis'. R. Addison"" Off 85' Old age! 98' PO'tter, Oti s' 25:; No;v 1892, Mrs. Potter Oll' 23 PO'tts, Effie! 19 Dec; 1897. A.G. Honnold; Jennt PMs: OH" 6) 66) Viola ?Tent May Fierds: (?) J .M. Cameron Har.tfO'rd, Ks'. 37.' Potts, Wni. 18 Nov 18941 Powell, ClaytO'n 22 Jan 1:90'11 Chas' PO' we III ; RO'gers' nG' 18:: mO' Croup 100 H. m Pbwe 11 Olf 6<;1' 69 Powell, Einily' 20 Mch 18983 Powel11 , i;nfant 25 Nov 19011 Chas. Powell ~X;7StiNbO'rn no' Powell, J. B'. 4' Aug 1895: The Family' orr 4~' Powell, Jimmie 26 Mch 1895' ChasPowelll'; AJDi1ckerMG" (chi ld Y 40' Pratt, Mary J:. 18 May 1907, L F' Pratt;Mark EHi'sOO" 62 Paralysis' 1185 11 JuI 1895' E B>, &- G:; tV· Preble' ~I,;' 24 con.. 4i3 Pr.ebl'e', Mrs;. Prentice, child O'f 1'5 Aug 1890':" C T K Prentice ow 2. Prentice W. H. 25' Jim 189'5 C T' K Prentice' OHr 31" Peri to"nitiis42 12 Oct 1892 Mrs' p' &-, w.~ A" s:.~~ OW 22 (.?JPten ti s s, S~ B~ A" G' HO'nnO',ld OHi 46~ Price, child O'f T OCt 189S13' Oct 1895 Pr.ice', child of A G' HonnO'ld] OIr 46 Pd'e s tl y, Will i am 1,3 Feo' 1898~ on 71' Hrt Fan 681 The Fami ly' Priinraux,, p'au11 (llildian)1i2 Dec 1906, Haskell In;:H~ BrPearsS'.DakO'ta21 T~ho,id F.171' 25; Nov 1907 Pl'lfng1'e', Josephfne Henry Prfngle~ Off 7 DfpJi' 192~ Pryer, Grace' mmn a? 27' NOlv 1907: Carl: A'. Preyer00' 42' Pheu', 192: Puckett, Mrs'. MarY'A: 1 Feb 1900: Enos' Nf &' ChasPUckett:Kenn1edy'60: 8T Pu1'len, child O'f 23 Jan 1891; Judson Pullen nli~' 6) Purcell, G". W~ 1 Jun' 189r Sanfolrd' PurceU' Off 10 Puncel1 , Eoyd s: 20 Dec: 1.905: C:M~.&. 5: N'Purcelll OW 75; Ifrt Trbl' 163 Purington, s: N'~ III Jan 1899' HEmry Puringt'on orf 52: Pneu. 7.1' J. G. Haskell Purnel1l', Mary t7 Ju1 m06~ A-. J Parne1111; CO,POO'rC,'.tG' ' 70' Cancer 17l! Purnelll, Mr .. , 13 Feb': 1894' A" G~ HonnO'rd~ OH'61 LaGr,i'ppe 33 QiJ een, Ch as'. (In di an )' 19 Jill, 1902. w, B' QUeen ; Haskel'l In H'askel:r 19 SunstroK,eU8 Q!ligg, John' 15 Mch 1'893' James' ®igg; Gideon1 25' Chasi. LO'ngnecker Qui'n1 an, John 1'6 Dec; 1903' The, Family' 78 134 Raffle, child of 8 J"ul 1902' Har.vey Raffl'e' 8l da1 chO'1.M. 1:17 cesar Myers Raffle, Francis 22: Jut 1900 Harvey,· Roffle; Myers' ~17" 13' 94 Raffle, 1'013" 1'1 Mch 1901' Father;' H' Raffle MG~' 1 yr 5;' mo' 1182 Raffl:e, Wi'! liie~ 27 Jan 1904' Writ1 SCott;: Co. Com. nG" 117??' 136: R'amer, Henry' 27 Oct mOl'. J G" Sil1ili van ;'PoorComOW 65' 65 Randall, Mrs'. Eli zaoeth 18 Oct 1893: 50 Cancer' 30 The FamHy;'JohnWood' Off' Randall, J'ames: 28 Feb 18911 Mrs. Pardee OH~ T Ran do,l, Mrs. E. L.' 13: Dec' 1904' Horace Randol' Clinton',Mo24-Pheu. 1'49' R~mdollph, Mr. W~ Hr. 6, Jan 190'5 E' R' OWensr OH' R'ailroadA"ccl'SO (Shipped' from TO'pekaY Rankin, Elbridge 27 Feb 1906 Fred Rankin" Off 1~ Pnue 1'66. Ranki~, Her.bert J.. 1 Nov 1,902 J K Ran Idn" OW 301 Chron. Di a~rr22 - - .--- - ----(Shl~OO_~d_ frQm_Manll'la, P.. I:.) ________________._____ . . _. _____ _ BitrfaE Date' 26,Jun 1905 16 Apr'1907 - -- - ~ ---- - --- .----OH------- ~-- -;: - - . �. I 20 I Name' ~Bu~r~i~a~_l~D~a~~e~~=Or~d~e~r~e~d~b__ y. -----=R''''"'a~kin·,··Wi;l!r '10 Jan 1905', Mrs. Rankfn; ? fShiipped from~ C Mo,. G~. C. Bai l'ey' (?JRandom, AleX' ?!3_; ~ch ,189?) Carr: Rarri CK Rarick, J. J;~ Dec 19011_ Mr. Raspberry R'aspberny i Elilen ~~~il~ 1896, r.. , Y -" Ratcliff, A. T'. 11 Oct 1903 (Shipped from Onahar Ratcliff, Etta' 9: Sep"' 1906 (Shipped from Stafford) Ray, m Hi. 2. Dec: 1894' (Brought from Oakland, Neb.'} Ray, Mrs. Kate 7 Apr 1905 (Shipped from Oska1'oosa, Iowa)' Ray, leanoer: 31 Mch 1906 Rafoly!, r.:uke E. 30 5ep' 1892 2. Oct 1892 Read l, Mrs. F. W~ Read, F. W~ 10'Jun 190\li Co,rp'. Co. E: 3'rd (? )K-- S~ M Reading, Mrs. Ellen 9 Jun 1904' Reading, James' A. 1!5 Oct 1'89S' Ream, Elizabeth 18 May 1905 Reardon, Mrs:. S'. S: Reatz, Henrietta ~. ! 1'5 Oct 1902: 22 Nov W05' Reatz, Willie J: 23' Ju1 1896 R May 1905' Re(o')dman, Mrs. A. Reece', Mrs. E. C. 30 Apr 1892 Reece:, Mi;nnie 22 Oct 1891. Reed, chi Id of 1'1 Ap'r 189'11. Reed, ch. 10 May 1899 Reed ~ Fiit.ch 1'1 Jan 1'897 21 Apr.' 1891L Reed, Marie: Reed, Mrs:; Nancy" 1:6\ 5ep, 1896\ Reedy, Byron 18, Aug 1899. Reedy, Con rad D'. 10. May 1897 Reidiloul::, Sadie 22 Nov l!90'1" (Shipped from K.C~Mo,. J Reid, Hugh M: 17 5epl 1898; Ren~u)ch, chfldren of 115 Sep.l.9011 Rench, J. V~ 117 May 190r. Renfrau, Po.11~y' 19 Aug 1'894 Renfrew, G'rant 23' Jut" 1!896· Renfrow, (?)Cophadora' 26, Dec 12892 t?lRi:mniicke', LUlian Reno', Ji;mmie Rentz, child of Nobl'e Reynolds:, A. G'. 5 Mch 1899: 27 May 1907 1'6 5ep 1903 9" Nov 1'890 Reynol!ds, GEm.'2~ 190.6 Reynolds, Job 28 Aug 1'897 comp11~dbY PaUllne-'~ff ,---- :--- - •• -:=- ~~ Grey' Mrs. Ratcliff .--~=----- Off 29' Off Off OH 51: 63' Hrt.....T~bl 149' ---_..- - - - - - - ' - 51 Cancer . 53 Tonganoxie~. Killed' fnl 133 cyclone Mrs. Roda" Ratcliff Tonganoxii.e2'a' Appendic'. 174 G:. Grovenor OR' 31' T. J. Ray OR' carcinoma! 1155 County' Com. W Ro'y;l Y Brown F W.:Read The Family' OR' C.G: OH: OH! 54 Dropsy' r6T 22 22 69 UremiicPoi s104' J w... Reading OH' 79 Tumor' 1142 J"as. W;~? OH ChronDiar. 46, M c: Neff, 2100 N' 10th Atllantic. 90 Old agel56 Kansas. City, Ks". ru. Bt S' Reardon Hope,Ks" 59 Nephritis 122 Li'zzi'e' Read OH 65' 1162 Mary Reatz: Mrs Reatz;F' W- Read" OIr' 20 Meningitis 54 H: C; Patters'on OH' 70' Paralysis' 156 v L Reece DeSoto.' 1:8 V C Reece: OW 13 qi:. G: J' Reed CathoIi~c R A Reed; A' G:' HonnoTd Blank 6, dal 80 Dr. Lear.yi OFF 83\ Catarrh 58 p W~WalTace~ OH' 10 Wi Hi am Zei tz Tori'g:anoxi;e' 79. 5t{ L M Reedy' OHf 45 ?Rupt.? 83 Reedy' Bros. OH!' 82 Old' age' + 6r. E1i'shal Reidnour OHi 37 192 The Fami I;y; OH 26,?' 74 OH!(moved from Topeka)108 oa70 Tubel:cul. 104· Reno"' 52 Hrt? 36, 1\(760 TyPhoi d ' 54 C.T Rench S' If &- L. TRench Lee; -1-Mrs. Dora Renfrew, C SCamp Grant Renfrow MG' W. T.· Sinclair' Renniicke: E F Stanley OW , Mrs. Pete: Terry. Off Noble Rentz: OIr Mary A: Reynolds OFF R _W': Woodward Mtlsoniclodge OH Mrs. Reyno,lds: MG' ~ 24 6) wk?' (baby) I'wk 79' 185 4 70 Bilrned' 62 ? :--. -. ~To"be, cont1nued- -----'--- . J ,'- ~------ 167 63 �21 r I I From: ~-Ql Lawrence ~ Directory FULLER. A •• 35 Tennessee St. HARRINGTON. S.C •• boards. Commercial House HARTMAN, M•• 37 Massachusetts St. LEIBERG, James. 24 Massachusetts St. MINER, C.E., 31 Tennessee St. NEWMAN. A •• 87 Vermont St. SEEWIR. J.G., 79 Ohio St. wOOD. John P •• E. side Massachusetts St. between-. A.G. ABDELAL'.- M.D. Winthrop and Henry Streets. From: ld25-?6 Lawrence ABDELAL, ~ \: d-L::7#/../~, ~-.,(~-~ Directory •• 149 Massachusetts St •• upstairs ~ANDEB.SON, S.B. (Homeopathic). _,99 Massachusetts St. . HUSON, R •• 37 Massachusetts St. . '. BARBER. T.A.. corner New York and Elm St il., North Lawrence MOTTRAM. C.V., 127* Ma~sachuse~ta St. NBUMANN, Carl. lJ3 Mas~achusett>s at. McCONNELL. M•• Bridge St •• SW corner Locust. North Lawrence MOBBIS. R •• 59 Massachusetts St. PRENTISS. S.B., 90 Massachusetts STUART. J.H •• 59 Massachusetts WILDER 'and MORSE. Henry St •• S.W. corner Massachusetts St • . \ YARNOLD. Thos. (English) 174 Massachusetts St. YEAGLEY. H •• 125 Massachusetts St. \-~. ',' A~G -" ." \' CARPENTffi-. John .T- .-Mari;~-To-wnShip:"graduate-ofUniV" Of-LOU1SVlu-e;-,~ Ky Medical De~pt. class of 1865.- nas had Medical practices in Buchanan Co., MO. Johnson. Leavenworth and Douglas' Co.'s. KS CANNIFF, H.J.-Practiclng Medicine in Prai.rie City. Palmyra Twp. in 1857. l GRAHAM, William-Practicing Medicine in Prairie City. Palmyra Township in 1857. " /" MEDLICOTT. JohnJ.-Studied Medicine in Cinncinati. OH. Praoticed Med1cine in Lawrence 2-3 years at 205 Massachusetts St. (See THE PIONEER, Vol VII, No.4. p. 177). ., THOMPSON. Horace W•• C11nton Townsh1p-of NY. came to KS in 1855 at age of J5. D1ed 17 Apr 1869 with wife." Cather1ne A., wh1le crossing Washington Creek at n1ght to make an emergency call on a patient~ Buried 1n Cl1ntonCemetery •. (See Historv .2t ill. Sec JQ.. 1: 11 Clinton-R 12, DouglaS ~ •• KS by Tom Aver1ll.,1973-at KSHS.) *ANDEHSON. Samuel Brooks-born Greenf1eld~ OR 1825-attended Eclectic Medical Inst •• Cincinnati. OH-practiced Greenf1eld. OH 1859-1868 • . Came to Lawrence_l~68 where he practiced mediCine until 1900. Son. Arthur ~. ANDEHSO~ ~ b. 1863 also pra~~_ced in_Lawr~~il~,.--"K""S,-!,_ _ _ __ ._------ ~ . ; , c ;-----*'N6te: The Kansas Collec-ti~n. Spencer Reeear-ch Llbrari.-uiifv.- -of -----Kansas has the original account books of S.B. ANDERSON (11 volumes 1859-1907)which are a record of patient fees for treatment~Th~re is also a list of births ot' __ba·bi-es-;he.-del1vered in Highland&Ross COIS. O!ilo, ln 1867 "'" 1868,(Vot II ~~:..- . ..•.• ~ ~ . THE PIONEER---Douglas Co. Genealogl_calISoclety---September 1984 - ---- ------ ~--- -- ,..-- �i~ LJ c-, DOUGLAS 22 _. -----, rI _ _ COUNTt~HEAL-TH~REPJ)iiT_F_OR__THE_YEAR~l~M~--'-- L-Report'of-N'";SIMMONS.M-;O~County-liea-lth-OfftC:er-l;-awrence".(-DQlIglas-Co.)-. --~-- - --, Feb 2. 1888 to J.W. REDDEN. Sec. State Board of Health. Dear Slr, i I . I I regret that the reports of deaths recelved during the last year are so Incomplete as to render t~ose that 'have been reoelved practlcally worthless. By comparing the burlal permits that were lssued by the olty olerk durlng the year 1886 wl th the reports of deaths made to thls office', I find the defect much greater than I had supposed. Instead of an Improvement In the mortuary reports durlng the year 1887. as was expected, I doubt whether SO per cent have been reported. A few physlclans who are In actlve praotlce have entlrely Ignored the law, and have not made· any reports of eIther deaths or birthsi while others have made partlal reports. The reports of births and marriages are more complete than durlng the prevlous year, yet they are not perfeot. The law requ1r1ng reports of oontaglous and 1nfectious dlseases to be made to the County Health Offloer at onoe by the physio1an In attendanoe. has lnno instance been observed. . I - Under these circumstances. I can only report my own observat10ns, and facts derl ved from 1nqulry and oonstan't watohfulness. Measles. mumps and whooplng cough have appeared In the oounty at different polnts. but In suoh a mlld form as to requlre very llttle medloal attentlon. Intermlttent and remlttent fevers have prevalled less than usual. We have had no small-pox or small-pox exoltement. hence no vacclnatlng has been done. A few cases of scarlet fever have been reported. but none fatal I It is posslble some or all may have been measles. Many Cases of death, due to oonsumptlon, and oancer In Itsvarlous torms, have occurred; cases of the latter have been unusually numerous •. Whlle we have not had any dlptheretio epldemlc. It has appeared In dlfferent tamilies, in varIous parts of the county. at varlous times durlng the year, wlth fatal results In numerous Instances. And the fact that It has been more tatal In rural dlstrlcts than In the ctty. would seem to Indl cate that its cause was due to impure water •••The Increasin~ frequency of diphtheria. with its tatal results. often strangling its vIct.ms in the most horrId manner, should guarantee the most thorough inVestigatIon. . For nearly two years we have had more or lesstyphold fever'constantly; durlng last. year It had almost entlrely abated, but early In July It appeared at several polnts in the city of Lawrence, also in the rural distrIcts, and has prevailed wlth unusual fatality. During ~he present month, deaths due to this cause have ooourred In Lawrence, and In at least flve townships outsIde the oity. Where the water that was used for drinklng pUrposes was examined, it was found to be impure. I. therefore reaffirm my views. which were expressed In former reports. that the typhoid fever wh1ch has prevaIled in this oounty was due to the use ot Impure water. If there Is any movement In the dIrection of better sanitation ••• I shall be glad to cast my mite In that directIon. ,. N. SIMMONS, M.D. \ .N.. SIMMONS. M.D. ~~~). �---- ---:--~---------- '" of PHYSICIANS,and,MIDWIVES ofDOJ1GLAS~CO.. KANSAS .188? BUreau of:Labor and Industrial Statistics, TopekS, .Kansas 1888 From Na .... ,=F=,=':=:' (.' 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S ......... .... ,i 9 ................................. .......................................... 17 IfI,~8.......................... I 18&'-.. .................·...... 13 JUDO. 1M2................ 24 ................................ . 7 lI9 . ---Allended Lecture. Med. UDI,.,ADIIArbor.lflcb. WeSlern Re....e. 01010. I'nly. Kan ... CII, Med. Dept., K.D ... Cit" Ho. Eel~~t1e Medlc.1 ID.lllute. CIDcIDDatl. Oblo. "M'~~~b~ii82:::::::::::::: Bo,al Colle.. Burpolll, EdIDborp. , ��~ 24 , - ~- -----Abs-mrc t~~---lf Filed in Do -~-\ .," ~ PETI-TIO~-~-'-tO~--~I VORCE _Kansas {1864-1884 (continued from Volume, VII, No,. 4, p.age 189) Copied from original records at office of Clerk of the District Court, Jtidicial Bldg., Lawrence, KS by Judy Sweets and Pauline Elniff. Direct inquiries to' DCGS . . In order to conserve space, first letters of 2 or more words, fir many instances, have been combined to form 2 to 4-l"etter abbreviations listed here::- ~case number, ali-alimony, ch-children, cust-custody of children, def-defendant, df-date filed, gr-grounds: (aban-abandoned for more than a year,' adu1-adultery. excr-ex.,.. treme cruelty, eqre-equi table relief, grne-gross neglect ,hadr-habi tua1 drunkenness, nsup-non-support, wiab-willfuHy absent)" m-marriage date: &" place. mnwmaiden name of wife. 0p"'other persons, pad-present address of defendant, p1ffplaintiff. rem-remarks. rmn-restoration of maiden name, wit-wi tnesses; ') MOTT, Mary vs Lewis . m-17 Mar 1844 in Clark Co OH'; pad-at a. neighbor's house (since M'ay last)" 3/4 mi from plff &' chI Ch-Isaiah MOl"r, 25 married & "lives to himself"; Lewis W~ M01"r, 16; Joseph A. MorT', 12'; Sarah tf. Marr~ 9; -Emma MOrT', 7; gr-grne & nsup, aban May 1870; rem- R E- owned by def<:where plf! & ch reside):;- N~: of Sec 10, TIS, R 18 in Dg Co I(S: Plff requests livestock, - support money;'&: cust. Def denies allegations & files counter charges which' plfi denies-. .\Vi t-ISai ah Morr'; Lewis W. MOIT", Catharine M. \\H71"1:", Martha Jane MOJ!l',~ Joseph SilITH';' James SMITH'"Mark ~~RIT.Y; \'1illiam Mm"r:, George MITCHELL, Joseph BRUBAKER, James BAKER', Thomas TRErE~ Kezi ah MARlTY. Aim MOJlT~ . William P'. MOIIT:; df-15-Ju1y 1~70 #1564. .' , HAZELRIG:; SarahA-. 'vs "G.eorge'W~ ' , ' J , : , , ' , . , • _" ' " • m-5 M'ay 1866: at Lawrence, Dg "Co KS; gr-aban 10 M'ay~ 1869 &" n~up ;~'requests di v &$100 ali for attorney fees. &- actual.expenses; pf-16 July 1870. #1-566: SMITHt. Cynthi a' JCvs, "John E~ of Northampton, MK; m-5 July 1855 at Amherst, 'MA;' H ved in lWr until 1 Mar 1865; gr-hadr &- nsup. Child mentioned but name not listed. Plff in KS" since 18 Apr 1867. ,Requestsdi v &" "that def be barred of any claim or interest in the property of the p1ff ••• ~1 df-25 Apr 1870. # 1 5 7 3 ' . , ' CUMMINGS, WiTli am J: vs Adaline Hf. 1R-16 June 1868 at Lawrence, Dg Co- KS-; mnw-Adaline H: MORSE;: gr-aban &' adu1; op'" Margaret MORSE; David AlLEN (}If Clinton; pf-19 Aug 1870. (Refer #1410) #l585 LERR'" Jetta vs Levi Baker m-12 Apri868 at Lawrence,Dg Co KS';' Plff was the widow of Ralph C'. DIX" (who was killed in Quantrill" s Raid)'i &" was the .mo,ther of 3' ch. ages'110, 8) & 6, from thcrt , marriage; gr-excr, grne & nsup; plff requests that her former 'name of ?' Jetta DIX be restored. Letter in file from L. B. LEHR, Box 81, Girard, Crawford Co K5 dated 19 Sept 1870; df-I3 Sept 1870. Dismissed 28 Jun 1'871!. #1591. (KHQ~v 21, p 454-KS'l'err Marriages: Ralph C: Dlrm Bridgett GRArrAM, 29 M'ay 1858r. DAVIS, Emma Jane vs Robert m-blank May 1865 in Dg Co KS; gr-aban; ch-2: (?)IsawRial Charles DAVI'S" and John Wesley DAVIS'; age 3; plff requests di iT, cust & rmw Emma' .Tane WATSQ\J df 19 Sept 1870. #1'595; , , . ' " , ' MESSER .. Lester H. vs' Mal vina A., pad unknown m-14 Sep~ 1862 at Marshall in Calhoun Co MI; gr-aban'; pf-21 sept 1870. #1598. SLY. Lorena Jane vs George W., pad unknown , m- 1 Jan. 1869 at Rockville, Parke Co IN; gr-def was still legally married t,o a f?rmer WIfe, ,ex~r, grne,nsup & aban; pHf requests eqre &rmn Lorena J. COOK; WIt-Mrs. E. A. SKINNER; df-4 Oct 1870. #1607 i ;- , _. - , -- - - .,.- - - - - . . .- _. - .- , . ( THE PIONEER~--Dougllas Co. Qenealogical Society.-~-::$~ptomber 1984 - - • - . .' ... - .,' ~I-- ~~-: - - ... - . .---~ ~ .' ... ' �25 BROWN, Alice vs Wm. H. S. m-25 Dec 1858 or 1859 in Dg Co KS'; gr-i t was unknown to plff at time of marri age that def was legally married to another wife in the state of IL, grne, nsup & excr; def has title to R' E'::: 1% of SE34 of Sec' 7, TT5, R19 Dg Co KS- & the whole consideration for said premises was furnished by father of plff; requests div &rmn Alice BEARD & <;fef to be prevented from disposing of real or'persona1 property; df-- 5 Oct 1870. #1609 EEDRllXiE, Adalaide vs Lyman m-l'l Mar 1854 at Rochester, Monroe CiJ' NY; gr..;,aban; df-IO Oct 1870., #l'6lJl THOMP~, Nelsonvs FannIe , m-30 Apr 1866 at Lawrence, Dg Co KS'; gr-aban 4 Ju1 1869; df-22 OCt '1'870. #)]621 (Note:: Dg Co Marriage Records show Nelson THOIVIP5m' m Sarah HAZELRIG', 25 Feb 1871) McKINZIIE', Thomas J. vs Mary A. ' m-2 Sept l85S:'at Wintersett, Madison CO':rA,~ gr-aban; df-l Nov 1'870. Dismissed Feb 1872. #1630. ' RILEY, Nelson vs John Ann of Springfield; MO. m-at Nort,h' Lawrence, KS: no date listed'; gr-aban i grnei adul & excr; op ~lexander REEVES; wit-Hala BRQVN,George BROWN',Fred MAKADAR1lX(?,r; df-22 Nov 1870. #1639 HICKS~ Louise vs James H. of Franklin Co K~ m-1 Aug 1870 at Cawren'ce; Dg Co ,K$'; gr-aban 1. NiJv 1870';, ch-2 by, former husband; , reque'sts restoration of name 00£ Louise WILLL4MS "the 'name she ~ad arid went: by', before her marri age to defendant"'; df-~U Jan 1871. #1690 . SfEVENS', Martha A-. vs, Henry M. ,:', ' m-30 Jitn 1869 in Dg Co KS;" g,r-aban &' n~up; r~qu.ests· div &,th~at court may order def to pay' 'court action & s'uppor,t 'for he,r; df-16 Feb 1871.:'#i706 ' CLARK, George vs llache1' m-6' Apr 1867_ in Dg Co 'KS' by Charles PILLA-, J .P'.; gr":aban 1 Jan 1870 leaving child of 9 mo., "She ~t.~ys OR ,other side of tittle Wakarusa"'; other gr-adul (name & date listed); Reque'sts :rmn RachelMASO'.J'; op-Robert K1NG'; EudoraT,Wp,_B'artlett'DAVY:t:?), Martha COWARD'; df-29 Jul 1871; rem-Plff has been resicdent ,o'f E-'~dora Twi>: ca 9 yrs; #1714. (Note:: ,Dg Co\ Marr Repords)'ist George' CLARI("ln ElizabethCLARIr,3' Feb 1872) McGIEBRA, Washington vs Cynthia., ~ .,,- '_", _, , m-27 Dec 1868 in -Dg Co KS;' gr-aban r Sept '1869.; df-20' Apr 1871. ii~76,3 '.;lASHLEY, SylviaE.;" vs Thompson V. - ' . -" m-l Jun 1861 at Clinton, Dg Co: KS; ch-Annie E: ASHLEY; S: & Bertha G'. ASHLEY, 2; gr-excr, ,threats & acts of personal violence; R' E~of pliff, which she acquired by: a deed from her father, Asa DARNELL::- 20 A~ of ~ of SE34, Sec 4, T15, H20; : requests di v, cust, & ti tle to R~ E: &: a1f for herself & ch; wi t-Mrs. Emily CRADIT, Mrs. Margaret ANDREW, Mrs. S'. CHURC~U:;, Dr. EAT~, Ksa DARNEI:..t, Sarah DARNEIL, Miss Lizzie OOAK; N'.' C. Cradi t; df-17 M'ay 1871. #1784 , DAVIDSON" E~ vs Mary Eli zabeth, pad 00' , m-22 Sept .1864 at Allensburgh, Highland Co OH; ch-Robert Arthur DAVIDS<l'J, 6; R' Eof p1ff: Lots 4 &, S in NE Central sub-division of 6 If. fn Sf' of l'% of N~:- of ~ of fractional sec 20, 't 12, ,R20 on Maple St Cii,ty of Lawrence', also R- E-in tyon Co in NE corner of S~'ofSec 28" TIS, R 11; df-31 May 1871.#1803 NUTTING'; Sarah vs Melvin, pad unknown m-24 Mar 1870 at Pieratt's farm on the Wakarusa River in Dg Co KS: by Frank M. EW!S'~ Pastor of Baptist Church; gr-aban 2 nfay 1870,; plff has been resident of state for 7 yrs; wit-Thaddeus WHEADON, 39, res of W'ak-arusa Twp about JiJ'mi from where parties reside, said plff owned premises where they lived--about 23 A in ~u1t~vation; wit-William WltKIN~, 22~ lived about 1 mi from parties & had lived In Co 16 yrs; plf! requests div, restoration")f personal &'real property, rmn Sarah Jane PIEM'iJIT:; op~E'.T'.BARNES, referee, James W'~ HENDRY, judge, B'. D. PALMER, clerk of court; df-7 Jun 1871.. #1812 ' �26 . HICKMAN', Mary Jane vs Abraham ". m-16 Jan 1868 at house of her mother, May BtANTORE :Un Dg Co KS'; ch-2, only 1 now l~ving, Noah Ephriam flICKMAN, , was 2 'o'n 13 Nov ,1870;. gr-aban 1 Apr 1870; plff own,s 80 A land: the 6f ~,Sec 18, T 1'3, R' 20 in DgCo; def owner of wagon & team of . horses, 1 .O'f whi ch was property of piff before marri age; requests di'v, cust & control of her pro.perty; wit~John A. D. TODD: & Mrs. Elizabeth TODD of· Wakarusa, Thad-, eus WHEATQ\J, May BLANTORf Mrs. Dr. TERRY~ Lawrence, Dr. J~ B~ PRENTISS' & ~amuel . WAEKER; df .10llJun 1871. #1813 (see also #1877) MUElLER, Henry vs Alida . . m-~'8 SPt 1866 in Dg Co' KS'; ch-l, Arthur H. NUEu'ER, age 4 .last Apr; gr.,.adul(name & date listed), also def took $600 in plff's money &. burned it;, requests div & cust,; op Elsie BARNE'l'T', Benj amin BARNE'IT, Henry C. McMillen.. 'Signature of def-A. Ell a MUELLER'; df 24 Jun 1871. #1825 see #2077. (note: ":Og Co Marr ~ Records list Henry J. NUELEERm Fannie J. EEWIS,7 Jui 1873 ... GLEASCff, Sarah vs Geo. W~, li vi ng in MAm-22 Jun 1848' at Thompson, CT~ by Ch'ar1es WILLETT, Mini$ter of" the Gospel; mnwSarah M. PRESION; gr-hadr for 5 yrs; grne, nsup and aban; ch-have had 7--2 now. living. Oldest son is Alonzo GLEASm', 22; other is Frank GEEASOO, 14; wi t-Sytvia F~ WHlTNE¥' & Sarah E. WILliS. Mrs. GLEASON' lived wit.h·Mrs. WILLIS-in years 'of 1870 & 1871 doing housework for her; df-ll Ju1 1871. #1836·'.· TERRY, Jane vs Peter, pad-Jefferson Co KS' ", ' . ;.. : ': , .' , m-7 Ju1 1867 at house of Harrison WILUAMS in Jeffer$on Co KS';' :ch~I,~'C):~y.· Ellen' TERRY.- age 2 yrs last Nov; gr-aban 28' Dec 1869'; ·op";E. F. FI51iER,' re'feree, 'Viola MORRIS; Elizabeth FLEM1NG, of lawful age (colored), City of Thayer, Neosho Co. KS; df 2 Aug 1871. #1851 ,. ' J ' .~ MARYHEW'" Caroline M. vs Amos J., 'pad ui1l<no~ '. , . , ' '" ...., ' . ' m-5 Jun 1854 at Ashford, Cathorace, Ny;''gr~aban Nov, 1868 '&. nsup; p1fi., 38· ~yrs old ~ 17 Jan 1872, res of Dg Co 3 yrs, does housework & li ves wi til Pa~ents wherLno.t at work; Def owned 160 A-farm near Marathon, NY·&",Targe· amDunt of, s,tock, 'all 'ofwhich he sold shortly before he abandoned' heir;- wi i-William DRAPER, Kanw~ka Twp, 'age 41, . moved here from state of NY in Apr 1855, has lived Jf - 3/4 mi from p1ff's house for 3 yrs. Wit-John DRAPER, 67 yrs old Mar 1872, step-father of ptff " m' 26, yrs to her mother. Def left NY; at same time John DRAPER: &. family left--26, mar 11869, def has never been in KS-to my knowledge; p1ff requests div & rmn Caroline M. BAILEY; df.12 Aug 18711 #1860 PRYOR', Maria vs Wil:t'iam.,. pad unknown m-21 Feb 1856: near town of Princeton, Bureau Co' n::. by Stephen WILSON', J. P'; chWilli am M. eRroR', '8 Apr 1858; Kate A. PRYOR, 28 Ott 1861, Eimria B'. PRYOR', 16 Feb 1864'; Robert tee PRYOR:, 21 Dec 1866'; gr-aban, grne, nsup; requests di v & ~ust' of dau Kate A. and Emma- B'. Two boys nDW, in IE~wi th folks of def. PUf has li ved in KS 11 yrs & in Dg Co 1 yr. Wit-Emma PWILEY, lived here 4 yrs, states def left Lawrence Sept 1~71 for IL; ,wit-Robert STlREI NG', lived here 2 yrs~ lived near p1ff & def. df-I8 Aug 1871.#1865 HICKMAN, Mary vs IiarrisonCsee #1813) Summons directed to sheriff Df AtchisDn Co; Def r~n away from there. Def. has changed his name to Harrison C-nVenine1'and left the state. df-24 Aug 1871 #1877. SPICER, Eunice C. vs Newell W~, pad unknovm m-28 Jan ]851' at Harford~ Susquehanna, PAt ch-Adaline E. SPICER'; r9', Arthur E:, SPICER'; 1'6, Fran?is' N~ SPICER~ 12 &. Ne1!l'ie S. SPICER'10; gr-aban 1'5 Auy' ]870 &n~up!;, plff' s R.E:~ Lots' 83 &' 85' on MS" St Bl'k 19' fit West l:awrence, Dg Co KS'; requests dlV & cust of Ar.thur E'•., Francis W~. &' Nellie S:--still minors; op-John G. A-.. Norton', !~~g;ee, Susie J~ SEARtE" &A: D: SEARLE:'-neighbors for rr yTS:;; df 12 Sept ]871. : THE PIONEEB---Douglas County Genealog1cal Society---September 1984 �27 Sl\UiTH, Emma vs WilU am of Kans;as' CIty, MO' , m-14 Apr 1~65' iin Ray' Ch MO by O'avfd CUSHI,Q\1SERRY, J.P'~; ch-I bo'y, Charles ~1Inr will be 5 yr,s; oid rn· Apdil next &~ who~ i:s:'iin"C'ayrrenc'et with pif:fl:'s; ,mo,ther;; gr-e~r' and aban 5' yrs ago in Ray! Co MO: to Ii ve with ano,ther woman by whom he had a C'hl'l1d. Wi t-Loui s a WILLIAMS~ 30\ knew def in Ri~chmond, Ray CO: MO;' df... 113 sept 1187L #];9])2 McCArL, Eouis'a vs' Jacob N~ of Leavenworth ' m-date & place blank,;: gr-nsup- &: abusive;' op-Simpson HOLliSTER; df-16 sept 187])#l!921 HOBOB', M'ary vs: DOn, pad' unknown' , m... l:6 Nov Hi66, at home of Josie HANSEN"in Savannah, MO';' ch-Stella HOBON!, who died afterward, Anna Louisa HOBa'J', age 4: win. be 5"iii'1 Oct next';' gr-excr& hadrfor 3' yrs: before sep'ar.ation. PUf, age 20, has' lived' iin Lawrence 2 yrs;' reques'ts div, cust &' nnn not li sted'; wi t-N:~ S(i?l HANSE1'r~ 50", father' of pllff, ,signed--I'ngerborg' HANSEN', Joseph T. OAV1DSQ'i', Supt of 1'v1asonic Temple, Louisvil1le, KY' who' wrote Mr. HANSEN' about money tO bring plff to' Lawrence. wit-Josie HAN5m'; 42 stated thllt plff &. def lived in Savannah, MO, atJaha, NE"&' Loui'sville, KY: df-20 sept 1'871' ~19~4 ' >r THARP~, Emeline vs Lafayette', pad unknown 1 m-115 May 18681 i;n, Dg Co' K5;:gr-wamore than 3' yrs; df~3: Nov' 187L #1'952 WALLACE'!, Josephine B: vs John A: of Leavenwo,rth m-14 Oct 18Q6 in Dg Co; KS'; ch-AHan WALLACE'; 2 yrs' on 4 Oct 1871; gr':'def convicted of crime of robbing the US' Mail, &- stealing from a letter, sentenced to hard 1 labor &' 10 yrs co'nfinement in 'be state peni tenti ary in Leavenworth Co;' request's div & cust; op' f(~ HJ~ HORTOO', US' Diist Atty; S: A"'. RIGGS'; def's atty. Jury: W'., H. SMITH, Horace TUCKER'; James ROBB', O. C~ AUto', S: !'If: LAUHAM'~ Geo~, A. REICHENEKER, E'. E. STRAIT, John PIPHER'; Ii; MONTZ~ John MORRIS~ Robt. F. OAVIS',E~:W: laNG;;' A~ S~, THa1AS~ clk of Ofst C,t; df-28 Nov 18711 . #11972- . ' ,'. ', , ' . " BRISIOC, Ameria R. vs Alonzo, B". m-l Feb 1855 at Edinburgh, Portage CoGH'; :ch-2, 'Hattie BRISTOC, 12 yrs 'Oct last &Mat ti e BRlSI',OL, n yrs 'No,v last;: gr-aduI, aban 20 Oec~,187r; requests di v, cust & thatdef be fOlrever barred from, 'any claim o,r interes:t in property of pIff; pl"ff:.., " & def have been in KS'since 9 Oct 1870; 'caniefrom'Glevel'and, Off. 'Plff, age 35; op- Riichar,d rrANSON'~ Kitti;e JWES, Who sewed' for p1ff', G'eorge S. HAMPl'a'J', 'i'eferee, Of-3 J:m1872. #2010 (Note:' KS"Marr'Reco'rds:' Al!o)lzo' B'. ,BRTSIa. mMary' K. ,'JPNEs:.' 31 Jill 1 8 7 2 1 ' , , FALLEY; Eliiza, vs Edmund' R-. m-lil' Apr 1847, at Mount GiT1iead,. Morrow (;0 OH; ch-E"aura Isabel FAtLEY; 20, George, Montgomery. FAI:LEY~ 117, .fames' Sands (1:)7 FAlLEY; 14;; gr-nsup &~ aban Mar 1'867; R. E' of , def:~ B'zSS4 Sec' 9, T1:3, R19' Og Cb KS; r,equests div cust & ti tle to R K for her support {; chfldren; op-Aaron H~ FoarE', referee" f( PARSONS~ J'~P'._;: wi t-ETkanah ~[):.. DLESI'ON, 36, W'akarusa TWp, acquainted with parties 16 yrS', were' nearest neighbors;' George Washington GOOWIN',47, Cl'fnton TWp has: known parties 11 yrs; PIff resides jin Wakarusa TWp ca 1 mr east of my' home; pIff, age 46; in OCt 11872, lived in Wakarus'a Twp since spring of 1857; df-4 Jan 1872 #2014 BECKER', Augustvs Amelia Bertha Rbsamunde m-14 Oct 1852 atCtilditz in Kingdom of 'Saxony; gr-aban;' In last 61 yrs tpey Hved together in Saxony, def was addicted t9 drunkennes$; plff resided on V'l" St, Law,rence 2 yrs before pf on 5, J'an 1872; Ii ved with def until 3 yrs ago when he came to U. S~. of No,rth America and def will not leave parents &: wHl not come; op-M. W. KELLY; business: manager o'f the KS Weekly Tribune sent summons to def at Leissnir Kingdom of Saxony; M. SYl'I-!MERFIELD, a ttY", A.... C. HOUSE, an interpretor; wi t-Ahtoin~ ette BUSE ,& Betty tUESE. #2019, B~RKER'" teti ti a vs Chri stopher of Johnson Co KS , m-date bl ank, iin Dg Co KS; 'gr-aban~ df-16 Feb 1872'. '#2024 DAVIS'" G'eorge W. vs Martha, pad unKnown' m-,1 Apr 1862, iin Dg Cb KS; gr-aban; df-TO Jim 1872. #2030 I L ", ~::"--' '-.---,---- .".--,--~ :. ~_~!l~__ P,IONEER---Douglas Co~ty Gene~loglcal Shc1et'y':--september 1984 ,. -----'--"-'- ,--~ �28 BRiIX7ES; Mary, E. VS John S~ , ' m-29 filay 1862 'im Dg Co I(S'; gr-aban ~'O. Apr 186'7 &' nsup; wi t-S'. A. RIGGS, Esq ... S'. K. IIDS(JIJ', Richard MORRI:S~ 6 Sept 1872 pllff award~'d judgment forever barring anyrcl aim, of def to her n', E,: Lot 1105 & lOT' on 'm- St. Lawrence; df 18 Jan 1872, ~~ ~ , MEDLER', Henry E. vs Alida E: ~-d' m-18 M'ar 1866 in og Co; ch-1t, Ar.thur Huson !fEULER'; 4 yrs & upwards:; gr-'adul (names & dates listed)"; plff has been in Dg Co 6, yrs; requests'div & cust; op_· E. B:. CHADWlLCK, Henry C'~ NUlLEN', Orrin WORRALL; subpoenaed--Edt..rard' E'. KNIGH1, E: B~ CHADWICK, Aima KNIGHT~ Frank CHADWl1CK, R~ D. NICHOCS; Fred NICHOLS: H.B. NORT.Q\J; Joseph A~. WESl", Mrs WESf(mother of, J~ If. WESfr, Mrs. Rr~ D~ NICHOlS', C~ M'. SEARS, Stephen mDEN', John ANDERSON:, Mrs. Justi ti a AN DE RSQ\1'; James' WHALEY; t1lril. MABEREY, Jr. & Wm MABEREY; Sr., HEm, BARNETT', Hiraco NORT~J!; df-4 M'alr,1872. #2077 Crefer to #1825) FARRAR', Lucy Ie vs Oli ver p'., p,ad unknown , m-16 Oct 1870 in North Lawrence, Dg Co KS; gr':'hadr, grne, nsup, aban 2 wI{s after marri age;: mnw-Lucy Alice CURRY; Plff, age 17" fn Lawrence 4 yrs; wit-Mattie E: \ lENNY,' age 25, si ster of plff; requested di v &' rmn; df-:-16 Apr 1872. #2113 / t SCHorr:, Helen YS.Tohn F. , LJ m-2 Jul 1872 at Le~venworth, KS; gr-def cruel (.; i'nJi'uman; def R' E:: N~:SSir Sec' 2'; ,T 13, R 2~); ~Lot 29~ on NHSt; NS4.:Sec 36, T: 1L.r, R:18;.' S~~"~,c 36;~T, 14, R~18i ~ Lot 30 on MA" St,; also large amount bonds, not,e's &' mortgages •.,:c~-M~t;y' Helen- . &:.tI<YrT', 4 yrs & Aim Catherine SCHa:i:T. ·18 mOt' reauests div,~ cust f',. that def be strai ned from di sposing of, or i:n any ~'1ay encumbering the property described· herein; subpoenaed: Charles ACHNIl\G-, Mrs. VHlhelmiria ACI-INING L his wife,Adat:n! _ ERNST(between Frnnlclin, & Blue Jaclcet, about 4 mi from here}" Samuel IIJCrmIM", ,\ '" ,fI1argaretBUCHEIN (KanwakaY resides on Deer Creek,Theodo're; POEHLER, 'JacoD (Jake) , McGEE, David GARVIN:, Dr. A. FUI.:Ll~R. Ettie ~srEINE-, AlJice, FISHER, James M. , < HENDRY~ L. J-. SPERRY, James BLOOD, Minerva SMITH',Dr. j\BDFEAD, 'Mrs. HotDlNE'(Vesper .. husband at Cunnington"s' Bakeryl, Mrs. Josephine' ECKK, Mrs.' Anri'a MUGtER',' ' R.- G:. ELLJ.(71'T~ Mrs. OSIHOE' (husband at Walruff"s sa1,ooo)' Henry ,FAGER', W. S: Me CURDY; op-T.. It. DEICHIVIAN1,' Mrs. srOCKFELDT.:, G. GROVENOR; df-2 Jul! 1872. #2179, (x;:DEN, Geo-rge W~ VS5 Mary E~, pad unknown; m...3 Apr 18511 in Fay:ette Co KY; gr-aban; df-5 Jill 1872. #21'13' CQ\JANT', Alice vs· John , m-l,9 Apr 1870 at Clinton, og Co KS; ch-Maggie M'ay CONANT:~ Ii'. 15 Feb 1871; p1!ff 11ived in Dg Co 18 yrs; gr-grne, nsup &- aban JiH 1870; requests div ,&' nnn Aliice UMBARGER';; wi t-Thomas J~ McKenney--li ved 100 yefs from l1eir house; John W..' 'OOLtOCl(, Geo. w. tJMBARGER'~ father of plff;' C. S~ srEELE~ referee'; df-5 Jill 1812. ,#2184 PERROl'T" Couiisa A~ vs Richard E. m-19 Sept r866, at Indianapolis" Thli;!rion Co IN';' ch-Adaa PERROI'T'~ age 2 yrs; grnsup) & hadr..';: requests: div, 'cust &: that def be restrained from seIling the prop- , erty,ror interfering with her peace & quiet enjoyment;' plff'moved 1t(),Lawrence from:' Indianapo1!is iln Oct 1868), at time of marcrfage p']ff Q·wn,ed house (.; lot in Indian'apoliiS;, a foann iinMorgan Co' IN' &' $~noo' fn, mo'ney..' Sold the house?, l 'ot & fam & bought ]]60 A fann near G:arnett in Anderson Co Ks::' 'op.-A';i:'ROEDELHElMER, signer of bond, A. J'. REID, ,referee; Horace W. BELL, 47', keeps: a meat mtlrket. From1 119 Dec IJast unti;l 23~ Apr 11872 was i'n the' empioy' &: cl'erkiing for the def' at which time my brother', F'. E. BELL, &: Jesse LITTLEJOHN: bought the def outj" Geol'ge MARTIN',' 22, im Lawrence nearly 4 y,rs:, engaged i'n grocery business'; df-ll Ju1 1872. #2194' JENNINGS, Nancy L. vs John ~-1'4 Jim 1872, iin Jefferson Co Ks;; gr-excr & faIse & slanderous' statements: regard1ng plff; plffrequests div & asks injunction to prevent def from sel'ling perso'nal property; op-J. Mi. SANDERS and F. A~ CROUCEr; signed bond· df-I9' Aug 1872 ' ' ~ e«G"'~ #2272,. ;" 'l re- \5-" ,/?e -~l (~1 ?7 L-:_THE PIONEEIl---Douglas County Genealogioal SooietYC--S~.~t~mber 1~~1lj', ' �() I-RJDDLES1(l'f. Eli za" B~ vs' Eli ' m:'28 Jan 1869; i1D Dg CO KS"; gr-nsup) &' aban; deft's R' E:' Yz"' Lot 28 iln' Simp'son "s' suJj... diNi si on. Lawrence', Dg Co: KS~, Plff has; R E' iin MO. lA' & K~";: pUf requests di v. aU and atty fees:. Def states that piff was m' 1i2' Sept 1867 at B'i:l1dwin City. Dg Co KS tOI Hubbard ffAJ\1MOCK whO'· was' living on 28;Jan 1869 and stH1! living. Saiid pJlff has never been divo'rced from their marri'age; df:"l Aug 1872. #222]. (20: Jim 1'874 dismis:sed at CO'ISt of plff)\ COO!E'" Annie BI. vs ,Thomas~ m-4! Mal': 1852, at Sandusky', OH; ch-Or.vi lle W: CoorE, age 16, & Chester M. COOTE, age' 1~;:' gr-nsup' & aban; reques:ts guardianship" control & cust, &' reasonable a11imony;' df- 21 Aug 1872. #2277' ' WI LSO'f, Leanna vs HEmry' m-spring O'·f'18:70 at Ottawa,; Franklin Co KS'; ch-Henry WILsm'~ 'age r yr 8 mOt gr-On 30 Mar '1871., 'def' foundguiilty o,f bigamy" & sentenced to 2 yrs iin peni tenti ary' at Leavenworth; 'requests di v& cust;' df-2 sept 1872. #2284 SHEEPBP.GK. Frederick vs Eliiza' m-t5 Mar 1872 at Eud<Jlra" Dg Co KS;: mnw-Eliza1 FRY';gr-plff had no kno,w1edge of fac~t that def had former husband li ving; df-26 Sept 1872.. #2308; SANDHOVAL. Ada vs John , rri-l!4 June 1870 at Ci ty o,f NY; 'gr-abus-e & excr' when chi 1d was 3 da' old &: made' false accusations against her. Def a carpenter by trade:; 'employed by F. C'. LESHER', has resided in Dg Co since May 1871, lived' as: husband & wife until 10 OCt 1872. P]ff left Latvrence ca 3 Jul'y'1873~ Wit-Mrs. Mary OSBORNE, age_60, lived on CT St." Eawrencefor 3 yrs:; Mrs. Catherine HAYES, iin Lawl',ence' 17 yrs; Mrs. Eliizabeth TjjJj~ . " BALS, i~n Lawrence 8 yrs;; Li zzie ROBINSm i, Mary P. ROBINStX'r Ctes;ides on MA: St ove~l7.'. , Mrs • OLIVER's' miliher sto,re), G'eo·rge S'~ HAlI1PTO\f;- op...S:P·. ANGLE; N.P: of Pottawat-, omiie Co, St.' Marys~ Twp:; wit-Mattie IIAIlPER; 18.: yrs old nesident of "city of St. 'Marys:' Mission; df-H Oct 1872 #2347, , ,',: SANSCQ1B~ Thomas L. vs Harriet E., pad Golden City, Colo.,Terr. m...6 ,'fan 1865 at COi1dwater, Branc'h Co.' Ml;: gr-aban 'm 'Jille 1871';: p\lff has': been 'resident of KS' 3 y,1;"S; last July; accusesdef wi thi'mproper conduct', wit~A. J~ RElD':&, D'. L. HOADLEY;: o'p ...Ffelding BURNS;' 'df-1'8 Oct 1872. #2355;' '" FLETCHER, Amel:i a vs George G~. " . , . m-14 Mar 1871:, at Jamestown. Fentress' Co' TN:; mnw-Ame1i'a' LANDO'f;'gr':'excr~ grne, nsup', G' aban May 18.12; df-22 OCt 1872. #2361:. Case dismissed 7 Jan 1873. PHILEIPS', Mary E]len' vs , Alexander' , m-25 May 1844,Hillsda1e Co' ~rr,;' ch~Daniel PI-IILLIPS'. ,age 27 & dau Fr.eena PHII1:;lPS', age 8. Son married during, past 2 yrs ;'gr-hadr for more than 7 y/rs', nsup f; excll.'. Plff & def own in' co~on 40 A' land:,: ~,o,f N\,!f of Sec 9', T13\ R21"Eudo'ra Twp' Dg' CO) KS;: requests cust"oif' mfnO'r chHd, and ~of said land by the decree; wit-Daniel: PHENICIE, Jr~ Ii ved ~ ,mi from parties. wi t-O'scar G'~ 'RICHARDS lived at Eudora for 7 y,rs,' have been in- R, E busines's; . Joseph EADE Ii ved in Eudo·ra 4 yrs. #2401 i~''''-- '., ,WHEAOO'J', Sarah vs' Robert H. \-, .) m-S Mar 184!4 rat Lawrence KS';',2 ch-Carrie WHEADQ\I', age 5, &' Frank WHEADOO:, age 7, ion \/ custody' o.f deft: gr-excr&' n,sup'; def's R E:' 40A land NSf of Nm' Sec 20, T 113', R2o.' ?,onveyed to him by' James~. PIERATE fj wiife, and' undi vi ded 1/5 interest fn adj oiin-, l)ng tll.actof 37 A; df-7 Dec 1872. #2409). Requested dismfssed 20 Feb 1873. Fl!JLLER',EmUy' E. vs Rufus H~, p·ad unknown m-30 Oct 1856, ~ox Co· IL; gr-excr' & grne; df-19 Dec 1872. #2427 TO. be continued �I 30 I REGISTRY of VOTERS of the TOWNSHIP of LAWRENCE. D_ougla~Count_y_. K ._T. for' t.he year-1_859 From: Supplement to the Lawrence Rerubl1can. Feb 9 1860 (Continued from Vol. ~II. #4. p. 193 .--------Miller, A. J .-' McFarland, John Miller, Newell McFarland, Thomas Mathews, Milo McClelland, J. G. McAllastor, N. W. McGhee, James Mallory, Anson H. McGhee, Thomas S. Mathews, George Mack, John Mack, Robert Mathews, William Montandon, C. J. Miller, R. H. Morrow, Robert McCall, John Morgan, Jonathan F. Mills, J. W. Miller, Martin McCan, M. Fn Mc ,James Milligan, Joseph B. Merrill Silas Miller, Josiah Mickey, Samuel McCrum, William Miller, Samuel McLouth, J. W. l-1cLouth, Means, Jackson McGhee, Moore, Homer H. Mullen, Martin, C. R. Murphy, John Malone, John McElroy, Thomas Moore, George F. Matthews, George Murphy, Dennis Martin, Henry Martin, William Mason, Henry McAlastor, O. W. Nadely, John McGhee, A. W. Newberry, Scott Mathews, George A. Newman, Charles Moulton, M. W. Neal, Jordan McCune, J. Nailor, John Mears, William Nobles, Hairy McCabe, James' Nathans, Mesler, John Newman, A. Merrill, Samuel Nute, Ephraim Miller, Jacob Newhall, S. M. Mulholland, F. A. Norton, Silas B. Morgans, Josiah B. Newcomb, W. A. Montague, D. H. Nolan, James Mathews, Jonathan Muzzy, H. H. Odell, James McLean, William Odell, J. Mattice, Henry Owens, Robert Moore, A. W. Ogden, Stephen Michael, Joseph Ogden, Jonathan Miller, C. J. O'Neal, Hugh Murray, Francis Odell, Robert Mandell, C. L. Ott, John J. Miner, C. E~ Oswald Michael Miner, D. O'Conner, Thos G. Monroe, Franklin Offner, Joseph Monroe, Edward W. Oldham, Jonat1.lan Morris, O'Donnell, William Morgan, Patrick Oswald, James McMann, D. H. Miller, Isaiah Persall, C.W. .T '. '-- -'--- _ _ Phillips, Christopher S. Parker, H. B. Parker, Theodore Plumb, Arthur R. Peake, Alfred Prentiss, S. B. Potter, Otis Pease, C. A. Perine, George W. Parks, William Peck, Albert Pearson, John Pearson, Elias Parker, George Paul, John Pieratt, John Peake, William Palmer, Thomas Prather, L. A. Peebles, Robert Purinton, David Pursell, John R. Plank, Henry Parsons, Edgar Parsons, Oscar Pilcher, Isaac Pilcher, Lewis Platt, Sampson Pollard, C. W. Pollard, Eugene Phillips, W. A. Parker, Henry F. Preedy, Peter Perry, Aaron Pike, Joshua A. Pore, William Paul, Oliver Pike, John Peck, A. W. Prentice, Thaddeus Prentice, W. H. Pratt, E. A. Pratt, John Prager, David Pratt, C.S. Powers, Joseph Payne, A. J. Pratt, John Pratt, J. L. Patterson, E. S. Quidruck, John C. 'Quimby, Ira '; --..-...---- _ _ _~HE~ION_EER---Doug]as. Coun~-, Genealogical SOQ1ety-~'"(September 1984 ; �31 Quinn, Patrick Richards, Richard Randolph, W. W. Rufert, William Robinson, Randolph, M. J. Ringe r, Isaiah Reading, John Rice, John E. Roy, P. P. Rogers, Wm. H. H. Riley, James Ratz, Christian Robinson, Levi Y. Reynolds, T. F. Reynolds, Samuel Ruth, Isaac M. Rabin, Augustus. Reynolds, G. A. Robinson, Daniel Riker, Albert Russell, S. C. Reed, A. L. Robinson, Thomas Rollins, David Rollins, George Russell, William Rosenburg, A. M. Roberts, James Robinson, William B. Rodell, G. Rogers, Charles Ridenour, P. D. Rollins, Joseph D. Rollins, John Robinson, Richards, Reynolds, G. W. Reed, George C. Reynolds, P. G. Read, John F. Reynolds, Charles Raymond, J. M. Robinson, Frank O. Rhodes, G. P. Rosenwald, E. Rohobacker, George Read, F. W. Robinson, C. Randall, Reuben Rothman, Adam Ross, John , . 4.,. J Sparr, F. W. Sweezer, Green B. Stone, John Sinex, Jacob Simpson, Henry Starling, Edward Spicer, Edward Spicer, John Simpson, Henry M. Shuler, Joseph Summer, C. L. Smith, D'Orville Smith, Samuel Smith, Enoch W. Savage, Forest Shaff, J. Savage, Joseph Sands, J. G. Seley, Henry Sprakelman, Fred Smith, N. W. Spicer, Author Spicer, N. W. Spittle, M. H. Sullivan, Michael Shaw, L. S. Stone, N. Stone, J. W. Stone, Geo. W. Sheldon, A. Z. Spencer, Fred Sharpe, George W. Smith, W. H. Schilling, John Sheoline, Michael Shepherd, John M. Shepherd, James W. Siloer, Michael Shile, John Smith, William Staggers, Lewis Stillson, Alexander F. Smith, T. B. Streeter, Daniel Sumner, Holland Stone, William Spaulding, H. Saunders, Henry F. Stewart, John E. Scribner, Edward E. Stroup, John Sperry, L. J. Stearns, Clark Stearns, Alpheus Stearns, Lewis Swope, George Shield, Benjamin Scannell, Daniel Stone, John H. Smith, James L. Stevens, Taylor Sterling, Hubert F. Still, J. M. Sleppey, W. R. Sharp, Jackson Saxton, Isaac Saxton, James Seaton, Thomas Shields, Robert Sciger, Cornelius Sip, Joseph Smith, G. W., Sr. Smith, G. W., Jr. Snibley, Jacob Southerland, George Smith, G. Sampson, Turner Simpson, Samuel Smith, Giles Shoemaker, Fred Simmons, T. J. Stewart, S. Shaft, Lorenzo Synder, George H. Shearer, James Smith, Bartholomew Sullivan, William Savage, William Snyder, S. S. Soley, A. C. Selathiel, John Safford, H. o. Safford, A. C. W. Seewir, John G. Shaw, Mathew Sholes, H. O. Simmons, F. Schmidt, Geo. Searle, A. D. Swift, F. B. Schmidt, Albert Schwab, John Schmidt, Solomon, Maltravers Smith, James Sullivan, joseph THE PIONEER---Douglas County Genealog1c~1 S.oc1etY---S~pt:ember 1984 �32 Sugrue, John Sullivan, Henry Smoot, John E. Stevenson, William Sherwood, R. N. Smith, Lewis Sullivan, John O. Simpson, S. N. Storms, A. Schroeber, Henry Swinton, John Sutliff, W. E. Sutliff, John B. Stearns, Charles Schemmerhorn, Edward Sweitzer, Robert Schinner, Adolph Smith, W. H. Sylvester, E. Speer, John Shanklin, Henry Smith, S. C. Shott, John Fred Scott, Isaac N. Steraburg, Thomas Stansbury, Andrew Stevens, Charles Tabor, C. D. Thurber, Whitford Thurber, E. George Taylor, John W. Taylor, Clark Taylor, Moses W. Tweed, W. W. Tweed , Thompson, George Toyne, F. B. Tuttle, L. H. Todd, A. D. Toyne, Joseph Talley, B. C. Tolle, Isaac Tracy, Gilbert Tolle, R. H. Tracy, C. A. Tappan, S. F. Tabor, J. F. Tappan, Lewis Towne, Hiram Totten, A. J. Thomas, Joel Thacher, S. O. Thacher, T. D. Thacher, S. M. Treat, G. C. Trask, Josiah Tuttle, J. O. Twiss, Charles P. Thomas, W. O. Trew, O. Thompson, E. D. Tolles,L. C. Terwilliger, B. S. Thompson, George S. Thompson, C. L. Thomposn, Mansur Unkle, Solomon Urst, Casper Vandeusen, E. H. Van Bleet, Harry Vaughan, F. P. Van Winkle, Job Verney, William Vohl, John Peter Vinot, Stephen Voght, John Wilder, Abram Whitman, E. B. Woodward, John Webber, Legh R. Wells, Thomas R. Ward, C. H. Williams, John W. Willis, Stephen J. Wallace, James Winslow, Edward White, Luther Watts, P. ·N. Westover, Isaac Witts, Nelson Walton, Amos Walton, John Wheelan, H. Oscar Willey, J. W., Sr. Willey, J. W., Jr. West, John Wheedon, A. M. Wheedon,. Robert Wilkinson, Robt. M. Wilkirison, M. S. Williams, R. L. Wallace, Millegan Willey, J. A. Williams, Richard E. Williams, Linus Wallace, C. M. Welsh, Adam Willis, Walter Willis, Jeremiah Wilder, J. H. Wilbur, Hollis Worden, L. J. Wissel, Christian Wurst, Christian Weiler, Henry Wittenbrink, Henry Williams, Michael Wise, Lewis Williams, O. D. Winters, Edward Watts, John Watts, Abram Whitcomb, Albert Wheeler, Holland Whitney, T. L. Whitney, Jarville C. Wheeler, Waldick, Fredrick Wheeler, Eugene Wagner, P. J. Wilmarth, O. Wiley, Samuel Wiley, Elza Whittaker, Wiedemann, William Whitelaw, James Wilson, John W. Watson, J. E. Wilder, John Watson, F. B. Williamson, W. T. Woodward, B. W. Woodward, P. W. Waters, James Werley, Jospeh Winchell, A. T. Welch, Charles Wicker, W. A. Wright, H. V. Warnker, W. Wissel, John Warner, W. Warden, W. Waits, R. G. Weir, D. H. �JJ Zimo, Frank F. Zimmerman, William Zimmerman, Peter Zimmerman, . John Wright, C. A. Walling, William B. Williams, D.M. Williams, Joseph Young, A. Yates, William Yaeger, Wiegand Listed at the bottom of the page Anthony, Andrew J. Anderson, Matthew Adams, Chas W. DaLee, A. G. Doty, George W. Dutton, Edward Brooks, George C. Brooks, Arthur G. Baldwin, Henry Benham, Jos V. Benhan, Silas Bishop, C. W. Bowers, Soloman Elmore, Henry Carter, Jared Cottrell, Benj F. Cutler, D. C. Champman, Jacob E. Clary, John Chatwell, George Coutchfield, William Fuller, Jos B. Freitzel, Henry Hancock, Chas G. Henry, William Holly, M. L. McCurdy, Witter S. McGhee, David Nichols, R. D. Nichols, Martin Partridge, William Riggs, Samuel A. Rosenburg, A. U. Standau, Christian Squires, Zach Johnson, Peter Thomas, George H. Lavery, John W. Lundstrom, I. U. Moys, William Wetmore, John A. Wheeler, R. B. Work, Thos M. Additional Registry of Voters of the Township of Lawrence, in the County of Douglas, for the year 1859 Brisbin, Edward Dunn, Roscoe Dunn, James M. Dunn, John C. Frick, C. Z. Fenton, James Hanscomb, O. A. Huxal, Frank Hirst, Jonathan Nalon, P. K. Judson, G. O. McMaster, Samuel Kelley, Ed Keifer, Jacob Katzenstein, A. Spicer, Martin Pease, B. F. Teaford, Thos U. 31st day of October, AD 1859 Caleb S. Pratt, Township Clerk Copied and contributed by Grace Embers. Typed by Dorothy Jones �-- ~~-~-ll. [ 'Naturali zation1 Record of De:clarat{on's of. :Intention filed Douglas' County District:Court', Lawrence', KS" , Volume ,B~-·No .--1- --2l-9.~COp'i'ed-by--Paul-i'ne-B. -ETni;f-f~ _. L, __ ~ ____• _ _ _ _ _ ~ _ _ • __ • _____ ~ _ " _ _ , , _ _ _ -0" -~_._ __ ~_. Abbreviations':: arr,-arrival place' and date" b-birthp1ace: and date, df-date filed, ef-emigrated' from, 1fr-last foreign resi'dence:('if same as birthplace', only initials used>:, r-residence, ra-renouqc~d allegiance, v-ves,sell, wf-wife"s name and birthplace. , , AHEERS, Johannes, age 20; occupation-clerk and student;: complexion-light, height-5"1l~~r, weight-167#" blue eyes', light hair; marks-slight scar fn middle of forehead; b-T.rustup, Denmark, T June 1887;' r-Lawrenc'eiKS';, ef-Denmark;' v-"Hek1a'" Scandinavian Ainerican Line;: l'fr-T.D.;,ra-FredericK VI]!:, King of Sweden; arr-NiY 19. April 1903; df-l' Feb 1908'; #10. BAFlAS'~, Theodore, Spiros', 22; cook; dark, 6"~ r85#~b1ack hair, light blue ' eyes; b-Patras', Greece', 25 De,c 1899.;, r-1001! NH St. ,Lawrence; ef- P'.G.; v-Mar.tha Washington; 1fr-P .G.;, ra-A1exan~er-, King of the HelTenes'; arr~NY'9- Feb 1913; df-7,March 1921. #156. ' BARTELDES-, M.ll • .l'.H'., 60'; no occupation listed';: fair. 5"2~ 180#; gray hair, blue eyes;; b-H~mover, Germany', 5 March 1848;, ef-Bremen, Ger.; v-Saliel; 1fr-H.G.; ra-William U', Emperor of Ger'.; arr":,,Nl""'19 Sept 1882; df-19 Nay 1908.#16,. ", BEAR', Abraham, 21, clerR;;fair; 5"1l"~ 142#'~ brown h;,lir',, brown eyes; b-'/' Washilok, Russia', 20, Dec 1896,; r-922 NJi St" Lawrence; 'ef~Aittwerp, Belgiu", v-' Fatherland; 1fr,-W'.R.; ra to' present gov't of Russia; arr-Boston, 2. July 19113; dt 3 Apr 1917~ #50. ':', . " , , BENSa-r,Nels B'., 35, laborer~; fair, 5"9,-: 170#~ light hair; b"fue ey'~s; b-, Warburg;Swederi~' 22' Oc,t 1882'; r-646, :n.:"St,' Eawrence;'ef:'W~S.;: v-Ho'ckl:ey, ,If:r;-W:;S'. V. , 'King of. Sweden; arr-N'Y':24' July 1903:; df-26 sept .ti918.' '#133~ . r~...Gustavus, '0, . . _. : . ~ ~ .~ . ,', , BOEHLE, Augu'st,Henry, 53, farmer:; fair; 5·'6~;, I55#; bll'Own hair, broWn,~eye'S; , marks':'scar' inside left hand; b-Poisdam" Ger, 28 M~rch 186iJ;: r-WHlow' SP':rl:rigs, TWif."" Dg. Co.: ef-P.G;.: v-Hohlvenstaufen: lfr-P'.G'.; ra;..wm.I]:~ Ger. Emperor; arr-NY; 12 Apr 1881: df-:2! Feb, 1918. #7T BOEHNER', B~rltard B~rtel~:i 32, farmer; right, 5'11~~Ct 170#"; blond ,'hair, blue eyes':; b-Roxei ,P:i'ovince, Westfa1en, Ger., 24, Aprii1 1894: r-RFD, #3, Lawrence:; efBremen, Ger; v-Afueri;ca'; Ifr-R~G"~; unmarried; arr-NY;' 9~ OCt 1924'; ra-The G~rman Reich; df-1 Feb 1927,. '#206. BRANDENBERG:, Ernest Klose', 35', farmer, light; 5"6"'; r69#';brown hah', blue eyes; b-Zug, Switzerland', 23', Oct 1874';: r-Dg (;'0; KS; ef-SWi.'.tz; v;"St.Loui-s; '1.frZ~ S~: ra~to Swiss Confeder,a:tion; arr-NY'26; March 1907; df-30 July'1910. #28. BROOKS', William George" 26), shoe clerk:': light,5"10"~ 148#; light hair" blue. eyes'; b-Lon90n, England 26\ Jan 1891; r-1231 Delaware St Lawrence; ef-London, Eng; v-St. Paul': l:fr-L.E~:, ra-to George W,; arr-NY'29 Apr' 191'1'; df-24 M'ay 1.917. #52'. . BRUTECHIN', Eugene, 29, Clerk iincoll'ar factory; right', 5'7"'; 165#:: light hair, blue eyes': b~Stuttgart, Ger', 16 Feb 1894; r-845 TN' St. Eawrence, ef-Ger.; v-President, Roosevelt; 1fr-S~G.;, ra-The German Einpi rei arr NY 26 Jan 1923: df'9 Oct 1923. #181. ' .'," �35 ,CARLSOO', ,John Emil', 45, contractor; fair·,5'7'h....·; 145#; light hair, blue eyes; b-Asa Swed'en on 31 March 18:73; r.:..1013 NHl' St •. Eawrence; ef-A. S~; v-"I don't remember";' lfr-A:S'.; ra-Gustavus V, King o{SwedEm; arr N¥'2 April 1892; df 30 sept 1918. #135. , CHRISIOPUOOS', Andrew, 21,f; cook; dark, 5·6·~ 165#=; brown liai r, blue eyes; bPatres'~ Greece 24' Dec~ 189:r; r-1914 MA- St. Lawrence; ef-P:, G;~;' v-Athens'; lfr-P. G.;, ra-Constantine, K~ of the Hellenes'; arr-NY'26,' .Apr· 1912~; df 23 May 1911. #51. COHEN', Morris', 26;, junk dealer; dark, 5t:2W:~ 145#;: brown hair., brown eyes;, bWashilsok, -Russia 26 Sept 18911.;; r-Eawrence'; ef-AittweTp, Belgium; v-Kue(s}l!.and; 1fr-W~ R'.; ra-present gov't of Russi a; arr-NY.24 Dec r906,; df-13 March 1~18. #.91 COI::LETr, John Hall, 22': farmer; fair, '5'T1D'; 115#; brown hair, blue eyes; b-Bedford, England 28: Oct 1887; r-Ba1dwin, Dg Co; ef-London, Eng; v-I:.usi tani.'a1; lfr-C.E.,; ra-Edward VIT; arr~N¥:. 2 Aug 1901; df 30 April 1910. #25. • COILETIr; Joseph WiTliam. 18~ farmer; light complexion, blue eyes; b-Bedford. Eng 25 Oct 188.9; r- Dg Co.; ef-C~mada b'y rap,l rfr.;.[;ondon, Eng; ra- Edward VIlr; arr-Detroi t, ML 26 June 1906; df 10 Aug 1908. #r4: CQ\JTRAKQ\J, Peter Perik1y, 33, confectioner; dark, 5'6'\ i33#; black hair, gray' eyes;; b-Karaspai:,' Greece' 5 Nov 1884; r-713 MA'St'. Eawrence; ef-Patras ,.Greece; v-Laconia; lfr-J(arasP<l:L G.• ; ra-A1exander', King of He11'enes; arr-NY: 23 July 1914; . dr 9 May"1918. '#111. ' '.' CONTRAKOO'; St'ev:e:, J~" 26;, candymaker; dark, 5 'r'; 135#:; b1 ack hai r:, bro,wn eyes; b-Sparts, Greece 3 Nov 188:r,;:"r;..113' MA- St. Eawrence:;, ef-S~·G;.-lfr-S~G~.; ra-Constan. ti ne'; , K., of, the Hellenes;, .arr-NY~;_'',Sept 1904'; df 25 June 1914.. #36i. , COfE',Louis Herve, 34, R.R'. clerk; fair, 5"9-; 200ft;: gray hair, hazel eyes,; 'marks':'scar on front of' left thumb; b-SOuth DUrham, Q\1ebec, C'rurada- 21 June 1894; t-2209 MSSt. Eawrence; ef-Di'xville. Ql,renec', Canada on Grand'Trunk R.R'.; lfr-Eas,t· Angus; Q~.C-;; ra- George VI; arr-Eiitpo,ria, KS:14 Jan llJlS; <If 24 Sept 1928. #217.' , ~ DAWSO'J, Francis; Murray, 37,; engineer; fair,5''l~~'-; 150#; light hair,b1ue eyes; marks-scar on first' knuckle of 1ft hand;· b-Truro, Nova 'S-coti'a- 3' sept 1889; r;..1655:MSSt. Eawrence;' ef-T.N'.S: on NY Central RR-;,lfr-T.N.S:; t:a-Ki'ng~George V; arr-Ithaca, NY'15 May 1921; df 26 May 1921. #211. : DEIBEL, Maria, 26), ,teacher; fair, 5 "2Rr, 136#; red hair, gray eyes:;' b-Duten- ' hofer, Germany 20 Sept 1894'; r-1211' KY".St., Lawrence; ef-Hamburg, Ger; v.;;Graf Wi:i1dersee; 1fr-Gfessen, Ger; not married'; ra-Ger.Empire; arr-Phir'adelphfa, PA' l!.2 Aug 1911; df-30 Oct 1920.' #149. . IlJCOMMUN, Mark Julius, 20, chemist; dark, 5'8"~ 135#; broWn hair, black eyes; b"'Petits Pouts, Neuchate1, SWitzerland on 19. Nov 18'J4; r- 1011 NH'St. Lawrence; ef-Havre, Fran~e; v-Chiicago; 1fr-P.P .5.; ra-SWiss Confederation; arr-Nr 26 Sept 1'J13; df-8 Jan 1915. #40. ., , IlJCavIMUN', Paul, 22, bacteriologist; dark,5'4W', 120#; brown hair, brown eyes'; b-Peti ts Pouts, Neuchate1, Swi ts. 15 Jan 1893; r-1Ull NH'St. Lawrence; ef-Swi tz, . v-Chicago; lfr-P'.P. S: ;, ra-Swi 5S Confederation; vartt_NY 26) Sept 1913; df-6 Jan 19~.. 5; #39. ' IlJNKE.Y'; Frances Henry, 65', mechanic; dark, 5''-6'''; 200#'; grey hai r, brown eyes; b-North Hampton, Eng. 10 Nov 1859; ef-N.H.E:; v-Sythie;:' 1fr...;N.H.E'.;' ra-George V; arr-N¥ 4 Apr 1882; df 21 Vec 1923. #182 �36 DUNKLEY; John'Thomas:, 51" b1acksmiih; dark, 5"6"', 180#; grey hair, brown eres, b-East Haddem, Northampton, Eng 11, May 1812; r-:14 I, MO St':. Lawrence; ef-N~E.; vservia, lfr;..EH.N.E.; ra:"King George; arr-N,Yi, city 10 JimeI894;,df22 Jim 1923.#172 EBERHAR'lL", Christian, 66-, laborer; dark, 5"4-', 146#'; dark brown hair, ~rown eyes; b-Weizlingen, A1sace-Lorraine 31 Aug 1859";:' r-I036 Nr St., Lawrence; ef-Strassburg;: v-does not remember; 1fr-W~._ A-.L.;; wf-Mary EBERHARTT', b.at W. A.L.; ra-to present gov't of A.L.; arr-NY' City 15 June 1883; df 14 Dec 1925. #204. , , EDER-; Louis; 61, retired farmer; fair, 6", 155#'; gray hair, brown eyes; bBavaria, Ger. 26· Nov 1856;r-Eudora', Dg 'Co; ef-B'. G.; v-Hamburg 'America~ Line; , !fr-B.G.; ra-Wm II, Ger. Emperor; arr-New York City 12 May 1869;df-26,Feb 1918; #14. ' E[;..DRIN~{; MohamedHarned, 34, inedi~a1 student; color-brown; dark, 5';8~204#; b1 ack hai r, brown· eyes; , b-Cai ro, Egypt 15 March '1889; r-Mk St. Lawrence; ef-C. E. ; v-Lapland;: lfr-C~E~; ra-King Fouad of Egypt; arr-NY: 1, OCt 1919; df-;,U Aug 192~~ #118. " , ' , . . ~O', frank J., 54', farmer; fair:, 5''8~ 165#; iight hair, blue eyes; b-Zehden,Ger::-27 Nov 1863; r-Marion T,wp DgCo; ef-Z. G~.; v-Saxonia;: wf-Minnie·.B'. ENO;, b('Veast Worden, KS;ra- wmll~, Ger. Emperor; arr-N.Y::I4May 1868:';: df-2', Apr 1918. #103 , ENO, John, 8i7,retired farmer; fair, 5"3"; 1701f; white hair,' blue eyes; bZehden, Ger. n March 1831; r-1001 PA- St'. I.:awrence; ef-Z.G.; v-Saxoni a; Ifr-Z.G. "I am married. ~ly wife is dead~ She was, D. at Z-. G.":;, ra-Wm IlI;'(:jer. Emperor; arr-N~ 14 May 1868; df L Apr 1918. #102. ' ~ ~ ," . '.:" .. ~ . .-'\' . :. ERNsr, Joseph, ~.9; fiu::rner.; fair:, 5"8":; i60#;'·dark.. brown hair, b,lue,ey,es; marks-crooked finger on left hand; b-Thawnwei 11er, G:er." 24' Apr 1895:; r .. Eitdoraf ef-Alsace. Ger; v-Kroon 1 and; 1fr- A. G:.; ra-Wmlr,Emperor of Ger. ;,' arr-NY 31' . March 1912;'. df 1 Sept 1914. ' #31. ' , , • I 1 . EYRES'; Philip Henry Huish,,24," stud'ent; fair, 5'9 ft '; 145#;, darle brown hair;, brown eyes;b-F'armham, Eng. 28" Feb 1904'; r-1038 TN; !jt. Lawrenc~'; ef-Canada on Canadian Northern R.R.; 1fr-Richard, Saskatchewan, Canada;'ra.;.George V'; arr-Duluth, MN 1 Nov 1918; 'df-29 Dec. 1928~ #218. . " FISCHER, Anna, 51; 'fai.r,'5'9";; 152#.; brown hair~ blue eyes; b-Czers,l<,-Ger. 12 Apr 1863; ,r-921 lL. St. Lawrence; 'e f": Bremen , Ger; v-I do' not remember; lfr-C:.G'.; ra-German"Empire; arr- Nt 1 May 1872'; d~~18'Nov 1920. ~151. . '. l"Q:)fER:t Henry 'Carl, 32,~ baker; :fa~r,', ,6':: 160#;, light hair, light brown eyes; b-Bremen, Ger. 2b Jan 1879;r-916 VT'St. Lawrence'; ef-B. G.;' v-('(}Lohil; 1fr-B.G:. ;:: ra-Wm ]1" Emperor of ~er.; arr-NY:24 Dec 1889; df-14 Oct 1911. #30., C THE PI~N~~-,-;';';Douglas ,County Genealogical . r EVANS', George: Morton, SO, carpenter; fair, 5'~--', 142#; brown hair, blue eyes; marks-tattoo on arms, chest and back; b-Halifax~ Yorkshire, Eng. 19 Oct 1865; rR.R. #1, Lawrence; e~-Southampton, Eng; v~Saint Louis; 1 fr:-London, , Eng; wf.:.Grace, EVANS; ra-George V; arr NY"21 sept 191'3;. df-2L Feb 1916 •. #42. ' , ' .. , " ERICKSOO', Erick, 54', mason;; fair, 5'1"-; 161#; brown ha'i'r,' dark g~ey' eyes;' ~ b-Silganswas, Hiu1back(?), SiNeden 17 Nov HJ65;: r-130 CT' si:. Lawrence; ef-Goteborg, Sweden; v-Alaska; 1fr-H. S.; wf-Hi1ma ERICKSON, b-Gottiand, Sweden; ra-Gustavus - 'V:, K. of Sweden;. arr-NY'15 May HJB8,; df-26 Jan 1920~ #1-47.'~ :~F·' ',~ ", -. ';,', ' . .. ( SocletY---September';~1984-1 I ' • "., .', - ~ �37' GElLERt Bruno E~. 45. monument deale!; fair. 5 .. 5·...; 150#,; slightly gray hair, .'0 blue eyes; b-Waldenburg, Ger. 15 May 187~; r- 81'4 E~ 13th St. Lawrence; ef-Bremen. Ger;.{ v-Am~teiaam; wf-Ella M. GEILER'; b-Juri·ction City. KS; lfr-Blllesctorf, Ger; raWIn II., German Emperor; arr-NY 8 May 1881.; df 30 M'arch 1918. #99. ., .[1'0 GERSfENBERGER', Ernst W~', 67, farmer; fair, 5'8-, 150#;. dark gray' hair; blue eyes; marks-crippled thumb and second finger on left hand; b-Siliecen, Ger 25 July' 1850; r-Eudora; ef-S~ G.; v-Ocean; 1fr-S~ G.; wf-Sophia' GERSIENBERGER, b-Hanover, Ger.; ra-Wm n., Emperor of Ger.; arr-NlL 10 Apr 1864; df-6) Apr 1918·. #lU8. . . G:.msfENBERG ER, 'lredrich, 63, farmer; fair. 5'6"'. 145#; gray hair, blue eyes; b-Hermsdorf, Ger. 1 Oct 1854; r- Eudora Twp Dg Co; ef-U.G·.; v-Ocean;·lfr-Lauter-· bach, Ger; ra-WInII, Ger. Emperor; arr-NY' 1 Mar.ch 1863; df-20 March 1918. #95. GIBB', John Gordon, 55, merchant; fair, S"6" , 158#; gray hair,. blue eyes; bQuebec":"province of Q,-,ebec, Canada 21. Oct 1862; r-Lawrence; ef-Canada on train; lfr-St. Catherine, Can; r&-George V; arr-Port Huron, Mr 15 Apr 1883; df-4 Dec' 1917. #56. GRlESA', August Heinrich Carl, 21. farmer; light, ,5·~"~ 131#; light hair, blue eyes; marks-scar under right eye, two scars on, right cheek, crippled ffilgers; b-(?)B lefe1d, Ger. 2u June 1894; r-Lawrence'; 'ef-Bulefe1d,. Ger,; v-Barbarrosa; 1fr-B.-G.; ra-Wmlr, Ger. Emperor; arr N¥27 March 1914; df~28'_Oct.l.91S.' ,#41'. " . ~ i- ,', ". , GUNTERT, Emil Ernest, 25~ farmer; fair., 6-', 155#'; br~wn hai~, 'blue eyes; 'J): Bunsinger, ,Baden, Ger. 12 Apr 1893; r-750 3rd St. Lawrence; ef- B.B-.G.;v-St Paul; not married; ra-WmII, J'.mperor of Ger; . arr..;N:Y.:22 Septt9,0.7; df-1.,CAug· .1918!,· #126. . '...-:, ' '. °l! ' ... . . . . .' . GuNTt:R1', Robert, 40, tecqu:i:nition, Dept of Entomology', leu':.;'; fair. S'6-',140#; ) ,) light brown hair, gray eyes; b-Busingen,~~er.·r Dec 1884;'r-:nZ~MaidenLane, Law-; ( , rence; ef-South Hampton, Eng; v~St.Loui's;. lfI'.;..B'.G.; ra-Gerr.letlpire; arr-NYC 26 Jan 19U5; df-31 Oct I925. #202. . GuNTERT! Jr., Robert. 33~ farmer; fair"S"6~~ 13S3; brown hair, grey eyes,; . \i) b-Bunsingen, G'er. 1 Dec 18aLI; r-Grant T\\1p, Dg Co; ef.. SOuthampton, Eng; v-St.Loui s; rfr-B~ G.; wf-Augusta GUNTERT;, ,!>:-~.?~en_ce,KS; _ra.-Wm1r, Etnp of Ger; arr-NY .26. 'Jan . 1905; df 11 May 1918., l1=li8~ (Same as # 202~'. GUNTERT·t. Robert, S5, farmer: 'dark;- 5"5"';-14U#'; dark brown hair, blUE;! eyes; marks-brown mustache, short gray beard; b-Baden, Ger. 18 Apr 1853; ef-Havre.,France; v-St. Paul; 1fr-B.G.; ra-wIDII" Emp of Ger: arr N'Y24 Sep.t 1.~07. df-27 Nov 1908~#I7. l.\ GUTIERRF2, Santiago, 42. teacher; dark, 'S"S", 13S#; black hair, dark brown eyes; b-San Vicente, Costa Rica, Central America; r-1l17 VT:·St. ,Lawrence; ef-Costa Rica; v-San Jose; !fr-San Jose, C.R.: ra-Republic of C.R.; arr-Boston, MA~ 20 May 1910; df 3 July 1927. #54. . , .. HAAS, Frederick, 79, retired farmer; fair, S'8'hu ., 12S#; gray hair, blue eye; b-In<;1elfingen, Ger. 17 Jan 1839; r-Baldwin; ef-Havre, France; v-Samuel Fox; wfMagdaUna HAAS b-Hessen,G·er;ra-~VmII. Gar Einp; arr-NY IS Apr 1854; df IS May 191'8; #119 • . HAAS, Wilhelmina, 53, seamstress; fair',' 4'5"',83#; brown hair, blue eyes; DOber (?JMoerlen, Ger. 15 May H:J6S; r-1316 IOH St., Lawrence; ef-Bremen ,Ger; v-Haerter; Ifr-O.M.G.; not married; ra-wmlr, Germ Emp.; . arr-NY 31 Jul 1879; df-8 Aug 1918. #127. . HADL, Stephan. 15, r.e:tired fiamer:: d·ark'. 5''8~; 1'30#; gr.ay· hai r, brown 'eyes'; marks",right wri:s;t broken & SC'ar on top of hand; b-Bav,ari? Ger; Aug 1:843; r-Eu-· dora';; v-don't remember;: wf-Anna HADL, b':'Bavari a, Gerr ra.:.., WInII' G'er'; arr,' NY' 30 Mch 11872.; df;",23 Apr' 1:918. #114 To be continued a r ,---~-. - - - - - . - - ... (_.,!,H~.R~9NE~---Do~glas Co. Genealog1cal Soc1etY---S;;pte;ber -19841 , _ " _,.1 " �~--I CLIN1'ON Townshlp 38 . ._ _ _ _ _ .n._1r..... IT_T.o_CLIN.TON~THE-EO~URTH-OF-JULY~. ~-~ i: ----- -~'~'TL- -~~l __cJ._""•., .. I . as reported ln the Lawrence Republi'can, 9 July 1857 Sub!llltted by Martha Parker .~. ) \ -~ ':-. : -: :-. -:. :- .: . =-~-- - . "A Kansas edltor. llke all other ·editors. we suppose, ls··gilad occaslonally to get out of slght and hearlng of exchanges, types, presses, composltors, devlls, and all, and enjoy a day amld other scenes, even at the rlsk of belng called upon to make a speech or respond to a toast. At least, such was our feeling, as, on last S$.t.~day mornlng, we took a seat beslde the drl ver, on board a fourhonse wagon, containing the "Lawrence Cornet Band, lien route for bLINTON. Our way was up the valley of the Wakarusa and, as usual, as soon as we forgot our editorlal charge, we were longlng for a quarter-section of that splendld_9.ottom sweeplng back on to the upland just enough to glve us a 'good buildlng site. We were ready to shout, "A farmer's life is the .l,.fe for me, sir." And then, as we gazed upon those broad fertlle 'meadows, wlth the waving grass, we could not help thlnking of our boyhood days, when, tolilng amld the hliis ,,." and stumps, and rocks of " old Steuben," in New York, we spent tlme and labor enough to have made a farm here as rlch and beautlful as any New -York. can boast. -.The Valley of the Wakarusa resembles very much the far-famed ~ Valley of the Genesee, ln Western New York. It is full as wlde,' Ls as good solI, and sweeps back wltha gentle ascent to the high-rolling prairie. Indeed, had it not been for the lack of large farmhouses and fenced flelds, we could easlly have lmagined ourself on the Genesee flats below Genesco. We saw some flne flelds of corn thls slde of CLINTON, some contalning we should judge. from twenty to forty acres. CLINTON, THE TOWN Llke a great many other towns in Kansas, CLINTON 1s as yet, more ideal tl1an actual. Tl'l~ town is laid off on a couple of quarter sections of land adloining ~soUth~~,or_~tp.~e town of BLOOMINGTON). Some . trouble or dispute about the tltle of the latter town, caused, I -p~'lleve the laying out of CLINTON. A well~filled store forms already a part of the future village, and a steam mill is to be shortly erected. The locatlon ls very pleasant. and is backed up by a f1ne... country. The CELEBRATION was held in an adjolnlng grove. Abo'ut eleven o'clock the processlon formed at the store aforesald, and 'Under escort of the band, proceeded to the place of assembling. There was a large attendance, some flfteen hundred, I should judge, and in all sorts of v.ehicles, from good SUbstantial ox-teams to covered carrlages and gay horses. The ladles and bables formed well on to half the audlence.--a good.lndlcation thls of peace and prosperlty. Our Kansas ladies have not yet learned that important lesson of arlstocratlc high llfe. 'that lt is more proper for a lady to carry ln her arms a nasty poodle-dog than a sweet -and smiling babe. May they never learn ~ ~ ~ -." I itL ". ' The ORATION.--Now,dear reader, learn a lesson of the danger of allowlng your name to be used as a publlc speaker. We had observed our name on some large posters for thls celebratlon, but amld the array of Generals, Judges-," etc., wl th whlch 1 twas assoclated, we had culated on getting off 'wlth some "remarks ," occupylng say bout;'>fi,f:t;een or· twenty mlnutes. But, as luck, or the Fates, or the Furles. would oal-' , .. THE PIONEEH---Douglas Co. Genealogical Soclety---September 1984 . - - - - �CLINTON Townshlp contlnued: 39 have 1 t, the General dl~_no-t_~k_~_J'l~J? appearance .--one of the Judges Was slck, and the other had been made Presldent of the day, and so the poor edltor had to offlclate as "Orator of the dayl" Well, how he got through wlth lt, we can't say. All that we profess to remember about lt ls that a couple of those bables aforesald dld take occaslon to cry most voclferously durlng the most of the tlme he was speaklng. Whether they thought that a proper way to testlfy thelr respect for the-"glorlous Fourth. 1I we are unable to dlvlne. The DECLARATION.--Pardon us~ dear reader, for we had almost forgotten the readj1ngof, that grand old document. ,full of the lmmortallty of truth'; Ifls such a rarlty. as well as luxury, to hear lt read well. that we presume all 11stened. wlth the greatest pleasure to the excellent lntonatlon and dellvery of the reader, Mr. G.W. HIGHLAND. The DINNER .--After the oratlon. Judge WAKEFl;ELD. the Pres'ldimt __ ' of the day. made an approprlate speech. and, th~nwe all went to dlnner. It was served on some long rustlc ~.:tabres~ close at hand. beneath the shade of glant trees. Of the dlnner-rt ls sufflclent to say, that lt was a good dlnner. a free dlnner. and that- everybody. boys lncluded. had all they wanted. TOASTS.--After dlnner, (It was a coldwater dlnner. reader,) came a goodly number of toasts wlth approprlate responses. We can't remember all of them, nor the names of near all the speakers. and as lt would appear lnvldlous to mentlon a portlonionlY. we wll1 only ", say. that the toasts embraced a good varlety of subjects. from liGen. WASHINGTON ," and"The Day we celebrate. 1I clear down to "Old Bachelors. 1I and that they were responded to ln as many d1fferent styles as there~ were toasts and speakers. The BAND dld most excellent servlce. contrlbutlng by thelr f1ne stlrrlng mustc, much. very much to the lnterest of the occas10n. The ploneer Cornet Band of Kansas are a noble set of fellows. Free-State men, true as steel, everyone of them, and most pleasant company. as the wrlter hereof can testlfy. The MARSHALL, the gallant Capt. Sam'IWALKEB. and hls efflclent asslstant, Mr. J.C. PECK, performed thelr dut1es ably. and for the entlre satlsfactlon of the assembly. CQl'1~~LHOME .--We could tell you a n1ce 11 ttle story, reader, of a long.• __ ~ea;y tramp down the valley of the Wakarusa. last Sat1ll\day I evenlng. by the IIl1ght of the moon," somewhere between sundown and j nlne o'clock, P.M., of muslclans marchlng manfully to thelr own sweet stralns. of a "Llfe on the Ocean Wave." and "Bory 0 'More ," rlnglng out on the clear nlght alri--but, as nobody was to blame except a ~.ody "as;wasn't anybody," we wlll leave that part untold. The cltlzens of CLINTON and the surroundlng country deserve great credl t for thelr enterprlse -and .. ~nergy ln gettlng up so f1ne and splrl ted a celebratlon." - �.EUDORA: r-o.~~lp- 40 I .. _ _ .;.....;_~B6~·o~kWo~f;.;.;.C~o~m!!!:m~i:;2s~s.~io~n~s~f~o,:;,;r_t~h~e~·C~i.;:;t~o~f_. .E~ud~o:;:;;:r:.:i.a:,;,,:.;..~ol;;,;e:.:n~e~d:.;;;-;:;i_n-M;;,:;,o,;a~r~.c_h-~18:;.;5.:9~,.~LII ...-.··T~·~·~~~ Ci ty treasurer 1859; liquor ,license ---"ACHNING; Car.} . • 5ecuri ty for City of Eudora 1859;: "P'aid to Charles: ACHNING, Charles. Jtchn~ng for glass and putty 95~t Liquor license 1865 ' BASEMAN ~ Hen ry ','. BRAEDER, P: . • • • • I:iquor license 186'4 [;iqt,lo,r license 1864 BROWN~ George 1859 . BRENDER, John ' • . . 1859 BUCK, Johann . • • . LiqUor li'cense 1859 COHEN, K.. L. E1~cted mayo,r 186(1)1 IlmRR~ Charles. EDMON·, W. . . • • • • Liquor license ,EPPLE,Gottliieb • Wi tnes:s: ERB:; If'. • • . . Liquor license FAERBER~ Friedrich. Elected mayor 1859; security for city 1859 FISH; Charles: . . Paid $1. fine 2-20-1864" FISHER, Jul. Security for city 1860 GADOW, Charlles;. City license 1865 1859, GNESSKOW.,· Ferd. GOFFLER, ~ton. security for ci ty 1859', GG'FLER', John . .' ItRecei ved tax on redeamed railrolad deeds: from John· Goff1er - • SO'" GREEN, J. H.(tr . Hall rent 12-28-1864 - $:3.00 HAGEN,' Charles: • • • Liquor license 1859 IfARTIG, Aritoln • • 5ecuri ty for city 1859, HOEESIG', A'dool ph T.. Erecti on judge 3-7-1859' '.' . ' HOPPENAlJ, Peter .' . • Securi ty fo,r ci ty 18 5 9 ' " ." ' [{ARNASH, J • . • • • • City clerk 1860; election judge 1860';,securi,ty1860 , .KRAUS;, Dan. ,:'. • .•.. Ci tymarshall -1860"; security for city 1860>' .' 1~ : ;IqJHrf, A<~' . . •. '. '." ,;. 1859 . . , ~f: ',. IlIESENIS',' A'ugust . • ' Election judge 3-7-1859 (:?:JLO'erial,. F.. •• Surety' 1860:. . EOrHHa:.z;.Char1es: • Election crerk 1859, city treasurer 1860';: surety' MANTN~H)EY', Mirhal. Election judge 1860 MARSSILIUS~ Casplar. • City license 1863 MUll.ER, Christian . . Hall rent 1:"2-1864;: liquo'r license 1865 . NET&;HEDO', Anton Halll rent 12-3-1864 PATTON, Chas. • •• Hall rent 11-27-1863 PHIlL:rPS; Ellis .' . Liqt,lo'r license 1859. (,?JP.OXLEITER, J'ohan 5ecuri ty fo'r ci ty 1859 RAAIM, Henrich • . Securi ty fair city 1859, RICHARDS;, Oscar • • . Hall rent 11;"20-1863 ROTH, J. . . . ..: Halil rent 8-10-1863 , SCHOWARTE, C. F. •• City clerk 1859; election clerk 1859 'S~ADER-, p~ (?):' _. -.0 •• ' City. license 1863; SOEHl!.KE, J. Fr! .• '. Ci ty marshalll SOMMERF]ELD~ Abraham. 'City license 1863;' hall rent 1863', TFX7LER~ B. H. (HERMANN)'. tiquor license 1864. 1865 THOR~, Chr. •.• ,Securi_ty fair. city 1860 ToorHMAN,'W~ ••. , . securi'ty fo,r city 1860;; justice oif the peace 1860 wrLLlAA1S', Henry.' • • . Justice of the peace 1859, ' WITTLER. F,' . . . . . Election ju,dge 1860.' , ". --, . - -.'--. ..' _ .. '--' ..... j • ". ,',- ':'-Indexed by. Pau1:i~e·. B~E1niff at SPencer Research I:ibrary r~~ ' .., __ 'U~!~~ !IO~EER_---Do';~s Co. Genealoglcal S~C?!.etY---SePt~~b~~~~i98~ \ �GRANT Township 41 ,~ N.EWS OF _GRANT._TQWRSHI_P •• '.IN 1882 l h_ -From: __ ~:Ca.wr--enceDarll' .. . Maroh 24. 1882- 1-- JOlcEB~l'_8!!d:Datl;Y;~){K--AASas~-Trtbune:;)~~--~ . .,~. ~ ~ ' i ./" --- " " pear Journal-Havi~g never seen any:news in y,qur valuable paper from this section, I g:d.v.e_the "outer world'.'.. a few brief items concerning our little berg. Farmers have commenced their plowing and as spring approaches crops are advancing, and everything seems in progressive order. Mr. DEAL," of North ,Lawrence, with his estimable family, have rented the CORKIN farm, and are now pleasantly located in their new home. We welcome them to our neighborhood. Mrs. Sam STEVENSON is rapidly convalescing from her recent illness. They contemplate removing to the city as soon as her health will permit. Miss Jessie HARRISON,of Atchison, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. S.S. HERD. Mr. John WISE is cultivating his new land preparatory to putting in his spring crop. , "r , "AGRICOLA." ,Subm~tt~d ;< I by Jane Wiggins l, James H. DICK, M.D., farmer Section 6, P.o. Box Lawrence. came toth1s state and settled in Grant Township where he owns and cultivates 183 acres of choice land; He employs four hands and has his farm well improved and stocked. He was bo~n 1n Ind1ana Co., Penn •• June 19 1829. attended:Jeffe.~~~n_~~~~ca!- College in ,L Ph1ladelphia 1n 1857 and at once enteredia successful practice of Medicine in Pittsburg. Penn and vicin1~Y and then cont1nued for 21 years enjoying great d1st1nction! in hta profess1on. Dur1ng the late rebellion -he 'was associa'ted wftfi Dr. Bess --as surgeon 1n the Army. Mr. Dr cK was'. ~r1ed1n' Pennsyl van1a October 20. 1858- to Miss Ellza-beth--M-.-.LOWMAN--, by whom he -had three sons, William S •• Harry, and George L. p. 21 IIAt its first city election North Lawrence chose the , following officers: G.J. TALLMAN, Mayor; N. HOYSTRADT.; Clerk; A.R. SMITH, Treasurer; Thomas BEASELY, Marshall.; and H.H. HOWARD. Police Juclge. The_ city ,was·d1v1ded • into two wards. F1fst and Second, correspond1ng to the present F;lfth and ~1xth Wards. respect1vely. Three counc1lmen were el,cted from each ward." T' '-~~ -- -- -- - -t . HE ,PIONE~_---D.ougl_~s_ c.o::-~~ ~en~~J~i~:c~~ ~oc_~e_t_y:-:..--September· 1984 J �(~>- ;~.ANW¥~:~,'r:GWn:Shi:.p "42,,,- -,---- .... -- THE_EZEKIEILA .' COLMAN_If'Afrtl.L.Y_OLKANWA}(A_T_Q(iliSlUP ri ~ DkY,,.·HOUSING I '0 , ' r, ''ffr!''''~Yi!..({:''d'' _' :'::"~""-,v,c'J\T an' ~~~":, ifiriAC1Y'!,;;..,ai1LM "IA''f A 1I.T From a booklet"en.;tti tl'ea-;-':~M~mories of Yesteryear"(No date) Submitted by Kathryn Bunton , I "On October 18.1854; Ezek1elA. COLMAN and hIs fam1ly arr1ved 1n Lawrence from,Boston. Massachusetts~They hast1ly built a shelter,of loose 'stones for walls, a d1rt floor and canvas for a roof. ,~hIs was just !lest of 2Jrd and Iowa Streets. They spent the winter there. : Snow was of ten, on the bedd1ng when they' ~woke those oold w1nter morn1ngs. A son.W'.A. qOLMAN. was born there on Maroh 1.5.18.5.5. That sprIng the famllymoved to' KANVfAKA wheireEzek1.el A ",COLMAN boUght h1 s farm.' a part of whloh 'has r emalned 1ilthe' COLMAN' famlly and Is now owned by Ralph L. COLMAN. Here they ereoted a house. qul te pretentlousfor Its day. It oontalned flvebedrooms. a large hall ,and reo~ptlon rOO:ID and a wlde ornate stalrway.It was Mr. COLMAN's plan to'usethls home as a hotel slnoe it was'looated only o~half mlle, from the' Wakefleld Mall and Stageooaoh' Statlon. However. 1 t turned out "that' Judge W~FIELD took care "of the travellers who oame to hls statlon. . ' , Of oourse thls house of the COLMANS dld conta1n a large kitohen and 1 twas here. where John BROWN ,often dlned. ,Beneath the floor of thls kl tohen was the h1d.lng place for many run-away slav'es • Thus', ' whlle thls house was not a hotel 'for oustomers of the stageooaoh statlon. It dld beoome an 1mportant statlon In the "underground :railway" • ' Altho.ugh not habl table. the house' over ,100 y,ears old does stl],.l stand." " ' mEzeklel and,MarY':!!!!.! WENDELL~COLMAN _FAMILY Informatlon fro~,:Q~A.~.,Reoords at the:KSHS, Topeka. K:S~ S,ubmitted by MaryA. Topping. January i, 193.5'. Ezeklel Andrus COLMAN, was born In Ashby. MA on 10 August 1814. He was an only ohlld. On 22 Nov 18)8, he ,married Mary Jane WENDELL in Conoord. MA.' Ml ss WENDELL,~ whose motber' s name was Mahl ti bel LUDDEN ~ was born' In Salem. MA on 16 Oot '1817. Ezeklel and Mary Jane WENDELL COLMAN had ( thef'ollowing ohlldren: Lorlng,. Charles. Cosma, Amella( 1) • Osgood, Frank. Osgood. Alloe_.Mary', Will1s. Annie. Jonnnie. Samuel.' and Mlnnle. The Ezeklel A. COLMAN,t'am1lysettled In Lawrenoe. KS in Ootober of '18.54. Ezekiel COLMAN dled in San Diego,CA on 10 Deo 1898 and his wife, Mary Jane, died In Lawrenoe. KS on 17 Oot 190.5. * * * ---~-- ~ * c\ ....:-..:-~-' -I', '~ 'obl tuary of W.A. COLMAN. belleved to be the flrst man born In Douglas County. KS Is 1~"8.1'¥"p. IlUiJJew. ~UL.l'lAN I ,fOund, In the Lawrenoe Dally; Journa,l. 19 Mar """':"'-<r--~' ~i.";:'...~,.<" .:i;~~)4,. p." 1,. , . : . - - - , ,; "~l''-'''''.:c-,:Pi cture oourto s, . f ," Wa t.'InS Mu.oum ,,.and Clinton Lako; Ii 1 :~orl cal S~Cl.tY: '. ~~ 'L..-,._ ,...." 'h,;:. ~J I[ :, I 'fit I.' ;) r~,! f;. �43 \ . LEG9MiTON Township . .,.) .. _ _ INDEX TO. VI~AL' STATIS~I_C_S_IR __T_W_O_LECOMP.T_ON__ NEWSPAEERS,-{1888-1890) Births, Marriages, and leaths printed in the 'College Echos:1 a Lane University newspaper and also in the Lecompto!} LedgEg, a city newspaper for the years from Aug. 1888 thru December, 1890 were indexed by Iona Spencer, R. R. #1 Box 54, Lecompton, KS 66050. Most of the dates refer to the date of the newpaper, not necessarily the date of the actual event. If further information is desired, contact Mrs. Spencer. Taken from the College,Echos Aug. 1888 Died: Youngest child of Prof. Brooke, on 15th. ' Died: Leah Edmonds of McLouth, on the 22nd of July Sept. Died: Chas. Eddy, on the 19th of August Sept. Died: George Sehon, on Sept. 7th Oct. Died: Nephew of Geo. Brown, on the 26th. Nov. Marr: Miss Jennie L. Mehaffey and Wm. R. McClure, on Oct. 11. Nov. Marr: W. T. Palmer, on Nov. 7th. near Burlington Dec. Died: Brother of Miss Belle Carpenter Dep. Died: J. M. Rankin, bro. to Prof. J. O. Rankin, on'Nov. 18, Raymore, Mo. Dec. Jan. 1889 Died: Mrs. Babcock died on the 24th. April Died: Cora Baughman on the 11th. April Died: Frank Cunningham, on March 19, 1889 June Died: Carl Frank McCabe in May, 1889 ,July Marr: F. M. Testerman and Eda Huffman, June 16th. JUly Marr: J. N. Day and Nettie Baughman, June 30th., Oct. Marr: Prof. J. O. Rankin and Miss Hattie Beauchamp on Sept. 24th. Nov. Marr: Mr. Sherman I\unnels to Miss ,~,--~~- Surface, on last Fri. evening. Nov. Marra Fremont S. Timmons and Lizzie Truan on Nov. 10th. The following taken - f~om- ~~~"LJcompton L~9e.x.:" _ I Dec. Dec. - - Dec., Jan. Feb. Feb. - --- Feb. Mar. Mar. 13 1889 20' 27 31 1890 7 7 21 7 21 Apr. 11 May 16 June 13 June 13 June 13 June 27 June 27 July 18 Aug. 22 Aug. 29 Aug. 29 Sept. 12 Oct. 3 Born: Died: Marr: Died: Born: Died: Died: Died: Died: Born: Died: Died: Died: Died: Died: Died: Died: Born: Born: Died: Marr: Marr: I 10 pound gilLto E. w. Tredwell (Treadwell) Mrs. Calvin Hart's father was killed by horse at vall~y Falls Mr. Seigel;~Rose,~to Miss Lucy J. Harrinson on Dec. 25th. -- Miss Hattie Rose of Lawrence 10 pound girl to Mr. and Mrs. Willis Day Miss Alice Coppinger, eldest daughter of secretary Blaine. The grand child of Mrs. Elder Mitchel in Dickinson county. Child of Mr. Joseph Vaughn Abraham Lincoln, son of Minister Lincoln and grandson of old Abe, died last week in London, England. A son to Pap Pruden May 10th, Mr. J. F. Mathews (Colored). Mr. Wenrick, w~s taken sick last week and passed away Sunday. Little child of F. W. Zeeb and wife died last week. Lit~le girl of Jacob Nuffer now HiVing in Texas, died. Mother of Mr. Andrew MCMurray, of Madison, Greenwood county James Davidson, June 26th, 1890. John C. Fremmont is dead A son to Prof. and Mrs. H. M. Ambrose on Saturday 16th inst. A girl to Mr. and Mrs. F. S. mimmOns ' A 15 year boy named Frank Kounter was killed in Emporia. Mr. O. E. Osborne and Miss Pearl Macy on Sept. 10th. Rev. D. L. Doub (Daub) and Miss Edna Hush in Cloud county. �MARION Township 44 --- ..--_---:.---- - :---_. LAST WILL AND TESTAM~_._ Irvln H. SMITH -. "Last wl11 and testament of Irvln H. SMITH ln the Town of Marlon and county of Douglas State Kansas dated this flrst day of January 1874. Belng of a sound mlnd lt ls my wl11 and deslre that my beloved wlfe Cellnda S. SMITH shall be my sole admlnlstrator and guardlan of my chlldren to wlt Perclv.~l.W._SMITH-·-,Clark A. SMITH, Pearl I. SMITH, Nela SMITH & r - ... '" - -and:J;o have full power to sell and dlspose otany or all of my property personal or.real and wlth the proceeds thereof to payoff all of my Just and lawful debts, after whlch she the sald Cellnda S. SMITH ls to have and to hold all of my property remalnlng (after sald debts are ,all pald) whether pers or real. so long as she remalns my wldow, In case she should marry agaln lt ls my wlll and deslre that whatever of property personal or real she may then be ln possesslon of shall be dlvlded ln two equal parts one half of whlch shall be dlvlded equally between my survlvlng helrs the remalnlng half to be and remaln the property of my wlfe aforesald. And lt ls further my wl11 and especlal deslre that my wlfe aforesald shal furnlsh and provlde my mother wlth all that shal be neoessary to make her comfortable through 'slckness or health durlng her natural Ufe. " (Not slgned) . ,-.J·-Cwltnesses) Henry HIA'l"r, Danlel DUCK, L.K. HECOX(1), Ida - - ' Mary C. JatiNSON, Mary J. BALDWIN. (One of the 'documents ln Irvln H. SMITH's probate tl1e states that he"dled on 2_January 1874 and that after h1a....death a ch1ld was born unto him of h1s' wlte' Bellnda C. SMITH ,!~1ch ch1ld was born 4th"Jan 1874 the same belng a temale chl1d now named SMITH. _ l ____Grace, .___ ____ ,______ • -----_. LAST WILL AND -TESTAl'1~T , , .' • • OF Cel1nda S., SMITH "Last wl1l and testament of Cellnda S. SMITH ot Marlon Town- --; shlp. County of Douglas and State of Kansas thls third-day of 'January 1874. Belng of a sound mlnd lt l's- my wl11 and deslre that Mary C. JONSON shalt have the sole care of charge and guardlanshlp over my children (to wlt) Perclval w.SMITH. Clark A. SMITH. Pearl H. SMITH, Nela SMITH) and be a mother unto them 1n any and every sense fully and completely as though they were her own chl1dren. For and ln consideration ot suoh motherly care charge and guardlanshlp (It) ls my wl1l and deslre that the sald Mary C. JONSON shall have all of my share (one halt) of the estate personal or real of Irv1n H. SMITH late of Douglas County Deceased that shall rema1n after all the Just and lawful debts are pald, exceptlng only a sewlng machlne. And 1t my wl11 and des1re that the sald Mary C. JONSON shall have the sole care of and controll over the house and farm stock and produce to sell and d1spose of the same and to payoff wlth the proceeds thereof all' Just olaims agalnst the state of the sald Irv1n H. SMITH and to, execute and carry out the provlslons of the last wl11 and testament of the aforesa1d Irvln H. SMITH 1n any and every part1cular as recorded in sald will." (S1gned) Ce11nda S. SMITH (W1tnesses)! Henry HIATT. N'.P'~ , ,i 'DEMING, E.W. BUCK, Nancy D. DEMING. Ann ? BUCK, El1zabeth GEORGE and Jul1a, E. FRliN ~ • The unders1gnedhereby agrees to accept the charge and guardlansh1p of the mlnor chlld.r.e.Jl of Cel1nda S. SMITH accordlng to the provls10ns of her wl11 and'flSli as stated above" , ; Dled 7 Jan '--- -, ---.----- 18'14 Pro 14 Jan i874' LT!l~ ~I~E~---Douglas CO. GenealoglcalSoclety---September 1984 �PALMYRA Township ------ -. - -- 45 --. "I1rs. ELWELL is visiting her daughter, Mrs. BUTTERICK" IIQui te a number of persons have left this vicini ty for the :" southern border to await the opening of the Cherokee strip. Quincy, Bert and Arthur STEVENS, Harry ROE, Seth FENTON, Doc JONES, Joseph BUTTERICK, George RODMAN, Dwight VEBDEN and several others left last week. More will follow." "Miss Ella PASLEY of Wellsville, is visiting among her old" friends in this vicinity." "Misses Mary and Ella ADAMS, of Lawrence, were visiting their sister, Mrs. S. K. FUNK, last week." "Shane the photographer of Lawrence, was out Tuesday taking photos of the homes of Messrs. JONES, ILLIFF, BAKER, PERINE, FUNK and BARNES." "School commences this week, September 4th." "Another hop was given out to the home of Mr. John RODELL 'Satnrday night. There was a good attendance and plenty of . fun." ~ ~_R~~~:f SCH~OL * * the *YINU:D f-or tn-e---iVl-t)n-t-h En-d-1n-g-,-N'ov- 11 H38-1--as reported in the Western Home Journal, Lawrence, KS Nov 24, 1881 I "The following ,is a list of names of pupile .haying an average standing in attendance, punctuali tYj,deportmemt"ind examination higher than 60 on the scale of 100:, - -' ' Belle VARNUM 97 Maranda HAMMOND 83 Laura 0 'BRYAN 93 Ettie JONES' 93 Lena JONES 92 Annie WILLIAMS 91 Willie .. O'BRYAN 88, Annie VARNUM 88. Jimmie SKIFF 86 Arthur MORTON 86 Eddie 0 'BRYON 86 Cyrus JONES 86 Hattie VARNUM 84 Emma RODELL 79 Gilbert MORTON 78 Lizzie WALTON 73 Eva CADE 70 Mattie WALTON 70 North WILLIAMS 65 Lee WALTO~ 63 Effie ROI~ELL 63 Jennie ALLEN, Teacher" .. .' THE P~ONEm---Douglas Co. 'Genealogical Society---~eptember 1984 �Excerpts From the: PORTRAIT and BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD of LEAVENWORTH DOUGLAS and FRANKLIN CO_UNT.IES. KANSAS ,lR99 J IREUBEN R. DOOLITTLE I Reuben R. DOOLITTLE. a retlred farmer ofWa·karusa Townshlp, Douglas County. was born In_Wayne County, N~Y •• May 22. 1827. Hls father~. Rev. Orln DOOLITTLE.• a natlve of New York. was for many years' a mlnlster 1n the Methodist Ep1scopal Church. but owlng to the stand taken by the denomination at the.tlme the slave questlon was being agltated. he wlthdrew ·from the mlnlstry and devoted;h.ls attention to lecturing ln behalf of the abolltlo,n of slaves. By hls marriage to Elizabeth RANDOLPH he had nlne~­ chlldren. of whom our. subject was the fifth arid is the only one in Kansas. . The paternal grandfather of our subject. Reuben Randolph DOOLITTLE. was born in Culpepper, VA •• where he attained maturity. but afterward he removed to New York • .Durlng the war he was· employed as dispatch bearer for General Washington. When our" subject'was about nlne years of agEf,·-.the famlly settled ln Michigan. -~iii 1852 he went via water' to··California. crossing the isthmu~~of ·-Panama. Fo~ .two years and' four months he engaged in mlnlng. He resumed farming 1~ Mlchigan. but soon became restless ag1ri. and ln the sprlng of'1859 started for Pike's Peak. However. when'about one hundred and twenty 'miles west of Omaha he met. so many returning that he dec1ded not to' go further. Consequently he drove down to Douglas County and bought a :clalm where he now resides. afterward securing from the government a deed. bearing the s1gnature of Andeew Johnson. to one hundred and s1xty acres of land ~ His f1rst house was a log cabin:,1 in .w}l;l ch he lived for about eight years. At the tlme of the war he was.J a member of the state milit1a. but did not see act1ve·service. as he was placed· on detached duty. .. In 1885 he erected a comfortable house from'plans deslgned by his wlfe. and here he has since res1ded. His wlfega1ned a reputa~atlon throughout the county as a' 'skl11fui:buttermaker. -and at no time was . a~pound of her butter ever sold for less than twenty-flve cents, whll~_:at tlmes.it commanded as much as f1fty cents. - . '\ -.- -- -- - :_.-. :-- ' . _. - --- . ._. '- ---- Several times (Mr. and-Mrs. DOOLITTLE)' visi t~d California and the east. and also v1sited the Centennial In·Philadephia. the World's Fair ln Chicago and the Trans-Contlnental Expositlon ln Omaha. Mrs. DOOLITTLE, d1ed in March 1899. Prior to 'her marriage in Mlc~igan in 1852 she was Jeannette VAN VLEET. ' - - ' - - ...0-._._. _. _ _ _ _ _ _ The o~ly son of -our subject and-"'hl':'~ifeis Rand,ail DOOLITTLE,T-~~J\----: born in Michigan in December 1857. In 1895 he was elected town.. .s~lp trustee and served for two terms. belng the; only Democrat elected to any office 1n Wakarusa Townsh1p. On November 29. 1882 he married Ella WALTON, of this township. They have four children .. ______ .Charles. Fai_th_! ._~~.ann __ e!.te__ ~~~. \ialton Randall. ' r. - - .• - . - . - - . - - - ; : - - - . c' L. ,- �,.WILLOW ,SPRINGS. Townsh1p 47 .-..... ~"'-"-_,,_I·. Cop1ed from the Lawrence Repub11can, Lawrence Kansas Thursday, May 10, 1860, p. 1. "NOTICE OF PUBLICATION" John ~TRON. and Mary CATRON, h1s w1fe; James HOGGARD and Sarah HOGGARD, h1s~w·1fe; James TROTTER and Jane TROTTER, h1s w1fe; James JENNINGS and Caro11ne JENNINGS, h1s w1fe; Thos. W. BARNES and Tab1tha BARNES, h1s w1fe; Andrew RAINEY and Amanda RAINEY, h1s w1fe; Thomas S. RODGERS Bnd~ Luc1nda RODGERS, h1s w1fe; Hampton B. WINN and Isabella WINN, h1s wife; W1ll1am WINN and Cather1ne WINN. h1s wlfe; Lew1s W. COX and E11za COX •. hls) wlfe; James B. FLETCHER. mlnor helr of Nancy LAWRY; Emerlne FLETCHER, Ellen FLETCHER, James UNDERWOOD, John UNDERWOOD. El1zabeth UNDERWOOD. helrs of James FL~TCHER. deceased-defendants of the State of Mlssourl and the ~tate li)f Texas. w1ll take notlce, that Drury FLETCHER. of the county-or-Douglas. ln the Terrltory of Kansas. d1d, on the 9th day of Aprll. A.D. 1860, flle h1s petltlon ln the Dlstrlct Court of Kansas Terrltory, Second Judlclal D1strlct. withln and for the county of Douglas. agalnst the sald defendantssettlng forth that the sa1d plaintlff, on the. 5th day of Aprll, A.D. 1858. purchased of one James FLETCHER. of the;.State. of Mlssour1, a certain tract or parcel of land. sltuated and being 1n the county of Douglas, Kansas Terrltory, and descrlbed as follows: to wlt: The Southwest quarter of Sect10n No.7. ln Townshlp No. 14 south, of Range No. 19 east of the slxth prlnclpal merldlan, ln Kansas Terrltory for the s~ of two hundred and twelve dollars. payable the 1st day of March, 1860: and also. that sald sum of money Was pald to the sald James FLETCHER'ln hls lll'etlme. and that the sald James FLETCHER 1s now deceased; and praylng that the sald defendants, helrs of the said " James FLETCHER, may be decreed to make a deed to the sa1d pla1nt1ff for the aforesa1d land, 1n accordance with a wrltten agreement between the sa1d Drury FLETCHER and James FLETCHER, deceased; or 1n default thereof, that the Master Comm1ss10ner of sa1d Douglas county may be ordered to make a good warrantee deed 1n fee slmple to the sa1d premlses, to the sald pla1ntlff. And the sa1d defendants are notifled that they are requlred to appear and answer said petltlon, ln twenty days after the J1st day of May next, A.D. 1860. DRURY FLETCHER By Chrlstlan and Lane, hls Apr1l 9. 1860. f" -~-- -- ~~t~rrieys. - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - ' - - - - - - - - - - - --- -~- -- --,- Some of the nam~s of early landowners 1n WILLOW SPRl~GB Townshlp and other townsh1ps! ln Douglas County, KS are shown on the' tlMap of Douglas CQ~ty,} Kansas Terr1tory'~ 'py J. Cooper STUCK (18S?) '-;··Cop1es may be purchased from the offlce..···of" the .. Gounty Englneer, Public ______ Work~_D_e_p_i:i_r.tm_e~t! Douglas Co. Cour_t_h_o_u_s~_.~a_w_r_e_nce~ _K_ansas 66044. --------- �48 i \ @utrie5 Queries are free to members. They should state at least two facts to gain best results. Queries are also free to non-members but must concern Kansas related ancestors of fifty years or earlier. TIBBALS HOGAN DINEEN Jane Wiggins, Route 5, Box 54, Lawrence, KS66044 Willing to share information on the TIBBALS~family of Beloit, Rock Co., WI, -and Bloomington, McLean Co., I L. Anna Marie Hogan,3017 N. Racine, Chicago, IL Seeking information about my great-great uncle, Timothy HOGAN - time of death and place of burial. He and my great grandfather, John HOGAN, and families went to KS from WI around 1860 and bought property in Marion Township. Also seeking information about Timothy's three children - Donie, Timothy, and Mary HOGAN. On 1865 Kansas Census the three children's names suddenly appear as DINEEN. Would appreciate- any information regarding this. - WORK IRVIN Mrs. John M. Irvin, 2109 Twentieth Ave., Monroe, WI 53566 Seeking information on Thomas WORK and Margaret Nancy IRVIN, b. 5 April 1829, Crawford County, PA; d. 13 Aug. 1904. Where? She was in the Robert IRVIN household in 1860 _Census of Douglas County, KS. Bel ieved to have married and lived in KS. Are there desc~ndantsl FREE HELP Donald Vaughn, 1946 Barker, Lawrence, KS 6604~ Will be glad to_ check my copy of the 1890 LOUISIANA .~ETERANS' CENSUS .INDEX for your ancestor. Send name and S-ASE. KENNEDY Elsie Callow, Route 1, Box 68, Graham, MO 64455 Looking for information about Margaret KENNEDY, wife of Hugh KENNEDY. She was b. in Ohib in 1800, d. in Douglas County ca 1886-87. Will exchange research in Nodaway Co., MO. PATEE WEBSTER Jane Wi ins, Route 5, Box 54, Lawrence, KS 66044 Am trYlng to locate descendants of Henry E Doc" PATEE, brother of Clair M. PATEE. Both lived in Lawrence, KS. Henry b. in 1860, possibly Ford Co., KS. He d. 1935, Lawrence. He had two children: Henry Clair (Harry) PATEE, b. 1910, and Kathryn D. WEBSTER, b, 1915, Kathryb was living in Alexandria, VA, in 1935. .I �49 ----_. ----- SMITH Mary Lou Winchell, 927 Crestline Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 Seeking information on Simon Peter SMITH and his brother, William Thomas SMITH, both heads of households, who lived in KS lion the Kaw River" 1865 to 1875. They do not appear in the 1860 Federal Census for Douglas or Jefferson Counties. MARSHALL NUTTING Alan L. Whipple, McDonald Library, Lawrence Academy, Groton, MA 01450. Need information on Zachariah MARSHALL and his wife, Martha NUTTING. Came from MA ca 1860 and lived on the NE 1/4 of Sec 30, T 13 S, R 20 E, now called the Reynolds Place. - TRAPP JENNINGS _----, -~~-:/ -~ !: WEIBEL'~' WEIBLE Mary Lou Winchell, 927 Crestl ine Dr. ,i.Lawrence, KS 66044 Seek information on Terry TRAPP, Baptist preacher and wheelwright, b. 1809 TN, m. Elizabeth JENNINGS, 1829, Howard Co., MO, moved to Jefferson Co., K$, in 1850's where he lived out his life. Chtldren of Terry and Elizabeth were: Amanda Caroline TRAPP, George W. TRAPP, Washington Terry TRAPP, Rhoda Jane TRAPP, John Vanborn TRAPP, William Dodson TRAPP, Lewis Presinger TRAPP, Job Terry TRAPP, and Sarah Emmaline TRAPP~ Terry TRAPP had a brother, Charlie, who built and repaired ·prair-.ie sc.h.o.oners. Who were the parents of Terry and Charlie TRAPP .and where in TN did they live? ,--,- - - ---.- i<--o-rt Derin is J. Co tt~ r,' -1162' Ro-c -Ct -:~-Co l-um-b ~s OH 43220 Seeki.ng __ ,tn.f_o,r.ma.tion onWETB-ELc- :WE-IBlE' faml y, Eudora, KS ca 1869 through 1920. Frederick believed to be charter member 6f Eudora Methodist Church. Other names this period: John, Fred, Jr., and Edward (?). Some WEIBELS believed buried Eudora Cemetery. Jud Sweets, 2905 Moccasin Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 Would ike information about three rothers: William _ _ _:..:.M=-ET.:....C=A-'-'L=F_~. METCALF, Samuel METCALF, and Earl METCALF, who 1 ivedin :CA.from ca 1860 to early 1900·'s. 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'v Pu b Ii she d Qua r t er Iy By: '.Douglas CountH Genealogical Societ~ P.o. BOX 3664 LAWRENCE,KANSAS 66044 -- �rI North part of EUDORA TOWNSHIP . , SCALE: Iy:! inches 10 one mile Parts of Townships 12 and 13 South, Ranges 20 and 21 East of the 6th P. M. LEA V EN 'NO R T H From Douglas County Atlas by D.B:M. SOUDEA (1909) Cour,tesy of the Kansas Collect ion. Spencer 'Research Library. ~niversity' of Kansas. Lawrence. Kansas �THE PIONEER Published Quarterly by The Douglas County Genealogical Society P.O. Box 3664 Lawrence, Kansas 66046 ISSN 0739-4101 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------December·19~4 Vol. VIII, No. 2 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------Contents Page Douglas Co. Genealogical Society 1984~1985 Membership List • Family Reunions. . • • • • . Ahnentafel of Donald VAUGHN. . . • . . • • German Settlement in Douglas County, Kansas • • . . • • . • Little Known Source: German "Alien" Registration Records German "Alien" Registrants of Douglas County, Kansas (1918) . • Max Kade German-American Document and Research Center . . • • Abstracts of Douglas County Petitions for Divorce (1864-1884) (fourth installment) • . . . . . . • • . . . . . • • • . Ninth Street Baptist Church Celebrates Its 122 Anniversary Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records (1875) . . • • . • Brides' Index to Douglas Co., KS Marriage Records (1875) • Wills Recorded at Lawrence, Douglas County, Kansas-Vol. I (1873-1890) • . . . . . . . • • . . . • . . . • • • C.W. SMITH Mortuary Book (1890-1907), Lawrence, Kansas [REYNOLDS, Mary A. to (?) SHEA(E)RER, Alberta] • • • • • Townships CLINTON-Membership List of the Presbyterian Church at Clinton (1866-1877). . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . • . . • . . • . EUDORA-Biographical .Sketch of Charles PILLA . . • . . GRANT-Newspaper Article (1865) Regarding "County Lines" KANWAKA-Biographical Sketch of Marcelmus B. RAY . • • LECOMPTON-Greenwood Valley School (No. 24) History. MARION-Will of Bernhart BANDLE. . • . . . . . . • . PALMYRA-A Letter from Vinland, Kansas in 1876 • • • . WAKARUSA-Mabel LADUKE's Letter from Wakarusa Township WILLOW SPRINGS-The Frederick SCHWARTZ Family History, Census and Cemetery Information. . . . • • • . • • • Queries. Appendix i-co~t~n~s· I~d~x· Qf·-THE lpI;NE~R, . V~i~m~s· I~viI· 50 · 53 54 56 57 58 68 --------"~ - ** * .;.; * • 69 75 76 · 80 83 • 88 92 94 95 • • 96 · 97 • 98 99 .100 .101 .102 , - * , The Douglas County Genealogical Society is a nori":profit organization wl:th regularly scheduled meetings the second Tuesday night of each month, 7:30 P.M., meeting place to be announced. Mini-workshops are held the first Monday evening'. after the regular monthly meeting at 7:00 P.M. in the Gallery Room of the Lawrence Public Library. Membership fees are $10.00 single, $11.00 family. The fiscal -. year is from July 1 to June 30 of the following year. * * * * * -- ........ - �50 ,, DOUG-LAS--COUN!fY GENEALOG-ICAL -- - P-.-O .-Box 3664 , Lawrence, KS 66046 j 1984-84 Membership List for Douglas County: *ABELLA, N.E. and Lottie, 540 Oklahoma, Lawrence, KS 66046 AKIN, Dorothy (Mrs. Tom), Route 2, Lawrence, KS 66046 *ARNOLD, Ron, Box-25l, Baldwin, KS 66006 ALEXANDER, susan){Mrs. Arnold)~ 9l3W. 6t~~~~~ Lawrence, KS 66044 ARNDT, Ma~cella EJ., Route2--:BOX--4Cf3~--tawrence, KS 66044 ATCHLEY, - Biil, - 21j9 -N.- 5th, Lawrence-,-: KS '66-044j BANTA, John V., jr., 2209 Kingston Dr., Lawrence,_ KS 66044 BERG, Emma B., Route 2, Box 224, Lawrence, KS 66046 *BISHOP, Ed and Marguerite H., 1601 E. Glenn Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 BROWN, Justyn (Mrs. Richard), 2024 New Hampshire, Lawrence, KS 66046 BRUNE, Georgiana (Mrs. Frank), Route 3, Lawrence, KS 66044 BUNTON, Kathryn J., 2135 Kentucky St., Lawrence, KS 66046 *CAIN, Donald and Roberta, Route 4, Box 210, Lawrence, KS 66044 CHAPMAN, Beverley J., 2114 Marvonne Rd., Lawrence, KS 66046 CHAPMAN, Clyde, Route 2, Lawrence, KS 66046 CLARKE, Dorothy V., 1908 New Hampshire St., Lawrence, KS 66046 *CLOUGH, Vivian, & HOUT, Goldie, Route 5, Box 128, Lawrence, KS 66046 COUCH, Maudie, 631 Locust, Eudora, KS 66025 CROWN, Irma Jean (Mrs. John), Route 1, Box 276A, Lawrence, KS 66044 *CURTISS, Earl L. & Oma L., 1623 Harper St., Lawrence, KS 66044 DALQUEST, Ron, 2413 Overlook Circle, Lawrence, KS 66046 DERRICK, Ilah, 333 Kansas, Lawrence, KS 66046 DUNN, Elizabeth, 2411 Louisiana, Lawrence,KS 66046 *DURR, Charles & Mary, Route 1, Eudora, KS 66025 ELDER, Jan, Route 1, Box 37A, Eudora, KS 66025 ELNIFF, Pauline (Mrs. W.R.), 820 Sunset Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 *EMBERS, Grace & Bob, 3001 Ranger Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 GABRIEL, Margaret (Mrs. Harold), Route 1, Eudora, KS 66025 *GORTON, Dr. Thomas & Catherine, 831 Illinois St., Lawrence, KS 66044 *GRAVES, Harold & Maxine, 1828 Ohio,St., Lawrence, KS 66044 HARGISS, Genevieve, 2503 Missouri St., Lawrence, KS 66046 HARRIS, Martha J., 1045 Kentucky St., #2, Lawrence, KS 66044 *HARRISON, Beverly, Route 2, Baldwin, KS 66006 *HERBERT, Robert & Shirley, 1533 Harper, Lawrence, KS 66044 *HIEBERT, John B. & Nancy B., 1521 Stratford Rd., Lawrence, KS 66044 *HOBBS, Mr. & Mrs. Pat, 927 Indiana St., Lawrence, KS 66044 *HOLDERMAN, Alden & Mae, 1631 Pennsylvania St., Lawrence, KS 66044 HONN, Vernon, 1417 E. 15th, Lot 28, Lawrence, KS 66044 HORVATH, Marianne, 1634 Rhode Island St., Lawrence, KS 66044 HUGHEY, Lora P., Apt. A, 307 Prairie Ridge Pl., 2424 Melrose Ln., Lawrence, KS 66046 JAMISON, Mary I. (Mrs. Joe), Route 2, Box 58A, Baldwin, KS 66006 JOHNSON, Robert W., Route 5, Box 218, Lawrence, KS 66046 *KENNEDY, Max D. & Jackie, Route 2, Baldwin, KS 66006 *KIDWELL, Irma L. & Richard L., 1617 Rhode Island St., Lawrence, KS 66044 *LAWSON, A.J. & Mary, 2246 Tennessee St., Lawrence, KS 66046 LECOMPTON HISTORICAL SOCIETY, Lecompton, KS 66050 *LEDOM, Charles E. & Mary, Route 5, Box 277C, Lawrence, KS 66046 �51 . LEWIS, Donna, 2900 Moccasin Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 *LINDELL, Charles & Pauline, 2713 Harvard Rd., Lawrence, KS 66044 LITTLE, Virginia R., Route 3, Box 25A, Lawrence, KS 66044 LONG, Fern (Mrs. Raymond), Box 125, Eudora, KS,66025 MARQUETTE, Hazel G., 1508 E. 21st Terr., Lawrence,KS 66046 MEYER, Pauline F., 1227 Brook, Lawrence, KS 66044 MILLER, Bob, 929 W. 28th Terr., Lawrence, KS 66046 MONTELL, Ralph L., Route 2, Box 275, Lawrence, KS 66046 *MOORE, Albert & Sharon Kay, 1131 Delaware St., Lawrence, KS 66044 MUSICK, Cheryl A., Route 5, Box 145, Lawrence, KS 66046 McCRARY, Letha, 1900 W. 31st, E-19, Lawrence, KS 66046 McGEE, Virginia, 1102 Birch, Eudora, KS 66025 *McMANNESS, Mr. & Mrs. S.A., 1600 W. 22nd St., Lawrence, KS 66046 NEELLEY, Robbie, 202 Pinecone Dr .• , Lawrence, KS 66046 *OLDHAM, Paul R. & R~nda H., Route 2, Box 191, Lawrence,KS 66046 PARKER, Martha (Mrs. Robert), Route 2, Box 99, Overbrook, KS 66524 *PAYNE, Bertha & Jack, 936 Holiday Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 PAYNE, Janet, 213 High St., Baldwin, KS 66006 PERCIVAL, Leta Mae, 1536 W. 21st Terr., Lawrence, KS 66046 PLUMMER, Jane, Route 2, Lawrence, KS 66046 POSTMA, James L., 1st Nat'l Bank Tower, Box 507, Lawrence, KS 66044 PUCKETT, Ruby, 1524 St. Andrews Dr., Lawrence, KS 66046 QUICK, Barbara, 1054 Wellington Rd., Lawrence, KS 66044 RANDEL, Carol J., 1421 E. 18th St., Lawrence, KS 66044 *ROACH, Bill & Theresa (dau), 3101 W. 26th St., Lawrence, KS 66046 SANDERS, Hattie, Box 635, Baldwin, KS 66006 *SAYLER, Mr. & Mrs. John G., 3019 Topeka Ln., Lawrence, KS 66046 SCHOTT, Cynthia, 806 E. 14th, Lawrence, KS 66044 SCHOTT, Raymond, 1502 E. Glenn Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 SEDLAK, Ramona (Mrs. Don), 1500 E. 25th Terr., Lawrence, KS 66046 SHAWBAKER, Nancy, 1506 Davis Rd., Lawrence, KS.66046 SHELDON, Evelyn (Mrs. Martin), 2908 Chisholm Dr., Lawrence, KS 66046 *SMITH, Claude & Zona, 939 Pamela Ln., Lawrence, KS 66044 SMITH, Etta Irene, 1634 Alabama St., Lawrence, KS 66044 SMITH, Marla, 719 Arkansas St., Lawrence, KS 66044 *SNEDEGER, B. Jean & Charles, 1638 Rhode Island St., Lawrence, KS 66044 or P.O. Box 665, Lawrence, KS 66044 SPENCER, Iona B. (Mrs. Vernon), Route 1, Lecompton, KS 66050 STOUPPE, Hugh, 1739 Alabama St., Lawrence, KS 66044 STUART, Mary Lynn, Route 2, Timberline Acres, Baldwin, KS 66006 SWEETS, Judy M. (Mrs. John), 2905 Moccasin Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 TALLEY, Fay (Mrs. Lloyd), 2020 Emerald Dr., Lawrence, KS 66046 TRANSMEIER, Jo Ann (Mrs. Marvin), Route 6, Box 73, Lawrence, KS66046 TRYON, Verna (Mrs. Paul), 924 E. 14th St., Lawrence, KS 66044 TWEDDELL, Gertrude, 531 Ash, Eudora, KS 66025 VAN LOENEN, Gail, 232 Deerfield Ln., Lawrence, KS 66044 *VAUGHN, Donald & W~lma, 1946 Barker Ave., Lawrence, KS 66046 VOLDENG, Peter, P.O. Box 311, Lawrence, KS 66044 WADE, Martha, 404 5th St., Baldwin, KS 66006 *WELLING, D.P. & Edna, Route 6, Box 126, Lawrence, KS 66046 WHITTEN, Mary (Connie), Route 2, Lawrence, KS 66046 WIGGINS, Dorothy R. (Mrs. Elwood), 2020 Stratford Rd., Lawrence, KS 66044 WIGGINS, Ivan Eugene, 1746 Harper, Lawrence, KS 66044 WIGGINS, James Richard, 1810 Harper, Lawrence, KS 66044 WIGGINS, Jane M., Route 5, Box 54, Lawrence, KS 66046 *WINCHELL, Arthur & Mary Lou, 927 Crestline Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 WOODWARD, Jody (Joan F.), 301 Lawrence Ave., Lawrence, KS 66044 �52 1984-85 Membership List for out-of-county: ABBOTT, Ruby Alice, 2024 N.E. Tudor Rd., Lee's Summit, MO 64063. *BEASLEY, Mr. & Mrs. Willis .H., Jr., 1525 S. Garfield, Denver, CO 80210 BOCK, Mildred M., 13811 Kimberly Dr., Largo, FL 33544 BOGGS, Mrs. Vernon, Route 2, Box 593, Grove, OK 74344 BRADFORD, Linda, P.O. Box 736, Heber Springs, AR 72543 CANADY, Mildred Woolf, 11210 W. 67th Terr., Shawnee, KS 66203 CASTEEL, Vera, 204 Randolph Rd., Kansas City, MO 64119 CHAPMAN, Maliveene, 604 N. Mulberry St., Ottawa, KS 66067 CLINE, Reba, 1100 Crane Rd., Pampa, TX 79065 COBLE, James K., P.O. Box 27, Climax, NC 27233 COLWELL, Betty, 4922 Gelnmeadow, Houston, TX 77096 COTTER, Dennis J., 1162 Rockport Ct., Columbus, OH 43220 CRITTENDEN, Sandra L., Route 1, Box 1530, Sutherlin, OR 97479 CURNES, Ellen J., 834-5 Copeley III, Station No. 11, Charlottsvi11e, PA 22904-0006 CURTISS, Clovis E., Route 2, Box 114, Leavenworth, KS 66048 EGGE, Phyllis G., 1022 Boulevard, Sturgis, SD 57785 FINNEY COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, P.O. Box 592, Garden City, KS 67846 GOSS, Carrol W., M.D., Box 458, Lamont, CA 93241 GRAF, K. Lenore, 6209 E. 101st St., Kansas City, MO 64134 GUTHRIE, William M. 11513 107th St., S.W., Tacoma, WA 98498 HAYNES, Elizabeth, 4952 Sea Wolf Dr., Santa Rosa, CA 95405 HAYWARD, Barbara J., 1365 Wood Hollow, #2004, Houston, TX 77057 HELSTROM, Ray, 12000 Bennington, Grandview, MO 64030 HENDRICKS, Helen Starks, 2425 Peppermint Dr., Modesto, CA 95355. HOGAN, Anna Marie, 3017 N. Racine, Chicago, IL 60657 HOUGLAND, Maxine, Route 1, Box 153C, Perry, KS 66073 IRVIN, Virginia V., 2109 20th Ave., Monroe, WI 53566 JUNEAU, Doris S., 2506 Golden, Topeka, KS 66605 KNOX, Dennis I., 162 S. Kings Highway, Stillwater, OK 74074 KNOX, James, P.O. Box 147, Valley Falls, KS 66088 LANGDON, Mrs. C.H., Route 2, Spring Hill, KS 66083 MAKER, Betty L., 8340 Greensboro Dr., No. 2-1017, McLean, VA 22102 MATTHEWS, Mary- Jun·e, ·P.O. Box 542, Portola, CA 96122 METSKER, Shirley A., Route 2, Box 26B, Brighton, CO 80601 MOFFITT, Ada1ee,~.,·~.Route .. .:t., Box 587, Meriden,.KS.66512 MOORE, Bonnie, 709 Colleen Dr., Gardner, KS 66030 MOORE, Mrs. P.H., Route 11, 2212 Warren Dr., Morristown, TN 37814 MacDONALD, Helen, Route 2, Box 150B, Hayden Lake, ID 83835 NEALE, Anne (J.H.), 46 Saw Mill Dr., Berkeley Hts., NJ 07922 NEEL, Barbara (Mrs. Perry), 6710 N.W. 31st Terr., Oklahoma City, OK 73008 .NEFF~ .Alene; 3022Cloudcrest Rd. , .. LaCre~cetita,_CA;91214 PEARSON, Frank E., 4 S .. California St., Lodi, CA 95242 POOLE, Betty, 3069 E. Newport Ct., Milwaukeei WI 53211 PRALL, Rhoda R., 14104 Piedfas Rd., N.E., Albuquerque, NM 87123 PYLE, Rena Ruth, 10437 Reseda Blv4., Northridg~, CA 91326 RAMCZYK, Sharon L. (Copeland), 5308 Forest Circle, Stevens Point, WI 54481 REID, Janet, 1386 Kenbrook, Sylmar, CA 91342 RICE, Kathryn L., 1915 N St., Gering, NE 69341 RIEDEL, Kolean, P.O. Box 594, Wellsville, KS 66092 . ROS.S._ .J.o<!nna Hi!.rmon, 80_5 N. 5th, David City,-N·R 68632 SANDERS, Elizabeth (Mrs. Charles), RcniiEi 5, B-ox· -220~--Warrensburg,· MO 64093 SCHELL, Dorothy Viets, 731 S.rBlain~, M&scow,- LD a3843 SCHWEITZ,ER, Dr. Geor_ge __ K.._, __7_9_1..4 Gleason Rd., C-1136, Knoxville, TN 37919 SHIELDS, Clarence, Jr., M.D., 6719 N; May Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73116 S HRIMP LIN, E d i.t_~ 9 0 2 F r a z i e r, V~ 11 e y Fall s, KS 6 6 08 8 ---- - --------------::---,-----;---c--------- �\ ---.~~- - --- 53 SKAGGS, Nora, ---:3Zl E~-~4th-,-Tonga-rloxi~-KS-6-6-0-8-6-----,-----------SMITH, Mrs. She~don E. (Adell Carr), 2558 W. Village Ln., Springfield, MO 65807 L_._____ . SNEEGAS, Janiece J., 1600 W. Bradley, Apt. M244, Champaign, IL 61821 STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF WISCONSIN, 816 State St., Madison, WI 53706 STEELE, Margaret (Mrs. Delbert), Route 2, Parsons, KS 67357 TOMBERLIN, Virginia L., 2724 Daniels Ave, Charleston, WV TUCKER, Henrietta M., 326 S. Cedar, Apt. 3, Ottawa, KS 66067 TURNER, Mrs. Lorene Wells, 1638 Hillcrest, Woodward, OK 73801 VOPICKA, Mrs. Joane (Barlteman), 9312 S. Harding Ave., Evergreen Park, IL 60642 WALMER, Virginia, 9516 Woodson, Overland Par~, KS 66207 WHIPPLE, JudithC-.-,···-7.643-9. Alston_ Mayger .Rd., Rainier, OR 97048 WILLIAMS, Patricia J., P.O. Box 370, Ocean Park, WA 98640 WILSON ~ Ro_be~,_~o_u te _1_,_ Bo.x .3 76B ,-_B_on~,=r_Sp.!-.!?~~_ ~S _~691_~ ___________ OFFICERS 1984~1985 President - JeanSNEDEGER 843~7322 Treasurer - A.J. LAWSON 842-3227 Vice-President - Jane WIGGINS 843-1619 Librarian - Edn~ WELLING 842-1124 Recording Secretary-Hugh STOUPPE 841-4230 Editor - Judy SWEETS 842-7271 Corresponding Secretary - Mary Lou WINCHELL 843-8480 Genealogist - Don VAUGHN-'84-3-5917· ----====~ - \. FLORY-Relatives of the FLORY family celebrated their 58th r~union on September 9. 1984 at Lone Star Church of the Brethren. Lone Star. KS. About 75 attended. The next reunion will be the second Sunday in September 1985 at the same location. Virgil FLORY is President. HUBBARD-The 70th annual HUBBARD reunion was held October 28. 1984 at Linwood Community Center. Linwood. KS. GABRIEL-The Descendants of William GABRIEL held their reunion on November 18,1984 at the City Hall in Eudora. Kansas_. \ SCHWARTZ-Descendants of Frederick and Eaizabeth SCHWARTZ held their annual reunion at Marion @'p~~Ings School. Word~en. KS on Oct 7. 1984. Mr. and M.rs. Walter STOEBENER were the hosts. TORNEDEN-Seventy five descendants of John Bernard Carl and Caroline Pauline ALTENBERND TORNEDEN gathered September 16. 1984 at the Douglas County 4-H Building. Lawrence. KS for the 40th Annual reunion. The TORNEDENS came to the United States from Detmold. G&~many in 1869 with their nine children and settled near Eudora, KS. The 41st reunion will be the Jrd· SunClay· of September 1985. Contaot' Mrs. Floyd TORNEDEN for more information • . ', �- - ------- II ,54 .' >; ~ENTAFELC of' Dona1:d,'-VAUGHN ':~J%'~~ --- - ----- Fed. Chart # - Name T __ . _______ Born Married Died 195 1 Ks. 1930 Ks. -l-.-Donaid Wllliam VAUGHN (married Wilma Kathryn ~lorton) 1970 Ks. 1915 Ks. Hl94 Ks. 2. Warren Potter VAUGHN 1970 Ks. 1892 Ks. 3. Edith Vadna KING WL 19 1 5 Ks. n. 1879 1855 John Henry VAUGHN 4. Ks. 1920 Wi. 1862 Sarah Alvira 'Thayer 5. 1938 Ca. 1879 Ia. 1856 Ia. 6. Clinton Hanley KING 1930 Ca. 7. Sarah Elizabeth RAYMOND 1858 Ia. 1915 Ks. 1854 n. 1825 NY. 8. Delos Calvin VAUGHN lP88 Ks. NH. 1836 JAMES Abagall L. 9. 1863 WL 1860 WL 1841 NY. 10. Warren Potter THAYER 1895 Ks. 1840 WL 11- Ravhel Jane ROUSE 1849 p", .1817 Pa. KING 12. Alvah 1878 Ia. 1829 Pa. BAXTER 13. Clarissa 1896 Ks. 1854 n. 1824 Ha. 14. Alfred Whitney RAYMOND 1896 Ks. 1835 Pa. 15. l1ary Ann 110SS~:AN 18 4 5 NY. 1799 KY. VAUGHN 16. John 1902 NY. 1805 NY. 17. Hannah MARTIN 1811 NH. 18. John J. JAHES ':f~ WL 1815 NH. 19. ~lary A. NEALLY 1823 Ma. 1857 Ma. 11a. 1796 RAYMOND Joseph 28. 1847 Ha. 1802 Ma. WHITNEY 29. L1nda 1866 Ia. 1798 Md. 30. Francis 110SSNAN Jr. 1856 Ia. 1811 BAILEY 31- Sarah 1851 NY. NY. 1771 RI. 32. Stephen VAUGHN 1845 NY. 1774 COOPER Phebe 33. NY. NY. NY. 34 . George MARTIN NY. Vt. 35· Hannah COLVIN 185 0 NP.. 1794 NH. 1783 NH 36. Ezekiel Worthen JANES 1864 NH. NH. 37. Susannah "Lucy" HOOD n. 1800 !'..'H. 1775 NH. 38. Nathew NEALLEY 11'\35 NH. .1776 TRUE 39. Polly 1823 Ma. 1768 Ha. 1795 Na. 56. Jonathan RAYMOND 1R39 Ma. 1771 Ma. 57. Nartha (Patty) DOWNE 1802 Ma. 1770 Na. 1793 Ma. WHITNEY 58. John 1838 Ma. 1770 11a. 59. Elizabeth STEARNS 1833 Fa. 1748 Ire. 1773 ISo. Francis MOSSNAN BROWN 61. Sarah 1823 NY. 1762 ~I. 17 4 0 RI. VAUGHAN Jr. 64. David 1R21 NY. 1739 HI. 1)5. Hannah i!ATHEWSON 1831 !!I'lL 17151 NH. 1775 NH JANES 72. John Na. 73. Hannah (Nary) WOR'THEN 1866 NH. 1772 NH. 76. Joseph NEALLEY 77. Susannah (Nolly) BmiDOIN 1774 NH-. 1?35 ~TH • TRUE 1752 NH. 78. ~zra 1818 NE. ::lUSSELL 175 4 79. Holly 1784 Ma. 1756 ~'a. 173 4 Na. 112. Jonathan RAYMOND 1825 11a. Na. 113. Susanah WHI'TE 114. Joseph DOWNE 115· Nartha WOOD 116. Nathan WHITNEY 117. Tabitha NERRIAM 1802 Vt. 1731 Ma. 1765 1>la. i1R. Josiah STEARNS 1732 l1a. 1802 Ma. 119. Abagall ENERSON 120. John MOSSNAN 1709 Ire. Ire. 1802 Fa. 121. Elizabeth HEHDHAN Ire. Ire. 128. David VAUGHAN 1716/7 RI. 1738 it I. 1774/7 RI. 1 ;~9. Freelove BOONE 1713 1774/7 HI. 130. Francis NATTISON HI. 131. Dianah TIBBETS HI. 144. John JANES 1720 NH. 1761 NH. 145. Nercy BATCHELDER 1724 NH 146. Ezekial WORT~EN 1783 152. Nathew NEALLEY Ire. 1739 NH. 1757 NH. 153. Narllaret BEVERLAND Ire. 156. Abraham TRUE 1721 Na. 1744 NH. 1802 157. Sarah (Sally) FRENCHl725 -1814 158. Joseph RUSSEL 224. Jonathan RAYNOr-.'D 1702 Ha. 1760 Ma. 22~. Henzibah L~ECH MFl. -.. ------- ----- ._- - �55 ~ i' ~ _ " i I, -- -- -- -- -- -- .--- - ----- --~--~- WHITE 226: ioseph WHITMORE 227. Nary 1719 N~. 228. 'Nllliam DOW~lE 1722 Ma. 229. Margaret FITC~ 1697 Ma. WH!'rN~Y 232. David 233. Rebbeca FILLEBROWN 1704 Ma. STEARNS 236. Josiah 237. Sannah (Susanna)BALL1708 ria. 1679 Ire. HOSSHAN 240. James Ire. 241. Nal!;adalene HA3?IS VAUGHAN Jr. 1682 RI. 256. Georr:re NICHOLS 257. Jeane 1673 28R. Benjamin JANES 289. Susannah SMITH BATCHELDER 1691 NH. 290. Samuel 2910 ~lizabeth DAVIS 1693 NH. 356. Benjamin TRUE HORRILL 1696 357. Judith 1701/2 FRENCH 358. Joseph 1703 GOULD 359. Hannah 1689 MR. 448. Jonathan RAYXOND 449. Charity GALE LEECH 450. Samuel 451. Hephzibah 3EA 456. Col. Wllliam DO'NNE 457. Sar~h DANFORTH 11,95/6 Ma. 458. Joseph FITCH Ha. 1697 459. N~rg:'\ret CLARK 1660 Ha. 464. Benjarn1n ~IHIT~:EY 465. Abagall HAGE3 STEARNS 1654 l'~a • 472. John 1684 Ma. 473. AbagFl.ll FISKE VAUG:l:AN 1650 HI. 512. Georll:e 1662 HI. 513. NFlrlraret SPYNK 514. Richar1--NICHOGS 1670 Ma. 712. Wllli~ TRUE 713. Eleano, S'TE'IENS - - .HOR?ILL 1671 7l4. AbrahaId 1710 715. E11zab~th SARGENT 1679 716. Joseph L___FRENCH_ BROWN 717. Abigall 1668 GOULD 718. Samuel ROWELL 1673/4 719. S~rah RAyrWND Ha. 1n 53 896. 'Thomas BUNPUS R97. Mary FITCH 1662/3 Ma. 916. Joseph WHITNEY 92R. John R:;YNOLDS 929. ::tuth STEARNS 11\38 !'la. 944. Samuel 1642 l'IANNIKG 945. ~annah 10:;>4. John VAUGHAN Enj:>:. 1025. Gillian TOUZAR En,\,. Eng. 1026. Robert SPYNK 1615 1027. Alice 1640 HEWES 1424. Henry 1644 TRUE Ha. 1425. Jane BrlADBUHY 1645 Na. 1426. Benjamin STEVENS 1650 1427. Hannah BARNARD 1649 Ma. 1428. Isaac 1646 MOi1RILL Ha. 1429: Phebe GILL 1649/50 14 30. Wllliam SA3.GENT 164.5/6 ~1a. 1431. Hary 16lt'7 COLBY 1432. Josenh FRENCH 1654 Ha. 1433. Sarah EAsnlAN 1655 1434. Philip BROWN Ca 1648 BUSWELL 1435. Nary 1645 1436. Nathan GOULD 1438. Phllip !W..JELL 1647/8 ~!a. 1439. Sarah HORRILL 1650 Ma. 1792. John RAYNOND Eng. SCRUGGS 1793. i1achel 1627 . Enj:>:. EIT.CH_ 163 4 . I~a. 1832. Josen~ 1833. Hanna,, SWEETSER 1856. John I WHITNEY 1592 Eng. Ca 1599 Eng. ~821~ Eli~~l! ! -- ----- - ~ --------- - 175 4 i'la. Ma. l'Ia. 1754 ~IFl. 1729 MR. 1756 1718/19 Ma. 170f> Ire. 1708 RI. 1729 1702 1747 Na. Ma. Ire. Ire. RI. HI. N:!. KH. 1706 NH. 1717 N:l:. 1779 NH. 17 4 2 176R MR. 1722/3 ~lR. Ha. 175lJ. 17lJ.8 Ma. 1701/2 Ha. 1728 Ma. 1680 :704 HI. HI. HI. 1733 ,.1768 1731 1731 He.. 1718/9 Ma. 1687 Na. HI. 1695/6 1699 1693 1688 1673 1670 1668 ~::-l. If: a • 1695 Ha. 1683 1723.4 1677/8 ;i'Ia. Ca 1~8~ Na. ,t!. :U. HI. HI. M8.• 1735 Na. 1729 1689/90 1711/12 Ha. 1713 HE!. 1714 l<IR. Ma. Ca 1700 Ma. 1678 lf83 17 4 8 1729 1669 ~!R • I"a. Ma., 1~R3 1670 -1 ..... -...... Ca 1732 Na. ~- !\Ttt l, ••• 1725 1662/3 Ma. 1667/8 l~a. 1693 1690 Ha. 1654 I'IR. 1703 ~1a. 1661 ~ra. 11\94 1673 1673 1659 Ha. Ha. • l'!a. N ... .- �I. ,- - 1888-.I saac ----S1'-EA::1NS 2848. 2e49. 2850. 2851. 2852. 2854 . 2856. 2857. 3584. 3586. 3664. Henry Iseral Thomas TRUE PIKE BRADBURY Ca 1611 ~Iary PERKINS John STEVENS Ca 1611 Thomas BAR!~RD Ca 1612 Abraham HO::1!ULL Sarah CLEMENT George RAYl'iENT Thomas SCRUGGS Dea. Zachary FITCH 3~66. Seth SWEETSER 1606 3712. 'rhomas WHIT t,tE Y Ca 1563 3713. Mary BRAY 1564 Submitted by. I50hald -j ,-1 w. Vau/lhn Eng. Ca 1644 Eng. Ca Ca 1636 1/5 71 1h 59 l'le. • 1694 NR. 1700 1'11: • Na. 1~88/9 Ca 16 4 5 1677 16/')2 1/')94 Em;. En~. En~. En~. En~. En~. 1632 Ma. 1946 Barker lfi62 lh37 1629 Lawrence. K~. Ma. En~. ::!l~. 66046 -----~ .... ,~----- ( There have been several German settlements in Douglas County Kansas since 1854. Most were situated in four or f.1 ve distinct' areas of the county,:; Stull (Dear Creek Settlement) in the NW: Eudora in the East: Worden in the South: Clearfield (Capt's creek): and Lawrence. The Pennsylvania German immigration into Douglas County began by 1855 and the first D~kard Church was organized in 1858. The EBERHAR'r and ULRICH fam'flies were two of many who settled in the Willow Springs area. Some of those German families who settled in the area of present-day Stull were: HILDENBRAND, GRESS, FRICKER, HElL, HOUK, BAHNMAIER, etc. In 1856, three members of a German Immigrant Settlement (or Society) from Chicago, called Deutsche Ansiedlungs Verein (or New Settlers Committee) were sent~out~':}as:::-B:rdo'ca:-t;1on commi ttee to chose a townsite for a German settlement. The three men were: H. HEIMANN, F. BARTELDES and C. SCHEIFER. Land for the settlement at presen,tday Eudora was deeded to the SOCiety by Chief Paschal FISH. Up until the late 1800's the German language was used in churches and and other gatherings of the Germans in that area. In Lawrence, many of the German merchant's stores of the last century were concentrated in the 700 and 800 block of Massachusetts St., such as stores owned by: William WIEDEMANN, who owned a popular ice cream and confectionary store: Charles ACHNING. hardware bUSiness: Leo STEINBERG, dry goods: Fred WIEMAN, cigar maker: 'and Carl NEUMANN, Central Drug Store (also called Deutsche Apotheker). A Turnhalle (or German gymnastic Club) was established in 1857 on the SW corner of 10th and N.Y. Sts. Later another Turnhalle was opened in 1867 at 9th and Rhode Island Sts. This stone building still stands today. A German newspaper , DIE GERMANIA ,<.:we;s:Cf:o.unded in 1877 by Gottlieb OEHRLE ~nd in later years Henry ALBACH was the editor and proprietor. Th1,s;:"'W~E9K~y,j'i:.paper was a popular one with local Germans up until the outbreak of ' World War I when its publication ceased. By 1890, there were 1,011 persons living in Douglas County who had been born in Germany, according to the Federal Census. Today hundreds of Douglas County citizens can trace their descent tr..om,one or more of the early German settlers in the county. ------- - - - - - ~----- ---- -- ----- - - - '- �57 _ A ~;;;;;~L;-I-'r~'r.~LE;.~.L~KN~O~WN~S;:O~U~R-GE-~;;;;;;;;;G~m~-~~iAN~~"~A~:l,;;I--EN~'~';;R~-EG~-~J.~S;~~A~-'r.;I~-O~N;;-R~-E~GQ~RD~-~-s~-~;;;;;~I '" by~' Ju.dy METCALF SWEETS~',~, A ver1table " g hIDd-m1ne fl of genealogical material reoently oame to our attent10n add we would be remiss 1f we did not share this wonderful "find" with our fellow genealog1sts. We speak of the so-oa-lled '''G'erman Alltim~egistrat10n forms" wh10h are in ,the Federal Arohi ves on Banni ster Road in Kansas City. 'M1ssouri. If you f1nd a reg1strat10n form for one of your German ancestors there. you are in for a real treat. Because. not only will you learn your anoestor's date and place of birth. his or her parent's names and plaoes of birth. but you will also'see your ancestor's signature-. f1ngerpr1nts and best of all-:"a blaok and white photo of h1m or her taken in'1918. A little baokground 1nformat10n might help to explain these reg1stration"..,f"prms. In 1918. the U.S .hpd"""been in W.W. I only one year. but arlt~l~erman sentiment was 1ntefise- One has only to read 'J the local and national newspapers of that time period to get a sense of this. The ,Lawrence Daily JOurnal World of February 14. 1918 quoted from Tlie, p.r.SV1denoe Rhode Island Journal whioh admon1shed oit1zens to: . ,,~. - "Be on; guard" •• "Every German or Austrian in the U.S •• ;0t () unless khow~_by_ year.s .. of. association to be absolutely loyal ! l\"'./~L should be t~eated as a potential spy. Keep your eyes and ear,s open .. ". l __ . _.' ,;'v,(,c:(1:~._ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. -=.J. ~=::-- __ ~ ...... _ "./-'" ....:..-,/ . _ - - - - _._--- --------------- ) - - - - - - - - - - _ . _ - - - - - - --- - - - - - - - - - - ------- One looal exdple of this dtstrust was the trea.tment' of Adolf Lw,tz. a German-Ame.t..i-can--and a promlnent· businessman of Eudora. Kansas. He arrived at hls offices one day to find them painted.yelihow. The Lawrence Dally JOurnal published his response in the June 20. 1918 issue. "When I came ,to this country over )0 years ago. I Came with the intention of making this country my home; I took out my first papers the first year I was here and my second papers in 1892. I have tried honestly to live up to the laws of our country ~ll the time and wh~n the United States became involved in the present war. I never shirked or refused a call to help whatever way I could in giving my time and money for whatever purpose it was needed ••• I made the statement over and over again to Germans and Americans alike that since our country is in war with Germany, anybody who had any leanings towards hls former home must put them aslde and take the only proper stand "- __The- stand for America and America alone. If this action brands me disloyal, and subject ,to attacks. I would like to know what I should do? •• " I I, " I I - - - - - - -in--Apr-l1 o-f-19i'i.-HenrY-A.LBACH. another German-Amerlcan w~s--------­ _requested to !ipectk at--a 'loyalty meetlng as'~ ~epresentative of the nearly 1.000 cltlzens of Douglas County in "whose velns flows German blood. 1I In his adcWess he asked for tolerance and understa_nd1ng. But the Registration Aot1n!February 1918 only served to create more intolerance. ',By Pre'sident1$1 Proolalmatlqn. all '!'natl ves. cl tlzens. or subjec!}S--ot'---the German--~plre. be1ng male" 14 years and up1fards who are not now naturallzed a~·Amerlcans arerequlred to -- - --- - ---- ------- - - - - - - -- --- -?----- --- " --- --- i, t .- --- - �58 reglster.. as "allen enemles." The same type',.of. reglstratlon was requlred ln June 1918 for German-born females or those Amerlcan women who were marrled to unnaturallzed Germans. Not only dld the re~.il,s.trants have to g1:'.V:.~, ali of the vl tal statlstlcs regardlng themselves and close relatlves. but they were flngerprlnted and photographed. And ln the event that they wlshed to move to another town. they were flrst requlred to submlt a wrltten request fo~_permlsslon to leave the area. 1 The Lawrence Daily Journal-worirp.of February' 7. 1918 reported: __L.. ~----- --------- - - -- -----. -f--i --- --- - "Among those who sutfer lnnocently:are a large number of flne old German--men- and women who fcame to thls~.untry years ago to make thelr homes and fortunes and who today are loyal to the core. Some of these men'~Qok out thelr flrst (naturallzatlon) papers necessary to cltlzenshlp years ago and belng glven the rlght to vote forgot that anythlng else was necessar.y or knowlng and neglected to complete thelr cltlzenshlp and the~efore had to reglster among the allen Germans of the county. One of these flne old men was brought to tears the other day when he found he had to reglsterlas an alien of the country whlch had been hls home so l o n g . " ' . ~-----,---------'-------------------- ------- -=---=----=----=----=---=-------- Accordlng to the Lawrence Dally JOurnal World of February 16, 1918. eleven German " a llens" of Baldwln appeared for regt-stra.tlon that week. "Some of them have been here slnce yo~.th .((~e.il~g~~,mmdst . honored cl tlzens. among others-cl vll war veterans." ~,., It seems unlmaglnable to us now that these Germans, some of whom had been ln the Unlted States slnce the 1850's and cons1dered themselves to be as American as their nelghbors, should be subjected to the lndlgn1ty of reglstration as an "alien enemy", but it happened here ln Douglas County as well as in thousands of other registration centers across the country. InformatlQD copi~d frQm original records at the Federal Archlves Reg10nal Offlce, Kansas City, Mlssourl by Paullne, Elnlff. Gall Van Loenen and Judy Sweets. :Photos courtesy of Kansas Clty Branch of the Federal Archl ves • . - -- - -, . ',. -- " Abbre-vlations used: b=born; FA-father: MOCt=mother; SH=shlpln whlch emlgrated to US~ date and port of entry: Mn=ilialdennr;l.ame:c;BALD~IN HAAS, Frederlck. b. 17 Jan 1839, Ingelfenge. Wortheburg. GER. FAFrederlck HAAS; MO-Marlah HAAS: SH-"Samuel F,6x", Apr 1852. NY HAAS. Magdalena. l¥ln-PIPPERT. b. 2 D.ec 1842. Hessen. GEB., FA-Charlle PIPPERT; MO-Ellzabeth ROEMER (1). SH-blan~[,.)Mar 1861. New Orleans, LA. KARMENBERG. Carl. b. 22 Jan 1897, Jatzengen. GER. FA-"Don't know"; MO-Martha KARMENBERG. Lawrence, KS: SH-blal?-}[i Sept 1904. _____________~'laalt~~ore~~~'___________________________________________________ I �59 --- - MOLDENHAUR, Albert R., b. 5 Aug 1885, Folno, East Prussia, GER, FACarl MOLDENHAUR. MO-Matilda MOLDENHAUR, SH-"Muchen", 15 Mar 1893, Baltimore. MOLDENHAUER, Carl, b. 28 Jan 1838, Polno, East Prussia, GER, FAFerdinand MOLDENHAUER, Rt. 3, Baldwin, MO-Caroline MOLDENHAUER, SH-"Muchen", 1893, Baltimore. MOLDENHAUER, Minnie Millie. Mn-KANNENBERG. b. 16 Dec 1889, Clearfield, KS, FA~Au.gust KANNENBEliG. b .,G~. MO-Fr~da FOOCK. b. GER. FORL,' Augusta~ 'Mri!HACksTEIN (1), b. 3 Jan 1869. Bahn. GER', FA.;.. Auguste HACKSTEIN (.1), b. Bahn, GER, MO-Henrietta SUPKE. b. GER, SH-"Hohernzollern; 25 Apr 1883, Baltlmore. PORL. Herman. b. 1 Apr 1859; Bahn. Fotern ('1). GER: FA-Christian PORL, MO-Wilhelmina·PORL, SH-"Habsburgll, 21 Apr 1883 POOCH, Albertina. Mn-HALVASS; b. 13 Aug 1850, Selden, GER; FA-Frank HAL VASS, b. GEe:; MO-Amelia KNACK, b. GEB; SH":"do not kno,!{• ., ca. 24 Apr 1889, Baltimore. POOCH. Heinrich, b. 22 Nov 1865, Mudsa a (1), East Prussia, GER. FAHerman FOOCH, MO-Fredericka (1) POOCK; SH-flDer Rhine", 15 Apr 1898, Baltimore. ROHE, Martin, Sr. b. 20 Oct 1855, Alsace, GER, FA-George R. ROHE; MO-Barbara ROHE, SH;.."Mori tz Orston", Feb 1873, NY. BOHE, Psuline, Mn- STROBEL; b. 19 June' 1855, Herman, MO; FA-Jacob STROBEL. b. Wurtenburg, GER; MO-Christlna M!OALENA, b. US. STOEBENER, Elizabeth, (entry {unGer name of Elizabeth ENGELHARDT~~; b. 23 Apr 1843, Hermersbergerhof, Bavarla, GER: FA-Heinrich STOEBENER;, b. GER; MO-Margaret BUCKMAN, b. GER; SH-do not know, ca. 1 Apr 1867. NY. . THUDIUM, William Ernest, b. 11 May 1884, Beutelsback, Wurtenberg, GER, FA-Henry, THUDI UM, MO-Kathrin THUD! OM, SH-"Augusta Victoria", 15 Sept 1894, Hoboken, N~. VOGLER, Ge;prge Peter, b. 13 May 1875, Newebrien ('1)Goder, GER; FAVolenteur VOGLER, MO-Eva VOGLER, SH-not ilsted, 18 Dec 1885, NY . WACKER, Frank, b. 21 May 1890, Nordorf Schleswig Holstein, GER, FAHenry WACKER. resldes Baldwln. MO-Ines WACKER, resides Baldwin, SH-"Mosel", Dec 1894. Hoboken. YOUNG. Katherine, 'Mn~ENGLEHARDT; b. 8 Jan 184?, Hermasperhop. Bavaria GER. FA-Henry ENGLEl:lARDT, b. Bavaria, GER: MO-Margaret ENGLEHARDT (BUCHMAN.J.,~b. GEB; SH-IIAdalanda( 1), ? Apr 1869, NY. I I I _ / . " •• I _t--l., Frederick HAAS. of Baldwin --- - - - - --------- __r-' crt~. -- . Katherine BLECHEL. of Eudora. KS ! Age 90 atttme of registration. - - - - _... _ _ ..1 , �60 YOUNG. Mlohael. b. 12 Mar 1841. Splrkalbaok, Bavaria, GER; FAHenry YOUNG. MO-Emma YOUNG. SH-"don't remember", May 1856, NY. EUDORA BLACKER, Lena. Mh-PIERCK; b. 31 Jan 1856. Pollenauf. Pomeron. GER; FA-Ferdinand PIERCKJ MO-Wilhelmina DAUCKE. formerly married to Narne (1) HILLE; SH-unknown. Nov 1890. NY •. BLECHEL, Katherine. Mn-NIEDEL. b. 5 Jaune 1829. Bishofught Neiderbaeren. GER; FA-Joseph NIEDEL, MO-Clause HAGELMUELLER. SHApr 1872, NY. BLOPP. Anna. Mn-REICHENBERGER. b. 29 Sept 1857, Grainet-Basson (1). GER. FA-George ~EI CHENBERGER, MO-Teresa REI CHENBERGER. SHtlDonauer ll • Oot 1889. NY . EDER. Anna. Mn-OBERLIGHTNEB., b. 8 Sept 1847. Barraw, GER. FA-Matt OBERLIGHTNER. MO-Mary OBFBLIGHTNEB.. SH-unknown, 18 May 1868. NY. EDER. L~na. Mn-GREINER. (former married name: NEUSTIFTER). b. 10 Jan 1863. Grainet. Bavaria. GER. FA-John GREINER. MO-Mary WOLF •• SH-unkno~n. Aug 1869 • NY. . ._ . \ EDER. Louis ~;" (also known. as. Lug.wig).; b.,. '26 ~.Q..u856" BlshQ~orel.t., Bavari~ •. GER ;F'A-Lorenz EDER •.MO-Anna Maria ED,Ea ;SH:-Hamb'!l~g - -Am. Line. 12 May 1869.· NY. GERSTENBERGER. Emelie Christianna. Mn- THOREN. b. 14 May 1860. Eudora, KS FA-Christian THOREN, MO-Katherine ROHRBACK; Shblank GERSTENBERGER. Fred,b. 7 Oot 1854. Hennerdorf. Sileola. GER. FAErnst' W'. GERSTENBERGER, MO-Anna R. GERSTENBERGER, SH-Ooean; Mar 1864, NY GERSTENBERGER. Ernst W., b 25 July 1850. Hennorsdorf. S11esia. GER. FA-Ernest W. GERSTENBERGER. ~IO-Anna R. GERSTENBERGER; SHIt Ooean". Mar 1864. NY . .... GERSTENBERGER. Sophia "Li ssette, Mrl.-TOENNIS! b. :~.4_.J.uli _~R54~,.·" Hano:v.eii, Holfern. GER. FA-Christian TOENNIS ~. lYIO-Wilhelril1·na~HORENKOHL. SH-"Donau", 2 Aug 1871. NY GREINER. Franoes, Mn-BLECHEL. b 27 Deo 1863, Bishofuglet. Neiderbaeren, GER. FA-Xapluer BLECHEL, MO-Katherine NIEDEL, SHunknown. Apr 1872. NY HADL, Joseph, b. 3 Feb 1839, Krenet, Bavaria. GER, FA-Reimund HADL, MO-Anna Maria HADL. Sli-don't reoolleot,Sept 1891, NY HADL. Stephen, b. 3 Aug 1843. Kreimet, Baviaria. GER, FA-Andreas . HADL, MO-Theresea HADL, Sli-don't reool~eot, 2 Feb 1872, NY HAOLE, Anna, Mn-LENTZ, b. 1 Sept 1843, Franenberg, Niederbeiren. GEB., FA-John LENTZ, MO-Anna SCHOENBERGER, Sh-Unknwon, 2 Feb 1872, NY ~~ER, Christian G., b. 5 July 1867, Ulbaok. Wurttenberg, GER. FARudolph HAMMER. MO-Wilhelmina HAlYmER, SH-Lessing, 8 Sept 1880, NY HAMMER, Rudolph F., b 14 Feb 1864. Uhlbaok, Wurttenberg, GER, FARudolph HAMMER. MO-Wllheimlna HAMMER, Sh-Lessing, 8 Sept 1880, NY KAISER, Charles D., b 7 Oot 1869, Wangen, Wurttemberg, GER. FAGottlob (1) KAISER. MO-Christine KAISm, SH-Lessing &lSSe.pt 1880 NY. (Note: Also known as Karl KAISER). . KAISER. Christine Barbara, Mn-KLEIL. b. 26 Oot 1844, Wangen-Wurt~. ep~erg, GER, FA-Jaoob KLEIL, MO-Christine STROBEL. SH-"Lesslng fl • . , . s~,p;t 1880. NY KAISEEr...·-Nanle, MN-SCHURR, b 10 Feb 1872, Baltmans (1). Wurttemberg. G.EB. FA- John SCHURR, MO-Barbara HEIDLER. SH-unknown, 3 June 1892, NY. (Note: Name for entry, Nanle SCHURR) • �61 EUDOHA Registration continued: KANNEBERG. Frida Ernestine Wilhelmen.i'~Mn-POOCHY, b. 2 June 1860, Nigolen-Pommeron, GER. FA-Herman POOCH, MO-Fredericke BEGROW?, SH-"Nerenberg". Apr 1883. Baltimore KASBEBGER, Mary. MN-KAMPINGER, also known as Mary SCHMlqr, b. 15 Mar 1842, Schoenberg-Braeman. GER, FA-Raymond KAMPINGER. MOMary Ann MUELLER, SH-"Hermann". May 1867, NY. KASBERGER. Mikel, b. 11 Sept 1856. Wecksheit, Bavaria, GER. FAJoseph KASEBEBGER, MO-Katherine KASEBERGER, SH-"Do n'6.t recollect: 10 May 1881, NY. KOEHLER. Gustave. b. 25 Feb 1874, Pommern, GER. FA-Henry KOEHLER, MO-Wl"lhelmina KOEHLER, residence-Rummelsburg. Pommern. GER: SH- "Weber". 3 July 1890. Baltimore. KOEHLER, Lena, MN-KOELLER. b. 18 Nov 1880, DeSoto. KS, FA-William KOELLER .. b.·GER, MO-Anna GEIHT, b. IL. KOEHLER.· Lenat;\ MN,..RI.CfiTERMEIER, :b.~i,6: J.une 1884, Franklin Co., MO, FA-August HI CHTEBMEIER, MO-Minnie BABENMEYER. KOEHLER, William A., b. 3 May 1884, Pommern, GER, FA-Henry KOEHLER, MO-Wilhelmina KOEHLER, residence Rummelburg, Pommern, GER. SHCrown Prinz William. 20 Oct 1905, NY. KOEMER. Henry C., b. 22 Nov 1866. Koehigshain. Selisia, GER, FA-John August KOEMER, MO-Christine KOEMER, resides Paola. KS, SH"Bohemia ", 9 May 1882. NY. KOERNER, Mary. MN-ZEIGLER, b 26 Jan 1873, Eudora, KS, FA-Logan ZIEGLER. b. FA, MO-Sopb1~::>·SHULTZ. b. Hamburg. GER. LOTZ, Carl F •• b 11 Oct 1870 •. Zroeibrucker (?), Rhelnpfortz. Bavaria, GER, FA-Adolph LOTZ, resides, Eudora, KS: MO-Elizabeth LOTZ. resides Eudora, KS, SH-"America", 12 Jul 1883, Baltimore. LOTZ, Julius, b 25 Apr 1868. Zweibrue en, Rheinpfalz. Bavaria, FAMO-Elizabeth LOTZ. resides Adolph LOTZ, resides, Eudora, Eudora, KS. SH-ItMain", 15 May 1 5, NY. LOTZ, Louise: MN-HAMMER. b 15 July 18 I , Ulback, Wurttelllburg, GER: FA-Gottlieb HAMMER, b. Ulback, Elizabeth SOHN (1). b. KROMENAKER, GER. SH-flLessing", 7 Sept 1880. ~Y LOTZ, Rose E., MN-DOLISI. b 30 June 18 1, Eudora, .KS, FA-Jake - - -___ D.OLISI•. P..!. ~sas_,_ Lor_a.1l!~.-,_MO_-.M )~19~~.L b ~.MO . . . __ ._""--,-_. " I r- -------------------------,.---1I , -_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ~~ , I' I I . I --:·:---.:=;s·t-~hen_H..ADL._ o..f -- •. '; Eudora. KS'---.--- ... " .~. i~i_-H-~~-?1,.---~~"[~~-.-- I --~ ,I Henry KAHLE. of Lawrenoe. A C1v1l War veteran . KS ~: . �-.---~-- -. Eudora Registration continued: - (_. ---.,,) f>--=:' ,', / 6~: MEINKE~ -jUisa; MN-NEUSINGER.- b. 19 Mar 1843, Fadenrod-Olsarben. GER. FA-Konrad NEISINGER. b. Hanove~. GER. MO:-~therine SCHROEDER. b. Fadeurod (1). Okarlen (1). GER,SH-"E.:C. TIERMAN". l'ilay 1866. Baltimore. . I __ _. NElS. Maria'iI.Elizabeth; MN-GUENTHER, b. 9 Feb 1864.,UH,e.1,'lIlk1rcher. G~; FA-Peter GUENTHER. ti. He1mkircher, GEB; MO-Katherine WAGNER, b. Jettenback. GER, SH-"Braunsdhiverg". 18 July 1881. Baltimore NElS, Fred. b. 15 July 1854. Heimkirdhen. Rhein Phatz. GER. FAPeter N·EIS. MO-Elizabeth NElS. SH-uHansa", 22 May 1869, NY. NElS, Minnie Susanna (1). ~rn-STROBEL. b. 9 Feb 1859, Herman. ~e, FAJacob STROBEL. b. Wangen-Wurttemberg. GER, MO-Christine BEATTMAN. b. Unterdrecken. Wurt~enberg. SH-blank. NElS. Peter, b. 23 Nov 1860, Heimkirchen. Rhein Phalz. GER. FAPeter NElS. MO-Elizabeth NElS; SH-1!Han~a"', 22 May 1869. NY. PFLEGER. Emma Audaphine. MN-BEBNITZ. b. 15 Feb 1859. Tipton. IND; FA-Frederick B'EfiNITZ" b. wernigbrode. Prussia. NO-Mary GOETZ. b. Steindorf. GER. I . , PFLEGER. Karl, b. 22 Aug 1858, Hetmk1rchen. GER, FA-Karl STARK. MOHelena PFLEGER. SH-"don' t remember". 5 july 1881. Baltimore. POOCH. Anna El1za; MN and entry name-MOLDENHAUER. b. 12 Jan 1876. Pollenow. GER, FA-Carl MOLDENHAVER. B. GER. MO-Matilda VENCHE? b. GER. SH-tlAldenburg ll , May 1892. Baltimore • .. POOCH. Freder1ck. b .'17 -Feb 1866. PiJstoff. East Prussia. GER. FA-Herman POOCH. MO-Frieda POOCH. \SH-"RheinIl2,J_>.~~pr 1889, Baltimore. POOCH. Herman C •• b. 11 Mar 1868. Kanfzig. Pommern~ Germany. FAHerman POOCH, MO-"don't inow. niother died when I was young". SH-Ucan't recollect. 1 Dec 18881. NY RICHTERMEIER. Anna Mary (1). MN-MESSENGER. b. 1 Feb 1867. Sharpsburg. PA. FA-Jacob MESSENGER. b. GER • MO-Katherine MESSENGER. b. GER. RICHTERMEIER. August. b. 12 Mar 1854. Detmold (1). Westpfalen. GER, FA-Frederick RICHTERMEIER, MO-Henrietta RICHTERMEIER. SHHermen. Oct 1879. NY. ROTHBERGER. Anna, MN and entry name, Anna ZILLNER, b 7 June 1857. I Neiderbaren. GER, KlafenstraS1~, FA-Jos. ZILLNER, b. Klopen:;~ strass;--.·· MO-Anna MUELLER. b. Schimelback. GER. SH-unknown, June 1882. Baltimore. ROTHBERGER. John, b. 12 May 1849. Bavaria. GER. FA-Reimund ROTHBERGER, MO-Anna Maria, SH-"don't recollect, 15 June 1881, NY. SCHAEFER. Clara M•• MN-SCHAEFER. b. 23 May 1890. Hepp1ngen. GER, FA-Andreas SCHAEFER. b. Hepp1ngen. GER, MO-Catherine SCHMICK. LER. b. Hepp1ngen. GER. SH-".Freeland". Sept 1902. NY. _ - -, :'SCHNERLE.W1111am.b. 22 May 1863. Oberbobengen,Wurttenberg. GER. , ---- T FA-Moelcher (?r"SCHNERl.E. -J1fO-BarbaraScH.NERLE, SH-"~ulda"'~-'-~ ~ (~5Apr-H~87. NY. , - , . SCHOPPER; Mary Tracy (1). MN-SIEWALD. b. 24 Mar 1863. Warrenton. MO. FA-Joseph SIEWALD. b. Bavar1a. MO-Tekla STADLEBAUER. b. Bavar1a. SCHOPPER. Joe. b. 17 Apr 1860. Bassau. Bavar1a. GER, FA-Mike SCHOPPER, MO-Franc1s SCHOPPER, SH-"don't recollect". 10 May 1872. NY. SCHURI CHT. Chas. b.2 Nov 1839. Clansnetz. Saxony. GER. FA-Gottlob S.CHURICH-T.MO-iI1enore SCHURICHT. SH-"Amsterday". 3 Jul 1883. _ _ _ _ _-=N:.:...:Y~. Also know as Carl SHlIRICHT. ' . SCHUSTER p John. b. 1 Mar i865. B1shofsre1t, Bavaria. GER. FA-Joseph SCHUSTER. MO-Anna SCHUSTER. S_CHUSTEB. Mary Anna-C?)~-MN--anaentry name-Ma'i-y RODLER----;b~4 June . 1876. Ne1derb~eren. GER. FA-George RODL~. b. Ne1derbaeren. . MO-Anna CHHISEL. b. Ne 1derbaer~.n. GER. $H-unknown. 1 813 5, NY. SONMEB. Mary. Mn and entry; name. Mary ZILLNER. b. 6 July 1806. : Bavar1a. GER. FA-Jos\. ZILLNEB, iMO-Anna MUELLER. both parents born Bavar1a. GEB. Sl:l-"Braunsc~we1g". July '1884. Balt1more_._ ) �Eudora Registration continued: 63 I SPEICHER.' Lor-en:z. b~--Lf-Se-pt 1858. Hartheim. Baden~GER. FA-Johan George SPEI CHER. MO-Theresa SPEI CHER. SH-"St. Lawrence". 2 Feb 1882. NY. SPEICHER. Mary Elizabeth. MN-SCHEHRER. b. 17 Sept 1871. Eudora. KS. FA-Stephen SCHERER, b. Elsaas. GER. MO-Elizabeth SPEIDEL, b. Elsaas, GER. TREFZ. Wm. b. 11 July 1856. Kirchheim, Wurtemberg. GER. FA-Gottlieb TREFZ •. , MO-Friederike TREFZ, SH-"America lt , Jan 1873. NY. WICHMAN. Herman, b. 20 Sept 1872, Riede. Hanover. GER. FA-Henry WICHMAN. resides Felde, Hanover, GER, MO-Gesine WICHMAN, SH"lMERIKA". 20 Oct 1887. ZI ESENIS ,'Ereder i ck, b. 19 May 1841, Wundsdorf. Hanover, - GER, FAHeinrich F. ZIESENIS, MO-Dorothy ZIESENIS, SH-"Norman lt 28 Aug 1865. NY. ZIESENIS. Karoline, MN-MUELLER, b. 1 July 1848. Newport Landing, NY. FA-John J. MUELLER. b. Wurttemberg, GER, MQ-Eva BAKOUS. b. Baeren. GER. ZILLNER. Bar~ara N •• MN~BAUER. b. 21 Dec 1886. Eudora. KS, FA-Joseph BAUER .- b. GER. MO-Barbara MESMER. b. GER. ZILLNER. Jos •• b. 1) Feb 1875. Breitenberg, Bavar1a, GER. FA-Joseph ZILLNER, lYlO-Anna ZILLNER. SH-ItNorth German-Lloyd L1ne", 5 Jul 1875, Baltimore. ., _-:- __ ~:-- ~ __ ::- __ "'-=. __ -_":_- ___ ~-=---,,- a____ ____ ... "-_ LAWRENCE ALTENBERND. W1lhelm1ene.lb. 2 Feb 18)8. Leophlstahl, ~ippe Detmpld. L1ppe Detmold, GER, FA-Conrad 'ALTENBERND. b. Amt-horn Lippe, Detmold, GER, res1des, Lawrence, KS, MO-Wilhelmine SIGGES (?) BALZER, Adam, b. 26 Dec 1881, GER, FA-Conrad BALZER, MO-Elizabeth WALTER, res1des 12 miles W. of Lawrence, SH-not given, Mar 1888, NY. BARTELDES, Luise,b. 5 Mar 1848, Mar1enverder, GER, Prove of Hannov:e.l'!', GER, FA-Ernst BARTELDES, b. Tundem (1). Hannover; MO- Sophie Dl~{ESSING~BARTELDES, b. Verden a1Aller, GER, SH-"Salier" ,:1-1,9 Sept 1882, NY. BOEHLE, August Henry, b. 28 Mar 1864, Potsdam, GER, FA-unknown, d1ed when August was a baby; MO-Wilhelmina. resides Bornstedt, GER, SH-uHohenstauffen'J. .-t:!OC':6r 12 Apr 1881. NY. DEIBEL, Maria, b. 20 Sept 1894. Dutentopau (1), Prussia, GER, FA'Ludwig DEIBEL, b. Allendorf, GER: MO-Margruete DEIBEL (SPEIEN?) b-: Allendorf. GER, resides Gilssen aid Lahn, Hessen, GER. SH"gross WALDEBSEE". 12 Aug 1911, Philadelphia. DREYER,. Frederik~ Emma ,-, ~-~UllN,, __ f,orm~r married name-OLFERMAN, b. 21 ,:. D~cl~55" E~lenburg, P~].lssle.,. __GER,._FA-Otto KUHNE.• b ~ Prussia, ,GER._MO-Frederika FLEISCHER, b. Prussia, GER, SH-"Schiller~' 1870. NY. .' ENO, Frank. b. 27 (?)/N'ov 186), GER. FA-John ENO, resides, Lawrence, KS, MO-Augusta ENO, SH-not gl ven, May 1867, NY. ENO, John, b. 11 Mar 18).!, Zeh, (N~M.2tPrussia, GER, FA-John ENO (1). MO-Auguste ,ENO (1), SH-"Saxonia" 16 May 1868. NY. _ FISCHER, Anna, b. 12 Apr 186), Czersk, Prussia. FA-Carl FISCHER, b. GER, MO-Elizabeth ASOWSKI (?), b. Poland, SH-"do not know" June 1872, NY. . • GANCI{, Anna, "~-LQTZ,_ g,. 15_l'an1857 ,_ Germane. Hessen'. GEBi -FANikolans (1) LOTZ: MO-Catha.~ina EMERICH. b. Glllerdorf~ -GER. SH-"Amarlka", 5 Dec 1878, Bal~l!1lo~e~, ___________ " ___, ______ , ___ _ �64 -\ GAUCK. Auguste. b;- 4 Apr 1844. FUllend~rt" GER.- FA-John GAUcK-; MOMarie GAU.CK. SH-"don' t remember". 1875. NY. GEILER Bruno E., b. 15 May 1872. Waldenburg. Saxony. GER: FAAuguste GEILER: MO-Auguste, FLEMMING; SH-"Amsterdam". May - ' GENARO:~KY. :"~"\' '~i:. Paul. b. 24 Apr 1880. (or 18861). Sperling: FA-Gottli~b GENARONSKY: MO-Auguste GENARONSKI. SH-"Neckar" ) Nov 1914. 1~ Baltimore. ~ ,GREISA.August Henry, b. 20 Jan 1894. Bienfeld (1). Wastfalen. GER. , FA-August GRIESA; resides Bielefeld. GEB: MO-Emilie GRIESA. resides Bulefeld. GEB, SH-ftBarbarosa" 28 Mar 1914. Hobocken. GUNTERT, Robert. Jr., b. 1 Dec 1884. Busingen. GER; FA-Robert GUNTERT, resides Lawrence. KS; MO-Caroline GUNTERT. resides Lawrence. KS. SH-"St. Louis".2?6 Jan 1905. NY. HAAS. Wilhelmina. b. 15 May 1865. Ober Mocrlen. Hessen Darenstadt. GER. FA-John HAAS ,,"died when I was 11 days old". b. Imstadt, Hessen. GER;,MO-Dorothea Katharine., b,. Bechtheim. Rhein. Hessen. GEB. SH-"Haerter". July 1879. NY. HECK. Emil G •• b. 3 Feb 1880. Baden, GER; FA-George HECK. resides 2~ miles W. of Lawrence. KS; MO-Marie HECK. resides 2* miles W. of Lawrence. SH-not given, about 1 Apr 1887, NY. HECK, George, b. 5 May 1852. Baden. GER; FA-Andres HECK; MO-Madelena HECK.SH-not given. about 1 Apr 1887. NY. HELWIG. Albert A; also known as Johanes GEROLSTEIN; b. 2 Mar 1869. Albsheim. Bavaria. GER; FA-Johanes HELWIG; MO-"did not know my mother' s name" ~ _SJ:i-tlRot~eI"day" last, part of Oct. 1888,. NY.,.~ HELWIG • Emma: 'tw-STARTZ. b. 9 July 1884. Fayettevlfle-;-Fayette Co •• TX:'FA-Joseph STARTZ. resides Fayetteville, TX: MOAnna STARTZ. MN-Anna BERGMAN. b. Belgin. resides. Fayetteville. TX. HOLT. (Miss) Emily. former name was Emilie HOLZCHEISER (1). changed by law in US, b. 28 Mar 1889. Deffighofen (1), Baden. GER. FA-Oscar HOLZICHIRTEB (1), b. Deffighofen (1), Baden. GER; MO-Mrs. Justina HOLT. MN-MAlYER(1). b. Deffighofen (1). GER. resides CA. SH-"America". 24 Dec 1912, NY. HUNSINGER. C.R •• b. )0, 1874, GER; FA-Adam HUNSINGER. resides, Lawrence. KS; MO-Sophia HUNSINGER. resides. Lawrence. KS; SH-not given, )0 years ,ago. NY. HUNSINGER. Ge.org~ Washington. b. 25 Aug 1879. near Strausberg. GER; FA~Adam HUNSINGER, resides 5 miles S. of Lawrence. KS; MO-Sophia HUNSINGER. resides 5 miles S. of Lawrence. KS. SHnot given. date not k1ven. NY. JOHNSON •.k~uise_Elizabeth. MN-KUHN. b.19 Jan 1857. Godramstein. Rhinephaltz. GER; FA':Johan Ge-6rge- -KUHN, b-.-Emplllingeri-T?). -', GER; MO-Margaret FOLCKER (1). KUHN. b. Godramstein. GER. SHdon't remember 1881/1882, NY. KAHLE. Henry. b. 2) Oct 1841. L1.ndenburg. GER; FA-Fritz KAHLE, ~';>:. MO-Mary KAHLE; SH-"Uland". June 1854, New Orleans', LAc-.;' Fought in the War between the states. KAHN. Julius H.K •• b. 18 Jan 1854, near Hellern by Ormsbruck Hanover, GER; FA-August KAHN; MO-Eliza KAHN. SH-"Salier", '16 Sept 188). NY. ' KAHN. Lisette, b. ? Aug 1856, Koppell, Westphalia. GER· FA-Wilhelm KIPKER: b. GER; MO-Elizabeth FULSCHER. b. GEE SH-IISaleerll ~i' 1884. NY. • •. r., KANN~~~, •. ~arth;.e. b. 5 Feb 1876. Galzengen per Pollnow. GER. FA.,.He.r.~.KA:NNENBERG. b. Jatzingen (1). GER; MO-Christiana PUCK • .Jutzengen_. GER:_ SH_-'!~~rQsser~F..rl tz~l. Aug 1901. NY. - -- ---------------- �65 Lawrence Registration continued: - -- --- - -- ---- - ~-- ------ -- I _ --.J KEISER, Emma W., MN-WISE, b. 5 Mar 1887, Lawrence, KS; FA-Ernest WISE, b. Hanover, GER, MO-Frederick WISE, b. Baden, GER, resides, 'Law'r'sn'ce, 'KS. ;:~.-{~):~'~"" KEISER, Henry William. b. 22 Jan 1877, HornLippe, GEE; FA-Henry William Carl KEISER; MO-Anna GIESE KEISER, SH-"don I t know", 1882, NY=-o=--._ _~~_ KLAAS'-;Ailton; b. no date given, Billebeck, Westphalia: FA-Anton KLAAS; MO-Elisabeth SCHULTZE-BROOK. SH-uAmerica", 22 Feb 1884. NY. ' KLAAS. Bernhard, b. no date given, Billebeck. Westphalia. GER; FAAnton KLAAS, MO-Elisabeth SCHULTZ-BROOK, SH-"Werra" 24 Sept 1884, NY. KLAAS. Henry, b. 20 Dec 1846, Billebeck, Westphaiia. GER, FA-Anton KLAAS: MO-Elisabeth SCHULTZ-BROOK, SH-"Werra", 24 Sept 1884, NY. , KLINO, Henry, b. 14 Oct 1872. GER; FA-John KLINO; MO-?, SH-"Great Estren", 1877. NY. KOEHLER, Paul A., b. 31 Jul 1872. Plotgig. Pommern, GER; FA-H. KOEHLEB. MO-~jf11}'fermlna KOEHLER. SH-"Weser", 12 Apr 1889. Baltimore. __ .__ . __ ._. ____ _ kRuEGEIf:--Eiia (Mrs.). Mn-Brigltta' Ellina Tonder PETERSEN, b. 3 Jun'e~~ 1879. Brekliem (1). Schleswig-Holstein, GER; PA-Paul Tondu PETERSEN; MO .... Mr-s-.--I'1a~ianne P~ERSEN (MN-HANSEN). b. Schleswig, Holstein, GER, reSides Lincoln, NE, SH-IIBreslau". '11 Nov 1904, Baltimore., M D . ' ' ~UEGER. George H. (Rev.) ~ b. 8' D-ed 1874, Hannover, GER:; FA-Heinrich KRUEG£R;--M--G-J-Ulie KRUEGEB, resides, Frankfurt am MAIN, GER. Other names used-Georg Ernst Heinrich KRUEGER. SH"fil1nnesotao: 13 Sept 1914, Seattle. KNOP, Bertha. b. 20 Jan 1872. Jatz1ngen (?). Bollnon, GER; FAAugust KNOP, Jurzingen. GER; MO-Griederichee KOEHLER. b. and _ _ _ _ _ resides in .[at?~n_gen. GER, SH-"Mun~hen" ,_ July 1.890, Baltimore. KUHN, Valentine, b. 19 Apr 1864, GER, FA-John. George KUHN; Mb~ - -Margret KUHN; SH"Northland" , .27 Apr 1890. NY • en . 1_ _ __ _ ______ _ _~ . ___ _ r-------------: , . , . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -..- - I , I ,"t' I , I I :: : " �66 Lawr~ce ~egistrati.on continued: -- - - ~-- -------- Fri"tzWUiiam, also .known as Fred, b. 18 Dec 1873, Heiderr~ 'dorf,'Falkenberg, Prussia, GER; FA-Fritz LAGUA; MO-Maria LAGUA, SH-"Amerika", 28 June 190fj. M.USSMANN, (M.rs.) Ida, MN-DECKW~}, form~r i'Jn~~r.i_eQ. _l!..am~-Mrs. Ida ,~" _ ijUBENER" b! 19 l4'eb 1857 (1), Hano~~r, GER; FA-Henry DECKWA, ·i5~~~·,H~novef, GEE: MO-Anna DECKWA NORDlVlYER, b. Staade, GER; SH"Berl1n", July 14, 1914, Hoboken, NY. NIEMEYER. Felix A., b. 12 Nov 1888. Nordhausen, GER; FA-Geroge NIEMEYER: MO-Hedwig NIEMEYER; SH-"Main", 2.5 Nov 1909, NY NIEMEYER, Luseene (or SussanneY) .,~lN-FRITZEL, b. 30 Sept 1889, Bad _ Nauheim'-(?fHessen, GER; FA-Georg FRITZEL, b. Bad Nauheim (1), GER, res1des Bad J~·AUHEIM. GER; MO-Auguste FRITZEL (BERliHARD1). b. Bad Nauhe1m, res1des Bad Nauheim. GER. SH-"Stroups-Ceci tie'!.! 7 Nov 1910, NY. OEHLERT. ~harles, b. 23 June 1874. GER. town unknown. FA-Jacob OEHLERT, . resides Johnson Co, MO,..Mary OEHLERT. resides Johnson Co. SH-unknown, June 1883, NY. OEHLERT, Jacob, b. 28 Jan 1849. Schleswig (1). GER: FA-Hans OEHLERT, MO-Ann OEHLERT. SH-John BRYDEL, 2 June 1882. NY. PROTSCH. Lula May,MN-WATrS:., b. 12 Nov 1875. Lawrence. KS; FA-Samuel WATTS, b. Devonshire. ENG, resides La Cyne, Linn Co •• KS. MOSarah Jane BEAL, b. Northamptonshire. ENG. RAIBLE, Erhard. b. 8 Jan 1862. Wurtemberg. GER. FA-Ge,cDge RAIBLE, MO-Marie RAIBLE, SH-"America", 25 Feb 1884, NY. REETZ, Godfrey. b., It Oct 1854, no place given: FA-Godfrey REETZ. (Jr.?). MO-Louisa REETZ. SH-not g1ven. ROSER, Philip, b. 22 Apr 1866. Alsace Lorraine; FA-Jacob ROSER, resides Alsace Lorraine; MO-J;,Katie ROSER, SH-not given Apr 18, 1892. NY. SCHULMEYER, Ernest Phillip, b. 6 Jan 1887. Sachsenhausen, GER: FAJohn Phill1-p--S'eHUI:IMEYER; MO-Christine Elizabeth SCHULMEYER, resides Bad Nanheim, .GER, SH-";Kronsprlngeslen Cecile~!1, 7 Nov '" "'j 1910, Hoboocken, NY. \ :01f~·'·j SCHULMEYER. William. b. 11 Dec 1892. Bad Nanheim. Hessen~'GER:~FA-- )r4 ~ _,j ._. . .,olQ.hn. rhilli~ SCHULM~YER: MO-.chr_i,a:tJ.ne_E.llzabethSCijULMEY.~ER==-~._ _ ,r/~" SCHUTZ, LOUis. b. 10 Jan 1861, Pauli (?)GER; FA-Mike SCHUTZ, MOKatie SCHUTZ, SH-"don't remember", 8 June 1880. NY. SCHUTZ. Michael, .Jr-.-,--b.-19 Jan· 1867. Vorderw;eidenthal. GER; FAMichael SCHUTZ; MO-Lena SCHUTZ. SH-"Westfalia ll , no date, NY. SEELE, Gunther, b. 6 Mar 1865, Sondershausen, GER; FA-Carl SEELE, MO-Dora SEELE, SH I "Pretoria", 1 Nov 1908, NY. SEELE, Richard, b. 29 July 1887, Sonderhausen, GER, FA-Guenther SEELE. resides 7 miles NE of Lawrence, KS; MO-Sophie SEELE, resides 7 miles NE of Lawrence, KS, SH-IIPreretoria", 1 Nov 1908, NY. SEIDEL, Emma Elizabeth. b. 4 Aug 1873, Nobles Co., MINN; FA-W. (1) J. SCHULZ; MO-Offilie (1) NEWMAN, American,_ ~3. SEIDEL, Ernest Robejt, b. Gera, R.J.L. GER: FA-Gustav SEIDEL. MOMarie SEIDEL. resides Ger R J L • N~ • . a, ...~ _G_ER ~ SH-"Werra ", Nov 1890. SIMMEROCK, Charles. b. 4 Nov 1879. GER- FA-J Lawrence. KS: MO-Elizabeth SIMMEROCK ~hn SIMMEROCK. reSides remember", 1879, NY. 8 eceased; SH-"don I t STEINBRING, Emil 0., b. 29-0ct 1878' K Wm. STEINBRING, resides Lawre' onl g :ish, New Reltz, GER; FA~eceased; SH:~ye.!~ai'. May 1881~~N~":~S' MO-Augusta STEINBRING. LAGUA l ._--- ------ �67 b-. -r Dec--t863. Kon1g11.ch. (1) Reetz--( 1) , Brandenburg. GER;FA-W1ll1am STEINBRING. b. Wrietzen. Brandenburg, GER, resides Lawrence, KS, MO-Augusta FIELAND (1) STEINBRING, b. Kon1gl1ck Neu Keetge (1). Brandenburg, GER, SH-"Werra". 28 May 1883. Hobocken. NY. STEINBRING, Wm •• b,. 18 July 1829, Wri tzen. Brandenburg. GER. FAJohn STEINBRING, deceased; MO-Clara STEINBRING. deceased, SH-"Verra", May 1883, NY. STEINBRING, Paul H., b 9 Feb 1876. Koniglish, New REITZ. GER; FAWm. STEINBRING, resides Lawrence; MO-Augusta STEINBRING, deceased. ,SH-f'Verra", May 1883. NY. TORNDEN. Henry, b._ 1863, Datmold. GER; FA-John TORNDEN, deceased; MO-deceased; SH.i:.~Baltimore"-, June 1872, NY. _ VOGLER. (Mrs.) Louise •. MN-THEMAS (1), b. 26 July 1864, LifE!ck (1L,_ i- GER, FA-IIDon:tt~know-names- offather and mother-.-both_di_ed~ r-'~when r was-j' years old"1 SH-lldon' t know", Aug 4. 1871, pDrt - unkrlown. - - - - VOGLER, Valentine, b. 6 Nov 1863, Weinheim. Baden GER; FA-Valentine VQGLER, deceased; MO-Eva VOGLER, deceased; SH-"Inman-Le1nll, 2 Nov 1885, NY. WIEDEMANN. Anna, b. 14 Dec 1863, N1ethen, Saxony, GER: FA-Otto GUSTAVE MIETH, b. GER; MO-Sophie HAUPT, GER, SH-"Herman", Sept or Oct 1883, Baltimore. WIEDEMAN, John Frederick W1lliam, b. 14 Dec 1848, Dyolpr, Nrandenberg. Pruss1a; FA-Will1am WIEDEMAN. deceased; MO~Augusta WIEDEMAN. deceased; SH-"don' t know ll • June 1857, NY. STEINBRING~Louise. LECOMPTON KAMPSCHRODER, August, b. 21 Apr 1880, Schlagen. Lippe, Detmold (1), GER; FA-Henry KAMPSCHRODER: MO-Wilhelminie KAYIPSCHRODER: SH"Hamberger" 28 May 1881. NY. KAMPSCHRODER. Ernest. b. 22 June 1878. Lippe. Detmold (1). GER, FAHenry KAMPSCHRODER: ~IO-W1lhelmin1e KAMPSCHRODER. SH..;IIHam, berger". 28 May 1881, NY. KAMPS~ODER, Matt1e May; MN-SHAW. b. 15 Jan 1884, Lecompton, Douglas -.C9.Tf':tKS; FA~Thomas SHAW. b. Tenn •• MO-Annie SHAW (MN-HARDFORD), b. Washington Co., PENN. KAMPSCHa_OD~, Rosa Magdalena'JMN'-LUTZ, 1:)-.-7 Nov 1882,- ,Richland. -"' ~Shawnee _Co__ .',;~-.!.~ .~: !,~-Wifliam LU~,Z_~,- -b ._ GER: MO-Mary NlJFFER', b~--New York State. ' --;;- - , UNGER, John. b.uAn orphan & don't know where born", came from Gmund '1 ',', Wurtenburg, GER. 29 Sept 1859, FA-John UNGER; MO-Kathrine UNGER', . !J)4~-'.t"SH-lIdon't known II , May 1873, Balt1more. MD. UNGER, Lou1sa. MN-HILDENBRAND. b. 20 April 1863, Lecompton. KS; FAJacob HILDENBRAND, b. GER: MO-Hannah KOHLER, GER. RICHLAND (in Douglas Co. folder) DRAVIS, Fred W., b. 19 Jan 1876, GER: FA-Herman DRAVIS; MO-Fredricka DRAVIS, SH-"don't know, 1879. NY. . DRAVIS. Henry, b. 5 Dec 1873, GER; FA-Herman DRAVIS; MO-Fredricka 1;>~AVIS. SH-"don'tknown". 1879, NY. FAHRBACH. Carl, b. 23 Mar 18'76, Sachsenflur-,-- G-m-; FA:August FAHRBACH. b. Sachsenflur. GER; MO-Lena FAHRBACH, b. Sachsenflur_. _G_ER" _SH-"E,lb_e"" M~3': 1891, NY_. __ �68 \, - .; .---;-- FERGEr.., -Thomas, b; -1'2 Apr- 1854, Herkshelm Boyan, GER; FA-William FERGEL; MO-Elizabeth FERGEL, SH-"North German Layde Line" 28 Sept 1881, NY. KAMPSCHRODER, Charles F., b. 16 Oct 1872, Schlangen Lippe, Detmold ? GER; FA-Henry KAMPSCHRODER; MO-Wilhelmin KAMPSCHRODER, SH,1~H~mburg" 28 May 1881, NY. KAMPSCHRODER. Fred H •• b 4 Apr. 1874. Schlangen Lippe. Detmold? GER. FA-Henry KAMPSCHRODER; MO-Wilhelmine KAMPSCHRODER. SH"Hamburg". 28 May 188'1. NY. KANPSCHRODER, Wm. H •• b. 24 Nov 1876. Schlangen Lippe. Detmold (1). GER; FA-Henry KAMPSCHRODER; MO-Wilhelmine KAMPSCHRODER, SH"Hamburg", 28 May 1881. NY LUTZ, William. b 22 Sept 1848. Herxhelm (1). GER, 22 Sept 1848. FA-William LUTZ; MO-SebilaLUTZ. SH-"Borosia". Mar 1886. NY SCHIRMER. Frank. b. 2 Apr 1853. GER: FA-Thimoteus SCHIRMER: 1'10Magdalena SCHIRMER.. SH-"don' t know", 2 7 Oct 1884. NY. SCHUTZ. Peter. b. 15 l'<1ar 1850. Buzenburg. GER.; FA-Mtke SCHUTZ; 1'10Kathrine SCHUTZ. SH-unknown. Mar 1883. NY. SCHUTZ, Jacob. Jr., b. 24 Nov 1883. Hildersburg. GER; FA-Jacke SCHUTZ, resides RiChland. KS; MO-Kate SCHUTZ. resides Richland. KS. SH-blank. June 1883, NY SCHUTZ, Jacob, b. 20 Mar 1858, Busenberg. (no country given); FAMike SCHUTZ; MO-Katie SCHUTZ~ SH-blank, June 1883. NY. TUCKLE. William. b. 1 sept 1876. S~on, GER: FA-Herman TUCKLE; 1'10___-___ ._ Emma TUCKLE. 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In order to conserve space, first letters of 2 or more words. in many instances, have b~en combined to form 2 to 4-lett~r abbreviations listed here:' ~case number. ali-alimony, ch-children, cust-custody of chlldren •. def-defen~ant, df-date flIed. gr-grounds' (aban-abandoned for more than a yenr, adul-adultery, excr-extreme cruelty, eqre-equltable relle~, grne-qross ~eg­ lect, hadr-habi tual drunkenness, nsup-non-support. wi all-I'1i llfully absent), m-marri age date & ~lace. mn~alden nam~ of ~Wl fe, op-other persons. pad-present address of defendant, pHf-plaintiff, rem-remarks, rmn-restoratlon of malden name. I'll t-wltness NOTE. Ephriam Jr. vs Lucy Ann m-4 Jul 11141" at Boston. 'Suffolk Co MA; mnw-Lucy Ann FESSENDEN; no chi Idren; gr-grne. aban, refused to co-habi t; plff a resill ent more than 7 yrs; wit-Mason HATCH. age 26. lived in Lawrence 1 yr 3 mo; wit-Miss Lizzie \ULLIAM5a'l, age 18. lived \'lith pHf & def 3 yrs; op-A. PARSONS. J.p .. M. SThIMERFIELD.Referee; df-9 Jan 1873; decree-19 r.lay 1873. 1/:2448. WHITE. Louise M. vs William Warren. pad-Washington City. D.C. m-7 May 1867 at La\;Tence, KS; ch-one. Grace I'/HITE. b 12 Dec 1869; gr-aban; requests divorce, cust. ali & attorney fees; witHenry H. RICHARDS (the father of Louise M. WHITE) stated that def was in WaShington in office of second auditor a~ salary of $1200. per year;' Eliza I'/INTER. lived next door to Mr. !lICHARDS; Charles R. !'/INTER. PHf stated that she had 2 chl1dren by def--eldest one is dead; op-B. D. PAUIER. Clerk~ Aquila J. REID, att 'y for pHf; A. H. FOOl'E. N. P; Charles CHADWICK, Esq.Referee; Jno. C. RHEA. Supt at Democratic Standard. n.p.; Wilson SHANN!l'I. N.P. df-25 Feb 1873. 1/:2504. PERRY. Florence vs Franklin. pad-Gibson City, IL m-lO Feb 1869 at Olathe, Johnson Co KS;ch-one. Lemuel Franklin PERRY. b 22 Jan 1870; gr-aban; requests divorce, cust & just ali; wit-Lemuel KING. age 45. states that he is the step-father of plff & raised her from infancy. that def was a j?nitor at Frazer's hall in Lawrence. that pHf & def lived together about a yr when plff came home for convinement & money; wlt-Caroline H. KING, mother of pHf; op-Paul R. BROOKS. Co Clerk; df-6 Mar 1873. 1/:2526 MADDEN, Rachael L. vs Richard E.,. pad-unknown m-12 Nov 1371 at L3I;Tence. KS; ch-one, Charles Fletcher MADDEN. b 19 Oct 1871( '72?); gr-aban, hadr & nsup; pHf-age 41.lives on Wakarusa in IJg Co on her land left her by her husband. Robert M, \'/I[J(ENSON. Desc-75 A in SI'&\ Sec 17. Tl3. R20. She received ~ interest in his real estate property & the personal property was given to her & the minor heirs at the time of hi's death;' requests that her name be restored to Rachel L. WIU<ENSQoI. wi t~eorge FORD, storekeeper. Wi 11i am WILKENSON. age 23, son of plff. states that Charles Fletcher was born 5 or 6 mo after def aban pHf: op-H, J, CALDWELL, Referee'. H. H. HOWARD. N.P .. lWlPTCN & BORGIla..THAUS. att'ys for pHf; df-17 May 1873. 1/:2550 MARX. Mary vs George m-13 Febi872 at Lawrence. KS; gr-excr & threatened to ki 11;' piff's real estate-Lot 7 Blk 170. Eudora. KS; requests di vorce. . ali and rmn to Mary Gouill..; df-14 Apr 1873. 1/:2558 SCG'IELD. Mary E. vs Cyrus C. m-7 Apr 1859 at Clinton. IJg Co KS; ch-one, Harriett A. SCOFIELD. 11 ,'JTs' old on 18 Sept 1872(?); gr-qrne, excr, BSUP; pHf requests divorce. ali. cust and child support; plff lists def's real estate as 160 A in Clinton Twp - ~ Sec 18 T13 RL8 & Lot 135 on Indiana St. La\;Tence. Def a carpenter; pHf a dressmaker. had to leave Lawrence & went to Kansas Ci ty. Wi tJames ASHER. H. B. ASHER. Eliza S. BAILEY; Mrs. James' ELLIS. Jennie' E. Ca..E. J. A~ ruHLAND. Mrs'. Gov. SHAJI.'mJol.' E. DISBROW. r,lrs. Cl'ari ssa H. DISBRav .~Irs. J. p. llEVERElJX. Samuel WALKER. Mrs. Samuel BOYER. Emily CRADIT. Richard SCmTEN. Lyman SCIlJTEN Allen J. PIIILLIP5, George H. BAILEY. lived with def Aug to Dec 1870. A. D. SEARL-known parties for 14 yrs; Susie J. SEARLwife of A. 0 SEARL,Nellie B. srRot-.'G. sister of pIff. lived in Manhattan 1868. often with sister at the farm Ivhile husband was in the army. Warren sraVE. age 55- plff' s mother was wife of this affi ant. Def filed cross-peti ti on 7 Jun 1873; de! stated that he sold house and lot on Indiana St •• Lawrence ca 1870; def stated that pHf has resided in iIIO since Nov 1871; def accused pIff of adultery (name & place listed); op-Mrs. AlICIn BALD , William MOYES, George ~IARSIl. GIB5a'I Ivho pHf lived with in MO. Dr. CLARK. Jefferson City. 1.10, George J. BARKER-one of att'ys for plff. James M. HENDRY. Esq-att 'y for def. Owen A. BASSETI, Judge. E. II. RUDD. Deputy Clerk Dist. Court. J. W. BORGATlIAlJS-Referee. John p. NOYES. N.P., John Q. A. NORTON. Probnte Judge; df-30 Apr 1873. =2599 KI~'G. Rebecca vs Peter' =2629 m::c;;- Apr 1865. Greene Co MO; gr-aban, excr & hadr; op Joseph LOVELACE. N.P .• H. H. CARR. att 'y for plff; df-3 Jun 1873 PEASE. Sarah M. vs Edward IV. m-18 Oct 1868. Clinton T\~ Og Co KS; gr-aban June 1872 & nsup; plff-a~e 48. res of Co for 16 yrs; plff's real estate on marriage date -~ Sec 30 T13 R19 IJg Co & also NEll Sec 13 TI5 Rl5 in Osage Co KS; Plff states that ~I bought West 80 A of land in Og Co at Sheriff's sale 28 Apr 1866. and East 80 A wnS property of former husb~nd. Joseph GARDNER. by patent from the US and on his decease fell to his heirs. myself & our children. The tract in Osage Co was conveyed to me by deed 15 May 1859". plff requests divorce & restoration of name, Sarah !I. GARDNER; wit for plff: E' E~ GARDNER, ster-son of plff. 3ge 25 yrs, J. C. COUoIAN. a'le 48. came here 11 yrs ago & lives 3/4 mi from pHf. Eva GAROOER. dau of plff. rived with her parents 16 'JTS at Clinton; op-f1. H. p.aVARD. NIP. David C. BEACH, Referee. H. J. CALDWELL. N.P.; df-7 Jul 1373. 1/:2681 ~. Isabel vs Elijah. pad-believed to be in City of Salt Lake. Utah Territory m-18 Mar 1835 at Wincheste'r. IL; ch-son. gr-nban 1 Aug 1871; plff res of KS more than 5 yrs; plff lists def's real estate in ~~ of Sec 4 TIS R20 (detailed desc listed) ca 40 A & 30 A; also Lots 149-151-153-155-157 on High St Baldwin; Lots 113 & 122 on Grove St; Lots 114-116-118-120-122 on Fremont St also notes. accts. mtgs. claims etc now in hands of William i.l. CA.'IPBEU., John HUTClIING~ & Charles. BRUCE. Real & personal property aC'lui ren since thei r marri age value SlO.OOO. other property not able to descnbe. value :;>20.000. op-RIGGS. NEVISJN [; SI!.IPSflN. att'ys for pHf. C. B. BEEKS, affidavit of surety. E. A. RUID Deputy Clerk. Henry M. SIMPSON. agent for plff; df-22 Aug 1873. 1/:2684 MATTHEWS. Mary E. vS \'lilliam T. m-~ yrs ago .last Dept in office of Probate Judge. Lawrence. KS; gr-aban 6 Sept 1871. excr & hadr; plff lived in Og Co 17 yrs thInks def IS out of state-he left the co 30 July 1873; requests divorce; Robert FULTS- father of plff; William P~NINGTnN. age 60. h?s store ca 4 mi from r,lr. FULTS, he bui lt house for pHf & def; Manfred roLTS. age 29. brother of pHf; op-B. F. DIGGS. edItor of Daily Kansas Tribune. Lawrence. FRIEDRICH & CARY. att 'ys for pHf; df-2B Aug 1873. 1/:2728 ~. Nancy June vs Silas m-3 Sept 1865: Park Co. IN; ch-2. Er;unaretty JESSt!p •. age 5. 5 Apr 1873 and Addy JESSUP. age 2. 4 Apr 1873; gr-cruelty; def'S real estate 11sted as Blks, l~ & 20 In town of TWln ,.Iounds. IJg Co KS. also 5 A of timber land on Rock Creek. Dg Co adjoining land of S~uel UlSEE, also lIsted livestOCk. grain etc. Children listed here as Emmaretta. 5 yrs and Eddy 2 yrs; op-Henry HIATT. DanIel S. ALFORD. N.P. plff obtained injunction against Silas JESSUP. df-2 Sept 1873. 1/:2737 ~. Emma A. vs Eugene ;,1 •• pad-unknown ?I-I Jan 1867. Edgerton, Rock Co. WI; ch-3. Harry Sherman HARKINS b 25 IJct 1867. George Eugene f1ARKINS b 6 Jul 1869 Jessie :"Iaud HARKI~S. b 8 Nov 1870; gr- grne for 2 yrs. adul (name & pIece listed). nbRn Aug 1871; requests divorce & cust··H ttie ~I. PECK. SIster of plff. S.S. \'IILLIAI.IS. father of pIff; l'lit-A. IV. 1·IALTa;. Leaven~mrth Co 1071. father of )!ary WALT~ "a e - - -_ _ _ _ _ 23. ~Ir. SIlOEllIAKER. loaned horse to def; df-2 Dec 1873. Decree 1 Mar 1874. 1/:2826 • g r �70 , ~, . ( J Anna vs. Jo'lm S. 'm-9 Feb 1865, DeKalb Co, MO; gr-excr, haqr;-grne &·thrcntcncd to,ldll; df-9.. Dec 1873; #2831. Di~missed 6 oct; 1874. SHOLES, Mary Jane vS Harry C., pad:Kenosh-a;-Wr .,; m-27 May 1872 at Kansas City, 1.10: gr-aban 10 Dec 1872: A.T.\'IINCHELL, brother-in-law of plff: Harriet T. I'/INCHELl.. sister of plff; H'•. 0, SHOLES, father of plff: D. S. HOADLEY, N.P.; Samuel A. RIGGS, agent & att'y for plff: E. A. ROSS, editor of Spirit of Kansas, 1873; df-23 Dec 1873. Granted 16 May 1874. #2863 BAKER, Catherine vs Jacob, pad-unknown m-20 Mar 1851. at Coshocton, 011; ch-Susanna. age 22. Adam. age 19. Anna Mary, age 17. Jacob, age 14, Peter. age 12 & John age 8; gr-excr. ungovernable temper & many times threatened to kill her; rcquests divorce. cust, property for ali & support; Plff lists def's interest in R.E. - 80 A with improvements-~ of ~ Sec 22 T13 R20 in Dg Co. also lists personal property. I~i t: Susan 8aker. age 22. lives wi th her family ca 7 mi SE of Lal'rrence; oP-P. LANDGREN. Mary BAKER; Lucy UNlLY and John LINDLYgave warranty deed to Jacob Baker. recorded 12 Sept 1868, conveyed to plff 17 Sept 1873; df-l Jan 1874. Granted 25 Apr 1874. #2887 UPTO'I, William vs Elizabeth- pad-Holden. Johnson Co MO m-15 Jan 1871. near Rose Hill. Johnson Co MO; gr-aban 1 Aug 1871. left state 2 wks later; wit-Levi FERGUSON. age 49, lives 2 mi from Lawrence. acquainted with plff 12 yrs: Robert H. FERGusrn. age 22. son of Mr. Ferguson; 1Vrn. Upton. age 32. lived irr MO from date of marriage to 1 May 1871 and from then to 1. Aug 1871 lived 6 mi NW of Lawrence; op-E. D. HAMMQIID. N.P.; df-19 Jan 1874; granted 1 May 1874. #2894 LAWSON. Elizabeth vs John m-2 Feb 1844. village of Port Hope in Canada; gr-excr, nsup, grne; def owns 80 A land where couple resided-~ of NEll of Sec 6 TIS R20 in Palmyra Twp, also livestock & implements. def also o~~s a certain patent right ~1186l issued 29 Aug 1871, known as the Humboldt washing machine; ch- 9 of which 4 are minors~ James. 16, Mary Ann 13. Margaret 10. Thomas 7; requests divorce. that cust be restored to her & thnt reasonable amount of ali be decreed to her out of def's property; op-L. W.HOVER att'y for plff; df-14 Feb 1874. Dismissed 31 Jan 1875. #2932 CROSSLEY; Hannah L. vS John m-14 Oct 1869 at Geneva. Kane Co IL; gr-excr, intemperate habits. has squandered large amount of property; 3 ch-John Franklin 13. George 8, Robert 3; requests divorce & that def be restrained from selling or disposing of property: df-~7 Feb 1874. Dismissed 23 May 1874. #2958 CLARK, Ella vs \'Iilliam m-1O Jan 1872 at Lmvrence, KS by Richnrd RICKETS, a minister of the gospel: gr-aban 20 Dec 1872 & adul; requests divorce, payment of $100 ali, court costs & rmn Ella STEWART: 3 ch-Thomas S. STEWART. 20; Charles Hopson STEWART. 15 & Isaac Henry STEWART. age 13: wit-Ella Clark. age 41, a resident of Lawrence 4 yrs last October. Was widow with 3 children when she married def. They lived together 11 mo; Eliza C(](ER stnted that def & plff weremarried at her house on CT St. between Warren & I3erkeley sts.: Wit-James BASS, 45 yrs old, known def 5 yrs & plff 6 mo: I'lit-O. G. RICHARDS, resides in Eudora. "def lives wi th a woman-Matilda or Hahala CLAru< -. he has children by this woman & grandchildren-: df-7 :.Iar 1874. Granted 22 May 1874 #2977 .IERflIDITH. William vs Emily m- year of 1856. Platte Co ,10: gr-aban ~Iay 1869. adul & cohabi tation: df-7 Apr 1874. ~OOS WEINGARTEN, Alena vs Louis W.. pad-Retail Grocery. North Lawrence. KS m-16 Apr 1867 at Lawrence. KS: gr-excr; 1 eh-Henry, age ca 6 yrs: def's R.E.-a house & 2+ lots on NE corner of Locust & Bridge St. a house with general grocery store goods', ice house. & 8+ lots"on south side of Locust St between Bridge & RI sts: requests divorce & that def be restrained by injunction from disposing of said property or removing from custody of plff the.child, Henry. also support & ali; Def files cross petition requesting divorce. cust & restraining order vs plff from carryin~ off his property. Def lists accounts owed: W. WALTERS for baking, Jacob LANCE for flour Charles BRUNElumber. LouiS WAPRIl'Z(?)-lobor. _BERGi.1AN for clothing; Samuel WALKER for carrIage hire for funeral; Theodore POEHLER for groceries. John HART for borrowed money', J. B. PARNHAM for' gravestones·.··_·'__ BRADBURY for fruit trees. _.__ HATT(JI/ for shade trees, Dr. ABDELAL for medical services. Def states that plff is entitled to ca $2000from her father's estate in Germany: def also states that pIff had a former husband. Feusen VETTER. living at time she married def. Plif denied the ch'arge op-Edgar A. FI~IER. N.P.: df-14 Apr 1874. ~015 MADDEN. Frank vs,/.Iary ~,I., pad-Shawnee Co Arkansas m-24 Jul 1857 Washington in Co Hempstead;' gr-aban; wit-Amos \WRREL. op S. If. CAR.\lEAN. Sheriff. A. J. Phillips, deputy: FISHER & RICHARDS. att 'y for pIff: df-ll Aug 1874. ~3090 A~IBY. Sylvia E. vs Thompson V. m-l Jun 1861 at Clinton. Dg Co KS: 2 ch-Annie E. 7 yrs & Bertha G. 4 yrs; plff's R.E.- 20 A of So; of ~ of Sec 4 TIS R20 acquired by deed from her father. Asa DARNALL: gr-aban 29 Apr 1871: requests divorce, cust & that title to R.E. be decreed to petitioner. ali & ch support. Test of Asa DARNALL - known def 14 yrs; named children "John Alvah. now dea·d. Annie E.(8) & Bertha~. (5). P~ff supports herself by teaChing schOOl'''. Test of Mrs. Sarah E. DARNALL. mother of pIff -"plff & def were marned at reSIdence of my brother, John G. SCarT in Clinton ",rs. Margaret II. ANDREW> lived in Dg Co 15 yrs. Plff"we lived about ~ mi from Prairie City. Dg Co". df-19 Aug 1874. ~104 DELLENBACK, Aaron vs Elizabeth. pad-unknown m-l Jan 1865 Onondaga Co NY; gr-aban 5 Apr 1873, left Country wi th Caleb lEILENBACK; wit-David UEl'lHART. age 24. stated that plff is his uncle. Said parties were married in Syracuse, NY & that Caleb DELLENBACK is brother of plff. ?lff lived 9 mi s~uth of LOIvrence for 6 yrs before moving to Lalvrence in Sept 1872. Wi t-llenry KIRCHNER, age 47, known pIff 22 or 23 yrs .. hved across the street from Caleb DELLENBACH in south part of LaI·/rence. df-27 Aug 1874. ::::3121 ~, Louisa vs \'Iashington, pad-at or near Springfield. ;10 m-5,Nov.1869 at LalVr~mce: gr-aban 4 Feb 1873: 2 ch-Rachael. 3 yrs old 15 Aug 1873 & Mary Ellen. 2 yrs old 27 Jan last. Deed to llashlngton DEAN SIgned by Jane T. JO!INS(JI/ for NJ" of Lot 1 & NJ~ lot 2 in Addition 5. North Lmvrence. Plff resides there. ,>lff resident of Co more than 8 yrs: requests divorce, cust & R. E as ali; wit-Elvira C(](ER "live in same house with ;,Irs DEI\N" , Caroline HALL -'~Ir. lE,'II'1. my brother, lived on llickory St in North Lawrence the past 6 yrs". op-F. E. STIl.IPSIN, p~blr of I'lestern Home Journal. weekly. Dg Co. pf-l Sept 1874. 1:3134 HORN, James vs Lou S., pad-unknown m-lO Sept 1869 at residenr.e of George YOUNG of Junction City. Davis Co KS, by the Rev J. COVIS. Lived in J.C. 9 mo then ~oved to Lalvrence June 1870: gr-aban 1 Sept 1873, went to Millersburg. KY to her people. Wi t: Thomas LOWREY. age 27. resIdence of Lawrence 2 yrs. known plff since 1863 & def since 1068. I'li t: John M. mTCIlELL. age nearly 26, lived in Lmvrence last 6 yrs, am a barber, known plff 8 yrs. Plff resident of KS 12 yrs. df-9 Sept 1874. ~154 SAUNDERS, Willi am II; vs Eli zabeth A. m-14 Jun 1864 at Ann Arbor. \'Iashetaw C?, \II: mnw-Elizabeth A. MarT; only ch now living is a dau, Mary, b 25 Aug 1873; grgrne. aban 1 Oct 1873. we~t to Osage CIty, KS then to Ann Arbor, m. Wit: Sarah Frances FRASER. sister to plff lived in Lawrence several yrs ~reVlous to Jan 1875. now resides in Topeka. op-B. ~lcCAILASTER. N.P. df-lO Oct 1874. 1:3217 SALVERDA. JosephIne vs Peter m 16 Apr 1866. Pr?per-ty acquired; since marriage date--R.E. of def 80 A - S~ of SEl4 Sec 8 T 13 R18, livestock & implements. gr-threatened to klll ,her 10 Jun :"874. assaulted wi th hatchet 10 Sept 1074, beaten her & children' threatens to sell & dispose of property. Plff now resid~s wi th her brother in Lowrence. df-27 Oct 1074. ::3231 ' R • ------------------~ �71 - - - - - - -- ---- --FORSY'rff, -John vS Louisa, pad-unknown - ---. m-l Oct HIM at Charleston, Coles Co IL; mnw-Louisa SPARKS: Dr-aban more than 6 yrs; op-James ClIllI5rIAI'> , att 'y for pIff; J. T. BARNES, bookkeeper for the Standard of Reform, a weekly n.p. Lawrence, 24 Dec 1874; J. C. SHEA. Supt of Std of Ref. df-16 Dec 1874. #3270 SNIDER, Mary vs .Joseph G., pad-Utica, i':" Clork Co IN m-17 NOVTIi69 at Baldwin City, KS: 1 ch-Dolly, nDe 4 yrs 23' Jun 1074; gr-aban. nsup.grne.cruel & abusive. PIff lives with father who supported her & ch before def left state. Requests divorce. cust & rmn. Sarah A. WEEKS. mo of pIff. Samuel WEEKS ~pIff. ' df-13 Jan 1875. #3287 I'InS(N. Mark VS Mary m- Mar-TIi63 at Lawrence; gr-aban ca 27 Jan 1873, adul & cohabitation; 1 ch-Luther, age ca 10 yrs. "H'ad 2 children, youngestnow deceased". Requests divorce' & cust. I'li t: Theodore SEALS. resident of Lawrence 12 yrs: Pressly FRAZIER, res 12 yrs: op-William T, JOHNS(N. colored; df-lO Feb 1875. #3323 HORTQII ~Iartha vs Stephen S•• pad-Georgetown. Colo. Terr: m-23 Feb 1874 in Lawrence. KS: gr-aban immediately after marriage 23 Feb 1874 & left state. did not cohabitate, Plff. age 22. resident of KS over 3 yrs; requests marriage annulled & mnr to Martha JOHNSON, James C. HORTQII testified that pIff & def lived at his house prior to 23 Feb 1874; df-13 Mar 1875. #3380 \VEUSDORF. Mary E. vs Chas .• pad-unknown m-4 May 1870 at Medina. Jefferson Co KS; gr-nsup. negligent conduct, ill-treatment & abuse. on 15 Jan 1874 united in marri age wi th Cl ara BAILEY at Lawrence: requests divorce & rmn-.lary E. CROSSLAND; df-13 Apr 1875. Granted 21 Jun 1875. #3412 SI'IEDENBURG. Carrie vs Peter-pad unknown m-22 Dec 1872 at Lawrence; gr-hadr. aban 1 Mar 1873; 1 ch-Frank, b 31 Aug 1873: requests divorce. ali, cust & mnr to Carrie ANDERSON'& that name of ch be changed to Frank ANDERS(N. Plff lived in Dg CO from spring of 1971. at time of marriage to def she was widow with 2 minor ch by fonner husband. \~it: Erec ALEXANDER, lived in Lawrence 4 yrs <inquire for Alex ALEXANIER in Miller's Cigar Shop). stated that def aban pIff. went to Kansas City & never returned. Wit: John LA~. a resident of Dg Co 5 or 6 yrs; Theodore LOFGREN. resident since 1863; Nils JOHNSON. known def over 6 yrs; also see ____ANDERSON. clerk at Beanded?), keeps a board house; df-6 May 1865. #3436 GREEN, Martha p. vs Albert, pad-unknown m-16 'Fe'ilT874; 1 ch-Mary Elizabeth, b 19 Mar 1874;: gr-excr. grne, nsup & hadr;' requests divorce, cust & mnr: op-T. D. GRIFFITH. N.P .. John S. WILSQII. signed affidavit for publication; df-2l ~Iay 1875. #3439 WIl.cOX. Persi S' vs Robert m-Oct~in state of NY: 1 ch-George. age ca 3 yrs: gr-excr, hadr & threatened to kill; def's R.E.-part of N~ in Sec 21 Tl2 R20 E lying I'lest of Pacific R.R. being 129 A of land. also the NI'!4 of ~ Sec 21 & that portion of ~ Df ~ Sec 21 lying West of right-of-way of the KS Pacific R.R .. being 1£% A containing in the aggregate of l8'l!~ A of land ... with large stone dwellinghouse; requests divorce. cust, ali & part of said R,E.; Subpoenaed: Mrs. ~Iartha HACI<LEY, IVillis HACKLEY, W. H'. H. I~itney, Esq; Alfred DICI<ER: William PLUMER, Samuel WALKER; Att'y for def-Samuel A. RIGGS: Nelson T. STEPHENS; df-27 May 1875. #3456 LAMBORN, Lavina A. vs Joseph T. m-16 JU'i""'i'875 at Leavenworth, KS: gr-nsup & excr; ch-Annie, age 3 yr 10 & Charlie, age 1 yr 1 mo; def's Iwrth $40,000 in lands. mtgs & cash; requests divorce. cust & just portion of property; op-William H. VERNON. N.P. df-6 Jul 1875 #3477 (see also #3073). Dismissed 11 Dec 1875. NORTrn, Silas B. vS Maria V. m-7 Jiiiil853 at New Orleans, LA; 3 ch-Willie E.. age 15; Harry V.. age 13 & George 0 .. age 11; gr-aban: requests divorce & cust; df-22 July 1875: #3490 i'IILLIA,\IS. Esther H. vsAlbert E., pad-Terra Haute. Vigo Co, IN m-15 Nov 1866 at Paris. Edgar Co. IL: 1 ch-Esther 0, b 27 Sept 1867; gr-nsup. aban fall of 1870; requests divorce & cust of ch she has supported the last 5 yrs: df-7 Aug 1875. #3512 ~. Amanda vs David A., pad-Allen Co KS m-24 Sept 1840 at Springfield, laGrange CD, IN; ch-Charles A.. age 12 & Mary E.. age 13: gr-grne; def's R.E.-~ of N~ Sec 12 TIS R20 Dg Co. and personal property valued at several hundred dollars; requests divorce, cust & reasonable ali. SUmmons issued to David MUNGER, Lake Viel.; McPherson Co, KS: S. A~ 5rQIIEBRAKER signed receipt for fees S5.SO'·paid by D. A~ MUNger;. df- 2~ Jan ,1876. Journal entry 20 fJct 1877: adjudged & decreed that pIff, Amanda MUNGER. do have, enjoy the ff R.E. to Wlt: 1\!2 of NEll Sec 12 Tl5 R20 Dg Co. Further adjudged & decreed that title to ff R.E. to wit: The ~ of Nl'3ii Sec 12 T15 R20 be forever vested in David A. !IDNGER. free & clear of any right of said plff. #3645 ~. Anna E. vs Eden D•• pad-unknown m-22 Oct 1874 at Lawrence, KS; gr-aban 5 Feb 1875; requests divorce & rms Anna E. ~IARCH & further eqre; Wit: George llARCH, d:ygoOd~ merchant, fa of pIff: ~Irs. Helena MARCil. mo of pIff. resided in Lawrence continuously since Oct 1872 & pIff & def lIve? WIth us: Col. R. G... J~IE~, cashier of State Bank of LaIVrence. known pIff 3 yrs (, def 4 yrs, was present at their ma!I'rlage; Serena J~IESON- marnalle took place at home of pIff's parents in La~lrence. Rev IV. H. CCLE. assisted by Rev. W.K, r,I~!lSllALL. performed the ceremony. Col. JAMESIJI: named those present: r,lrs. p. D. RIDENOOR, Mrs. H. W. BAKER. J. 1'1. McmLLAN: ,Irs. W. K. MARSIIALL. Fred EbERT (, \'life. Mrs. C!l.E, j,lr. & j,lrs. Geo MARCH & my wife. op-J. E. COIfEL. publr of I~eekly KS TrIbune 08 Mar 1876); Albert KNITTLE. referee; df-8 Feb 1076. ¢3658 ~, Frank \'/. vs Valentine L. m-23 Nov 1873 at llanhattan. Riley Co KS: gr-eban 22 Nov 1874; plff a resident of KS more than 2 yrs; df-lS Feb 1876;#3691. QQ!!ill., Helen E. vs Hazen D. m-l Dec 1861 in IX;! Co KS; Ch-Ode!sa D., ;ge 13; Lola E•• age 11 and Frank E., aae 9; gr-excr for 2 yrs & nsup--"provided no food, only IndIan meal & salt. Plff s R.E. - 20 A land. part of ~ of N~ Sec 8 Palmyra Twp Do Co also 10 A' N~ ~f N~ Sec 28, Palmyra Twp & also ~~ Blk 18 in Prairie City, Palmyra TI~, also ~ section land near City'Of Burling"~~ ,-Sase Co KS (n? en~umbrance); requests divorce & cust & that def be restrained from disposing of said property. vlii:ll~rtha HANEY of Prmne CIty 08 Aug.1870l requests Clerk of Dist Court to pay C. F. MOSHER. her fees as IVitness' C. B' BEEKS subpoenaed: II. S. CLARK, Sherrff of Do Co; df-6 Apr 1876. #3727 ' • MATTIIEr/S, Elij ah vs Fanny :,1., pad-unknown m-l Dec 1073 at Topeka. KS; gr-aban; requests divorce; df-9 Aug 1876. #3827 ~. Annie vs Christopher, pad-unknolm m.-.15 or 16 yrs ago in Green Co /.10; eh-Elmira, Cn 15', Laura A., 12 1"1 S ca ; ',I lie " ca 10 & Lawrence G., ca 6: gr-nsup; request (n vorce, eust & further eqre; df -22 Aug 1Il76. #3845 JOHNSTON, Sarah E. vS David. pad-unknolm m-2 Jun 1872 at Independence, llontgomery Co KS; ar-aban: op-Charles PIlLA N P J O. G. RICHAP.DS. N.P.; pf-3l Aug 1876 & 1 Feb 1877. #3857 • I , . ; ohn lICKNIGlrr. Eudora, security for costs; ~lcI<NIG[Tf. George \'s Sarah J •• p;Jd-un~nown-m-l Jan 1869 at Prairie City, KS; gr-aban;. df-3l Aug 1876 & 1 Feb ,1877. #3858 < , ( t ------~ �72 - BRADY; ·Jilliies·L-:YSIsa6el m-30 Jun 1064, Co of Dark, OIl; ch- S;]rah E. BltADY, b 10 Dec 1865, nol'l in cust of def; gr-nban Mar 1875 & took child; request divorce & cust; Def last he;]rd from at or near Louisville, Cass Co, NE; \'lit: Lewis J. EBEIlHART, a~e 43; res of sta~e since 1854, known plff & def since they came to this Co in 1368 •. They had.live~ at my ho~se 3 m~, then ~hey wen~ to keep1ng house about 3 or 4 mi from I'Ihere I lived. Lizzie J. EBERHART, w1fe of lew1S, fust acqua1nted Wlth def 1n 1864 1n Dark Co, OH. !lave resided in Ilg Co since 1862. op-Cyrus CORNIl\'!; of firm REID & CORNING, att 'y for pHf. df-12 Sept 1876. =3862 PATTY, Harvey H. vS Anna K. m-8 Jan 1873 in Ilg Co 1<5; mnw-Anna K. PLtmm~R; gr-aban 28 Dec 1074. Answer to petition by def-denies all & states that def has been wiab for more than a ye;]r. df-15 ::ept 1076. =3068 LAi>lBOP.N, Lavinia A. vs Joseph T. m-16 Jul 1870 At Leavenworth. 1<5; ch-Annie. b 4 Aug 1871 & Charles. b 1 Jun 1879; ~r-excr, nsup since 15 Jul 1875: def's R.E.-5 A well improved land ca.2.mLNILoLLawrence & 100 ~ timberland ne;]rF;]l! Le;]f ~tation on the KS-P;]C< R.R~ 1n Lv CO requests-divorce & cust; -or-I-!. J. BURUNG A:,IE , deputy Sher1ff Ilg Co; C. -II. TAYLOR, adm1n of est of B. D. P;U.:,IER ~21:-81. David "I. EO:;ERTON, Se'c'y of the KS-Pnc [lway Co, St Louis Mo. 10-10-1?76, A. II. CALEB Comm. for KS. Granted temp all of $10_-: per ..eek 7 Oct 1876. Affid;]vit. of J. T. LAr.n30RN. 25 Oct 1876. states th;]t hehas made application at, '-i_tate Bank i1fLaw"rence;' at Watkins Loan Agency, also of-~!r. CAMERGi, also of Jess!! ~!c.CURDY; but was unable to obtain any money ... that his personal property is mortgaged in excess of its true v;]lue to Mr. John I'IEAVER who lives 2 mi west of Lawrence & that he has ,no R. E. except Homestead of 5 A which is mortgaged in :excess of its value. Decree of divorce granted 13 Nov 1878 with _no ali or child support. Filed -riiOfionfor support 3 Apr 1883. :.'iff working as se-amstress. Henry EARNSHAW, a poor man, has fed & cared for children. R. R. DUNBAR, known def 5 yrs. df-23 Sept 1876. =3873 (see also #3477) SCOFIELD, Ida A. vs Cyrus C. m-12 Feb 1876 in Lawrence by Rev. A. N. RICHARDSO'l, in the presence of Mrs. SHERWOOD. Piff, age 37, res of KS & Dg Co for 5 yrs; had been married prior to that time to William mNIER, who was dead at time of marriage to de!. Had 3 living eh at'time of marriage to def: Willie, Eddie & Hattie. Def had 1 child. Gr-nsup & aban 10 Aug 1875 & disposed of all property except Lot 135. Def's property at time of marriage- 160 A farm in Clinton, house & lost 135 on Indiana St, a steam laundry on Winthrop St. & 2 lots in town of Clinton. All that def purchased for piff was I calico dress, 1 pr shoes & 1 pr rubbers. the cost of all not over $5.00. PHf inherited some property & money after father's death in May 1875 & went to Chicago 20 Jun 1875 to learn particulars of his death. Returned 10 Aug 1875 & def was gone to ~~. Testimony of Sarah L. SHERWOOD, age 47, res of Lawrence 7 yrs, part of that time was Supt of the Christian Union Rooms about 18 mo. Known plff since she was 6 or 7 yrs old, member of same church--The Pilgrim Congregational Church_of North Lawrence. Test. of J. H. GLATHAlIT, age 40. "knew def when he lived 18 mi west of here, but when I knew him in tOM! he lived in west Lawrence". df-30 sept 1876 ::3879. (see also Cyrus Scofield ::2599) MATTHEWS, Elij ah vs Fanny (see also ::3827) Publication notice in Weekly KS Tribune 2 Nov 1876; df-12 Oct 1876; gr-aban; requests divorce & cust of minor child. Also in same packet: MATHEWS, Mabelle vs Alphonse J.; def-non-resident, last known address .. Rushville, Schuyler Co IL; gr-aban; df-30 Oct 1876. #3894 MOfj[ER, Mary vs Franklin m-31 Aug 1873 at Marion. Dg Co KS; no ch no\v living; gr-excr since Jun 1875 & nsup; pIff, age 21 yrs. lives at Willow Springs, have lived in Dg Co 9 yrs; lists personal prnperty of de!. Wit: Martin SC!lOEPFLIN, known parties 116 yrs; Orson HATCn, Ii ved within 3 mi of Mohlers; Moses A. LCUDENBACK, known def 6 yrs & pH 2 yrs, li ved in neighborhood for 8 yrs where def & pHf reside. df-26 Oct 1076. #3905 BARNETT, James vs Emily m-28 Oct Itl75 at Eudora, Dg Co KS; gr-aban; plff. James BAP~ETT, age 22. requests divorce; Benjamin BARNETT, father ofpl!f stated that father of def is Phillip RAY, near Eudora & that def lives with him. B.B. has been resident of Eudora Twp for ca 14 yrs. James BARNETT, age 38, testified that def refused to leave her father's to live with plff. Fannie BARNETT, will be 19 yrs old in /.larch, have lived in Dg Co since summer of 1863. Live 5 mi west of Eudora. op-Reid CORNING, signed security for costs; Gilbert LEEPER, N.r. df-30 Oct 1876. #3907 CmLDERS, Mary L•. vs \'Ioodford. pad-unknown moo 3 Sept 1873 at St. Joseph, Buchanon Co MO; gr-aban Mar 1874; requests divorce & mnr (not listed). df-l! Jan 1877. #3946. BARCLAY, Josephus vs Mary Emeline, pad-unknown m-24 May 1849. Pulaski Co KY; gr-aban; Sino srANLEY signed affidavi t of sureties; pf-17 Apr 1077. #4105 nCGERS, Rufus vs llarriet m 10 Apr 1873; ~r-adul & aban; requests divorce & further er; John T. WILSON, N.P.; df-20 Jun 1877. #4142 CLAIT~, Sarah C. vs Smith L., pad-unknown m-l Oct 1874 at Baldwin City. 1<5; gr-aban 1 Apr 1075; 1 ch-Paul ca 2 yrs old; requests divorce & cust; df-9 Jul 1877 #4151. LEWIS Peter vS Leanna m-ll ~73 in Lawrence, gr-aban; PIff res of Dg Co 10 yrs. States that def had former husband sti 11 living to whom she had been legally married prior to time of present marriage. Requests divorce & er. C. C. JA;,IES signed security for costs. df-14 July 1877. #4155 ~, Louisa M. vs Everett C., pad-Pueblo, Colo. m-13 Oct 1070 at Nebraska City, NE; pHf lived in NE & KS; res of KS & Dg Co more than 2 yrs last r,larch; 1 ch-Eva. age 6 yrs gr-nsu~ for. more than 3 yrs & aban in 1876; def is 29 yrs of age; plff has no income & no property except small dwelling house 1n wh1ch they lived. which was gift from piff's father. lIenrv R. BENSON, N.P.; df-17 Jul 1877. #4159 KING, Matilda vs Ilardin m-13 NOii"'"1876; gr-aban 15 Apr 1077 & nsup; pHf testified: def is 53 yrs old, owns 40 A land -~ ~ of NE)4 of Sec 19 T13 Rl9 Ilg, Co, & personal property. Requests divorce, att 'ys fees & that R E be appropriated to satisfy her decree for alimony df-2 Aug 1877. #4169 A'NEALS, John Wesley vs Elizabeth J., pad-unknown m 11 Aug 1843 in Adams Co IL; I ch-I'lm. (Willi e). age 11 yrs; gr-aban; requests di vorce, cust & er; df-3 Oct 1877. #4240 ROflACl-IER, Mary E. vi; Francis J. m-13 Feb 1071 at Kansas City; 3 ch-Dolly Agnes. 6yrs; Elizabeth Ann. 4 yrs; Francis Alvin, 3 yrs; PIff-~,lary Ellen res of ~ ~o mor~ than 20 yrs" now resi~es at fatl?er's house; gr-excr; pIff states that clef's property includes bonds. n~tes. de1,0SItS. hvesto~k, farmIng utens111s & grmn. also R E -00 A i" Osa'le Co & the ~6 of NEllI of SEll in Sec 4 TI5 R19 in Dg Co. pl~f requests ?lVorce. cust. reasonahle ali {; restrain def from disposing of property. States def nol'l resides in Osage Co SOld he was g01n~ to sell everything & go to IL. df- 3 Oct 1077. oo-Charles I'IAllNER Chris !lICKS #4244 " . .IcDruGt.L, Emily vs Daniel m~7 Jan /~68;. ch-James F;ederick. ca 19 mo old; piff left def 23 Nov_1877 & now living oport. Child with plff until ?6 Nov ~!e~ d~ orc1bly tp"ok l1lm & she does not know where child is; gr-excr & hadr for 2 yrs' def's R E -house & lot #33 o~ ~!~ss ,t 1n I. Lawrence~ also <lef owns lot ::35 & #37 on Bridge St, #179 on !.ocust St & I hous~ & I A known as #21 Ash St. all" in ~. L"\Vren~e. Requests cust, reasonable support & order restraining def from selling or disDosing of property Granted $6 per wk all & cust. \'Ii t: Lewi;; BAKER. pIff' s brother, knolvn def for ~_ y!:~ •. .clef is aO!ld bl "ck~mi th; Theodosi a' PETTY, res of N Lawrence 10 yrs; Ruth Anne AnA~IY, res of N Lawrence 12 yrs, knolvn part.ies 8 yrs' C. C JAMES res of N Lawrence 6 s Constable of Dg Co 4 yrs, prior to Aug 1077 was on City Police force. known def since ui71' A' J DICKER k . s d fyrR'E & Vn I ue,; !I orgare t 0 'NEIL . -- 0 ' ' • ,now . ' kno~vn_p:lr_t1-,,-,,----,,---y_rs .... d cat h 0 f l c nlrl.of pArt-ies was 28 Aug 1074; , Mary• CalMINGTON, res of e, N Lawrence ahout a yr. preVIously ln Clty of Lm'll'p.nce 0 yrs; U. B. ADAMY. res of N Lmvrence, built house on def's lot on Ash St & shop on Mass.; Ge~r\Je RA.'.!SDEIL. N Lawren,:c, kno\vn parties (, yr~; An(lelinc E. TJI(l.ISf'CIl, N Lawrence res 2 yrs; Henry FREY, -. ~v!lgonm"ker. ~k~0Il'l1.~ef .!!. 0-' §_YI~;.Jlrs~,-'_.._GOVEJ':._ --'!.n _('---!iJcrIL\~~ma"- \V!.thvlt~orl1.... plff was stayinU..!.ee....k _~_en_~hi !.!Ld~ed; _~! M._ ~. �73 VANIJUSK-IflK. saloonkeeper. his sister is wife of ~lOnRE. hns known --;jef-lyr; W:-S. -ilIi:Ei. in N- Lawrence 8 or 9 yrs; Catherine NElJll. N Lawrence :1 yrs. opposite plnce of business of def; Jnmes NEIJII. hushnnd of Catherine; Alice McoruGAL. co 10 yrs old. 2nd cousln of def; Delin IIAIIIlIS. 13 yrs old; C. II. I!ICIIJllmS. N I.awrence 10 yrs, is REAgent, states values of properties; S. C. UVSSELL, N P; J. II. DEERING;· N LilWrcnc-e-r,--Yrs; Harriett M. RILEY, wife of W. S. RILEY, a res 6 yrs, lived SO' from pflrties; Theodore A. MOORF-, keeps saloon in N Lawrence; James CRAWFOIlD, N I.awrence res 2 yrs; A. J. WARREN, neRr neighbors in N Lawrence, been policeman since Jun Wi6; N. D. EASTI1AN, known def 10 yrs; Mrs. Margaret O'NEIL lives 10 mi NE of Lawrence; Delia HARRIS was employed to take Care of infant child; Joel 13. t:VlEY boarded wi th def Aug-Oct 1877; A. L. MASr1'\, Arthur EVANS, N Lawrence res 9 yrs; df-ll Dec \077. #4269 LANIIAM, Elizabeth A. vs Richard B.. pad-.Toplin, MO m-9 Sept 1876 at Farley, PI atte Co MI) by W. W. SPRATI, Esq. J P. Present at marriage were Ni ck OWENS et al wi th whom pIff was not acquainted; plff res of KS since Oct 1876; gr-nsup & aban 17 Sept 11376, hadr; requests divorce & er;; Wit: L. M. SPEER, res of Leavenworth, age 42, known pIff 8 yrs, def left 2 yrs 090, they were living in MO; Witt Hester A. BERRY, res of Leavenworth, age 213, known plff 20 yrs, they hnd lived together 2 or 3 wks when he left. df-7 Feb 1878. ..,320 POODINOT, Eunice V. vs Wm. A. m-29 Mar 18613. at Swede Point, ~oone Co, IA; 4 ch-Katie A., 8 yrs; Nellie E•• 7 yrs; Oscar L., 5 yrs & Wm E., 2 yrs. gr-excr requests marrlo~e annullnd r, cust of Nellie F.. & WIn E. & er; Summons for II'm A. sent to Dickinson Co KS;df-12 Feb 1878 #432J.. ~, Gertrude vs CIny, pnd unknown, lnst heard from in Quincy, II. m-l0 Dec 1875 at Lawrence', KS hy Probnte .TurI0e, John Q. " Nt)RTCl'l; mnw-Gcrtrurle A. GHloIAN; IIr-ahnn Jan 1877; pIff hns res wlt.h hor mother since nhnndonment.; Mrs. E.IIn .1. GIU1AN. mo or "trf, T(~S Ifl yrs; Edith E. r.I1.AMN, slBtor of pHf, res with mother; df-12 Jan J0130 #43:12 RANION, Lucy A. vs William S .. pnd-Topckn, %awnee Co KS m-21 Feb !OM ot Lawrence, KS; gr-nhnn I Jnn 11371 & nsup; ch-W. H. I!AN1(IN, a hoy cn 12 yrs living with Co DC det, LulJu RANKIN, gi rl fJ yrs Ii ving with plff; def is j ourneymnn pri nter; df-22 Mar 1878. #4357 ADAMS, Mnry A. vs John A. m-7 .lnn 10('6 In Dg Co KS; (Ir-aban 1 Apr IOn: ch-William M.. 7 yrs and Charles V, 2 yrs, requests divorce. cust & costs of action. df-22 Apr 1878. #4373 PARK, Arominta J~ vs .lohn, pnn-unknown m-25 AWl 1052 at Walnut Rld\Je, Lawrence Co IN; gr-aban & nsup; def's R E - Lot 81 CT St, Lawrence, KS; df-6 May 1878 #4377 ~. Alice vs David C., pad-South Cambridge Co WA m-14 Dec 1063 at Lnnslngburgh, NY; ch-l. John M•. nge 10 yrs 1 Apr 10713; gr-grne & nsup; requests divorce, cust & er; df6 May I GiG. #4378 MARX. Mary vs George m-13 Feb 1072 in Dg Co, KS; gr-nbnn 1 Mor 1874; requests divorce & er; df-20 May 1878. #4391J2 flUREY, Charles II. vs Alice, pad-London, En(Jland m-24 Sept 1871 at Floyd. Floyd Co IA; gr-aban 1· May 1876. Def went to NY & Brooklyn 6 wks, to CT for 2 mo & to Niagara Falls. Sailed to England in ~lar 11377 where she has remained. Letter from def to step-dau at Howellsville, NY requests mail to be di rected to Alice HENRY(not Alice flUREY); Amandn RUREY, age sa, Steuben Co NY-Charles is her step-son; op-Lucius A. WALDO, cl erk, Steuben Co NY; Anron McCrnElL, N p. Steuben Co NY; J. R. PJlRKIIILL, J P, Howard, NY; N. Z. STRCH>, Bookkeeper at. KS Tribune Weekly, Lawrence, 17 Oct 1070; plff a res of KS since 10 July 11376; affidavit 13 Nov 1878 given by G. V./lUREY. age :,0, fa of plff. df-6 .Tune 10713. Granted 19 Nov 1070. #4:1911 ~, lavinia A. vs .loseph T. . m-16 July 1870 at Leavenworth, KS; ch-Anna, ane 7 & Charles, ~ge 4; gr-excr, nsup, not permit plff to return home; plff's R E - 5 A in.Dg Co, 100 A in Lv Co, bonds, stncks, etc.: request.s divorce, custody & er; wit: Reuben RANDALL & Mrs. RANDALL. Frank SAUNDERS & V. G. ~IIILER; or-V. B. ASHER, Sheriff Dg Co, W. W. AS11ER, Vndersheriff: df-6 June 1878 #4395 (see also #31177 & #3073). SfllLE, Mary B. vs WIn R. G., pnd-unknown m-17 .Tune 1063 in Dg Co 1<5; ch-Emma Benson SOJLE, age 6 and Katie Sorhia S'XlLE, age 4; gr-grne & aban; requests divorce & cust & mnr to Mary BENSON; subpoena-Col. S. W. ELDRIDGE, wit for def; 01'-1'1. J. NEILL, Jr., Deputy Clerk of Dist Court. df-l3 July 11378. #4413 LYO'IS, Mary vs Franci s nt. m-4 Aug J1370 at St. Joseph, MO: ar-aban, adul; requests divorce & er; rlf-23 July 1878. #4415 CAR5O'<, Eli zabeth ,T. vs George m-22 Aug IU77 at Elmsdale, Chase Co KS; name then being ~lrs. Eliznheth J. CJlRTWRIGHT. Plff learned from relatives ca Nov 18n that the real name of def was .Tnmcs LANE. In March term of Dist Court nt l.cnvenworth, .Tomes LANE was indicted, tried & convicted of Grand Larcency committed stlbsequ,mt to their mnrriaae & then & there sentenced to 6 yrs in the State Penitentiary; plff requests divorce & er with full right.s as regards her personal & real property owned by her before said mnrrin\1e & stlbsequent therP.to, also restorntinn to her nnllle. Eliznhct.h .T. CAfITWI!IGm. op-Wm G. Mathias, J P, Lv Twp, Lv Co KS. Elizabet.h BENSON, onth vs .Tnmes LANE for stealing in n dwelling house, Case 1:76, State of KS vs W. It. ~IOOROE, Levi McOCNALD & James LANE: James FRANKS, Cons. Lenvcnworth filed 2 Jan 1070; McCown HUNT, Clerk hy Chas CROOSE, Deputy Clerk; ....i t for Stat.e-Elizabeth BENSON, George OENSON, Thomns MorNl.IG lIT , Henry YEfI<ES, Michael DAVORAN. William ~III.U;R, B. aJNNI1'«iIlAloI, Mnt ~IALONE, Peter MAULTBY, Harry RO;ERS, Elln May HITL & Leon MOORE. Joseph W. TAYLOR, Co Att 'y Lv Co; Robert CRr2IER, Judne; P. G. UME, Sheriff Lv Co 25 Mar lOiO; John C. VO:;EL & I. Mi I es MOORE, att 'ys for def James LANE. df-20 Aug 1878 #11445. MARKLE, Mary vs Gabriel m-22 I.lnr 1066; no ch; separnted 30 June 1078; gr-excr since 107!', at res in Clinton TlVp; def's R E- ~S$ sec 8 Tl3 R19East also \'tf of Nfl! Sec 17 Tl3 R19 East, also R E of unknown descr in Unn Co KS. Dcf has allowed efN9I 17-13-19 East(plff owned) to be sold for taxes & has ptlrchased the tnx certificotes (, now claims n lien thereon by virtue thereof. Requests _. rli vorce & reasonable prcmanent ali. ilffidavi t-Sanh S. HEATfiMAN. re~ides short. distance from parties; Writ(signed Willie) E. IlIIAWLEY, r()sides 2 mi from parties & has lived wi th them at vnrious times & worked for him: James BI!()(J(S, N P: AffidavitJno. I~. B1J1LOCK, 5-1-79, lists expendHures of $25.00 ali allowed; 10-23-78 Mary RENNICK, lived 3/4 mi from parties 5 yrs prior to spring of '78: Charles A. Mlli1BERG, resided IV.ith tllem 2 yrs prior to Aug l8n; ~1ary STEVENS, with husband on 15 Apr 10701 cnme from state of Michigan to Seigle in the train & was sent to res of def to get accomodations for the night. Lives ~ mi of their residence: Owen AUSTIN, often worked at def's. Lived ~ mi from their res past 4 yrs; Christian &;fII,lIlJT. worked for def 12 Nov IOn to 30 May 1070; Juli a(U Ahn AUSTIN, known parties 3 yrs; George J. BARKER, att 'y for pIff-"Mrs . .John RENICK, an important witness. lIusband lives in Russell Co & has sent h~r a ticket to come to Russell with the fami Iy of c~ildn:n". "~Irs:. Geo. W. PETEFISl1 also important witness. invalid & unable to attend court, testimony to be taken at her r<!s )n Cllnton Twp. J. A. IlLISS, N P, 30 Apr 1879; Thomas J. 5TEPIIF1~S signed bond for costs i f pIff adjudged to pay them. Subpoenaed 1 May l879--list of 21; 5-3-i9 -Susan B. G. SAWYER, 7-11-79--list of 9; 11-10-79 _ Mrs. 1lJCKER & Mrs. McDa'lALD, 11:11-79 - Pall I R. BROOKS, \Vi IIi am NfI.J\N, EI i CJlMPIlELL. Pai rI Eli za MA11'lEY $1.!j() ,wi tness; (copy order of Judge). df-21 Aug !U ,13. #401018 T1iURr.1JlN, ~iary A. vs John S .. pn~ -lin·known - - ._- ----. -. m-2 Sept..lflm at Missouri City. Clny Co ~10; ch-Mnr(1aret Lee, n'le 13; lIelnn May, age 8, Ersulo F .. age 6 yrs; gr-oban: re_ uuest.s .<11 vorce, custody & er: ·.of)=:Willinm A. 11. IIARRIS, N p. df-4 Oct 10713 #4476 . TIl!.9'i, Annn vs .John lI •. pnd-coffcy Co KS -~-=--;--~ - - : - - - - - - - - _ . --:..:-=-.:.. ~--=-r ---- - - -.. . . .-..---:-:==:: .~---:-----~ ----m-3 July 1068 at Leroy, Coffey Co KS: ch-rlau. Eva, nge 9: gr-nsuf!, hadr 5 yrs 1st past; requests divorce, cust, other er G mnr t_o_Anni.e_ ST_EW.~IIT._ ~G21_Oct 18.78 _..11<140-,,_ ______________ _ �--._- ----- 74 BOUERS, Francis vs'Fr~nk, pad unknown m-22 Nov 1875 at Shelbyville, Chelby Co .IN; ar-aban 3 yrs past; re'luests divorce f., er, df-5 Nov 1878. #4489. BAIlLIE, Eli za S. vs Gcor(Je II., pari unknown m-8 Au I! 1866 at Bethany, Wayne Co PA; 4 ch-Lizzie, 9 yrs, Grace, 7 yrs; Gertrude (. Vieta, age 2; plfr a res of Dg, Co 5 yrs; gr-nsup for 2 yrs f., aban; requests divorce, cust r. er; op-L. S. STEELE signed undertaking for dosts. df-27 Jan 1879 1t.4522. BMER, Jasper vs Anna A., pad unknown m-29 July 1866 at Bourbon Co KS; plff has resided in D) Co since May' 1850; gr-def aban 15 Nov 1866; df-27 Jan ~879; 1t.4523 Di vorce Ijranted II Nov 1879. C(JW-R, Michael vs Sarah Jane, pad out of state m-._day-or-_104 __ at Greenfield, Gallio Co on; pIff a res of KS 6 yrs, more than I yr tn Dg Co; gr~ban 1 Aug 1872; requests divorce (, er; df-31 Jan 1079; On 17 Mar 1079 plff re'luested suit be mismissed without prejudice. 1J4528 RI-RlL, Ambros vs ~'aggie L., pad-Mitchell Co KS m-2 July 1071: at Olathe, KS; ch-Gussie, age 5 f. Ilenry(?) aoe 2; gr-adu~; requests divorce & cust; def answers petition by denyin(J all accusations (, states that plff became hadr I yr after mar~1 age, left def 6 June 187~. & no support to 1 Nov 1879 when pIff asked for cust of youngest child, Ilenry, whose proper name IS Walter II. RllllL, said chIld bein(J under control & supported by this def. At request of plff, delivered chi1~1 to one Christ B~ to be by him delivered to pIff & since Nov 1078 \jal ter II. may have been supported by pIff. Oldest chlld, real name Gustlna Rl~L, is i'n cust of deC. Def requests divorce, cust at least of Gustina'; er (, mnr to hlargaret L. ~ruSTY. Henry STII.L, att y for def. df-25 ,Feb 1878. #4538 DAlILSrRQ.\, Emma'vs Eric, pad-unknown m-12 Oct 1074 at Lawrence, KS;: gr-~ban 3 yrs before; Summer of 1070 def was going to the mountains;' requests divorce' & er. df- 24' Feb 1879. #4560 J<l'JES, Mary Ann vs John J., p~d-out of st~te m-20 M;f'"T079 , City of Son Francisco, CA; ch-.lohn C., a!le 6 and Mary E. age 2; gr-grne, e~cr last 2 yrs 6- aban; def's R E: W 9~' of 94 Lot 46 on' Mass. St., Lawrence & the two-story brick bldg thereon, also E 2~ of Lot #46 on Mass. 6- the implement; therein. Pers prop _ 2 hilli ard tahles f., l' restaurant foun t.ai ~. RE encumhered by sum of ~1300.; requests di vorce G that def be restrained from rlisp~sinu or ih' any manner encumbering property here described. Att y for pIff - John Q. A. NORT<l'J. Sent publi cntion notice to John J. J<l'JES of North S~n Juan,' Nevada Co CA. df-I Mar 1879. #4566 REEY:E, Mnry A. vs Cyrus Il., pnd-unknown " m-22 ~Iar 1875, City of Murphysboro, IL; gr-a"an Dec 1076;, requests divorce f, mnr to Mary A. POWI!lL; pUf has lived in Dg Co 19 yrs; wit- Willi am II. OIlRER, a~e 33. df-2~ Feb 1876·. #4337 ElJWARDS, Manza' vs Annie mMay 1068 in Leavenworth Co by Rev James IIALE; gr-separnted Sept 1869, adul; def gave bi rth to child 1872 & 2nd child 1874. Plff-"We had 1: child now 8 yrs of "lie who hns always lived with me."; requests that marringe be dissolved & custody of minor child, Andrew EDNARDS he a\V~rded to plff; op-Alfie I..ANSIIN, Mr. MARLIS, Warren EDWARDS. df-25 Feb 1878 #4338. M~, Emmer Estelle vs f1ugh, pad-unknown m-12 Sept 1072 at North Lawrence, gr-aban 18 Sept 1872; re'luests divorce (, er; plff a res of KS more than 10 yrs; df12 Mar 1070. #4350 SMITH, Mnljgie n. vs Ethan A. m-15 Apr 1072 at Topeka, Shawnee Co KS; separated 30 Apr 1078; def bou!)ht plff n ticket to Boston to go visit her sister & gave her $60. 1'n money (no support. since). At sug(lestion of def, plff remained until Nov 1878 •. Plff in poor health in Sept r. Oct (, under care of physician. Couldn't pay doctor's bills. lIer only property is a pinno. Since returning to Lawrence. plff has resirled with Charles II. TAYUm, Esq. ncar def's place of res, (, has been dependent on him for her board as def (Ii d not want hr.r to return to hi s house to I I ve. I'lff & dcf a!lreeri I ~ Mar 1079 that def pay $200. & I' horse nnmed I'llot (; n certain piano; that plff he (Jrantcd a divorce (, $1000. ill ali C, def to pay court costs. df-l Mar 1879. A supplemental petition filed 17 May 1879 in Suffold Co MA • •los A. WIU.ARD, Clerk of the Superior Court. wit-Mrs. Isnbella E. &:IJOOLCRAF'T, sister of plff, resides at Cambridgeport, MA. #4567 SAVN;E, Ernest vs Sadie M., pad-unknown m-17 Oct 1IJ77 at \~aterloo, IA; gr-~han 17 Jan 1070; requests divorce f., er. rtf-O Mar 1879. 1t.4571 yaJ~~, Nancy L. vs Jonathan C. m-6 Dec 11176 in Jefferson Co KS; gr-aban 10 Dec 1876; requests divorce f., mnr (not listed). df-IO Mar 1879. #4573. ~IlEIN&:HILD, William vs Mary, out of state m-22 Dec 1Il76 at Pomeroy, 011; gr-ahan; requests divorce f., er; N. nOYSTRADT, Esq. solicited affidavits, but since decensed. dated 1'.1 May 1079, R. S STEELE, JP. df-29 Mar 1879. #4597 SPENCE, Mary E. vs Belden (si!)ned J. B. SPENCE) m-17 .Ian 18(,5 at Point of Rocks, Frederick Co MD; Ilr-nsup since Apr 1076" sopnrnted r. rlef left to go to Colorodo but hilS remained in Colo. pIff a res of Lawrence 13 yrs, came soom after marria\1e. Plff owns in her own right Lot 132 on Louisiana St, Lawrence. I'lff learner! from her uncle, A. S. ANDEIlSa'l, that on 28 Apr 1064 at Washington, D.C., der was lawfully marri ed to Cnroli ne WESTMAN, who \~aS I I vi nIl I7 Jan 1065 r. def hnd not he en di vonerl from the marriage; requests Judgment declaring marriage null (, void, that def be barred from any interest in property of plff. & rmn to Mary E. ANDERSON. df16 June 1879. #4618 MANNI!'l;, Benj amin S. W. vs Mary, pad-Webst.er Co IA m-26 Sept 1076 in D) Co KS; no children; gr-grne (, threatened life of plff. Winfield FREEMAN, att'y for pHf; L.D.L.T05II. NP. Subpoenaed: Ella ASHLEY. Reuben WHITNEY, lIenry srOVER &,_STOVER, his wife, first name unknown. A. RANSEUIAN signed undertaking for costs. df-16 June 1079. $4620 WILDER, John II'. vs Esther H. m-3D Dec 1075 at Paris, Edgrrr Co IL; gr-nban 27 May 1076; requests divorce & er. df-I6 July 1879 •. 1t.4626., IJ<l'JD, Syl vester vs El i zaheth .1. m-14 July 1075 at Marion, Dg Co KS; mnw-Elizabeth METSKER; ch- I, Christine, age ~ yrs; gr-aban- reques'ts divorce t;. er. df-19 July 1879. #4628 KEELER, Susannah R. vs. Henry m-30 Qct 1071; gr-aban March 1877; requests divorce & er. df-14 Aug 1079. #4631 WORDEN, David vs Talitha (?) m-25, .lan 1874 at Lawrence; gr-adul; subpoena: Flem! ng OYENS; re'luests di vorce (, er. df-lO Sept 1879. #4650 PIPER, Louise A. vs Geo. W. m-i9 Aug 1849 at Alba, Monroe Co IA: gr-grne, nsup & aban; Plff owner of farm bought with 0,," money near Belvoir Station in Clinton Twp-160 A with portion improved f., under cultivation with comfortable dwelling house thereon, which def hod rented {or years past & taken & appropri'ated the same to his own use exclusively. PHf states that def is living in city of Lawrence f, has been engaged in carring on ~ livery stahle. 1.ists his pers. property; TC'luests divorce & that lIE of petitionc; in her own an me be free (, clear from all interference & control of def and an order to restrain def from disposing of hIS property to the injury of the petitioner. rlf-3 Oct 1879. #4666 CANNON, Nellie vs John C. F., pad-Shawnee Co m-25 Sept 1875 at Topeka, KS; gr-harir, nsup, ahan Sept 1079; plff, afle 32, a res of D) Co 3 yrs. Took in sewing to support herself. Chilrl born 1077 WAS left alone wi th nf) attendant pr''Yiried. Chilrl is dead. Hnd no other issue' requests ~livorce C. er. I. S. FJ,IERY, att'y for plff. Referee-S. C R()SSELL; wit-Mangie WINNIE, a~e 34, sister of plff, has resided In L?wrence 8 yrs; E. W. GRIGGS signerl undertaking for costs; \'1. D. ALISIJROW (?), Sheriff ShaWnee Co; J. S. McCAlL, Deputy Shenff. df-4 Oct 1879. #4(,('1 __ . _ ______ ._ _________ _ ________ :... ____ _ :' To be continued .. ...,-------------~-----=----=-~---.:..---.:..~---.:..----------'---..;".;....---- �---'---'~ NINTH '-'TR-EiET BAPTIST CHURCH cELEBRba ·.a~1~2nd.II!lNIJll!R~JlRY ----------- <.+ ;'In-the' h~dred and \ twenty-four years of its existence. the cong~_~!'" tlon known as the N,1 .nth Street Church has been. identifie,d by sever~l ~" ... names;. the Second Missionary Baptist Mission ~ the, Second Missionary BaptistChurch. Warren Street ~ap­ tist Church and Ninttl street Baptist Churc~ The Second Missionary vB;P i~:Elln:~:~~~:~i~:tt ~--- --~- -- - ----- <{"-;.- -':--. -', .~ .·,'-'ST~::~:'~:~~ . " . . ., ...• The pastor appointed by th~, l'hoto courtesy of Mrs. James fosTMA 'rsociety waS' Father B~~~~~~~~~-=.:=~~~:=~~~__-:~~__~~__-~---~-~-~-~-'­ a white man, and the meet::l~~ . '_~''-' _.:~l_ ings were held in the upper floor of ' a building between Sixth and Seventh Street on Massachusetts Street, the present site of Green Brothers Hardware Store. The first baptized member Was Mrs. Lizzie BRISDOM CARR. 'the mother of the late lYlrs. Lula B. IRVING and grandmother of Mrs. Ethel MOORE. The lot on which Ninth Street now stands was deeded to the Emigrant ~id SOCiety of New England'- by the Trustees of Lawrence Township in 1855 and was transferred by deed on March 26. 1882 to Isaiah ADAMS and others. On MarchiJ. 1864 a deed was given from Isaiah ADAMS and HenryBRAYLING to'the Trustees of the Second Missionary Baptist Churchname~'Y. Alexander GR1f~:a (an uncle of the late Bishop John A. GRmG) ~ 'p:: Bedford DRISDOM,'Jordan CLARK. Edward SIMMS. Moses WHITE and Gabriel GRAY. Und.er 'the leadership of Rev. Bedford DRISDOM the bulldlng was started. In 1865 the church called Rev. DUDLEY at a salary of Three Hundred Dollars a year and whose pastorate lasted nine years. Then dissention .arose over the payment of the pastor's back salary and a split deve,l,oped. After a Sheriff's sale in 1875 it Was deeded.,.'CQ.::..Rev. Dudley LEE ,and wife justifying Rev. LEE's claim aga1nst the Church. :'"AJ '!. ~ ~, The spli t portion of the c,pngregation purchased a s1 te on Tenth and Connecticut St~eet and were known as the Little Gem Baptist Church. wi th Rev. B.T .lV. JAMES as pastor who stayed three years. Rev. Robert MARTIN was called to the pastorate.of the Second Missionary Baptist Church; he divided his time betweeJl' this'" church and a church ln Kentucky. He Was the father of Mrs. "Hattle GRICE, Mrs. LA~TON and Mrs. RENI CKE •. ' . Rev. Washington MERCER was called in January. Hls al'm was to reunl te the split church and he succeeded ln doing so. After nine years Rev. Dudley LEE and wlfe deeded the present site back to the Trustees for a conslderatlon of One thousand one hundred slxty~six dollars and eightyeight cenys. The reunited church became known as the Warren Street Bapt1st Church and retained Rev. MERCER as pastor wh9 completed the structure on the present s1 te and served until 1885." . • [iii story-courtesy of Be v • C~K~~;b~~~ �, 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.~. 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 (BOUTONJ~: 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. N 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. 7 Oct 1875 23 Sept 1875 8 Nov 1875 15 Aug 1875 J.H. Bonbrake, M.G. loW. Clock, M.G. S.W. Lloyd, M.G. J.C.B. Wharton, M.G. 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 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. John A. Young, M.G. �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, Ri~hard 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.WELL'S; Emma S. HARDING, Thomas P. KOOGAL, Ada B. HARRIS, Elhanan CLOSE, Josephine HARRIS, Ephraim PITCHCHER,A1ice HART, William HASTIE, Peter HATCHER, Peter M. HAY, Milton A. FISH, Nancy McANDLESS, Mary M. DUNCAN, Josephine SMI TH (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, H.G. John N. Young, M.G. Andrew Stout, M.G. 19 Jan 1875 25 Feb 1875 ,30 Mar 1875 10 Nov 26 Oct 6 June 25 Ju1 1875 1875 1875 1875 Wm. Draper, J.P. John N. Young, M.G. Andrew Stout, M.G. 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. Geilan, 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. We~lington Henderson, M.G. William M. Adams, M.G. Alfred Barnes, M.G. E . G. Ma c y , ' J . P . John S. Brown, M.G. 5 Feb 1875 1 Nov 1875 29 Aug 1875 13 June 1875 �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS ,MARRIA'GE RECORDS - 1875 (Con t '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 Ju1875, 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, Joseph 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, Alvia 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. John 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.. L loy d, 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 Cordley,Rev. Rufus Parks, Rev. S.W. Lloyd, M.G. TOWNSEND, Lizzie 25 Aug 1875 Gabriel Gray, M.G. �------------------'---- - - - ---------------- l 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 Ju1 1875 TEGHTMYRE, Viola C.21 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 iJ u1 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 1 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. �. 'r .--------------------------~~----------------------------------------------~ 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. Ge 0 r g e W... Sm i t h , 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 1. ...... 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 AHLGUIST, 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 (X) o �-.--~ - ----------- .- ~ -- _. --.- --- ~c. ;-; ...... . Alphabetical listing of brides from 1875- M~rriage Re~ord~, -Douglas County, Ki. 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, Ha~nah 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 EI, 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 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. Q).. , ~­ t: - �1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - --.- Alphabetical listing of brides from 1875 Marriage Re~ords, Douglas County, Ks. Bride Bridegroom LINDALL, Emma NELSON, Olaf LINDLEY, Jam'ima 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, Georg~ 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 Wlnche'll Bride (Cont'a) Bridegroom ROSSEL, Mary ROCKLUND, Carl A. SAYRE, Peter W. RULAND, Jane McFARLAND, Edgar E. RYDER, Carrie E. CARNEY, Jessee W. SATER, Hannah P. BLISS, John A. SAUNDERS, Lizzie P. SCHOEPHFLIER, Lilian FISHER, Frederick J. SECREST, Fannie A. SMITH, Wilford SHEPPARD (SHEPHERD), EATON, Edmund K. Nancy E. ELLIS, Delos M. SHOBERT, Susan FORREST, William J. SILVERS, Jennie LUCAS, James B. SIMMONS, Alvia A. HAY, Milton A. SMITH (MARTIN), Malone O. LYONS, William D. SMITH, Winnie L. SPARR, Mary A. ·NOBLE, John S. HERSHEY, Isaac SPITLER, Mary STEPHENS, Elizabeth HENDERSON, John C. SMITH, Peyton R. STEVENS, Myra LUGTON, George R. STEVENSON, Elmira OWENS, Williams H. STOUT, Anna RHOE, Michael . ~. STROBEL, Caroline GODFREY, Charles SUTTON, Nancy E. MATHEWS, Jonathan SWISHER, Mary PETERSON, Jame~ H. TEGHTMYRE, Viola C. JONES, Walter T. TENNIS, Lizzie A. MARTINES, Martin TOWNSEND, Lizzie MARSHALL (HARSHA), Eugene K. TURGEON, Josephine DAVIS, James E. TUTTLE, Mary E. GILL, William H. WARREN, Mary A~ HALL (HALE), Jason B. WELLS, Emma S. TAYLOR, Peter S. WILLIAMS, Ella J. DANIELS, Miles WILLIAMS, Malinda WARDEN. Daniel. .\<1.1LL IAM~S, Tali tha BLAKEMAN, James D .. WILSON, Sarah E. McKENZIE, Henry I WOOD, Amanda BADGER, Nelson :WOO'DFORK, Francis WINKLEMAN, Jacob .W?OLLEY',' Eliza i �,~ 83 ~".'. ,i, , ---:Wi-ll ls-Reco l'aea-··at---bawrence-;::--J}ouglas-County..--Kans·as C Volume I I , ~--=------., 18i7~-l890 Alll of the wilils listed here were made'in Douglas County unless; otherwise noted. Date of WilD. Where made, Date Recorded 5 Mar 1887 27 Dec 1881'C1eve1and Cuyahog a Co' OH' 4 Aug 1882. Adams, Sarah C. 5 Jim 1882 Lawrence' 114 Dec', 1883' N' Lawrence, Akers, Moses l!O Feb 1886 115 Aug 1889 Redford Ambler, Wilili am H. Westchester CoN,Y24 Jun 1'890 114 Jim 1879 20 May 1879Anderson, Jonas P'. 1!6 Mar' 1882 Anderson, Maggie 30 Jan 1882: Eawrence' Anderson, Thomas' 1!8.l Oct 1888 11 'Jim 1889 An'd~ew, L.E. R~ 1 Nov 1886, Lawrence: r Feb 1887 Anto.n. John' Frederick; 22 Ju11 1885 ,Eudora! Twp 19 Aug 1885 Atkinson" HEmry C. 27 Aug 1875 Lawrence' 27 Sep' 1875 23 Oct 1882 N Lawrence' 6; Dec 1882 Atki:nson, Mary B'. Autram, E1'i zabeth D. 14 Apr 1880 Lawrence Dec 1890' codi ci 1 rl Oct 1880:' Ayer, Charles C. l' Sep E868 Wakarusa Twp' 1 May 1880 Bailey, J~ E~ '10th mo. 30th! 1880 Hesper 24 May 1881' Baker, Samuel 26, Mar 1884 Pt:easant Grove 21 Apr 1884 Banks, El!li ot V'. 28 Ap'r 1873 21 May 1873 Barnhart, John 9' Sep 1879 23 Apr 1883 B'arteldes. Frederiick 1'6 Jun 1882 4 Jan 1887 Bates, Sarah A. 3' New' 1885 6 Ju1 1885 15 Feb 1883 Blackman, Jane A~ , 17 Mar 1883 Bo'sche, Jo'hn F. 26, Nov 1876" Cincinnati [1~~~~~~~?!] H'amil ton Co OH Bowen, Zadok C. 3~ Feb 1888 9'Mar 1888 BOyd, David'C. 21 Dec 1875 23 Feb 181'8 Brass, Wiillliam ' 18) Aug 1884 Kanwaka Twp 1,2 M'ay li890 Brecheisen, Peter 1,3' Jun l!!3lJID Palmyra Ttvp 2. Jun 1875 ,Breck, A'aIion 6 May 1869', Northamp:ton 29 Jill 1886; Hamp s h i r.e Co' lVIA: Brown , WU'liam 4 Mar 1886 Bl'ackj ack 8 Jill '1,886, Brumbaugh, HEmry 24 M'ay '188Ill P'almyra Twp' 7 Dec 1888 Burpee, Mrs. N. B. 114 Apr 1880 Ga1esbu;zigj 20 Dec' 1880 Knox Co,L IL , Burrage, Johnson C~ 115 May 1876, Boston. Suffolk 7 J'an 1882 codiciil 26, Mar 1881, Co MA' Casey, MaryA~ 5 Jun 1884' Eawrence 18 Jiln 1884 Casten, ZaraH: 17 Apr 1874, Eawrence 1:6 Jun 1874 Chapman, Joseph 13: Mar 1877 22 Mar 1877, Chase, Daniel K. 18 Oct 1875 Calais;, Washing-30 Oct 1879 ton Co ME' Cochran, Jilli a 8". 18, Oct 1884 Westfi;eld. Chau- 5 Mar 1888 tauqtla Cb NYCoIl amore, .Tulia H~ 29 Apr 1869 Boston, Suffo,lk 25 M'iu 1873 Co' MA' Conant. George E. 4 Apr .1885 Wakarusa TWp 4' Feb 1887 Kdams, A1'onzo· Date of De'ath W~ Page: 568 31 Ju1 1882, 320 452, tiJ~J 24 May 1889 ]62, 308 644' 500 31i Aug 1875 434 67 327 208 1'85 526, 379 13 358 4TI 426, 344 1'41 558 15 Feb 1878 20 Aug 1'889 109 709 59 466 46:1: 616 213 286, 3 Jim 1874 14 Mar 1877 3811 25 84 171' 564 48 494 �84 N'ame Date of WBll CroB, Hen ry C. Crozier, WiT:liaml codicil Dai ley, Sus'an O. , DaCee , Ainon G'. Daly, Maleta J'. Danzer, Franz, (signed~Frank r 10 2 8 21 17 ·20 13 M'ar May Aug Feb Dec Oct Mar Davi s, Isaac ' 4' Feb Davis, Mary Ann 12 Apr Davis, Wiinslow, 20th of 9th mo Day, Vi rgini a H. 7 May Deay, George 18 Jun Deck, Johannes 2 M'ar 1886 1885 1889 1883 1869', 1886 1877 Where made Date Recorded 30 Oct 1888 13' ee,c 1889 Lawrence Eawrence Eawrenee West Belleville St.Clair Co IL Clinton Twp Clinton TWp 15 15 T 3 Mar Oct May. Feb 1883 1879 1887 1881 341 9 16 6) 16, 12, 1'2 5ep Apr Dec Nov De,c .Tun 1889 1885 1887 1886 1879 1888 663 412 546, 475 1877 226 590 26, Sep 6 \';1'ar 26) J\l'l 1'5 Jiln 23 Dec 28 '.Tan 28 Jan 25: Sep' 20- Mar' 1883' 1875 1890 1877' 1873 1889 1887 1'877' 1889' 364 7 Feb 1875 39 19' Jill 1890 720 l' Jan 1877, 89 2:. 17 Nov 1873' 621 48] ,96 625 I Mar 1890 23 Fe}} 18901 701' 500' 523' 3 Aug' 1'88725 May 1881' 24 Feb 11887' , 9' Aug 1889' 14 Nov 1'885 17 Nov 1800 ]) Dec 1880 '29' Dec' 1876) 26) Mar 1883 2, Ap,r 1877 8, Oct 1888 7 Apr 189.0 27 Aug r887 =.--._} Cheshire[C~NH 117 12 27 11 20 Aug 1'886 21 Oct 1889 Eudora' 1889 1873 r866, 1880) Lecompton' 11869 EudoraTwp' 1883, Kans;as City', Jackson Co MO Dfxon, Corne1iius 28. Aug 1883 M'arion Twp Dodder', Peter 28~Feb 186'6 Marion TWp Don ahue:, M'ary 21 Jan 1890 Lawrence~ Dunham, Tristam 24 Oct 1870) Lancaster PA~ Dunn, lOrena) , 12 Nov 1873' Palmyra T,W{> Durr, Charles 18 Jan 1889 Eudora Ebersole, Catharine 5 Dec 1884 Eder, Eo ren z 1 Nbv,1'875 Eudora TWp _ Edwards, Eliisha' 9: Aug 1'866· Southampto~-~ Hampshiire> Co MA Efdemil'l'er, l\fary Y. 12 Nov 1881' Lawrence' Engel1smann. Frg~,ri ck 26, Sep' 1870' St. Eoufs, MO En~iow, Eli Virgel~ N May 1887 Marion' TW{>' F(~lr>rar. David W. 29' Ap'r: 1878 TroyC.__ Fiish, Xavi a V'. Fiitz, George W. Ford', Geo'rge' Fox, Franci s J. Date of Death,Page Jui' 1889 Wakarusa Twp' ' Jan 18811 P'almyra'TWp No'v 1879 L.awrence Feb 1880 Eudoral G'erc~ti'ln'b'erger, Ann'al U' Nov 1814; Eudora' Twp -.I G"eyer, Jonas 11~7 Mav _1879L --- ·_____ __1 Glill, Ri ch ard: LILOct: .187o.,_.Birl-dwiin1_Ciity' Giil1let1)" Seth Augus:tus 5: Apr:, 1883: Gilman, Samuel! C. 18 Feb 1890i', Baldwin Goodsellll, Johm 2 Jlan 18711. Westport Fai ~fi e11d Co CT' G'oodseU'. Sarah H~ 83 Ju1 1'889 Grenie~.'. John p. 12 Feb 11879}' Marion TWp. Gr.oft!, PhiHip) S~ 4r Jim 1885 GTobe Haelsig, Adolph F. 23 Apr'11878 Eudora Hall, Thomas; B'. 115 Feb 1890; Wiill!ow Sprfngs Harding. WiilI1'iiam. W. 1'8 Oct 18715 Boston'. MA H'arri-s. Wiililiiam A. H. 26, Jean 1886, Lawrence', Havens:, George: 27 Aplr'1890 MediaHays:, Roher'll, 20 Aug; 1883' Heathman, SOlon30 Jun 1887' f.awrence' Hei se, J'. G:. C. 7 Oct 1882' Uecomplton' Hendry, Elizabeth 22 Aplr 1889' Wakarusa Twp)' Hendry, John' W. 18(Dec' 1880' \...-----' 111 8 83 9 Ju it 1889 Mar' 1879 Oct 1885 May 18i78, JJ91 At> r' 1890 9;' Feb 1876· 3\ ~ray' 1887 l!:!) Jun 1!890: 27 Mar'1889 20 J'im 1888 Dec, 1882 27 Apr 1889. 24 Sell' 1888: 606 6,75 173' 518 235' 505 28~ Ju11 1'889' 658\ 437 224 2m 82~ ~O) 311 Mar 1890 86 588 705 539 653' 2] Feb 118~9 158. 43]) 29 Ap'r' 1878 ]25 9' Mar' 1890, 701' 78 512 2 Jim' 1:890 713 17 Jan 1889 699' 550' 329 i 22 APT 1889' 633' 1888, 594 �85 Date of Wiil 1 ' Date Reco,rded Date' of Death _Page' Eudora TWp 9 5eP)' 1882 Uni'on Twpi ' 19 Mar 1877 Brown Cb OFf 1880" Howe', Samue'l G. li2 Mar 1867 Suffolk COl MA' codicili 24' May 1873' ewi 11 prove d ' M;4.':'-7 Fe'b- 18\76; Hughes. Si;n ah 131 May 1875 18 Mar 1'875 Clinton- Twp; 7 May '1875 Ffunter, Hi ram 16 Sep 1889' Lawrence' 7 Dec 1889 117 Sep' 1889 24' Feb 1888 WelrsvilIe Jeffries:, Thomas S. 9 May 1888) Johanson, Lars, 23' May 1885 2 Jill 188S 26) Nov 1884 Lawrence Jones, John J. 3! Dec 1884 John'son. Andrew 10 Feb 1883 0' Mar 1883' Johnson, Angeline E. 1:4 Oct 1889 Lawrence 28;. Oct 1889 23: Oct 11889' Johnson, Oliver 22: Mar 1889' BaldWin 24 Apr 1889 18~ Apr 1889 Jones, Thoma~ M~ 4 Jun 1888 Vi'nland 9 Aug 1890' 115 Apr 1:890 1i7 Jul 1877; Baldwin City' Keifer, Samuel 25, Jun 1879.1 Kei th, ]s:hmael 6, Apr:: 1889' Lawrence 7 Jim 1'890' 31' De'e 1889 . KennedY'. W.. B., 3' Nov 1887 Wakarusa Twp 19' J'an 1888': Kerst~ng, Ffenrich 2; Apr 1886\ Lecompton Twp' 26) Ap,r 1880) Ketchiingman. Wiilili am • 113; Nov 1876) 28: Sep' 1878 24 J'an 18rra Keyser', Nancy B'. ··2lL Jill 1884' Lawrence 30 Oct 1884 KHiworth, I5'aac~ 13' Dec: 1883 Lawr.ence 8\ Jan 1884' Kinchelow" 5qui:re' n J'an 1883' Russ,yllvani a' 5,Apr 1883' Cog an Co' OHi Kiirk. Alexander 9' Ju1 1'879,: 4! Sepl 1!879' IH aus,. Mary A., 16' Mar 1884' Lecompton TWp 1'7 Jill 1884' Kramer. Bernhard' 10 Nov 1879 7. Jan 18811, Kutter, GustlaVi r 28: OCt 1874 Ber.l!i:n', Prus:si:a 30 Mar- 1'878, 21i J'an 1876 Kutter, Johanna· WIRTH) .. " ('Mutual WHirr l.add, Eliiza1 J ~ 25' AUg 1883\ Lawrence 117 5ep ra83~ Eahue, Carrington 22 Nov 1888 Lecompton l~May 1889 Mar 1889 116 Dec 1889' Eawrence Laws:, Cora 22 Mar 1'890 ll9 Dec' 1'890 lawson, Lewis: 29 Mar 1880~ 114 Aug 1880' 2' Jim 1880: Leefavor', N'athanfel W., 5 May 187l! Columbus: 19' Mar 1883' Frankl1n Co OH" Loesc'h. Val!entine 113' 5epC!. 875.:J . 16, Mar' 18;'76) Tlime o,f signing Long. Was:hington 1!6 May 1882 Fort Fai rffel'dME26) Jan 1'883 2,] Oct 1882 Malone, Thomas' o· Dec 1876; Palmyra l1Wp' 3 Feo~ 1877 Manwaring. Harriett 25' Mar 1884 Waterlloo' S Jan 18Wi Senec~a' Co N:Y' Mayer, Wi:J.:li am 18 Dec 18j71 Marron l1Wp' 2(5~Apr' 1818'· 27 Dec' 18:77 McGrade': Sr., Francis 20 Mar 1886) 8, Jilll 1886', McKiin zfe , Hen ry' 1. Feb' 1882 Marion Twp 5 Jul 1882 2 Jiln 1882 Meinke, Peter D. 18 Aug 1876) Brook11yn' 21 Sep 1888.: Kings Cb NY .. ~ .. ~~.:-.- .. Menger, Freidrich .231 Jul 1874 113 Aug· 1874 26' Jul 1874 MEl:rchant. Prudence' 23: May 1859, Lecompton Twp-, 3'J. Dec '1873 Meyer', Catherine E. 11 Sep' 1676: Eafayette Co l\ID 8: Jim 1878 Meyer.:.J ohm F •. 1:6 O'ct 1817 Concordi a 15 Jill 1878: Lafayette Co MO Mi,llIelt, Carli sl·e 5', Aug; 1'884 ' Lawrence· 5 Feb 1887' MUller, David T~ 20 5epr.1886) Madi son' Twp"M()nt-2~~; 1888 gomery Co', OFf Milchell. Elizabeth 18 Jun 1881 WHl'ow springs: 13~ Dec~ 188l! 2 Aug 188'1'. 19 Mar 1880 4 Oct 1873 HOlmes', Mary T"•. Howard, Cyrus; [ Wtiere' mad'e' '-' .- -, .-- ----.J 325' 128 218 56, 6;'73 562 , 423 400 338 668: 63'1! 724 164' 684 548 454 l!.5lJ 397 375 350 1153', 384 232 lil'O" no' 361 637' 703 203 3S5' 77 331 81 486) l!22 464 3'1'4' 583 211 41 104 1'34' 497 599. 305 �86 Date of Wi llli Mo,hr, Eliias, N'. 1 Jim 1864 Morgan, Joseph 12 M'ar No,bre, G~rge. 13' Fe'b Nilles, Sam~el V'. 4 Nov Os'born, Geo'rge W. 6 Jan Percy, Edward R'. 19' Jun Exhi bi t B' - 1 Jan Peters, Don F •C'. 113' Sep (2 Codicils--15 Feb 1871 & Phi 11 ips, Thomas I!7 Sep' Piierce, Alilem Pifer, J'o,hn iji:mry' Porter', Lucy Power, John Prundage, Catherine Rahskop,fl, Johm Randalll, Wrn S~ r6 22 III 15 28 19' ItS Reat z, Ch ri sti an Reed i, Henry' W. Rii11ey, Joseph H. 2 Apr 1889" Sep' 1888 27 Jan 1882~ Ringhoffer, Johw Roe', El!len codicil! Roe, Jo·lin' Ros:s , Emm a J .• Roy.l, TheophHus· Sallverda, Josephine Savage', Wiilili am Sawyer, Eliias B~ Seewald, Joseph SCouten" D:. WI. Sellzer, Hen ry Severance', Jonathan' B. 16 Dec 18761 6 Dec' 1872 7 Aug 1871 15 Jan 1880' 9' Jim 188~ T Nov 1872 28 Nov 1874 3 Nov 1871 115 Jun 1874' 20'Feb 1875 6 Feb) 1889 4 Sep, 1886'~ 11 Dec 18781 Seward~. Daniel F. Shannonl Sr.., Wiilson Shearer. George> Shfl\1ing. Gu'sta'v Sfmpson, Henry·M. Siitzl!er,. John' Sleeper, l:s;aiiah fT. Sinilth, Celli.ind'a S: Sni th, George, Sini th, l'r_v!'n H•. Sini;th, Mary' Eli zabeth Siii;.th, Wiil:li am, Sini th, WH1i'am K. Snyder', Jos.eph SOmmer, Jos'eph Dec M'ar Jul Nov M'ar Sap) Feb 1876 1883 r8i78, 1879' 1869 1875 1870 4 Dec 1869,· 18871884 1888 187.7 1879 1885' 1879 Where Made , Date' Recorded_ 2 Oct 1874 Union T.Wp' Berks Co PA' 20' M'ar 1876) Grant 'TW{), 9, Apr 1887: . Lawrence' Washington OC' 25 sap 1888 28 Jan 1879 Lawrence 31 Mar 1876· Lawrence Bro ok llyn , NY' Lynchburg, VA 29Ji:1l1 1880' 1877)"lJ4 Mar- 1870 9~cinn ati; "~i 1ton' Co OH· wnrow Springs: 26) Feb 1888, 116 Ai>.r 1884 Kanwaka Twp!' Lawrence li3' M'an' 11889 WiDow Springs 112. Jim 1879~~ Wiil1!ow Springs 27 Jilll .1880 Lawrence' IiI Dec 1885 BOr. of NbrthE'ast·S"'-May·tf88:I1' Co of Erfe', PA Wakarus:a l1i11p: 30i Apr 1889 Baldwin' 6 Sep) 1889 HanoveT.' TWp' 30 Mar 1882 Morris' Co NJ St. Loui s Co' MO 27' Apr' 1]8~7 Palmyra Twpi 25 Jan 1878: t, • . • ' Brack Jack Marion Twp, Bepevoir Lawrence' Lawrence Eudora Palmy,ra TWp' Malden, Mfddles;ex Co MA 1 ·Aug 1879' Dover·Twpl Fayette Co IA 27 Mar 1'8J7.7:~ Lawrence 4' Dec' 1889; Lawrence' 3', Aug 1879-' lawrence' 21. Jim' 1869; 9 Jan 1871~ Wiill!ow SPrings; 7' Ail'r 18861 Baldwfn Ci ty' 3', Jan 1874 Madion l1ii,pi 1'8 Jill 1875 Eudor:a1 11 J'~m 1874' Marron Twpl 10 Aug 1889 1111 Dec l87ll Lawrence Ie Nov 1882: Eawrence' 22 Feb 1'888 Eudora 25 J'an 1'888 Eildora m~e of Death. Page' 53' 4 Jan 1875' 199 4116 554' 377: 622. l!60 ]]97' 444 2551 _____- - - ' l'O'Apr 1 Nov 23 JuI 25 Malt" 83 Jan 111 Aug 18 Mar 2 Jull 11 OCt 1'8, Mar' l8a3 1883 1874' 1889' l881i 18.74' 1875 1889' 1886, 1879; 23\ Dec 1880 . 23\ saP') 1879:' 8: Jan 1890 l!4 Aug 18179' 7. Ap\r 1'875 27 May' 1874 30'1 Apr 1886~ l!4' Jan 1874 27 JUll 1875 14 Jan 1874' 1'4 Oct lS89i 4: Jan 1881' 26, Oct 1888: 11 M!a r' 1888 25' Mar' 1889,. 69: 510 58>11. 156, 72. 63'5 66:l.i 31!O 16 Jan 1878 8) JuI rS74' 19 Apr 1888i 29 Jul.1874' 22 Feb 1875' 8 Feb' 1889' 92 9.9' 353. 371' 22, 619 236; 17/ 46, 651 472 245 229 In 4 J;an 1890 8 Mar, 1875 7 Jan 20' Ju'li 2 Jan 8: OCt 28 Oc:t 1874 18751874 1889: 1878 688 166 52 28 457 3S 63 37 666215 609 556 65Q9 :I �87 D~te'of SOwers, Matthiias: Si>'arks, Chauncey WL11 25 Jun 1885 113' Mar 1883 Spi ttle, Matthew I-I'. 71' Dec 1863 Springer, William M. T. 9 Oct 1881 Stadler, Jo,s'eph - 1875 25: Dec 1884 Stanford'. Alonzo: 23' Jan 18885 StaUcup', Nancy 115 Jim 1872 Stone, Maria W. 110) Mar, 1886, Sweezey, Moses 18 Nov 1883 Ti tcomb. Emma . 28i Ju1' 1888: Truebllood. Enoch T.'. 5 Aug 18811 Tyson, Demaris; IHlrickson, P'aul 31' Oct 1885 23 Dec 1880. VanKiirk, AsheI' -- Where Mad~ 7. Dec 1885 Bd'stol! 20' Oct 1883 Hartford Cb CT' 1,9 May 1873 Wakarusa T.Wpt 10 OCt 18ar Eudora' 91 Oct. r8il5 Lawrence' 4 May 1885 Lawrence' 3', Feb' 1888) Lawrence 3~ Mar' 1874 Lawrence 26, ~1'ay 1886') Vi:n11and 41 Dec: 1883 tansing. Lv. Co {rs;j)e'c' 1888~ N'Lawrence 2 Aug 1890" Lawrence 1iO Dec' 1885 11i Jull, 1882~ McKeesport, A111'egheny Co PAEudora 8; Apr' 1881 B'a1'aooo", SaUKCoWr 17 -.tun-lf88[ 439 .367 15 303 28 Sep 18.75 65 409 5'52: 32, 459' 373 28: Jui 1888: 6·13', 11.7 May 1888: 722 44l! 448 6:Jan 1881 Viitt'. Loui sa 242 263!, 13 Ap,r 1880' Vittum. Amanda P~ •• ~ n· n··~"; ,,'--..-.. ,,--' 7 Apr: 1880 Vittum; D~ S. 259' Wad'sworth. Jon ath an W. 22 Mar.' 188l! Marion TWp' 114 Jill 1881f 26:r Wakefield; John A: H! Jim 1873' Lawrence 22 5ep' 1873' 7 Wallace, Wi:Uiaml 17 Mar: 1879' Lawrence' 29 Aug 1879 117 Mar 11879. 168 111 Feb 1870, Bracken Co' KY' Waiiton. Simeon If. 2 Jim 1885 402 20 Aug 1885 28i Sept 1885 Wardl• Charl'es' J'. 429 , 27 Oct 1889' 670, 22. Dec: 1883 Eudora 11 Nov 11889' Warren, Thomas; W~ Was son, T. C. 21 'Mar 1889 1 23' Feb 1885 Adams Co' OW 646 30" Ju1 1881 Eudora 13' Ju1 1889' Weber, Caspar.' 4' May 1889, 6-56 26, Aug 188)7 Whipple. Almena 9 Oct 1875 Lawrence 535 25' No'v 1876· Washington DC, 26, JUll 1880 Whi te, Wesi1ey M'. 191 Wiilder, Anna M~ 2$ Jill_ 1874 24 Dec 1875 23' Aug 1874 71 Wiimer, Mahala Smith 30 Aug 1881 Lawrence 4 M~y 1885' 406 WHi 1ley, John W. 16 Oct 1875 1'2 5ep r881' 283 ("Probate Court refused such will to probate")' Wiins1:ow, George S. 30 June 1870 Boston, MA' 8: Oct 1881 270 Woffui;dui, Thomas 9 May 1880' Eawrence .1'6 Jul 1880 ]95 Woodward, Gernrge W. 30 Apr 188~ Clinto,n . l:6M}:lY 1887.' 5t5 Wynne. Eleano,r, Loui s:a' ,4 Mar 1878. San Franci sco' 11'4 Jun~ 1880 ]81' Al ameda Co' CA '~--Young, Franky(fem) 16 Feb 1881 Lawrence 21 Feb 18811 240: 28 Apr 1888 Kanwaka Twp 20' May' 1890 3' Aug 1888, 7rI' Zeeb:', Michae1t Zimmerman, John' Peter' 2 Feb'r883e Lawrence 22. Feb 1883 336, Zimmermann,. WiiUiiam: & 11 Feb'1876) Sagn, Kappilla! 20' Sep' 1888 578 Zi,mmerman t, Mari a G'gkEN-:-J n. Prussi a' \....-) . . . -- Abs;tracted' by Pauline B. El'nif1i.' :[.!ld~~~~_o'-t~earliest records of Estates; Prpbated in Doug11as: ~ounty (beginning 1854) appeared:-in The' Pioneer VOlume II, Number 3. & 4. ~---::; -~--- .------ .1Bib~oU. 1Sn0tu7 "That the t~rm "Orphan" in old-documents and, court records often referred to someone under 21 whose father had died even though mother was stlll alive; often mother was appointed guardian of child under 14. and ln most jurisdictions if child was over 14 he could name hls own guardian, and many times it was an older brother rather than the mother that they selected." --- From the Illinois State Genealogical$ociety Quarterly. Submitted by Pauline Meyer. - - - - ------- , , I, I vo~ x~~__ ~ �UNDERTAKER. C .W. SMITH.' Lawrence, :KS, UNDERTAKEB & EMBALMER , -- ___ . (1890-1907) . , .. , (continued from Volume 'i VI U .. Number ..:;i~, page 'aQ~~~~ N'ame',_ Buri a1 Date Reynolds,fvtary A. (R._)__ 2 I'tlay 1~93' Reynolds, S~,child , . 1- _5· Au~ 14 Nov 1 Sep 28. Jul ?? 31 Jan of Reyno 1ds, \11m. Rhodes, Betsey Rohrer; Blank Ri'ce, Ernest Rice, Cri ss: 1 i.a APr f899 i898 I ~892 '1:894 1895 1906 Rice, Jas. Rice, Sherman Ricker, Arthur 3'Mch 1894 24 Apr 1902 14 Aug 1897 Richards, (?)Marvin Richards, Mrs. M. J. Riichardson, Edna Richardson, H. F. Richardson, May Richardson, Miss 13 Nov 1 Sep' 19 Aug 22. Dec 9.SepJ 18 Apr 1900 1905 Richardson, Mrs. Richardson, Mr. Richardson, Myrtle E~ Riichmo'nd, Mrs. F~ L. Rfcker, A. S; Ridgeway, Mrs. E~ 6 24' 26 28 F7 17 1897 1899 1.902 1902 1891J! 1898 Feb Aug May Oct Feb Sep'; 1902~ 1897 1902 1891' Ridley, Hattie' 13 Dec 1901' Riffle, Carrie 5 Feb 1891' Riggs, Ann Jane 17 Dec 190T Riggs, Helen 22 OCt 1906 Righter, Mrs-~ L. Vl~ 0' Jan 1905 Riiley, Mrs. 5: Apr 1893 Ri~sley, Lucinda 5 Feb 1906· Ri;tman, W~ 22 Apr 1904 Robb, Mrs. Mary E~ 27 Jul 190T Rober, child of 28 Mch 1892. Roberts:, Ella' H~ 17 Mch 1898 (Shipped from Napoleon, Mo.l Roberts, JUlia A. 1 Aug 1904 Roberts:, Laura G. 24:, Feb 1907 ROberts', Nellie ?311 Mch 1900 Robinson, Alice F. died30 Nov 1903 Robinson, C'~ :':~v-:';?_ !l9. Aug J~94 Robinson, :'(?JErnie --{):-3un- 1903 Robinson, ~eo. 8 Jul 1901 Ordered i)y Geo,. Wilde·r7Wflde B.l'lf•. Woodward Do Ca')o Morton 83 B~ da.~ Mrs. Susan SCott: OH' 59 75 . A G Honold . Off 21 E. Buttler ?Lansing 9' moChol lnf' 35 Ci ty C1erk;Sam Rice ,OH' 39 Sam Rice; Met Ins. OFf 168: 37 Pneu Abe Henderson Sam Rice; CityCl'erk OII' 60 Lung Fvr. 33 Sam Rice OH' 16,Pneu. 115 Lewi s· Ricker' ?Kennedy' 50 cancer 63' G'. M. Fal1ey' Mrs. Bid'de OH 26;-1- -197 R. T. Richards ?German 56, Stomach 160 Geo·. Richardson VaUeyFalls 9 Typhoid F .119 The Family' OH' 55' 66. Wm. Richardson OH 24? I20 Mrs. ~. Richardson OR 9 Geo. Richardson OH' A. M. Richardson 77 can. stom. 581 Herman Richardson OW 35', +- Bwls. 83 J. J. Ri:chardson OII' 20 Tubercul:os]l6 F. ~. Richmond OH 47In t . Hemo rr-~ 122 Arthur Ricker ?: Kan. 7 Ernest Ridgeway' OIf' 20· 74' . C. J~ Erickson Robert Ridley' OR 24' Appendic. ))n W. T'~ Ba17ber ?Kanwaka' 6 H C Rigg s'~' '907 ArkSt. OW 76: Bri'ght' sD.193 Elmer Riggs OH 37 176) Mr. ? Off M Pileu. 150 Mr. Jas. Rney n-x;" 26 Reason Risley OFf 82 Tumor 165 Mrs. Ritman OH' 70 Dropsy' 140 ? Markell OR' 48~ Hrt Dis:. 187 David Evans OH 17 John Watkins ,O!f;: 3'~1 Typhoid l 69 y:~ IF. H. RiJ'berts Miss Ro'berts OH 50 Dropsy r4~ Minor Roberts. OH' 1'81 Miner Roberts; Mrs. OH l~. 90 Juli a Ro,berts; Mrs. Sam Jeams for Juveni leSOc. W. H~ Robinson 39'i2Ac.anemial34 (Shipped to Hays' City)' Mrs. Robinson_ -OH' 70: 36, S'. Robinson: Ofr 22 129 S. Robinson OR 115 Drowned 105 �~." Robinson, infant Robinson, Mary L. Robinson, Matilda Robin son, Mrs. (?)J ane Roderi ck, Mrs;. '" Rodgers, Mrs. Eva ~:;)Ro!fJe, . (?)Sau1 Rogers, It.D. Rogers, H. B. Rogers, JuTia Burial Date 26 Apr 1904 W Mch 1899 2 Jan 190T 5' Mch 1899 8 Feb 1897 "-24'-Jan'1902 23 Dec 1892 25 Aug 1906 2 Ju1 1896 18.Nov 1899. Rogers, Mrs. 26) Aug 1890 Rohrbaugh, (?lDavis 17 May 1903' Ro.hrer, Daniel: 10 Apr 1891. Rohskoff, Cora' 22 Nb,v 1895 Roller, Wm. 20 Feb 1905 (..?) Romey, Martha 14 Mch 1900 Rose, Wiitliiam, ]5' Feb 1901' (?lReCo)soner, Ro·y;r 6; Ju1 1892 Ross, Sarah E. 4; Jun 1903, (Shipped from Ossowatomiel Ross', Twins o,f 9 Sep' 1902. ROSSi, Mrs. Wm. 1 Nov 11894 ~_~~~ 10~lre~ Rowe:', WIn. t:7 Dec: 1907: ~Shipped from Wood River, Neb.) Rowley, A. W. 14 Jun 1907 Roy, Ell a B'. 8, Mch 1895' Roy, Mrs. M. E. 26) Apr 1900' Roy, (?}Wren 24' Jul 1901. O'rde'red br. Burial_ Jrge ,Cause d. ~! L'ander Robinson OH' Stillborn 140 Lynpe & Mrs. Mason· OH' 52 Pneu. 79 Dr. 0' Robinson; \II R" c: l\G 52, Bwl Tl!bl 178 Mrs~ L. P. ? OR 72. Pneu. 79 A. G. Honnold Off 38\ ....l.Fever 58, R U' Rogers; Hugh Blair 1\17 34 Tumor l!l2, Wash Rofr.~e__., Reno 24' Mrs A D:&~ Irving' Rogers ~Ir' 54 Diabeti.c· '173 The Family' OH' 56. Dropsy 53 James R.Ogers; OH 27 Typhoid 86, W·. 5'. spaulding; Queen Vi'ctori a Court Mr. Earl M. Rogers 7: 3 Leigh Rohrbaugh Clinton 3 m. WhoopCgh 128', Sam Rohrer Echo' 10 G:. Gro'venor O'n 48', Mrs. WIn RoUerDeerCreek 75' TyphoidPnel53: Henry Romey' OR 43PaupersFnrl 89 Laura P'. Rose 00;' BraiinFever- 181 J. R~ Reece Vfn1and(chfld) 20' W. C'. Ro s s: OH 611 L. 129. Stiillborn 120' John Ros's:'.J'ohnGerh'art M:;:37 COIl Rellief! Corps" Reno' ], W. M. Rowe OH 193' 68 Pneu. E. W. Rowe:, M. D. OH Mrs. Wilson 68. Stom+Hrt 186Mrs. Aaams OH 40' Albert Roy: Mrs' G"arrett OR 91' Mrs. P. R. MoieY;CouncHG'ro.80 Livet+Hrt 106' Washington Roy Eudora 25' Kidney:r Lewis' Scott O'H57 Cancer 74 The Family Clinton' 30 H:tt Trbl! 80 James Brooks' Topeka 49 Cancer- Lvr 36 J. H~ Rudrow. Reno 138) Wagon to Reno 29 OCt 18981 Rudiger. Theo. H. 1,7 Apr' 1899. Rudrow, Mrs. [;. 24 Oct 1894 Rudro,w, M. Jime 2 Mch 1904 Ruffem" John' (Shipped from K.C'. r OH 8; The Fami1y RUgh, John E. 21 Mch 189t: OH 28 TonsiIi tis' 581 Mrs. Rugh Rugh, Miss Mattie C. 7 Feb 189'7. Vin1 and 21 Hrt Trb1 127 The Family' Rumsey, Albert 3 Apr 1903 OR' 70' Paralysis' 172 W~ W. Russ 20 Jul 1906, Russ:, A. A. O'H' 33: ?perricud.159, Jo·hn Rus.sell Russell, Bert 24 Aug 1905' (Shi pped from Manii,tou, Col.)' The Family' Leavenworth 61/65' anemia' 73 Russelll, Ed 16 Aug 1898l Blank Stanton, :1:11.20 Apendicit.l~43 8j Ju1 19.04 Rus'sell., El:sie J. B. Russell OR' 28; Consumpt. 177 Russell, Everett Pearl 116 Dec 190'6: (Shipped from Beloit, Kan.> 711 Urem Poi's. 11'6, The Family 001 Russell, J. J. 6 May 1902 75· .Old age 135· The' Family;: Dg.Co. CH Rutherfo'rd, Robert 12 Jim 190:4' Private'Co. 0, 2nd ?Rotation, Mo. St,ate Caval ry' 20' ('.?) &1' Chari ties IVIG' Sable, Mrs. 26 Jul 189,2 22 Consumpt. 168: Mary Salisbury:Metlns m Salisbury, Arthur 4 Apr 1906 58 Rheumatism162 Mary Salisbury;Metlns OR' Salisbury, Geo. 1'3 Nov 190'5:, 41 Cancer . 142 John R. Sanborn 00' Sanborn, Mary L. 22, Jim 1904' J j Cox; The' FamilY Hesper' 73 O'ld age + 159 .:t?~Sand, B'. P •. Co. ?O-Aug 1905 Stone Masons Uhion ~!;: 60' AlcohoTism191 ~andean, Peter' _ _29 Oct 1907 '.' --.. ..-.- .... _- ~ lL __ -. �Buriai Date Sanders, H. B~. i6 Feb 1899' Sanders', James D. 1'0 Dec 1900 Sanders~>n'~, H. W~ 12, Ju1 1901, Seargent Co. C. 3 Ohi:o Inf.-,;} Sango, Marrietta' 6, Nov 119.04 (Shipped from Muskogee, OK.1', Saunders', Anna L. 14 OCt 1906: Saunders', (i?JBarbie Saunders', Mrs. Emma' S-: Saunders, Henry Saunders, Mary' Saunders:, Mose" Savage, Edmond Savage, Joseph Savage', (?JMinnit, 28 JUl. 1900:' 4' Apr 1907 7.Mch 9, Jun 6' Feb 8 Sep' 1. Jan 1'8 Sep, 1906 1902~. 1894_ 189H 1892 1899. Savage, Mrs. M; M~ 15 Dec 1900, Savage, Mrs. Myra' B~ 16 J-an 1903 Sayer" May A. ' 12 Apr 1900~ S'ay rer, John E. 29 May 1905 15 Jan 1892 Saxman, Mable Schaake, Katherine 4, Aug,190T Schaffer,Mrs'. Mir_th Ni. 24 Aug 1905 (,Shipped from Cheyenne, Wyo. >: Scarborough, Mrs:. 28.&:nec·, '1897, Schell, Cl ar:ence E~ _ 31 Mch' 1904 Schell" Geo. W'. 13 Jul 190t. Schell" Frank M~ 1'<7 Dec 1901'_ (Shipped from Cameron, Mo'. >: Schell, Mrs. Mary 25- Mch 1904' (?JSchoeflin, Clarence' 10 May 1895' Schomer, Harry [1. 22 Ju1 1895 Schormick t 01g at 24 feb 1907. Scho,tt, John~ 16 No'v' 1903 (Shipped from Wi chiit a , Ks. Y Schneck" Edna' 24. Nov 1895 SChneck, Geo,rge 4 Jan 1903 Bilriial_ ~_Cause d. ~ J if Childs:; Family Bllank 78 Bert Sanders' Cliinton' 66, Pneu+Hrt F. 98: The Family;' Doug Co OH63' DropsyHrt 105 Ordered by' K G- W Sango,;G'reenKei th RG 30 UremicPbisl!47 175 32: Mrs. Geo Haskens' OW Christa Saunders 20) Stomach J H' Chi Id'; FamBy,; WS" 94 G B1 Saunders Clinton 6~ Paralysis 18a Sarah Stewar:t Burt S: Saunders 52 Paralysis 166, Robt. Saunders 116 68 Dropsy' B~. Saunders 33', Blank li2 Cl!i'nton' J. R'. Woodrow OH15 The Family M3: 6 ? 84 Eli Savage Dg\ County & Ciity 12 Appoplexia 98: F: Savage: OH 48 ? 124' Jr. P'. Clark OR' 77 Sen. Debi 1. 90D~ W~ Shaw OR' E. L. Saylor, OHTyphoi d F. ]]56· Geo'-' R' & H' R Saxman OH15 118T ~Sch~ke 00' 511 Cancer J-. W. Newlin OH 56) Cancer I 59' L. N. Schaffer . W, He Day;, Mary FUl'lerE"ecompton83 Old: age 67' OH' 25 138 C' P; ScheItl The Family IOH 80' AppopTexi aiO'5 The Familw" 011' 45 TyPhoid F.llr l• Geo &- C: p:- SChelT C. H-. ~J)Nusbonn' Mrs. Schomer Lew_Schormick The Family! OB WS" OW Olf OH- 73' pneu. 139 41 52, ?~' Stomach 43 4' Diiph.' 1181' 80" Ord age~ 134 Schneck 48) wsRiichard Schneck ow 5- Sc'arret F'.1J24 H. O~ Elder: Schneider, Ella J. 29 Apr 1892 Bllank OH 18 OH-Schnei der.CSnyded'JohnA 9' Aug,' 1895COunty' 45' Musici an Co. H. 20 RegtKentucky Vo,lunteer' rnfantry ,"J M;', Schneider.', Walter_ 26' Oct 1'890 Blank 4' Schrad'er::, Chas:. 13' Mch 1906 Cilroner Phillips' nc: 85' Htt Trbll. 1601 Mrs. BUbusch SChul:z, August J~ 8. Jull 1903, Charles- e; Will' SchuTz 00 65 Cancer' 1:30 Schu:lier:, Earll 25 A'j>'r' 1902 Samuel' Schuter. MG' 2yrs' RR AcciidiT4 Schuck, Arthur 5: Nov 1900; G. W. Schuck WS' li5: Diph. 901 A. E. Stanton Schuller, child: of 12 Nov 18981 Jacob Schul~er' Plleasant Grove 7' da. 75' Eevi Flory!, ',-"" SChuler, John, inf. Dau .. 2-2'~ Nov -1893 John Schuler' 1 da. 31 SChull, El!l a J~ 1~~\Oct 1904' The Estate' 146 611. ..L. \t _. _ ) �91 ' '~.---'- Name Bilri ail Date _ - ---~sthu1-lt-z-:.-Mrs. E-. E~ 2. Oct i9()'S'(,,?lScheufa.')'rer:, chHd' of6i Jim 1900 Scott. Blank 30 , . ~~Scoltt:~e'. 'H~= - =~-11l Scott. child of Henry.. 19 SCOit t. Mrs'. 30 Scott, Florence Scott. Glleanland SCott., SCott., Scot t. Scot t. Hattie M. James M~ Li lly May' Plesant, No-'v 1902. Apr, 19,03 Dec: 1907. Dec 1896~ 25; SE!p) 1905 3 Feb 1907(, o·Nov'I:904 111 Jim 190o~ 16 Oct 1906 10', Jim 189llL Scott. Samueli 18 Nov 1891, SCott. Sam 1_ 3' Apr 1904 Scott. Pear1~, IiI Mch 1906 (?JScribke'. Mrs. c. H: 1 Oct 189Il Seals. Mis:s Eibbie 16' Jim 1895', Searfng.···Clinton 28 IVlay 189a Searl. Capt·. A-. D. 11'1 Nov 1902_ (Shipped from Leadville. Col.)' Searl, Jenni:e M~ 6, Nov 1903' Searle. Hattie E'._ (Shipped from Kansas: (? lSeaton. Mo,rri s: Seaton. Saml, Private Co'. G' 3\ Kas'. Sechrist. Mr. Tho:s. Sedgwick. H'arry' Seeley. chii1'd' of seely; chHd of Seeley, Wiillie; Seley, chi 1d of (?)Seeten. John' (?JSeetin, Thomas' Seewi r. Sarah C. '. sag all. Hugo (,?lse(:C)hon, Mr.s:. Selig. Mrs:. t. F. $emend. Mrs~ Maude SEmci, Ablicio (boy)' Serf. B'. W. seymore, Campbell Shade:, Mfche1 Sh an aLe It , J. R'.' Shane'. Missouri U. Shank. Geo. Shaw. Alex. P'. C.3~ 2 Feb r899:c City. Mo,.), 25. 5ep 1893 19 Dec; 1899, Vo>!. Cav. 15 Ju1 1891:. II Dec 190,7"23' JuI: 1890: 7: Aug: 1891. 9 Ju'}: 1893 1'6 Dec: 1896} T8 Aug, I.901' 19 Mch 1907. 5': Jill 1907 22 Dec 1900~ 25' Mch 1904 81 May 1902' 13 Dec 1,900 2 Mch 1907, 15 Nov 1896 18 Jim 1905' 23' Aug 1903 29, May 18983 8 Jim 1,906 31 Mch 1894 26 Jun 1904. K s; M Shaw, Nettie J'. 6) Apr 1899 (.?,JShea(el'rer. AlbertaF 9 Nov 1895 Ordered. by. BUriiai Age _Cause: do:f!l~ , - -J W &<i ·R. SChuitz ar ---7il-parc.i1ysts·16~- - - - - M c: (?lDOnan;CharlesBigSprgs' 31 No'Dr. 88 SChurer, &- Addy Schurer123' 6?' Douglas' County M;- 26) ~···tli~Famiiiy· ~17:' 127 Sti1lborn 193' Henry Sco:tt 100 62. LaGri;ppe 57 T, W DOors:; Len Scott:; Renor (?)Hilgh SCott I'll Typ,hoi d: r61 Mrs'. Anna Scott ; MetCo' Mi~ 5: da1 Sp asms 180' Vic Johnson l\I7; Mrs. Walkins 141' WH'll Scot t MG', 22 ..1.._ 22 Gonsumpt. 171 ?Woodey' or Ill' mo'Tumor- 176; Mrs' Woody:HenrySCottOIf 10 Mrs B(R)uck SCott: OH D. G". Watt l'4, Mrs; Scott,;W ReynoI'd's:' 0Ir 140 1\&" 79 Cancer Mrs. SCo,tt. 166, Mrs~Chas' Scott;Met.lhs.l\I;:19 Bwl's 12 C. H'. (?rSi ebke row 42 Theo Seals: OH' J; M' (3:, Wo,rth!Wat t ~17~ 7:1 73 Hrt Fail 1-22 The: Fami1'¥; :R~ S- se arl, OH 71 L EdWin W~ Searl. G". Grovnor R. S: searle (?l'Dun-·47 Ac.Pneu. 133 novant, Jeff·.Co'.Ks'~ OIr 52 Paralysis 78\ Househo1d of Ruth !iG' E. F. 5eten OR" F'. A. Derby' Clinton 11. Francis~ sedgwick ~17~ 56'> Hrt Fail 192. Fred: Seeley: «MI' 1~ Fr.ed. Seely' OHn Freed Seeley OIl' 28; Fred Seeley Sarcoxi.'a: 9' d'a ...!..._ 57 Ed en:Settin OF 1;9 Quinsy 188; Liizzie' Seetin OIr 68) BlloodPbi s.183 Chas:. Seewir OH 71' J!86, c. R. Howley: lecompton 50 Hrt&tung' 98 W. H &. c: W sehon Lecompton 6ir 139 L. F. Seng' rnr Hrt Trbl li'l"S' ~?:lHbmer SRfnn-er: ~ 24c 98~ HaskeHl lnst. 8l1anI< 1182 L. H'. Lee' _ Hastings, NeD'. 56) Mrs~ Charles' 5eymoretOH" 38; Htt Trbl 151 TO. J'. I:amonte OH85' Paral'ysi s 131 The FamiIiy' OH" 68 Hrt Fan 71: Juno'. Shane OR" 59 TUmor' 164 Mr'. Shank &-((--- Ken. Vaney' 54 Cancer 34 The Family' OR" 63 ..1., Stomachf43 Alex Shaw Vincent Shearer: 1, Zowdol1 ComplIed by Paullne ,Elnlff =-.---.. OH' 30 OR 80 47 -' -------- -To 'be contlnued- ~----------~=-=~~~=-.-.----. �CLINTON Townsh1p 92 A LIST OF MEMBEBS-OF THE' PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH AT CLINTON - " - " - ; ___________C_o_p_i_e_d_a_n~ submi tted_~y _~~ v~~~ ~_.C~~U_G_H================~====== . I The following persons withdrew from the1r respective churches in 1866 and organized the Presbyterian Church at Clinton: --From the First Presbyterian Church at Lawrence, Kansas James 'C. STEELE Mrs. Elizabeth Steele L.Scott STEELE Mrs. \ Lou1sa Sil'EELE Payton-N. WATTS' Mrs. Payton N. WATTS --From the First Presbyterian Church at Bloomington. Kansas Robert A. DEAN·, Mrs. Mary V. DEAN Mrs. Hulday BLAKELY Samuel BLAKELY The present church was organlzed,December 1. 1866. The first meeting was held in the Congz:.~gationa:l,M~'eting House in Clinton. The first Elder was James C. STEELE. J.H. CARRUTH was Stated Supply Clerk. The first Trustees were: T.E. SAWYER. A. CURTIS, L.L. STEELE, P .N. WATTS and R.A. DEAN. l ~OLL .9f COMMUNICANTS "--- 18~~EELE, " I James C. t~I'i STEELE, Mrs. Elizabeth STEELE, L. Scott ~~== STEELE. Mrs. Lou1sa WATTS, Peyton. N. WATTS •. Mrs., Rachei~ DEAN. Robert A. . ' DEAN, Mrs. Mary V. BLAKELEY. Mr s. Huldan--i BLAKELEY~ Samuel - lM.Z WHITE. George F. STEELE. Mrs. Isabella EDGERTON. Mrs. Mary T. JM.a- .' DEAN t James D. DEAN, Mrs. Lillie B. ' DEAN.• Mrs. Jane E. DEAN, Mrs. Eliza DEAN. James / DEAN. Mrs. James DEAN, Mrs. B.J • HALDERMAN. Mrs. Em1ly B. HALDERMAN t S.A. SAWYER. T.E. STOUT. Mrs. Annie BALDWIN. A.S. BALDWIN. Mrs. Mary CLIN1'ON rilE.S.aYl'El'1IAi~ CrlU!!Cli-1906 ricture courtesy of Clinton Lake ii1stor1cal Soc1ety and watk109 COlllplun1 ty I'IU'Seum -_.- . -._--- ---.---.----- . - I --- �CLINTON Townsh1p cont1nued 93 COMMUNICANTS of Cllnton Presbyterian Church contlnued: .. ~ -STEELE, Mrs. -Martha A. CURTIS, Mrs. Clara BOWEN, D.E. STOKES, Mr s. Mary E. STEELE, Mrs. Ellen P. BOYD, Mrs. Jane HALDERMAN, Wllllam BONNER ,- Sarah ' - i Bowm, Mrs ~'Sarah JA • DOOM, John BLAKELEY, Mlss Clara I -, l \_" , DEAN 0 - A oS 0 _ Ma,~.Y'·E·."-~~ . --: c---·-~-lOHR-.Samuel-Alonzo KENNEDY. L. ; ADOLPH. Margaret MIFFLIN. Mrs. Jane BRADY. John DAVIS. Geo,rge W~ L ~--~ DEAN, --~ --~­ GILLIUM, J ~P. PIERSON, Miss Ellen McLEAN, Mrs. Parthenla E. McLEAN.) J a,me s J.l McLEAN, Mr s. Kate WHITE, Mrs. Emlly C. AUSTIN, Mrs. Clara RABER. Mr s. I sabella STEELE, Mrs. Isabella ~ GILLIUM, Vlctoria DAVIS. Mrs. Mary"A-.-STEELE. Ira T. -- --------:DEAN. J ame s H. 'DEAN. Charles D. CUMMINGS. Mr s. Emma__S_. ___ _ PETEFISH. Mrs. Adal1ne C. HULCE. Mrs. Allce M. BOYD, Fannl e B. BALDWIN. 'Mrs. Cora E,. BALDWIN. Allce May CUMMINGS. Willlam J. CUMMINGS'; W1ll1am J. , CQMMINGS, Henry A. DEAN .• Ed1th Ann DEAN ~ Eva L. LEWIS. Lydla E. BOYD. M1ssMyraDAVIDSON. Mrs. F.M. DAVIDS~. W.A. HARRELL. M1ss Emma TEGARD. Mrs. Susan TEGARD. J.li. . STREETER. Vernon STREETER Vienna OSBORNE. John O~~NE~~N1colas B. SCOUTEN. Charles" SCOUTEN. Mlnnle H. ~-':: CUMMINGS. Mrs. Margaret WINTER. James l.aZl CARTER. J.W. CARTEB.. Mrs. Josephlne SAWUEB.. W.S •. SAWYER. Mrs. W.S. DISBROW. Hattle A. DISBROW. Mlss Clara JOHNSON, M1ss Maggle DEAN. Mlss M.O. YOUNG, Mrs. Jane YOUNG. Mlss El1zabeth YOUNG. N1 ss Anna M. BONNER. Sarah WAUGH, Dr. E.H. WAUGH. Mrs. Della E. BURTON. Wllllam E. __ BAILEY. Da vld -,==~_EL_L_IOT. Mrs. M.J. _ J mz.s CALHOUN. ! Margaret DEAN. Andrew Howard DERBY. Frederlck A. DERBY, Mrs. Clara M. GEYER. Jonas GEYFB. Shetfy GEYER. Mlss Kate S. l&l2 _ CALHOUN • James LEACHMAN. Thomas LEACHMAN. Mrs. Ellzabeth '------ ..l To be contlnued: '----------~,'. _.J ____ . _ ~ "----- '. - . ' - - - - . -___ . ....l ,.1 ~ < 1(-.' _ �EUDORA Township ----- - · ~":~----~--~,--) , I L Biographical Sketch of: , [Charles PILLA C: J . f'l '-.J ~--,' - : : I Eudora, in which he was interested, Mr. Pilla: was elected its president in 1893 a position; which he has fitIed with the greatest efficiency. I As a member of the firm of Pilla & Statler he i also carries on a brick manufacturing business. 'I In 1894 he erected a beautiful residence on a hill I overlooking the village and commanding a fine: view. At the time of the erection of the sweet I ,corn factory, in 1883. he was one of the principal contributors to the same and became a stockholder in the company. He is a stockholder and director of the Eudora Creamery Company, and I ,~as a stockholder in the Leis chemical works, of Lawrence, Kans. When the Kimball plow factory was started in Lawrence he assisted in the, organizatioti of the company controll.ing the, plant, but the enterprise did not prm'e successful. All movements of a progressive character where the benefit accrui"ng to the people is unquestionable have received' the impetus of his encouragement and practical aid. Since attaining his majority Mr. Pilla has always been a stanch RepUblican. As mayor of Eudora, and as a member of the city council, also as a school director, he has been able f!>'greati y promote local projects, and has given an.impetus to the welfare of his town and fellow·townsmen: In ~ IS7'I he received appointment as postmaster, and continued to fill the office until 1885. Prior I to this, from 1865 to IS7I. he served as assistant I postmaster, having practically the entire Charg~ of the office. Fraternally he is a member of Doric Lodge No. 83, A. F. & A. M; I.awrence ~ HARLES PILLA. Among our German, American citizens who have been success-' ful since settling in Kansas mention ~ be~ I longs to Mr. Pilla, the well· known business man , of Eudora. ~{r. Pilla was born iil Rhenish Ba~ varia, Germany, February 19, 1830, and received a good education in the German language. ~ At ~ nineteen years of age he came to the Uriited !,States, arriving in New York March 26, 18 49. For fourteen years he remained in the vicinity of ,that city, and during ten years of the time he was i. employed as cl~rk and bookkeeper for the pub',lishing house ofE. Walker & Sons. In 186 5 I' he c,ame to Kansas for the purpose of entering i into partnership wit~ his brother F. L" who had I started a small store 1U Eudora. The title of the ;, firm' became Pilla Brothers, which coiltinued, !:u~til his, brother'S death in 187r. ' I I - Being thus left sole proprietor of the store Mr. Pilla continued the business alone. In 1872 he enlarged the building and increased the quantity of stock carried. His store is now the lorgest of its kind in Eudora. In connection with the i mercantile department, for some years he carried ia stock of.. drugs, but this, is now discontinued. I Besides his mercantile interests he has engaged ' in farming in Douglas and Johnson Counties,' / where he owns large tracts of farm lands; and, while these places are operated by tenants, he Inevertheless maintains an active ,supervision -of ~ the land and directs i~s 111a:nage1l1~nt. < L ijP6~tlleorganiz-itiou'-o[-iheState-BauK of, I Commandery NO.4,' K. T.; and Eudora Lodge I No. 28, I. O. O. F., in which he is past grand. In religion he worships with the German Evan- I gelical Church. He was married September 10, i 1865, to Alice B. Smith, daughter of Paul and: Catherine Smith. She was born on Staten Is- ; land and died in Eudora, January 15, 1899. ' leaving three daughters: Alvena E., wife of John E. Dolisi; Louisa P., wife of Spencer J. \ Lawson; and Molvie E., who has had charge of I the home since her mother's death. i 'LI_ _ _ _--===___ �GRANT Townsh1p 95 North Lawrence was formed 1n 1865 from -terr1tory taken out of Sarcoxie Township ln Jefferson Co. -Leglsture of 1867 provided for formation of Grant Townshlp out of Sarco:inie Township. Below is a newspaper edltoF-1-a-l-opposing Douglas' County's acquisition of the Jefferson County land. ____ _ I I I. From __ ~,-~ELOSkaloosa Independaht, Feb 4, 18.65 \ ) \ ~=~-.- CO~TY LINES •__ J__________ - - - ---.....; . ~~--~~ . . .=,' "The pers1stent efforts' of a portion of thecltizens of Douglas county to selze upon a portlon of Jefferson, has few parallels. It ls simply a 6ovetuous desire, without any show of right, and can be defended on po grounds of reason, justice or good nelghborship. The only plea set up 1s that Lawrence has made some outlays on roadsprincipally if not entirely in Leavenworth county-on thls side of the river. and therefore she ought to have a part of Jefferson countyl Who ever heard of Lawrence doing anything of the klnd not lmmediately for her own benefit? If she built roads it was because her citizens believed lt was for thelr lnterest to do so; and they never lnvested a dime in a road, except for an lnterested purpose; and they have ten'tlmes over recelved prlnclpal and lnterest for every cent they have thus expended on this side' of the river. But we have a counter-clalm to thls plea. It 1s thls. The citizens of Lawrence have taken wood and lumber from Jefferson county ln value a thousand-fold more than all the outlays on thls s1de of the rlver ln roads and everythlng else; and thls wood and lumber have been taken without renderlng ari equivalent to this county. These are the facts. Let them be known I Another claim set up ls, that a portion of thls county is convenient to Douglasl Indeedl If this plea is worth any thing, it is worth all the State, and Kansas may as well be annexed to Douglas at once as by piece-meal; for every t1me she extends her boundaries she w1ll lay alongs1de of contiguous territory, whlch it wlll be convenient to get hold of. This is worse than a robber's plea. It is the very essence of bad nelghborshlp. If we have a plece of land and choose to put our bu1ldings for our own convenlence or proflt, on one edge of the land doew that glve us a rlght to seize upon a portton of our neighbor's possesslons, simply because they are cont1guous? •• If the r1ver. God's own llne of divlslon, ls not a stay to thelr greed. what other line can present a barrler to the1r rapaCity? 1I • • • Lawrence has had ten-fold more aid from the east than any other place in Kansas-more than all the rest of the State together; and yet she claims speclal privllegesl A portlon of her ~itlzens want all; and 1s they had every thing they would stlll ask for somethlng morel This whole matter is in a nut-shell. The terrltory belongs to Jefferson county. We have kept it ln its lnfancy'at our expense. We therefore have a just claim in right and equity to 1t. Douglas ha~ none. The r1ver is a natural boundary. thenfore the best one. We s1mply w~t our rights and good neighborship. noth1ng more." Note: Act giving Douglas County part of Jefferson Co lands was approved February 11. 1865 ._by .S.• J. Crawford. Governor. . 1 �KANWAKA Townsh1p 96 - - - -~-----,- ---- From th~~-'--PoRTaAiT-&:idBIOGRAPHI6ALRECORD of LEAVENWORTH _ _ _~~~~~~D~O~U~G~LA~S~an~d~FR~AN~KL~I~N~C~O~UN~TI;E~S~.~-~KAN~~SA~S~_~.~1~8~9~9==_='=i~::::::'---~-'Biograph1cal Sketch of: :, ] ~ Mar celmus -B. RAY- I. --- ----- ----I rt1''t~-.. ARCELMUS 1-- -- In infancy our suoject waS-t~ken-byhis parents - 1 B. RAY, who is engaged in I Kanwaka Township, Douglas ' fJ;'om Jefferson City, Mo., to Carthage, where the : ); :'. County, was born in Jefferson City, Mo." family ren1ai~ed a year, thence going to Preston. t~pril,8, 1852, a son of Luke E. and Marietta He accompanied his parents to Kansas, mak~(~~wn) Ray, natives of Cabell Coun~y, W. Va. ing the trip in a wagon which was drawn by a , -tHtiHather, who was born in 1817; of Scotch parteam of oxen and in which were placed all of the' W~·"·.·' ".tmtage, learned the carpenter's trade in youth. \ household effects_ -After settling in Douglas County he assisted his father in clearing a farm. ~\~e e~gaged in the mercantile business. at Jeff~r!.~D CIty and at Carthage, Mo., and butlt the vll- 1 At the time of his marriage he bought eighty;,,!~ge~rPreston, eight miles from Carthage, where I five acres, 'and there he resided' until his father's I£lie:!~tnaine(t until th~ time of the Civil war. B_e-_ L- __ I death, since which time he has lived on the old ing in sympathy with the Union and living in homestead, and conducts both farms., While he I Confederate territory, his surroundings became is not a member 'of any denomination, he is in, unpleasant and, indeed, dangerous. The bush. sympathy with the Methodist Episc~pal Church. , whackers stole all of the cattle and horses on his Active in politics as a Republican, he has served 1 farm, and later burned the dwellings and other as delegate to various conventions and has kept properties. Thereupon' he took his family to -I posted concerning all public issues; had he so deMarysville, Kans., and in 1862 settled in Dougsired 'he might have held almost any local office,_ las County, where he purchased eighty acres in but his inclinations are not toward positions of Kanwaka Township, later add'ing another tract proniinence.' He is interested in educational mat; of similar size. During the first years of his resters and has rendered excellent service as a memidence here he was a member of the home guard. ber of the school board. I , I ------He employed agents to manage the farms in Mis--- ----souri, but never realized anything from the propNovember 25, 1872, Mr. Ray married Anna I erty. He became one ofthe well-known farmers McDonald, who was born and reared in La Porte, I I of this township, and _was a leader in local ranks Ind., and was of Scotch descent. In the '70S I I of the Republican party. Since his death,in 1894, she accompanied her parents to Kansas, and was ') I his widow has resided on the old homestead, married in Independence, this state. Later her' 1 which is managed by the subject of this sketch. parents removed to Florida. The oldest son of The family comprised the following-named chilMr. and Mrs. Ray was George, who died atfour I : dren: Eliza' A., wife of Dr. G. W. Williams; Para I years of age. Their other children are Ernest D., I Lee, who married Jolin Maloy; Sarah, Mrs. Leroy J. Bean; Henry B., George W., Henry S. G., __ ,,~~d L~:eElmer. ~ Marcelmus B., Luke E., deceased; Romaine F., wife of J0seph Howell; Brunie, deceased; and 1--------I ---I ~rant., who died in infancy. < 1; ,; ;j~rming, in -.-~-' -------~ I I -----------------~--~ I I I 1 KANWAKA NEWSPAPER ITEMS FROM the LAWRENCE DAILY JOURNALuind"'E.VENING ,- ' TRIBUNE. O_c~ 'f_. 1892 -John KELLEY cut his leg half off w1th a patent corn knife a few days ,ago.';:b~fore he understood the workings of the 1nfernal machine. -Chas. ANDERSON aged f1 ve years. sondof George A. ANDERSON. died last week 1n west Kanwaka after an 11lness of several days. �97 LECOMPTON Township' \l , \ GREENWOOD VALlEY NO. 24 1 r~\ \ ". \ : '.' .J ~-"\I ----. The first school known of in what eventually became District No. 24, was located near the center of Sec. I, T. 12, R. 17, on the Ben Kellog place. Some distance northeast of Big Springs and a little over a half-mile south of the last school site, it was known as "The Old Stone SchooL" This seemed to be the only name it ever had. The writer has visited the spot and found the foundation half-buried in leaves but still clearly discernible, in a wooded and brushy area where deer now roam, but which a century ago was' open rolling prairie. Within the enclosure given by some as 24 by 30 feet, but which measures nearer 30 by 36 feet, lies a large block of dressed stone, and just outside a mound of stones covers what may have heeD an old well, now filled in as a safety m e a s u r e . · · · ' It was built of native limestone with a dirt floor and probably faced south. Later the door was changed to the east, with a blackboard inside at the west end. The stove stood in the center of the room with benches arranged around the edges on which at one time, sat 65 pupils ranging in age from 5 to 25. . Two terms of three months each were held each year. Patrick Geelan, a school teacher, came to Big Springs fromIrel~~ by waY,~f~ew Jersey in 1855, and taught in this school fQuome time-=. - About 1873, •• Cap" Nichols and Hilly uundln-allottea 'one-acre-m ·tne::;Qutheast corner of the-· , S. W,1/40f Sec. 36, T. II, R. 17, for a new site on which a small frame schoolhouse to replace the old stone one, was built near the southwest corner_of tlleplol, fac:iI!g~~l,-_ __ _ ___ . ,,- onthecannual repoit-or-1M97=98:'the clerk of the board, George M. Medsger, noted that $ 51.00 had been received from.the sale of the oldfroame schoolhouse. _ .. Thisterm ending in 1898 had two teachers, T. A. Crouch for twelve and four-fifths weeks and O. Bayles for fifteen arid one-fifth weeks, with 56 pupils in attendance most of the time. The salary of each teacher was $35.00 per month and total expenditure for the term was $239.29. Board members were Wm. Glenn, Geo. M. Medsker and W. S. McClanna,han. The 67 of school age in the district at this time were: Cora, Willard, Frank and Maud . BUNCE; Jessie and Helen BRADFORD; Henry BUSH; Volney and John CHRISTIAN; Myrtle CUMMINGS; Maud and Arthur COOK; Eliza, Willie and Charles DUNCAN; Jennie and Julia FINDLEY; Flora, Charles, Dora, Arthur, Cyde and Maggie GffiBENS; Charles, Bertha, Justus, Came and Nora GEELAN; Bessie GLENN; Theoph HOGUE; John HOGG; Jessie, Andrew and Frank HENNESSY; Carence, Rolley, George, ,Louis, Lulu and Ruby JOHNSON; John, Fred, Moxie, Wesly, Henry and Dora KING; Maggie McCOLLUM; Goldie, Charlio- ~d Laura MEDSGER; Fred, Minnie~ Ethel and Mary McCLANNAHAN; Nellie, Warren, and Carence MORRIS; Etta, Lee, Maud and Earl SHAFER; ,_ ~ertha and Larnard TIMMENS; Cora and Reed SPENCER; Lena and William WEESE. , . When-tlie (listrict was diSOrgan1Ze(r-anc.1-C(jnSOllaatea-wi~Lecompton No: 36, the schoolhouse and the acre on which it stands passed into possession of John Powell from whose farm the land i_____._ ' ____originally had been taken. The large bell that once sound~ throuth the valley, was stolen. ___.___ ' . The above h~1:;tory is an excerpt fr~m the book Rural Schools and of Douglas County. Kansas by Goldie Piper Daniels. This b'§>ok is available for purchase through the DCGS. SchoQl~Quses �MARION Township - --- -:.- - ~ 98 -- - 1 i I ~~II Know all men by t~ese presents, that I Bernhart BANDLE of Marion Townsb1p Douglas County Kansas. a farmer. 1:leing in ill health but of sound and disposing mind and memory. do make and publish this my last w'111 and testament. hereby revok1ng all former wills by me at any time heretofore mag:e. And as to my worldly estate and all the property real. personal or m~J[ed of which I shall die seized and possessed as to wh1ch I shall be entitled at the time of my death & demise. bequeath and dispose thereof in the manner following to wit: First. My w111 is that all my just debts and funeral expenses shall by my executors hereinafter named be paid out of my estate as soon after my deat_h0 as shall by them be found convenient!;; 2~~ Give devise and bequeath to my beloved brother,s. Joseph BANDLE and Leopold BANDLE of Waldmossingen ab cline~,?)" obern Dorf Wierttenberg. my farm xtb,e west (~) half of South West (;) quarter of sect1o~ (16) Sixteen in Townsh1p (14) fourteen of Range (18) eighteen ',-::i:ast of 6" P.M. containg (80) eighty acres more or less in Douglas County Kansas and also all grains and products ral~e9: or growing (1) there an to which I am entitled at the time of '~~ decease. . ~ ~ 'I' '~-;:,..... I '1~~tlydO nominate and appo1nt Math1as SIMON and Wesley FLORY to be 'the executors of this my last w~ll and testament. In testamony where of I the sa1d Bernhart BANDLE have to this my last will and testament contained one sheat of paper. subscribed myname and affix~ ed my seal th1s 9th day of May A.D. 1891 (signed) Bernhard BANDLE seal S1gned sealed publlshed and declared by the sald Bernhart BANDLE as and for his last w111 and testament 1n the present of us who at hls request and ln hls presents and 1n the present of each other have subscri b~'d~our names as wl tnesses thereto: W MISENHIMEa Wlndelln SAlLE * * * * * * * A VOUCHER 1n the Probate records of -BERNHART BANDLE Aug 1 1891-"Rec'el ved of M. SIMON and W. FLORY the sum of ten '1';;:'" " dollars $10.00 for servlces rendered to Barnhart BANDLE in hl~" l~st s1ckness. and one dollar eight cts $1.08 for road tax. P.E. ENSLOW" �PALMYRA Tqwnsh1p 99 :.. .. TO: Mr. Dudley Hoskinson (Albia, Iowa) Vinland. !\ansas January 23. 1876 Dear brother. I seat myselt to answer your ld.nd and welcome letter lIIhich I received about tlilO weeks ago. I thank ;you very laUch for that Christmas present. I got a veil 4< tye. The veil cost :35 cents and the necktye 65 cts. So it lIUIde tlilO very nice presents. ~e are all well at presant and hope this may find ;you the same. I started to write this letter last Tuesday & did not git it !1nished as I had campen;y in the afternoon so I will- try & tinish today. I have not been well tor tlilO days & don't feel well today so if I dont wr1 te you a gooci letter you will- have to excuse me. Eva & Jane J. were here the day I commenced this letter. I had a letter from cen. He seems to be enjoying himselt very well this winter. He seems to do a great deal of blowing about his girl. I suj:lpose she is a COIIIIIIOn (?) yoWlg lady. but you know what? She will do for an;ybody; I can tell. (It covers the faults.) One of the boys are com1ng heme next lIIonth. They want to make some cuttings. Grape vines are very poor this winter. The grasshoppers made sad liIOrk of them. Mr. Louis Swanson has cOllIe back to his old home. Mr. Thomas ;3turdy is working at Mr. Bill Gill of Coal l.reek. Herb Davis is in the insane asylum in Msconsin. He gets ;25 per month. News to you: Pernealy Jones came home the other day with her husband. Dent you cry for there is just as good tish in the ses ss ever was caught out. I see an account in the journal of Mr. Joseph Spangle marriage. He married Lide Price of black Jack. John Dunn &< his cride came home the day betore New Years. They came in a wagon. Susie Campbell came with than. Edgsr C. came heme three weeks before they did. he came in the cars. Frank Nichols is liIOrk1.ng for a farmer in Michigan. fenton Andrews teaches our school this winter. lie is liked very much by most of the folks. Will &< George & Emma ere go1n£ this winter. I will close for this time. Your sister, K. E. Hoskinson Well, Lud i t I had time I would show ;you what I could do. I have just written a letter to Ohio for mother this morning. I have been going to school this winter and heve 1urDt fast. Benton Andrews 1s teacher. W1.l.l Eolton l: Frank Dunn has got Cack & was to the grange teast last Friday night. I had all the apples that I could sat. II;you dont 1Crite to lIIe this time it 1s my last time. I have written this in 5 minutes. How is that tor hi william H. -. ~, " " This lett~r. from the files of Stan LAWSON of Baldwin City. KS was contributed by Grace EMBERS. The letter was written by her grandmother. Mary Elizabeth HOSKINSON (HARRIS) to M1ss HOSKINSON's brother. Dudley HOSKINSON. Dudley HOSKINSON '3!s the great-grand'::" father of Stan LAWSON. Note: See THE PIONEER. Vol VII. No.4. p. 206 for another letter written by Miss HOSKINSON. �WAKARUSA Township 100 - -----------_.-.-=--- ....:::..-----------~~~~~~~=---========~~--~.- If not called for in ten days return to Miss Mable LADUKE, R.R. 4 Lawrence, Kansas August 25, 1918 Miss Alta REED 644 3 st. North Lawrence, Ks. Dear Cousin Alta, How are youl I am fine and dandy and hope this finds you the same. I think your pictures look fine. We had all of our pictures taken last December when we went in to get_vaxanated for the smallpox. We shore had a mean old teacher. She made about a half a dozen kids stay in for breathing too loud or missing a word. She got after Joe GaRBUTT and made him stay in for breathing too loud. A week ago yesterday was my birthday. I was 15 years old. Aunt Mattie was over that day. Papa set up a week ago over to HEGERMAN. Mr. HEGERMAN died about one o'clock Saturday night. Uncle Charlie was over yesterday. Well, I guess this will be all. Goodby. Answer soon. From your Cousin Mable " Mabel LADUKE, born August 18 1903 in Scranton, Kansas was the daughter of Ray and Laura CORBIN LA DUKE and lived on the Kilworth Ranch in Wakarusa Township, Douglas County, Kansas. She attended Pleasant Grove school in Willow Springs Township. Her cousin. Alta REED, was the daughter of Lafayette and Sarah CORBIN REED and lived in North Lawrence. Mabel LADUKE married Otis WIGGINS on Mar 29. 1922 in Lawrence. Kansas. Submitted by Jane WIGGINS I I _ "'----, '" ---" - - - -____~"J]L_=I====~~_ , , Lawrence Daily Jour-nal, Wednesday, Oct.__ 25, - 1899 Country News Sibley Stock at the Walton WOOD sale brought satisfactory prices. ARMSTRONG and STARR with their families came down from Topeka and spent a few days with Mr. DUNNING's family and took in the Indian school and the State university. All three were boys,together in the hills of old Alleghany, N.Y. i \ i I ( \ --- �101 WILLOW SPR·INGS Township THE FREDERICK SCHWARTZ FAMILY _ of WILLOW SPRINGS TOWNSHIP I F'AMILY HISTORY , Subm1 tted lbY-' ~arr1e SCrl"AhTl. great-great granddaughter of . Freder1cktSCnWA.'>.T.l ;; "Frederick SCHW~TZ came from Stuttgart, Wuerten b~g Germany to AIit-erica -lL1.a52-w_i:th his br-other ,Charles. who was 21 years old. These two were the only two of five children to come, as the rest of the fam11y stayed in Germany. Freder1ck settled. in the Worden, Kansas area on what is now the,' Le ster S CiiWAR TZ farm. Frederick SCHWARTZ marr1ed Christene ROEBACHER'.• - He,,·left for the Civil War after news reached him while plowing. Leaving the plow in the field. he stopped only long enough to say good-bye to w1fe Christene. During his absence. Christene died while giving b1rth to daughter, Jenn1e. Jennie was cared for by Chr1stene.' s parents. When Frederick returned. he married Elizabeth PIPPERT. They \ had e1ght ch11dren: Albert, who. died of typhoid at age 21, Lou1se. Henry. Lydia. Rose, Charles, Ella, and Carrie, who also died at age 21 of tuberculosis. The homestead of Frederick SCHWARTZ is still v1sible on the SCHWARTZ farm. There is a one-room dugout for living quarters and a larger dug-out. which housed the an1mals. This 1s next to a beautiful. clear, cold-water spring. This farm was passed from Frederick to son Charles. then to h1s son, Lester and is now farmed by his son, Don, and grandsons, Greg and Scot. 1900 CENSUS INFORMATION FiEilEHI CK S CHWABTZ ~AMILY p. 261-W1110w Springs Townsh1p-2 June 1900 22/22 SCH~ABZ, Fr~der1ck. " . " " i' b. March 18)4, Germany, married )4 yrs -emigrated to U.S. 1854, both parents. born Germany ,Elizabeth. w1fe, born Apr11 1844, Germany, em1grated to u.S. 1861, both parents born Germany Rosa, born September 1874. born Kansas • Charles. born February 1877. Kansas ,Carrie. born June 1882. Kansas WOBDJ~N; CEMETERY. -WILLOW -SPRINGS- -SCHWART,Z FAMILY BUR-IALS John F. SCHWARTZ died 14 Feb 1908-73 yrs 10 mos 17-d. Elizabeth. wife of Fr~d SCHWARTZ. Aug 2, 1903, age 58 3 mos 19 d. Fred 'k SCHWARTZ+CO_B, ~Kansas Inf. Albert, son of F & E. SCHWABTZ-3 Apr 1867-30 Oct 1888 Carrie SCHWARTZ- 16~.June ?--1882-2? Jan 1907' �-------~ 102 \ \ I Queries are free to members. They should state at least two f ac t s to ga in bes t r esul t s. Quer ies are also. free. to non-memb er s . but must concern Kansas related ancestors of fifty years,or earlier. ALWARD CLARK MYERS ERMICK COMBS BOOKER LEWIS Mrs. Roy MacDonald, Route 2, Box l50B, Hayden Lake, ID 83835. Albert A.ALWARD and his wife; Sarah CLARK, settled near Baldwin City, Dougla~ Co., KS, ca 1860. 'Her parents, Richard and Mary Eva (MYERS) CLARK, lived there for a time and then moved to the Pomona and Otta~a area of Franklin Co., KS. Their other children were: Samuel L., WalterM., Catherine'L. ERMICK, Amanda LEWIS, Harriet COMBS, and Mary J. BOOKER. Is anyone working on these fa~ilylihes? TIBB.ETS BRIDGE Phyllis Bridge Egge, 1022 Boulevard, Stutgis,SD 57785 Seek :information and descendants of Frank TIBBETS,. b. 1864, DeKalb Co., IL; d. 1904, probably Eudora, KS. Son df William N. TIBBETS and Julia Eleanor BRIDGE. William d. 16 Mar 1905, Eudora, KS. Seek info/descendants of William. Virgipia L. Tomberlin, 2724 Daniels Ave. ~ S. Charieston, WV 25)03. I am hoping to veiify birth and death dates TOMBERLIN and tp learn burial location of my great irandfather, Fonta~ne (Fountain) C. TOMBERLIN of Willo~ Springs Town~hip. His age was 63 ·in the 1875 KS State Census.' He may have been living ,with family members in -Franklin orOs~ge Co's, KS, at ti~e of his death. EDER HADL KELLERMANN MADEL WEIXELDORFER BRIDGE GOSSAGE DAVIS. Mrs. kich~rd G. Ross, 803 N. 5th St., David'City, NB 68632. Wish to correspond with anyone working on early:Citholic families of Eudora, KS, with these surnatjtes: EDER, HADL, KELLERMANN, MADEL, WEIXELDORFER. Some of these families later lived in Kansas City) MO. Phyllis Bridge Egg~, 1022 Boule~~rd, Sturgis, SD5778~ Seek information and descendants of Matilda BRIDGE , GOSSAGE, b.18l9, Butler Co.~ OH, dau of Benjamin H. BRIDGE and Elizabeth DAVIS;m. Joshua GOSSAGE, divorced him ca 1870, and wrote, in family l.etter of 1871 that she was "g,oing to Kansas." �103 BAHR MEITNER REIMER SCHON SCHUGART SPRINGER ZIMMER FREE HELP PEARSON ROGERS Mrs. Richard G. Ross, 805 N. 5th St., David City, NB 68632. Would like to make conta'ct with anyone researching ihe following families buried in St. Anne's Cath~lic Cemetery, Grant Township, Barton Co., KS: BAHR, MEITNER, REIMER, SCHON, SCHUGART, SPRINGER, ZIMMER. Maxine P. Hougland, Route 1,Box l53C, PerrY, KS 66073 I have the new 1984 Vol. 1, HISTORY OF BUCHANAN CO., MO, with: 500 pages of families. Will share this for a SASE. Frank E. Pearson, 4 S. California St., Lodi, CA 95240 I am' interested in finding ancestors of my great grandfather, Thomas PEARSON, b. 22 Apr 1805, TN. From' census reports, I have learned his father and mother were born in TN, but I don't know who or where. His mother's name may have been Nancy Seek same information for my great grandmother, Rhoda ROGERS, b. 15 Sept 1821, OH. Her father's name may have been Eli ROGERS. Thomas and Rhoda were m. in Randolph Co. (or near), IN, ca 1840. They migrated to WI and'IA and settled in Douglas Co., KS, ca 1858, where they lived out their lives. Both are buried in Vinland Cemetery; she, 1883, he, 1891. Who were Thomas PEARSON's people? Who were Rhoda ROGERS' people? Maxirie P. Hougland, Route 1, Box l53C, Perry, KS 66073 HOUGLAND Seek ,information on Aaron HOUGLAND, b. 1797, VA. M. COLLANDAR Anni~ COLLANDAR BAKER 17 June 1817, Henry Co., KY. BAKER They ,were divorced in Scott Co., IN, 1849. Aaron reBOBBITT married Sarah BOBBITT 11 Oct 1851 in Scott Co., IN. He d. ca 1860 in Scott Co., IN. McCLINTOCK PURCELL JONES HUFTILE LARGE FREE HELP Jean Chapman Snedeger, 1638 Rhode Island, Lawrence, KS 66044. Need info regarding parents of Catherine Ann McCLINTOCK, b. 1840 TN; m. 1st 1856 to Henry Buckley PURCELL; m. 2nd 1869 to George R. JONES. She d. 1911 in Denver, Worth Co., MO. Father - Samuel McCLINTOCK: Mother's name unknown. Maxine Chapman Graves, 1828 Ohio, Lawrence, KS 66044 Need :proof of parents of Martin HUFTTLE, b. ca 1829, PA; ~. Rhoda LARGE, b. ca 1834, ENGLAND. Known children: Lois Virginia HUFTILE an~ John HUFTILE, both ~robably b. in Toledo, OH. ' Mary Lou Wi~ch~11,9Z7Crestli~e pr., Lawrence, KS 66044 Have copies of THE ROLL OF BATTLE ABBEY (Burke); DEATH RECORDS OF MISSOURTMEN(fromNewspapers) 1808-1854 (Wilson, Wilson and Stanley); ~ndKENTUCKIANSIN MISSOURI (Sprague). Will search for your ancestor. Please send ancestor's name and SASE. Submit yo~ que~~, ahnentab~ and otheh mate~ bOh po~~ible pubUc.ation in THE PIONEER to: Ediloh, THE PIONEER, VCGS, P.O. Box 3664, ~aw~~nc.e, K~M 66~46. ___ _ __ _ �t ..... , - . C l CQ\lTENTS '7 ~ThePioneer -Volumes I -, WH Oct 1964' PBE. Ahnentafe1: What It 'Is and How To Prepare It ...................... ·. VII-Il::-l7 Aiken, Gladys Lee, In Memoriam ............................ ·········· 1':'3:83 Baldwin Pioneer (Oakland) Cemetery ................ " . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . V-4:132 Banta, John Virgil Jr'.• Ahnentafel .................................. VII-3': 107 Battle of Chicgamauga Loss:es ....................................... III-2:58 Battle of Prairie Grove 1863', Killed and Wounded .................... II-l' & 2:,2 Bennett, Edith. Ahnentafel .......................................... 11,1..,'1':21 Bermuda. Hiding Place of Lost Ancestors ............................. VI 1:;;'3':129 Betts. JWeli a1 & Kathryn Kelly. Santa Fe Ti.·aill Monuments: Restoration. . VII-3::143 Bismark SChool District #79 ......................................... III-3:79; Books of Genealogical Interest at K U Spencer Art Library ........... VI 1-2 :85 Bourbon County. Pawnee School District #23 1935 .......... .... ... ... II-3,&'4:74 n ••. Victory School Dist #110, 1921-1II-l :17; 1923..,:24 .... III-2:60·· Brown. William, Letter 1858 ........................ ; ............ ::.. 1-3:104l BrumbaughCemet'ery, Palmyra Twp ..................................... VII:"3:7 Burbidge. Mary Corneliai Family History Excerpts.................... 1-3':'96' Bryson. Daniel W•• Family Bible ..................................... VI1-T:'2 Carr. Agnes . Lovelace; Memoi rs ......................... ;............. III-l:4 Cass Cbunty\ Illlinoi s SChools 1902 ................................... III-l ::19 Cemetery Story "Love That Transcends Sadness~' ....................... V-3:97 Cen t rai Unfted' Methodi s;t Church. Hi story ............................ V~I:'~~J Clark. Hon. Sidney. Lawrence, Biography'............................. II-3~ & 4'::67 Clinton Cemetery .....:................................ IV-l :-24. IV-2:44. IV-4":lll "'School District #25 .. >. •• ••••• • ••• •• • • • •• ••• • •• •• • •• • • • • • ••• 11-1 & 2:7 Clinton Township. Brief History & Residents .. ................. ...... VlI-l:41 " " Jose.ph~ardner .................................... VII-2 :89 " " Daniel Vancil. Estate Sale Bill ................... VII-3::144 n, t:t1 Augustus Wattles, Losses From Invasion 1856 ....... VII-4: 198 Crimiinal Docket Book I Index 1863-1878; (A - I) •..................... VII-3:~133' l, \ fI " " , n, n· (J _. RX .•..•..•.••.....•••••• . VII-4:~1174 Dani sh Names: ......... '. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . III-I :'32 OCGS By-Laws ......... :...................... 1-2::40. 1-4:129, lII-4::112, V-3:83' " Charter Members, 3 June 1976 ................................... 1:"1 :,3, n.' Contents o,f Volumes I thru V., PiOneelf.' ............... . . . . . . . . . . . VI~l :.2 " I,ndex 0 fN ames In, . ' Volume I, PIoneer............................ . II-l' & 2::10 ", Library Ac'quisitions ............. 1-2::39, 1-4:135', IV-4:92 , VI:"1:,5, VII-4:159 n· Membership, ,1 AP,ril 1978 ....................................... 1-4:135 ,.. ,.. 1978-1979 ................................ II-~11 &' 2::1, 1I-3i &' 4 :561 n' ••, 1979-80 ............................................ 111-3': 75 It, 1980-811 ...................................... IV-3::66, IV-4::91 " ••. 1981-82 ....................................... V-I :'4, V-3:Hl .. ".. 1982-83', .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . VI-2::54,b,f~;·::·104, VI-4'::156 •• ' ". 198~8,4 ................................... VII-·2::54. VII--3':-l!04' " Speakers 1981-82 ............................................... VI-2: 54 " Surnames, "Ou r Ancestors n·.................................... 1-2:73', 1-1:19 DeayCemetery Tombstone Inscriptions....................... ... .... :1-1:8, 1-2:42 Di ari sts Record Trials &' Travaills' of Plainsmen Life ................ 1II-3:98l Dfvorce, Abstracts 0'£ Petitions filed Dougl'as Co Dist St 1864-84, 1st.. VII-3':~121 ,.. n, II' II, \W' "lin' st-{.a]I.1. #2 .1;V1I-4 : 1'8 r. Diivorce Reco,rds:- Unexpected Genea10gica1~ Treasure .........•. : . .' .. -: .' -VII-3':lJ20 QI; If .. ~ , ...." .. �~I CONTENTS- , •• 1 II '. _ J " ." ~, , -" "'. ", J' S OJ �., . . . . r" I: 11,....11 & 2:-5 Douglas' County' Cemeteries, Index by Townships ..................... . 111-4:125', " .. t~. General Information ..•........•......... t1h 111;..2::59 Election 1864 ....•.•................................ ...., 'I; III-2:62 Eost Towns' ..•....................................... ,t· 1'1]-3':96, Path of Early! Exp:}orers' .••....•..................... "" n, ]V~':-96 ",.' Post Offices 18811. •.................................. .... e u· Vl1:"l:40 To,wnship:s, Brief Histo:ry' ........................... . I[1~'::\i!30 Dow Cemetery ........................•.................•............ lli-4 :"116 Eldridge, Col. S·. W,~, Biography ................................... . ]Il~':78 Enterprise School District #18 ..•........•......•.•....•..•..•..... Eudora Cemetery Reco:rd ................• IV,...2,::54, V-::109, V,';"1::30, VI-1::1, VI-3::12l! VII-l:42 It,· TOlwnship, Brief History & Residents .•.•..................... VII-2:90 II; lit Jo,sephi ne Anderson Letter & John Gilmo're' Biography ... . V]l-3::1'45 ,.. ,,< Wm Gardner &. Wiinslow Davis Biographies: ............ . VIl1'-4 :1199 tl7 1.11. Information re::' Hesper Friends Cemetery .....•..... V~3':-9l Evangelical United Brethren Church 1857-1946; .....•................•• Family Reunilons ..•............................ VII-2::iOO, VII-3':i143i, VI;I~::-189! llV-4::.9,7 First Methodist Episcopal Church Records; l88~l!903) .•.............•.. VIll:"'11.:3 Fox" Allen Hi., Fami lY· Bible: .•.•........................•............ U~ll & 2:8 Fl'iank1iin School Distrrct #1'6,..............•.............•...•........ VI-3~:132, Fri'ends Monthly Meeting, Marri ages' 1871'-1'897. ...............••••••••. V';"1:8 It, Un "r Membership- 1869'.......................•..•.. ft, ft' ...., 11< r881'-1886; ..................... : . V-2::5lJ II, Utt. \W. Minutes 1884-1890 •....•.........••....•.•.. ' vIr-ltitr\ II; Ut, II: Information from Minutes •.........•......•. VTl!~;58 VI1!~11:-8 tt, "The Old Quaker Meeting House Di's:app·ears ..·..............••.•.. V11:"l :,9 Women, Kansas Yearly Meeting of 1812 ••.•..•••.......•.•..... 1II-4~:--l115G'eneal'ogist 'so Code of Ethics:..•..•.............•....•......•........• III~':811 Genealogy, How to' Trace- Your Family Tree: ........................... . III~2:65" I'n Se'arch 'oJ Root s ..•................•..............••..• ft· Ireland, England, SWitzerland .......................... .. IF-3'&.' 4':60 ttt l'n 5ea:rch alf the Family T.ree' ...........................•• I:tI~:132' .. DO'uglas:County Materials in the Kansas, Colrection ,-- '"\ , at Spencer Research Library, roo- .•• :nr-3'::JOlJ , V~l :6, "r Ciist o,f Resourc'es: in lawrence: ............................ . ft· Resources at the Lawrence Public Library ..............••.. 1:-3:-105 11,...3\ &. 4 ::57 .... ' T1l:aci ng Navaj 0" Ro'ots .•........•.........••••.••.......... ,. G'Emetic Disease,:: Malignant Hyp'erthermi a ........•.................... VII-2:66 Goodpasture, Hamilton '- Family His:tory .............................. . 1-2::50 Gorton, Samuel of Rhode l;slland; and His Descendants, .................. . VI-4:184 Grant Township' 187,5 Census: •..................•....................... ln~':r2ii "I Wi Early Businesses; in No'rth Lawrence .•..•............... 'vn~3:]4'6 "1 Brief -Histo:ry & Residents' ............................• VI 1-1-::43 ,tl t..~ Letter, Mary Tillotson Eber.hard' ...................... . VII-2:9l '" II' Newspaper clippings 1896 .............................• \f]I~4::200 Grover Cemet'ery Hi sto'ry: ............................................. . IIJJ-4:127 Hammer Fami ly Bible~ ................................................. . VI~3'::107 Harmony School District #57 1898; ...•................................. 1-11:.18 Haskell Cemetery' •.................................................... 111-2:48: "H~rald of Freedom" Baggage Notices 1855 ....................•........ V'H~4':l71 Hiistory-Dougl as' County, Lawrence and DaiS' "Tidbits"- ................. . J]~1 :-1 Hirstorical SOcieties of DouglassCounty ............................... . VI-2:55' Hougl!andl Family Reco'rd •................•............................. VI-4:168\ Howard, Lewis' - Ahnentafel .......................................... . 111:-1 ::22 1. 0 0 F Lodge #4 Membership List 11 April 1916 ...................... .. V1I...2::86 Jones Cemetery, Clinton Twpl ......................................... . VI-2:60 .. ' .f 1 1.11' �Hl-3:80 "Kansas'·" Excerpts from, by John J~ Ingalls •.•.................... lV-3:77 Kansas Cities and Towns 1893 ..................................... . V:"1 :-32 Kans'as' Claims 1850' s; ............................................. . IH-3:98 Kansas Collection at Spencer Research Library K 0.-..•••••••••••••••. VI:..r::13 Kansas Exposition Assoc. 1876 ...•................................. I-I ::5 & 39: Kansas; Pioneer Women -by Beulah Alice Ricketts (1887--1971i): ........ . IV-4:96 Kansas Postoffices 1881, 1891, 1926· .............................. . VI~:27 Kansas-~ei'\r:Ho'r.y· Half-Breed Eands, 1'855. Census .................... . VI;..2:-79 U,"'"---...J n. Postoffices 1856 ................................ . V;"4'::li26, \'" ", Proclamation 1857 ............................... . U· ,., Vo.ters 1855· ..................................... . V-3:'l!05 V-I :18 Kansas l:Jniversity Law SChool Class: of 1896, ....................... . \Vilt~~:20lJ Kanwaka Township, Mrs. mmo'ra Hickey Anderson, Biography .......... . VI-4::187 U· ur, Cen sus 1875 .................................... . VII;"'1 :44 n, Brief History &. Res;idents ....................... . n, n. Deer School District #48 ...................... . VII~:92 111-1 :18:: n· ,.; SChool District #1,5 ............................ . V]l-4:2011 n: ", John A. Wakefield, Will and Obituary ............ . III-3'·:77 Kennedy Cemetery Gravestones ...................................... . VI-4:167 Kidwell, Patriotic Family ..................................•....... VI;..2::58' E.awrence Business:es: i857 ......................................... . IV;"2::37 ", Business: Directory 1!859' .................................. . VI-3::fi43 ", Census' 1875· ,.Ward.S ......•............................... lV-4'::103 It, I ~i ty Di recto1ry- 1860-61 .................................. . 1]1-2::52 nCi ty Election 1863' ..........••.....•.............•..•.••. It: European IImrtigrant:s 1860 ................................ . Vl-4::-168 It, Extracts from "Herald of Freedom'·~ 1655'. .................•. IV-4!::93 V-2':49 It· Hi g h School Gr.ads: 1907 •...............................•.. n: .. ", n, 1908 ..............•.................... V:"l :19 tI, _ VII-3:1i32Jai 11s: .... : .............................................. . ft' Manifesto 1855 .................................••........ v-3i99 , Vl;,.1'::114 ft, ~ - . ~~::48 Merchants: and Businesses 1913' ........................... . It, National Guard 19116\ ...... " ................... " ........ . VI-4':-1:69 Newspaper Subscription Li st "Herald o,f Freedom'" 1856 ••... V~2:66 V];"2:-59 Older Homes: .....................................•........ tt, Old settlers Meeting 1879. .......•....•.. I-1::~Q:, 1-2::52, 1-3 ::84, 1'-4 :·109: n, Undertakers Prior to 190~ •.............•....... : ....•••.• VI-2:54 Lecompton City Directory 1866) ..... '" ............................ . V'];"2:76, ItConsti tutfo'n Commiittee ....•.................•.......•... VI-2:~78, ,... Slave s; .•.• :.......•........•............................. VI-4:185 ft, Chester NArthur's Visit 1857 •........................... VH-4:202 Lecompton Township Census' 1875 .•................................... VI~2:80 n: t1I, Brief History & Residents ••...•...............• VII-l ::44 ... ttl; Kansas River Steamboflts ....................... . VII-2:93 n. ", Vi ~al Statistics Index, "Lecompton Monitor'" 1885.. VII-3 :-148', Liggett, M. M., Death •.•..........•..•.....•.•....•.....•.••....... 1-1:4 Lone Star History .•.••.............................•..........•.••• IV-l :11 Lovejoy, Rev. Ghas Hazeltine, Baldwin - Biography •...............•• III-2 :44: Marais des Cygnes, Massacre and John Brown's Parallels .•........••. I-I :-30 " ••. t .. · Naming the Ri ver ...............................• 1-2:62. Map, City of Lawrence 1873 ......................•...• Inside Front Cover VI:-3' •• - Douglas. Gounty Ro·.ad .............•.....••••••...• ,t, n, VI:l ,. Eudo'ra Twp 1982 •...................•...........• ", ft: VII:! til: ... Kanwak a Twp 1982 ................................ ", p, VI:4 ,,. Lawrence & Douglas County Events l854~11863 ...... n, ~., VII:'4 t.. �, ~- . .. Map, Lecompton Twp ......... ..... .................. ... Inside Front Cover VI:2 •• ' P'almyra Twp 1982. ............................ . . . • tt tw· til· VII: :,2 nPrairie City 1873 ............................... n, \WI Or VEF:3 Marion Township', Brief History & Residents; .........................• VII -1 :46 n; .," ~Parti al)1 Map of Landowners 1873, ...•............... VII-4 :,205 II, n; Francis M. Jenkins - Biography..................... VI!I'-2:'94 Marri ages from Douglas County Court House Reco'rds. 1863-65 ........... HI-ll::-23, nn, n, n, II' II, n, 1866-67. . . . . . . . . . • 111-3:88 " "", II, " " " 1867-68. . . . . . . . . . . V,;.2 :60 " "" " " tr " 1869.. . . . • • . . . . • . • . V-4 :-127 " "." " " " " 1870. . . . . . . . . . . . . . VI!-3!:108 " "" " " " ", 1871'... ....... . ..• VII-l :19 " "" " " " "! 1'872,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . VI 1-2 :68 " "" " " " " 1873' •••.•.. . . . . . . . VI 1;..:3':-1'08: " "" " " " " 1874. . . . . . . . . . . . . • VlI~4 :164 " "" " " " " 1871' Brid'es Index.. VII;"li:~27 " "" " " " " 1872 ttr" VI]'-2 :77 .. "" " " " " 1873""VI 1-3'::1 ])5 " "" " " .. "1874" . i,' . , VII!;"4 :171 " ,~" "Newspapers 1854~O ..................... VI-l :-15 March, Henry and Tirzah Robinson, Bible............................... VIl-4:161 Marshall Cemetery.................................................... n--II, &2:6 Medlicott. Ruth -. Poisoning Case of 18711 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • VII~::l77 Methodist Episcopal Church, ((ansas' Conference 18661 •...............•. V-4::NO\ n, 1,1/, n.. Ministerial .Lrppointments 1863' ......•...• lI-1'&2:3 n ", "Missionary Society 1873-80 .............. IV-3}-78 \ Mound Cemetery (Mound: View) Gravestones .•............•.............. 1-3:100 Murray, Rolf Camel -. Family Record .................................. VII--I:2 Nace, William McDowell, Lecompton - Biography....................... 11.. 3', & 4::71: Name Changing .........•............................................• V~4::li.48 Naturalization Explanation.......................................... VI-2:63 n. Peti tiO,ns 1906-24:"'lIl~2,::50, IIT-3::86, H]~4 ::120. IV-2 :'55, IV-4 :122, V3:87 ft· ", .. (conclusion)J. ..........•...•...... . V I - 2 : 6 4 '.r Decl ara'.tion of Intenti on 1868-1903" •.....•.•..•••....• \Tl~4 ::172. ", Douglas County Certificates 1907-19211 •............... VII-2::59 Neal Bros. - Biography' .................................•............ 11-3: & 4::86'1 New England Emigrant Aid Co .. Members, ............................... V~::1l,4 II; ,.' Sbciety, Obituary Records 1899-1927 .•.•................• V~1_:-37 Obi tuaries i'n Douglas County Newspapers 185~59 •....•..............• V~4:122. O'Neil, Hon. Moses A'~, Black Jack -, Biography' ...... .... .. .... .. .. .. . I II-I :29 Palmyra Township. Btief History & Residents •............•........... VH~1::47 n n: Letter from Mary Elizabeth Hoskinson 1875 ••......• V1I-4:206 n' ,., Oath of A-. O. Lewis............................... VlI~2:95 n' ,~: Prairie City History and Aas 1857 ................• VlI~3:150 ,.. ft, ft.· til·, Newspaper Copy ....••. Inside Back Cover Vn~3 n, ,.' Spring Creek Di strict #2 School .... ;............... VI 1;.,2 :95 Patterson, John _. Story' ....... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . VI-4 :1157 Pensioners in C. W. Sinith Mortuary Record •.......................... V~4:1'42 Pioneer Cemetery, Lawrence ....... .•................................. V1I-l:30 Pleasant Grove School District #38, Willow Springs Twp 1911 .•....... IV-2:'53 Plymouth Congregational Church, Pastors & Superintendents 185~1910.. IV-l:33: Poem -. ttM y . T reasures,...., Georgl. ana B'rune.............................. VI 1-2::62 Pre-emptio," /!let;' 1841~ •.•...•..•••••••.••••. ..••..••.••••••••.••••.•.• VI~li:.l PrObate Court Reco'rds, Index to Estates, Vol 3, Dockets A &. B~ 18~-72 [Il-:;t3' & 4'::92 Property Unclaimed in Sa,fety Deposit Boxes •........•.•.............. VII-3:130 �,. . QuantrHl t Loss:, Museum t s Gain •. ,................................. 1Il-4I:-l1l8l R'ai d Claims.:... , ........ , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . V-,ll,: 34' " u, Experiences' & Facts About Survivors.............. 1-2 :74' n' .111 Massacre at Lawrence ...•......................... 1II-2 :.53 n; 'W:' Names of People Killed' •.............•............ 1-2:74 n, \W' Obi tu ari es from Tennes see Newsp apers . . . . . . . . . . . . • . VI-2:6.1 It "Survi vors:. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . • 1V-3:'67 Ralston, E. V:., Family Bible ........................•.....••.•...•. VU-2 :'57 vr_ A:166) R'i:rs'h Family Bible ................................•.... ~. . ... ..•.... . Vf1':2:'64 Reutter",· ,Janet' - Ahnentafel Rhodes, ,L¥curgus & Sarah Caroline, Bible Reco'rds ••.....••..••••.... VII-3:,]05 Richards" Oscar Grenman, Eudo'ra' - Biiography ..••••..........•......• III-l::30 Ri.'chl and Cemetery, Hi story .............•.......•....•.•..•.•••.••.. 1-2 :66, Robert "s Rules' of Order ... ,........................................ V-3:86, Robinson, Ex-Go'v. Charles' - B~ography.............................. II-3) & 4 :63: Ross, Jo'anna Harmon - Ahnentafe'j> ....••...........•................. VII-2:63 Rural Mail Deli very (; Uncollected Letters Regul ations ..•.•.......•• VI-3':,n7 Sachsman-Soxman Fami ly .•.•.••.•.•.•••.••••••...•••..••..•••.••..... 111-3;:.94' VI--3,::106 Sallsman Fami ly Bible .••••................•........•.•....•....••... 1II--2:4 SChmidt, Johann] Christian - Life History on the Prairie............ Schott, Cynthia' -- Ahnentafel .•.•••••••........•••••••..•.•.••...•.• vn--4':.l162 VII-3:104' Simmons, Hazel Lee - In Memoriam................................... Snedeger, Jean - Ahnentafel .•.••••••.•.•••••.•.••..•••••••••••..... V11--3::l06 Slni th, C. W~" Mor.tuary Re:cords 1890-1907 .......•••• (Ac-El). VI-I ::28:' (El-Ge) Vr--3':135 CGe-Hol VI-4i::158;: (Ho-J)' VI'I-ll::4;' (J-L)' VII-2::80; (L-Mc)' Vlr--3'·::139;'(Mc-Mo) VII-4:'194i Sol:diers Buried in Oak Hill, Mapl'e Grove & Oread Cemeteries: •••••••• V-3':l'Oo. St:arrr.' Scho 01 Di st:dic,t #19 ('.Young)1 ................•.........•....••• III"-4 ::1132 Stony Poiint Church &:Cemetery t Hisitory •......•••.•••••..••.•••••••• ]1--3 &- 4'::75' It •• Cemetery ~raves:tones: .•.••..............•...••.•••...... n--3~ & 4 ::78 St. John'is United' Church of Christ Cemetery, Worden ••.•.••••.•••••• 111....1:9 Steele', Capt. James' C.ooper, Clinton -- Bi'ography •..•..•.••.••••.•••• 111--2::4'5 Str.oup, Isaac;Wm. - Biography ••..........•..••...••..•••••••••.•••• Vl-4I:1'84; Stull, Is:aac~ - Golden' Wedding •••••.••••••.••..•..••••..•••.••.....• VI-6:lJ42 V-l':'20, V~,2::67 Stull} Cemetery',..................................................... Swedi sh Cemetery .... I. . •. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . VJ'-l :61 Tax List", Deiiinquent 1863 •.....•..•........•..•. . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . IV,;.,2:60 Ulrich Cemetery, Hi~~ory ••••••..•••••...••....•••••.••..•••......•. 11-3 & 4:83 Unclaimed Letters at Lawrence Postoffice 1857 ...••.•..•.•.••••••••• Vl-3',:1l8 n ft"'. ,." 1864 •..................... IV~2:62 Unfon School District #3l1', Wiililo-w Springs Twp' 19,26-27 •.•.••...••••. 1II--3,:,80 UnHed Bre;thven Church 1854-119'46 •.••.••.•.••..•••••...•.•••••....•• V-3:89 Uni ted Methodi s;t Church Membership" 189~981 ••••••••••.•. . • • . • • • • • • • • IV~I:2 Unrlted Methodist Churchl Mini'sters' -Bliri'ed hl Oakwood~ Cemetery, Baldwin V-3:I04 Van Hoesen, Capt. lsaacNewton, Ciiwrence - Biography" ............... II-3' & 4':69Van :Loenen.1 GaiB G'arrett - Ahnenta£eI •...•........•..•............. Vl1-l:"l!8j Vinland School Dis,tric.t #49: 18.97-98 .........•...•.......•...•.•..• V-2:5li Voters Registered Lawrence Towns;hip' 1860 ••.•••....•.... ..•...•.. .•• VII-4:lJ90 Wakarusa Tlo~ship, Brief: History & Residents; ••.••.••........•••.••• VII-l:49 te; '~ ft' L k . hID"Istnct . #1' . . . . . . • . . . . . • . . . . . . • . a eVlew S'coo': VII-3':-li53: •• , ,e, Lawrence Streets Ren amed ••..•..••.••.•.•...•.•.• VII-3':'153 .. ' It, Walnut Grove School District #11: 18981 ••. .••.•.•• VI 1-4": 207 " tt: James B(. Wfggins- "Recollections;" &- Biography.... Vn--2:-98 V1~3'-:-140' Webner' Autograph Book •.....•••••...••.•........•.•.••...•••....•...• West Fair,view Schoo11 District #59 ••••••••..•••••••••••..•...•••••.•• V-3,:96Weybright (Webber) (Alfred')Y School District #4' ••..••••••.•••••.•.••. V-4!:-I!49 Whi te, George W. - Life History .••.•.•••......•.••••••...•••.•••.••• IV-2:'5li S It ....................................... �, . Wichiita C:ounty 1800tl Census· ••.••.•.•.•..........•.......•.......••..•• Wfggins·,. Jane -- Ahnentafel ......•.......................•.•.•........• Wiilli ams; Cenetery Gravestones, •.......•...•.....•.••.....•.........•..• Wi:llow springs, Brief His,tory &- Residents ...........•..•.•••.........• W lli Newsp~per ClippIngs re: Pleasant Grove 1913 ..•.......• n, ,ySchool District #511 19Q2"()3~ •.........•...•........... ttl' It tit ,.' 1906-0.7 •.........•......•.••....• II ". Worden United Methodist Church •....••.•••••••.•••.••.• " .. Jacob Ulrich -- Affidavit of Death, and Heirship' ••••.•• Wood, Samuel N. - Letter from -Kansas 1854' .....-....................... . .. _-- -- -. /I-l!~::116 IV~2:-58 lU-3':76, VIl-l:50' VII-2:99 V-2::50' V-3':95 VH-3:1154' VII:"4 :-208' :rV~-:93 "L·~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ --<- Back issues of Volumes I to VII are available for purchase~$2.00 per issue formember-st--$2 .50 for non-memb_ers. Order from D.CGS ___P.o. Box 3664. Lawrenc,.-KS 66046. '. '- -------j-~ , I ~.- t __ ___ _ j "Vermont Street. Law_1;'ence. Kansa~:r--ca. '1880.' Drawing_is from ~Dl~_J1ERIIlANIA '1;a Lawrence. KS Gierman newspaper. (CoUrtesy of Watkins ~"'. ~ ~ _ qommunity Museum. Lawrence. Kansas). �1- -~ -" . Tran's~ation:· I .( '. Death Certificate ! etttbtutfunbt.. ~a.f);;uJott¥1 ~,~-'-. 1y~ Bendorf on the' 2nd da;of am -.. .. June 1876, Before the under:- '.. signed Standesbeamten('~ppeal'ed thi s day, to me pers~nally 'or bem untet3eidjneten 6tnnbeBbeamten cr{djien ~rute, bet known, the wldowWilnelm . Zimmermann, Maria, born. ,J~tTtInlidjteit nadj GEIKEN, no occupation, residing at Sayn, and m a d e u . u u u u ....... ............u..~!annt, known that Wilhelm Zimmer. ' . ~~~: ~~p~~~~~'~~ ~ ~~lr:~~~, 4Ji!R/9£?~~~Ykr.%w2~~1" ~:~!~;~g ~;i~::n~O~o~~ ~t ~~r~?~:~(;'~r.<f/n<1kf/*na'rdUj~ ;~~e~n;i::~~::~~r~armer, tuo~n~nft "U~r" . . . . . ...... . . . . KI CKLER, who were residents unb acig te (11\, b(l~.{lJ!2'£/~7-r~~ of and dled at Heimbach ut· Wei s s, dl ed -at,; hi- B-1! e s idenc~~~_.. _-'--..:..-=-.="'__________________ln Sayn on the second day or"''' June one thousand elght hundred and seventy six half past ten oclock. in 9Migion forenoon. Read over, a~proved and slgned . Slgned Marla ZIMMERMANN The Standesbeamten Slgned SCHMITZ - ------~---~- -=-=-=-:'-'-=--=======-=- - ------ -=:..- The orlginal of. Ithis kea-th certlficate is' in the pro,l:?ate records -;;;Wllliam ZIMMERMAN whotmade a mutual will with his wife. Maria GEIKEN ZIMMERMAN in Sagn, Kappila. Prussia on 11 Feb 1876. "The wlll and its translation are J:n the Douglas County District Court. Lawrence, Kansas. '------ -------~I � 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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""" .... j ',-, ...., .. ." .--." 1--· .:-:-., ......__ .. _- - .... __ ...:=-.. .'-:: < , .i." ".,' ~-;-.~:...~:.~;--:.~~.j:-~~ .~~.-:.-~~-:;:- ~'-~,~~:. .' �~--"- - ------~ f Volume VIII No. J ,: Til , 'j, I March 1985 , : i'\.:"~ i I "L-_ _ ---.----/ PI8 III --=- "' _ _ -'--~~. . .T. -------:-=.- ,- -- ~:- -------...... . ,1: '.. .,::.,' .;._, ... 0 '''''''0 .0 :I~' . ~o 0c: -0- . L: 0 .::;0" . . t. . Pu blis hed Qua r t er I y By: 'Douglas :CountH Genealogical SocietH I I P.o. BOX 3664 LAWRENCE,KANSAS 66044 0 0"' -- �T If ElL L r S Tlt.\ T E J) L n); J) ()); XEWS HASKELL INSTITUTE. Lawrence. Kansas �,THE PIONEER Published Quarterly by The Douglas County Genealogical Society P.O. Box 3664 ______________ J ________ ~~~E~~~~2_~~~~~~ __ ~~2~~ __________________ !~~~_22~2:~!2! March 1985 Vol. VIII, No. ;3 --------------~--------------------------------------- ------------------------ Page Contents In Memoriam . . ,. . . New Members. . . Family Reunions'. Daniel Boone's :Settlement. Trading Posts and Missions Which Served Indians in Douglas Co.,KS. Early Indian Settlements in Douglas County, KS • . "Haskell Institute: Celebrating It's Centennial" • . Obituary of Fre,d INGALLS, Haskell Student. . . • . . .•.• Douglas County" Kansas Marriages (1876). . • . • .• ....• Bride's Index f~om 1876 Marriage Reconds . . • List of Teachers Employed in Douglas County, KS 1899-1900. . . . . Wi11s'Recorded In Douglas Co. " Kansas (Voi. II-1890-l90l). . • . • . '. • Naturalization Record of Declarations of Intentions, Douglas Co., Kansas (Vol.' B) (HAGEMANN, Henry to MALNBERG, John August) . . C.W. SMITH Morthary Book (1890-1907) (SHEARER, Elmer Y. to TYSON, Wilma: C. ). ,. • . . . . . . . . . . . . 'Chief Moses Keo~uk Jailed in Lawrence, KS (1868) . . . . . Townships: : CLINTON-Members of Clinton Presbyterian Church (1878~19ll). EUDORA-Paschkl FISH, Shawnee Indian of Eudora, Kansas . . . . GRANT-The Deiaware "Big House". . ....•...•.. Pratt'~ List of Delawares Who Became American Citizens (1866). KANWAKA-Newspaper Items (1888) . . • . . • . . . LECOMPTON-Samuel SMITH's Testimony (1856) • . • . MARION-Minut~s of the Organizational Meeting of Fairview Brethren Church (1887) . . • . . . . • • PALMYRA-LettJr from Palmyra Township (1859) . . . WAKARUSA-Biographical Sketch of John Crimp WATTS. WILLOW SPRINGS-Where Worden Church Got It's Name. Courthouse Terms . . . • . Queries. . . . .1 • • • • • • • • Book Review-The ISource . . • • • • • . • . . . . Coming in Next I~ssue . * * * * * * ~~C}r>:~~"p_~.g~'_·ihe ~sreUIflllt1tute. A Tra-inirig--Col~ege ,for: Indians, !It Lawrence, - - - , 'from the 'Illustrated ~~, Apr1l 12, 1890 'ssue , " "The I~aian· fr;inin:g'i0i'fege ,,: si tuated two mll;s s~uth ~r ~;rence, in Douglas County, Kans~s, is ca~led the Haskell Institute, after Mr. Dudley Haskell, oneof the representatives 0 that State in Congress. It is under the control of the U. S. Government. - I 1 The inmates are male and female members from all tribes liVing in the Indian territory, our correspondent haVing seen there representatives of twenty d1fferent tr1bes • • •HafVSY Wh1teshteld, one of th1s tribe,'and son of the principal chief of the tr1be, Chief Wh1teshield~ has been at the Goveruemt Institute at Carltsle ,PA, also at college at Hanover, in Indiana and f1nished at the Haskell Institute' The boys are taught read1ng, writing, and arithmetio, with oarpentry and waggon~ building and tailoring. The gtrls learn reading, writing, arithmetic, sewing and cooking. The, pup11s~,un1forms are all made-by the boys and girls, under the superintendance of capable teachers. The girls wear pinafores and stuff dresses' !~~t ~~~;~-'~~. jean suits, somewhat s1m1lar to t,he un1form of the U.S. troops, ~d :-.,.---r------ ., ./ .\. · · · • · · 104 104 104 105 105 106 108 108 110 116 118 119 123 127 · 135 136 . 137 138 · 138 139 . 140 · 141 143 · 144 145 146 148 . 150 150 �104 ''0. ALLEN. Isabel ~and M1lton. 1317 St,Im~g,. Lawrence. Kansas 66044 ,',':1BUR1CH}1LL".,.Mary. 1622 Kentucky. Lawrence. Kansas 66044 'BRUNK. Dor1 s. ,508 Oswell. Bakersf1eld. Callfornla 93307 CURD. Flora C~. 4750 70th Street. No. 39. La Mesa Callfornla 92041 DAVIS, Donna V •• 475J>----L-'lotl:l_~treet. No. 39._ La Jil.~sa. CAl9~~041<:.:: :":'"".'~~ FREEMAN: Marj~r-leH •• -2317 Ander.son Road.--Lawrence. KS' 66046 --GANTZ. Arlynn 'G •• Route 3. St. Louis. Michigan~8-8-8(f--GIBSON. Frances D •• !~S99 Whl tehorn Dr •• at. 9. Midland. MI 48640 HOOVER. Mark A •• 1573 Beverly ad •• Idaho Falls. ID 83402 PATTERSON. Julla A •• 1816 Maple Lane. # F-38. Kent WA 98032 RAINBOLT. Robert and aosalee.~Rt #1. Lot E. 33. McLouth KS 66054 -a" SHOGRIN; Quen~ln and Donna. 648 Schwarz Rd. Lawrence. KS 66044 j----- -- --- SlIR.EVE.,~<'Elalne:. 1707 W~ -21st st •• Lawrence. KS 66046 -; ,_ . ___STOU:PPE, Elleen. Alabama KS- ----66044-- - -- --- 1739 ---- - - - -St - - ••- Lawrence. - - - - -----=-~~- -" -- I __ _ .l... ;CA~'N,~':;;:DOnald::~~d,~a,913erta. 2416 Mornlngslde Dr.. Lawrence,. KS 66046 , ___ - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - __________ - ---- - r-- --- ---- I , \ I I Fi\.MILY REUN-I'ONS_ Charles RIST-Famlly Reunlon. June 16. 1985. Douglas County Falrgrounds. Bldg #2. For more information contact: Earl Curtl$s. 1623 Harper St.', Lawrence. KS 66044 \_i :-:::-_ _ -'-_ ._ :':f-_---:=-~_~==_~_;_: _' :~.~ ~ / " -ti~---:--:-_.__---:::-::-:---=.=-:---======-:--:--:-====~~~bL_ =-=-:::: .. =-:--: The Douglas County G~nealoglcal Soclety 'ls a non-profit organization wlth regularly scheduled meetlngs the second Tuesday night of each month, 7: 30 P.M., meeting place to be announced. Mini-workshops are held the first Monday evening after the regular monthly meeting At 7:00 P.M. in the Gallery Room of Fhe Lawrence Public Library. Membership fees are $10.00 s1ngle. $11.00: fam1ly-. The fiscal year 1s from July 1 to June 30 of the fol19w1ng, year. I \ ·:-:-~~~---------:----t'--==-----~~~------~~------~====~~==~::1 L_ ' -'j. .::- ---~ - - _ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -------- - - - I 4-- �105 Sketch settlement as vlsuallzed by Henry Worrall about 1900.: Pl~ture'. from Kansas .. A.P1ctoral Hlstory, by Nyle H. MUler, Edgar Langsdorf and Robert W. Rlchmond • .. _ _ _ _ _ _ _-'--_ _ _--:0-,._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _--,-_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - ... I --- - - - ----- In September of 1827, Banlel Morgan BOONE, son of Danlel BOONE of Kentucky was appolnted "farmer" to the Kansas Indlans and was employed .by the federal government to teach the Indlans the art of agrlculture. Hls'settlement was located seven mlles northwest of present Lawrence on the south llne of present Jefferson Co. Hls son Napoleon, born Aug 22 1828 appears to have been the flrst whlte chlld born ln Kansas ------------ i r· TRAnIN-G-PO~T~~- ~ci"··~iSSI ~~~ WHI CH SERVW- t~e- ~NDIANS COUNTY •. KANSAS in 'DOUGLis"L1 c· 1.) Trading house of Frederlck CHOUTEAU"establ1shed at Horseshoe Lake (present day Lakevlew) ln 1829. Abandoned ln 18)1. I L 2.) Tradlng post of Frederlck CHOUTEAU, establlshed ca. 1827-28 and removed ln 18)0 to the mouth ot Mlsslon Creek in Shawnee Co. ).) Methodlst Eplscopal Mlsslon (Shawnee) establlshed in 1848 near the mo!t;h of the Wakarusa under the charge ot Rev. Abraham STILL. / L, r -.........n-. ) - -r' ___________·_A_b_an __d_o_n_e_d__l_n~1-8-5j?~~~-~-~~~1~~~:~w~a~s;Q~n~S~e~c~8~.,~T~W~P~1-)-,--R--2-1--E~.----~--~~~--------~1 JINDIAN PLACE-NAMESJ EUDORA-town ln Douglas County named for Chlef Paschal FISH I S daaghter, Eudora. WAKARUSA (river, townshlp and flrst name of Lawrence, KS)Legend has lt that an Indian malden was crossing the stream on horseback untll she reallzed that she was half lmmersed and crled out "Wau-ka-ru-sa!' (or "hlpdeep". The stream was named accordlngly. Another deflnl tlon of WAKARUSA is: "the river upon whose bankS grew the wll4 mllkweed". SARCOXIE-(name Grant Townshlp coc-sa), chlef 11 ved north: of North Lawrence of the townshlp ln Jefferson Co. from whlch was formed)-named for Chlef Sarcoxle (Sahof the Turtle band of Delaware Indlans who Law-rence-'and ran a ferry from present-day to Lawrence, KS. ,----',- .I \ --- �106 ,INDIANS of DOUGLAS COUNTY. KANSAS The earliest European mention of t~~; great tribes whose homes and hunting grounds extended over::~:the reglon afterwa~ds known as the Terrl tory of Kansas ls on a map by Father Marq,;ue.tte/ /) ;:-r'ThlStirilaP was drawn subsequent to the voyage of Marquette arid Jol/let 0.) -'in' 'the summer of 1673. It was for one of these trlbes. the KANSA (Cansez. Konza etc.) that the State of Kansas was later named. II In Douglas County. Kansas the two prlncipal tribes who settled the area were the Shawnees and the Delawares. They had arrived ln Kansas in the 1820' s and by the time that most of ~h~m.we~e sent to other reservatlons ln the 1850's and 18.60'smany.-hadPal:~e~d~3£y",\'\ (!~oi~edcf:§lsi~~~~]i~J-our tlmes. '~"--~/ ,- ---- THE SHAWNEE By treatles of June 1825. the Shawnee were removed to a tract of land "50 miles square s1tuated west of the State of Missour1 and wlth1n the purchase lately made from the Osage." This tract 1ncluded all of Douglas County except Grant townsh1p. (See map on lnslde of back cover). Aided by the miss10narles who settled among them. the Shawnees soon were livlng a relat1vely comfortable l1fe wlth log houses and well cultivated fields. The Shawnees 'eventually estab11shed a form of government arid ~n the1r elect10n of 1855, they elected the follow1ng members: ,- ,OO.uN..eIlI.: Henry BLUE J~CKET. DOUGHERTY. TOOLEY. Simon HILL and TUCKER:. CLERK: Matthew KING; INTERPRETEB: Charles BLUE JACKET and, PRINCIPAL CHIEFS: Joseph PARKS and Grah~~RO(:;:ERS~, One of the f1rst hotels 1n Kansas was one bu11t and operated by Shawnee Ind1an, Paschal FISH 1n present-day Eudora.* -The "FISH HOUSE" (Hotel) was a welcome haven for many a wh1te settler pass1ng through Douglas County 1n territorial days and afterward. In an art1cle ent1tled "Remin1scences of 1855" by C.H. D1ckson 1n Collections of\ the Kansas State H1storical Soc1ety, Mr. D1ckson r~c~lled arr1v n g w1th fellow travellers at Mr. FISH':~hotel 1n 1855: . / I 1 ,"The room ass1gned to us had a large open flrG-~j)l;.8.,ce,. , __ one bed, and perhaps a half-dozen chairs .Th1nkOf-32(~~e:~:· people, men. women and ch11dren together, sleep1ng 1n that---·/ space of 16 by 16 feet. Well we d1d, somehow, us1ng the bedd1ng from our wagons. First we had supper. Our hostess had to set table four or five t1mes. for s'o many ••• i twas late bedtime before my supper was over. and when I went to the sleep1ng room ••• on looking for bedding. I found that one buffalo robe was all that was left me." _ ,Shawnee Ind1an. Robert ROBERTTAILE held the' or1g1nal land pate~t to a tract of land later to become the City of Lawrence. 111 1854 the Shawnees numbered about 900 1nclud1ng about 20 wh1te men who had marr1ed 1nto the tr1be. On May 10. le54, the Shawnee trlbe ceded to the U.S. the ent1re tract set apart for them 1n 1825. * See page 137 for more 1nformat10n about Paschal FISH �107 The government retroceded to the trlbe land amountlng to about 200 acres per tribal member. mostly in Johnson County. As soon as the land was thrown open to whl te settlement.. squatters came from nelghboring states to secure claims in Douglas County. THE -DELAWARE-- . ,0 }i~/~~::';;--Br.eaent~":l',da.y'r,_GIlan,t' ;townshlp-in _Douglas Count-y~. Kansas. was: \.part of the traot of land whlch the Delaware Indians settled in' 1829. The Delawares clalmed to be the pareC.,t.L·,stem"from.which the numerous Algonquln trlbes descen¢ed and were referred to by other tribes as "Grandfather". Thelr earliest known home was in ,tke the lower part of Pennsylvanla and New Jersey. In 1818. the Delawares rellnqulshed their clalm to the State of Indiana and were assigned lands ln Mlssourl where they removed to the James Fork of the Whlte Rlver untll the treaty of 1829 when that tract Was rellnquished and they were granted lands ln Kansas "In the fork of the Kansas and Mlssourl rlvers extendlng up the Kansas Rlver to the Kansas (Indlan) llne'and up the Missourl Rlver to Camp Leavenworth and thence by a line drawn westerly leavlng a space ten mlles wide. 'noi:,th,··,ofthe Kansas boundary line for an outlet. (Ft. Leavenworth was reserved to the U.S.) (See map on lnslde of back cover) • The U.S. government erected a grist and saw mill for the Delaware and furnlshed them cattle. Some of the Delawal1ebecame farmers. but the majority subsisted chiefly by huntlng and serv1ng as guldes to wh1tes travel11ng West. '. In the book. Beyond The M1ss1ssippi. by Albert R1chardson 1n 1867 there ls a good descr1pt10n of a dark ra1ny n1ght ln 1858 (iif-;; when Mr. Rlchardson. unable to travel any farther 1n the lnclement weather oame upon the log house of a Delaware famlly not many m1les out of Lawrence. . lilt was a s1ngle room ten or 12 feet square. There were three men. dressed 1n coats and pantaloons. who had long coarse black ha1r ••• and susp1c10us countenances" and "a stout squaw,. cheery and open-faced (who) wore z1nc ear-r1ngs as large as sllver dollars". "Crouch1ng bes1de her was a g1rl of 8 years also wearing the metallic ear-r1ngs" and"from a sw1ng1ng hammock an Ind1an papoose of American descent ..... "Supper· over the little girl filled and 11ghted an earthen p1pe with reed stem a foot long. Smo~~ng..a few wh1ffs she handed it to her mother." ' In 1854 the Delaware ceded most of the1r lands to the U.S. At this time the tr1be numbered about 900. A large port10n of the tribe removed to Indian territory in 1868 and the rest to thelr. ~ome·s a-t the W-1ch1 ta Agency. , Note: Se-e page lJ80f th1s lssue of . : PIONEER for allst of those Delaware.who dec1ded to become U.S. c1tizens. �108 : ,~ 1 J .. -~-. -. - HASKELL INSTITUTE: , ,-- " CELEBRATING IT's CENTENNIAL _ _~_ _ _ . _ _ _ _ I,·' _ L ;,'by $~teven Jansen. Pfl~.D.i Vbz.ec:tofl.., Wa;tfUn.6 Commu.n.Lty MU6ewn 'I , I \fo~ '_~le " . ![ ---':----- DUDLEY HASKELL~--c-'- Haskell Institute commemorates "me·'iUindr·ed years of operation in .the' story of Indian schools reaches back to 1879. 19~5,~­ In that year a law was passed ______ --../- est'ablishing industrial training schools for the youth of Indian tribes. The first school was near Carlisle, Pennsylvania and directed by the original promoter of Indian education, Captain Richard H. Pratt. Plans for additional schools in more central locations were soon being developed. In July, 1881 the Lawrence Tribune observed that Lawrence had a good chance to be selected as the site of one of these schools. Major James M. Haworth, Inspector of Indian schools, was to decide where to place the schools. As an inducement to place a school here, local citizens worked hard in the summer of 1882 on a fund-raising campaign which netted $lO,OOO!which was used to purchase a 280 acre farm. The farm was offered as a campus for an Indian school and by the end of the year Haworth decided to locate a school here. In 1883, architect John G. Haskell prepared plans for two dormitories and a school building and work began on them in the fall. His brother, Dudley C. Haskell was then Chairman of the,.Indian Affairs Committee in the House of Representatives. He was an advocate of industrial training schools as worthwhile solutions to the Indian question. By 1883, Dudley Haskell was a rising Republican politician and a member of the powerful Ways and Means Committee. When Dudley Haskell died on December 16, 1883 from a chronic kidney disease known at that time as Bright's disease, he was a relatively young man. The Lawrence Journal stated four days later "Probably at no time in the history of our city has a death brought such universal sorrow and regret as that of our deceased statesman." Dudley Haskell's life left a distinct memory of his value and inspired a deep initial interest in 'the cause of Indian education which was assessed in the September 21, 1884 Lawrence Journal,. It stated that Dudley: �109 "'studied the Indian question closely • • • had he lived he would have accomplished a vast amount in aiding the. cause of Indian education:.l11 The newspaper spoke of the choice of Haskell as a name for the Lawrence Indian school as being "a merited compliment." Today Lawrence residents think of the name "Haskell'! and the Indian Junior College as unit~d which in one way ~epresents the commitment of the people of this area to Indian education. The Centenn:i.al Committee at Haskell has brought in many special programs and 'helped all of us to see the great div~rsity and rich culture of Native Americans. These Centennial activities are also leading to a rebil:;th of local support and interest in this federal school. ~,re invite your part:icipation in these activities. We hope you will visit the exhibit, "Haskell: 100 years" at the Watkins Community Museum. Other centennial !3,ctivit:j:es upcoming are, "Native American Works from Woolaroc, The Frank Phillips :Fqund~t;i:on MU$eum, Ba,1;tle$ville", at the Adams Alumni Center February 24-April 5, a,nd "Contempor-ary Nativ·e Amer;i:can Art - curated by the Gardiner Art Gallery of Qkla,h9ma, Sta,te University, Stillwater" at the Art and Design Gallery, University Qf Ka,n!?a,s, Ma,rch 17 .,.. April:.5. OBITUARY OF FRED INGALLS of HASKELL INSTITUTE. .'_".?..,;r :.... ~ryT~' ~'_' ·,~''.t~ .~_ L ________ _ From the-LaWrenCe-~-jQurnal ~ Eyening Tribune. Novmeber 10. 1892 "Haskell Items" o I Last Saturday evening Fred Ingalls. a Modoc. a bright and interesting boy of thirteen years of age died after an illness of two weeks. He belonged to that tribe that defied so stubbornly 1n the lava beds of Oregon the attempts of our government in '72-3 to send them to their reservations and finally were starved out and ob11ged to cap1tulate but not until they had treacherously put to death our Un1ted States comm1ssioners. General Candy and Dr. Thomas who were attempt1ng to make a treaty with them. For this act their leader Captain Jack and three of his followers were executed. The tribe was then sent to the Lanpan Agency. I.T •• near Baxter Springs Kas. and were for several years under the influence of those consecreated and honored missionaries. Asa and Emmeline Tuttle. Since their removal. however. the mortality among them has been great and many have d1ed. Fred was the last of five brothers. his father and mother having also d1ed. He was a very bright. interesting boy. quick at numbers. readily grasping ideas. speaking English well. of an acttve. nervous temperament but never seemlng very strong or rugged slnce he came. It ls sald that he planted the germs of disease 1n the territory before com1ng here by the klnd of gypsy 11fe he led. camp1ng out and sleep1ng 1n the open a1r. Monday we lald blm to rest 1n the 11ttle Ind1an cemetery and the serv1ce at the grave. w1t~ the long row of school mates and fr1ends standing by with reverent ~ooks and upllfted hats pay1ng the last mark of respect and love to the1r young school fellow was touch1ng and 1mpressive. It 1s the f1rst death that has occurred at the Inst1tute for n1ne months. There are four other members of the tr1be here. a daughter of Scar Faced Charley who was w1th Capt Jack at the massacre of the commlss10ners. and three ~oys. one called Asa Tuttle. from the miss10nary. a very bright, ·lnterestlng boy. * .* * * * (Notel See THE PIONEER. Vol II. No.2. p. 48-50 for a l1st of those bur1ed 1n Haskell Ceme.tery (1885-1943) • ~----- -_._--- - - - - - .' .' <•• , �, . DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1876 From Book 4 in the of"fice of the Clerk of the ·SpeciaIIzed. 171"lsion "of-the Distrt"ct"Court, Room 144',~~~:~~~!=,:~ Judicial & Law Enforcement Center, Lawrence, Kansas. Compl:1ed by Edna Welling and Vivian Clough . , . Bridegroom Bride ADAMS, James W. AKERS, Henry ALBRECHT, B. ALCORN, Sylvester ALLEN, Frank A. ALLEN, Samuel R. (K) ARNOLD, Edward BARBER, John BARNHART, Joseph BARNHART, William BARTLETI', 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 BRUBAKER, 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. HIATI', Mrs. Fannie B. PRENTICE, Adelaide L. BALDWIN, Mary M. PETI'IBONE , Elvira E. DOBBINS, Ella BAILEY, Mary BRADEN,_ I.~abe~.A .. _ : 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. . ,' _ D.AYlS,. C~~les ~~_ \ if other than Lawrence Date & Place , 28 Dec. 1876 1 Feb. 1876 3 Aug. 1876, 12 Feb. 1876 27 May 1876 14 Nov. 1876 17 Oct. 1876 13 Dec. 1876 9 Nov. 1876 23 Nov. 1876 28 June 1876 2.5 Dec. 1876 7 Sept. 1876 30 Apr. 1876 25 Nov. 1876 18 Apr. 1876 4 May 1876 2.5 Oct. 1876 '. 13 Sept. 1876 2 Mar. 1876 3 Feb. 1876 1 June 1876 License only Topeka, Ks. Shawnee Co. Officiant J.W. Cockins, Rev. W.O. Kretsinger, Pastor John Q.!.Norton, P.J. Linus Blokesley, 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. Geo. Tonnies, Rev. John Q.A.Norton, P.J. S.J. Asterberg, M.G. John Piehler, Priest Christopher Flory, M.G. A.A.Trimper, M.G. J.H. Bonebrake, M.G. John Q.A.Norton, P.J. Edward Gill, M.G. 20 Jan. 1876 3 Sept. 1876 26 Feb. 1876 John.Q.A.Norton, P.J. T B.Gray, Min. R.A. Caruthers, M.G. 1.5 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 • ..... ..... o �-, ~,.:'\~, :';1 DOUGLAS COUNTY. KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1876 Bridegroom Bride .DAV+S: 'wiiliam -- -- -SPENCER~Efien -'M. \--_-=DEVER. ,Sheldon B. PIPER. Ella .DOLISI. John MOLL. -Elizabeth DOWNS, Eli A. HARBOUR. Sarah E. DRENDEL, Joseph HEILIGENSTEIN,. Adelheia DUDLEY. Luther C. SHOBERT, Sarah M. DUMMER, William H. WISER(WIZER). Jennie DUTTON, Daniel P. WATSON. Lorinda J. EASTMAN. Nelson D. UNDERWOOD. Lucinda EBERHART. Obadiah FLORY, Saty ELAM, Tilman C. FEARER, Mary A. ELLIOTT. Andrew G. SEATON. Rebecca ERVIN. Charles HALL. Mary FLORA. Josiah D. HARBOUR, Martha E. FLORY. Cyrus METSKER. Sarah E. FISHER. Frederie G. RICHARDS;, Emma L. FRICKER. William D. TRIMPER. Lucy E. FURGUSON, Lewis S. SILVERS. Catherine GAUSNELL. Joseph M. STILES. Eliza A. GAYLORD. Owen C. TAYLOR. Julia K. GILL. Albert P. OLIVER.;; Julia T. GILMORE. John ANDERSON. Matilda GINN,(ZINN) Moses SWEEZER. Olive GORDON. Wm. F. BOONE. S. Margaret GRACEY, Simon P. ROFFEL. Eliza A. GREENFIELD, Charles ARNOLD. Martha HOGAN. Thomas EDWARDS. Mattie HALBURT. John TOYNE, Sarah Jane HAMMERT, John MARFILIUS. Magdelena HARDEN, James H. KIRBY:, Mary E. HARDING, James C. FISHPAW. Maggie HARRIS. Walker LEE, Rebecca HATCH, Charles DONOHOE, Lizzie A. HATTEN. Henry H. COTES (COLES), Francis HAYS, William LINNING. Virginia A. HENDERSON, Andy RUBr, Anna HOERSEMAN. Frank KAMMEYER. Sophia W. HOLMES, Ezra R. NOEACKER. S.E. (Cont'd) Date & Place if other than LaWrence.7 Aug. 1876 " 11 Oct. 1876 28 Nov. 187.6 16 Feb. 1876: 12 Sept. 1876 21 Mar. 1876 15 Mar. 1876 1 12 Mar. 1876' 7 Jan. 1876 Shawnee Co., Ks. 13 Aug. 1876 9 Mar. 1876 12 Feb. 1876 30 May 1876 License only 23 Feb. 1876 24 Feb. 1876 10 June 1876 25 Dec. 1876 22 July 1876 21 Sept. 1876 24 Aug. 1876 3 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 13 Jan. 1876' 12 Sept. 1876 17 Aug. 1876 3 June 1876 1 Nov. 1876 30 Nov. 1876 27 Apr. 1876 Officiant ::-:::--::=-==--==--====-.: ~'~S':W . Lloyd, M.G. , J.W. Cockins"Pas~or 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.IG. W.O. Kretsinger, Min. John QA .. Norton , P.J. Peter Brubaker. M.G. Peter Brubaker, M.G. J . W. Cockins. "'" Pas tor 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~Ha:rris, J.P. John QA. Norton, P.J~ Dudley Lee, M.G. John A. Reitz, M.G. Henry W. Conry, M.G. .... .... .... �pOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE 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. LEFMAN, . 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. 13 Jan. 1876 JOHNSONj Emma M. 20 Oct. 1876 ERICKSON, Anna 24 Mar. 1876 BRYANT, Chaney 21 Dec. 1876 CORNELIUS, Laura 27 June 1876 . SHOEBERT, Mary E. 11 11ay 1876 FOX, Matilda 13 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, 'Myrti1la E. 9 Feb. 1876 CARTER, Elizabeth 25 May 1876 COFFEY, Martha F. 18 Apr. 1876 MIENZER(MINZER)(MINZIER), Louisa 31 May 1876 ROSS, Lillian 26 Oct. 1876 COOKE, Hellen A . 3 1 May 1876 STANFIELD, Mary 5 Mar. 1876 _-CLARKE,Sarah 8 Apr. 1876 JONES, Jennie 1 July 1876 PATE, Emma 24 Sept. 1876 BLODGETT, Jessi e 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 (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 Drisddlr; M.G... W.F.Harwood, J.P. John Q.H.Norton, P.J. A.A.Trimper, M.G. ..... ..... N �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1876 (Cont'd) Bridegroom Bride Date & Place if other than Lawrence Officiant MENDENHALL, Charles MINNIX, (MINICH), Fleming H. MITCHELL, James T. MOORE, Ely MOORE, Robert R. MO~GAN, 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 .Fi tzgerald, 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 MORTON', William A. MOSSER ,,~ George NESBITT, Charles H. NEWLIN, Joseph H. NEWMAN, Marshall G. NORTH, Uriah OLIVER, Henry N. PATE, Daniel PENROOD(PENROD) Isaac PETERS, 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. John Q.A.Norton, P.J. A.C.Peck, Clergy Chas Chadwick, J.P. John N. Holliday, M.G. : S:W.LIQyd"M:G. T. B. -Gray, Min. Rufus Parks, M.G. Dudley Lee, M.G. Henry W. Conry, M.G. �pOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1876 Bridegroom SMITH, Hiatt S. SMITH, James SMITH, John F. SNOW, Wm. H. SNYDER, Hel'lry 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 WILLIAMS, 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. Bride -,-DOUGLAS, Lizzie WILLIAMS, Parthena PERRY, Mary SMITH, Carrie FEATHERSTON, Mary STEWART, Mollie(Mattie) WILLS, Susan POPE, Maggie CRAVENS, Annie TUCKER, Margaret GUTMUCHEL, Mary 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 BROWN, Lizzie McKNIGHT, Emma M. NEW, Catherine BONHAM, Sarah C. BULLOCK, Maggie A. BAUM, Martha E. LATSHAW, Jennie E. GOVE, Myra PATE, Laura N. (Cont'd) Date & Place if other than Lawrence Officiant 17 Feb. 1876 7 Sept. 1876 22 Feb. 1876 4 Oct. 1876 8 July 1876 30 Jan. 1876 13 May 1876 10 Aug. 1876 30 '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, Miri. 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. 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 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. BLODGE'IT, Jessie B. BONHAM, Sarah C•. BOONE, S. Margaret BOYD, Nancy . BRADEN, Isabel A. BROWN, Lizzie' BRUBAKER, 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 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, H.eI).ry LEWIS, Ebenezer BURNETT, Henry C. LEEPER, Gilbert C. LESLIE, Thomas G. KENNEDY, Oscar C. HA'ITEN ,Henry H. VARNER, David SMITH, Hiat~ S. .MANTER, Addison NORTH, Uriah REED, Henry CRAVE, Charles W. BECKER, Stephen HATCH, Charles RANDELL, Walter P. WALKER, Jenks SMILEY, James I3ridegroom 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 HARBG:UR· Martha E. HARBOUR, Sarah E. HARDIN, Susan J. HARRIS, Samantha A.: HARRIS, Sarah HEILIGENSTEIN, Adelheia HEILIGENSTEIN, 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, Wi~liam KNOTT, Abner C. VANCIL, Izri B. MOORE, Robert A. KINZY, John R. WHITSELL, Willis PATE, Daniel VOGEL, Robert NEWLIN, Joseph H. ERVIN, Charles 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. ..... ..... \.1\ �· Alphabetical listing of brides from 1876 Marriage records, Douglas County, Ks. Bridegroom LATSHAW, Jennie E. LAUGHTON, Mary A. LEE, Rebecca LEHMANN, Hellen A.C. 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, i.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. 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. WILLIAMSO~, Charles A. FLORY, Cyrus BARNHART, William 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 (Cont'd) Bridegroom 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, Eliza 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 i(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. �4lphabetical listing of brides from 1876 Marriage records, Douglas County, Ks. Bride (Cont'd) ;Bridegroom WALTERS, Nancy E. ROOT, Horace E. WALMSLEY, Mollie PHILLIPS, Jerold WARREN, Emily A. CAMERON, Noah WATSON, Larinda J. DUTI'ON, Daniel P. WESTERHAUSE, Anna AKERS, Henry WHEELER, Mary D. COCHRAN, Joseph S. WHIPPLE, Alice ALBRECHT, B. WHITCOMB, Lily A. BARTLETT, Joseph E. WHITE, Ellen SCOTI' , 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, ~,i(Mary) McDONALD, (Edward ) Edmond E. WISER (WIZER), Jennie DUMMER, William H. YATES, Amanda CADE, Phenis YEWDOLL (YENDALL), CANTRELL, Hiram B. Charlotte Typed by Pauline Meyer . ADDITIONS: 18?4 M~.I"r1ages· of Douglas County, Kansas REYNOLDS, CharlesW. marr1ed EBERHART, Sarah J. 22 Fe~ruary 1874-A.A. Tr1mper, ·MG -." '...; - .- RUNAWAY WIFE Walter CROUCH wrote a letter on 15 Nov 1828 from Ch1locothe, OH stat1ng that h1s w1fe, Charlotte CROUCH had run away aga1n. Th1 s was the tenth time she has run away 1n 10 years. (Carolina Observer, Thurs. 15, Jan 1829, p. 2) �118 .....). .--.-- KANWAKA NO. 15! SCHOOL L. _______________ , _ _L .' ."'''''".. .u:":;;::;r~~',:-:-)y.~, ':: '.-".;:;::~ -,:.:; :,:;?~·'P)~~;::::.·"·" :.:. .:.~,.:~/:-.~~:. ,.,- " ." . ··LISTOF. . ·TEA~.HER:S·:>·EMPLOYED \: . ""'r:: " " '. \~"';" \::":~_:'. ' ';"-";':':"'~'.'\'~;\~.': ", \'- :)1"':;:~'....:~~'.;~;'~<~ ... , "0 .'" ",:' • ..... ,.;: ":'IN' DOUGLAS ,'COITN:T¥·$I·'1899.1900. _.~;;"'-f:~ ,:,.~",,.... ~ ~.~ -.,,{--;7:'<?<-';: .... ~.: !.'J.~." . ' . . '- . :: '. '.~~":""'.:"~' ~. Q . '9 '. .... -> ',,'.' ....... ,,',' .. ' 'N~me of·.TeaOher. ~. .. .. ","i" ........... ', . . . . . , Date' 0'" ... .' ...... :' Com'meno- o'E PoatOffioe Address.. . ... ~L ' :i 'l;l'l D!E I I' .' . ,' ,' . ' .'. ,'(. . "",: ,;:,. . . .. , I', ,.;. ~ ~ 0,, . ;,:~,.' " ... ,. i''I; . Date of . Commeno- '" E Ina' ~~ . ,.!! . -1,:'1; ,:~ame of.':r~aoher •. PoatOffioeAddre• • . S~~:OI. ~, ~_:~ .~. ~3t'I".'.'~"'~' .: f :{;~';·';:,!';;::V·. <:: . " ' . .. ", '.' . l' Adah Deering.: .. ::..... 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Media;.: .. ·.. ·: .. ·, .. '. ". ·18 '76 • '22 : "'31351.£ .49 Jnlia'Miller ... : ... , .. Vinland ........... '" :: .... 11 8 ,'.' 2·' , 4~ • 1 Mrs. Nellie Perkins .. Eudora.:.• : ..... ;,.; :-: .... :~ 18 .,. 50 Mrs; LiziieTuttte .... Sibley;; ....... ;.. '11 12 Louise Leonhard .. :.: Lawrence .... ·: :: .... : .;. " . . . ~ . ~1:!7 ,:. '22 .. 3307~; ·51. Sallie Tomlinson.';· .•. WilJowSprings. .. '!. .• ·6 'a · 30:· 1· 45 1:l LizziePostm.' ...... ,AUred ..... ,'; .. : ... ,··.·". 18 '7.: 2 ....' .•"5. 52 W;S;Martin,' ... ,'·;'.·.. Appanoose .. ' ..... :.":::-:::.~ ·'.7 r~ Mabel Graham ........ Lawrence ... :;.. :.. '.'! 18 , 5 3',. Vandal Masterson ... ; Lawrence ... : ....... , ... '.'lSt ~ 1 40 2' 5 "I!\Alm"Marv~l.''''''':'Lawrence'',':'':'''I·'' 11'1:! ,·a';··40· ~Cora,ij.Ah18Irolli·: . . . . ". .. 42Yo .16 ~. E'luttl;' ii :'i'''' ~ib~y: .. , ........... I ;' ... ··f,~s~ .:~~ rJthK r Mblll've!.. .'.~ .. '." -.;: "',"Sta~\onA ~ '1 · 45 ~ 42Yo G::c~Wc:tt:... ~~:::·:: ~l .. wln •. 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Sena Marve1. .... ·, ,'.... ....:::. ·.11S 'I:! 2·, 42Yo \20I:alleWalling.: .. :: ... ,L.llwren.ce.',........... ~Pt.ll:! ,,u ;:~.' 3~~ oa Eva Bates.. ,'........ ;: .................... 2.~ 7 2 40 2 '. '40 ,'21 c•. O.Bowman ........ Slbley................ ' ·11! Z ,!, .... ~,,. . . ·c>!·.HolenIngle;: .. :;·...... Worden ..... ;,-.:... Oct···:·2 7 2'~ Emma Ull·lch ...... : .. Gideon .......'. .... .... ",; 11 0 ~ .., • 6.'i Clara Kirby. : ... : .... , Clearfield. .. .. ..... .. . . 2 6 2 32Y. 23 G.·E:King ..:;.·.. ·.. ·;,'.. Globe •. ·.:·;":;:·.,' .. ·:... Oct· 2 6 ·2··.·40·".66 EuniceClnplulm .... ·.·.TwlnMuund .... Sept··, 6 3 35 . . ~~ ~ottie .rrlt~i· ,'.,': :: .. ~l!, Spr.'ngs .. : .... :. '. Sept:'It" 2 "·.4A~· :67:' Artis Metsker ..... ,':.:. Bond ............... ;.:: . II:! 7 :J a~1oi 1 6 :I a~ 2tl D,~r¥.nS!ith ... :.::·ll~~.~I,i,:.:.:::':·::::,·Oc·t . : 2 6 ... : )n;:·. 6!! IdaKathero,. .. n ........ HLPsper ........... 11S1' ~ u .... • ~9lMinnie Day .... ',".:" 090t,r:pton.:.. ..... , 1~ 1I. :lO 27 'b:lvaHebtrom"... ,., .. Bond ..... :,-, ...... " .Scpt .. 25 ,7',·.1l·. ;,5, .0. 41m.a Nelson .... ; ...,::.:: .......... c,ct 9 6 · ~5 :I .'\ 2fl L .. W. '?ulJl·: .... :,'·" E.u~pl'l\ ..... ·.; .... 4!!'("'1' ··1i5'· ,~l SadIe Dorsey ...;: ..... Eudo.'a: ........ , .. Hept 11 '7 3 21S 21! Jose~lllieGllJmor.. " .. ,., .............. ;;,"" , 1:!';Life:,',40': ,2.M81·kBeach" ......... Blg::;prulgs ....... OCl 2.'6 :j~ 2 ~ ~ {!~ 1t~~a9~~~~~~~~~ ~:;~::::: ~ li':'~' .i)~8 H~!~eE Sl~oa';~j[e?: :: h~~~~~~'i~::~ ~~~t .. ,1~ ~. 3Z ··:flY. 2,; 211 M, H. ZUllI' (,ampboll. "." , ............. ', .. c.: II! .:' 7 ': ... 2. 40 '.' 75" Mllrth" Knehring.. ,,·. LawrPllce ..... '...... , : Sept II:! I:! a &'1 3 :lO ]~mmll COI,hlin",":'" V. ill.lond ......... ',' ",' 'Oil ,1.' ·'-".()7"':':""""'·' aa . ·..'·.I·'•.. ~! . . . ' 711' Purii R"ynlll.l~ . :.;,' .. lVillow l:iplinl!'s;" 'Oct 2 ·6 llO 31 C~1I111l Markwell: .. ,'.'. Clinto".: .. : .. : ....··:Oct 2 .. .,., . 71, Wm·. Hnmmoud ... ;·.: .. Media ............. ,,&,'It , 7' a· a.l a2 Edll.Pryor" " .......... fWlD Mound.: ..... Sept 11 .7'1' ··"a .... a~ ... 71:!' .•Jiw': Ph.. lpS, ........ :Baldwin .. ,:.. .... ." lH 7 4~ 1 ::s3 KKtle Ohuk ... :. 7.' .... Lrcomptou ... : ... ,"" - 4 ~I '..~:" ': 40: ·!h•..·lcJ8Dor8~y; .. ·.. ,!: ..... :J ... nwl"oD(·~ .............. ~ ... HI 7 ·2 4(1 . JI' •. 7 ·StutCl. 30 . i>O\ Jl'rance' Alberts': ... :;. Lnwrenre ....... :. 2~ 6 31, Hnlen' Gill ...... : ..... Willow Springs : .• 1 ll~ au 2~ Juhn.C. Fi3her.:: .. ! .. Belvoir ....c........ ·}· ... '. 11! ., 7'1 "'M;' "40: .lSl:.Di.colltinued ............ ·· . .~ 30, b"' .. D:'J'rRcy •.... ~: .... Lecomptou:., ... ·.~. '·Oct., '1tr ~ :~ 1 -: . C»O: .:8~:, W.:J Fa- noll:.;; ... ;>.::iL~.w~l:cnce .......... :. O~t ,'2 6 :n '2 7 ~ . a.'i ; 7 '3 ' 40 ~7 ~~dith. WH~ ... :.::.,'.,' We.I.IsdUe :.:.: .... 'S;,pt :l~' '!!'Cl: ",(:~. . a3' 'h~'O:A::llnyltl.~.· .. ·...... Appanooso.:.;;." :Sp.~t 1~ 'J 7 :111 8 St;te 4lloi :!!. ~.!r •. t;lnrn re\\'~ter.: Pl.• asnnt Grove j· , , ' •. ~7:_.~~,o: :~~41~ ._ 86~~!.~~ ~t"nt~r ....... :-. ~~'~~n~:; .... : '.:~.__"'!"!'~...;:~:..;....::,...:;=~..:~ 56 ~~~~lMf:t~':':~~:::: fi~~~~:':,':,::::,::::,:, Nora·Lane .. : .. :.::::. Lawrence .... ::.. ::<::::::.: :}i '22 i 11; l :~.' ,~~. rl'~:~:y~;e.~~~.l.~~:::: ~~~g~~.~~~l~~~::: Oil'~ Discontinued ..·::: .. ·.. ,'" ".". i t t¥8·.', ··.'·i '. ,::.:.j.:. r "',.n ":~ 2. 40 . 2 •.. · 40 . ,:;i.':iiXV::':: <.: ,. ' : ..f·::: /.! g, .:, :+t -: ::; :. . ~g ~~~~lhlu~:;~~re:;:':::/:I )::':~~<: ':.,.: ;:.~:/ I-'.:>"'~g ,ll\q;: ··"~8::,· ,~t: ~~~tfr~~~~jiodlm' :hj~lviiir:·.: :::-~::=:~: :~~.~t J~ .',.~. Courtesy or Douglas County Reg1ster oriD-eeds' Offl~~~1 Lawrence. Kansas J '... ---.-..1 ~--- '1' . 2 3 2 2 ,; ,.'. �·I ~Q ' icpA-- ,'4a( If7' �119 WILLS RECORDED_at LAWRENCE, DOUGLAS _COUNTY._ KANSAS Volume II (1890-1901), . __ .:C... _ _ _ _ _ _ I _. __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ The followlng wHls w~re--copled from W111 Book II In' the Judlclal and Law Enforcement Center.l Dlstrlct Court Offlce. Lawrence. Kansas by Judy Sweets. All of t-h~ will's -11sted\ h~'re were made in U'OuglasCouhty unless otherWl.s,e noted. L . ~. Date of-WIll Where Made- !,!ate R.~QQr..ded D~;:t~f Pa~ .' '\ ' Lawrence 18 Dec 1893 26 Nov 1893 200 AKERS. Rhoda 4 Jan 1891 6 June 1900 ALKIRE. Ellza 13 Feb 1900 578 Media, KS 5 Aug 1896 26 July 1896 352 ASHBY. Bladen 24 May 1895 Lawrence ASSMAN. Justus 23 MAV 1894 30 July 1895 23 July 1895 270 28 Apr 1895 272 AMBLER. Ellzabeth C. 4 Apr 1893 Salt Lake C, U'l' 18 June \\.895 Eudora, KS 20 May 1895 16 May 1895 258 AMEND. George 6 May 1895 Lawrence 4 Sept 1890 5 July 1890 70 APITZ. Frederlck W. 1 Aug 1883 Lecompton, KS 15 Nov 1894 BAHNMAIER. George' 14 Feb 1891 J Nov 1894 239 22 Oct 1889 63 9 June 1891 BABCOCK. CarmI. W. 25 May 1886 10 Oct 1898 Lawrence 448 . BAKER. Josephine A. 26 Apr 1898 Marlon Twp. 18 June 1891 BANDLE. Bernhart 9 May 1891 15 Jun 189165 24 Feb 1900 Lawrence BARDELL. Hallesa 31 Jan 1900 549 Lawrence 16 Sept 1892 6 Sep 1892 124 BANKS. Charles 15 Aug 1891 Lawrence 19 Jan 1891 BARTELDES. Emma 6 Sept 1890 3 Jan 1891 28 Eudora, KS 23 Jul 1892 20 Jul 1892 117 BECK. Francis 7 July 1892 Lawrence 6 Mar 1896 6/10 Dec 1895 332 BERRY. Wlllie 7 Dec 1895 Lawrence 27 Feb 1891 24 Feb 1891 41 BILBUSCH. Henry 18 Nov 1889 Media, KS 22 Jul 1895 14 Dec 1894 268 BLACK. Washington C. 8 Dec 1894 1 ,Aug ,1894 22 Jul 1894 229 BODWELL. Charlot~~_~O Feb_18,80 _ Palmyra Twp. 15 Jun 1?97 _ _-4 Jun 1897_ ~ BOWMAN. J~hn 14 Aug 1894 . ,l3R-EITHAUPT. Frederick-'7 Dec 1893 20 Nov 1899 ,522 i-BRil:l'U)ER~::':'Jcihn- L. . 18 Sep 1897 Eudora. ks 23_ Sep 18.9t-=..::...=-=-====="408 BROWNING. Jared ---3-0ct18'8-'r-'- 'Lecompton" -' 25 May 1891 6 May 1891 61 BRUNE. F. 31 Jan 1898 12 Oct 1898 451 . BUNYAN. Agnes 25 Dec 1897 Saratoga, NY 2 May 1898 430 16 Apr 1892 BURR. Adelaide Lawrence ) May 1892 29 Apr 1892 114 [ .. . BYFORD. Robert H. 1 June 1899 7 Jul 1899 503 CAMERON. Emily 16 sept 1892 Lawrence 9 Feb 1893 29 Jan 1893 153 CARLSON. Sophla 1 Jul 1891 Lawrence 6 Jul 1891 2 Jul 1891 73 CARY. Francls H. 22 Apr 1891 Baldwin 28 Feb 1899 468 CARY. Wllliam C. 14 Feb 1890 N. Lawrence 19 Oct 189) 16 Oct 1893 194 Lawrence CLARK. Eliza J. 13 Apr 1898 18 Apr 1898 16 Apr 1898 427 CONGER. Ellza 21 Mar 1893 18 Oct 1897 411 CONN. Malcolm 19 Dec 1892 Webb Clty. 1'10 12 Mar 1898 424 CROSBY. Mower I 30 Jan 1891 Lawrence 20 Dec 1893 205 Leavenworth,KS) (codlc11 31 Jul 1893 CROZIER, Margaret 1 Feb 1890 2 Jan 1894. 22 Dec 1893 203 CUMMINGS, Henry A. 28 May 1895 8 Jun 1895 30 May 1895 263 DAMM. Anna 11 Mar 1893 2 Jun 1899 493 DAMM. John 20 Apr 1889 2 Jun 1899 492 DAVIS, Mary 28 Jun 1899 7 Aug 1899 507 DEAY. Franois 22 Sep 1894 27 Nov 1895 16 Oct 1895 304 DAVIS. Henry Tyler 10 Jan 1890 ) Oct 1891 10 Sep 1891 80. DIMMERY. Absolom ~ug? 1890 14 Sep 1890, 21 Oct 1890 13 DJ.NSMOOR, Mary 10 Apr 1895 Lawrence 24 May 1895 14 May 1895 260 DHISDOM. Sarah 23 Aug 1899 )0 Aug 1899 511 EBINGER. Elisabeth 26 Oct 1892 Willow 'Springs 13 Feb 1893 14 Nov 1892 ~54 Dorathea (age 75) Twp. EDER. Anna Marla 12 Feb 1895 Eudora. KS 15 Apr 1899 474 EDHOLM, Carl Fred. 24 Oct 1894 12 --Jan 1895 26 Dec 1894 241 21 Jan 1891 )0 EIDEMILLER, Alex. J. 8 Mar 1890 28 Jan 1891 ELWELL, Mary G. 12 Aug 1895 6 Sept 1900 ,587 4 Aug 1891 ESTELLE. Addle 13 Aug 1891 11 Aug 1891 '75 EVATT. Will1am 17 Apr 1893 Lawrence 17 Oct 1893 28 Sep.189J 191 FALLWELL, Ephrem 13 May 1890 Clinton Twp. 25 Apr 1892 )1 Dec 1891 111 4 Aug 1890 FELDHOFER, Anton Eudora, KS 12 Aug 1890 10 Aug 1890 854 FELLOWS. Frances W•. 6 Sep 1883 Lawrence S Mar 1894 10 Feb 1/:i94 214 FELLOWS, Thomas S. Lawrence 2 'Jan 1892 6 Sep 1883 .16 Dec 1891 96 8 Oct 1885 FERRIS. John Lecompton.KS 2 Feb 1900 538 I FIELD. Lucy T. 31 Mar 1896 Lawrence ~ 10 Feb 1897 -378 Monmouth '21 Jan 1896 3 Jul 1895 )22 I FIX •. George 2 Oct 1894 Shawne,e _. Co ~ KS L ""--r-=-=-=-===--~-_-~__ I �l I 120 Date Recorded·· Date.2f. ___ yeath FREEMAN. Henr1etta ~=_~,========================~~==~====~=-~~ ~ 28 Aug i89f: .-26 Nov1894 (Wltnesses testlmony to 28 Dec 1893 16 Dec 1893 6 Jun 1894 __ ~ 279 294 )j 201 I 307 3 Oct 1891 Lecompton. KS GARRETT. Sarah M. 11 June Allentown. PA1 GERMAN. Joseph (of Slate Dale, Washlngton Twp. Lehlgh Co. PA) 518 5 Aug 1897 Lawrence 20 Oct 189Q GILDER. Francls 26 Sep 1897 436 7 Jun 1898. GLEASON. Fortunatus 29 Jan 1886 409 1 Sep 1896 7 Oct 1897 GNEFKOW. Ferdlnand 21 Mar 1893 159 30 Nov 1891 Eudora. KS 5 Apr 1893 . GOTTSTEIN. John 126 16 Apr 1892 Westfleld. Bureau Sep 1892 GRAY. Nathan Co •• IL1 568 10 May 1900 Lawrence GRIFFITH. Robert S. 3 Sep 1896 8 Jul 1894 232 19 Dec 1892 Wlllow Sprln'!;s 13 Aug 1894 HAFFNER. Mlchael 524 18 Dec 1899 HARDTARFER. George 28 Mar 1899 1 M.rlon Twp. Jacob 8 Jan 1892 98 1 Jan 1892 HARRISON. James H. 19 Mar 1891 369 27 Dec 18811 HART. Madora 8 Uec 1881 (or Lebanon. St. Clalr. IL 2 Aug 1892 134 HAYS. Homer 11 Jul 1891 Lawrence 5 Nov 1892 5 Aug 1893 186 HEISEY. Abraham 2 Aug 1893 12 Aug 1893 5 Feb 1895 253 HENDRY. James M. 5 Jan 1887 17 Apr 1895 17 Mar 1897 366 HILL, Elm1ra about 15 Dec 1896 Lawrence 5 Apr 1897 20 Jul 1892 184 HOFFMAN, Chr1stlan 13 Jun 1889 7 Aug 1893 454 HOLLINGBERY, Wlll1am 23 Dec 1895 Lawrence 29 Oct 1898 9 Sept 1896 354 HOLLINGSWORTH. Albert 31 Aug 1896 11 Sept 1896 (of Cllnton, KS-father's famlly of Llberty, IN) HOLLISTER. Slmpson 12 sept 1896 25 Jan 1901 611 HOOD, Susan D. 17 Feb 1899 16 Feb 1901 , 613 I HOWELL, Lewis and 26 Feb 1892 Lawrence 2 May 1893 (Lewis). ·14 Oct 1892 168 Mary Jane HOWELL HOWLAND, Clark G. 11 Dec 1894 18 Jul 1899 504 HUGHS, Allen 15 Jan 1890 ,2. Feb 1891 26 Jan 1891 32 HULCE. Sarah 20 Nov 1893 Cl1nton'rU'J). 20 Nov 1896 18 Nov 1896 359 HUME. Emma H. 15 Apr 1895 11 Jun 1900 580 HUNTER, Jane 28 Sep 1895 City of Hot 11 Mar 1896 342 Springs. SD 24 Sep 1893 188 28 Sep 1893 11 Apr 1892 ISEMAN. Fr1tz 19 Feb 1894 225 10 May 1890 Lawrence 7 Jul 1894 JACKE, Andrew ________--------_________(d. Clarimore. Ind1an Ter 8 Nov 1890 20 JARDON, Xav1er 16 Sep1890 17 Nov 1890 2 Jul 1898 438 JENNINGS. Brldget 5 Apr 1898 Lawrence 5 Jul 1898 JENNINGS. William C. 11 Jan 1893 Lawrence 25 May 1894 1 May 1894 219 16 Apr 1898 ,428 JOHNSON. Carollne 9 Feb 1898 28 Apr 1898 JOHNSON, Hannah 8 Jan 1894 8 l'1ay 1900 565 472 JOHNSON, Thomas 31 Jan 1899 N. Lawrence 11 Apr 1899 12 Aug 1891 138 JOHNSTON. Miss Mary 11 Aug 1891 Santa Rosa. CA 7 Sep 18911 (formerly of Jacksonvllie. IL, late of Sonoma Co •• CA) JOHNSTON. Mary S. ~Feb 18911 Lawrence 8 May 1900 560 22 Dec 1896 7 Nov 1899 520 JONES. Elizabeth 19 Sep 1892 132 JONES. Morgan 15 Mar 1890 Lawrence 26 Oct 1892 KANE. Anna C. 18 Oct 1899 10 Uct 1900 590 KAVANAUGH, Ellen 29 Oct 1889 Lawrence 12 Mar 1900 551 KEHLER. Dennis 9 Sep 1892 Lawrence 17 Jun 1893 13 Jun 1893 172 29 Mar 1898 435 KERNS. Davld (77) 9 Apr 1896 Lecompton, KS 7 Jun 1898 KESSLER. Samuel 1 Nov 1895 Lawrence 26 Aug 1896 393 KOHLER, Chr1st1an 4 Nov 1889 Eudora 15 Dec 1897 419 26 Oct 1892 136 LACY. Ellzabeth 1 Aug 1872 11 Nov 1892 2 7 Oct 1897 LANE. M1chael H. 11 Oct 1897 Lawrence 413 14 Jan 1896 318 LANE. Wll11am 8 Jan 1896 Bardsdale" CA 4 Feb 1896 2 5 Sep 1894 Slbley. KS · LANGREN. Peter 24 Oct 1895 297 6 Aug 1895 I. LOESCH. Adam 9 Dec 1899 V1nland. KS 19 Dec 1899 526 , LORR, John W. 11 Apr 1899 Lawrence 23 Feb 1900 547 i LORR. Mary 21 Jun 1889 21 Apr 18921 13 Dec 1891 109 5Jun 1891 ,:' LUNDY. Joel L. 9 Oc~ 1890 26 Jun 1891 68 McCLELLAN. Samuel 17 June 1899 24 Jul 1899 608 I MCGR(ADE. Mary 19 Jun 1897 2 Nov 1897 415 of Olymp1a C1ty. Thurston Co., WAf formerly of Lawrence. KS) McQUAY, Wlillam 8 Feb 1898 Memphls. TN 4 Mar 1898 446 McQUEEN. Joslah and Sarah P. 8 Jan 1895 ,. 21 Feb 1895 17 Feb 1895 244 McQUILLEN, Thomas 26 Jan 1885 Baldw1n. KS 2 Jul 1894 30 Jun 1894 224 MANDELL. Mary A. 9 May 1890 Lawrence 10 Mar 1900 554 MARCH, V1ol1nda 2~J.uLI8.73 26 Feb 1891 23 Feb 1891 38 (of Bruseevllle' 7 or Bonnevllle?, Ross Co., OH). MARSHALL, Sarah 15 (Jul 1896 • Wakar_u_sa_T_w~p~.__2..::3_M=ar,--1=c9c-,0:..:0,---_ _:::.2~3....:F:..:e:..:b::....::l~9~0~0~';!';d.58~ ~., I L �i I 121 1 t-of!1U ~ Date of \ Death IMAEiTIN-;-Frederfck-2J-Sep 1895 ' Baldwin'. KS--==--7---Ma-r""": 189'6'~ - ~,'- -4--0ct '1895 3JO~ 9 Nov 1898 458 : ! MARTIN. Henry 14 Aug 189'7 Lawrence 6 Oct 1895 444 I Baldwln. KS MARTIN. Wllllam D. 1 Oct 1895 11 May 1896 2 May 1896 345 MEAD. Ardon 2 Jan 189 2 4 Dec 1891 19 Nov 1891 91 MEAD. Betsy F. 12 Apr 1888 Lawrence 4 Mar 1895 294 16 Sept 1895 MEANS. James 4 Mar 1895 Palmyra Twp. 24 Mar 1893 11 Mar 1893 156 , MEEDER. George 31 Aug 1892 19 Jun 1896 27 Jul 1895 349 MEFFORD. Sandford 14 May 1895 1 Nov 1893 ca~28 Oct 1893 197 MESSINGER. Allen J. 29 May 1883 Medla. KS Jan. Term 1891 52 MILLER, Davld T. ? Dayton. OH 9 Feb 1898 420 MONROE. Donal 6 Jan 1898 21 Jul 1898 24 Jun 1898 441 MOORE. Fannle 6 June 1898 MORGAN, GHbert 8 Jan 1901 , 7 Mar 1901 618 MOSES. Wllbur 11 May 1897 19 May 1900 576 25 Jun' ;,894 266 NILES. Mary E. 19 June 1894 Hartford, cr }'!.OR 'fH WAY • Marla 9 Jun .. 1884 ___ , 10 Jan 1891 1 Jan 1891 27 Kanwaka Twp. 24 Jul 1894 19 Jul 189~'" "'226 fNU-FFER-;-Amel1a 12 Jun 1894 14 D,ec 1892 28 Nov 1892 145 , NUFFER. Anna Barbara 10 Oct 1892 Oct 1892 28 Sep 1892130 NUFFER. Chrlstlan ca. Feb 1891 25 Ju11899 505 NUFFER. Feter 17 Nov 1897 ,2 Aug 1893 26 Jul 1893 182 I , OSBORN. Henry 15 Dec 1891 Wakarusa Twp. 31 Aug 1891 18 Jun 1891 78 " OWENS. Robert 7 Nov 1890 27 Apr 1899 480 :! PALM, Charlotte 24 Jul 1891 18 Apr 1907 620 II PARKS, Ellzabeth E. 28 Mar 1901 Lawrence. KS 29 Apr 1901 637 PARLOR. Edward 15 Mar 1901 & MatHda 20 Jul 1892 PEARSALL, Nelson B. 13 Apr 1892 2361 (of Morrls. NY) 9 Mar 1892 PEARSON. Carl 10 Jan 1890 Vlnland, KS 11 Feb 1892 103 PERRY, Sarah 20 Mar 1899 12 Sep 1899 515 : Sep 1890 PETTENGILL. Eben D. 12 Aug 1890 Baldwln. KS? 22 Oct 1890 15 I PETERSON, Andrew John 2 Jul 1896 14 Feb 1900 545 PIERPONT. Mary E. 28 Sep 1898 " 24 Oct 1898 3 Oct 1898 455 (of Pueblo ; CO) Deceased husband-August BITTERLY, Father-Jesse RICKETTS PLATZ. Philip 21 Nov 1891 Lawrence. KS 17 Aug 1897 8 Aug 1897 399 PORTER. Mary Jane 15 Nov 1894 Weaver. KS 25 May 1896 15 Feb 1895 346 ' POTTER, Caroline W. 4 Aug 1898 8 Dec 1900 604 PRANG, Sebastlan 20 Jul 1897 Eudora. KS 26 Aug 1897 404 I *PRITCHETT, Mary H. 10 Nov 1889 19 Mar 1900 12 Apr 1899 597 : 13 Jul 1882 Worcester Co ~ MA ~6~DeCT887 ~=-.::-::-::=, '-=:cc---- Z-4==' PRo'crOR, Sarah E. Lowe .' \ PULVERMULLER, El1sabeth 9 Mar 1892 13 Nov 1895 3 Nov 1895 301' QUINBY. Henry 29 Jan 1887 2 May 1894 541 RAY. Marle tta D. 10 Jun 1899 Council Grove. KS 9 May 1900 571 REED, Fltch 6 Nov 1896 Wakarusa Twp. 17 Apr 1897 10 Jan 1897 373 (and codlcH) 21 Jun 1897 REEDY. Conrad D. 7 Aug 1895 395 11 Sep 1899 REEDY, Mlchael 31 Jul 1899 513 I 22 Sep 1896 (age 59) 1896 Eudora, KS RENFRO. Grant 18 Jan 1895 357 I 6Jun 1901 635 REUCH. John v. 3 Feb 1897 RICE, C.B. 11 Dec 1894 31 May 1897 22 May 1897 381 I' , (and codlclls:29 Mar 189Sa1 Mar 1896,14 Feb 1897) i RICKER. Arthur S.M. 30 Nov 1891 28 Aug 1897 RILEY, Harrlet M. 18 Sep 1890 9 Apr 1895 13 Feb 1895 255 ROBIr:~)N • Charles 12 Apr 1893 18 Sep 1894 17 Aug 1894 214 I ROHE. Michael 9 Apr 1891 Clearfield 23 May 1891 19 Apr 1891 ~I RUEDIGER, Theodore 20 Oct 1898 9 Nov 1898 RUSS, Augustus 5 Feb 1889 Boston. MA? 23 Jun1892 173 (codlcll-4 Jun 1892) RUSSELL. Ann Elizabeth 24 May 1887 15 Dec 1899 528 RUSSELL. Edward 19 Jul 1881 26 Aug 1898 14 Aug i898 443 SADLER, Loulse 13 Nov 1886 Phlladelphla. PA 28 Jun 1894 592 SCHENDEL. Susanna 31 Mar 1898 Eudora. KS 15 Feb 1899 465 SCHNEITTER, Chrlstlan 16 Oct 1888 26 Nov 1890 22 Nov 1890 22 SCHUETTE. Henry 14 Feb 1896 Eudora. KS 8 Jan 1900 533 I SCHURLE, Jacob 8 May 1896 ,Eudora, KS 4 Aug 1896 351 26 May 1898 433 ' Lawrence. KS 4 Jun 1898 SEARING, Cllnton 7 Aug 1899 17 Sep 1900 584 SHANNON. George 24 Aug 1900 Na.m.e. I ~ ~ Where Made Date ,Recorded \ < 1 l I 1 1 ! �122 Date Recorded Date of Death 7 Aug 1897 15 Mar 1895 SHEAR. Roseanna Gress (11athlas) SIMON. Mathlas 19 Jan 1891 14 Feb 1896 and Mary SIMON & 3J Feb 1901 (23 Sep 1893) 2 Oct 1890 19 May 1890 10 Oct 1890 SLEEPER. Lovlnla 4 Mar 1894 SMITH. Catherlne H. 16 Sep 1893 12 Mar 1894 SMITH. Jacob C. 13 Oct 1886 _Madlson Co •• OH'? 21 Jan 1888 SNIDER. Edna 8 Jan 1901 9 Jul 1901 SPERRY. Levy J. 24 Nov 1886 2 Jan 1901 SPITLER. Henry 17 Nov 1896 16 May 1899 (codlcl1-16 Mar 1898) Wlilow Sp. Twp. STANTON. Hlram 7 Aug 1891 31 Jan 1894 28 Mar 1893 STADLER. Anna Marla 5 Nov 1889 Eudora. KS. 7 Apr 1893 STANLEY. Harvey 7 Jan 1897 8 Jul 1897 11 Apr 1895 STEELE, Chauncey L. 19 Jun 1894 23 Apr 1895 STEVENS. Mary 13 Feb 1889 7 Jun 1899 (codlcl1-22 Jul 1889 and 1 Aug 1892) STRICKLAND. Cornella A. 22 Nov 1897 22 Jun 1898 8 Mar 1897 STRONG. Charles 19 May 1892 3 Apr 1897 (codlclls-15 Jun 1894 and 6 Oct 1896) 10 Jan 1881 Lexlngton. KS 9 Jun 1881 STROBEL. Jacob 15 Feb 1897 12 Apr 1897 12 Feb 1897 STORMS. George T. 19 Dec 1895 18 Dec 1895 Bond. KS? 30 Dec 1895 STRUB. Joseph Oct 1895 26 May 1884 Palmyra. Twp.28 Oct 1895 STURM. Davld 14 Dec 1900 14 May 1901 SULZEB. Adolph 24 Apr 1897 27 Apr 1899 SUTLIFF. Jennle 8 Feb 1892 3 Feb 18941 SUTTON. J.E. (or Olathe. KS) 26 Aug 1895 11 Aug 1895 2 Nov 1893 THACHER. Solon O. 2 May 1901 29 Jan 1895 ~lnland. KS THOMAS. W.J. 13 Apr 1888 TRASK. Rhoda 1890 (codlcl1-5 Jun 1888) 30 Oct 1890 Jeannette 14 Nov 1895 18 Nov 1895 11 Nov 1895 TURNER, James 27 Apr 1901 TUTTLE. Wlll1am L. 25 Mar 1901 8 Oct 1891 29 Oct 1891 5 Jun 1888 VILZ. Vanderman (codlcll-15 Sep 1888?) ? WADDLE. Lucetta J.F. 15 Feb 1893 (of Kansas Clty. MO) 29 Apr 1891 29 Apr 1891 WAFFLE. Llnda 20 Apr 1891 8 Feb 1898 WALTER. Francls 27 Dec 1894 26 Aug 1892 3 Sep 1892 WARFORD. Adam 4 Jul 1892 Twln Mound? 5 Feb 1900 , WARNER. M.D.S. 17 Jan 1900 7 Dec 1898 WATT. John T. 21 Jan 1896 19 Dec 1898 WEAVER. Henry 5 Jul 1886 Eudora. KS 2 Feb 1893 9 Feb 1893 (codlcl1-30 Dec 1892) 25 May'1893 WEEn. Everett D. 6 May 1893 Eudora. KS 29 May 1893 28 Apr 1899 WEIBEL. Frederlck 20 Nov 1894 (codlcl1-20 Nov 1894) 2 Jun 1896 18 May 1896 WEITZENBORN. Clara 18 May 1896 (formerly BEEBUSH) 17 Aug 1899 WELDON. Angellne 17 Nov 1896 21 Apr 1899 18 Apr 1899 WEBNSEN. Ole 6 Mar 1899 WHITE. James 15 Feb 1887 et. Mary's. KS 6 Jun 1899 28 Jan 1896 WILD. El1.zabeth 10 Oct 1892 31 Jan 1896 Blanchard 4 Feb 1891 WILLIAMS. Carol1ne 7 Jul 1886 3 Feb 1891 29 Aug 1890 WILLIAMS. Israel S. 21 Sep 1885 Palmyra. Twp? 25 Aug 1890 12 Mar 18927 WILLHNS. John F. 3 Sep 1887 fijonrovla, CA 1892 WILDER. Charles E. 16 filar 1899 -- --1l-M-a-y-18-9-9~====== WINGATE. Cynthla Ann 12 Jan 1897 Lawrence. KS 6 Mar 1899 WINTER. Matthlas S. 1 Jan 1878 28 Feb 1896 WOODFORK, Absalom 15 Jul 1869 11 Mar 1891 1870/71/721 WOODFORK, Frances 28 Sep 1871 2 l'lar 1891? WOODWARD, Brlnton 20 Jul 1896 30 Oct 1900 YARNOLD, Mary Ann 8 May 1885 27 Mar 1895 17 Mar 1895 YEWDALL. Wl1llam 4 Feb 1890 Phl1adelphla, PA 20 Feb 1891 11 Feb 1891 YOUNG, Hobp.~t 17 Jun 1890 Pueblo. CO at 24 Apr 1897 Unlon Depot Tlcket Offlce YOUNG, Wl1llam F. 12 Apr 1888 (codlcll-9 Sept 1892) Medla. KS 2 Aug 1893 20 Jul 1893 I ZIPFEL. Rosa 4 Mar 1889 Eudora, KS 6 Nov 1891 4 Nov 1891 I I * ,-. * * * * L-------_~ * * * '98 316 615 11 215 248 639 606 488 208 161 396 253 497 I 45 2 361 563 367 , 300 633 479 210 276 624 17 303 622 85 230 56 422 121 536 463 148 170 482 347 509 477 1195 314 36 5 105 i I ------' 486 467 325 49 44 594 246 162 374 179 83 �1~'. e, S, No. 1 - 219, Copied by PaulTne B. Elniff ('continued from Volume VIII, No,.· 11); ~breviations::- arr-arrival place' and date', b-birthp1ace and date, df-date filed!, ef-emigrated from, lfr-laslt fOlreign residence(1f same as: birthplace" . only ini ti ais used)\ r-residence, ra-renounced allegiance, v-vessel, wf-wife's name and birthplace. . . HAGEMANN, HEmry" 21, farmer;: fair, 5'2"', 148#;: lighthair~. gray eyes'; b-Aug-' ustdorf, Ger., 11 Aug 1881;' r-Lone Star, Og Co' KS;' ef-Ger.;" v-George Washington;" lfr-A. G:.; ra-Wm II, Ger. Emperor;: arr-New YOlrk, ?: Sept 1912;' df-3!! .Mch l!.9l!4.#35 HAMMER, Christian Gotthelf, 49" farmer;' fair; 5'H"', i50#;' gray' hair, light brown eyes; 'b-Uh1bach, Wurttemburg, Ger.n~ullf8b1.~Eii(fo;ral)Dg Co' KS;: ef-Hamburg, Ger;' v-Lessing;: lfr-U. W.• G~; ra-Win II, German Emperor; arr New York 8 sept 1880'; df-27 Mch 191'7. #its. . HJWMER, Rudo>lp,h Friedrich" 53, farmer; fair, 5'7~-; 155#; gray hair, blue .eyes; b-Uh1bach, Wurttemberg, Ger, 1'4 Feb 1864; r-Eudo1ra, Dg Co KS; ef-Hamburg, Gerj' vLessing; efr":U.W.G.; ra-Wm II, Ger Emperor; qrr.;.New York- 8 sep,t 1880; df-27 Mch l W #49'. . " " ' , ' ',, , " HEIDE, Herman A1 tfred, 23;, farrrier;: fair,: 5'11'\ 164#'",dark(~!!"Q.J) hair; brown eyes;; b-Reutlingen, Wurttemberg ,.Ger; ~eD190\~I-;:l!'+R~.R., Eeco'mp!ton '0 KS;: ef-Bremen ' Ger;: v-Bremen;' Dfr-Oberturkheim, w.~Ger;. ra::Ger Emp; arr'!'"Newv York Ciity, 1 Oct 1.924'; df-10 Feb 1925. ,#196;" ,~ , '";1.:. , .. ,.-, ' • ,.:: . '" ' ,. ~ • I • . '. ~- ..-, .: -.. -, HE1DE,. Mary,' 21, 'housewife:; fair.', 5'4"', 130#~ dark blonde 'hair, brown eyes; b-Oberturkheim, WUrttemberg, G'er. 11~"J~,1903;; r-im'#3,Lec~pton".KS'; 'ef-bremen, Ger; , v-B'remen; ~ 1 fr-O. W.G~; ra-Ger Empf re{ arr ,New' York II Oct J)924; .. df-flO Feb lJ925. #1195. HEI:VIG',_ A1ber,t A., 49, carpenter; fair, 5'.7··:,-r65#~ brown hair, gray eyes;;: b-Albsheim, Bavaria, Ger., 2 Mch 1669·;: r-Lawrence, KS;' ef-A.B.G'.;; v-Rotterdam; lifr-A. B.G.;; ra-Wm Ger. Emp.;. arr-New York, 28 Oct 1888; df-1lt Mch 19lJ8. #Bil: 'II, . ' mIL', Harry August, 46" Teaching;; medium, 5t~..:" 132#; black hair, grey" eyes; b-Reno Co- KS~ 9, Mch l'BiN;: r-1313 LA St., Lawrence, KS'; ef-Canada on' Great Northern' and Santa Fe R. R.; lfr-Ch8!Dpio'n, Alberta, Canada~;: ra-to King G'eo-rge V;-- arr-Denver, COIl 0 1, ro! Jul 19'24i ; df-l!3 IVIch lJ926'. #206. . , HWFMANN', Ro;doTphe Oscar, 30", Instructor fn French;" fair, S','~"', 1180#~ grayish hair, brown eyes'; b-GhEmt, Belgium, 30 Jun 18861; r-615 W. 8th St., Lawrence',KSef-Li verpo'ol, G.reat Britain; v-St. Louis {'Ainerican line):; lfr-G.B:; ra-Albert ]T, King of Belgium; arr-New York. 11 Jan. 191'5; df-3 Feb 1917. #46. HOET, Emily, 29, student;~ fair, 5'2S2~". 115#, brown h~lir, gray eyes; b.,.Baden, Ger, 28 Mch 1889; ~-1320 Ohio 'St., Lawrence, KS'; ef-Hamburg, Ger.; v-America; 1frB. G; ra-present, government-of. G~rmany; arr-New York 24 Dec 1912.; df-22 Feb 1919. #1138. ~FF~ b-~lgIn Co' Willi?m, 76, retired fanner; dark, 5'9'\ 150#', gray hair, brown eyes; OhtarIo, Canada, 12. Apr 1841; r-Ba1dwin, Dg Cb KS; ef-K.C·.O~C'. via' RaIlway; lfr-E.C.O'.C.;; ra-Geo,rge V; arr- Ottawa, Franklin Co· KS" 20 Feb 1869· df25 Feb 1918). #73 " �124 IruNSINGEIi'~_ Co. H'~, 43'~ livery:;, fair, .s,'8!"i F78#~ 'lig,ht hair; blue-' eyes;; b~Ar.­ s ,'a s'-, Ger,: , -30: Aug 1874';-' r-li140: N.J. St. ,'Lawrence', KS;' ef- Pi1s:as:. Ger;: v- don't remember; 'lfr-- A. G'.;, wf~SOphi a, b-Eudora;, ra:-Wfu II, Ger .Emp;, arr, ,New York, 1'5 Mch 1887.; df~'. 29 Mch ~ 918. #:96. ' , , , HUNSINGER'; George W:, 31 ~ farmer;i dark,S'8"'; 150#~:, brown-hair" g~ay eyes:; 'b-, Alsace,', Ger:, '25'; Aug' 1879; ,r-Kanwaka T,wp, Dg Cb:KS;: v:-don't 'remembe:r:; wf-Marie, , 'b-:VblHlnd, KS';' ra~Wffi IT:, Ger Eritpc;; arr,.;..· New York, 15 Mch 1a87; df-1B.! Apr 11918 #U3 "HURWITZ, 'Margueri ta, 21',. "uni versi ty- student' and doing] i rregul1arwork' whH'e • in s~hoo.,1"; very'fair; 5!\ 1l2#~ dark brown hair,dark brown eyes; b-ChernigovCi-)i' Svinopukhi , Russia" 24' Feb 1907,;: r-120~ Ohio St, Lawrence', [(S';, ef-Cnernigor ,Rus;;. si.:l.; v",:Olympic; Ifr-C:R~; ra~ to USSR'; arr-New York Ci;ty 18 Jan 1:923; df-li8 Aug , , 1928;' #2.16; , JOHANNING,. El~abe Marg'arete, 3~', Jious'ewife" fclir, 5"4"~ ,145#:;' brown hair', Jj~'ue' eyes;_ sma1,1 defo,rmity o-f right hand;. b-Leith, Ger.• '24 Sept 1889'; r-B-aldwin, R ,#4, , KS;"ef-Hamburg,G'er; v-Thuringia; Ifr~-Tornes:ch;. ~a-Ger; E\JlP~:re:; ,arr New Yo'rk Ci,ty ,,26 Ap,r I923:;df--lB.Feb 1924.#184, ,_,1<.:,;'1., ' ,'" ' e , " , " ·',1 JORDAN, Herber.t. Euwiil, 40:, teacher; fair; 5'10": 155#~ black hair, brown eyes:; b-' (?Jteuc'ouvHJl'e', C!lnada; 1!8 Feb r87a:;; r-1600' Ky. St., Cawrenc'e, KS; ef-WiinniP.eg, Canada via Glleat Northern ~R; Ifr-Brandon, Can;:. wf-Neva '~?:)'Wii~er·,b-,East Huron, NY:;" ra-Georgel V, King o,f Great<'Britain &"Ire'l.and"'~·arr--:Grand forks;, -'N. D:,r9 sept 11906; df--9 Sep't 1918. ~l!31. ,in ,. , . ' -, ,":, . . ' :',: ,~,," . '-, ' , • ... ',... e .' KAliN'" ,J~nius't 7~r, laborer; dark; 5"4"',,1)50#; light to gray, 'hair', gray',eyes'; .-stooped; "left leg broken at knee; b-;, Oilsnabruk, ~anover, Ger., 118' Jan 185()i; r-828,: .t'a. St'., Lawrence, K-St~ef-Bremen,Ger; v-Salea; lfr-O~ G'.;:'wf~r::ouisa, b-KappeD" '" Ger .r~-Ger Elhp;arr.;.New York 27 Dec 1883-; df:"27 , crun 1921~' #])'59" , ' ,K'AISER';~ €Jiarles;; 0., ,4a', farmer; dci~k, ~'~"'~ Jr7.0#;; ,bl:ack h ai r', bro~eyes;; '0- w.angen, Wi ttenberg:, Ger. 7 OCt la69.:;"'r';;'Euc;tora~TWp' Dg Co' KS;: ef-.. HamBurg, Ger; v-Lessi ng; lifr-, W~ 'W:. G;:; ra- Writ I:r~ Ge':i- Emp,;arr-New York ,8:: Sept 1880; df--1'6- Feb' '19Hl # 7 1 , . " " , . ' " ·KAMPg;HROOER~~, August'H~, 37~'farmer .. fair, 5'll1~~; 160#:; dark brown hair, bliue eyes; b-Cippe ~?JOetii1o':ttfGer, 21. Apr 1880~;: r~Kanwaka T,wp Dg Co'KS';,ef-,[;.O.G:: v-Hamburg; 1 fr L. D',;G.;; r,a- l'1in IIi, Ger, Einp; ar'i~: New York 112 May I:881;' df-1' Mch l!9]8:. .' ,', ", ' , ' ' ,," .. #82: : KAMPSCHROOER., Charles' F., 47 yrs', farriier;'fair, 5'1;0"1; 1170#'~ dark brocwn ha.ir, blue eyes; b-Lippe ({?'):Oetiho,l t, Ger" 1,6 Oct '1870:;' r-Cliriton Twp Og C(r: KS; ef-~ L:. D~ G'; 'v-Hamburg;' lfr-L.O.G. j ra-Win IIGer F}np:; arlt' New, York, 12, May 1881;: df-T Mch ])918.' #81 . " KAMPscimOEDER;'Ernest F., 39, 'farme'I-; fair:- '5'1l"~ l!?:O#~ light brown hair, . blue eyes; b.-Lippe (?')!Oetinol't, Ger, 22;.Jiui'1879; r-Kanwaka T.Wpj ef-bl1ank;: v-Ham,burg;,wf-Ro:sa,. b-, Richland:, KS; r:a-·Wli'I II; 'arr~New. York 12 May 1881; df-4 May 1918'. . ' . #lU6, :'KAMP.SCHROEOER,:,. Frederic'k H"•• 45;•. :f~rmer:;, fair, 5'9"';1:75#~ dark hair;: bIue , , eY,es;;b-Lippe ,,C'?JDetmo·tt, Ger, 4: Apr' 1814'; r-Kanwaka', T,wp':,Dg Co>KS; ef-[;.O~G.;; v-, " Hamburg; 'wf-Marie" b-Lawrence, 'KS~; ra+Wm II; arri' New ¥olrk '12 May 18811;, df-4 May li918; , #1:15 . ' . KAMPSCHRODER~. William ~~; 41" f~rmer;, fair, 5''111tt:~ 180#';, brown ha,ir'" blue eyes; b-· C. D.G., 24:; New 1876;: r...:. CHnton Twp~ og Co KS; ef-· E. O:;G.; v-Hamburg; lfr- t. D. ; r~-:,.~ -II, Ger Erilp'; arr New, Y6,rk 12 May 1881; df-8 Mch 19.18. '#8'5 ") , ~ " , .. '" . ,." I •• �i, 125 ,KANNENBURG~ Carl" 21' day laborer; fai'r, 5'3"~. 1;30#'~ 'light hai:r; br:o'wn ,e~es; '.'b-Jatzingen" Ger,~ 22 Jan 1891';' r-LQne Star~ KS'; v~on't r~membe~;' 11fr-, ,J. G;.;' ' "l' am not married~'};ra-Wrii II, .'EInp of Ger; :arr-New, Y6~'k 15 Sept 1903'; df-l0 A'p,r.' ll9J'.8~ . #110':' " " ,' '. " .'., . , KANNENBERG, .rohanne's; 29', farmer;',. light, 5'8"~ 167ft; blonde hair, gray' eyes'; b-.· Jatzingen, P,bmmern, Ger.;2 Feb ·1899;.: r-: RFD #1 , Baldwin, 16;; ef-Hamburg " Ger. ; 'v-,·Hampurg; 1ft-·, J . P~G~~ ; ra-Germari Rei ch; ern;",· New York Ci ty, 2 ,Apr' 1928; df-·~ 28i Ju1 1928. #215', ., ' , '.' KASBBRGER, 'Mikefsigned Mike11\, 62,'farmer;;,' dark; 6", 178#~, gray' hair~brown' . , eyes;b-Bavllris; Ger;ILsept 185()';; r-,.Eudora, KS;ef-blank; v--do not remember;, wf-Mary., b-Bohemi.a, Ger;; ra-:-, Writ 11,;· art-New. York 1.0 May 1881; df-liO Dec I9])8,#l!36 ..... " . . >0 " , , "KJt51:', ~~atthaeus~,; 29'; student; light,Hair,. 5'111"~' 170#:;, darkrbTIonde;'hair, blue eyes:; , b--Wiggensbach".Bava:t;'i,a,.Ger.: 25Mch 1898:;: r-1433'0~i;oi St~ Eawrenc'e', KS'; efCherbourg, France" on"vessel ReHance o.f the' Harilburg':'Afuerican Line;; 1fr:"'W:G.;, ra..... ' the Ge~ ReiCh;: arr-,·NewYo'rk City, 8; sept 19,27.' df-, 8 Oct' 1927.#212' " ,KEISER, Heriry',wi·lliam, 43~ cl'erk;" fair; S'r'~~50tr. 'lighthi:lir. blue 'eyes'; Ger,'22 'Jan 1877:; r-.. 746.~1aine St., r:awrence, KS;ef-Bremen,Ger; v-do. no,t,'remember; wf-Emma'Wise f(ElSER, b-Dg COi: KS'~· ra~er Einp;, arr' New ¥ork 115 Jun 1882; df-14 Dec 192(1):. #154 b-·,~?;)'Horn(Hove)~·, .' A, • '.': • , ,KLAAS', Bernard: (signed Bern'are)I,: 63~_ sto'reke~per;' fai r', 5 ''4'': 1157#~ d'arkgray hair, brown eyes:; b-West Falia" Gar 30 Ap.i:' 1854;' r-,1324 Delaware St.; i::awrence, KS'; . ef";'· W. F .;~ v~Voldar; lfr-W.F.;· ra-Wfu,'II.; arr- New' 'Yc;.rk 20' 5ep\t 1884 ;·df-I!. Apr 1918) #1011,' ' , , . , It ,~KEAAS:. Henry' Airt;on ($.igned Heinrich Anto"nl., 73~~ rabO'rer, 5 "6 ?, 189#'; ,gray: harr" gray eyes ;:b-WestFali a, 26;, Nov 1844;;. r-1324: DEll aWllre St~, Lawrence, KS'; ef-:" W: F'. ;; V-' America; ,lfr-- W;~F. ;'''1' am riot marr~,edlt'; ,ra-: \Vii" II;;' ari;" New Y'O-rk 22 Feb 188:4,; df-'2' Ap.r 1918. #'105;" " , ' ';, ,':, r, . '. ,'KLAAS~ 'Hepry fSigne,dHeinrichK,.72';. storekeep'er;.;;fair,:,~5t'l1"o; '1I45#~ gray rai'r, gray eyes;.,b';;', West Falia, Ger. 25; Dec 18.46:;: r-]32~;[:De1)aware: St •." Lawrence, KS;" ef-.. W,.F:-.G.;; v~Volder;; lfr-W,. F .,G.; ra-WinII, &np Q.f ,Gex;,;:;arrNe\~ York 20" S~pt' 1188~;,',df-, ,30' Mch ,19.18. #97 ',. " " . " , ' .......: , ," :, .. KI.:YNE~, Sylves;ter,'Samuel, 45:, minister; £:air, 6",1~"';~~198#';,:right hair', blue " eyes;, b-·' ~~~YAthens;,·: iOhtari9'. Canad's'(l:, Moh 1870; r-Ba1dw"fn',KS"; ,ef-ot,t8wa, Can. via ·Northern Pacific R.R~;· Hr-Ottawa, Can; ra- George_V~': King Q'£: G.B.& 1'; arr',Ca:va'liie-r-, N~ D:., 15 Jan 1896'; dfJ6'Nov 1916~ ''',.#45 l~ .'~' .",' .'" ',,:" ," : ":'~':. >' , j. ': ." ,'>" ':;,.';, - " ~'.J":':':<;:::{'?'::"" ,~:' , " , '" ,'.;: ' KN AESC HE , ~erma~n' juHus', '78~ baker; fair~· ',5 '4~~~' 125#;' light' brown' ahit, blJue eyes; b~.. Hi schopswerda"" G.er 9 Jan 1891; i"~Lawrence,' KS; ef-Bremen'., on v- Kron Prinz Wilhelm;. lfr-l\1eissen, Ger; ra-.Win'IIr, ,Emp",of Ger;, arr- New Y6rk"27 Jun 11906,; df-. 12, Mch 1'909. #18 ' , . ,_' '-,; /' , ". ,1<NAI(E~: Henry, 19', farm: hand·;, fait:, ·5~'5tt~~ 140#;: 'b~o~ ·}i'air; .. blue eyes; boo, Harto,ver, Ger 19. N(w 190'5"; rOO' Eudora, KS;'.ef-\Bremeri~ Ger;v-,Minnekahda;'!fr - .. Hanover', G~r;j ta:-·Ger. Emp,; arr- New York City ,·l~.DeC 1923'. df- 12 Jiln 1924.#190'; , ' 'KOEHLER~'P.au1, ~ \~j~~~~:,- 160~~" b~OWn 'ha~r,' bL~' ey'e~:' i; 4'5', farmer,; iair: (scar under' , ,I'eft. eye); b-:-' Platzig i G'er 31 Jul': 1872,;; ·r~;· W,akarusha Tt"1>; 'ef~· P~G.,; v-Weser; 1tCrP::B~ ;;' ra- .~Iiit I'l'~ Einp'.o'.f Ger; arr- New:' York 12 ,Apr 1889; df-1S Mch 1918. '#93 .' , " .~ ,( .!fQru!~ 'John, :5?~ f~rmer(f~ir; ~5'9I11i" 160#';' brown hair, blue eyes:; b- Vienna, Austria" 24:, ~uri 18661; r-,.Wakaruss', TWp, Dg C9KS; ef-'Bremen, Ger' v..... Olla; 'lfr~ V.A.; wf-Louisa;b-· Bedin·, Ger; ra~"Chari~s;,~p' Aus'tri'a'G-Ar}O,stali~ King ()It. Hl1 ng ary;' ar:r, New Yo:rk 12 May 1889: df- 27 sept 1918. ' ~134) . . . . _. ," , '. ." , . ('~ , ; ;;. .. �'126, KROPF', 'Ferdlnand:l\iiChae1, 53, tarm~r;.fai~',5~~"'; 160#"~ gray ii'air,' gray ey.es, (sc~r on right jaw,and wen on top of headY;; b-':~.?)Saprow, Ifunga:r:y; 7' Aug 1864:; r-· Kanwaka' TWR) og Co. K$;' ef-AJ)twerp\" Belgium;.' v-" do nQit remember; 1fr-· S.If'. ;:' ra-··Charl~s" Einp of Aus:. & Apost. King o:f :HungarYiClnr;;..cNew, York 15 Sept'1881,; df-.J!1' Feb' 191ft' #69 . ' ~ KROPF, Mrs. Louisei 54~ ho~sewife; fair, 5'·S"~. 190#~ gray hafr, blue eyes;' b- "Ko'h1stadt, Ger, 81 May 1871;, r-Richland, Kanwaka Twrr; ef-Bremen;. v-· do not remember;; lfr... · K. :G.·.; ra-.Ge:tr: E1'npiire; arr;,;.-New York City 1 Aug 1879; df-· 1 May 1925', '#1198 '., " '. " , KUHN~' Valent'ine, 54, 1abo'·rer'; dark .. 5'&"; l~O#:; gray hair~ dark brown eyes; b-· Bavaria, Ger. 19 Apr .1864'; 'r--Lawrence'; KS; ef~-',Ahtwerp;, Belgium; v_Northland; lfr-.. B.G~ ;, ra- Win II, Ger Emp; arr New York 28 ,Apr 1890.; df-20 Feb, 19118.. #72 ~.r:.AQUA" Fritz'",42',' day laborer; fair,' 5'8"'; 140#, brown hair; brown eyes; b"-. HeidEmsdo.rf, Falkenberg', Ger. 18:. Dec 1873; 'r-, 2113 Ky St., Eawrence,:·KS"; ef-Hamburg, Ger; v--Afuerica; lfr-Biesdan, Ger; 'wf'::'Anni~; ra-Winll; arr- New York City 28: June' ,1908; '<if-. 24'Apr 1?16. #43 . ' LAQUA" Fritz,2S, ,clerk;. f,air; S"8~'~ .152#~ black hair" bro;~ eyes,; b--FalR- ' enberg" Obersh1esien, Ger. 14·NOtv 1901; r;:..~1040 ear. St:. Eawrence, KS; ef-Bremen·; . . v-George Washington; Ifr-- Schledan ~chlesien,Ger;" ra-- ~he German Reich; arr-New Yb:rk City, ,22 OCt lJ92,6;: df-27 Apr, 1927. ' #21'0~ , ' . - ' " . ' " LarZ~. Catl' F, 47,~e~chant; fair, 'S'7"h; 160~~ gray·.h~ir, light ,brown eyes, . (scar over left eye·, second finger on right hand, damagedY; b- Zweibrucken, Ger. 11 Oct 1870;:tr-Eudo,ra', KS;, ef- Bremen, Ger; v-, America; lfr-, Z:G·.; wf-· Ro'~e, bEudora, ({S';: ra-- Wm II; 'arn~~ Ba1 timo're, MD'12 Jul 1883';' df- 24' Jun 1:918; #1124 • •• ,,' • .: > .. • • > LOrZ,Ju'lius:S(l; m~rc:;hal1t.;, fair, 5'6''', 16S#,gray hair,. blue eyes;: b~Zwei!.:brucken, Ger. 2$AprH36ft;::r-:Eudo,ra, KS'; ef..Bremen, Ger;,v-Rheir; lfr- Z. G.; " . wf-· Loui~a, ,b-Uhlbach" Wertenb«irg,-Ger·;. ra:':'-WriLII.; arr~·New,yo,rk City ISMay' 1885;' df-· '24 Juri 19,18.. #125" .' ":. . ," , ", ' LOl'Z, RoseE~, .. : 52" housewife; brunett, S'7~'; 155#; dark brown hair, brown eyes; b- Eudo,ra, KS-30 Jun 1871' ; born .'and raised i·n the U.S~; r- Eildo1ra, KS; ra-the German Empire; df-3 OCt :1923., 1H80,: '. ;'UJRY';,Holr~ce' Kn,ight, 42'~"COill~l":'rriak~r;fair, 5'3"': '120#; brown hair, bro'wn eyes;: b-·.Sbuth WalE,:!s, ,Swansea, England, 27. Oct 1876:; 'r--S08N.7thSt., North Lawrence, KS'(ef- t:.iverPoo1,,'Eng.; v- City of Chicago; lfr--,S'.W·.S~E; wf-- Anna" E'.UJRY; 'b-.. Te'rraHaute,·~~d.; ra-, George V.;- ~rr-"New, York City, 1 1\ich 1893;df- 13' Aug, ].918)' . #128 1, .' .• , ' " ' 1 " :. ~~AHIEu:{NT,,' R()b~rt· .Geo'rg'e'~, '31 ,. professor;: dark,. 5''6''': V121P, dark b~own hai r; ;.broWney,es,;, marks .... in·.com~r of right eye, scar;b-' Ruffec, France, 22: Jt'pr 1893; , .~r,- l'S24'Vt,. St. Lawrenc~i [{S'; ef,-LeHavre; v-taCorraine(fn pencil,' Su.ffren'l; lfr... c ~ ~'aris,;t~..: Republic' of France; arr_ New York Ci ty 15 sept 1918: (write 23' above in '~' pencil )'; 'df~17 sept 1924 #.1.92 '.' , . . ., .' .< '. ",-- ~1ALNBERG,-'John Aug1;lst', '54, t'an,ner.: fair, 5'8"',_ l~O#:; brown. hair, b1,ue eyes; b-:, Stockholm, Sweden .. 3 June i86~;r..;·C1JniOrt Twp',' 'Dg Co KS;' ef,:"",s.S.·; 'v- America; lfr- 5.S';; r~:'" G~stav V, King of, Sweden;arr.;.., New York City 21lViay 1888';' df- 8, Mch 1918. #83' ' ' , ' ,', " , . , .. ' ..., .£Sent) your queries, ahnenl!afels ant) other material for possible publication in [HE PI~NEER to P.~. Box 3664, tawrence, Kansas 66046 .. , .- .• -' ....: .... ,' ""~ :' _ r ,' I " " . �c.w. SMITH. Lawrence KS. UNDERTAKER & EMBALMER . (1890-1907) (continued from Volume VIII, Number 2. page - -- -- - - - - --- -- - - I , -- - "T - - . - - - - - "-~ '-..:.:-=-:.~.....:.--:......:....----,-:.~-=--------------=--- ~ 91. UNOIATAKER. __ N'ame:j ffuriial Date~ Sheater, Elmer Y; 15 -Fe~~~96 Shearer, Jorals;~-S:---1:No'v-T898 Sheets', child of 17 Jim 1896 Sheets. chHd of Geol • 20 Feb 1906 Age Cause d!, _~..9. •. 50 75, 1K Killed 53 166, 79 Pneu. Sheets, Lacey.' 14 Dec Sheets " Lillie 7 Mch Sheets', Rachel 6 Jan Sheirer, L.Parker: 6 AprShelly, chUd o,f Earl 25' Aug Shenfy, WiTliard' 1'2 5ep' 21 No>v Sherman, Geo'rgi a Sherward, J'~ W~ 12 Ap,r Shields, Benj. 4' May Shiel'ds, Mrs. RachaelL.23~ Oct 20 &1 76· 13 Ordered by Burfal Vl:ncent J~ Shearer- OR - The~F~rnffy' OH' Clarence Sheets OH" seiger Rose OU Joe Hal1rison OH' 1896 Clarence Sheets' OHI l 1906\ Geo • Sheets The Bro,thers: 1901' OH 1898) J. B~ Shei rer: OIr 1906 Earl Shelly' OH' OHi1906 Mr. C. t. Shenfy' 190T The Family Senec'a: 1906 Edward' (?JSherwood KG', Mo:. 1904 The Family' m 1901 Mrs. Conway' Off: ? 57 chiildbi rthr66, Tumor, 99\ Cere.Menin.70 StH'Iborn; 173 8; Biall 'Ftbl! 17~:r 22: Typhoid F. no 54' Pileu. 168) 68, AccidentaU:~n 78 H'rt Trbl 109' (:?o)Mr. W.G:.Ptlratt' Shimmond, J~ H: Shi rar', ~l!bert -Shi rley, child of Shore" Mrs. Laura: ,SHora, Eaura' 17 29' 8 29 Dec Aug Sep' Mch 2 Oct 1907 Mrs. Nelli'e McCa!'1 OW 71' Paralysi 5' 1193 David Shiirar OBi 211 1892 R. Shirley' Clinton 21: 1900; R. D. Shore;Mr Wood OH' 22 Pheu. 90 1906 ButH~n' B~ Shore' OH' 38 Rheu. FeverI75' M. L. Kl:iinef el ter'. Hi awath a'~ Ks:.. Shuck,. or.ville E~ 26:, Feb 1907, G'. W: Shuck OH' l.9 Typhoi d F .182' K. & Eadies; Sibley, Morris M. 12, Nov 1901, Harry Sibley , Bucklih,Ks·. 72: Hr.t Trbt ]10 (?'-Siiel1er, chiiHt of 23\ Feb 1894' A~. C. Seiler OH' 33' Sileon, Robert 30, Apr 1892, S. SU'con Lecompton' 1,8 Siil er" Mrs ~ BeU 27 Jul' 189$ E. R. Sil'er' Olf 2 mo?' sum. com43' Siler, Carl T Jim 1905 Ed Siier OHl 4 wks 157 Siller. infant' 24 May 1904 00;Stillborn l!42 E: H~ Siler Siler, James: 13 Aug; 189$ Doug las Co. Kennedy Val'. 44: SHver, Alma Irene' 25~Jul 1902 Mrs. (;?)Abm Siilver: OIl' 2yrs SitmCbmp, 1'19 Siilver; Mrs ~ Rachel' 115 Dec 1898~, St'ephen Siil ver' Liinwood' 74' Paralysi's 76, Charles Hemphi 111, Siilvers:, Isaiiah 3' Jun 1904 Mrs. SH'vers OHi 62 Pneu. 142 Siimons, Winnie N Oct 1906, Mrs'. Brooks, col'. OH; 7 mo'. 1'75 Delbert Siinons; Simmons, JO'hn 11 Nov 1906 Mrs. G. H. Morgan OH' 78 Hrt Trbl' 1716'> Mts~ W. A~ Churchill Simmon s, N'~ 29 Apr' 1898.: The' Family' OH' 70 71: Simmons, Will H~ 29 Jun 1897 Douglas; County OH' 56' 61 2nd Lieut. 44th Rgt. Ohi0' Vo!'. Infty; also Private COl H~ l147 Ohio Nat'l Guards Simmons, Wm. J. W~ sexton 1\17: l'78 26 Dec 1906, Siinpson, Clark 28 OCt 1895' W'. H: Siinpson OW 47 Simpson, Miss Jo-:seph Siinpson Clinton 16. 29 Feb 1892 Simpson, Mrs. 12 Dec 189'1, Mrs. H. Smith OHf 114' . ,Mrs. S~ Barker, Simpson', Addie - "--15 -Oct· '1904 James, Siinpson 38, ' OH __ _ - - Siinpson, Josie: 29 Apr 1892. J. W., Simpson: .- - Clinton 189:2' �Buri al: Date: Simpson, Mrs ... KatJe~~t. "27 Jan 1900 10 Nov 1902 Simpsoij, Sus an 25' Oct 1900: Sims~ A. A~ Feb 1891. Siinc1!ai r i Mrs ~ 7 ,No'v 1900" Sinc1ai r. Mr~'-, Skinner, child of "l~1J~n 19011 Skinner, HEmry G-. 25 Apr 1904' 28 5ep', 1903' Skinner, Cettie L. N'ame, , ' ,-" 3\ Skinner, R', infant of 201 Jun 19011 9 Jim 1892 3' Feb 190~f Sko,fstad, Julia U. SriIaUey, Loui;s; Slne1ser(nY, infant: 30'Mch 1906 30 Jul 189'1. 4' Mch 1901. ... _. -, ' . -'I"', 23 Smi th, A. Smi th, Aaeli a Josephfne' Sini th, Mrs. Ann a Sinith, Mrs. Anniie' Sinith, Smi'th, Sinith, Sini th, Smi th, Sili th, Sid th, Mrs. C. H~ Mrs. C', W~ Delphi a Eli Za' HEmry' Henryi Hbll1ingswolrth Silith, Horace' Smi th, STiith, SriIith, Sffii th, Smith, Nov 190;r.: 29, Jun 1892, 23' No'v 1894' 21' Nov 1904 41 Dec 1905 Smi th,Annstead: 7 chUd of l' Smith, child of P. C. N Sinith, Cora McCili l!1om 1:8J (Shipped from WaterloO', Smi th, Cynthia lil ~Shi:pped f,rom Wichi tal' Smith, C. W~ 1: smi th, _ _ _ .....l-._. 8 Oct 1901' Skinner, Ralph Skinner, Mrs. S~ IE'. Skinner, Willie No,v 190:7! Aug 1900 Dec' 1904. Nbv m.o6, l'owa'then OCt 1903 Ordered by'. Burial Ag:e Cause' dof!l.!. 67 Cancer 87 S'; N~ Simpson OH 69 CancerousT122 Hattie S~ Wood: OW 70) Old age + 96) HEmry' &' Nel'l1e Sims MG' T W. T~ Sinclair OH' 52 Canc'.Liver 9:6) W. &- E; Sinclair OH' Aaam Skinner 4 m? ? .99 lL7+ 140' Levi J. Skinner' Geo. Skinner ?Lfnwood' 5 wk? • P. C11ark 132' ? Ed ' ('?):5eet i n OHI r da" 190 R. Skinner: MG: 1'05: 1:. J. Skinner John P: Ross;' OW r5 1136, Mr. W; F. Skinner Baldwin 19 Mrs. Beck M. J: SKooftad' OH: 58l Pheu+Canc.167 10; 1:, B~ Davis Crinton M;" (?) Fay & Emma' Stiln:born 102, John Sme1sen(:rJ OIr _~trong 24 Consumpt. 1192 (?)Orie Smelser' M;: W. Sinith 19 R'. W. R~ Sini th OIl' S;'mO". Indigest. 37' ('?.'lJeny: W; STIi th OW 34" Liver' Trb 147 D. F~ Silith Bl1ank 9)),...L._ 1:63\ D. L. Bur.toln Arex~ Brent Clinton 85: Dropsy +- 191; (?JJay Sfui th ow 2' wk ?Rash 94 P: C. Sinith Clinton Stil'lbo'rn 149 Mi's. Effie McC'.JonesSt.touis34' Hr,t Dis. 1'711' to Cremato,ry, St. Louis)' J. C. C: James; n~' 69' Pheu. ]33. ' W~R.C: Aug 1907 6· Mth 1894~ 281. Feb 31' Oct 12 Oct 8 Jill 201 Ail r 27 Nov l!90'l~ 1904' 1900 18911, 190'5 1901, 21 No'v 18983 Mrs. ff:. l i6 Jun 1895~ Mrs. H:/W, 116) M~y 1894 infant 6) Jan 1903 Mrs. J'as'. 6· Nov 1891 Lena 1'5 May' 1906~Shipped from lola, Ks.) Snith, Mr. M. A: 9 Dec 1900 Smith', O. W. 13 Feb 1906, Smi th, R~., ,31 Jul' 1892 Wiillll Olmstead Mrs. D: C. Ki rk' The Estate OW OFf' The Famiry A'. Sri1ith;' or~Keith Clinton l'saac' nr.& Louis' 'Sffiiitli MG:" Mrs. ShLth; AGHonnolld: OaMrs~ Hattie SrnHh OIF Mrs. Winnie smith MG' l i zzie Siti th It. G:. HonnO'td' MGr A'. Gregg, & T. (?YDrisdom Rev. J: K. Dunn OHi Winston SriJi th MG: Philip Smith Clinton Jas.Sfuith;A' G. Honnold MG: G'. W. Smith OH: 85', BrokenHip.:, 33 STAsthma) 101 72 1'4,7, 62 Stomach 96 10' 50 Btyl Trbl' 86\ 1'55 110 42 35: Sti llborn 124 13' 46) Addi son Dii s170 J. W'. Sri1i th OH 67' Mrs Mary Srhfth;MetInOFr 50 Pneu. F.Walter;pecompton Lecompton ~~wp..:; Doug I as' Co'. 98: 1166) 20 �" Name'_ - '=-:-----=-:lTsep ~i90i; --.;r Ordered by' BUri al _ Age'.Gause d~ .E9.~ J 3Cjo~~sc.in-, ?Vau~est ,I?iWa;BUr-Blank;'Age9-:-¥~~f~: -=--=-:----~ 3', Oct 1892 Mrs., A. (?)Henly OH - -----,--------- ------=_c_ A. G,. HQnll()lld _ OH' Srni th, Thomas: 27 Dec 1890 Mrs. Sii Har,ris'. 5· A. G. Honno,ld; 38;? 59' . 13 Feb 1897 Mrs. W. F. Sihith OH' Smi th, W~ F. J.' W. Srili th OW 69 Dropsy' 1:00 25' Jan 1901. Sff1i th, W~ G'. C. G. smock MG~ 31 Dec 1904' '7yrsTypho-id 150: Smock, Roy' 60: 51 24', Mch 189'6', Charles' Snow' M.7~ Snow, Anthony" 01 Jim 1895: Snow, Mrs. Chas:. Chas'. & Anthony' Sho,wI\f3: 42' 30 Nov 189,1 14" Sny,der', chi Id of G'. H~ Si1~der 1', OH Snyder; ch. of 31- Mch 1899 W. E'. Snyder.' OIl 2 d a Ifrt Fail 79" 9 Dec 1901, Snyder, Mrs. Eliza H~ 70: Prleu. III Geo'rge SI1yder OH' 56) Hrt FhH! 89 Snyder, H: J'~ 19 Feb 1900. The Family' OH' A-. J: Anderson Solt, B~ F. li5 Oct 1896 MarshalIl Prentice OH' 561 M. R'. SOule MG'~ Soule, Mr. 21 Jan 1891' 6: 45)23' Aug 1895: SOule, M. B~ R. Hi. Ropfg >.er MG' Soule, Sophia U. 23 May 1900, Mrs. A. J. Pren ti ss OHI 93/95' Para:lysi~s 92 So fa 1Yit 1 s bu ry, lewi s; 1'6 Jan 1893 Geo'. W~ Saulsbury' oro 24 A'. Whitman Soxman, H~ R'.. 16 Jan 1907( Geo. So'xman, Jr~ OlF (Shipped from Call.)i G'eo Soxman Sparr, Ripley W. __ Aug 1902 The Family Off n.9: 70 Lt. Co' K 3 KSW' (between 21 & 29 Aug) spaulding, Clyde 27 Jitl 189,2 spaulding Bros. OH' 20' spaulding, Katherine) 24 Apr 1906 J'ames Monroe CathoHc66i Asthmal 169 Speer:, John' 18 Dec' 1906, Hardin Speer: aI' 89 Senility! 177 Mrs. DuB(),j s speitz, Robt. Win Weidemann1 OHr 49 Larang. Pad.89' En zabeth 5pei tzspencer, chiild'\of to' Jilll 189'1_ ])lj S: p~ & S: G:. spencer- OH' spencer, Eli zaoeth L Sep 1906, Mrs. Kate White om 60 Dropsy- , 174 Spencer, Herbert 13 Apr 190(i)' S: P'. spencer' OW28 Pneu. 9'1 ~Shipped from K~C. Mo.) spencer, John H~ 10· Apr 1896' S: G. spencer' OH' KCAppoplexe 51 Spencer, laura H: 19 Sep 1900' C~ w. spencer OW 73~ Bwl Trbl 174 spencer, lucy 15 Dec 1907' J. M~ sp'encer' OH 93~ Old age 11931 Spencer, R'. 9 AUg 1896' Ro·bt.& Jennie spencer OfIr 181 m. ?" Fvr 54Spencer, R&bert 25' Feb 1897' Dg. Co:;: Mrs;; spencer OH 59' SkurI"Fract. 59'~ Pri vate Co. g 44 US Col' Troop's:::,) spencer, Mrs. S: P: 15 Jim 1965 S~ pl. spencer' Olf 61 Paralysi s 1;51 Spi tier, Mrs. Henry! l i5 Apr 1899'. Levy' Fl'o'ry Pleasant 76; 80 J. L. Jo·nes Gro,ve Spi tler, J'acob ! 3' Aug 190L The Family;Josiah Clinton 80 Rupture 1:06, .' FI:ora' SPi tier" Mary' 30 Sep 1893 H~ Evans: WS::29' SPi vey, HEmry 3 Aug 1902,. Nancy Har_vey' OW 52 Appoplexi al'19" (Shipped from Trinidad, Col.l: W.~ A. Har_vey' Spivey, John C. 23! Mch 1898:' Aunt Nancy; , 46, ow 69 HEmry Spivey' Sparr, Mrs ~ R'. W~ 1:2 Aug 1903' The Family' OW 65' Chol. Mo'rb.1131l Spray, ElfhUl 114 sep~ 1:899. 1\1;; L. M: sp'ray 71' Old age + 84 springer, Jennie 19 . Apr 1907' ORChas. Spring~r. 44 Co n s ump't'. 1'84 LO.O.F. No. 18 - Smi th,-Ray-' Shi th Theo. - -- Buri al Date 129 0- �~Spd nger, Miiss Myra' ordered by-~ BUri all Date Budai'" Ai5,.cause d. ~. Mrs. May' ChU'ds' Indi'ana- Tubercul'osis-184 Miss' Mattie' springer poi'is:, Fnd. C'. E. Scwiires' OH ?G'allstoneslf58, 2 May 1907' Squiires:, Mrs:. 30 Jim 1905 (Shipped from lTlwo'rthY Staley, Hazel! 29 Jan 1895' Stanard, Ber.tha 4 Nb,v 1899' Stancli ft" H. E'. 29 Jul 1904' Stanley~ i;nfant/ 27 Feb 18961 Stanwix, Cel'inda H. 22, Jlll 1905 Starbuck, Chas., IQ Jul 1895 Stauffer, Mary R.. 29, Feb 190.4 (Shipped from Cherryvale, Ks.l: Stebbins, child olf 12 Mch 1891 CHy Crerk p_~ A. St aHard H: HT~ St an eli ft" Elmer R. Stanley' Stan wi x Bro's. Mrs'. CoTtrain Sam Stauffer: 116 Dec 1891:'_ Stebbins, child o,f 13 APr 1891'. Stebbins, Jrames 27 ~1ay 190.5' Stell, A1!ex: 12 Apr 1895' Steel!, (?JChauncy' li4 Feb 1895: Steel, Emily M: l!'4 May' 1898; Steel, R. A. Capt 5' KSM Co'. r: Steele', Hugh 15 sept 1898) Steeli, LeH;a 20.' Feb 1895 Steel, Miss; 22 Jun 1892 St'eeli, Mrs ~ M: 30. 5ep: l89E Steel, Mary S~ 22 Jim 1893', Steel, Wiilr: A-. 7 Meh 190.5: ('?YSteniil{a, Wii1[amina' I, Oct 1904 Stephens, Eli zabeth L. 1"5' Jan 1896, Stephens, Maude 20." Oct 1"897: Sternberg, Mrs. tydi a' 30 sep, lQ03, (Shipped from Kansas~ Ci ty, Ks:.)' Sternbergh" Emma: R'. 20. 5ep 190.0 (Shipped from C';'1'i1.)' 5 Jul,1899, Steven S:, John' E Aug 189.9 Stevens, Lilli an S. 9; Apr 1900\\ Stevens', May' 29 Aug 189,2: Steven son, chiil'd of 21 NtJv 1898 Stevenson, Helen M. 27 Oct 190.6, Stevenson, John N,'. 1 1 ,h~ /" -" -' ...,"~~ .... \, Stevenson, N.,,>E~,~hij1<l:,;C)f23: Feb' 190'7;' Steward, Jack."/'·· -"~ 25' Jan 1892 Stewart, Annie 9 Feb 1891 Stewart, Mi;ss Annie B~ 28 Jill 1894i ~Brought from Kan.City, Mo.} Stewart, child of 6 Meh r891i Stewart, Laura' 3:, Aug 1890) Stewart, Paul 27 Feb 19Q2~ Stewart, II. G:. 24' Jun lQ04" Stewart, Walil'a-ce F'. 26> 5ep 1899', ~Shipped: from Kansas City, Mo. r 39 85 Brank 1\1;' OH~ 14 ? (child) OW Hesper- 69 Hesper ow. .1.¥-44' L_ 55~ Clinton Thos. Gibl'er James Stebbins Clinton Bl1ank Clintori Thos. GibIer.' 76) Hrt' Trbl Mrs:. Lucinda Steel OIr OH' P: R'. Brooks, Bel'voir Jas. T,: Steer: C11i'nton 70. ? The Fami Ily-' St} ],58~ 43' 137 ,8 15 9 156 41 39 7i1' The Family G'eo. F'. Steell, R; it'. Steel' J. M: Shepp ard: R'. A. Steel Mrs. R. A~ Steel .:rudge Menger: J'. W. Green A. ,P. Clark Charles' Sternberg OHf 164 Rilpt+Surg. 74 Bel,voir 39 Clinton ]9 C1i'nton 12 Clinton 24 Clinton 37 H'rt. 153 00 84' seni ii ty' 14'6 Off" 85: 49 00 25 ~ m 50 TB\ & Peri tJ!32, Tho's. Sternbergh Oli' 62, Bright 'sO.175 (11T:. P.. St'evens' Vi'nl'and 75, 82, Jurins' Stevens' OR' 2" m/w StomTrb 83 Mr. I: C. Stevens: Vinl'and 57' Hrt Fail 90.' N. E~ Stevenson Wash.Cree~ Church 21 T. M. SVevenson l:iinwood Wzyr croup 76 Russel1l Stevens Shank's' 72 BrightsOfs176, Frank Stevens M. 6, mi south N'. E'. Stevenson Wash.Creek Stiill1born' 181' E ? (? )Ice Co. 00' 15 Lee Stewart OH' 6, Chas. Stewart Oll' 21 35 G'rant Stewar,t: owH~ C~ Stewart'; Fincher, OR Orvi lle~ Stewart, mr , Stewart; Carl, ?SCho'ne' Gr' W'o R. Stewart· M;' (?JGreen Kei th 7 46) appon:1exi:a: 54 17m? -L-. ,l!l3 4T ? 143 28, RR accident8)4' �Ordered, by , Stiienbring, Mrs. w. M~ 5 Ju1 190.7 Stiles, Mrs~ Emma 10. Stiles', Leon F. 21' Stimpson, ~irs. F'. E. 115 Stimpson ,Morrie/Mamie 28, Stimpson, Ell zabethO'rme30 Aug Apr o.ct Ju1' Jan 190.5 190.7 1894 1892 190.6, Stiner, Lizzie 4 Feb 190.4 Stiner, Wm. 25; Jill 190.2 Stockfish, E1isie 27 Feb 19o.7( Sto;iiley, Mrs. J. w. 23\ Dec; 1899, Stone, E1i'zabeth IS; Ncw '190.7 (Shipped from Chicago,)" Stone, Lyman C., 1·2 Oct 190.2 (Shipped from Chicago)} Stone, Mrs. Martha 19 Apr 1893~ StOrnl, Anson 31 Dec 190.7. Sto,tt, child of 28 Aug 1894 St'owe', Benj ami n 8) Mch 1,9.07: Strahan, Charles' 2 New 1899~, Strahan, \~fti~,ij~pf 4 NOiv 1895; Street, Mrs·~ 1:. S~ 1'6 Ju1 1896' Strickland, Mrs~ E. '" 5' May r8983 Strode, Be,ntha: 1i1 Sep-' 190.2, Strode, Fred 11 Jim 1899 Strode, JuH a ' 8~ Jun 1892, Strode, Lulu 29~ Apr 190.6 Strode, Maud r6,Oct 1:892, Strode, Troy 1'4 Jan 1898) ® St ro'h an, Mrs. May Strode, Mrs. Sarah Stro'de, Samuel 3' Jiln 190.5' 29 Sep 190.5 2 Jun 190.7 Strong, A. 21 Jim190L (~~~trub/Str.eet, J01seph 20. Dec 1895 Stubblefield, child (}1f 4 Mch 190.3 Stubbs,,/irufus: 17 Oct 1891 Studebaker, David 15 Dec 189,3' Studebaker, Stephen 15 Jun 1894 St u 11, Mrs;. 24 OCt 1891' Sturbeck, ' Ralph Sugrue, Hanna1 Sugrue, John' (::~~;:~---=-,>,(fi;~;£~-~~"~: Sui~ter.~ chDd of 11 Ntw 190.0. 1'6 Jan 190.6' 1!4 Nov 1905~ 120.' Aug' l' 20. Aug 1'89'5 Philip) Ernst', J. E'. Olson M. & Carl Stires Mrs~. A'. A. Stiles' Pro f F E Stiiinp'son F. E. Stiinpson Sidney Orme E. F. Stimpson Ed &- Will: Stiiner The Fami 1y Henry Stockfish J'. w.. Stoi ley Jo;s~ph Stone' mr OH' OR' OH 7.0 1361 68:: StomachTrbU8, 55: Paralysis 182 40 Pneu. 86 32 Peritonit.I91 Fred Stone Off 30 Tubercul'. 121 om lOR Oll' OH: OH' MG" MG:' 4:5' 1159 25 Les'. Brain 184: 60 Typhoid F". 36, 20. Bw1 T.rbl' 165· Gov. Robinson ar 26, Frank March" Adinin. OW 73" H'rt Diis:. 193' All Gregg OH' 36 Clarence Stowe Clinton 84' La;riippe +182 A~ John St1rahan Clinton RR Accid. 8-5 Fred Strahan 08' 47 L. H. Street lOR 56 Dropsy' 54' Edwin 'B. Strickland OIr 671'...1:.-, 71' Elmer Bateson TOP9anoxiie' 119...!...., 120. Bertha St'rode \:Y lOll' 20. SpinMenin. 81 Troy Strode OH' 18. A E Strode; M C?In ar 13£l' CbnsumpJt. 169 Ti:.oy" Strode OH 23 James &; Jessee Strode' 7.0. 6~ Mildred Strode (OIl' A. J~ Strohan Clinton 59 GEm. Debi 1. 157' Eli Strode OH' 1'61 75 Hrt Trb Mrs. Bertha~ Strode' OH 17' Hrt Rheu. 1.8'S' Met. Ins. Co. C?)G1ass' Bros. CathoTic7l3 Hrt Fail 105; Joseph Michell, Exec.? &md 48) J~ W. Newlin -, Wm Stubblefield OH; 7( m? ,WhCough 126, ROiss~ Stubbs Hesper 13 N. (?lHershow E. E. Whitman 78, Old age' 32. J. L. C?>Ho,v(sJer No, Dr'. G~. W: Reynolds' Collier 70. cons. 35 E. L. Herr: , Jerome Stull 13 D. F. Huston E. Sturbeck 96 ~1 7J~_ Diph. John Sugrue Franklin 71 1.64 G'eo. Chambers' Catholic' 8,7' Asthma' 162 The Family Me,rri's: (; Don Suiter OH' 44 (?)J. W~ Conolver �N'ame, (OOri a1 Date. Suiter, Emma Sukey' SuUi van, Marne) Su1;zen, Adolphl Summer.fie1d, Hannah Summerfield, Hannah Summers', Edna SUl1ber, Mr. C'. 29 Feb 111 Feb 115 Apr 18 Dec: 7 Oct 21 Jan 26\ Ju 1 5 No,v 1904 189L 1906 1900' I890· 1904 1907{ 1898) Sutliff, Chas. R~. 5' Dec 1891': Sutliff, Jennie S~ died2L Feb 1899 Sutliff, John B~ 23 Jan 1905' Sutton, ' infant Sutton, M'. R. 16 Jan 1895 21 Aug 1903 15 Apr Swanson, child o'f 8~ 1-3 Feb Sweanson, Walter' Sweitser, Mr~ 19 Jun (?)Swenden, child o>f 31 Dec Tanner, child of 6 Eeb Tarpy, James: i~:,Apr T.arpy/, John' 5 seP) (Shipped from Topekar T.arwater, Jane " 4 Jan T.'aylor, Bettiie~ 25 Apr Taylor, Carl F'. TayI:or, Chris G:~ Taylor, Daisy' 1891 1899, 1892 1896, 1894' 189S: 1906, 1907!. 1903 9 5ep:.1906 20'Jun' 1904 26 Jun 1906; 19. Taylor, John1 19' T.aylo,r, Joseph <Erom Kiln. CHy, Mo, •.) 8' Taylor, Mr. E. K. 26 Taylor, lucy., 19 Taylor, Mary Feb 1902 Oct 190.7: Nov 1905 Mch 1903 Jan 1899' T.'aylor, Mrs. May 19 FeD. 1,903' (Shipped from KG', Kan.). Taylor. Nicko'l~is' 22, Oct 1906: Co' G', 29 Reg'. U·. S~ C~ Vol!. lit f:. Taylbr~ RBT.' 20 OCt 1890l Taylor, Robert 8,May 1900 Taylor, Vera" 12 ~ray 1907:' Taylor, child of W.coL 6 Dec 1906 Teal, Mrs;. Belle 22hNcJlV 1898; Teeter. Mrs:. Ruby r4~ Aug 1907{ Terrell, Myra 29 Aug 1905 Terry, Albert, 15 Jan 1905 ('?JTerWilligon,Elizabeth5 Aug l!90L Tetters, Mrs. Eincoln 26) Oct 1189!, Ordered' by.!, Burial, Age:,Cause d •. ~, 137' OR' 1'PoorFarm OR' 34 Hrt Faiil 168 98, Lecompton' 71; Dropsy' 3' M~Summer.field Litchfield ,I'll;. Old age' 135 The Fami 1y OR' 82 Frank Summers Eudora, 9' TyphOi\d F18il Mrs. Sur.ber;JH Fee;Clinton' 40 Acci den t, 75' J R' Woadward. 14' OR' J. B~ Sutliff 79, OH 3' Daughters 151' 80 OW The Family' Mrs. G'. J. Wheeler ~~:.? 38; James Sutton 2 Sum Comp 1 .131. James Sutton F. 11 Williams' H~ Swanson Viriland 9' W': T.. Sweanson OR' 78i H~ C'~ enMesten . Wash. Creek 1'9 WID St'leandEm Blank 18 da'. 57' A~ F~ Allen Vfnland 1 wk? No, Dr.33 Richard & .To'hm T'arpyCathoHc' 41 James: Tarpy' Frankl!fn' 49 Brain Trb:u:r74 Mauri ce SuiiterPoor Farm Spdt. James Sullivan The Fami1w! ...... _ . ...: - j Orick~.i6. 56 ..1<:>fBrain 178 Ora Tarwater Olr'/ 17m? 128; Erij ah Brown Mrs. Taylo:r: MG~ 6, CrOUP) ]74 . Frank F. Taylor Emily.' T'ay1'or' 08' 43' 142 A(Olni'e B. Tayro>r' MG' 21 TyphoidF .1711 Met. Ins. CO!.; Benevolent Lodge Haskell Institute Blank 20 Pneu. l!12 wm Taylor ~G 80 Senility' 190 C. W'. Hickock Mrs:. Wil'lowby,' MItl (; l:. F'Tayl'o'r' Dave Eogan LfnZY'Tay1or KC',Mo. OH' 1\&;' 62 Asthmal 50 TUmor 74 Dropsy- 162 1127 78. 42 1,25 Mrs. Harvey' MG~ 85' Dropsy' 176, 2 Johnson Bros. J'. F. Tay1o'r' NeBraska' 3 68, Paralysi s 92 F C' &" Thomas T.'aylar~ Reno, Jito. E~ Tay10lr MG' ~,mo.Croup 184 Wni Tayl'or M:i~ Sti llborn 171' l:. H~ ~?):Co'rse OIl' 44' Perotini t. 7:61 J~ Edward Teeter' Nevada,Mo'.23' Tubercul. 188) Bl ank Blank 42 ]159 Peter Terry IOH" 13 Pfieu. 151 l:;ouis Terwilligon Erank!'!:_.40 Cancer' 101 ? Schuler;?' Fill---:~~fari"C'OY':") ,~.,~ ".,'.---.. ~,,-.-./:'!:/ J. K. Tetters;Mrs. '-Blank . li3' Selig; A~G'. Honnold' �~ Thacher, Dwi~ght Ordered by' 28; Aug 1897. Mrs. Thacher: Topeka; {Remo,ved tOI Topeka'r The Family' OH: Thacher, Solo'n' O. 14 Co C: 3rd' Rgt. K.S:M: Tharp'~ inf,;;,.:o(J~iJ1t!~)'ol'. 7:' Thatcher, chiild of' 2~ 1 26, Thayer" Charl es' Aug 1895 J'an 189'lf Jan 1897: Jim 1899_ 2 Jun 1906 Thomas, Adison 1899~, Thomas, ch. of 29 Jan THomas;; chi'ld of THomas, Clara B'. 13 Sep' 1905: 19 Dec,189$ Thomas;, Mrs (?)Eimnie H'. IS' Jan 1900 10 Mch 1890) Thomas, Hannah (:From K: C~ r 27 Jftn 18971: Thomas', Iir.win Thomas, Joel!. 13 Feb 1,900~ ('Shipped from Kansas~ City, Mo.J' Thomas, Maggie~ 9 Jan moo:, Thomas;, Mrs. Mary 6; Ap r 1904' (Shipped from K eMil'. li Thomas, Ol'vi He llli May 1906; (iShipped: from K 183 May 1902 Thomas', StepHen 117 Jan 1906 THomas:, Theres a' 18 Aug 1904 Thoma's, Wesrey' cr BuriaV, ~.Cause d~ ~ Buri a1' Date , Dan Morton MGM'. T: Thatcher' IllIG' T:. C. Daviis: Reno Frank & Charles THayer' OH Daughter. Mrs. A"dison Thomas D. B.. Thomas' ~G" (.?JW'. Swengen {'?lAilnie Thomas, OIl' Ailni e Thomas'; OR" Fred Gleed J. M~ Newlin ar Joel Thomas' OH" Carrie Thomas: H;:aac; Mi Her' Mi Iton Guest'. 1J 63' 44 5, Sti IIborn 77' 1Diiph 58; 82 63 Old age 170 ~' 5pinMening. 78: Stillborn 160 48, 65 cancerBwls 88l 51 OH 53' OH: 6R Stom&Si>leen88~ 58 Geo. Thomas; BenevSOc ({!)II" Orlie Thomas; OH~ 33 22 Geo,Thomas; T.Thomas:MT. 20', Consumpt. -L, 81' 140 170~ .The Fami ly/ om 68:, Accident 116 Met.Ufe Ins. Co'. l\oG' 211 16S Annie C. Thomas' OJ[ Uf SumCompll. 145, Mrs~ McCaU; {.?JBl--- V. Aillen 23 Mch 190IE, Thomas:, W. J'~ W~ E Barnes;; JoHnWaltom Viinland 84' 102 2 Jftl! 1902 C. M~ Thomp'son M7' 22 1l!7' Thomp'son, Arthur.' Thompson, Edward' 24' Tun 1900' Mrs. Eij Thompson' orr 68~ P'ara1ysi s' 171:, Geo'. Thompscrn' l\oG' 4.{:{~; , Thompson, Mrs. ~?'JE:[:;. 28.: Dec' 189·5 Boiler Room SWi:ft Packing House, KC Kans • . . . Thompson, Nelson 2 Aug 1~903' Mrs. Thompson Dg.Co". 67'Dropsy.! 130> Pm. CO' A' 79' U. s. (1)0. Vol. Infantry' , 48' Thompson, J'~ Edger 24' Dec 1895' Robt. 1: Thompson' OH" Thompson, J O'seph 1'4 Sep. 1907' Wm & Kil H. e Thomp1sorr OH 85 BrainTrbr 189i Thompson, Marie Edna" T Aug 19071' Mrs L'owery~ Ed, Thompson' 0If'" 4 m. SilmrComp I88} Thomp'son, Mark 23: Oct 1904 Mrs. Mark Thompson :qIi 45; Brights' D: 146, Thompson, Nor-a' 283Ap.r 190r, W. HI. PendletonMG:' 1'8 EaGrippe' 103 JiJlseph Thompson' Thompson, Robert, 28 Aug 1900j; Douglas' COl. CHnton 8(} Old age Pri vate Pioneer Co'. l' Di v. 16th Ar.my Co,rp) US'"CM. Vo11. Thompson, Robt J. 23: Feb m05 Mrs. RabV. ,J. Thompson Off 6il 153' (Shipped from KC MOl. r Thompson, Sarah It J'an 1905 The Estate, Dr,. HarveyAtlm Off: 80 Old age 1150 Tho1rp" Nancy' 117 Feb 1907 Mrs. Geo. Califord ~G~' 1181 90' Dropsy! Tho1rp, infant 16 Jun 1892, ('2'); Garvin/Irwin B11ank 1'9 Thornton, Ed 21 Feb 1898', Ephri am Thornton 00' 283 ? 68: Thornton, J. W~ 1'6 Jun 1907f Oli ver Thornton, son Wi' , 46: StomTrbl1 185 j �Buri 'aI' Date Tholrnton, Nancy A'. 1\2 Aug 1890) Thornton, O. E~, 1(7 ~1ay 1895' Pri vate Co C' 30 Iowa Infantry' Thorton, W~ R~ . 21 Dec 1899), Throll'ls, W: E.. 9 Nov 1903 Thudium, HEmry W~ 1'6 Sep11906' (Shipped from CM'o. S~) Thudium, child o,f 28 Jim 1897( Tibbits, Frank E. 6 Jim 1904: Tfng1e, Gideon 9 Nov 1893' Tfpton, J. S~ 21 Aug 1896 Tole, 1. M. 14' Mch 19001 Tolilesi, Mrs. E'. C:, 18 Sapl 1895, To!rn aden" ch i1 d af 19 Mch l89If Torn aden , child of 26 Nov r892 Topping, Mrs. H: B~ 2,Dec 1892 Topping, Howard B~ 6 May 1893 Travi s, Samuel . 16 Sep' 1893 Thorp, Chas E'. 16 Aug 1893: (?)T~irnper,· Susan R. 6' APr 1904' Trou se aUt, J.J~ 21 SeP) 1902', 2 Jan 1903: Tr.ouse au, Lucy, S~ Tro,wbri dge, G;. G;. 14 Dec' 1907r' Drd'er.ed' by'" Buria'll .81llLCause; d: ~ The Fami 1y' OW Dg COl;; spencer.' Post. Off Comm; -1._ No. IQ John Thorton OHT Mrs; ThroBs ;Mrs Jones" OH' Chas Thudiuml " om ?6;r Paralysi s" 54: 411 28; RR Accid. 86) 54' 1)33~ 27' Tubercul. 174: Chas' F. Thudium Olf 9?' Meas1'es' 6:11 Co. Poor, Com. Eudo)ra' 40 Cancer13'5~ If. G'. Honnold: \\G' 26) Burns' 3T W,'iR' Sini th; Family:;'MiilPoint, KsM' Typho'id~ F 5't . 5'. G:. (?')McCann' MG76; SenileDeb. 89, J. D. (:?lTaxar' ?Vermont 45 Torn aden l\l7: 8\ Mr. Torn aden' Blank 23 H. B. Topping B.C; 2~ The' Family; Ba1'dwii:t, 26, Anna Travis' Off" 29: Ellas; Butler:,Lansing; Cansing' 29' Miss Alice Winn oro 78: ? 140 C: J. Stolll'ard; WBliamstown' 68.1 Dropsy! 120 C. J'. Sto)111 ard: Bl.ank 5' }'Irs: 124' Sis,ter;~ Mrs M J' Olf 82 com'. of 8.2 Call & Son diseases; 2 Jun 1895; E: S~ Tucker 00 (child)" 42 Tucker', Elma S: 26' Dec,1896 Tucker, child of G. GeO' TucJ(er;Mr' Dean C11inton'~: Tonsili Us'· 57' Thomas' Tucker Clinton' 94' OM age + U5; Tucker, Mrs. Harri et 6' May 1902" 8: May 1903~ Tucker, John' W~" (?>I. Tucker' CI'ihton" 7fJ' Old age +. 128) Turley, . chiild of no date~ W.f(. TUrley" C?lHear,ty" Oak Cern. 64: (listed between 9/13 and 9/20, 1897):' 21' May' 1899' Turner, Mrs. E. 50 Lung! Trbl 81 tbHonnOlld;CiityMar:shall F.I7' 25, May: 1900: Turner, iinfant:. ..:L_Turner;: Ci:ty' Missouri 1 yr 92 26 Aug 1897, 1\1rs: Turner; W,m Ifayden; 0026) 6-3 Turner, OI:lie A G: Honno,ld' M;:: 3~· yrSw. a Pi;nl 75' Tutt, chBd olf 12 No'v 18983 Tuttle', Adam . 30'. . J WT! 1902 Estate', J'o,hnHoOlver-; Adm.70~ sen. Debir~l'l!T ....! ., >:.. ::.. G. A. Tut.t1e~ Marfon' ~.>\. ~; ~-Jt;'! '~s~'~:,'\ ~-t~~~~>2,"::'}~~~~~s TUttle\' Mis,- ; Grace . 5 FeB) 1905' F:E. Titttle::W A" March a-r; Vi'nl'and 25 Pneu. 152 283 NOlv 1'896', Tuttle', Harriet (?)Dan1 Bl'rick Marion 60 Acci'dent 56, Adam Tuttle' Tuttle, Mildred 7 Mch 1905 Mrs. Geo'. TUttle Collins o?? 154' Tuttle, Wm MarshalE B~ E~ Tuttle;' Si,b1ey;Viin1'and 9" Shaft r89' 9' SeP" 190fi (?)'.[1weed, Andrew 4' Sep 1905i The Fami 1Yi, Ofr 87 r60 26', Mch 1900j T.Wiit'chell, C'. S:. The Family' OU13 Asthma 90 7{ May 1906 Tyding s, Mary Fe" P:' F Tydings, husband HigbeeMo' 42 Tuber-cuI!. 169' T.y,n~r, Isham' 41 Mch 1904: Mils. Isham Tyler OH8$ Kfdney1l'lib 138: Cap'! Co,> ;~t 15 K Caw; Co. Commission Tyler, Mrs;:',· Sarah 6 Nov 189m MrB~ R. W: sp'ar.r: ()}f" 'lO:' 75 Ci ty;: A. G'. Honnold 8) Fe'b' 1892 Tyl'er, Thos. G'eo. HoUingburg :'AGHI Blank Tyndall" Evangeline; 24' Dec: 1897.' 0: U. Ty.ndall Jackson.;;.2{Y vill'e, 111. 26, Mch l89It Tyson, Saull M;':'" A'. J'. Dicker 8Tyson, WUma C. 6 Jim 1904~ Wi!l!li am Tyson OFf' LTrbl142 ~,.< ~". ar 'Comp~led by' Pauline B. Elniff, . -to be contlnued- �\ 135 L c_MOSES -KEOKUK, -CHIEF OF JHE SAUK AND F0XIN DIANS:, -'- ...... -'-~----'-------l On Nove~ber -.- ,~ --, -- 23. 1868. MosesKeokuk. Chief of the Sauk and Fox tribe was jalled overnight in the Lawrence jail with three companions. MO-ko-ho-ko. Ka-ka-pe-quode and Muscoe-tah. for the offense of "going to washington. DC." They were on their way there to see the "Great White Father" to protest the treaty p,:'oclaimed October 14. 1868 whereby the Sauk and Fox lands of Osage Co •• KS were ceded to the lI:overnment where it "went to settlers in lots of 160 acres. at not less than ·$1.50 per acre." The U.S. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. Charles Mix when he learned of their proposed visit to ~ashington. had adVised Thomas ~urphy. Indian Superindendant for Kansas that no d.elegation of Indians "in your superintendency will be allowed to visit this place during the present fiscal year ••• for the reason that there are no funds at the disposal of the Department ••• to use to defray their necessary expenses. Keokuk when read this statement replied that he had money enough to defray this expense and left with five others for Lawrence. Ks in November of 1868. Agent Wiley followed and made an aff1davit for the arrest of Keokuk and the other chiefs. The case was brought before the U.S. Commissioner. W.F. Montgomery and was set for the next term. Keokuk would not pay bail and was ordered to Jail. However. he eventual+y did reach his destination according to the New ~ Tribune 14 Deci.ember 1868 issue: " " '-" .. . "WASHING,!,O~. !>EC;:••12_'-To-day a delegation of the Sac and Fox In': dlans of th~ MISSISSIPPI, In charg~ of Keokuk, their head chief, accompanied the_ Hon: Sidney Clarke of Kansas. to see the President aJld make known their ~evances. The Indians were attired in their highest style. Wancom-mo wore a coat loaded with ten or twelve pounds of beads and wampum and fringed with buckskin strings a foot long. Two of the chiefs wor~ ne~klaces of nails o_f grizzly bear's claws, strung on an otter skin. These nads are about five mches in length, and the necklaces cost hundreds of dollars ea~h. The ~r~sident kindly received the painted warriors, and assured them h)s ~rotect1on. They have come to Washington without the sanction of the .Indian Office, ~ effect, if possible, the removal of swindling officers on their reserv_e. Notice has hithet:to aI?peared of. th.eir arrest and imprison!D ent by their ~gent, and of their sumg Commissioner Mix for false imprlsonm~nt. T~elr arrest, though sanctioned by the Interior Department the President disapproves... The following is the paper which they submitted to Mr. Johnson: l,. -,:. J I \ I ,. "To his Euelle71C7/ eM Pr.rid••t: ' "WASHINGTON, D. C.. Dec. 12. 1868. "The undersigned. chiefs f~m the Sae and Fox triiIeA of the MlssissippL respectfully repre- sent to your excellency that the,,: agent, Albert Wiley. having been guilty of misconduct in office sho,!!d be remo.v~ for the followIng reasons: ' ' I, For givIng. the ex~lusive right to trade with their tribe to one William Whistler, who charged them exorbl~t prices for. the necessaries of life. amounting to twice or three times as muc.~ as the same art1cles cost outside the reservation.. • tit 2. That besides refusi.nlr any person license 'to trade with the tribe the agent removes or reatens to remove. the chIefS, for not advising their people to trade with this licensed mon~p­ oly, a,:,d that ~he agent represents to their people that the government wishes them to nay such exorbItant pnees. .., "3. That when they desired to Come to Washington to obtsin redress for their grievances' the agent declared that he would deprive Keokuk of his position. which he has held for over twe!'.ty years. and wou.1d arreat the whole party. . . 4. That agept Wtley f~llowed them to Lawrence, Kan .. and procured thetr arrest and im~~~C::::.':t~t, not or any crone. but because they desired to represent their wrongs to the de. •• 5 ?,;{ mis;epresentinjr to us that our, last troaty was ratified [proclaimed? J, a~d ;eq~est­ ID!!, an d In uen~lDg us to SIlrt1 a deed for a strip of land two and a quarter miles wide and four mldle~ lon,g. durlDg the absence of ,the United States interpreter. thereby taking us unprepared an "orcmg us to convey valuable property to the detriment of the tribes. " the S For t~Fe ~out;ages o! the .ag~nt,~and for his collus!on with the trader. we, the chiefs of d ~c an ox. I. sot, e MIssiSSIPPI. respectfully ask you to remove both agent Albert Wiley ~:!td t e }radu:- ";;I!\;.,am ;hlStier. and appoint an agent with instructions to license at least two th ers hOd .e rI ' . d? come to your ~xcellency clahning protection against the rapacity of de~~e:';d eSI",! tot~1D us of the I!ttle we hay,," We have full faith that the government <Si ed)ua JUS ICe, an we g yo~.wtll grant our prayer and see justice done us.. . gn .. KEOKUK; his X mark. " W AN-COIll-1II0, his X mark. ',' . _____ , .. MAN-A-T.O-WAH, __,__._,_, _".his,X mark.---·---'-------1 "QUAH-QUAD-LUP-PE-QUAH, his X mark. ' , __ _ _ "CHARLES KEOKUK. son of Keokuk. and Interpreter. ~--- - -_ _ _;,;.G~OR~E ~~nterprete~':""'" d 0;:; -------c·, r- , - From ~ ~ #Utorical couecttonl and la1l ~ I. Kansas Collectio~. Spencer Research Library. Uni versi FY of I lKansas _ I L __ J .J es Keokuk and --, Charles attended school tor a I ~lme ln Baldwln. KS wlth Fannle f ,---' land Issac Goodell. Jane Shaw ' _, __ ._,,,j Paw-kaw-kah and Joe ChiCk-o-~huk', L__Phot<>. courtesy- ~~ th:__~ansas State Hl.stO~lc;"i- S';cl~ty - - - ----------- -- -- \ -' �136 CLINTON Township -1 MEMBERS OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH AT CLINTON DOUGLAS COUNTY. KANSAS -7:-Continued from Vol ~ VIII. No 2. p. 93 ~ci--;~' ;r- - - - - -f:-(\3-~--,----------''-''------, . ---------- ~-- r-- -- --- --- ------ J.a1!! BOm. George S. BOm. Mrs. Hattle A. BALDWIN. Hattie CURTIS. Mlss Ellzabeth HULCE. Adolphus SHEPARD. Mrs. Carrle E. DEAN. Frank SHEPARD. Mrs. E11zabeth SHEPARD. J.W. ~OUNG. M1ss Mary H. LEAcaMAN. Mlss Estella A. CuaTIS. Frank OLN~. lo/1ll1s GE~EB. Henry GE~Ea. Mlss Joanna GE~Ea. Sarah L. ' ~ Mrs. Maggle HALDERMAN. Samuel W. I ~~g!E.J::;;en MOSS. Frank MOSS. Mrs. Ella DODDS. W.E. DODDS. Mrs. Maggie BALDWIN. Mrs. Elvlna CUMMINGS. Margaret I McKEE. Raymond 1. McKEE. Bruce I 1a2Q - iPATTON. ll 2\Mrs. Adelia laaQ. 12.Q£ 1 BRA~LEY. PAYNE. Walter Levl PAYNE. Mrs. Vienna BULLOCK. Mlss Minnie O. LYSINGER. Mrs. Fannle M. RABER. ElL B. MARTIN. Alven E. MARTIN. Ella B. RABER. Miss Elma FARWELL. Franklln M. FARWELL. Clara Rebecca BALDWIN. Mary Gertrude 12.Q!! McKEE. Jennie May DEAN. Adelia CZAPLINSKI. Charles G. CZAPLINSKI. Mrs. Laura COPLEY. L1zz1e A. ~ 1l12l SQUIRES • Wlll1am A. MEl'CALF. Mrs. E.A. M. MEl'CALF. W1lllam E. PATTON. Frederic Rlchard ~~~~'c;~~I!e J. STOWE. Mlss Clara F. RABER. Perlle STOWE. Mlss L1llie K. CUMMINGS. Myra Belle iiALDEaMAN. W1nn1e iiALDEa~IAN. Mlss Jennle _---- ---,~ STOWE. Benjam1n ' McKEE. Mlss Maggle S. STOWE. Charles ' I DEAN. FrankUn M. DEAN. Mlss E. May \ ' DEAN. Mrs. Jennle WHITE. M1ss Mary P. \ WHITE. Elmer W. 1a2J BALDWIN. Chester U. \ MER. Mrs. Kate BALDWIN. M1ss Ed1th A. CUMMINGS. Wllllam J. Jr. DEAN. L1llle B. STOWE. Clarence B. 1!l.2!!: ~ \ KEITH. Mrs. Isabella SIZER. Davld D. lHALDERMAN. Mlss Margaret A. CuaTIS. Mrs. Clara ~t-~---~-DEAN' A.B. PATTON. Mrs. Josle T. DEAN. Mrs. Della McALLABTEll. Charles A . - McALLASTER. Mrs. Emlly; ':ll!25 HUL~E. Dudley.B. , \ STEELE. Mrs. Isabella RABER. Mlss Alta \ 11 STEELE. Robert Alex PATTON. ~l1ss Annle A. 'I STEELE. Maude 12Q2 HALTERMAN. Mrs. M.M. BRADLE~. Mrs. Huldeh A. DEAN. Rachel W. BALDWIN. Fredrick M. CUMMINGS. James McKee CUMMINGS. Bruce H. c~KEE. Gordon E. ··t)EAN. James R. MOSS. George G. STEELE. James F. HARRELL. Roy J. DERB~. Arthur G. DODDS. Gerturde E. ADRIAN. Frances M. BRADLEY. Ora E. TUCKEll. Dora T. JOHNSON. Harry C. JOHNSON. Elmer J. HOOD. Harry 1·. BELLES. Orner R. GIBLER. I van W. BRADLE~. Oral A. -l -1~ McKEE. - '\'[ DEAN. James Harlle DEAN. Mary C. STEELE. Mlss Margaret C. STEELE. Mlss Edl th E.A. PETEFISH. Mrs. Kate A. J.W. McKEE. Lemire E. . McKEE. Emma U. Freeman. Mrs. C l a r a ' I l32B. GIBLER. Thomas GIBLER. Mrs. Mollie GIEBSE~. Mrs. Lill1e BARTON. Mrs. Myrtle I 1ftft1 DEAN. Mrs. Anna N. i 'I ~ PRICE. Davld T. WOODWARD. Charles E.' WOODwARD. Nrs. Allce WILLIAMS. Mrs. Anna ~ PATTON. Rlchard L. FRAZIER. Luther M. HUTCHINSON. Andrew J. LOSEY. Mrs. Nona PATTON. Nrs. Rachel W. l.illl..Z DERBY. George F. ~I 1&22 'BARTON. Mlss Luella May KEITH. Edmond Ray J STEELE. Mrs. Hattle EUzabeth -.-~- PATTON. Wl11iam Donald TUCKER. Mrs. Susan Elmina TUCKER. George DEAN. Wallace Anderson PORTER. Byron I DERBY. Mlss Grace Emlly MEAD. George B.R. MEAD. Mrs. Cora McKEE. Mr. W.J. McKEE. Mrs. W.J. i ---- l§22 HUMFHREY. Mrs. CarolLne ~========~===-- 1898 1888 DEBBY. Franklln A. Jr. ANDERSON. Mlss Rose W. MAGINNIS. Mrs. Lucy A. FARWELL. Mrs. Mary J.M. AUSTIN. Miss Mary A. AUS'rIN. Mr. A.C. l21Q I . RABER. Samuel J. .l ~ALLEN. Mrs. Annie I MURPHY. M1chael J. MURPHY. Mrs. Lena LOSH. Mrs. Lura May KAMFSCHROEDER. Mrs. Sadle LASH. Arthur I MURPHY. Teresa ~ M~.'-=B~e.!..s~s~le~-----HOUT. Mrs. Carollne FRY. Roy Moses FRY. Grace Jeannette FISHER. Mrs. Gertr\tde P. STEELE. Mrs. Rebecca' MOSS. Mlss Gladys DEAN. Ruth Derby DEAN. Mary Pearl DEAN. Eftle May DEAN. Faith Eleanor BROWN. J.Walter l21l KAMPSCHROEDER. Charles F. / Copled and submitte4 by Vivian Clough I �·.- l:J'( EUDORA Townsh1p SHAWNEE INDIAN,. PASCHAL FISH OF EUDORA. KANSAS by Fern Long. Eudora Area Historical Society. 1985~· Willlam Jackson was a whlte man taken captlve by the Shawnee Indian Trlbe of Ohio when a young man and raised with the Shawnee. He was given the name of Paschal FISH. Upon the death of Captaln.Rogers. the leader of the small Shawnee Band near Cape Girardeau. Mo •• leadershlp was glven to Paschal FISH. In the Indlan Removal Act of 18)0. the Flsh Band of Shawnee moved to northeast Kansas on Shawnee Reserve lands near the present town of Turner. Kansas. near Kansas Clty. Chlef FISH had a son. Paschal Jr •• born ln 1804 and at least four sons; Charles. born 181). dled 1869; Isaac. b. 18)) ln Kansas Terrltory; Jesse, died 1866. John and Wllliam and probably some daughters, one probably marrying . Josephus Pascal. . Paschal FISH. Sr •• d1ed 1n 18J4 and hls son. born near St. Louis. MO and named for h1s father assumed leadership of the Flsh Tr1be at age )0. He was educated in a Friends M1sslon School and was marr1ed and had some children whose names we have not found. He was an interpreter for the Saawnee M1ssion Manual Labor School. his father had requested from the government. Hls wlfe and chlldren mlght have ~ied ln one of the terrlble cholera or smallpox epldemlcs that wiped out whole vlllages of Indlans as they came ln contact wlth the wh1te man. He was a cousln of the Shawnee Prophet. Paschal FISH, Jr. was also a blacksmlth for the government. a buslness man and a Methodist Minlster. He was descrlbed as a kind Chrlstlan man. Hls second wlfe was Hester Zane. daugher of Hannah (Dlcklnson) Zane. a Wyandot Indlan. They married Oct. 14 1847 and she died four and one half years later on Aprl1 17. 1852 Thelr chl1dren were: Obadlah-b. 1848; Eudora-b. 1850 and twins-Leander Jackson and Andrew-b. 1852. Eudora and Andrew went to 11ve wlth Grandmother Zane. Paschal must have remarrled between 1852 and 1855 as hls wlfe. Consort FISH dled ln the cholera epidemlc of 1855. Obadlah and Leander Jackson must have stayed w1th thelr father as they were 11v1ng ln 1860 and listed on Eudora's deed. Obad1ah 1s m1ss1ng on government rolls atter 1855 so may have d1ed then also. Paschal then marr1ed Martha Captaln (b. 1814. d. 1860) at age 46. Wlfe No.5 was Mary Ann (McClure) Steel and he acqulred a stepoodaughter. Anna Ham. ln 1857 census. She may have been Martha's daughter. Anna marr1ed Henry W. Edmonds (Edwards). also called Anna (Harvey) Edmonds ln 186) and had 1 chl1d. Paschal's last wlte was Jane Qulnney and she went Wlth h1m to Oklahoma ln 1872 and ls on the Quapaw rolls and dled ln 1873. It was probably ln the 1840's when Paschal FISH came to the Eudora area, as he and brother, Charles operated a ferry over the Kansas River at the mouth ot the Wakarusa and part ot Col. Donlphan's Army terried across the Flsh ferry enroute to the Mexlcan War as they traveled over the Ml11tary Branch ot the Santa Fe Tra1l from Leavenworth through the present sl~e ot Eudora to W1110w Sprlngs to joln the regular Santa Fe Tra11. Paschal requested a Mlssion School ln the Eudora area as his father had done and the Methodist Church started the Wakarusa Shawnee Indian Miss10n here ln 1851. It closed ln 1854 due to the slavery problem. Dr. Abram Stl1l and h1s two doctor sons. hls wlte and one son's Wife. Mrs. Still. helped at the Misslon. Paschal's brother. Charles was lnterpreter at the school The bulldlng reverted to Paschal and ln 1857 a group ot Germans agreed to buy 774~ acres from him to tound a town. In 1860. when the Eudora deed was Signed by Paschal. he was said to have been chiet ot 600 Shawnees. many halt whi te blood. Pascnal FISH bu1lt a hotel or inn on the Fremont-Westport Trail from the Kansas . City area to Lawrence. iocated at the south edge ot the present town of Eudora. He sold 1t in 1872 when he ~ent to Oklahoma. , ..J __ ... ______ ..- - From 1857·to 1866-;Paschal FISH· preached for the Methodist Church ln E~:lora and other nearby areas as one ot the Circuit Ministers to -the-Indians. He dled on the Oklahoma-Kansas border February ot 1894 by freezlng to death. Paschal had an orphan. Judge Cato FISH in his taml1y in 1857-1858 • - -. - - - - - - .-- ~ .. _-'.._- \ L �138 GRANT Township ,f ' / ...... , I, ('" - ,- ------ : "i From the Book THE DELAWARE INDIANS, by C.A. Weslager" Rutgers Un1 __ v.er_s1ty __ ____ .Press_,.New ______ _Br.unsw1.ck~, ____________ New Jersey .• ~1-972________ __ ~,7-~-~ ~ ~~ ~~~ ~ ~~~~ ~ ~~~ p. 419 "The traditional lJelawares refused to send their children to school or the Chrlst1an Mission and they continued to observe their ancient religion. They gathered together each fall in the Big House-which stood in a cluster of walnut trees. later known as B lamarc.k Grove. about 6 miles east of Lawrence-dancing around. the sacred 'centerpost with the carved faces of M'sing"(masked spirit) .. - .: ----- 1 . "'i>. .r.~•.. , ~ l --:- . ----- I I --.-=--~ . THE 'DELAWARE "BIG HOUSE" '. SHOWING CARVED CENTER ~J posrr - - - - - ------_._-- - - - - - - - - - LIST of DELAWARES on the RESERVATION 1n KANSAS WHO DECIDED to BECOME AMERICAN CITIZENS: (1866)-Complled by John G. PRATT, In!;ll~Ag~nt-_-- ~------. -:-.- i' - r - ' - . . Heads of Fam.1.!.1M Mary Jane DEF'tlIES Frances C. GRINTER Annie GRINTER William Henry GRINTER Rosanna GRINTER Sally HONE:iWELL George O. COLLINS LeWis KETCHUM Elizabeth Z. KETCHUM John W. KE'fCHUM Mary E. KE.TChUM Sarah Ann Ke~CHUM Ellen SWISiiER Melinda WILCOXEN Betsey L:EIGLEH Logan ZEIGLEH Sophia ZEIGLcii George ZEIGLlli Mary Tlblow STEVENSON. Mary Ann TIBLOW Nannle PRATT_ ._______ _ -,~. i. L - I' ~ 24 27 45 25 37 36 22 31 24 21 41 24 36 54 40 Number of Minor Ch1ldren 2 5 4 o 8 4 1 7 o o o 4 2 1 (died Oct 1867) 32' 24 17 2 1 24 3 43 1 5 ,, -j i -- 7 / I I' �KANWAKATownshlp - ....- - 139 . . ~ KAN WAKA NEWSPAPFB. ITEMS From Lawrence DallY Journal Thursday. Sept. 13. 1888 George RICHARDSON has a new "hay hand". It ls supposed he wlll be a heavyw~lght pltcher for he already w,lghs twelve pounds. Charles HANN who has been ln Callfornla more than a year came back to "good old Kansas and Kanwaka" last week. James HOOK anS;!daughter Mlss Ella. started last Sunday mornlng for a vlslt to Eastern frlends by way of the G.A.B. excurslon. Mr. and Mrs. HANSELMAN took the traln for the East last Sunday mornlng. They wlll attend the G.A~. reunlon at Cofumbus. Ohl0 and then spend some tlme vlsltlng relatives ln the north p~rt of the state. Several of our young folks are attendlng school in Lawrence. Miss Ollle RICHARDSON an~ brother. Eaernest. at the Business College and Messrs. Will and Fred RAYMOND t Lloyd DVFFIE and Allce TOPP[iNG at K.S.U. . . . From Lawrence Daily Journal. December 5. 1888 Clarence STOWE blows a new cornet. A.W. HADLEY has recovered and <:1,.s able to "shuck corn" agaln. Prent DOUGLASS expects to enter the Buslness College ln the near· future. Lloyd DUFFEE has moved to Lawrence for five days in the week·. goes to the K.S.U. the boys say. He The Mlsses FITZPATIRICK very pleasantly entertained about 70 of thelr frlends at thelr ho.me ln W. Kanwaka last Friday nlght. The evening was spent dancing and card piliiying. About 12 o·clock the guests were lead lnto the dlnlng room where an elegant supper was served ••• " From Lawrenoe Dally Journal December 13. 1888 Herman RICHARDSON 1ntends to '" ~ove to Lawrence soon. Misses T1llie and Mary JOHNSON entertained a party of frlends last Frlday night Wm. CLELAND has advertised his stock and ~ools for sale a6d will move to Lawrence �----- rI From Report of Special Comm1ttee' 1.2 Investl:aate-------"Li~;6TroUbles 1n Kansas. 34th C~ngress. lstSess1on, n ----~I J ~~~~~-r--~~~~~-,' SAltlUEL SMITH called and sworn. - , I came into the Territory on the 1st of April, 1855, from Illinois. and ~ettled near Lecompton. Mr. Joseph Oakley and myself boughi .a c1alIIl: there of Mr. L. D. Hendricks. Immediately after we took posseSSlOn, Mr. Oa~ley left !or Michigan for his family. I remained there. I ~ent to ~ansas Clt.y to take down Mr. Oakley, lea.ving my boys to ?Ulld. a. Call1!l on my portion of the claim, Mr: Oakley and mvselfh.avmg dlvldeult .. A committee waited upon me after my retuin and mformed me I w.ml trespassing upon a claim owned by S. J. J~nes, aftewards. shenff, amL a Dr. Davis. A gentleman calling hl/mself Dr. ~avls was p!,es.ent, and ~old me this. 'l'heyordered t~ appear before a comnllSSlOn estabhshed at Benecia, b1lt I did not d9 so. It was the 8th of A pril that. we took possession of the claim. ~n t.he 2d of IIlay, , Mr. :Tones ca!ue with II. party. I was sick and in ?~d m Mr. Oakley s caom, all mille had not much accommoelation in l~. Mr. Oakley's cabin was on the claim when we bought it. Mr. ~o~es told ~e he ll!~d bumed my cabin, and told me I must leave the c~alm, th~t It was.lll.s .. 'l'here was some conversation about the penalties of. thiS assoclatiatlOn, among which were hanging, tarring and feathenng, &c. I wa~s~mewhat threateued with these peualties in the n~me of the aSSOCIatlOn. I have never been able to ascertain / thQ..t either Jones or Davis had ever been ~n_poss_essiun of this claim. , I d~d not leave, but contiuue!l to work oil the claim. I found myrl cablD burned duwn. On the 28th of May I was im'ited to assillt a , man by the name of Hancock, who lived near hy, in buildin!7u house a~d went over there fur that purpose. 'Ve were cutting logs a short I dIStance froUl where the house was to be erected; and shortly after I · we comm~uced work, au alarm Willi given that a crowd of armed men , were commg toward!! UB. rrhere were some half a dozen of Ull at work anel we all.l~ft i~medintely and went to the house that .lItlr. Hancock · was then hVlllg Ill. When we got there, I saw a crowel of twenty, five or thirty ,men coming tow~rels the house; and when they ~ot · there we were ordered by l\1r. J ones, the leaeler, to disperse. We · stood 0111' grounrl, nwl they llllLl'chcelllp ill front of the house. Jones ordcrCIL the crowd to lUake re:uly an(1 take uim, and in that position they caUie up. They were all UflllcU with shot guns, rities, and revoLvers. ~mong them I recogni7.ed l\lr. Jones, Mr. Evans rrodhunter, Mr. Ro~enck, now pOHtmtLster in Lecompton, Mr. 'raylor, u luwyer, Mr. Ellison, called" Squire Ellison," and a Mr. Gentry. \Vhen the cro~vd had got neal' enough to fire, after they had taken aim, Mr. Elh~on call~d out not to ?hoot. \Ve showed no resistance, but stood perf~ctly 'Iuwt. ~~r. Ellison Hpoke to me, and said we ought to be careful, for flOlUe of the bOYIl would Hhout. After some conversation lIIr. J.OIlt!R onlcrell l\l.r.I~LaIlc:oek to lL'ave the prelJlillcl:l, which, at first' , he rciul:!ed to do; bllt 1~lter "Ollte thrcatH, he tuuk out hill glJl)dt3 fro~ I --.!!Ie house !lud wellt II/\. I III)(h~rl:itooll lit thnt tillle that Jones _wa~~ me I I ,~ I L. I L·--- postmaster at Westport, I11issollri. Mr. Hancock's 1amiLy\veretufnel1~1 out of doors, and, 101' sOllie weeks afterwards, I Raw hiM gooels out on the open prairie, until he could I.uilel a house for himRelf. At that time I I' had some conversation with Jones, after 1'111'. Ellisog had told me be had been to my cabin, lLud had adviselLme to leave it, possibly for fear Jones aud his party would turn me out by force. Mr. Jones, in conversation, acknow ledged that he had threatened to shoot me if he found me in Oakley's cabin again. I returned to the cabin after that, and sent two of my boys out to arouse the neighbors. 'l'he rest of us went to work to forti(y the cabin, so thut we m~ght defend it, by loading our guns and knocking ont some chinks between the logs to put our guns through. I found written Oil the cabin door, "Yon are herel,y ordered to leave .these premises by 4 o'clock this evening,'" 'l'his was written with red chalk, but had no signature. About 4 o'clock, J 011es came to the , cabin, leading a crowd. I went ont and hael a conversation with him. ~ He was allxillllR foJ' me to leave without further trouble, and insisted " thllt I IJ1UHt leave at all hazards. After cllllsulting my friends, I COII; eluded to leave the cabill; ami we all (lill RO, and went ofl' from it for : 11 short dilltullce, ami st.0ppl'll to ~ee what would he done. Junes went. . back IIIllI con~lIlteel his fl'iends /:)1' a while, !Lu!l then some man of the crowu went up 011 thu rouf of the callin and set the shingle::! 011 fire. I was not Ileal' enough to reeogllize that lUan. 'l'he cabin was burned down. One of Illy HOllS and a ,MI'. Gront weut to the cabin !lIld took , Illy goo!IH out after the cabiil waH set 011 fire. I left the claim then for ",everal mouths, until nl't<~r 1\11'. Oakley returned. Jones intt a , IllllU in a house outside of the claim we had bought, aUlI tll!!Y took I ~r raill:l we hatl cut, !lnu ruilj~d a crop of corn on ou~ claim. Mr. . J.one8never~lived iii- that house, and did not. live in the.Territory, so ·fllr_as I know. After Mr. Oakley returned, he built a houstl on his claim, and we then went on the cilliru again and occupied it. I went ..M my. share of the claim Bhortly after Mr. Oakley did, and I commenced building a house. In the conversation, at. the time Mr. Han·cock. W&8 turned out of the house he was living in, Mr. Jones told me, ·when.! threatened to apply for civiL redress, that Judge Lecompton ,wL\S·interested in the claim. In September last, an injunction was served upon me, issued by Judge Lecompton, forbidding me to commit any more waste by cutting timber on this land; and the case is . still before. his court, and I have ever since been under that injunotipn.. After my house was burned, I went to Tecumseh, and uilplied to. the grand jury for redress against these persons for having burned· my house an{l threatened my life, but they refused to give me any. ,hearing. This was before the county lines were established. Attorney General Isaacs told me there was no law in regard to burning 'iwuseB _or mobbing persona, and they had no jurisdiction over it: .,' 8AM~L SMITH. l... LAWRENCE, K. T., May 12, 1856. I ',.; .\," �____ J~:_~~~,?Jj;:~O:Wf~~1P 141 ------------ .. - - - -- -.------- ----- I ~ . I'. I : MINUTES _,OF. THE .ORGANIZA.TIONAL ME~ING OF THEil \ FAIRVIEW BRETHREN CHURCH . .-Ji~~ ::::.:=='::=:::::-:-;;:::-=---~-E_-=Ch=-~o: . :-:_.~-K: : :-asn=~a-_-=S-=M_=a_1: .:- _=6-~-~I· =:-i=88=-7=-=-~=-::- -~.==:::'~.~l~'=-'! :--_-~---T"'--1ft\:\)\" r S"ubml tt;(1b1 Jack'le Kenned1 -~ -:--,.-........... ,--- . . . -- _C0!i~1nued - - _ _ _ _ _ ________ -"- -- - I l on next pS,ge : - : . _ .--.T- ---' ,. ./ �MARION Township continued: .r. :1 - I. -~ ~ • " ,-::;X' '~". . . ; , c . . · 1 -~\:~".~J::''; Fr_o~PBooklet Entitled.] .__ __., _. COUNlty SUPERINTENDENT~.QZ SCHOQLS .• 1902, . ~__ , . 142 [.,', - .. , , i , . - _~ _ " ....L. • - - t v' _ _ _ _ _ _ _ •. - Mi,,;; LIIIII Sinclair. "f district No. lili, MaI"ion Township. who I'eceivetl the highest gcnel-al a\'cl'ag'c in the seventh and the eighth grades upon ti nal examination, represented her class of .84 members as valadictorian at thc g'r:tllll:ttinK excrcises .held at Lawrence on the -evening of June 20,1901. For this hOIlOl' Miss Sillclair received'a scholarship, in Washhurn University; Topeka, Kan" w.here she is now attending school. -, - -- -- - . ,- - .. - - --.- \ \ Submitted ~y Vivian Clough r---' _l ---' �- -14)- --- PALMYRA Township A LET·TER FROMP.ALMIEiA. TOWNSHIP IN 18.59-- Pralrle Clty. P.O. Douglas Co •• Ks July 11th 1859 Hon. El1 If. Prlce.' Phl1a.·· Pa' Dear Slr Permlt me to address a few 11nes to you. on a subject however. on whlch lt appears we feel allke. I am a mlsslonary of the Moravlan. (Unlted Brethran ohurch) and have been ln the Terrltory ever slnce 1846. wlth a short lnterruptlon. I have seen the operatlon on the frontler among the semlclvl1lzed Indlan and have seen the Indlan ln hls orlglnal state. And havlng been at the federal Clty for a number of tlmes about Indlan affalrs and havlng made the acqualntance of many agents for the Indlans. I recelved conslderatle lnslde lnto that branch of Government. And when courts were establlshed ln thls Terrltory I made lt an object to learn ln how far the Indlan would be protected by It. But. alasl all ls calculated to exterminate the Indlan and destroy or hlnder all the ggod whlch ls done by benevolent Socletles. The master stroke. however. to accompllsh·the object has been done a few weeks wlnce by the expoundlng of the laws ln relatlon for the protectlon of the Indlans. It ls declded by the U.S. Supreme Court for thls te~rltory. that there ls no law ln exlstance. by whlch a person can be reached\1). who trespasses on the Indlans rlghts and that the U.S. has no rlghts to prooecute a person maklng a settlement on Indlan's land. . For two years I followed up suoh cases. havlng seen hundred of cords of wool carrled away. bul1dlng timber and ralls. Have seen how the Indlan so11. was cultlvated by lntruders. houses bul1t on thelr land and maklng the effoltto drlve the Indlan from hls own home. I thought lt lmposslble that person. gullty of such cr1mes. and when 4 to 5 wltnesses stand ready to testlfy to It. should be dlsmlssea and yet some 20 such cases were a1smlssed. that have made settlements on not more than 4 sectlons of Indlan land and besldes these I saw about 50 other cases dlsmlssed. My haart fal1ed me and I was ready to cry: "Lord lt ls enough now. take away my llfe for I am no better than my fathers." I had no more hope. for lf the Indlans can not be proteoted. for the averlesloness7 of the whlte man • lf there ls no penalty that he has to fear. ·every stlck of tlmber wl11 be taken from the Indlan. he wl1l be harraseed day after day. and I have already wr1tten to the offlcers of my church that I conslder the mlsslon work closed ln Kansas and that I were ready to return home. But strange as lt may appear. lt ls so never the less that my mlnd recased to the east. I felt assured there was nO,'hope ln the west of a reactlon. ln the Indlan's behalf. but I had to belleve. If the east could only be enllghtened on the Indlan treatment and thelr wants. they were not so corrupt. but would yet rise up for the rescue of the Indlan: If there were only a man of splrlt and abll1ty to revele and arouse them. That ls my only hope: And lt was cheerlng beyond measure when a few days ago. on a vlslt ~o the Ottawa Indlans. I learned of my fr1end John JONES. that there were socletles formlng for that purpose. I read the proceedlngs of the meetlngs both of N.Y. and Phlld. I rejolnced at the splrlt manlfested ln the resolutlons. I read your remarks and a hope gleaned up ln my darkened vls1on. that the wlcked and destructlve course now pressed? towards the Indlans. may yet be arrested. If we were only left alone wlth them we could do much for thelr good. but the ru1nous course has gathered strength by lts age. and power by popularity and the missionary can now only think of how to remove the evil and he could see no way to accompllsh It. But the popular voice can. I do not expect much from christlan denomlnations in thls dlrectlon. the unlted masses can only effect It •. And. from the bottom of my heart I glve you God's speed. "Come ,over and help usl" I would now suggest that ln my oplnlon. you ought to lnvestlgate or see lt done. or at least age tate It. whether lt be a fact. that there ls no law or statute by whlch one can reach trespassers on Indlan rlghts. I know well that there is a penalty of one thousand dollars agalnst maklnga settlement and e. on Indlan lands • .But Judge Pettett declded "that slnce the land belongs to the Indian and not to the U.S. the U.S. has no rlght to. create a revenue out of that whlch does. not belong to it. that the Indlans should bring the suit. "Well we dld by lnjunct10n and by lndlctment for the Indlans and for the U.S. but nothlng would do'. And a Indlan to br1ng sult. ln hls name 1s nonsense • . How can a ward sue? Yet I am not a lawyer and do therefore not understand the law. Hop1ng that these llnes may flnd favor. I am. very respectfully yours. G.F. OEHLER ,-,;:-::--=-=-=-=-===-====-:-:-:==--:--=-::~~---:----==---~ Letter courtesy of Kansas State Hlsto;i-cal- Soc1ety : ------------_._--- ___..J �144 WAKARUSA Township - _ _-1~...:~~.- ~-.:::~-~> _ _ -------- - .- --' _ c. __ From PORTRAIT ~d BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD of LEAVENWORTH.~~ ,DOUGLAS. and FRANKLIN COUNTIES. KS 1889. p. 812 and 813 -~ - - -:. - -~ J. C. WATTS, \ Candidate for Reelection as Commissioner \ from the 1st District, subject to the Republican Primaries, .Jun.' 6th, 190"2. . I kJ 1-----fl I ON. JOliN CRIMP WATTS, who has made his home in Kansas since the fall. of 1856, was born near Plymouth, Devonshne, England, September 3, 1835, a son of John and Elizabeth (Crimp) Watts, natives of the same shire. His father, who was the son of a stone masen, leamed that trade at an early age and after a t;ille began to take contracts. While engaged i" filling a contract he accidentally fell from the belfry of a church and was so injured that hei died six months later. Besides his wife (whol came to Kansas and died here at the age of fifty-: six yt;::.r~) ;-.e left four children, of whom John I Crimp is the oldest and the only 5urvh-or. Isaac, I the secone: son, was a soldier in the British army and served in India, hu: resigned, came to' America and settled in Kansas, where he died. Thomas, who was also a soldier in India, came to Ka:JS3S in the early days and remained here until18i9, when he went east, and since then all trace of '~'m has be~n lost. Mary, the only daugh- i ter, married A. Woods, and died in Lawrence. After his father's death our subject was ap-; prentic~d to his partner, with whom he remained I until he was eighteen. In 1853 he came to America on the sailer "Rose," and landed in Quebe;: ~fter a voyage of eight weeks. Going to Cleve1a::;1, Ohio, he worked as a stone mason and hric:'12.yer. In 1854 he went to Chicago and Waukegon, Ill., in both of which places he found employment and began contracting. In the fall , o[ 1856 be qme to Kansas. He was then a young' man of twenty-one years. With all the enthusi- : asw of youth began life in a new country amid hardships and difficulties. Going to Pottawatomie County he took up the first claim near r Louisville, and there he built a house and made; improvements, retaiuing the place for four years. As he passed through Lawrence he had noticed some stone buildings, and thinking it might be possible for him to secure work, he returned to I I i ! I he I -- -- - - - - - .-- - - '- this city in February, 1857, and began contracting a::td building. In order to hold his claim on Rock Creek, every six months for two years he made a· trip to it, starting from Lawrence on foot at noon and w::lking twcnty-five miles tbat day, and twenty-nine the next, reacbing the land after dark. Four years after be had settled in Lawrence a m::1D offered him $1,000 for it. He accepted the offer, deposited tbe money in a bank which failed three days later, entailing a total loss to him. Undiscouraged, however, he continued his work as contractor, and in time became successful, he and his uncle, Abraham Watts, being partncrs. He built the Miller block, G. A. R. building, Poehler block. tbe grocery building owned by Jobn Jones, and many residences i:J : this city. About 1890 he practically retired from i business, although since then he has consen ted , to take a few important contracts, among them: tbat of the library building in the UniYersitr of i Kansas (1894), and the Fowler shops at the university (1898).. He is the owner of considerabie I valuable, property in Lawrence, and bas dealt ex- I tensh'ely in real est"te. During the antebellum I· days he experienced all the terrors oi border warfare, and remembers well tbe pe.rils of tbe Quan- I trell ra'id that brought deatb and disaster to the i people of Lawrence. At the time of the Price' raid he was mustered into Company A, Third i Kansas Militia, under Captain Wheeler as corporal, and went with his regiment down to the Blue.' In Lawrence Mr. Watts married Fannie, daughter o{ Thomas Collier, who came frolll Pennsylvania to Lawrence in 1857. They be·came the parents of six children, of whom Mary died at fourteen years, and the others are at home. Mr. Watts voted the Republican ticket until the Tilden campaign, since which time he has been a Democrat. He is serving his third term as chairman of the Democratic county committee. For three terms he represented the third and iourtb wards in -the city council, 'where he was chairman of the committee on streets, alleys and bridges. For two years he held the office of ,street commissioner. On the Republican ticket, in 1874, he was elected to tbe legislature, receh'ing a majority Of six-hllllOreQoverAlexanaer . Banks. In the session of 1875 he secured the, passage of a bill assessing property and stock at ' the place of their location. Not wishing to be the recipient of any favors from the railroads, he sent hack 'all passes presented to him~ For two years he was a director of the state penitentiary under Governor Glick. After becoming a Demo- I crat he was a candidate for sheriff and treasnrer I of Douglas County, bpt his party being in the! minority he failed of election. However, he over- I came a majority of o~e thousand and was defeat- : ed by only one hundred votes. He is a demitted member of the Odd Fellows, and belongs to the: . Fraternal Aid Association, the Ancient O. rderjofi I United Workmen and Washington Post No. 12, I i I ~~-'-- .. ' Contributed by Dorothy Clar~ �WILL0W~SP.RINGSILTowii~hip -- --- --------- 145 .WHERE WORDEN CHURCH' GOT IT. '.§.. NAME I' ' __~~o_m L_._. _--- W·o~q.en';~n.1ted 'M'eth~d1st~_q!'l_urch . ~ - Febr-uarY--3. 1985- -. _---.,~.-~,._., ... _~~ .. (_" -~". - _ (.. Bulletin -i---';~~~_ j - .•-....:-~_~:~:-~y--7_r . I_...-;1' ......_t.;.O::·~.£,.:. ," .... --;:1\..;:'..,. __ .• ' ~ ~ ~_ ,~~~ ... -:~'-~ _ . - r U;~~l 19~ o~'r ch~;ch· had \ee~' known - as Willow Spr1ngs. I t stan.,,, 1n 1869 as a part ~f the Lawrence Circuit and later as a part cf the Eudora Circuit. In 1905 Deer Creek(now Stull) and Willow Springs comprised a circuit. ~ext we became a full-time appointment and the name was changed to Worden, for the community in which our church is located, rather than the township. The town of Willow Springs was an important stop on the Santa Fe Trail, was located 5 miles northeast of Worden(where the German Baptist Church is now located). The Willow Springs postoffice was closed November I, 1900. Worden's history as a post office address(although we still get mail addressed to Worden, Kansas)is found in KANSAS POST OFFICES by Robert W. Baughman: "A post office was es tab lished on September 22, 1884. John F. Schott was the first postmaster. This farming community is located east of Globe in south Douglas County. The post office was discontinued on May 31, 1895; reopened September 9, 1896, but was permanently closed on July IS, 1904." The question of where Worden got its name seems to have two possible answers. I am told by Raymond Schott, grandson of John Fredrick Schott, first and only Worden postmsster(this postoffice was located on the Fred Turner farm)that close to Oldenburg, Germany, where the Schott family came from, was a.town by the name of Worden. The Schott family had conections with the Worden Church, Miss Gertrude E. Schott was a member from 1909 until her death November 25, 1942. Two children of Hugo and Ethel Schott were baptized March 30, 1913; their namea were: Lola and Victor, grandchildren of the postmaster. If Mr. Schott was consulted about the name for the new postoffice, it-~y well have been named for Worden, Germany. However there is ;nother possiblity: ''Lorenzo J. Worden, born April 13, 1828, in Stephentown, N.Y. a descendant of Peter Worden of Clayton, England. Young Lorenzo was educated at Ithaca and Elmira Academies and taught school for eight years. He secured further education at Alfred University. On tour-through Virginia and North & South Carolina he witnessed the violence of slavery, and was determined to come to Kansas to help make it a Free State. He married Jane E. Wormley, June 7, l85~ and taught school one year to provide necessary funds to go to Kansas and participate in the struggle for freedom. They arrived in Lawrence, October 27, 1855. He located on a claim one mile west of Lawrence, and farmed until 1862, when he entered the office of internal revenue as chief clerk and assistant assessor for the State of Kansas, which pOSition he retained until 1870. He gained considerable respect in that office, and was elected state senator. He was made chairman of the committee on assessments and taxation. In 1873 he was appointed postmaster in Lawrence, second largest post office in the state. He was re-appointed by President Hayes, upon the almost unanimous petition of the City, in 1877. Mrs. Worden was a woman of fine intellectual qualification and finished education. Truly it may be said, never did wvman more devotedly sympathize with her husband, nor husband more affectionately appreciate the virtues of a good woman than have Mr. & Mrs. Worden." Much more has been written of Mr. Worden. In 1868 he purchased a t section of land just north of the Howard Broylea farm. Let us now look at the second possiblity of where Worden may have gotten its name. The fact of Mr. Worden oWlling land in this community, being in the Postal System, and a man of considerable prominence, would lead us to believe that, in seeking a name for the new postoffice. they might well have turned to the Honorable Lorenzo J. Worden, teacher, farmer, abolitionist, assessor, state senatori and postmaster. ''Worden Unincorporated" is only a spot on the map to the traveler's eye, or to those speeding down Highway 56(20th century Santa Fe Trail). If they blink their eyes, they may miss it completely! However, to the neighbors a~d friends of those tw~ places still carrying the.name Worden, Worden Ag. Service, and Worden United Methodist Church, they pleasant placea to stop. 'Vorden Unincorporated" will remain on the map and Jear to the hearts of many, while Echo, Willow Springs, Weaver, Franklin and countless other "hopeful cities" have disappeared. The final chapter on where Worden got its name may not yet be written, but at least we now have two possiblities. Contr'1buted by Lora Hughey L �146 I I \ COURT HOUSE TERMS i Administrattix - Fema~e administrator Administrator - Person appointed by law Affidavit - Make an oath - signed statement Ante bellum - Before Civil War App~entice - Bound, to learn trade Assignee - One to whom some right or property is signed over by the court Bequeath - To give Bequest - Inheritance Bounty land - Given by the government to induce men to enter military service Canon law - A law or statute of the church Christian name - Name given at birth Codicil ~u~pppiliem~ntoto ai~ill Consort - Wife or husband Conveyance - Transfer Curator - One in charge of records Custodian - Keeper of records Decade - Ten years Decedent - Deceased person Deed - A formal written paper conveying title to real estate Demise - Death Deposition - Statement by a witness Devise - To grant real property by will Dower - The legal right of a wife to own her husband's property Dowry - Estate that a woman brings to her husband at marriage Esquire - Mark of respect Executor The person named in a will to carry out provisions of same Executrix - Female executor Fiduciary - Held in trust Generation - A term of years Given name First name Grant - In deeds - transferring title to real property Grantee - One to whom a grant is made Grantor - One who makes a grant Guardian - A person appointed by court to care for rights of incapable persons - Lawful heir Heir at law Holographic Ibid. Interment Issue A will entirely in the hand,rriting of the testator - This record - Buried - Children of �continued Inventory A list of valuables filed in court by an administrator,or executor Legacy - A gift by will Maternal - Female side of the family Necrology - An obituary - a list of persons who have died Nee - Maiden name - name before marriage Nuncupative - An Offspring - Children Orator - Speaker Paternal - Father's side Petitioner - One who submits a formal written request Posthumous - Born after death of father oral~or unwritten will Posthumously - After death Probate - To prove by law Progeny - Descendants-- offspring - children of Relict - Widow Sibling - Brother or sister - all children of the same parents Spinster - A woman past the "normal" age for marrying Spouse - A husband or wife Surname - Family name Testate - Having left a valid will Testament - The disposition of one's personal property Testator - A person who leaves a will at his death Testatrix - A female testator Ultimo(ult.) - Last month Verbatim - Word for word Vestryman - A member of a church Vicar One authorized to perform services - A declaration of a person's wishes as to the way in which he I'Jill wishes to have his estate, or property disposed of after his death. et al - and others. Jean Snedeger CORRECTION: -~-- -- -_. -- - - Date on front cover of Vol VIII, No 2 of THE PIONEER should read, December 1984. -----------~- ,' ,',"My forefathers d14A" t' ~ome over on the MaYflOWei,~ut " they were there to meet the boat." --W1ll Rogers I __ _ _ __ _ _ _ _______ _ __ .______ ' __ i �148 l Queries are freeLEo-members. Th-ey should state at least two facts to gain best results. Queries are also free to non-members but must concern Kansas related ancestors of fifty years or earlier. ALLEN Mrs. Donna V. Davis, 4750 70th St., Townhouse #39, La Mesa, CA 92041. Would like to correspond with any descendant of Asaph King ALLEN, who d. in Lawrence, KS, 4 May 1871, to exchange genealogical information. Patricia J. Williams, P.O. Box 370, Ocean Park, WA 98640. Seeking information on the Charles F. SAUM and Mary BARDELL family. Both .b. in OH, 1820-1830. Among the SAUM first settlers north of the ~iver. He was the first postBARDELL master of N. Lawrence and also Justice of the Peace. Was TALBERT elected to the first board of trustees of Centenary HOUSE Children: Susan; GALLEGHER Methodist Episcopal Church 28 May 1866. Randolph Foster (m. Mary TALBERT 21 May 1871); John; Charles Sumner (m. Isabelle HOUSE); Indiana A. (m. James GALLEGHER); Julia; Emma; and Mary. Would like to know where Cha~les and Mary are buried and any information on the family. MACKOY LAWRENCE GRESHAM MAXWELL PETTERSON SHAW SPEAIRS STILWELL Robbie Nee11ey, 202 Pinecone Dr., Lawrence, KS 66046. Would like to correspond with anyone researching the surname MACKOY in KS. According to "The Lawrence-ChaseTowne1y Estate, the Mystery Solved" by Frank Alden Hill, published in Boston.in 1888, a MACKOY family was living in KS. The KS MACKOYs may have been descendants of the James MACKOY who came to and settled in King Williams Co., VA, m. in 1718 Sarah GRESHAM, daughter of Charles and Anna (LAWRENCE) GRESHAM. Nancy Porter, 1137 Cynthia, Lawrence, KS 66044. I have some old photos, a few letters, etc., relating to the A.R. MAXWELL family of Lawrence, KS, which I would be willing to give to descendants of this family. Some of the names on the photos are: Kate and L.B. MAXWELL· J George, Clyde, Oliver, Edward, Frances and Mildred ' MAXWELL; Esther and Walter PETTERSON; Mrs. STILWELL; Jesse SHAW; Mrs. Lou SHAW; Edna SHAW; Bevie (?) SPEAIRS; Emma PETTERSON. A.R. MAXWELL lived for a time on the N.W. corner of 7th and Connecticut St., in Lawrence, KS, and later moved to the BARTZ house in the 400 block of Maine St. He worked for Wells Fargo Co. Most of the photos are dated between 1890 and 1930's. �149 COREL ONEY McGEE LaHAY DOBBINS SPERRY PERRY NO. 6 GRADE SCHOOL STUDENTS DILLON HAYS McCLAIN MORRELL STAINBROOK CLINE HARE Barbara Dobbins Title, 3947 Greenwood, Orange, CA.92669. Seeking descendants of COREL family early 1850's into Lawrence, KS, from Tazewell Co., VA. Parents, William and Reb e c c a ( 0 NEY) COR EL . Chi 1 d r en: Hen r y:; Will i am, Jr... (m. Margaret MCGEE); Cosby; James P. (m. Susannah McGEE); Nancy (m 1st F.E. LaHAY and 2nd Jam~s Sellers DOBBINS); Olivia G. (m. Jake McGEE). Also seeking descendants of Levi and Paulina J. (DOBBINS) SPERRY; children: ~atson; James; Lillie and Nellie Dicey (m. Charles PERRY). Will share information. Kate Armstrong Chasteen, 860 Roosevelt Ave., Loveland, CO 80537. Would like to hear from any students who attended No.6 Grade School,Lawrence, KS, 1908-1915. Maxine Hougland, Rt. 1, Box l53C, Perry, KS 66073. Want information on Abraham and Catherine DILLON, b. PA 1795 and 1799 respectively. They came to St. Joseph, MO, from Knox Co.,OH, 1838. Their son, Wm. DILLON, had first livery station in St. Jose~h, Mo. What was Catherine's maiden name? Maxine Hougland, Rt. 1, Box l53C, Perry, KS 66073. Would like information on Frarik M. HAYS who lived in Bonne Terre, MO, area in 1885. He m. Mary McCLAIN. Les Whall,990 W. Foxglove Dr., Salt"Lake City, UT 84107. Need any information about Henry MORRELL, ~ Presbyterian minister from NY State who served in Neuchatel, KS, from 1871-1896. He d .. there in 1898. Was the Hiram MORRELL (listed in 1860 Osage Co., KS, census as being 15 yrs. old,b. NY State) who enlisted in th~ 15th Cavalry Reg., Co. H, in 1863, Henry's son? Were these MORRELLs related to the Hiram F. MORRELL (b. NY State) who was the first non-Mormon postmaster in Salt Lake City, UT, l858-l86l? Mrs. Fay Stainbrook Talley, 2020 Emerald Dr., Lawrence, KS 6604~. Need place and date df death of Peter and Mary L. STAINBROOK who were deceased by. 1840. Both were alive in August, 1833, in Eouritain Co., IN. Some family members were alive in Lake and Porter Co., IN~ and also in Bureau and Warren Co., IL. The obituary of one of Peter and Mary's daughters says her parenis are both buried irt the "territory of Iowa." Where and when? Did they own land again after selling the land in IN? Bart Sugden, 1459 Lawnridge Ave.,Springfield, OR 94777. Amon Alvin CLINE, member Co. D, 11th KS Volunteer Cav~lry, may have married in Douglas Co. or eastern KS during Civil War to Martha A. HARE. Se~k information on either family. �150 June Matthews, Box 452, Portola, CA 96122. Looking for parents of my grandfather, Isaac William STROUPE, who lived and married in Douglas Co. before moving to Butler Co., KS. STROUPE JAMES .. _. NEALLEY ,Donald Vaughn, 1946 Barker, Lawrence, KS 66046. Would like to exchange information on the JAMES and NEALLEY families of NH,ca 1700-1845. MORTON HILL Wilma Morton Vaughn, 1946 Barker, Lawrence, KS 66046. Will exchange information on any MORTON or HILL family of Beaver Co., PA, ca 1800-1860. BOOK REVIEW- THE i SOU~CE - A GUIDEBOCK OF A~;ERICAN GENEALOGY Edited by Arlene Eakle & Johni Cerny. Published by Ancestry Publishinf!; CompAny. Po O. Box 476 • Salt LRke City, Utah 84110. 1984 $39.95 \, Serious p:enealossists will alreAdy know the qUAlifications Of Arlene E. Eakle. president and foundp.er of the GeneAlo~ical Institute. Salt Lake City and Johni Cerny of LineAges Inc. the nAtions larp:est Il;enealogical research firm. 'l'o~ether as authors and editors, they have produced a reference book for p:eneRlo~ists. that will become the favorite reference ,for beginners as well as the most experienced seRrche~. I In their well bound an~ printed book or 785 R"Xl1" pRp:es they hl3.ve drnwn together the expertise of many experts in the field. " partial list of the chapter headings will .<>:ive a hint of the complete nature of this book. Introduction To GeneAlop:ical Records. Family and Home Sources, Vital Records and Cemetery Research, Census Records, Church Hecords Land and Tax Records. Military Records. Genealogical Indexes, City Directories and Newspapers. Compiled Biographies. Tracking lmm ip:rant Urgins. Rec ords of Nqt 1ve Americl1ns. BI"ck s Asian . Sp~nish ~~d ,Jewish Americans. Compurers and the ,; GenealoP:is1 and Lineage Soc1ety Record~~_--". ____________ ~ __ L _ Contr1buted by Don Vaughn 'I' j J ~'1 ''-.j "-"-.~ , ' ~ Terr1 tor!1a~ (Records of _I!~1!~~as County (Includ1ng so~- r.ecently -d,1-scovered" Natural1zation. -M8:Z!r1age and D1 vorce records) -:;--r--;.-. :j~j-.-;'-" ---_"--.. ~T-----:-'~R .. .. . _~~-r-t~; :;·~ ~.: ~;~·~:.;..;;:rJ.,-,-' .. ,.'! --~, �Map of Eastern Kansas in 1854. Showing the Location of the Indian Lands. Trading Posts. Indian Missions and Schools (from History of the Siuate of Kansas., by A.T. Andreas 1889) . ~./ - ~o ( .. ~ ~ <- r\ '\ i r ir r( .~, I I~ ~~ 1- \I~ l\ ( ~ r I - / v ~ ~ II \ ) I I ( '\ I ~ " '""'\ 1\ It I{' ~I\' ] ~ \.. IV J "\. ~ \ ( j I) ~~ ( ( ) ~ P i~ N 1. . / ~~ f \ ~~ r ~ .rj l) ~ r ( ,/ r' I) ( "'-II ~ k-) ~ , r.,J) ~ , ~ 1/ f \. ~" f) rr ; .~ ~ ~ = ) ~f... 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Title A name given to the resource The Pioneer, Vol. 8, No. 3: March 1985 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.) 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 Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context PIONEER_VOL8_3_MARCH1985 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/0f1b39851b4cfd2da6668f92e72ae2c2.pdf db32bac0fa5badc8822bd30672754c38 PDF Text Text \he 1'io l1ee.r I .. ". /, " .. " I!I.• ; " f· 0., " " ...- . _., . - ~ .~ " .,~ �Volume VIII, No.4 June, 1985 TIl PI811111 . . . ,~ : .• ,. , ••.• ..,..•. ::1,." . ~. :C' lc"l~~1IIt": .. 11';' .. 4 - ~ ( . ... .,.. ~. ' .';'-1 . . .I..: ,. - Pu bIi she d Qua r t er Iy By: '.Douglas Count~ Genealog.ical SocietH P.o. BOX 3664 LAWRENCE,KANSAS 66044 , .' , �THE CHARLES MAY SEARS LOG CABIN IN 185.~ . ---------' ~~~'--------------------- ' " "A memo,ry sketch .by Gen. Wm. H. SEARS of the(;-cPioneer log cabin erected by Captain Charles May SEARS in' 1859, twelve miles southeast of Lawrence, Kansas showing the "pra.irie s'chooner drawn by two yoke of oxen and one yoke of cows~, which 'brought hi-s family 400 miles from Iowa. and in the background on the left. Bald Mound; in the center, Blue Mound; on the right. Mt. Dread, with the town of Lawrence at its base, and on which now stands the University of Kansas" This sketch was done by Gen. SEARS in 1917. The original drawing is in the possession of Mr. and l\lrs. BICHELNEYER. �THE PIONEER Published Quarterly by The Douglas County Genealogi~al Society P.O. Box 3664 Lawrence . Kansas 66046-664 ISSN 0739-4101 --------------------------------~-------------------------------------------- June 1985 Vol. VIII, No.4 Page Contents President's Message . . • • . . . . Editor's Message . . . • . . . . . . • New Members and Changes of Address. . • . . . . Dr. John DOY, Rescued by Friends in 1859. . .•...••. The J.W. WILLEY Family, Pioneer Millers of Douglas Co., KS . • Marriage Records-1854-l861. . . • . • • . • . Ralph C. DIX's Letter from Territorial Kans'as . . "Divorces in Territorial Kansas" • • • . Death Notices-1854-l86l . . . . . . . • • . • • Douglas Co. Deaths Reported in the 1860 Mortality Schedule. Naturalization Records (1855-1858) . . . . . C. W. SMITH Mortuary Book (1890-1907) (ULRICH, Wallace-ZOOK, J .M. )..,Concluded ..•. ...•. Biographical Sketch and Photo of C.W.SMITH . .... . ••• . Douglas Co. Abstracts of Petitions for Divorce (1864-1884) (fifth and last installment) • .... Townships CLINTON-The Bloomington Bridge •• •.••. ..• . • EUDORA-Baptismal Certificate of Emma Josephine SCHMIDT. .. GRANT-Pilgrim Congregational Church, North Lawrence, Roll of Members (1866"':1895) . . • . . . . . • • . • . . • . 'KANWAKA-Affidavit of Death, Testacy. and Heirship in the Estate of John Henry PIFER. . •• .... . Affidavit of Death and Heirship. in the Estate of William BRASS. . '.. ., . .' . • . . .•.•.•• .-;-:--;LECOMPTON-Affidavit of A~C.nRO~IQ~E in the Estate of Andrew RODRIQUE. '; .' • ~ • • • . . . . . . . PALMYRA-"The Course of True Love..,lOO Years Ago". Will of Carl PEARSON . .'. . . . . . . • • WAKARUSA- Early History of the Town 'of Franklin. • . . WILLOW SPRINGS-Testimony of Fountain C. TOMERLIN Regarding the Claim of Jared CHAPMAN. • . . • • Queries . . . .. · 151 · 152 • 152 153 154 155 158 159 165 170 . 172 · 177 • 184 · 185 190 · 191 192 194. . 194 " ...... 195 197 197 . 198 '. . . . . . . . .. . . . . * * * * * . The Douglas County Genealogical Society is a non-profit organization with regularly scheduled meetings the second Tuesday night of each month, 7:30 P.M., meeting place to be announced. Mini-workshops are held that same evening at 6:30 P.M. prior to the monthly meeting. Membership fees are $10.00 single, $11.00 family. The fiscal year is from July 1 to June 30 of the follOWing year. 199 200 �------- ------------ --' --l --------------------151 I THEPRESIDE~T'A;MRSBAGE As our year draws to a close, and as I complete my term as your president, we should take stock of our accomplishments as they relate to our goals as a genealogical society. First, as to numbers, we have nearly doubled our membership in the past two years. With 118 members two years ago, we increased this to 146 'members last year, and now we stand at 222 members on our rolls. More important than numbers however, are our achievements as a society, and the help we have provided to individuals and the public generally. What'we have accomplished is not the work of anyone person alone, nor is it the work of the board-excellent as it has been. Our accomplishments are the result of concerted efforts of the members, each contributing his or her special talent. A mouthpiece of our organization is, of course, our quarterly, "The Pioneer," which has been most capably edited by Judy Sweets, assisted by many contributors. This is an outstanding publication, one which we proudly distribute to individuals and societies allover the United States. Also widely distributed, and of no less importance, is the quarterly Newsletter, edited by Jane Wiggins. This serves as a "bulletin board" of events, both within and without our Society, which are of interest to the membership. , We have had excellent speakers and programs during the pas~ year, among them our own Dr. Thomas Gorton speaking on "Researching Pennsylvania Records;" Dr. Robert Hudson from the K.U. Medical Center speaking on "Nineteenth Century Medicine;" Haskell's Vice President Charles Geboe speaking on "Haskell Junior College" in this; the year of the Haskell Centennial; Chuck King from Second Impressions presenting a program on old photographs, entitled "Heritage;" Mary Burchell, from the ~.U. Law Library, giving US an overview of the facilities there and describing how these could aid genealogists; and Helen King from Topeka giving us an evening on "Using Maps in Genealogy." In addition, our programs included two panel discussitins in which the panel was composed of members of our Society: Donald Vaughn, Judy Sweets, Hugh Stouppe, Edna Welling, Mary Lou Winchell, and your president. Our Society was also the guest of the Topeka Genealogy Society when Attorney General Robert Stephan spoke on "Vital Statistics Closed to Most," a topic dear to our hearts and an issue which we have sought to resolve by having Senate Bill 319 become law. Thirteen members of our group visited the Legislature in Topeka in this regard. On the lighter side, Lawrence Chapman entertained us by playing the dulcimer, and explaining the instru~~nt and the songs, at our Christmas dinner. Other projects this year have included putting the five-generation charts into book form; continued work on the cemetery book; copying records of importance to genealogists, including 1875 Douglas County census records, m.arriage records, and naturalizations; maintaining a booth for two days at the 1984 "Independence Days," and again for two days at the "Maple Leaf Festival" in Baldwin. Special thanks to those who stood in the heat for the first and in the rain for the second. In the area of education, I have conducted three sessions, in addition to the regular meetings, on "Beginning Genealogy" ,at the Lawrence Public ' Library, and I have spoken on "Why Genealogy'.' to'th'e Eudora Historical Society and the Osage County Historical Society. Jane Wiggins has conducted a monthly mini-workshop for new members, and for those with special research problems, and these have been most appreciated. In addition, many of our members have attended fine area workshops, one of which was that of the Jefferson County Genealogical Society where we had a table and sold books and memberships. The Society was invited to attend the Haskell Centennial Convocation, and at least a dozen members attended. Special thanks go to Deanna Miles and Mike Yoder of the Lawrence Journal World for promotion of our Society and genealogy generally through an article which appeared on Sunday, September 23, 1984, and to the Lawrence Public Library and the Douglas County Historical Society for providing space for our meetings. ' Genealogy is clearly an activity which exemplifies the old adage, "The more you put inl:o it the more you get out of it." The opportunities for participation in our Society are endless, and I ext~nd my heartfelt thanks to all of you who attended meetings (monthly, board and comm,ittee); to those who spent hours on the telephone, or copying records, or planning and thinking; th~se who recruited new members; who walked miles through brambles, snow and ra1n for cemetery records; those who,drove their cars, wrote, typed, stapled, pasted, cut, searched, dug for old records, gave speeches, visited, indexed, studied, and proofread. The list goes on, but the rewards are boundless: FRIENDSHIP, TOGETHERNESS, LAUGHTER, HELPING, ACCOMPLISHMENT, PROGRESS, FUN, SUCCESS. Who can put a price on these? ' Sincerely, I '- �152 ------------ --, ;..~-~-- !~~t ,. EDITOR I~ MESSAGE -- ; In thls lssue we feature the territorlal period of Kansas (1854-1861). It was our plan to gather and compile as many. records of this period as possible. The Territorial days in Kansas were a time of excitement. confllct and turmoil in which pro-slavery and free-state factions battled each other. slaves traveled the "Vnderg:round !iai1road"ln search of a safe haven in one of the "free-state towns" such as Lawrence. and Indians began leaving for reservations in Oklahoma and elsewhere as their lands were claimed by white settlers from the East. Thls was also a time of great hardship for fami11es: homes were burned. husbands murdered. children died from cholera and other diseases and wives cooked and cared for the scores of newcomers who arrlved in the territory every daY.--And then in 1860 came the famine. This was the last straw for many emigrants who packed their belongings and lef,t,._~~.!... for those who:remained. there was help from agencies in the Zast who sent food and'other necessltles until the crisis was past. The records we publish in \,this lss.ue reflect the good tlmes and the bad. We hope: they w111 glve olU"rea(lers a ,'Detter inslght into Ufe in Territorlal Kansas. \ . ~. . ~ I vJollld ltke to thank e1. ry one' of YOll who hel~ed wi th TliS r'10NE£? thi s year. Those on Til':: i'10Nc.ili cO~.1..ttee spent cOllntless·hollrs. copyin.;; records. typing. stapling. and ma1.11.n~oLtt publIcat1.on. i-lONi.:ii Gommlttee members thls year included: Jeen Slledegar. Grace embers. Paul1.ne c.'lnlff. Gall Van i.oenen. £dna welling. A.J. Lawson. Jane Wlggins. i'lary Lou I,/inchell. Donna Lewis and 'fUma ,and Dgn, Vaughn. They de~rve our sincere gr:atitude for an outstand1.ng Job. 'Also. I would like' to thank,-t~seof-YOU who cont~i~uted material to 'I'riE HONc.£..'i. I).,ease contlnue your fl \ support as our ne~ editor takes office. Thank you. _ - - - - - ... I) 1 ~.~ ~-"~r----------- - - - - - ' ~ CHANGE of ADDRESS D.P. and Edna Welltpg. fit. 3.' dox 298 A. 3a'idwtil City. KS 66006 Sandra L. Crittenden. P.~Box 417. Oakland. Oregon 97462 Gal1 Van Loenen. 1648-I'l"1ss1ssiPPl 51:. Lawrence. Kansas 66044 -- r,' The i "1 ~ ~'=~=,C--'-" '~~'~MEMBERS-f=il Marg:aret Dittmar. 2503 Jasu Drlve. Lawrence. ' Kansas 66046 wllliam P. aunter. 2403 w. Springfleld. Apt. W8. Champaign. 1L 61821 ~.,_,_--, ---- --- '\' , '-- .... -,--- J' Sincerely. --_-l-ll -" ,. l' ,. Ferry Crossing the K;w ' River , a t Lawrence. K.T. in 185::-:,.7~_:---,:",,---:':-;; Picture from Beyond The N1ss1ss1pp1. by' Albert ·:Uchardson. 1867 , L_. I �153 H1.story 'extracted frol'l an art1.cle ·by i'laj. James B. ABBOTT 1.n the Kansas.State· H1.stor1.cal Collect1.ons Vol. IV, p. 312+ and ~Vol. VI., p.227. I "On Jan 18, 1859 an arrange!llient was made w1.th Dr. John DOY to lead a party of blacks as tlar as Holton. K.T. as part of the so-called ",underground railroad". The party consisted of eight men~, three 'women and ~o children, all of whom had free papers except Wilson HAYS and Charles SMITH, who had been employed as cooks at the Eldridge House in Lawrence and were known to be free m·en. The party' . crossed the river at Lawrence and traveled twelve miles from Law~ence in the direction of OStaloosa whe~~ they were overcome by about twenty armed men who arrested Dr. DOY and imprisoned him in the St. Joseph, MO jail on the charge of abducting slaves from that state. He was sentenced to the penltentiary for five years. It was well known that the charges were fal~e. and that Doctor DOY had not been 1n M1ssour1 for some. tlme,.·At.the·earnest request of Dr. DOY's fr1ends, Major ABBOTT organ1zed a party of ten men co rescue the docto~ from the St. Joseph jal1. The explol of ·the most dar1.ng and ohivalrous of all the explo1. ts of the free-sta men. The pro-'sravery 'papers, wh1.1e· condemnlng the act1.on, spo~e of 1.ts 10n as most skilfully accompl1.shed, and characterlzed the· deed as one of darlng.'/ the party that rescued hlm from jall at St. \...~ HAY, Silas SOllLE, CharlaI'>· noy. Capt.. John 11:. STUART -, " , S.J. WILLIS, Thomas SIMMONS, Joseph GARDNER, Jacob SENIX. / A. PIKE. Maj. James B. ABBOTT. Center.frontl Dr. John DOY. 1-P1ct~; courtesy of th~ K~sas StateHlstorloal-Soclety: i --GEforge'R~ .. _ ' �154 FION-EER. - - --._---------_. ..f,~ I '.; ;:~f~' ,~, i ~~~ ',! ...: ' , .. .....t. , 1\~ "Recent lnvestlgatlons made by Mlll1ng lll!! ~ News show that the first bolted flour made ln Kansas was manufactured ln 1857 at Blue Mound. flve and a half ml1es southeast of Lawrence. by John 'Ii .... ILLEY. Jr •• who ls now a resldent of Kansas Clty. and ln talklng to a representatlye' of Ml11lng ~ ~ News'he'detal1ed w1.th v1.vld remembrance the early days when h1.s father. mother and hlmself lmmlgrated from Ind1.ana to Aansas and started the f1.rst ml111.ng buslness whlch has now developed 1.nto the state's greatest lndustry. Mr. wILLEY remembers the old w1.nd ml11 whlch stood near Lawrence and was operated for some t1.me by wILDER and PALM. but thls ml11. which it has been claimed was the oldest ln the state was not bul1t untl1 1859 and burned down ln 1870 and was not rebul1t The flrst bolted flour. a's far as known. made ln Kansas was that manufactured ln a ml11 at Blue Mound. f1.ve and a half ml1es southeast of Lawrence. 50 years next autumn. John w. wILLEY. Sr •• and hls son. John W. WILLEY. Jr •• bul1t the ml1l. It was a comblnation lnst1.tutlon be1.ng used for a saw ml11 ln whlch materlal for the houses and other bul1dlngs of the early settlers and the bolted flour were made. Shingles also were rlved out at the ml11. The elder WILLEY and hls son left Retreat. Ind •• a little town on the Jefferson and Ind1.anapolis ral1road about March 1 1857. for Kansas. Twenty days later they landed in wyandotte and proceedlng at once to Blue Mound. flve and a half ml1es southeast of Lawrence. bought a cla1.m and plcked out a slte for a ml11 on the '';akarusa creek. The locatlon was on the farm then owned by Robert IRVIN. The. father returned to Indlana and seouring the maohlnery for the ml11 shlpped It.as far as posslble by rall and then loaded lt on a boat for Kansas Clty. where lt landed some,tlme ln August. They hauled the equlpment for the ploneer flourlng ml11 overland from Kansas Clty to Blue Mound. hewed out timbers for a frame. ereoted a ml1l whlch was a oombination saw mill and grist m1.11. sawed the lumber to board up .the framework and began the manufaoture of those two great essentials to the pioneer settlers. f.bur and building material. Before this institution. h'owever. there were mills grinding whole wheat flour or graham flour. One of these was at Leavenworth. where a pair of Frenoh burrs were used in grinding wheat and corn. The corn then was ground at the rate of 20 to 30 bushels an hour and each customer had to place his grist at the hopper.and take his meal sacks tothe spot where they were fl1led. People in. those days' would oome to'mill a distanoe of fifty and. ,seventy-five miles and would camp'. awalting their turns. sometlmes a week or'ten days. owlng. to a rush of bUBiness at the mill. ..: .. :: ','" ':.' MUls ln' those days we're. 'run' wl.th two:shit:ts' of hSnds. one n'ight and :'the other. day ••• '" ,,"Among' other thlngs which .they shlpped:.wlth 'their machinery'was a yoke of (IW,en. These patlent anlmals were of the utmost value in the new oountry. They were strong and 'patient-two qual1ties muoh needed 'in ,the haul1ne;. of logs.and timbers. On'Sunday the owen were·hltched to a wagon and trotted awiY beatlng the family of thelr owner to rel'lglous worshlp. In breaklng :sod the owen deserved great cred~ t Three yoke would, pull a 20-inoh sod plow through the virgln soU. leavlng 1t" ready for the plant1ng of orops. . . . ',:. , ... .~." 1 I I . 'farm where thls ploneer flourlngmlll was located ls 'owned by, James WILL~Y and ls sald to be one of the'· most beautlful rural places ln Douglas County:. ') 'rh~ ----N~o-t""'e: ~Th~;;-l~'~'~;;ltttfu:-n~t'E! on-th1s aitiOle-;h~Oh' stat~~'~~n~;;;-.~·~./~ _. SEARS. a small' boy went with hls fB,ther. Capt. Chas M. SEARS with a load, of cotton ln a_wagon drawn by' a yoke of oxen. to thl's mill to have the cotton ground. Thls cotton was grown on the SEARS farm. 6 ml1es S.W. of Eudora. Kansas. For two years many'settlers grew ootton. then the seasons changed and early frosts kl11ed the ootton and no more was grown"-Sept·14. 1932 I ____1 - --; John Wesley WILLEY •.. b •. 25 Sep 1807 ln PAt marrled El1zabeth LESLIE,ln1828 ln"Clark CO. IN. He &as a devoted Methodlst and a preacher for 40 years. resisnlng a short tlme before hls death., 14 Sep 1a81. Children. of John W. WILLEY and his wife: Martin Luther. Elam Leslle. Anthony Cyrus. John Wesley. James Addison. Fletoher Athon. Charlty Mlnerva. Martha Mal~lna. Lemuel Barzl1lal. Zerl1da Ann. and Mary Ellzabeth. (Faml1y hlstory courtesy of .Watklns Museum. Lawrence. KS) - - - - --------:-- ---1' Photo courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Musick' and Watklns Communlty Museum --- �155 ~ MARRIAGEvREC01U>S ..18 _ _ ---.- _ _ _ c,.4_- I 86.L • 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 and place 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 Tribune (LKT), Leavenworth-Daily Times (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). Additional marriages of this period were published in The Pioneer, Vol. VI, No. I, pp 15-24. ANDERSON, Augustine & Sarah H. McKINNEY m. 8 Dec 1859 at Clinton by Rev. M. R. Clough--OCMR recorded 20 Jan 1869. ATKINSON, William, formerly of Peoria, Ill. & Mary DAVENPORT of Indianapolis, Ind., m. 16 Feb 1858 by Rev: R. C. Brant--LR 18 Feb 1858. BACON, S. S. & Ellen R. MOORE m. 24 Aug 1859 by Rev. Richard Cordley--LR 13 Oct 1859. BAKER, Peter H. &Margaretta SEBRA m. 11 Jan 1858 at Bloomington, Kans.--LR 28 Jan 1858. BALDWIN, Henry & Ann E. COSLEY m. 8 Mar 1859 by Rev. L. B. Dennis--LR 24 Mar 1859. BARBER, Oliver M. & Melinda BURGESS m. 8 Nov l859--.. KHQ Vol. 10. BENEDICT, William & Eliza H. WALTON, both of Douglas county, m. 6 Nov 1859 by Rev. H. H. Moore--LR 13 Oct 1859. BENJAMIN, Henry & Betty BAYSINGER m. 27 May 1859 on Ottawa Creek by Rev. M. Ingels--PCFC 17 Jun 1859. BLACKSTONE, W. C. of Mapleton & Anna E. ENSLOW of Brooklyn m. 10 May 1860 at the Hildreth House, Mound City by the Rev. M. D. Tenney--LR 24 May 1860 • . BOWMAN, Christian, formerly of Millerstown, Pa. &Mary E. SUTLIFF, formerly of Fairhaven, Vt., m 15 Aug 1860 at the residence of the bride's brother, William E. Sutliff by the Rev. Richard Cordley--LR 10 Aug(?) 1860. BOYER, John W. of Topeka &Emily P., dau. of Anson EDDY of Mission Creek m. 15 Jul 1860 by the Rev. J. T. Holliday--LR 26 Jul 1860. BRENDER, John L. &Cornelia MORSE m. 26 Jul l858--Andreas p. 354. BROOKS, Paul &Mary Angeline BOUGHTON m. 3 Oct 1858 by Charles Reynolds--LR 7 Oct 1858, also KHQ Vol. 17 BROWN, Ira &Emma WOODWARD m. 8 May 1860 by Rev. R. Cordley-- LR 17 May 1860. BROWNE, Orville H. &Mrs. Caroline STEINER, both of Douglas county m. 27 Mar 1858 by Rev. Wm. Wilson--LKND Apr 1858. BROWN, Samuel W. &Mrs. Sarah A. MAHON, both of Johnson county, m. 26 Apr 18 by Rev. Wm. Bishop--LR 28 Apr 18 BUDINGTON, George E. &Anna E. SHEPHERD, late of Albany, N.Y. m. 11 Nov 1858 at Quindaro, by Rev. L. D. Storrs-LR 25 Nov 1858. BURROUGHS, Edgar C. &Mary J. HOUGHTON, both of Wakarusa, m. 29 Oct 1860 by Rev. W. H. Hickox--TKT 3 Nov 1860. CAMPBELL, Alex M. &Christina A. PHILLIPS, both of Salina, m. 6 Nov 1858 at Riley City by Judge Gordon--LR 9 Dec. CARRIER, Milo &Almira FOX m. 30 Jan 1858 at home of bride's father, H. Fox, Brownville, Kans. by Rev. J. E. Moore--PCFC 18 Mar 1858. CASE, Dexter & Mary Jane AYERS, both formerly of Ohio, m. 6 Dec 1859 at Spring Hill by Rev. R. P. Duval--LR 15 Dec. CATTEREON, John L. m. Ellen BUNDREN in Emporia on the 30th u1t. by Rev. J. C. Fraker--LR 7 Jun 1860. CLARKE, Richard W. &Cassa F. KIRKBRIDE m. 7 Aug 1860 at the residence of the bride's father in Wyandotte by the Rev. William Barnett--LR 16 Aug 1860. CLARKE, Sidney &Henrietta ROSS m. 29 Nov 1860 by the Rev. Richard Cordley--LR 6 Dec 1860. COE, Henry L. & Eliza M. GIFFORD, both formerly of Aurora, Ill., m. 12 May 1858 by Rev. R. C. Brant--PCFC 13 May 1858. COE, J. M. of Lawrence &Mary M. WOOD of Homer, Mich. m. 2 Sept 1858 at Homer by Rev. Mr. Faucher--PCFC 13 May 1858. COLE, John P. m. Hettie FONCANON, both of Topeka at Auburn Hotel in Auburn 10 May 1860 by Rev.F.P.Monfort-LR 17 May. COMPTON, John &Emily BREESE m. 24 Mar 1858 at Hickory Grove--PCFC 1 Apr 1858. CONKLIN, Ensign of Cincinnati, Ohio &Anna D. C. BOWERS of Rock Island, Ill. m. 7 Jun 1860 at the residence of Henry J. Bowers by the Rev. McMasters--LR 7 Jun 1860. COOPER, William, Oskaloosa & Mrs. Almira ANDERSON, Lecompton, m. 22 Sept 1860 at Lecompton by Mr. McKinney, J. P. Oskaloosa Indep.endent 26 Sept 1860. CORD LEY , The Rev. Richard &Mary Ann COX of Hamburg, Mich., m. 19May 1859 at Hamburg by the Rev. D.L.Eaton--LR 26 May. COREY, Alfred &Martha HOOVER, both of Pleasant Hill, Kans., m. 25 Dec 1855 by Elder Wm. Hicks--LKFS 7 Jan 1856. CORNELL, John A. & Ann E. PARRISH, both of Lawrence, m. 7 Jun 1860--Congregational Church Marriages. CRANE, John R. &Mary Ann HILL of North Brookfield, Mass, m. 1858 at Brookfield, Mass.--LHF 18 Sept 1858. CRICKET, Charles H. & Mrs •. Ellen M. FISK m. 30 Sept l860by the-ReV. Wm. Bishop--LR 4 Oct 1860. CROCKETT, Allison, Kansas City, Mo., & Lizzie J. BENNETT, Wyandotte m. 12 Jun 1860 at residence of Dr. J. E. Bennett by the Rev. Wm. Barnett--LR 21 Jun 1860. CURTIS, Alfred & Clara HASKINS, "both of Clinton:....,=K.:.an.:.s:..-.-m-.-·-1-6-M-ar-1859 by Rev. T. J. Ferril-LR24 Mar 1859. DaLEE, A. G. &Martha A. LAMON m. 1 Apr 1860 at Ford's Hall by Rev. W. O. Thomas, pastor of the First Baptist Church--5 Apr 1860, LR. DAVIDSON, John R & R. C: ~HILLIPPOY of Massillon, Ohio, m 7 Aug 1860 by Rev. T. J. Ferril--LR 16 Aug 1860. DISBROW, Ebenezer &Beth1ah BRYAN m. 19 Dec 1858 at the home of the bride'S father by Rev. L.B.Dennis--KHQ V.2l. DUVALL, William A. &.Mary C. CLOE m. 26 Oct 1859 by Rev. Nathan Taylor--DCMR recorded 1 May 1871, Bk 1 P 195. EDWARDS, C. L. & Sus1e R. POWERS of North Hadley, Mass., m. 4 Oct 1860 at residence of the bride's father of North Hadley by the Rev W. H. Beaman--LR 18 Oct 1860. EGLEHOFF, John Michael &Mrs~ria. HEMPHILL m. 16 Apr 1855 by Rev. S. S. Snyder--KFS 21 Apr 1855. EMBRY, G. H. &Josephine A. JOHNSON m. 31 Oct 1860 at the Johnson House, Lawrence by Rev. R. Cordley--TKT 3 Nov 1860. FARNHAM, Reuben H. & Frances E., dau. of the late Hector HUMPHREYS, Batavia, N. Y., m. 3 Oct 1859 at Batavia, Genesee county, N. Y. by the Rev. Richard Rad1ey-- LKND 13 Oct 1859. FAUX, Jose~h &Mary Ann KEENE~ m. 29 Oct 1858 in Johnson county by J. D. Allen, Esq.--HF 13 Nov 1858. FINK, Kass1mer Johannes &Mar1a Dora HAGUER, both of Spring Creek, Chase county, m. 27 Mar 1860 at Americus by S. S. Chapman, Esq.--LR 12 Apr 1860. FITCH, Edward P. & Sarah A. WILMARTH m. 19 Apr 1857 by the Rev. S. Y. Lum--LR 28 May 1857. FLETCHER, Josiah S. &Mary CROSBY m. 14 Apr l857--LDF p. 237. FORD, E. N. &Mary NORTON m. 28 Oct 1858 by Rev. Charles Reynolds--HF 6 Nov 1858. FURNISH, James Thomas & Angeline BUTLER m. 7 Aug 1859 in Brown county by Isaiah P. WinSlow, Esq.---LR 25 Aug 1859. GILMORE, Thomas M. & Annie WRIGHT m. 19 Sept 1859 by the Rev. R. C. Brant--LR 22 Sept 1859 GLENN, A. G. & Elizabeth, dau. of George W. ZINN, m. 25 Nov 1857 at Lecompton--Andreas p. 352. GRAHAM, John H. &Mrs. Betsy KILLUM m. 25 Oct l859'by H. H. Moore--LR 27 Oct 1859. GREEN.• _H .. .}I._&_r.1a_rj(y~OGE, both ~o~glas county, m. 26 Jan 1860 by the Rev. J. Copeland--LKND 23 Feb 1860 ---_._---- ._-- �156 GREEN:Dr~¥liili~--T·::--ofWest Point, Ind., &Heien Marion, -datl.at-Hon. Otfs -:-THACHER of-Hornellsvi:l-Ie-:- N:-Y'.-,---m. 14 Sept 1858 at Hornellsville, by the Rev. F. Graves--LR 7 Oct 1858. GRIFFITH, Joshua &Mary SANTER m. 9 Sept 1858 at Greeley, Kans., by the Rev. Wm. C. McDow--HF 25 Sept 1858. GRISWOLD, Daniel, of Burlingame &Betsey SIMONS of Dryden, N. Y., m•. 16 Dec 1857 at Dryden by the Rev. W. G. Hubbard--LR 7 Jan 1858. GRISWOLD, Dr. J. F. &Helen M. HEWITT, late of Minn., m. 8 May 1859 by Rev. S. Y. Lum--HF 14 May 1859. HALING, John & Mary CURTIS, both of Riley county, m. 28 Apr 1860 at Manhattan by Rev. C. E. Blood--LR 17 May 1860. HALLADAY, Albert, formerly of New York, & Elizabeth FITZHENRY, formerly of London, England, m. 27 Oct 1859 at Lecompton by Rev. William Wilson.--TKSR 12 Nov 1859. HAMMOND, Thomas J. & Mrs. M. A. LONG m. 17 Feb 1855 at the Osage and Pottawatomie fork by Rev. A. Finch--KFS. HARRIS, E. P. & Sarah A. T. DAVIDSON m. 22 Oct 1860 by the Rev. Richard Cordley.--LR 25 Oct 1860. HART, Henry of Lawrence, & Mary CHURCHILL, of Burlingame, m. __ July 1859 at Burlingame.--LR 8 Sept 1859. HATHAWAY, N. B. of Clinton & Kate OSTERHOUT of Vermillion, N. Y. m 10 Mar 1859 at Vermillion.--LR 21 Apr 1859. HENRY, William &Mary Ann RICHARDS m. 4 Mar 1858 by Rev. S. Y. Lum.--LR 18 Mar 1858. HERRING, Frederick & Mary J. WOOLMAN m. 16 Nov 1860 at Neosho Falls, Woodson county by Russell Austin--LKND 13 Dec. HOUGHTON, Charles S. of Worcester, Mass. &Mary, dau. of Deacon William B. RICHARDSON of Sterling, Mass. m. 28 Dec 1858 at Sterling by the Rev. William Miller.--LR 17 Feb 1859. HUTCHINSON, Josiah & Luticia Caroline WHITLOCK, both of Wakarusa 18 Feb 1855 by Rev. L. B. Stateler-KFS 24 Feb. HUBBELL, Willard O. & Maria GLEASON m. 15 Apr 1860 by the Rev. W. O. Thomas.--LR 10 Apr 1860. JACOT, August O. & Mrs. Mary STEVENIN, widow of Henry Stevenin, m. 28 Jan 1860 at Baldwin City--Andreas p. 358. JAVENS, Henson &Tryphosa WITTEN, dau. of James Witten, m. 2 Aug 1856 by Rev. Werter R. Davis.--LR 9 Aug 1856. JONES, to Pamila DOY,·both of Lawrence, on 2 Apr 1860 by Rev. John S. Brown.--LR 19 Apr 1860. JUDD, Henry &Anna HUNT, all of Topeka, m. on 15 May .1860 by Rev. C. M. Calloway.--LR 24 May 1860. KEELER, Capt. Julius of Moneka, formerly of Norwalk, Ohio &Annie DAVENPORT, formerly of Indianapolis, Ind. m. 4 Feb 1859 in Kansas Lodge of 1.0. of G. T. by the Rev. R. C. Brant.--LR 10 Feb 1859. KELLEY, Thomas D. &Parmelia BELL of Lecompton, m. 23 Dec 1858 by Rev. S. Y. Lum.--LR 6 Jan 1859. KENNEDY, L. J. &Amanda E. TODD m. 29 Jul 1859.--Andreas p. 350. KENNEDY, Oliver P. &Martha M. WOODRUFF m. 12 Aug 1860 by Rev. F. R. S Byrd, Minister of United Brethren-LR 16 Aug. KENNEDY, W. J. &Lucinda, dau. of Joseph SHIELDS, m.. . 1857 in Eudora Twp.--Andreas p: 350. LAUTER, John T., Anderson county, &Elizabeth H. BALDWIN, Franklin county, m. 27 Sept 1860 at the residence of the bride's father by the Rev. Mr. Green, Garnett.--LR 11 Oct 1860. LAUTERWASER, William &Margaret PFEIFFER m. 11 Nov 1860 at Lawrence by the Rev. I. Schacht, a Catholic clergyman, in the presence of August Zimmerman &C. Voght.--DCMR certification dated 26 Apr 1867. LESTER, Edmond &Mrs. Mary M. GRAHAM m. 1860 at the residence of the bride's father near Baldwin City by the Rev. W. R. Davis.--LR 26 Apr 1860. LEWIS, Eliphalet &Laura KENNEDY m. 22 Apr 1858 at Ohio City, Kan. by the Rev. P. P. Elder, Esq.--LR 6 May 1858. LEWIS, Dr. Isaiah M. & Sarah W. GOSS m. 1 Jan 1861 at the residence of G. F. Killam by Rev. Mr. Perkins-LR 3 Jan. LEWIS, John H., Lecompton, & Emily H. DRYDEN, Frankfurt, Ky., m. 1 Nov 1860 in Frankfurt by the Rev. Mr. Hudricks.--LKND. LICHTFERS, Frederick A. &Anna C., dau. ofHenry STEVENS, m. 30 Sept 1856 at Lawrence.--Andreas p 354. LINK, Adam R. &Emma E. QUIETT, both of Tecumseh, m. 22 Aug 1858 at the home of Esley Quiett, father of the bride, by the Rev. F. P. Montgomery.--HF 4 Sept 1858. LIVERMORE, William & Louisa F. DICKSON m. 30 Sept 1860 at the residence of Deacon Dickson on the Wakarusa by . Rev. R. Cordley.--LR 11 Oct 1860. LLOYD, S. W. of the Kansas and Nebraska Conference, Methodist Episcopal Church &Mary C. DUNN, teacher of the Preparatory department of Baker University, m. 8 Mar 1860 at the residence of the bride's father near Baldwin City, by the Rev. W. R. Davis.--DT IS Mar 1860. MANOR, James A. &Eveline HAKIN, both of Linn county, m. 30 Jul 1857 at Mound City by Rev. Mr. Breedlove-LR 11 Aug. MARTIN, Leander of Osawatomie, & Bertha E. BLAKE, formerly of Greensborg, Vt., m. 1859 at Mapleton, Kan. by the Rev. J. W. Stewart.--LR 14 Jul 1859. MARTIN, Dr. William D. &Cornelia J. CLAYTON m. 5 Aug 1860 at residence of bride's father, Dr. William'Clayton, ~ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ B.aldwin •.J!)' the Rev. Werter R. Davis.--LR·9 Aug 1860, also LDF p. 223. MILLER, George & Margaret LOWERY, dau. of Robert Lowery m.-22-Fe1l'i'il59 at Lecompton. :-~Aildreli"s ~ p-358~==--==-=-==-:-:~_. . MOORE, Henry J. &Catharine JOHNSON, both of Topeka, m. 26 Mar 1860 by Rev. Ira Blackford.--LR 5 Apr 1860 . .MOORE , John &Juliette McKINNEY m. 30 Jul 1857 at Springfield, Kan. by Rev. S. Y. Lum.--LR 6 Aug 1857. MOORE, Mahlon K. & Lizzie LEARNED, both of Douglas county, m. 1 Jan 1860 at M.E. Church by Rev.H.H.Moore-LR 5 Jan. MOORE, Robert M. &Mollie E. BENT m. 3 Apr 1860 at the residence of Col. William W Bent, Westport, Mo. by the Rev. R. S. Symington.--LR 12 Apr 1860. MORRISON, John Esq., Bath, Grafton county, N. H. &Emma S. BURRITT, formerly of Vergennes, Vt., m 24 Mar 1860 at Cottage Hill, near Moneka in Linn county by the Rev. W. R. Long.--LR 5 Apr 1860. NACE, William M. &Mary A. HICKOX m. 30 Oct 1859 by the Rev. William Wilson.--LKND 3 Nov 1859. OLDHAM, B. L. & Elvira BAKER m. l857(?)--Andreas p 360. OTT, Will~am J. & E~a D. DAVIS,-s.Dth of Gardner, m. 21 Apr 1859 by o. B. Gardner, Esq.--LR 28 Apr 1859. OWEN, El11s & Cather1ne MORRIS m. 4 Oct 1860 at the Eastern House by Rev. Richard Cordley.--LR 11 Oct 1860. PASCHEL, Luther &Elizabeth BURKE, both of Paola m. 7 Jun 1860 at Paola by Thomas Totten.--LR 21 Jun 1860. PEARSON, John and Amary Amanda GREEN m. 18 Jan 1855 at the house of Allen Pearson on the Wakarusa by J. R.Goodin, Esq.--LKT 24 Jan 1855. PEARSON, Robert H. & Catharine BAYSINGER, dau. of Peter and Catharine Baysinger, m. 23 Spet 1855 in Palmyra Twp.Andreas p 358, also LDF. PHILLIPS, George &~mria SWEET m. 2 Aug 1857 at Coal Creek by Rev. Mr. Ely.--PCFC 3 Sept 1857. POWER, Francis M. &Caroline Jane JORDAN m. 27 Jun 1858 by the Rev. M. M. Haun.--LR 15 Jul 1858. PREEDY, Peter W. & Sarah Jane HUYETT m. 19 Jun 1859 by the Rev. H. H. Moore.--LR 23 Jun 1859. PRICHETT, the Rev. J. H. of the Kansas Mission Conference and Mary J. JOHNSON m. 9 Apr 1857 by the Rev. W. Bradford.--LU 18 Apr 1857. PROUTY, Salmon S., publisher of Freeman:s Champion &Hannah Maria WHITEHEAD, both of Prairie City, formerly of Aurora, Ill. at the Johnson House In Lawrence by the Rev. William Wilson,31 May l858.--PCFC 3 Jun 1858. QUIMBY, D. J. & Frances SIGNOR m. 30 Jan 1858 at Brownville by the Rev. J. E. Moore.--PCFC 18 Mar 1858. RAHN, August & Eva C. MILLER m. 1857 in Lawrence.--Andreas p 522. RANDALL, Dudley &Ellen CHAMBERLAIN, formerly of McHenry county, Ill. m. 2 Jul 1860 at the Congregational Church of Emporia by the Rev. C. C. Morse.--LR 12 Jul 1860. RANDOLPH, P. H. & Mrs. Kate MALONE m. 2 Feb 1859 at Minneola by the Rev. Warren Mayo.--HF 2 Feb 1859. RAUPER, Gottlob &Elizabeth DAM(?) m. 1 Oct 1858 at Lecompton by the Rev. John Magee Catholic pastor--DCM Bk 1 I recorded 12 Mar 1864. " RATZ, Christian &Henriette MANGER, both of Franklin, m. at Franklin by the Rev. William Wilson.on 23 Aug 1858-L__---------:----......!.H'-'.F.....:!.4-'S~p-L!.8~---. ___________ I -= -__ ___ l �157 -- - ----- REDFIE~J:~C:. of Geneva, Allen county, ~----- &Hannah ~. NICHOLS of Twinsburg, Ohio, m. 13 Oct 1859 at Twins~urg by the Rev. Mr. Monks.--LR 27 Oct 1859. REES, Seth of Copper Harbor &Eugenia Melinda, dau. of J. S.' LIVERMORE, m. 23 Dec 1857 at Fort Wilkins, Lake Superior by J. S. Livermore.--LR 28 Jan 1858. ROBERTS, C. Edward &Elizabeth HAYS m. 8 May 1859 at Lebanon, Bourbon county by David Jackman, J.P.--LR 12 May 1859. ROBERTS, David E. & Clarissa A. WINSHIP m. 8 May 1859 at " " """" " ROGERS, Darius &Rose CARPENTER, both of Osage City, m. 17 Oct l860.--LR 25 Oct 1860. RUCKER, James S., Lecompton, &Nannie S. SCOTT, dau. of Thomas Scott, Campbell county, Va., m. 21 Oct 1857 at Washington City by the Rev. Dr. Cummings.--LKND 5 Nov 1857. RUSSELL, John and Nancy Jan HOW, both of Douglas county, m. 31 Dec 1857 at Bloomington, Kan. by H. Burson, J. P.-LR 28 Jan 1858. SANDS, James G. &Susie E. BROWN m. 8 Apr 1860 at the Congregational Church by Rev. R. Cordley.--LR 12 Apr 1860. - ._-'-------- ------~­ . SCHOFIELD, C. -C. & Mary-E. NORTON, bot.h of Clint.on, m. 7 Apr -1859 by t.he Rev:-J. Copelan(I.~~L1~ 14 Apr 1859. SHARPE, Isaac B. &Net.tie BENNETT, both of Wyandotte, m. 12 Jun 1860 at the residence of Dr. J. E. Bennet.t. by the Rev. William Barnett.--LR 21 Jun 1860. SINEX, Jacob &Pamelia DOY, both of Lawrence, m. 2 Apr 1860 by t.he Rev. John S. Brown.--LR 19 Apr 1860. SMITH, Abram &Sarah E. KELLY, dau. of John Kelly, m. 7 Jun l860.--Andreas p 361. SMITH, Michael & Emeline BLANDEN m. 11 Jun 1860 at. t.he home of A. W. Dole by D. E. Bowen, Esq.--LR 21 Jun 1860. SODEN. William T. and Frances Jane McCORMICK, both of Breckenridge county, m. 18 May 1860 by B. T.Clark,Esq-LR 7 Jun. SPEER, Judge J. L. &Mrs. C. A. NEWLAND, bot.h of Jefferson county, m. 17 Mar 1859 at. Leavenworth by Rev. A. W. Pitzer.--LR24 Mar 1859. SPICER, Art.hur H. &Lucinda F. GEE, m. 23 May 1860 at Franklin by J. F. Gilliland, Esq .• --LR24 May 1860. SPIVEY, John Gill, Oskaloosa,' &Lucy F. WILKERSON, Boone county, Mo., m 6 Sept 1857 by Elder E.E.Chrisman-LKND 29 Sept.. STARK, Andrew, Moneka, & Sue M. SWINGLEY, dau. of Capt.. William Swingley, m 24 Dec 1860 at the residence of t.he bride's fat.her, Mansfield, Linn count.y by t.he Rev. Mr. Hobbs.--LR 27 Dec 1860. STEPHENS, George W. of Burlingt.on, &Carry M. THURSTON of Providence, R. I., m. 29 May 1858 at. Burlingt.on by the Rev. P. Remer.--LR 8 Jul 1858. STONE, August.us D. &Narcissa Kat.e SHIELDS m. 6 Jul 1860 at. Baldwin Cit.y by t.he Rev. W. R. Davis.--LR 19 Jul 1860. STONE, The Rev. M. W. &Mariah H. DOTY, bot.h formerly of N. Y. m. 25 Dec 1854 at the Baptist Mission, K~i. by the Rev. Francis Barker.--KFS 3 Jan 1855. STUART, John &Elizabeth HARBIN of Bourbon county, m. 17 Nov 1859 at Fort Scott by Rev. Elijah Freeman.-LR 24 Nov. TAYLOR, E. L. &Mollie McGRATH, both of Moneka, Linn county, m. 30 Jun 1859 by Rev. Josiah Lamb.--LR 11 Jul 1859. THOMAS, S. M: of firm of Thomas & Lines, & Cornelia M. LINES, dau. of C. B. Lines, m. 23 Dec 1857 at Wabaunsee, Kan.-- LR 28 Jan 1858. THOMPSON, Daniel &Emily T. GARRISON, m. 6 Jun 1860 at the home of the bride'S father near Topeka by Rev. John A. St.eele.-- TKSR 9 Jun 1860. THOMPSON, Col. R. T. and Hattie M. PILCHER, both of Humboldt, m. 6 May 1860 by Rev. Isaac Knott at Humboldt.-LR 17 May 1860. TODHUNTER, Evan & Landora LUMAN, m. 28 Aug 1859 by Rev. Mr. Campbell.--LKND 1 Sept 1859. TOLLES, Dr. L. C. &Caroline A. WILBOR of Little Compton, R. I., at.'Little Compton by Rev. James B. Weeks-HF 18 Apr. VANCIL,Isaac C. &Mary E. WOOD, 'both of Clinton, m. 3 Apr 1859 by the Rev. D. J. Woodward.--LR 28 Apr 1859. VANSYCKLE, S. B. &Mrs. Harriet REYNOLDS m. 26 Jun 1860 at Lawrence by Rev. H. H. Moore.--LR 28 Jun 1860. WALKER, A. P. & Bennie GORMAN, Tuscaloosa, Ala., m. 24 May 1860 at home of bride's father by the Rev. Robert B. White.--LKND 28 Jun 1860. WEILER, Henry &Amelia FINK m. 11 Dec 1858 by the Rev. R. C. Brant.--LR 16 Dec 1858. WELCH, Dr. J. W. &Mary A. CASTLEMAN, niece of Maj. B. D. Castleman, Lecompton, both of Lincoln county, Mo., m. 27 Nov 1859 by the Rev. T. G. Wright.--LNKD 15 Dec 1859. WILEY, Anton F. &Margaret. A. SPRAGGS m. 4 Jul 1860 at Springhill, Johnson county by James Parrish, Esq.-LR 26 Jul. WILKINS, Isaac J. &Catherine BARRICKLOW m. 1 Jul 1858 in Palmyra Twp.--Andreas p 359. WILLIAMS, H. H. &Mary A. CARR, both of Osawat.omie, m. 23 Feb 1859 at. Osawatomi by Rev.S. L. Adair.--LR 3 Mar 1859. WILLIAMS, Hugh & Annis W. GLEASON m. 24 Oct 1858 near Lawrence by Mr. Nettleton, Esq.--HF 30 Oct. 1858. WILLIS, Jere'!.iah & ______ WHITNEY m. 5 Jan 1860 at Lawrence.--Congregational Church Marriages by Rev. R. Cordley. WINTERS, M. S. &Mary E. BROOKE, both of Lecompton, m. 30 Oct 1856 at Brooke's Hotel by Rev. G. J. Rice.-LU 6 Nov 1856. WHINERY, Jason of New Brighton county &Catharine WILLIAMS of Brown county, m 6 May 1860 at residence of tti'e bride's father by Esq. Hodge. -r1.R-2-l-Jun 1860. ---compiled 'by' Pauline B. Elniff and Judy Sweets . l Grace Embers and Jean Snedeger .. l ,< l ~~~;: ~~ .....~ 1-----I '<L Galus JENKINS. kllled by James H. Lane. June 3. 185a. HF. June 5. 1858. Vol. VI. #4. p. 24 Dexter WIELEY marrled Amandy M. HASELTINE. 23 Oct 1856 ln Bloomlngton. K.T. S~. VANSYCLE and Susan Pascal FISH were married September 9. 1856 on the Shawnee Reserve by the Rev. S.Y. LUM. _~s_=_ Vol. VI. #4. p.8 I l-=J Konrad ROHRBACH died 6 Aug 1891 I '1 I 1 I ADDITIONS Frank CANNEN(1) married Mary C. VEMONIA(1) on Oct S. 1865. See Docket Book A. p. 205. Douglas County Probate Court. Judicial and Law Enforcement Center. Lawrence. KS. I "I ' �.r[---------------------- 158 RALPH C. DIX 1 s LETTER FROM .. TERRITORIAL KANSAS --....:;:.-- -=-..:: r aalph OIX was marr1ed to Br1getta GlliUiJl~j on 29 !'lay 1859 1n Lawrence. KS. ~e was k1lled 1n AUg of 1863 1n Quantr1ll's ra1d. ftrs. DIX later marr1ed Levi B. LEi:ili and then W.J. FLINTON. She wrote an art1cle ent1tled. "My exper1ences 1.n the Quantrell i'ta1.d" . 1.n wh1.ch she deta1ls events concern1.ng Ralph DIX' s murder. ---------~ .. ~'.~. --::- . ~. ," R. C. DIX, f' . ",. FIrst BlacksmIth and Carrla~e ~lfg, LS. _ _ _ _ _ _ ,. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ---.-.l .,j I June 18. 1855 De~aware Reserve. K.T. Cousen Charles: I am now seated beside my old chest on the floor trying to write you a few lines using the lid to writeuppon not a bad Desk for the country. Some of your wares would sell here well at good price. The merchants are getting in some Furniture and it sells like hot cakes. I have slept on the Ground for want of a bedstead untill within the last three Weeks. I made a rais (1) of a cot bed- . stead and thought I was in Town sure. I have been l1.veing all about since (I) camel'1ost of the Time have been teeming ~'Jit Was first rate business in the spring the Emi~ration WaS very great. Some of the Boats would land three hundred fore . this part of the Teritory. It Was 45 miles that they had to go by Land after leaving the boat. I had as good Teem as runs on the rout and I used to get as many Pasengers as I could Haul evry Time at 12.50 and allmost allways got a load back. The Eastern men not being used to New Country. would go as far as Lawrence. see the Elephant. stay over night and put back 1.n the morn1.ng. I d1.dn't like to see them go back b,ut was willing to take all the Dimes I could (honorably) out of them. I made it pay. I didn~t come out for nothing. I am a going to make fair i~est on my package money at least. I now have sold out the Team and gon over across the R1.ver amongst the Indians. Have rented the same Land that was Fenced and well cultivated. Everyting is up to the highest notch. Corn is worth $2". per bushel. Potatoes 'can't be had. I calculate to rais one thousand bushel corn _____ potatoes. I can't stop to write much now. I must go to work. It looked like rain but has cleared off now. ' t I I would like to write' all I know about the Teritory and will next Time- the news are scarce now-l suppose When our Missouri Legislature assemble, there will be some-l expect that they will have a great Time-I suppose you have heard what a Time we had at the Election-the Red Mouths carraid evrything and expect to do as they choos. I don't know but they may-that remains to be seen. I will send you the papers that you can know what is agoing on heare but you will have to make a liberal allowance for what you read-I sent you one Paper-must write whether you received or not-I am getting tired and must close. Please except these few imperfect lines. From your affectionate Cousen. Ralph C. DIX I J Direct to Lawrence, K.T. Please write Soon. r' I �- ,- - , - --""-' - - - - j - I ( I ~i ,~ _ _ _ ~ _______ J DIVORCES in TERRITORIAL KANSAS by Judy Metcalf Sweets The Douglas County Divorce records like other records of the Territorial period are widely scattered. It would seem that one would have the greatest success in finding divorces of that period 'at the, county 'levei.~However, our search at the county courthouse yielded only two divo~ces for the period' before 1861. These were found in Journal A in ;the probate court at the Judicial and Law , Enforcement Center in:Lawrence. It 1s possible 'that others were) "~_ Slest:r6ye~ by Quant'~riJJ!~raid~rs in August of 186), C~-=:_'""~ j ' '.( - --- -:.---: '-, j-~-~:-.--',=-~-:;.;:} ~ [,.: "; I -===------~-"., ::: ::-',~-;"'<'i - I Qui te by acciQ.~nt·, ·wh-1-ile-r-esearch1ngcI viI do.cuments of the FIrst and Second ,JUdlC:ia1.-.Djstrlcts of TerritorIal Kansas which are pres~ntiY stored at t e Kansas CIty Br~ch of the NatIonal Atnhlves, we came acr~ss the ~~ ~s of ~Ixteen partIes who were divorced in , ", 'lJ~~r~'tR.r~,al K~nsas. 1 ve of them were ,defInItely resIdents of - Douglas Qgypty", (,S_~J2Jab-~;'tra-cts whIch follow) '. " , 1 ' 1 But. surprisingly the largest number of TerrItorial divorces we " located were in ~he Legisiati veJburnais of the Tetri torial period.• _These Jo~nals, ~sually enti tIed i'PrIvate Laws of Ka.nsas", can be seen at the Urltvers-1-tY_J)f Kansas Law Library and at the Kansas Stiit'e, 'B;1rs,tbr'ical Society .~~' '-.=~, , iIn an article written by Cecil Howes of the Kansas ~ Star, Oct ), 1942, he wrote: "It may surprise Kansans to know that Kansas Terri torialilie,gtslatures granted divorces. Since Kansas became a state, the district courts have had exclusive jurisdiction over' divorces. But it was not always thus. In 1855, when the first legislature met, it passed a law fixing the causes for divorce and directed, in Chapter' 62. that any court of chancery shall have jurisdiction in divorce and alimony." "The courts corresponded to -the present distri"ct',courts in ·Kans'asand the' clrcuit courts in Missouri ." , ;-- - - ' - ,--~)-c 0- ~4\-'--] ~,:-,--: _' '~"-v' , '. ',," '. The Le;glslatI:ve . .Assembly of the T~rritory ,of Kansas in 1859 outlined the causes for divorce-;as: I When the defendant at '~he tim,e of his marriage was impotent. When he had a lawful- ,wife then 11 ving • When he has committed adultery subs~qqent to the marriage. When he Willfully deserts his wife and absents himself without reasonable cause for the space of one year. 5. When after marriage he becomes addicted to habitual drunkenness., 6. When he 1s guilty of such inhuman treatment as to endanger the life of his wire.. '-" , (The husband may in all cases obtain a divorce from the Wife for like causes."-A)-Feb 7. 1859. S. Medary. Governor. ' 1. 2• J., 4. ---------, �160 According to 1'1r. Howes. nThere were seventy-f1 ve d1 vorces granted by the terr1torial legls1atures of 1858.1859. 1860 and 1861. The practlce s:topped when Kansas became a state." He stated. "Forty divorces were authorized in 1860. ln a slng1e sess10n. almost onehalf the total for the four legislatures" ••• "A blll was lntroduced, referred to one branch or the other of the leglslature with recommendation that it be passed. The bill became a prlvate law and an actual divorce decree." A separate legislatuve b1ll was requlred for each divorce. They are not to be found 1n the statute books but as private laws. It seems the granting of d1vorces by the leglslature may have been somewhat of a racket or scandal. Sol Miller, ed1tor of the White Cloud Kansas Chlef, took notice of the legislation just after the close of the 1860 sessl0Ji:l_of. the Terri t-or1al legislature. M1ller wrote: ; --1 I ~ "We th1nk 1t would Ibe a jud1~10us move to app01nt a comm1ttee in each county 1n the terr1tory, whos,e duty it) shall be to use the._utmostd1l1gence to ascerta1n how many and what_uiarr1ed-persons 1n the territory were not d1vorced- in the late . leg1slature. Some folks may be interested in know1ng just how they stand on th . quest10n." e Mr. ·A. R1chardson ;-- a.u~hor-- of Beyond the Missl ssippl it!' :~8'67 described on page 147 & 148.tlle e~§e of gettlng a divorce 1n terr1toria1 Kan-sa-s • -f "Pract1cally anyone asking for a d1vorce could obta1n 1t and 1n every Case both parties were author1zed to marry aga1n." ••• "I rece1ved a letter from a cit1zen of Massachusetts~ ask1ng-=wh'e-ther-h1s wife, who was _sp.end1ng the w1nter in Law.renee, passed by her ma1den or wedded. name, and whether she had app11ed for d1vorce. Upon examining the· statutes, I learned that she had been divorced for more than ' --==--_ _---'--_ _ __ L s1x months." One other source of div9rce 1nformation 1s the newspapers of the terr1torial period-"- __~t!S>se dlvorce petitions that were filed in th~ '.District court--w-ex-e-_or-ten~'''pul;>::l!l·sheacAl.nvth~ local newspapers. 'The names of those persons who petitioned the legislature for a d1vorce were generally published as well ,and some "of. them' appeared on the front page of the earlyLaw~ence newspapers. Following are theterrrt"o·rt-al divorces and name changes which we have gathered from the various sources mentioned above. County of residence is unknown unless so indicated. It is hoped that in the future add1t10nal divorce records w1ll come to light. We would appreclate be1ng informed of any divorce actions which we overlooked for the terrltorl-a-l per19d in Kansas. . �161 1 Some Territorial Div~ces-second; Judicial District /Copi~d at K,ansa~_ City Bra,pch of the ~ational Archives by J. Sweet s: " ~. "S-usan A.F. vs J ame s DJ.B., Douglas' County-, Kansas' Terrltory. m-l Sep 1851. Brooklln. New York, shortly after moved to Clty of R1chmond. VA where llved untll 1856. at whlch tlme emlgrated to thls terrltory. Four chlldren: Francls E •• now 5; Gertr.ude ~. age 4; Saluda F •• age 3; and Ellzabeth I. age 11 mos. Gr-habltual drundedness. vulgar language. whlpplng and abuslng defendant ~On ___June 1857 def. came to house of petltloner's mother where she had gone to take refuge and armed Wlth a deadly weapon forclbly selzed and carr led from her sald chlldren wlthout provls1ons". PHf. wants custody of ch1ldren and alimony. DF-22 June 22. 1857. dlsmlssed Aug 1857. #86. HAMILTON, Ellza P.(by her next frlend. Patrlck D. AMES) va. Harrlson m. 1 Sept 1853. Mehaska Co •• Iowa. Gr-on 1 Jan 1854; Def. de serted Plff. ln Mehaska Co.. Iowa and left her wl thout means of support (Had to depend on support of her frlends. accompanylng them to the·Terrltory where she has reslced slnce the 2nd May 1855 ln Douglas Co.). Def. may have had another wlfe l1vlng at the tlme; Plff want dlvorce and rellef. DF-7 May 1857 ln Chancery Court. #59. MILLER. Frederlck vs. Jullett; gob dlvorce at the Superlor clrcult? court at Haddam. Conn. She got $1.1.00. (1/3 of hls entlre estate) and custody of chlldren,Julla Ann MILLER and Frederlca MILLER. DF-12 May 1857. "no habeus corpus". EAGLEHOOF /EAGL EH OFF • Ann Marla. (.by her next frlend. Joseph EVERHART) vs. John Mlc~el; m-15 Apr 1855. Douglas' Co. KT;. Gr-On 16 Jul 1855 Def. dld drlve complalnant from.herdwelllng ln Douglas Co. and refuses to provlde for complalnant. At tlme of her marrlage. she was the owner of a certaln clalm ln Douglas Co. Def. has sold sald clalm and left the Terrltory. Plff has no knowledge of where he ls. "He also sold artlcl-eJ belonglng to P1tf: feather bed and beddlng sheets. blankets and qullts and even part of the underclothlng of complalnant. It. She wants dl vorce and rellef. Publlcatlon notlce ln NatiOnal Democrat. Kansas Terrltory. 8 consecutlve weeks before present term. of dlstrlct court. 9 Mar 1858. Df-l0 Aug 1857. Dlsmlssed 9 Nov 1859. Ann Marla'.. to pay court· costs. Chancery Court. Douglas Co. #95. McNOWN. ROb.ert vs. Sarah; m. '15 Mar 1845; lived together Until 1 Dec 1854 when she deserted hlm. Seven chlldren: Robert N. McNOWN. age 11, Mary Ann MeNOWN. age 9; Wllllam MeNOWN. age 7; John MeNOWN. age 6, Lucy_Ellzabeth MnNOWN. age 4; Jonathan Harry MeNOWN. age 3. Charles Wesley MeN,OWN. age 2. Def. now resldes ln the State of Wlsconsln. Plff. wants dlvorce and control of __ ____ children. Df-19 Aug 1857. Lecom.pton. #98 - - - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .1 ____________ . from' Issue Preceedln . Co~ted KT) :sa,s CityBr~ch of the Federal ,Archives NAMES' of, Partle-s-L..---- DATE PETITION FILEP ___ BURDITT. Abldan( 1) R. vs , BURDITT. JaneG. 6 May 1858 FULLER. Hosea vs. FULLER. Dorcas 12 Apr 1858-adv. ln National -.,.-'1 Democrat. Le_compton _ .. _.. ~~ L ~TE. James vs. WHITE. Mal vlna 10 Apr 1 aatv. ln Nat 10nal -__ ~ __--:. =-_ Democrat. Lecompton. . ,~ __ BAYSINGER. Ellas vs. BAYSINGER. Margaret E. 2 Mar 1858 adv. in Natlonal 1- Democrat. Lec~~to~_____- ____ " "'=--- ' - , . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -----:=== -,-_._--- I _ ~ro:~~Er:Jg~ir.sa E.~~~~GE~ AUgU~:US.3 Jan ~~: -----_.---_ .. - -~-- ----~-------- -- - - - -- �162 -=--O-»et1 t1on;-i~-D-i v o r c e - - - --c1al D1str1ct. Lecompton and Calhoun. KT. from Journals , D1 I HERRING vs HERRING-15 Oct 1858. transferred to Johnson Co •• KT BURDIT vs. BURDIT-motion sustained as to youngest child. Elmira? and overrul~d a8 to oldest child. Frank E. BURDITT and decree for maintenance allowed-fixed at $26 .. 00 from now to next term of case and continued ge~erallY. • • .. • • • DIVORCES: NAMES of PARTIES DATE APPROVED SPRATT. Mary Elizabeth authorized to sue SPRATT, Bertran for divorce (Leavenworth Co.) 29 Jan 1857 367 NAME CHANGE: MARTIN, Jeannette, S.H. to BURISS. J eannett, S.li. • • 10 Feb 1857 • • • * From BO.Ql1;-=i>r1vate :-Laws~ of :Kansa:s.~18 58 \ 4th Sess1on- of Leg1-s1a:t1ve-'::kersembly ~ Q! PARTIES DATE A.FPftOVED WHITMAN. Edmund and Angelia 11 Feb 1858 MonTON, Abner and Susan 11 Feb 1858 (She to have return of maiden name COLLIER) DELANGE, Anne E. and Augustus 12 Feb--T858 • • • • * * * * Fro~ Boo~-Pct vate . Laws-:Terr1 tory _of Kansas 1859-1860 . . --. - pa's-sed~~at .5t~· $.ess1on begun at city of Le'compton 1 Jan·~a:·859;;B.ndheld- and concluded at the C1 ty of Vawrenc'e c; DIVORCES: NAMES of PARTIES DATE APPROVED ClJl<IMINGS. Charlotte M. and Cyrus w. 10 Feb COBURN, Frances G. and Edward O. 7 Feb HOLDEN, H.L. and Josephine E. 11 Feb HOYT, Lorenzo and Sarah E. 11 Feb (She to be made guardian of children) S~AN, Horace E. and Harriet J. 11 Feb WINANTS, Alvin and Maria P. 11 Feb WHITEHEAD, William and Rhoda Jane 11 Feb WRIGHT, Charles A. and Maria Anne 11 Feb BAfiD~ELL, Horatio F. and Susan D. 11 Feb 1859 1859 1859 1859 42 42 42 43 1859 1859 1859 1859 1859 44 44 45 45 45 7 Feb 1859 55 NANE CHANGE: PEET, ilobert to WILSON, Robert B. �- i63 I -\ I I ) ) \ , 1 PR]VATE LAWS of the TERRITORY of KANSAS (1860) Passed at SpeC1al Sess10ns of.the,· .. .~~g1s~a:.~y!et: ,~s~:~mbl~~~ ,Ct7- Y' :'of~cLecompton and La~t.~.~~~. by tl1~",Ggverl?-or,~@,stc~eg1s1at1 ve Ass~mbl.y-!.(:-Bo'ok 1's" tn.; the: Kanse5s 'Collect1on t ~~~1~~:~~~fJ~~~s~~,~.~:~:~'~) 'lJ~1 v',• .'?f ::;~sas~ "DIVORCES:--' ,'-_ __ NANES of PaRTIES DATE DIVORCE APPROVED • F.ll.GE fl 27 Feb 1360 232 27 Feb 1860 232 27 Feb 1860 BOGGS, Henderson and Susan 233 27 l"eb 1860 BrtOD~ICK, John and Catherine 233 BaO,iN, LOis H. and G.w. ' 13 Feb 1860 234 ("not to effect Lois Brown I s right of dower or alimony") 234 BR UlvlLEY, O.B. vs. Alz ina E. 27 F'eb 1860 CONW~L, John F. vs. Lucy E. 27 Feb 1860 235 7 Feb 1860 COTT&~, Jane vs. John Ii. 235 24 F'eb 1860 c:a AN E, Clara L, and Or land 0 r'l. 236 (maiden name-Clara L. JOHNSON) 236 CRAWF'ORD, James Henry and l'1el1.nda lilizabeth 27 Feb 1860 11 Feb 1860 DA LEE, Amon G. and Clarinda E: 237 8 Feb 1860 GEE. Lucinda F. and James M. 238 27 Feb 1860 238 Gfu;M. Wm. ~I.F. and Matilda BART, Henry and Henrietta 25 Feb 1860 239 27 Feb 1860 HENDE3.S0N. Joseph and El1.zabeth 239 240 HENRY, william and Mary Jane 27 F'eb 1860 (of Douglas Co.) 240 HILDRETH. Byron E. and Harriet B. 27 Feb 1860 (not to effect alimony of Harriet HILDR~TH) 240 HlIN'£OON ,Daniel R. and Lydia S. 27 Feb 1860 241 JOHNSON. Sarah Ann and D.B. 27 Feb 1860 242 , JONES. Elizabeth and JONES. James* 25 Feb 1860 (Mn-JAMIESON)- *(alias, Jeremiah HAGLER) (She was of Johnson Co .) 242 LEIS. Henry and Catharine 27 Feb 1860 (She not to lose property rights) LENKER, Peter and Sarah L. 8 Feb 1860 243 (She to have exclusive custody of daughter, Eugenie L.and not to lose property rights) 244 27 l"eb 1860 MARTIN. George J. and Sophronia H. 244 NcLACHLIN, Letta M. and Henry 7 Feb 1860 (Mn- Letta M. BASSETT) 245 l'IQRTON. W.A. and Sarah Jane 7 Feb 1860 NEWELL. J'-~~:"Vs. Sarah 25 Feb 1860 245 PALMER, Edward and Dinah 27 Feb 1860 246 (Restored to Mn. of Dinah iiICHES) 24 Feb 1860 246 PAiiKEa, Delos T. and Eliza C. PECK, Lydia W. and Horatio N. (al1as,27 Feb 1860 247 James DI~~OND)-Custody of children to go to Lydia P&iRY, Lucy A. and WilHam 27 F'eb 1860 247 PINE, Jane and William 27 Feb 1860 248 aEYNOLD~, Samuel and ~arriet 24 Feb 1860 248 RUSSELL. William and Ganett 15 Feb 1860 249 SHAFT, Joseph and Almena Adeline 27 Feb 1860 249 (to resume her maiden name, not given) SIEVER. Gertrud.e VB. Samuel 25 Feb 1860 -=-~-=--2-50- ----- - - -~ (She to resume her Mn. of Gertrude S~IITZ and be legal guardian of LOUisa Augusta and Amelia SIEVER) 27 Feb 1860 SMITH, Olive and Samuel . 250 (She not to lo~e property rights) (Both of Douglas Co) SNYDER, EU and J;e~j 27 F'eb 1860 251 STROTHER, Robert S. and Rhoda 23 Feb 1860 251 TURNER, Harry G. and Ursula . 27 Feb 1860 252 WANZEa. Frances B. and Hiram 27 Feb 1860 252 ~ILEY, Amanda and Dexter 27 Feb 1860 253 (Both ot:.Po,nglas Co.) I WOODHULL. cSinh'l'a and Stephen Y. 25 Feb 1860 . 253 :_ _. _________ .. ____I!OO.Q!.~rah and Charles F. 25 Feb 1860_._ _ _ _ ~53 __ _ ALLEN, Anna A. and .'iathaniel V. BARR, II 1.1 11. am V. and Loui sa :-"'<. �164 .. aELIEF_~ . . ' " BURDETT. Jane. divorced from A.K. BURDETT by Dlst. Co. of Douglas Co •• Spring Term 1859-malden name restored to Jane G. PHILLIPSShe to have control of daughter. Almira Augusta-date approved. 27 Feb 1860. p. 427 ~ CHANGES KATZ. Bonhelm to KAHN. Bonhelm 28 Jan 1860_ E'ATTERSON. Mary K. to WHEELER. Mary K18 Feb 1860 (She is of Eagle Creek. Madison Co.) VEST. Thomas J. to MACGLOTHERING. Thomas J. 25 Feb 1860 (He is of Doniphan Co.) 367 371 377 ADOPTION Isabella. adopted by Martin B. and Hulda BOWERS. his wife. 18 Feb 1860. p. 376. VAUG~ ---_0 DIVORCE PETITIONS-ProDate CoyrtDouglas County, K.T. (1858)-Journal "A" copied by Pauline Elniff RUSSELL, Maria L. vs. William. Date filed Mar 1, 1858. Harriette RUSSELL, minor child to petitioner. p. 231 BAILEY, Charles W. vs. Nancy. Sept. Term, 1858. Dismissed. J? 190. ,SOME NEWSPAPER DIVORCE NOTICES-Copied by Grace Emb~rs UNDERWOOD, Rosanna-divorced her husband in Boston. He "neglected to provide properly for her support, and during the first year of marriage he had moved her to nine different homes • The second year to eleven l' The ·Kansas Herald of Freedom, Lawrence, K.T., 2 July 1859. p. 1 SMITH, Jacob R. vs. Nancy-Petition filed 31 Aug 1859. Groundsdesertion. Deposi t10ns to be taken in Minneola .. Franklin:' Co. t K.T. 6 Mar 1860. Republican Journal, Lawrence, K·..:'1",.' , 19 Jan 1860, p. 3 'j JORDAN, Nancy E. vs. Moses. Date petit.ion filed: 29 May 1860. Lawrence Republican, Lawrence, K.T., 21 June 1860, p.- 3. BROWN, Brs. George W.-filed divorce petition. Lawrence Republican, Lawrence, K.T. 19 Jan 1860, p. 2. r-- - I �- - - - ------, 165 -- ---- - - -----.---- .' . '----) . .... .' The following records of deaths have been collected from various cources. Area newspapers cited. wit~ ~~~reviations u.sed are: Lawrence Republican (LR); (liF) LLawrence.-~_Free ~ (KFS; Lawrence-~ Lawrence ~ ..2£ Fr e Tr1bune (KT); Lecompton Kansas=National Democrat (LND); Prairie City-Freeman's Ch am P10n (FC); Lecompton Qn1Qn (LU); Leavenworth-~ ~ (DT); Doniphan. Kansas-Champion of Freedom; Atchison-Union. Other sources:The Kansas state Historical ~uarterlV. Aug. and Nov. 1950 issues • Addit1.onaleaths of this period were published.ln--THE PIONEER Vol. v. #4. p .• 122 • . ~ r-- Compiled by Pauline Elniff and Judy Sweets Jean. Snedegar ahd Grace Embers (f :--! _.-I L"':~::\~I:~¥::l~:;~~~::::i~~" . AaBOTT. Nellie Maria. daughter of James B. and Elizabeth A •• aged 5 yrs. d. Coal Creek. Ang 20. 1858.--LR. 2 Sept 1858 ALEXANDEa,:.Preddy son of D. M. and C.B •• aged 10 mos. 27 days. d. Willow Springs. 30 Dec 1860.--La. 3 Jan 1861 ALLEN. Katie Janett. only chlld of Lyman and Ann Janett. aged 10 mos. 16 days. d. Aug 1. 1858. of Cholera lnfantum. HF--7 Aug 1858 ALLEN, Minnie, died in Lawrence. on the 5th instant. Minnie. infant dau. of Lyman and Janette ALLEN. aged ~onths and 7 days .--LR 8 Mar 1860. p. 2 ALLEN. Samuel RE:!NOLDS. aged 68 yrs •• 5 mos •• d. Ohio City. Franklin Co •• 27 Nov. 1859.--La. 8 Dec 1859. . ALMOND, Wm. B. (Judge), 'of Platte City. MO., died of 'apoplexy, at the Remick House. Leavenworth. on Sunday mornlng last-spent last summer in this city--LR-8 Mar 1860. p. 2 ANDREW, Mahala, Shawnee Indian girl, aged about 16 yrs •• d. at Friends Mlssion. 18 June 1855, of cholera.-KPS. 9 Jul 1855. ArtNY, Samuel C•• son of W.F. M. and Sellna B., aged 21 yrs •• d. at Hyatt, Anderson Co~, Sept 24, 1860, of typhold.-LR, 4 Oct 1860. BACON, Anna Lydia, dau. of F.C. and M.J., aged 1 yr., 3 days, d. at Moneka. 10 Oct 1859.--LR, 20 Oct 1859. BACON, Llzzle Augusta. dau. of F.C. and M. J., aged 3' yrs., 11 mos., 10 days, d. at Moneka, July 31, 1860.--La, 9 Aug 1860 BAINTER, Mrs. Ellzabeth. wtfe ot Ephralm. aged 27 yrs., d. at Dayton, Sept. 27 1855 --KFS, 22 Oot 1855 BAINTER, Loson, son of Ephralm, aged 15 mos •• d. SOot 1855--KFS, 22 Oot 1855 BARBER, Thomas W., of near Bloomlngton, formerly of Ohio, aged 42 years. murdered by a Proslavery man, Deo 6, 1855, left a wlfe.-HF. 15 Dec 1855 BASSETT, Anna Gertr.ude, dled ln Lawrenoe Jan 10th, 1860. daughter of Owen A., and Josephlne E., aged 1 year and 4 mos.--LR, 12 Jan 1860 BATES, Thomas, Jr., aged 52 yrs., d. May 8. 1860--LR, 10 May 1860 BECK •. ______ , ohlld of John, a German of Manhattan, aocidentally burned to death. 1lF, 12 Mar 1859 BECKER, Henrietta. dau. of Rheinhart and Catherine, aged 9 mos., 24 d, d. June 25, 1860.-LR, 28 June 1860 BECKER, Henry, son of Rheinhart and Catherine, aged 9 mos. 19 d. d. June 21 1860.-LR. 28 June 1860 BRADBURY, Sam'l, died 1 Apr 1858 at his residenoe near P~irie City, aged 53 yrs.-. FC, 8 Apr 1858 BROOKS, Daniel H., born at York, ME on 27 Nov 1821, removed to this paloe last autumn, died of oonsumption on the 16th inst.--KFS. 17 Mar 1855 CALHOUN. John, native of MA. former surveyor-general of Kansas territory. aged about 53 yrs •• di. at St. Joseph. MO •• Oot 13. 1859.--HP, 22 Oot 1859 CAMPBELL. Charles. aged 75 yrs •• d. Oot 4, 1858.--1&, 7 Oot 1858. C~~TRELL. Jaoob. of Jaokson, killed by Proslavery men shortly after the Battle of Blaok. Jaok •. June. 6 •. 1857.--HF, 24 Oot 1857 CAREY. Robert, of Washington creek. murdered, May 2, 1857. --LU. 9 May 1857. CHASE, Jaoob E •• formerly of Conoord. N.H •• d. at EI Dorado. Sept 18, 1859 of inflammation of the brain.--LR. 20 Oot 1859. CHILDS, Mrs. Eliza C•• wife of T.W •• aged 32 yrs •• d. in Millbury. MA., June 14, 1859.--LR. 7 Jul 1859. ·CHUBB. James E •• formerly of Chioago. IL •• d. in Teoumseh, Deo 19. 1859.-LND. 22 Deo 1859. CLARK, Dr. Hiram, formerly of MA. lately of Jaokson, GA., aged about 40 yrs., d. 29 May 1855. of ohronio diarrhea. --HF, 2 June 1855. Obituary resolution-KFS, 18 Jun 1855 states_ that he was reoently o~ Jlutts Co., GA and was a Mason. CL~~K. Lyman Franois, son of J.F. and Franois M•• aged 16 mos d Sept 2-0 1860 La. 18 Oot 1860. .,. ,.-______________~K18~5:oo1m, killed _bY Cole MoCREA. at Leavenworth. April 30, 1855.--KFS, 28 May ,---- I I �166 ~ - -- -CLAliK .SctiuYlerColfa£.- son of Edward and Clara- i. -:-a~~d 9;nos -.--:22 d. d~ed 4 Nov 1858 11 Nov 1858. '8 f 11 LB 22 COHEE. V.S •• d. at Kansapolls. opposlte Topeka. Oct 1). 1 57. left am y.-- • La 5 N COLE. Oct John1857. R •• of near Emporla. d. Oct 27. , 1857. left large famlly.--. ov 1857 COMBS. WilHam L •• aged 14 vrs •• d: Oct 8., 1860 '--~,' 11 Oc~ 1860., ., COOPER Mary member ,of"Soclety of Fr1ends,:.aged' 70 yrs •• d'."at z:esldence of Dr. E. G: MACY: one m1le east of Bloomlngton. Dee.. 16 18 59 .~DT. )0 Dec 1859. ' COPELAND. Gertrude F~nney. dau. of Rev. J. and C.C •• aged 9 mos •• ) d •• dled ln Cllnton. Sept. )0 1859. of congestlve chllls. --LB. 6 Oct 1859. COULTER. Rodolphus Lenuel. son of J.S. and Cordella K •• aged 10 mos •• 8 d •• dled Aug 17. 1860.--LB. 2) Aug 1860. CRACKLIN. Mary Frances. dau. of Joseph and Emlly. aged 2 mos •• 10 d. dled Nov 22. 1860.--La. 29 Nov 1860. I. caOSS11AN. ____ , murdered by James Shel1:on. on Wea creek. Mar .... 1859.-- HF. 19 Mar 1859 CURTIS. John. member of leglslature from Franklln Co •• d. Feb 15. 1858.--La. 18 Feb 1858. '. CUSTARD. Robert Wade. formerly of Crawford Co •• PAt aged 29 yrs •• dled near Blg Sprlngs. Oct 16. 1860.--La. 25 Oct 1860. DAGLEY Harrlson of Samuel Ferandls' traln. whlle en route to Ft. Rlley. dled near O;awkee. on'GraSShOpper rlver. Sept 9. 1855. of cholera.--KT. 17 Oct 1855. DAMM. Henry. Shot ln Centropolls on Wednesday evenlng. the28th inst •• by Thomas SHURLEY.--HF. 7 Aug 1858. p. 4. DART. Lester. drowned at Walker. on Monday. August 2nd. son of the late Gllbert DART. aged 28 years.--HF. 14 Aug 1858. p. 2. DAVIDSON. J.D •• formerly of Cass Co •• MO •• aged about 55 yrs •• d. June 2). 1860.-La. 28 June 1860. ' DAVIS. Benjamln. member of Capt. Donaldson's company of milltla. aged about 50 yrs. d. Nov 24. 1856.--LU. 27 Nov 1856. DAVIS. Henry. ' murdered by Luclus KIBBEE. Nov 29. 1854.--KFS. 3 Jan 1855. DAVIS. Horatio N •• aged 20 yr •• 'late ~f Batavla. IL. dled at Cradlt's Mllls. Kanzas on the 12th lnst.. of Dysentery .-,·FC. 20 Aug 1857. DELONG. James A •• aged 29 yrs •• d. near Brownsvllle. Nov 26. 1858. of consumption. --=La.L 9 Dec 1858. _ _ _ _ _ _ .--,. ___ '; _____ - _ _ _-'--_ DEMING. Mary Matlssa.-(filu. of J:-G. ana-Sarah-A~e:ged'-12-yrs.;--6-mos.-;-d.-fn---' , Burllngame. Aug )1. 1859.--LB. 15 Sept 1859. DOCKERY. John., of Samuel Ferandls' tra1n. wh1le en route to Ft. Rlley. d. near Osawkee. on Grasshopper rlver. Sept 9. 1855. of cholera.--KT. 17 Oct 1855. DOW. Mrs. Sally. wlfe of Ladd. of Hlckory Polnt. aged 58 yrs •• d. Dec 7. 1858.--LR. 16 Dec. 1858. , DREW. Naoml. dau. of John. of Burllngame. drowned ln Dragoon creek. July). 1858.-HF. 24 Jul 1858. DUERINCK. the Rev. Father .John Baptist. of the Cathollc (St. Mary's) mlsslon. b. 8 May 1809. aged 48 yrs •• drowned ln Mlssourl rlver when sklff overturned. Dec 9 1857.--HF, 23 Jan 1858. DUNN. Freddy .... arren, son of B.P. and Abby J.. aged 9 mos.. 2 days, dled July 9 1860 of cholera lnfantum.--LB, 12 Jul 1860. ELDRIDGE. Shaler W., aged 1 yr •• 10 mos •• died at Eldridge House, Oct 11, 1860. of inflammation of bowels.--La. 18 Oct 1860. EMERSON, Lysander B •• son of S.M. and S.D., aged 2 days. died at Wyandotte. July 28 1860.--LR, 23 Aug 1860. EMERY, Wm •• of Samuel Ferandls' traln. whlle en route to Fort Rlley. d. near Osawkee, on Grasshopper rlver, Sept 9. 1855. of cholera.--KT, 17 Oct 1855. EVANS. Marla C., dau. of James W. and Mary, aged 16 yrs., 11 mos., 16 days, dled 16 . ' Aug 1860, of congestlve fever .--La, 9 Aug 1860. , '--~-.~- "~EiiGUSOtr;'C~~1e-GraY;W~da~:= ;f- P-.S-:-~~d M~~~aret·~-;;'ged~-9-rii"o~. ,--died.-at -- -- -Superior. Osage county .--L.'i. 15.,Sept 1859. FEiiGUSON. Fred I~:ying. son of James H. and Ellen M •• aged 1 yr •• 10'da'ys~. died July 18. 1860.--~, 2 Aug 1860. FISH, Mary Jane. dau. of Charles, of the Shawnee Indian nation, aged about 10 yrs •• died June 21, 1855. of cholera.--KFS, 9 July 1855. FISH, Nancy. dau. of Charles of the Shawnee Indlan nation, aged about 8 yrs •• dled June 19, 1855. of cholera.--KFS, July 9, 1855. FISH, Mrs. Pascal. aged about 50 yrs., dled on the Shawnee Indlan reservation Aprll 29, 1855.--HF. 5 May 1855. ' FLEISCHMAN, Mrs. Ellza K •• aged 48 yrs •• dled near Des MOines. Iowa. Feb 1.1858. --La. 18 Feb 1858. FORD, E.N., drowned fordlng the Wakarusa.--HF, 6 Nov 1858. FRANKE, _____ , of Illinois, murdered by____ . _Glover, Aug., 1854.--KFS. ) Jan 1855" FRAZER. Mary A. Jewett, Wife of Robert L., born at St. Albans. VT. married Nov.1859 died July 29, 1860, aged 26 yrs.--LR, 2 Aug 1860. FRENCH, Mrs. Emlly, Wife of Theodore, dau. of Willlam and Delilah JAQUETT, of Cameron, N.Y •• aged 2) yrs •• 11 mos., died at Georgetown, May 9, 1859.--LR, 19 May 1859. GARDNER, Thomas M., dled on the morn1ng of the 5th inst •• the infant son of Joseph and Sarah i'l. Gardner .--La, 12 Jan 1860. GLIDDON, Mary A., age 2 yrs., 9 mos., dled at Willow Sprlngs, Oct 19, 1860.~-La, 1 Nov 1860. GREENE, Evans E., formerly of Delaware county, PA, aged 2) yrs., dled July 28, 1858 . of congestlve chll1s.--La, 5 Aug 1858. L- - - - - - ---- HANEY. ____ , former deputy Ma~shal of Lawrence, was shot and killed 1n Leroy. Coffey - -~c.o_·_'~_fe.w_ wee~ago .--liP ._26 Jun~-.J.§ 5~ _______ _ ------ I .--Lli. ,- ----'- '---- '-~~------------------ --~ ." -'-- -' �167 ---- - -----.- -- -_. ----=-. -- -----1 Col-:·JamesA:. aged 29 yrs·-~~· dled.--;t Hyatt. Dec 22 1857, of heart d1sease.i Lft. 7 Jan 1858. HASELTINE. Davld P •• formerly of Hamilton, OH, aged 53 yrs.,'ll days. died near Clinton, Douglas Co •• Jan 23, 1861. of lnflammatlon of the lungs.--LR. 31 Jan 1861. HASELTINE, Lewis PI •• son of 'Nliliam and Martha Jane. aged 6 yrs •• 11 mos., died ln Kanwaca. Douglas Co •• July 16, 1860. of inflammatlon.--LR. 19 July 1860. HASKELL. Hattle Frances. only chlld of Charles A. and Lucy A •• aged 18 mos •• d1ed Jan 24. 1859. of lnflammatlon of the braln.--LR. 27 Jan. 1859. HEl'lEIHoIAY, Edward S., aged 21 yrs •• d1ed at Lecompton. May 23. 185B,--LR. 27 May 1858. dEaRICK. Elma, formerly:of E. Corinth. ME •• aged 43 yrs., .d1ed ln Sumner township, Dec 14, 1856, of dropsy.--HF, 3 Jan 1857. HISCOCK, Maggie. reSided ln Topeka in 1856. burned while fightlng pralrle f1res near Lawrence, Nov 3. 1859.--KT. Topeka •. j,Nov , 1859. HOOVER, Rebecca, dau. of David and Mary. aged 1 yr •• 9 mos •• d1ed ln Burlingame. 7 July 1859.--LR. 15 Sept 1859. HOYT, ________orphan dau. of DaVid S., aged about 6 yrs.--HR. 27 June 1857. HOYT, DaVid Starr. of Deerfleld, MA, aged 35 yrs •• kllied by Proslavery men. 12 Aug 1856.--HF. 27 June 1857. HUNT, Judge Morrls. dled Nov 14. 1858.--LR. 23 Dec 1858. HUNTER, Archlbald, natlve of Scotland. aged 45 yrs •• died Aug 20. 1859.--LR. 1 5.ept. 1859. HUTcaINSON. John F., formerly of Phlladelphia. PAt died at the residence of Capt. Henry Learned, of Sumner Townshlp, ln thls county of Mallgnant tumor.--HF, 22 May 1858. INGALLS. , died following severe lnjur1es by the burstlng of an anvl1 a few days slnce ln Donlphan .-...lJl.· 5 Jan 1860. JENKINS. W1l1lam H •• cf Marshall Co. formerly of St. John's Colleton. S.C •• d1ed Nov 18. 1857. of congestlon of the bra1n.--ND. Lecompton. 19 Nov 1857. JESSEE. Nancy Rebecca. dau. of William and Nancy. aged 18 yrs •• 7 mos., died near I Bloomlngton. Sept 14. 1858. of billous fever .--HF. 25. Sept 1858. JOHNSON, Mrs. , and child. ,drowned crossing_ Drag..oon creek~ June 2. 18_ 8, . l1ved n~uFI1ngame. l'lr. JO:dNSON rescued.--RF. l~ June __l~~~ ___ ._ ..5_____ ._. ______._ _ HARVEY~ I --, ! -------~.-~-=~-.=.-- - -- - --- - - ----.::::...- - JOHNSTON. Mrs. Malv1na H •• w1fe of S.W •• aged 37 yrs •• d1ed Mar 3.1860. of consumpt1on.-LND. Lecompton. 5 Apr11. 1860. JONES. John. formerly of 1L. 11ved near ~akarusa. 6 m1les S. of Lawrence, k111ed by outlaws.--KT. Topeka. 6 Jun 1856. JONES. Teg1don Phl11ps. son of Edward and Sarah. aged 4 yrs •• d1ed Oct 25. 1~59.-HF. 29 Oct 1859. . KELLY. Leanor. consort of Caleb KELLY. Esq •• d1ed 1n her fort1eth year of typho1d fever at Peoria, KS on Monday. the 23rd ult. Husband and several small children survive. Member of the Missouri Baptists. "Jolt. Vernon. Oli papers please copy. --La. J Dec 1857. KERR, Dr. J.W., elected member of state legislature under'Wyandotte constitution, died 13 Mar '1860. aged 37 yrs.--LR. 5 April. 1860. KIMBALL, Mary Abby, dau. of Franklin and Ellzabeth. aged 6 mos •• 27 days. died 4 July 1860.--LR, 12 July 1860. KING. John F •• speclal correspondent of the ~ ~ Eyening ~. and Clnclnnatl ~ ~ ~ ~. Lawrence, dled at Poughkeepsle. NY. 14, Feb 1859. by sulclde.--Dally Tlmes, Leavenworth. 24 Feb 1859. . KING. Wlillam R., formerly of Kalamazoo, MI, aged 27 yrs., dled at Commerclal House. Dec. 29. 1860.--LR, 3 Jan 1861. KNAPP, Mrs. Nancy A •• wlfe of Lemuel. aged 39 yrs •• dled at Ogden, Feb 24. 1858. left husband and slx children 27 Mar 1858. KNOWLES. Mary Jane, dled in Lawrence on the 10th lnst., at the resldence of Samuel SMITH. She was late of Dorchester. MA, aged 25 yrs. Mr. Nute to preach funeral discourse at the Unltarlan Church next sabbath.--HF, 14 Aug 1858. KONZ, __________llvlng south of Wakarusa. shot by a company of Free-State men after he had boasted of klillng flve abolltlonlsts.--KCF, Donlphan. 5 Feb 1858. LAnD, ________ , son of E.D. and Mary W.T •• aged 5 weeks. 5 days. dled 29 Nov 1856, of congestlon of the lungs .--HF. 6 Dec'. 1856. LANE, Annle. dau. of James H., and Mary E., dled 18 June 1855.--KFS. 2 July 1855. LANUM, Joseph, aged 20 yrs •• dled on Indian creek, Butler Co. Mar 20. 1860, of congestlve chl11s.--LR, 29 Mar 1860. KNOWLTON, Charles, who 11ved a few mlles S. ofOsawatomle, was found one day last week wlth one leg shot to pleces. He had gone huntlng. He has slnce dled. --LR. 23 Feb 1860. LARIMER, Gen., formerly of Plttsburg, PA, was killed by the explosion of a cannon, at Fort Leavenworth a few days ago. He was a banker ln Plttsburg. but meeting with a reverse of fortune he removed to Nebraska.--HF. 22 May 1858. LECOMPTE. ______dau. of Judge Samuel D., dled at Fort Leavenworth. of cholera.-KFS, 23 July 1855. LECOMPTE. Samuel. son of Judge, aged 18 yrs •• dled near Kansas Clty. Dec 4, 1860, of a fall from an embankment.--DT. Leavenworth, 6 Dec 1860. LEE, Will1am B., formerly of PA, aged 24 yrs., dled JunL·.2. 1855, left wlfe and chlldren.--KFS, 18 June 1855. LEFFRIDGE, Mr. ______ • dled Feb 11, 1855. had been shot some tlme Since by MOODY of Westport.--KFS, 14 Feb 1855._ LEHMAN, Frederick E., aged 32 yrs •• dled at Atchlson, July 15, 1860, of dlsease of the heart.--LR, 26 July 1860. LEWIS. Mrs. Mary Jane, Wife of James M., aged 24 yrs., dled at Greeley, Aug 8, 1859 -- La, 18 Aug 1859. LOWMAN, E.J •• son of E.S. and C.J., dled Nov 21, 1858.--LB. 25 Nov 1858. LYMAN, Albert, formerly of S. Deerfleld, MA, dled at Eldrldge House, Oct 15, 1860 ' - - - .- - - ______o.e_(ever.--I.R.,_1.8 OCL18.6_0.'---_ __ - - -- - - ---------- .--liP. I I ..J �168 ---------- - - - - -- -, - - - - - MCbONALD~W llflam.' formerii of ifort-humberland. PA. aged )2 yrs. dled Nov 11. 1857. --ND. 19 Nov 1857. MACY. Mary Verllnda. dled near 3100mlngton. March 12. She was the daughter of E.G. and :aachel C. MACY. aged J.. _weeks. 2 days .--LR. 22 Mar 1860. MANDIGO. Mary Ellen. dau. of Amasa and Martha MANDIGO. aged) yrs. 11 mos.and 28 d. dled Feb 18. 1860.--LR. 15 Mar 1860. MARSHALL. Isabella Graham. dau. of Zacharlah. aged 14 yrs •• 10 mos •• dled at Wakarusa. July 18. 1860 .--LR. 26 July 1860. ___ , _._" _____ ' _ ~~ __ , ________ _ ,1 MEEKER. Rev. Jotham. of the Ottawa Baptlst ~MTs;1;m; ~1-ss10;"aryirt the terrl tor"'- --=--------:-,-----, ,----I for 21 yrs •• aged about 45 yrs •• dled Jan 11. 1855.--KFS. 24 Jan 1855. MENDENliALL. Davld. late of Indlana. aged )8 yrs •• dled June 14. 1855. of cholera. left wlfe and seven chl1dren.--KFS. 9 July 1855. MERCHANT. Joseph A •• son of Leonard P.E •• formerly of Adams. MA. aged 9 yrs •• d. on board the SULTAN. near Kansas Clty. ~~y 25. 1855.--KFS. 4 June 1855. MILLER. Jennett W•• wlfe of A.J •• aged 21 yrs •• dled on the 26th ult. at Lawrence. , She was formerly a resldent of Pralrle Clty.--FC~ 1 Aprl1 1858. MILLS. James B •• of Bloom1ngton. drowned ln the Wakarusa at Yates' ,crosslng. July 2) 1858 .--HF. )1 July 1858. MOORE. Ely. reglster of the U.S. land offlce. aged 62 yrs •• dled at Lecompton. Jan 27. 1860.--Yn!2n. Atchlson. 11 Feb 1860. MOORE. T.E •• formerly of Lecompton. shot by James S. Chl1es. son of Col. James. Aprl1 20. 1857.--Union. Lecompton. 25 April. 1857. MORGAN. Leander Flanders. son of J.F. and A.P •• formerly of S.Framlngham. MA. aged 5 yrs •• 4 mos. 8 days •• dled April ). 1855.--HF. 14 Aprl1. 1855. NEWELL. Mrs. Harr1et. died near Garner. April 9. 1859.--LR. 21 Apr11 1859. NIXON. Augustus P •• formerly of Flanders. N.J •• worked 1n lierald gf Freedom. off1ce age 26 yrs •• d1ed Sept 2. 1857.--HF. 5 Sept 1857. NIXON. George. age 28. d1ed at Lawrence on the 2nd lnst.--FC. ) Sept 1857. OLNEY. (son and wlfe of Joseph). drowned ln Potowatom1e Creek. The son fell through the lce and, h1s mother attempted to rescue h1m but fell ln also.--LR. 2) Feb 1860. OVERHOLTZ. Dr. J.M •• formerly of Humbestone. Canada West. aged )0 yrs •• dled at the . res1dence of W.F. N. Amy" ,Hyatt Dec 15. 1860 .--LR. 27 Dec 1860. PARKER. Mr. _ _ _ _ • dled Aug 24. 1857.--HF. 29 Aug 1857. PARSONS. Sylvanus 1'1 •• formerly of Vermont. aged 59 yrs •• d1ed at Bur11ngton. June 24. 1859.--LR. )0 June 1859. . PATTERSON. W1111am. formerly of Oh10. aged 46 yrs •• 2 mos •• d1ed May 1). 1858. left w1fe and four ch11dren.--HF. 22 May 1858. PATTY. John G •• son of R.H. and L.T •• aged 16 mos •• d1ed July 8 1857.-.cND. 8 July 1857. pmATT. M1ss _ _ _ _d1ed on the Wakarusa r1ver. Jan )0. 1855. of consumptlon. --HF. ) Feb 1855. PEBRINNE. Mary E •• dau. of Mary J. and George. d1ed ln Topeka. Feb 17 1858.--LB. 25 Feb 1858. PHILLIPPAY. Mrs. A1lce. formerly of Pittsburgh. PA •• aged 53 yrs •• d1ed near Prairie City, July 6. 1858.--FC. 8 July 1858. PHILLIPS. _____ ( lnfant dau. of Col. William A. and M. Carrie). dled Jan 28. 1859.--LR. ) Feb 1859. PINGREE. Georgianna F •• died on the morning of the 13 th lnst •• in Ba1dwln City. She was the dau. of LeVi W. and Adrlana PINGREE •• aged 5 yrs. and 9 mos.-,I FC-13 May 1858. I PINGREE. Orleanna R •• dau. of Levl W. and Adrlana R •• aged 4 yrs •• died at Ba1dwln t on the 21st lnst.--FC. 22 Jul 1858. POMmOY. Moses. member of the Second Emlgrant Ald Company. aged 22 yrs •• died Oct 10.1854.--HF. 14 Mar 1857. PRICE. Wi11lam Lawrence. dled on the 16th inst., two ml1es SW of Lawrence. He Was the son of John E. and _ _vlna J. Prlce. aged 2 yrs and 11 mos.--LR. 22 Mar 1860. PURCELL. John. froze to death. Was ln Mr. Coburn's company of surveyors. No date g1ven.--~ • Lecompton. 25 Dec 1856. PURCELL. Wl11iam. froze to death. Was ln Mr. Coburn's company of surveyors.-Ynlgn. Leoompton. 25 Dec 1856. READ. Addle. dau of F.W. and Ame1la. aged 1 yr •• 11 mos •• 22 days. dled April )0. 1860.--La. 3 May 1860. " iHODES. James. one of Buford's South Caro1lna men. kl11ed by Wm. Weaver. Free-State man. in self-defense. Dec 18. 1857.--HF. 2) Jan, 1858. -----.----------R-l-ca-ARDSON. A.J •• aged about 30 yrs~~d1ed at LeRoy; Coffey CO-.-:N';;'v-28:=-f859~--:'- ---La. 8 Dec 1859. RICHARDSON. Freddle Loomls. son of A.D. and M. Louisa. aged) mos •• 8 days. died in Sumner. Oct )0. 1858.--LR. 11 Nov 1858. RICHARDSON. Gen. Wi111am P •• member of terrltoria1 counCil. died at house of Dr. WOODS. Feb 14. 1857. of apoplectic fit.--~. Lecompton 25 Feb. 1857. RICHMOND. Ro111n 1'1 •• of Quindaro. formerly of Barnard. VT. d1ed 1n St. Louls 1'10 Aug 13. 1858.' of congestlve fever.--LR. 9 Sept 1858. • , RIKER. James Moore. son of A.D. M. and Emily A .. d1ed July 11, 1860.--LR. 19 Ju1 1860. ROBINSON. Frederick C•• d1ed 1n Palmer. MA. on the 4th of March of ~ung congest1on. age 32 years.--LR. 22 Mar 1860. ROBINSON. Lou1s Ce1est1a. ch11d of Seth W•• and Salome 1'1 •• aged 19 mos •• 25 days. d1ed at Haness creek. Taylor Co •• Iowa. Sept ). 1855.--BF. 29 Sept 1855. ROLLINS. John. age 61 yrs •• died June 23. 1860.--LR. 28 June 1860. , ROSS, George. formerly of Ma1ne. aged about 35 yrs •• d1ed July )0. 1858. of typhoid fever.--LR. 12 Aug 1858 ROSS. Mrs. Mary E •• wife of Wm. W., aged 25 yrs. died near Shelton. Sept 29. 1858. ,___' ____________ ~_:_7_0ct lJ!5.""8",,._ __ ------------ ------- - - - ---- ... _---- --- �169 R(iARK;Ol1ver.of-Oh. Of Samuel Ferandl-s' tra1.!l,- whIfe en-r-oute to Ft-:- Riley, a-leernear Osawkee, on Grasshopper rlver, Sept 9 1855.--KT, 17 Oct 1855. SAFFORD, A.C.W.,. of Lawrence, member of Douglas Co., bar, brother of Jacob, of Topeka, dled at Galesburg, IL.--KSR, Topeka, 21 Jan 1860. SAFFORD, H.C., dled 1859,--HF. 13 Aug 1859. SAVAGE, ______ , dau. of Joseph, age 2 yrs., 6 mos., dled Aug 19, 1859, of dysentary.--LR, 22 Sept 1859. SAVAGE, ______ , son of Joseph, aged 6 yrs., dled Aug 27, 1859, of dysentery.--LR, 22 Sept 1859. SCALES, Wllllam S.D., youngest son of Wm. and Carollne S.D •• formerly of Temple, ME dled 1n Topeka, May 28,. 1855, of typhold fever.--HF, 2 June 1855. SEYMOUR, the Rev. G1deon, of Gardner, Johnson Co., dled at Fredon1a, IL, Ded 19, 1858, of bronch1tls.--HF. 5 Feb 1859/ SHAW, Henry B .. formerly of Morrls, otsego Co., NY., aged 22 yrs, d1ed 23 Sept 1858 --LR, 30 Sept 1858. SHAW, Wlll1am (Dr.), of Newcastle, PA, veteran·of the War of 1812 and the Kansas war of 1856, aged 67 yrs., dled Sept 3, 185?--LR, 24 Sept 1857. SHEPIARDSON, Lt. ______dled at Ft. Leavenworth. of cholera.--KFS, 23 July 1855. SHERRARD, Wllllam, shot ln an affray at Lecompton, Feb 21, 1857.--KT, Topeka, 23 Feb, 1857. SHIMMONS, ______ (son of J.H.), kllled by llghtn1ng near Lecompton, July 18,1860. KaR, Topeka, 28 July 1860. SHOMBRE. Henry J., late of Rlchmond, IN., kllled ln attack on "Fort" T1 tus., Aug 18, 1856.--HF, 1 Nov 1856. SLY, Comella Mary, dau. of John and Mary, aged 6 yrs., dled ln Nemaha Co. Sept 17, 1858.--LR, 7 Oct 1858. SMITH, Francls G. Woodruff., son of N.W. and Ellza W., formerly of Meadvllle, PA, age 1 yr •• 7 mos., dled at Independence, MO., Sept 4, 1855.--HF. 22 Sept 1855. SMITH, Dr. Hamllton. dled at Ottumwa. by sUlclde.--HF. 19 Dec 1857. SOULE. Amasa. member of Leavenworth co"stl tutlonal' conventlon. dled at Lawrence. Sept 28. 1860. of c01'lsumptlO1'!.--Dally Tlmes. Leav~worth. 8 Oct 1860. 'SPEIrER. Henry. form~rly of Meadvllie. PAt aged 20 yrs •• dled at Topeka. Ju"'e 4. t855. of cholera.--HF. 30 Ju~e 1855. SPICER. Mrs. Catharlne L •• wlfe of James. dau.".oi. Dr. Rlchard. HUSON. formerly of Yates Co •• NY. aged 32 yrs •• dled at Tecumseh, Oct 23. 1858.--HF. 30 Oct 1858. SPIVY. Lucy F •• wlfe of J.Glll. of Oskaloosa. aged 19 yrs •• dled 1n Provldtnce. DOO1'le Co. MO •• Mar 19. 1860.--LND, 5 Aprl1 1860. STEELE, John Chalmers. son of the Rev. John A. a1'!d Catherl..,e M•• age 14 yrs •• drowned. June 11. 1860.--KSR. 16 June 1860. SUTLIFF. George H •• "ephew of W.E •• aged lS·;yrs •• dled June 23.1859. of typhold fever.--LR. 30 June 1859. ___ . _____ .__ SUTTON. 1-1ll:li-s.=-of~no;theast Mlssourl. of Samuel Ferandl-s-' train ~ while route to Ft. Rl1ey. dled near Osawkee, on Grasshopper rlver. Sept 9. 1855. of cholera. KT. 17 Oct 1855. TALLY. ________ (SO" of B.S.). age 14 yrs •• dled at Frankll". by I1ght"'1..,g.--HF. 30 Apr 1859. THAYER. Lucy Almlra. only dau. of Asa. aged'21 yrs •• 4 mos •• dled at GBr"'er. Oct 13. 1858.--LR. 11 Nov 1858. THURSTON. Ellsha M•• mayor of Manhattan. formerly of Charlest01'l. ME. aged 48 yrs., dled Mar 17. 1859.--HF. 23 Apr 1859. TODHUNTER. Thomas. age 29 yrs •• dled at resldence of Newton PATTON. June 29. 1857. of consumpt10n.-IND. 1 July 1857. TORTAT. Henry. aged 48 yrs •• dled at Tecumseh. July 6. 1857.--tND. 22 July 1857. TOWNSEND. Danlel. formerly of wapello. IA. aged about 35 yrs •• dled Aug 31. 1857, of typhOld fever.--FC. 3 Sept 1857. TRUNET. James. dled at Douglas. Jan 31. 1855.--HF. 3 Feb 1855. TUFTS. Mary A.,aged 32 yrs •• dled at Eldrldge House. Oct 19. 1860.--LR. 1 Nov 1860. VAN BLARICON. ______ • kllled by ox team. July 1. 1857.--FC. 9 July 1857. VAN SYCKLE. Mrs. Susanna. wlfe of S.B •• dled at Eudora. Mar 7. 1859.--LR. 10 Mar 1859. I>IARREN. Edward. aged 56 yrs., dled on the L1 ttle Wakarusa rl ver. Sept 30. 1858.-LR. 7 Oct 1858. WASSON. Mary J •• late of OR. aged 25 yrs •• dled at the home of Mrs. KILLAM. May 27, 1857. of lnflammatlon of the bowels.--HF. 6 June 1857. WATSON. W1111am. nat1ve of England, d1ed at Bloom1ngton. Nov 13. 1857.--LR. 26 Nov 1857. WEAVER. Capt.______ • formerly of PA, d1ed near Wh1ston. by gunshot acc1dentally 1nfllcted. left w1fe and two small ch11dren.--HF. 5 Feb 1859. WEILliART. A. Peter. German cablnetmaker from MA, drowned ln the Kansas rl ver. July . 6. 1855. left a w1fe.--KFS. 9 July. 1855. WILBURN. Mr •______killed by l1ghtn1ng on cla1m about 13 m1les W. of Geary Clty. Aug 24. 1857.--HF. 29 Aug 1857. WILLIAMS. Fldel1a Laurell. born 1n Newark. N.Y •• dau of L.D. aged 18 yrs •• 6 mos •• 29 days. d1ed at Osawatomie. Dec. 3. 1858.--HF. 18 Dec 1858. WILLIAMS. Mrs. Harriet W..5 •• wife of Maj. Geo. 0 •• aged 43 yrs •• d1ed ln R1chland. Jan 3. 1859.--LR. 13 Jan 1859. WILLIAMS. Joseph Sylvester. born 1n Fairville. NY. son of L.D. aged 23 yrs. 7 mos. died at Osaw6tomle. Nov. 13. 1858.--HF. 18 Dec 1858. I-IILLIAMS. Sarah Eve~lne. born 1n Newark. NY. dau. of L.D •• aged 20 yrs •• 11 mos. dled at Osawatomle. Sept 12 1858.--HF. 18 Dec 1858. I-IRIGHT. Freddie A.. son of C.A. and A.H •• aged 3 mos., 20 days. dled Mar 24. 1859. of lnflammatlon of the braln.--LR. 31 May 1859. YOUNGMAN. Ellza Jane. aged 11 yrs •• 6 mos. 3 days, d1ed at Qulndaro, Aug 16. 1860~~~ 23 AU~..J:.!!~-'O_._ _~_ __ e.. 1_ _ _ _ _ _ _ �- - - -I 170 .... -. •...,,- -:- . ._~DOUGLAS . COUN.T.Y-DEATHSR·EPORT.ED-ln-~he--1860---MORTALIT.Y SCHEDULE .. ., - ~.-~- ~ - ··-(Those·deaths from June 1. 1859-May 31.1860) MONTH OF lJEA,'rH.- CAUSE OF DEATli - DAYS ILL July:' Ch111 fever 7 KS 3 mos. Feb. KS Inf. of lungs 30 2 mos. MO Dec Typhoid 35 19 TEN. Apr. Typhoid 35 25 Sep lJ1arrhea 14 KS 2 Bad Cold 7 KS Aug 2 Jan B1110us Fev. 0 Nova S •• CND 18 Aug ACCidental Drown1nA: NY 8 Consumption 4-mos. May MO 20 Aug False membrane throat 9 lA 5 Lung fever Dec 21 VA 20 KS Aug Cold 7 6 mos. Jan Scarlet1ne 10 KS 1 Aug Typhoid fever 25 PA 10 VT Mar Lung fever 7 37 KS May Pnemonia 14 2 ME Sep Inf. of bra1n 4 21 Sep Scotland Infl. of bowels 4 65 KS Nov Lung fever 1 3 MO Apr Consumpt1on 3 mos. 22 54 VA Jun Cancer 60 KY 55 Aug CA 7 KY Sep P-leurisy . 7 51 30 OH Jul Congo of bra1n 50 60 Germany Nov Consumpt1on 3 2 KS Sep Inf. of bowels 60 11 PA Mar Bra1n fever 6 1 May Inf. of lung 40 KS Lung fever __ 60 Germany Jan KS Sep Cholera morbus 2 10 mos. 47 Oil Jun Consumption 8 mos. Oct 8 PA TYpho1d fever 9 MN Aug .J Palsy 90 54 PA Oct 14 OH 11 Dec Scarlet fever 7 9 Dec Scarlet fever 4 OH Dec OH 7 Scarlet fever 5 Dec 1 KS Scarlet fever 3 KS Jun 7 mos. D1arrhea 2 25 MO Sep Consumpt1on 90 20 MA Nov Lung fever 10 HAYlJEl'I, M. 1 KS Jan Pneumon1a 7 HAZELTINE, L. 7 Oli Jul Inf. of bowels 21 HENDkI CK, Anna C. 3 mos. KS Sep Dysentery 1 mo. HEURI CK, Wm. 6 mos. KS Aug Dysentery 30 HISCOCK. L. 35 MA Oct Burned 6 mos. HOO}'S ,rC·.· J ..•--_.... 2 PA Jul Intermitten fever 6 mos. HOHACE, ·1 2 KS . -- Dec Bra1n fever 8 JOHNSON • ~.• <l-:. \ ?4 PA Jun Hung by mob JONES. L.P. 4 KS Sep Polson 20 LASK.. J • . .___ . 56 Oli Oct Consumpt1on LAUGHLIN. S. M. ---2' mos. KS. _ . ()c.~ f!leumonla -1LAWRENCE, C. 1 mo. KS Jan Croup 1· LIVVY. M. 2 mos. KS Apr Croup LIVVY, W. 13 110 Apr StrUCk by I1lthtn1ng LaWNE. A.W. 21 MA Dec Intermlttent-fever'6 mo LOYD. M. 24 1'10 Jul Consumpt1on 2 yr. tlcKELLEY, J.K. 30 1'10 Oct Consumpt1on 18 McLUREN. J .'1' • 3 IL Jun Lung fever 4 MEEK. J. 60 Ireland Oct Typho1d fever 10 MINER, L. 59 NY Sep Typhoid fever 28 MOORE, L. 28 VA Apr Neuralg1a 6 mos. MULFORlJ. A.D. 2 OH Sep InfI.of brain 14 f'EAK. M. 3 KS Aug ? 60 PeRRY. S.J. 5 mos. WI ~lar Infl. of lunA: 16 RElD. A. 2 KS May Inf. of Lung 40 REW. E.B. 48 TN Jul Cholera morbus 9 HI CHARDS. R. 57 KY Mar Inf. of lunA: 14 SAMfSON (7), E. 48 ME Sep Consumption 30 SAVAGE. J. 6 VA AUA: lJYsentery 9 SAVAGE. J. 2 KS Aug DYsentery 6 mos. SMITH. J. 3 mos. KS Mar Croup 7 SNYDER. H. 2 KS Jun Diarrhea 3 STEVENS. C. 55 PA Nov Inf. of lungs 9 STEVENS. H. 40 France Mar Consumption 8 mos. SUMEltS. L. 6 mos. KS Sep Typho1d fever 5 TEVLIN (7). J. 2 KS Nov TRACY, F.C. 2 ? 7 KS Nov D1arrhea 60 WAHRi::N. L.F. 35 KY l"eb Pneumon1a 11 WARHtN. W.P. 25 KY Feb WES'l'OVER 2 TyphoId fever 90 "'I Jan WILLIAtlS: ~ 1 Typhoid fever 21 KS Mar 14 Typo1d fever ABACK. A. ALLEN. A. ALLEN. E. ALLEN. J.W. ANDERSON. S.J. ANDREWS. J. ARCHIBALD. N. BACKUS. B. BARECLEU. L. BARKER. F.C. BELL. B. BELTS. J. BENNEl'T. ·A.G. BRIGGS. A. BROWN. G.D. BRUNT. B. CHASE. J .A. CLELLAN. R.M. COOK. S. COX. M.S. DA vrDSON • DAVIDSON. ~ DAY. C. lJclJNISON, N. DEFPER. C.P. DOWED, I. DUMARS, A. DUNCAN. E. DU'rZER, E. EARL. E. EDGEHTON, L. EVEllHART, J.F. FI ELDS. M.M. GAR VlN, L.S. GRIFFITH. E.A. GRIFFITH, J. GRIFFITH, M. GRIFF'ITH. C. HALSEN. L.P. HARSB Y. M. V • HAVENS. J.E. * * * * * * * �171 r NATURAi.IZATION--RECORDS-~i '--' - - - ---.. - -. - - - .. ---- -th;TEiiRiToRiAi.-PEaloo-.! __________,I - - --- - --- -'-' -- - - ~. i Until a few months ago it was believed that the earliest naturalization records still in existence for Douglas Co. were Declarations of Intentions beginning in 1868. However, during a reeent~tr1p to the Kansas State Historical Society in Topeka we read an unpublished inventory of Douglas Co. records which was done in the 1930' s by the Works Progress Administration. To __ oar surprise this inventory stated that declarations of intention for the year 1856-1857 were to be found in a volume called "Journal A- in the oounty courthouse. Returning to Lawrence, we searched for this volume and found it not in the District Court office where the , other Declarations and Petitions are kept but in the Probate court office. All i thirty four declarations of intentions were copied and are included in this issue. ! I National QUite unexpectedly, While looking through the territorial court records at the Archives-Kansas City Branch, we found many Declarations of Intention I for the years, 1855-1858 in the record~books of Judicial District One and Two for Kansas Territory. (These,were nDp~ed~ are included in this issue). ~ I .i i The "Old" First Judicial District, established in November of 1854 included Douglas, Doniphan, Atchison. Leavenworth. Jefferson and Calhoun (now Jackson) oounties. Douglas County became part of JudiCial District Tio as of February 26, 1855 when the Second Jud101al D1striots were def1ned as including election d1stricts. 1. 2. 3; 4. 5. 6 and 17. (See map below) .,~he court was held at Teoumseh with Hon. Rush Elmore pres1d1118. r- --- - - --- J I --, Part of a Map of Kansas Showlng Election Districts ,- \ ___ _ During the Territorial P e r i o d _ - ' __1 I I I - '\ 9S' 1- -T- -I~ r \ I ~.l - } - -'-:T -- i~!. I I -- 97' ,h-"'-'r-"--'- -":t, _ .... ... :,~.,l -J ~II 1 ,:,i)~",l'.I,,"' ...~· II,l_ : \~ i ~",",.4 ' \l 14 u Ul'~'or :i<;> St. JOlepb ! l\ :_~;._ _ '-V' ,-,f-A~."'" ~., : --i\.-l-+_-I---I--t--t-I'--f--!--li" ' - 95' I, ' .!~f ''l~ rd--f-+-+-'-~i!i-t r l - -.'M-+--Hj-l'=l---l----!-'!': 9..~n+_-1..,.--!IVIl.- •. I ~~ 12;;.~ --.--., ~rp.~,,;_j~~••J~~~JO I '\.J -~-~ I :-L~, r-. \j ' ' .1 "'-i--,-r'\~+s'.t:=---i D,f~"'f= nu,~ I M~ ~C)"'\Old! ! ... ~'V!_ ~~f . . . ~,~;.~,y~lcr ...... ~I~,I!T ;"~-' 1 '£~:.OI'J~ ~~ , ~' 13" --<'rT~"S ..Lu..-m'ORTB 'i;;\" T. ~'II'to Lo'rl~"Orth. \' n~n"c Il ~:--'. ~ ,I 1\ r-- (,10 1\ i..~ l \I r -CLL ~ I, II o.. a~Io.t:!;!! '\! ~ -1WJaudo -,1-"'., H='~-I-~~ ~-'-'-4 T,c<.~",:'h td\-C:Ci':;;;i,;.\ ~: ;L l'·S.J" ~t.~ "'r' I I ~ r-i 1 ~r=~;~;,~1=+~<=='~r-~T~r.'A'M1.tJ_ ?Di~1"o~;~;~i~ L. 1 tF.liJ-1 ", -~n!-~. [/1 'm _~i_ '; Ie I I ~i I '~,~';I -'~~] " 'I: ' .. "'-;h '" 1/1 it ~. y I i~i \! , ~"'1!' "', I ) ! i\ (~: ~~ J v - . ~ __ ...L._-Z:"" , 20 1'\ 1)1 I 'i' 'II ""i III-Hi \..j l 1"1 If I i: ,-;t: I' 38'1 : ~--= ~. ~ :1':--/ I i--~~~~:;.~ ' ~ , j~~ fr--:-~_,t-'·I : :: .-; I I '-r " ~ I,) #--'1 \' n I' : ~2-1': -I ~ I~~~f=~!~-;-' I f Ii- rl a 1 ~1'l-i-"-i:~5i-i ....q Li:.T~~--,J 'Li' i ·~,i1~t--CIf.:I-:,:~,~··'-i-i-il~'"~ t:-n n-F9--1 u TlJli-l-r-n T' oJ.\<';, !_/[rLF~ . u~.~""~ H'::~~0;:':"?'" -i- 1\ l-~ 7~'1~~ n-l- (4 . ,"'Off II~~' ~~~I,,,, -i~*:~:f,¥~l'lP;~"-<~-i .......1__ ~-,l~~ <.Lf:1;;P~ _1,:'· .-:.._.LJ_::..:....-.:' I ! 8 ! I co""c~ ~!.oh u~,i,""fu:n.k". - II' ,,-:, - --1 "I' i 11 .---: -J-'1,.~ I ...,~ .,..."'l, ~r~k,", '.\ .. I l-ii~f190 rx: . 1.,~t--. r\) I . oJ' N -'r--'-' hf~ _ ~_ ""'.' __ --1.._ ,"1-' ~ i i , ' .!! I II , 1 . :-~:--:- J i ~'~P'i;~"fr'-l -!-'_~~+~I ! i' j~ I !: II 1\: i I! I !:J I-~_..:~• ~~'i::: Ii ~_+ .'_ I ] ':19 __ .LL-L_ 1OOI.¥OII._oef..., co.ewoc.ooo. II!- ._ ._ l,Map; From History of the State of Kansas, by A.T. Andreas, 1883 - ~ �172 , (---- ~--------------- DECLARATIONS_o \. .-.-...::.. - - - - - - - --, .INTEN.TION. forNATURALIZATI -... --Filed in U.S. District Court of the Second Judicial District. "Record A - Circuit Court, No. 10 - Volume 2" at the National Archives, Kansas - Name Age Date filed Native R. A. Arr: Place, Time Mo. Page ACKLEY, Gott1ob 22 16 Jan 1858 Germany Wurt. New York 4 Dec 1849 186 ADAMS, Elizabeth B. 2 Mar 1858 Q.V. U.S. 22 Ju1 1855 194 ADAMS, Joseph A1vy 24 29 Apr 1857 Canada Q.V. Detroit 4 Dec 1856 76 ALLEN, Jeremiah D. 45 20 May 1858 Canada Q.V. 251 ALLEN, Samuel K. 66 29 Mar 1858 alien R.I.Q.V. 197 ARCHIBALD, Ebenezer 21 3 Aug 1857 S. Q.V. 105 ARMSTRONG, Simeon 26 23 Apr 1858 Scotland Q.V. 246 ATKINS, Thomas Henry 23 14 Ju1 1858 England Q.V. 261 AVRIL, Pascal . 49 7 Dec 1857 France Emp Fr New York 25 Jan 1854 182 BAKER, Conrad 23 16 Oct 1857 KurHessen KH New York 15 Jun 1852 174 BANKS, John M. 22 3 Ju1 1858 England Q.V. 263 21 31 May 1858 Ireland Q.V. 252 BATTlE, Samuel BEATTIE, John 22 23 Apr 1858 Ireland Q.V. 246 BELL, Thomas 39 23 Apr 1858 England Q.V. 246 BERBIGIER, Guillaume 38 18 Jan 1858 France Emp Fr New York 14 Aug 1858 186 BOBIER, Richard 21 30 Sep 1857 Canada Q.V. Detroit 1 Oct 1857 133 BODENHAUS, Jacob 23 20 Oct 1857 Kurhessen New York 15 Jun 1851 133 BRADY, Lawrence 24 May 1857 b.GB 1832 New York 4 Mar 1849 100 BUCHANAN, Alexander T. 27 8 Jan 1858 Canada Q.V. Detroit 1 Oct 1857 185 BUCHANAN, James R. 22 20 Apr 1857 b.Can1835Q.V. Detroit 24 Mar 1853 76 BUTAIN, Patrick 23 2 Jun 1858 Ireland Q.V. 253 BUTEL, Joseph 58 28 Dec 1857 France Emp Fr New York 28 Nov 1856 183 BYRNES, William 30 8 Jun 1858 Canada Q.V. 257 CAMERBACK, Dourian 30 Apr 1856 Belgium K.Bel. 18 CAMPBELL, John 24 4 Sep 1857 Scotland Q. V. New York 2 Aug 1857 131 CARNEY, Morgan 26 18 Mar 1858 Prussia (?)QV New York 15 Mar 1845 196 CARR, Fredrick 23 21 Aug 1858 England Q.V. 264 CHAPMAN, Joseph 22 29 Jan 1858 Canada Q.V. Detroit 1 May 1857 189 CHAPMAN, William 55 29 Jan 1858 England Q.V. Detroit 1 May 1857 189 CHARLES, Archibald 26 3 Ju1 1858 Scotland Q.V. 260 CHARLES, John 35 8 Sep 1858 Sweden K.Swed. 264 37 22 Jun 1858 France. Emp Fr 259 (?)CHUILIER, Henry CLARK, Archibald 26 3 Ju1 1858 Scotland Q. V. 266 COLLIER, James 28 24 Apr 1858 Scotland Q.V. 247 COLWILL, Richard Walter 32 20 Mar 1858 England Q.V. New York 8 Aug 1853 196 COOPER, James 25 18 Dec 1857 Ireland Q.V. Boston 3 Apr 1847 183 COX, James 23 8 Jun 1858 Ireland Q. V. 257 CUMMINS, Patrick 24 30 Nov 1857 Ireland Q.V. New Or1eans27 Dec 1849 181 CUNNINGHAM, Jeremiah 29 24 Apr 1858 Ireland Q.V. 247 DALTON, Thomas 27 24 Mar 1858 Ireland Q.V. New York 8 Apr 1847 196 DANESS, Evans 23 23 Jun 1858 Wales Q.V. 260 DARFLING, John 34 4 Aug 1858 Germany Meck. 263 DIETERLE, Henry 24 11 May 1858 Germany Wurt. 249 DIXON, John 35 30 Dec 1857 Ireland Q.V. Boston 15 Oct 1853 184 DIXON, Thomas· 35 23 Apr 1858 England Q.V. 246 DOHERTY, John 40 12 Sep 1857 G. B. Q.V. 131 DOLANS, Michael 30 26 Aug 1858 Ireland Q.V. 264 DUFFUS, William 22 18 Jun 1858 Scotland Q.V. 257 DUGGERS, Charles .3~pr 1856 Be1gil!ID_.I.< Bel 18 EDWARDS, Theopolis 46 2 Jun 1858 Wa1es--Q.V. --===-=~--2-5-6--' ELLIOTT, John 25 26 Apr 1858 Ireland Q.V. 247 ELLIOTT, Peter 24 5 Ju1 1858 England Q.V. 261 EMMETT, John 27 25 Jan 1858 England Q.V. New York 5 May 1855 188 ETHERINGTON, Christopher 26 28 Jan 1858 England Q.V. New York 28 Oct 1851 189 EVANS, David 30 7 Dec 1857 Wales Q.V. Philadelphia 12 Oct 1856 182 EVANS, David J. 24 11 Feb 1858 Wales Q.V. 191 FALLS, Patrick 27 12 May 1858 Ireland Q.V. 250 FAULDS, William 57 16 Jan 1858 Scotland Q.V. New York 15 Feb 1837 186 I FISH, Samuel 25 3 Apr 1858 England Q.V. 198 FISHER, Ludwig 28 13 May 1858 Germany Wurt. 250 36 21 Jun 1858 France Emp Fr 257 FISSOR(?), James FITZPATRICK, Patrick 37 28 Aug 1857 Ireland Q.V. Buffa10,NY 20 Sep 1850 124 FLEURIT, Frank 36 -22 Jan 1858 Switz. Switz. New York 15 Sep 1853 188 37 11 Aug 1857 Hamburg Hamburg New York 20 Aug 1853 110 FOECHT(?), Martin GALLAGHER, William 33 11 Jan 1858 Ireland Q.V. New York 2 Sep 1853 186 , _ _ _ _ _ _GEORGS- J2!l~pJt__._____ ~._17 /1!l:r,:...!..858 _~~n~ ~mp £r_____________1_9_5_ __ M: r ! I I I -------------- �173 --- Name -------- - - Age Date filed Native R. A. Arr: Place, Time Page 28 Dec 1854 187 22 Jan 1858 Switz. Switz. New York 16 Jun 1857 122 New York 29 Sep 1857 Bermuda Q.V. 7 Oct 1840 186 New York 16 Jan 1858 England Q.V. May 1857 Prussia K.Pruss 14 Aug 1853 187 18 Jan 1858 France Emp Fr New York 192 18 Feb 1858 Germany A.Hessen 1854 132 29 Sep 1857 Wurt. Wurt. New York 192 18 Feb 1858 Wales Q.V. New York 20 Sep 1851 112 13 Aug 1857 Scotland Q.V. 258 21 Jun 1858 Germany K.Pruss 198 6 Apr 1858 Ireland Q.V. 192 18 Feb 1858 England Q. V. 5 Jun 1849 185 New York 9 Jan 1858 England Q.V. 24 Mar 1857 181 Detroit 28 Nov 1857 Canada Q. V. 1 Oct 1857 185 Detroit 7 Jan 1858 U.K. 264 28 Aug 1858 Germany Wurt. 256 7 Jun 1858 Scotland Q.V. 252 29 May 1858 Canada Q. V. 250 12 May 1858 England Q.V. New York 27 Apr 1852 180 18 Nov 1857 England Q.V. 259 22 Jun 1858 England Q.V. 4 Mar 1851 181 1 Dec 1857 Germany Hanover New York 258 17 Jun 1858 Scotland Q.V. 248 29 Apr 1858 France Emp Fr New York 20 Nov 1825 76 20 Apr 1857 Scotland BaitimoreMd12 Oct 1854 188 25 Jan 1855 Germany D.B. Boston 4 Jun 1850 185 4 Jan 1858 England .Q.V. 21 May 1857 England Q.V. 15 Aug 1857 180 New York 28 Nov 1857 Ireland Q. V. 15 Nov 1857 180 New York 28 Nov 1857 Ireland Q.V. 2 Ju1 1849 131 New York 21 Sep 1857 Ireland Q.V. 192 17 Feb 1858 Ireland Q.V. 263 6 Aug 1858 England Q.V. 259 23 Jun 1858 Ireland Q. V. 15 Mar 1858 Canada Q.V. Milwaukee 15 Aug 1855 195 __~=.!HUM~~B~E~R~GE~R~_.~M~p~s~es~===~2~5~=-:3 Oct 1857 Ca~<!L,_ Q.c..'V-,-,-'-c==-cDc-e_tr_o_i_t_ 15 Nov 1856 133 IRWIN, David f5 May -n57-Irefand- -Q-:V-. 92 JACQUOT, Augustus C. 26 10 Apr 1858 France Emp Fr 198 JOHENSEN, Christen 22 4 Dec 1857 Norway K. N-S. Chicago 22 Aug 1854 181 JOHNSON, Albert T. 22 4 May 1858 Norway K. N. 249 JOHNSTON, William 27 20 Apr 1858 Scotland Q.V. 199 JULFS, Rudolph 26 14 May 1858 Germany A.01d. 250 KARR, Andrew 29 21 Nov 1857 Scotland Q.V. Boston 2 Aug 1855 180 KEEVIL, Charles 28 17 Mar 1858 England Q.V. New York 15 Sep 1857 195 KEEVIL, William 25 4 Jan 1858 England Q.V. New York 10 Sep 1815 185 KELLER, Joseph 29 Nov 1856 Baden D. Baden 54 KERMODE, Edward 24 17 Jun 1858 I.of M. Q.V. 258 LEARYS(?), Damiel C. 22 31 May 1858 Ireland Q.V. 253 LEONARD, John D. 21 21 Jul 1858 Ireland Q.V. 262 LEUNGREN(LEIMGREN)Petter A24 19 May 1858 Sweden K.Sweden 251 LEWIS, William 32 8 Jun 1858 Canada Q.V. 256 LLOYD, Alfred J. 21 2 Feb 1858 Canada Q.V. Detroit 15 Jun 1857 191 MABRY, Christopher 29 15 Dec 1857 England Q. V. New York 6 Sep 1848 182 MALEY, Catherine 26 6 Aug-1858 Ireland Q.V. 263 MANDIGO, Amasa 41 29 Mar 1858 Canada Q.V. 197 MARIO, Florio 32 1 Feb 1858 Sardinia K. Sard.New York 15 Jul 1856 191 MASON, John 4 May 1857 Prussia K.Prussia 92 Mc(?)CABE, Richard T. 21 12 Ju1 1858 Ireland Q.V. 261 McCREA, Basil L. 21 May 1857 Ireland Q.V. 100 McCREA, Samuel 22 26 Dec-1857 Ireland Q.V. Philadelphia 24 Apr 1853 183 McDOWELL, John 34 13 Aug 1857 Scotland Q.V. New York 1 Aug 1847 111 McINTOSH, William 50 1 Apr 1858 Scotland Q. V. 199 McINTYRE, Christina 25 29 Apr 1858 Scotland Q.V. 248 McKEWN, John 35 21 Dec 1857 Ireland Q.V. New York 6 Dec 1852 183 McMAHON, Patrick 26 30 Oct 1857 Ireland Q.V. New York 1 Feb 1849 179 McPARLAN, James 30 13 Mar 1858 Ireland Q.V. 195 McSHORLEY, Mary 60 12 Ju1 1858 Ireland Q. V. 261 MILLER, Alexander 21 23 Jan 1858 Scotland Q.V. New York 15 Apr 1837 188 MILLER, Archibald 24 17 Feb 1858 Ireland Q.V. 192 MILLER, Chas. over 21 12 Ju1 1858 Germany K.Prussia 261 _____---'M::!;It..!L:!!L~ER,_ ..£ri tz 22 21 Jan 1858 German)",_-,=D...:,';:::'S,:,;'M:.;,:. .-.:..N:.::e-'.:w_Y::..:o:::.;r:.:k~_-=-7...:S:::e:,p:...::l.::8.::5-=-7-,1~8~7____-:-_ __ GEYELIN, George GIBBONS, Robert W. GILL, Richard G. GINSBERG, William GIRBAL, Antoni GITMAN, John GLEILE, Christina GRIFFITHS, Griffith GUMMEL, John HAGENSTINE, Fred William HALL, Dennis HALL, George HALL, Thomas M. HANSEN, Henry HARDIE, Alexander HASS, Mary HASTIE, George HATCH, E1 za Ann _ HAWORTH, George HAYWARD, William HAYWORD, Chas. HEINE, Henry HEMIE, James HENISSE, V. Albert HERRIS, John HIESEKE, Theodor HILLMAN, George W. HODGSON, Isaac HOGAN, John HOGAN, Timothy HOVENDEN, John HOVENDEN, William HOWARD, William HUGHES, Luke HUTT, John B. 32 50 23 31 30 49 60 33 30 21 30 29 21 23 23 55 36 35 38 28 34 29 22 34 28 36 22 28 45 58 23 25 21 28 39 �174 ---------Name ------Age Date filed -------MiLLER,-iohn-- -52 2 Mar 1858 MILLER, William 26 21 Jan 1858 MOLKE, Paul 29 Nov 1856 MOLOY, Bridget 60 30 Jan 1858 MOORE, John Thomas 23 27 Sep 1858 MORIARITY, Bartholomai 25 7 Dec 1857 MORIARITY, Michael 23 21 May 1857 MULLANE, Patrick 20 3 Ju1 1858 O'CONNER, Thomas Giffin 32 6 Jul 1858 OEHRLE, George 30 28 Jan 1858 35 8 Mar 1858 O'NEIL, John O'RILEY, Miles 34 21 Dec 1857 O'SULLIVAN, James O. 36 21 Apr 1858 OTTO, Edward 28 18 Mar 1858 OYOSS, Henry 26 21 Jun 1858 PAULY, Lorenz 30 23 Nov 1857 PETE, Charles 30 1 Oct 1858 PHILIPS, Leonard 30 Apr 1856 PHILP (F)EL, William 28 21 Aug 1858 PLATT, Srunpson 23 18 Dec 1857 _ _ _-,Pc.>O,."LANe=D,,-, Patrick ~_2__ 24 Oct 1857 ~ POLAND,William 32 24 Oct 1857 -/ PROSPER, Barbier 37 28 Dec 1857 PUGH, Thomas 27 18 May 1857 RAHM, C. F. Augustus 25 12 Mar 1858 READ, Nancy 37 16 Ju1 1858 RILEY, James 21 4 Mar 1858 ROBERTS, James 25 11 Feb 1858 ROBINSON, Samuel 23 14 Nov 1857 RUF(P)ERT, Wilhelm F. 21 29 Sep 1857 RYAN,Henry Jr. 31 15 Jun 1858 RYEN, William H. 24 8 Dec 1857 RYMAL, Henry L. 4 Aug 1857 SALVERDA, Peter 37 1 Feb 1858 SCHILLING, Charles H. 26 16 Jan 1858 SCHWARTZ, Frederick 25 21 Jul 1858 SCO(E)RE, Samuel 40 12 Sep 1857 SHANAHAN, Ellen 30 1 May 1858 SCHULTZ, Frederick 23 8 Feb 1855 SIMMONS, James 23 20 Apr 1858 SIPPEL, Wende1in 40 5 May 1858 SMITH, Bartholomew 27 27 May 1858 SMITH, Charles 25 4 Mar 1858 SMITH, George 30 21 Apr 1858 SMITH, John 31 14 Sep 1858 SMITH, Wenzl 35 4 Mar 1858 STEEL, Hugh 24 8 Jun 1858 STEEL, Robert 30 8 Jun 1858 STONES, Charles 35 23 Jun 1858 STRETCH, Thomas 25 - 25 Feb 1858 STURDY, John 29 Jan 1858 STURGEON(?), James 65 2 Jun 1858 SULLIVAN, Thomas A. 25 23 Mar 1858 TANNER, John 22 26 Apr 1858 TEGARTAN, Robert 28 12 Jun 1858 TEXA, Louis 50 14 Dec 1857 THOMAS, William J. 20 29 May 1858 THOMPSON, William 34 1 Ju1 1858 TOYNE, Francis B. 39 16 Dec 1857 VAN EVERY(?), Hiram A. 4 Aug 1857 VON BRUCH, Charles 47 22 Feb 1858 VITUS, George 29 30 Jan 1858 WALKER, John S. 32 17 Jun 1858 WALKER, Margaret 30 4 Jan 1858 WALSH, James 15 May 1857 WASSMOND, Frederick 30 9 Apr 1858 WEIDEMAN, Frederick W. 36 29 Sep 1857 WEZSTEIN, F~r-"e=-d.:::.er=.:i~c:!k~_,_-,2""8,----,2,,,5~J=an 1858 Native ~ R. A. Arr: prace, Time _____ c.--- - - - , Page K.Bavaria ----~-------D.S.M. New York 7 Sep 1857 187 K. Prussia 54 Q.V. New York 15 Jun 1843 190 Q.V. 265 Q.V. New Orleans 10 May 1854 181 Q.V. 100 Ireland Q.V. 260 Ireland Q.V. 261 Germany Wurt. New York 24 Ju1 1852 189 Ireland Q.V. New York 15 Aug 1849 195 Ireland Q.V. New York 2 Jun 1842 183 Ireland Q.V. 199 Prussia K.Pruss.New York 24 Jan 1857 196 Wurt. Wurt. 258 Prussia K.Pruss.New York 4 Jun 1855 180 England Q.V. 265 Belgium K.Belgium 18 Germany K.Brevaria 266 England Q.V. New York 29 Jun 1853 183 _Ireland _ Q.V. Ogdensbu~!~_ 1_5 __S_ep_1~31_ l?P __ _.:..-_ ---~-_.:~=-:-::c Ireland Q.V. Ogdensburg 15 Sep 1831 179 France. Emp Fr New Orleans 24 Dec 1853 184 S.Wales Philadelphia 16 Oct 1856 99 Germany Bremen 195 Ireland Q.V. 262 England Q.V. 194 Wales Q.V. 191 England Q.V. New York 1839 180 Prussia K.Pruss. New York 21 Jun 1857 132 N. B. Q.V. 257 Ireland Q.V. New York 3 Jul 1843 182 Can.West Q.V.Lewiston, N.Y. 25 Aug 1851 106 Holland K.Neth. New Or1eans11 Jun 1853 191 England Q.V. New York 6 Apr 1849 186 Germany Wurt. 262 G.B. Q.V. Buffa10,NY 25 Apr 1852 131 Ireland Q.V. 249 Germany Meek. 191 Ireland Q.V. 199 Germany Hessen 249 Ireland Q.V. 252 Germany E.AustriaNew York 1 Aug 1856 195 Wales Q.V. 199 Germany Saxony 265 Austria New York 1 Aug 1858 194 Scotland Q. V. 256 Scotland Q. V. . 256 England Q.V. 259 Ireland Q.V. New York 15 Feb 1855 193 Canada Q.V. Detroit 1 May 1857 189 Ireland 'Q.V. 253 Canada Q.V. 196 Switz. Switz. 247 Canada Q.V. 261 Norway K. N-S New York 15 Jun 1849 182 Wales 252 Ireland Q.V. 260 England Q.V. New York 12 Ju1 18361182 Canada Q.V. Detroit 19 Mar 1856 106 Prussia K.Prussia 192 Bavaria K.Bavaria New York .15 Aug 1848 190 Scotland Q.V. 258 Scotland Q.V. New York 30 Ju1 1851 185 Ireland Q. V. 92 Germany K.Prussia 198 Prussia K.Prussia New York 21 Jun 1857 132 Germany_ Wurt_. New York 12 Sel'.l85?~, ___ _ Germany Germany Poland Ireland England Ireland �17?s I , I ~I Name _______________ _ I ! L Age Date filed 8 Sep WHITE, David 28 24 6 Jun WHITE, James Robert 29 Jan 25 WHITSON, John 26 Jul 35 WHITTAN, James 12 Nov WILLIAMS, Owen T. 27 WILSON, Samuel 24 31 May 24 3 Apr WINTERBOTTOM, Thomas 25 Aug WITTS, Nelson 25 --_.._WOOD_._lie.!!!y__________-=-='-----'=..::-= 22 29 Jun Native 1858 Ireland 1856 England 1858 Scotland 1858 Ireland 1857 Wales 1858 Ireland 1858 England 1857 England 1858 ~ggnd R. A. Q.V. Q.V. Q.V. Q.V. Q.V. Q.V. Q.V. Q.V. Q.V. Arr: Place, Time Detroit, New York Detroit Page 8 Sep 1858 265 5 1 May 1857 190 262 24 Apr 1850 179 253 198 9 ,May 1855 122 _. _ _ _ _ - _ 260 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...J Also found in the index were the three following Petitions: ARCHIBALD, John, filed 4 Aug 1857; arrived in Boston Mass. on 25 Jun 1848; filed Declaration of Intention in Circuit Court in Jackson county, Mo. "Admitted to be citizen of the United States". p 106 SMITH, Thomas, filed 13 Oct 1858; renounced allegiance to Q.V. "Naturalized". p 298 TOTTON, Thomas, filed 30 Apr 1856; in U.S. at least 5 years and 1 year in Territory of Kansas; "Admitted a citizen". In index, ca~e listed "Ex parte act to citizenship". p 18 I Abbreviations used to save space in compilation were: A-Archduke; A.Old.-Archduke of I Oldenburg; D.B.-Duke of Brunswick; D.S.M.-Duke of Sachsen-Meiringen; I of M.-Isle O~f' Man; Meck.-Mecklenburg; N.S.-Nova Scotia; N.B.-New Brunswick; Q.V.-Queen Victoria; R.A.. renounced allegiance to; U.K.-United Kingdom; Wurt.-Wurttemberg. --Pauline B. Elniff " . --------- .- - "DECLARATIONS' ot INTENTION tor NATIliiALIZATION (U.S. DLstrlct tor the Terrl tory of Kansas) . 2nd Judlclal Dlstrlct (Tecamseh and Lecompton) trom "Journal" or "Record"-Kansas Cl ty Branch ot the Natlonal Archlves. Kansas Clty. MO. copled ~y Judy Sweets NY 15,Jun l852 BAKili. Conrad 23 Oct 1857? Kur liessen NY CAMPBELL. John 24 4 Sep 1857 Scotland 2 Aug 1851 NY CASEY. Patrlck 21t 27 Jun 1857 Ireland 6 Sep 1853 CLANCY. Cornellus __ 25 May 1857 Ireland DOliBBTY. John about 31 15 Sep 1857 Ireland NY ,c2C Jul 1848 FEE. Alexander __ 9 Jun 1858 Canada Detrolt. HI 21 May 1857 FITZPATIlICK. Patrlck _ 28 Aug 1857 Ireland Buffalo. NY 20 Sep 1850 FOLCllT. Martln 37 11 Aug 1858 liamburg NY 20 Aug 1953 FOIUlliAM. Charles 8 Jun 1857 Great Brltaln NY 4 Jun1856 GAMMELL. John 30 13 Aug 1857 Scotland NY 20 Sep 1857 GIBBONS. ROBert i/. 50 29 Sep 1857 Bermuda NY 16 Jun 1857 !iAVENDEN. _ _ 23 24 Sep 1857 Ireland NY 2 Jul 1849 liERl'!( 1). James M. (?)__ 26. Dec 1856 England KELLER. Joseph "tlles declaratlon tor Naturallzatlon" -no other-lnformatlonLeROSEN. Davld(?) 22t 1 Sep 1857 France NY 20 Oct 1855 LEAN (1). Thomas 23 9 Jun 1857 Ireland NY 1 Jul 1852 KLEILE. Chrlstlna 60 W1rtem~erg NY 1 Oct 1854 LOUNDS(1). Thomas 24 29 Jun 1857 Nova Scotla Boston. MA 21 Sep 1851 MAGWOOD. James Armour _ _ 19 Jun 1857 Canada Detrolt. HI 15 Mar 1857 MARCliEA (?). Israel _ _ 8 Jun 1857 Great BrltaLn NY 4 Jun 18,56 MOLKER. Paul "flles Declaratlon tor NaturalUatlon"-no other lnformatlonMcCOWELL. John 34 13 Aug 1857 Scotland NY 1 Aug; 1847 McKAY (?). Jos. 21 19 Aug 1857 England New Orleans' 10 .rom 1857 MOREARTY; Mlchael 22 19 Aug 18S7 Gre.t~~taln ?Boston. MA 10 Jul 1857 OswALD. John P. ___ '16 Jun 1857 Luxemaourg New Orleans 20 Jun 1854 RUPERT. Wllhelm »,_1....?1 _ Prussla 1 NY 21 Jun 1857 SCEBE(?). Samuel a~out 40 12 Sep 1857 Great ~rttaLn Butfalo 25 Apr 1852 Si!CMAN(?). Charles 40 19 Aug 1857 Prussla NY 15 Feb 1857 SIiAR. John __ 10 Mar 1857 Ireland W;;;aSTER .';llllam W. _ _ 17 Aug 1857 Canada West Detrorr--- 1 Oct 1856 '.;aITE. James Ro~ert 24 6 Jun 1857? England (a carpenter1--'II!EDEMANN. Frederlck W. 36 29 Sep 1857 Pruss1a NY 21 J~7 WITTS. Nelson 25 25 Aug 1857 England Detrolt 9 May 1855 • • • • • • • • ~, ~~~~~==?=:=~~~ --========;-------DECLARATION ot INTENTION tor NATIliiALIZATION ~~. 1st Judlclal Dlst. (Lecompton and Calhoun. KT) , Prooeedlngs of the court ln CalhOun and Douglas Co. 1855-56 MARVIN. Charles M.-date tl1ed 27 Oct 1856(?) res1dlng at present 1n Douglas Co •• iT~t1ve ot Stan~rldge. Lower Canada. FINLEY. Wlll1am-date t1led 22 Oct 1856 t present res1dlng In'Lecompton ;h;:: ~~~so~a;:f!:~ (1). Ireland. at ---------------~.----~.~--~.~---.----.----~.----.----.,----------------------~ �176 ,in .~-~ t'rom May 18 -Mar 1 51-at Kansas City Branch ot' the National Arch1ves. Kansas C1t)'. MO • copied b)' Jud)' Sweets ' SMITH • Thomas- Petition t'1led 13 Oct 1858-Declaration at' Intention t1led 24 Dec 1852 • Mus~1ngum. ,CO •• OH-(Also lUted in Journal at the 1st Judical Dist .-"has res1ded 1n the U.S. at least 5 years" * * *-~-.--.----~--.---.------- - ~---- ---- --DEci.AaAUON ot INTI!lITIONS tor NATUBA1.IZATION ~.,Transcr1pt g( ~ D1str1ct Bourt Record tor Douglas Co •• Oct 1856. 1st Jud1c1al D1str1ot. Lecompton. Oct 1856-Nov 1856 caUTCHFIELD. W1lliam. about 26. date t1led. 12 Deo 1856. tram Canada East MARTIN. Charles M.-date t'Ued. 27 Oct 1856- ot' Stanbr1dge. Lower Canada-now tarm1ng 1n Douglas Co •• KT " -------------.----~--* .--*----~---* _. - * - - * - - - * - - * - - - 11856-1l857 Fi1:ed iin City of Lecompton, County of Douglas, Territory of Kansas:, UhHe'd"States of America1• .In Journal A - Probate Court Record at Judici all B11dg!o, Lawrence,'; I{S-' Date filed Native of Renounced allegi'ance' to 117 Queen Victoria 1'9:: G'r.and· Duke' of (:?lNars'an Gennany and G'e'rmany n 18 Ap,r 1856' G~e'at: Bri tain Queen Victo·ri a1 BAILEY'~ John A: 21' l.rel1and, 30 Ap,r 1'857: CUNN1NGHAI\1 ~ Jeremi ah1 It·, 112: 12. M'ay' 1856' 1:rel1and DWYAR', WUlli am It, 4' 19c Jan 1'856, EDWARDS', Theophiilus: 23', 28., M'ay 1857 Gte'at Brit ai·n FORDHAa'A, ChalY:ies, 2() . 22 Apr 1857 Germany' Grand Duke of Baden] GIISINGER', Jo·hn 41' Queen Vi ctori a 19 J'an 1856: GRIFFITHS'; David It, tI, 21 11 Jun 1857 lrelland GUILROC, James Kiingr of Hanover n 24 Apr 1:856 Hanover' HEINE, Henry' 1:7 Mar 1:856, Sweden HELLSIROIW, 'Jr. (FJ: M·. 5' Osca:r' 2nd'" King of Sweden 19 Queen Victoriia' 2m Apr' 1857 JACKSONI, Wi 111 i am Kiing of' B'avari a1 10 KAISER, Char.ies August 10 ApI1.' 1856', B'avari;a' 19 May' 1856'- Gre'at Briitain 12· K(,H'leevfer, Wi 11 i am 19~ 11.7 Apr 1857_ MABRAY, Christopher Q!Jeen Victoriia' 28.', May 1857 Ehgrand 22 MACKERY, IS'rae!, 20 24: Jan 1856, Germany MASON, John King of Prussi a 4 McNATHNEY; Mi ch aell 20~ Apr 1857 Ireland: Queen Victoria 20' It, t." 118 MERTEN, Thomas; ro Apr- 1857 MILLER', Ri c'h ard 24: Apr 1857 Grand Duke of Bad'en 20 RAl1E (HJ , Johm 28 Apr' 1857' G~reat Bri tarn 21 19) J"an 1'856'· ROBERTS', Jo,hn' Queen' Vi ctori a' 4' It· \1>:" RYAN, Wiilili am ~ 8. Apr' 1856 l"rel1and' 10 SALVERDA, Peter; 36 20 May 1857 Ho·J!l and Willl'iam 1 3'rd, King of Holland22 &;ERE', S'amue11 9: Mar: 1857. Qjleen Victori a 17 It, tIn, ~lTH', John 25' Mar.: 18561 Great Bri tain 7 SCHULTZ, Frederick 1\3 Nov 1857. Germany' Frederick" Prince of Schweriin 24 SWITZEH(?l, Benj amin 8 Apr'1857. 18: Queen' VTcto'ri al UMBAUGF.Il, Christopher 11.7 Mar 1856 Wirtemburgh(?)Wm 1st, K. ~f Wirtemburgh 5' WEELS'; Thomas S~ l!8, 30" Mar' 1857. Queen Vict~ria WELSrAIN, Fritts o. 19 Dec: l!850) K.Wi1he1m'2nd· of Westen bert ]6 WILLIAMS', Henry' 19 Jan 1856. 4i Q!leen Viictori a' It,' ttl· YARN OLD , Thomas 14 Jul1. 1857 Great Bri tain 2·3 Al!.LEN t Jeremiah BACH(,}O, Fredrick 20' Marc' 1857 20 Apr 1857 "'Various speHings in prob,~~e recor~:·JPl 242-Fri tz Wil tstein, p' 263-Fri ttz Wetsen, p, 34f7-F'ritz, Weilsten. -:--Compi led by Pauline" B~. Eliniif:€, �----- - _._----------- -- ----I I c.w. \ \ UNOIEATAKIA. SMITH~Lawrence, KS ,UNDEB.TAKEB & EMBALMER i (1890-1907) . Concluded from 'l'01. VIII. No.3, p .. 134 .. I --- NamEL, BU:dal Date Ullrich, Wam1ace' 17 May 1904' Ulil'llck, Clifford U1l'llck, James 27 Oct 1897i 3', Dec: 1902 , Ordered by' . Mrs. Sallie J' D1 ri c.hFai lWiew 10 John Hoover 4 CrOUP) 64'. Cl~inton Henry Ulrick WS~ 35' Hrt &' Kidnl23, Dan1 Ul;rick D. L. Burton Eudolra' 05i' Para1ysi s ]47 The Fami 1y., (?JUrbousky, A~ l' No,v' m04 (:Shipped from St. Marys;, Ks.l' 50~ Accfdenta1 58' The Family' VanHoesen, 7 Jan 1897. 40..1.:.._ I! 50: E~ H. VanHo'esen VanHoesen, Miiss E1:la" 31 Dec 190'4: (Shipped from 'KC, Mo,.) 34 (?YVausbihder:, Bathenal19 Apr 1894' J'~R. Sj--~?Conove:rr 70) 28', Verdan, Bi:mj ~ l!0' Aug 1893 T C; Baker, Viol and; Viin1:and U. S~Soldi e:rr Pri vate Co'. Hi' 8th Rgt. ('?Jlowa~ Cav. 69) Verden, Ernest: 23: Mch 1898l l:ouiis Ve.rden om Sti 111'born 95 Vettden, chiild of 31 Aug 1,900: E Verden; Oli'ht Ben; OIF Eberhardt', 144 II wk ...1-. Verden, iin.fant 41 Aug 1904' Lewi's VerdEm Olf StiUborn 81: VerdEmfr)l, child olf L. 18,: May 1899 Lewis; VerdenCr)' Oil" Stiillborn 1I14' VerdEm('r), i:nfant 31! Mch 1902.. Lewis VerdenCrY Olf 120} 2, cla1 VerdenCrr, chiifd of 112 Mch 1903 tewisVerden;01liinBM 11iOlr 4'6' 4' y'r: Di:p h • Vern,sen, Carl! 16 Oct, 189.S, AT. G'. Honnor1d OIf" 40' Vern sen, child of 17 Oct 1'895 A: G'. Honnold Olf & Vilctor~ J~ 3, Feb 1891:, Mr Moore:;Mrs Viictcr,r-I\G" 20 Viiets, child of 28:\ Ju1 1892 C~ Viiets:; BEmStagg,ers: Jeffi~Co'. 9 Waffl'e"Mrs'. Li;nd'cll 26, Apr' 18911 H: C. Waffle OH' 0\ m Poeu. 90 Waggeman, Chas. C~ 28"Mch 1900' Char1es:Waggeman OH' 1"4: Wagner, Lillie 23, Nov 1891]:. Mrs. Wagner:' SRring HBT 20? 148, Wagstaff, Charlie K~. 19 Nov 1904' Robt. Wagstaff OJ;J.; Wagstaff, Clara B~ 11 Feb 1902~ Ro!bert Wagstaff Off: 3m chi 1dbedF .l!13' Gunsholt 89: 25' Feti 19001 August Wahl OH' Wahl, Joseph H. woundl:':iin acti:on PriVate CO' W20' Kas. Died 27 Mch 1898, buried 25 Feb 1900 (Shipped from SanFrancisco &- Manilla', P~L). Walborn, Nannie M. 1-9 Feb, 1904: W:.A' Walborn;EHB'arner'OIF 7/ yr 137· Wa1b?:n, Vera 1,,0 F~n" 1904 Wm Walborn OH' 5; yr 1'36 Wa1bndge, C~ B~ 18 Ju1 " 1906, J' M' &- [; , R Wa1 "1'1· dg' e' "'·11· . ~- Drops)'? 17:2 W 1b . d' C1 u . IVI 1 ams,. Ii' a n ge, yde: 11 Feb 1907 John Hiltchingson Uhderworld,f);.;" Pn-eu 1811 t. R. Wa1bridge~ Cemetery; - . Walbridge, Mts. J~ M~ 21 Jan 1907' J. M. Walbridge: Wi lli amstown Dropsy' 180 Walbridge, L. R. 15 Feb 1907r Williamstown Pneu. Blank r8n Walker, A. C~ 16 Jan 1905' A W," Armstrong; FamHy;: Eudara' 651T51 F CWalker Walker, Charlotte 16 May 19071 p~ E Walker OHl 114m. Me as:! es 1'85:, Walker, child of 20 Aug 1895 Alex Wa1ker;WmMiil'ler.' OH' 44" Walker, Geo. C. 20 Ap.r 1904' Mrs. May Walker:: OHr 37 Pneu. !J40'. (Shipp'ed from (?)Bisbee, Ariizona)". Walker, Inez: 13' Apr 1906, Shennan Walker l\I;~ l'6m. LungTttil 1'68 1,2 Aug 1900:' Walker. Jas. Mrs Henderson; OHI 62 94' nlrs. (?)Ho1,:10w; Mrs. Walker' -,--'-"""';;;;;;;':;':':"'" ... -~ J -- �178 - - Walker, Walker, Walker, Walker,. Burral Date _ Ordered by 113 Dec 190~$Y1-via'. Charlie, & Jenks Sherman Walker.. _____ ' . _ _ I J. H. Gleason Mrs. lois: H~, l--l\lch 1894, Mrs. M. 'G:. Hubbei1, H. ti.- A.ll'en Feb. ,- 1895 Mrs. L U c2y Mollie C~_ _ ~ A2.!-~1899' G'. t. Walker' Buri a1 .. Age Cause d. ~~ MG' 4&--~~ 1\1'1 OIr 74 Consumpt 33', 623' West 8th St. TopekaCatholic' 39, OH' 34 ?Fever 80 25 Rheumatfsm131L Grant 1-2- Sep-!J1903 1. L. White Walker, Rosal 25, OH' 8, Feb 1893' The Family Walker',.', Sam(uH Capt. Co. F list Kas Inf. . Maj or 5th Kas Co. Col 16th Kas Cav. Mi' 1:.83' 4m Pneu. 2 Apr 1901" Vic: Johnson Walker, Vera Sherman Walker 60) Appop1exi a]'43 , on 28 Jun 1904' Wall, Amos p. Mrs. Einma WallC~ & G:. Wall OH' Lewi s; Wal1l'ace~ Wall ace, Mrs. II.en'ri e:tta: 81 Jan 1900 Frank March 23' Mch 1895' Peter Lewi s· MG' 40 Wa1 race, James; 4: 5epl 19041. Herman Richardson OH' 16-9-2 Hrt Fail +145 Wa11ace,Richard~on D. S~rah Richardson Off 73' P'ara1ysis:' 121 Walling, Mrs. Lois' J~ 7:, Oct 1902 L. N. Walling Off ?3'$ TyPhoi:d F 88; Walling, David G: T Feb 1900 torin Walling Pri vate B'and 18\ Reg. Inftry. Died 9, Nov 1898 (Shipped from Manilla, P~I:} Walling, (.?)Lou1a'M. -21 Jim 1900' L. N. Walling OH36 Inf. of ? 93' Off 4:5' Cancer' 64' Walring, Mrs. SybiiHa: 3 OCt 1897' Leroy N~ Walling (Rec'd from Chicago. Ill.) Walquist,U~ G:. 16 Ju1 1907( Fred & Jno. W,Uqui istM1mhattan76i Hr,t Oiis:. 187' Walter, Frank IS J~n 1898~ The Fami 1y'Lecompton 6.7 Pneu. 67' Walter, Mrs. F. 3 Aug 1901 A: C. Walter Lecompton 68 1 Tumo'r 106EifWalter: OW Walter, ,l'iiirL ~~ ::'> l3",'~Jn,:i9@r.;.:~:;<' 179 (Shipped -fro'm 'Sii1~ver.ton t Co,lo.l Minnie Walter: Walters, Madison 21 Feb 1904 Mrs. E. Walt'ers' DeerCreek 46, 137 ; Christopher Wu1fkuh1e'; John Unger,' Wa1t~~, ~l~s Lizzi~ 19 Jim 1899 ?ClintonF 19 Piteu. John Walton 78 W. E~ Barnes ?Viilland' Wamego.,'" Wi IIi s 13 FeD) 1902 Haskell lnst. Marietta, Ks: 14' Pneu. 112 Ward, Mrs. 5: 115 Aug 1890 Sam Ward~ Eiinwood 2~ l Ward, Sam 22', Aug 1890~ Blank Linwood 2: Ware, Ben r6 Jim 1'896 f( E_ Selig ::HenryWare3 OW 30 con. 53' Ware, Geo. 8} Eeb 1902 The Fami Iy,' OHr 58 Ciiver compIrl;2: Warfield" chiird of liS May 1'897 ?: G:. K~ Miill!er OW 2., ?m' 61 Henry Warfield Warfield, John Jn~ 9 Apr 1905 John Warfield OHr 30) Warfield, lizzie 23' Feb 1905 Mildred Warfield E~dora 11S Consump1t. Ii 53\ War:fi eld, Wm. S' Apr 1904 32 ?John Warfield OW 1138; 18, _ . (?)Wal!ren, Fred! 1'3 Mch mOll C. Y Rri ckson, Guardiian OJil 101. Warren, Mrs. 20 Jun 1892. Ed; rr1el vi lle Eudora' 19 Warro1, Robt. C. 7( OCt- 1899; G'eo\ Warrol1 OW 1:4?- Stom. 8S Mr. Haschburger' Washington, Aimie9 Apr 1907:" Mab1e&JakeWashiingtcr,nOO'40' Bright' sD'.1'83 Washiilgton, ch. of 7:' Aug 189]' R. -L! Washington MG'" 2' wk 62 Washi ngton, Chas. 23 Nov 1900' R. P'. Washington I\I!G' 5', Dfph. 97' Washington, Eddie 20: 5ep: 1904 A"nnie&Jiik'eWashingtoinOIr 22Ki 11 edbycarl'40, 24i Ni}lv 189 1 A. G'. Honn01'd OW Washi ngton, Geo. 14' Co. E: llrth Reg't Loufsfana, Infantry' Wash~ngton, George ~ l~ Apr 1~981. Garoli ne Washington fIG' 90 Old age 70 Washlngton, Lemuai . 6) Mch 1~94 Geo. Washington Cl1nton 19 Consumpt. 33: . - - - -'( P. A. Dolbee'! W?shington__ ~reek 1 '- 1 \ �179 , .. Bu·ri a1 Date Ordered' by' \.--.-_-- Washington,!C?)Lewis ffiFeb F=='=_----'t\=la=shinU!Q.T1.,.: Mrso L._ 25 Mch Washington, ch of Mari;e:l9.Apr Wat:IUns, Cl ara 291• Feb 1895 1902 i91>2 1904 Watkins, Mrs. E. 19 OCt 1905' Watkins, El'len E. 5: May 1904: (Shipped from KC·Kan.l Watkins, Geo. 29. Nov 1902 27 Mch 1895' 16 Dec 1897 Watson, Andrew. Watson, James Watson, (:?lOsburn 13 Sep 1902. 6, APr 1901'. Watson, WHlie Watt,R'.M.child ofCfemare30Sep' 19.03 Watts', John 27 Mch 190L Watts', John .C. .. ..4 Sep) 11.9n4 Co E' 3~ Ks; In. Waubonsy', Sophia 15 Nov 1902 15 Nov 1905 Weatherby, Geo. 15 I\lch 1907~ Weatherby, Wm. F. 2 FeJj· 1892 Weaver, HEm ry' . 24 JuI 190r. Webber:, (?lAlbin (Shipped from Des Moines', 10. X: 71~ Oct 1890': Webber, 3'. [;. ]):5 Mch 189L Webber, Mrs. 1'3\ Apr 1897i: Weideman, (?J'Agusta' Wetse',. HellLen 25; Dec; 1900: Weill's:, Mrs:. Ainand'al 3'}I. Jan 1905: (Shipped from r1 wo'rthr Wellls, Cor,al 8} Mch 1897,' We111s, Mrs'. Davi d 29 Jit1' 19041. Wells, G·eo-rg.e 18; May 1904', ('Shi pp.ed from 1111 worth r Welsh, Phil C. 1'6 Apr 1907~ Wescott·, Mrs~ J': Wescott, Miis:s f: 6 May 11897: Sep' 1'896; 1i5'~ 261 Jul 1904 West, Joseph A11e,n 20) May 1,906 West, Melvin . r4 luI 1905 Whedon, Fred J: Wheeler, chiTd of E.J~ 27' Dec: 189.9!. 1'5' Apr 19.071: Whee1'el':, G'ol'd. 10' Apr 18931 Whi:rlowGlT, Mr'. Whiltacker, Thorn-aS; 5' Jim 1900' (Shipped from KeY White, Ainanda ?. 4' Aug 190(;)::, Whi;tney, Mrs. S:-E~. 17( May 19(illr.. (:Shipped from (?)Hym-. Ks:.):' Whi tcomb, Alber.1t 26' Aug -1901, 4: Nb,v 1'894' White:, child of Whi te, child of 8) Nov 18941 . Bb~al (child) 24 1~. m? 53' 58: 561 I rf4' " 1137 1,6;1.1 1411 Haskell Inst. Mayett~s: 14 BloodPo,is 123 (Shipped to Mayetta', Kan.>. E. S. Weather-by! 'OHi '. ~iJ1 \' l!62 E: 5---:&' Rev' Weathe.rBy;- OW 7:' wk 1'83' Jona'•. &: J(,y}hl! F'~ Weaver; Weav:er..· 24' Masons; order. ow 681 Appopl1iexial06; Mrs;. Webber: <OH 3'~ (?)I~on del'.' COlle. PIe as'an tG'ro've~ 8.: Robt. &- WHlliiam\ or 70; LaGtippe+ 60 Weideman' Ernest Wei se 1\£: 5' Diph. 99 ({)II' 60 Pneu+Kidn .152 The Familyl Harr-y' & loa' MOO Wellsh J: IlJ)Ir 13 Measles' '$' 25i Drop'sy: 1~ 11 Bronchii t:vsE41 115; Aug: r847 1841 ('date of bi rth?) 61' E~ Wescott Eewfs" Jerhn F'~ Wescott. Charles F. West. OIr Mary' f:I Joe West' MG Fred Whedon OW E. J'~ Wheefer.: OIl Mrs~' El'len' A- Wheeler'. OIr Mr. (?.YJam Whirlow Vfnrand' R'. E. BOiatright OH~ J. W·. Ar,thur OW David White S: E'. WhHney' ow W. H>: H: Whi tneyr The. Fami l'y,r OW Marshall!. &- Crark OIl Marshall & Clark OW D'~ M~ 18, l' . 1114 C. W. Watkins OIl 35i con. 123', Mrs. Watk-ins, Paoli,Ks: A~ G. Honnold IOff' 40 OH' 67?' fie;: Geo. A. Banks; Geo. Nicho1son;; Mi'ss Carey WatsonBlank Wakarusa; fi8~ Dropsy' l!20 E. P:o Watson Me;" 6 SurgicalOpl02 R~ !\r: Watt". Eone' Star: 5 wk Sl'nrCom.132. John C~ Watts' OIl r8G.itnSJio,tWird 102 The E.amil,¥'. . OW.. 69 Kia.&;vr 145-- A'~ G'. H<>nnoll"d IVG~ ...1J'Jel!1s:;The: F·ami 1¥{ WS-Mrs. WellsOW I I ~ Age· CallSI!' d. Geo'. Washington' Cllnton Geo. Washington Clinton [; & Geo Washingto,n1 Clin110n Ed Watkins (; Si;st·er. MG' John Watkins: C'~ Woo Watkins;CountyJll1G;' George Davi s; -1::.._ ~, , 55~ 0\ m. ? 1144 2 Lung1 Tnbl 1i10 8) dal 138\ Sir 33:' Consumpt. l!83 26, KHled by' 164:, Cars; 30' Ur-emi cPO-i s 94' 41' 104' 74:' Sen i 1 • Di b • l107i' 37 37 �Burial Date Buri all Age' Cause d:. f5h 78 2, y:r.' Jas ,White; Mrs; Lutz OH57/ 1 wk Mr:s .;1 E,. Dimmey' On: Moses Whiite 42 RR Acci d. 1117' Bessie F. White OIr White, James H: 9 Ju1 1902, 65)' 6ll c. B"~ Reed, D.D.S'. OH~ Whi te, Joel S;, 13 Jun 1897 --L K .... -', Topeka-, Ks (Removed from Topeka~1 56 Dropsy 186, Dg. County l\G:Whi te, Moses, 26 Jun 1907f I3daSilrCompi60 1 .. S' Whi te; :r s' COmmon OH White, Margari'te A. 2 Sep'19.05; 4'5' Dropsy' 1158 G:. W. Whiite OH' Whi te, Mrs. N()lra 17 JuL 1905 l~Consumpt. 130 E" Dimmey' &- wife' OW White, ~?)Tessee; 26 Ju11 1903' 8, A. B~ Whiting COl. Topeka" 12 Mch 1891 Whiti:ng, child of 51: 391' W~ /(. Whi tley Perry:, Whitl'ey, Mi sS' 1'5 Apr 1896 3' yr Dy:ph. 1180: Fred C: Whitlock Eudora Whi t1ock, Fern Beatrice' T Feb t907( 611, W. H~ (ffiWhitney Off' 60 L Whiitney', A~ D. 5' Ju1 189'l' Mrs. D> C~ Whi tney' 52 Eudo'ra~ Whitney, Mfss Co. 18;'~May 1896) ,F. He~rington J 154' ViihUmd 34: Whi tney, (?).'Jemesii M. 22 Mch 1905' Win Whi tney ('Shipped from Kansas Cfty to Vfn1andt Whitney, John-, 18; Jill' 1907: W. A". Mar,cha,!1 Orl1 Marchar, farm 59 187' J. H. Whi tney· Ifting himseTf 11 Nov 1895' W. H~ H'. Whitney' OH 47' Whitney, Mrs'. Mary' 27 OCt 1907(: ,Mrs. Kate Whitney' ~f:::'~ildo'ra'45-Hr.tTrb)190 Whitney, Wm: H. Frank Griffith Frank ,StanwicJ{" Clinton E. U. Bond McCl'outh 81 Pneu~ 113 Who,('a)ley, Sarah 16 Mch 1902, City Marshall 1iIi" Dip. 97:' Wickersham,Lillie/El1lis30Nov, 19,OO~ Charles' HemphflJI. Reno) 56; lPara1'ysii s ' 92: Wfdemfn-ler, Geo'. 28, May' 1,900, The Fami 1y' 0If 61 HItt FaNI. 125, Wiggi;n, D. ff~ 25 Feb 1,903 Wiight, Hilskey 5; Jan 1899~' The Fami 1y OIr 65; 7:t F~ E. Stimpson OlF 49 Wiild, Mrs'. 29 Jan 1896: OH 29...!..... 50) Mrs. D. WiiIder' Wirder, Lucy? 7' Oct 189b'" Mr &. Mrs; HaIlrelK OH ?411 Pheu. 1162 Wiil~ey, ATeli a C~ 28. Nov 1905: Wiiley, John C~ 23'; May 1895 Mrs· WiIey;Mrs Mays: OB' 35' Hemo~age 42 Wiil'ley; My,litle: 5', Oct 1896, s: E~ WiirIey; Viin11and, 6 mo?' 56, Wii11liey, Mrs'. Nancy! 21, May 1902, J. W~ Wn'ey Off 62 Ir~, &Kidh !l6. WBliams, Mrs. K. J:. 9 Mch 18983 Jr. E. Willi ams' OR" 11 oii(i age 69 Wiil1iams', Ambrose' 17 Apr 1906, M'i 7Jj) Old age~ 168\ Mrs. A: Wi lli ams' (Shipped' from Leavenworth)J Mr. NOland WH!liiiams, l\1issAhtonfette2alJu1~ 1,898\ Mrs. R~ L. Williams; 0044' Dropsy' 72 Wiililiiams, B~ S: 28, Mch 1898; B~ S: Williams, Jf. Viinland 81 10 9. Apr 1901L Wilili ams, child of Adam Williams OH 2 wk Eraysipl02, Wiillli ams, Eo' 29 Mch 1893 R', J' Petty" & JoHnson' 1\17: 26. WHlli ams, franJ{ N Apr 1895 A. H~ Williams' MG' T wk/m. Fever' 411 Willlii ams, Frank O. IS' Jim 1899~ A'. H. WilIi ams; OH6 m? Pneu. Tt Wiil;li ams:, Henry! 25, Jan 1903' Mrs, WHliams;; Off' (j,'"r 124 Mrs. C'. Ca~ter' 1,2, Feb 1905 WiiJil i ams', HEmry John Clark;Mrs:VerderOr 88 Paralysis 153 Wilili ams:, Johm 19 Feb 1892, A',G' Honnold' OH 1'6, WHUiiams, John1 29 Dec 1902. Hei rs' John Wii11li ams; OH' 7i3 Pneu. 1J23', Wii111i'ams, Johnnie 16 May 1895' At:ex Wi1lliams 1\1;' 13' Scroful'a' 41 Wi1Hams, chi Id of Joe 6 Apr 1905; Cliff Ellis: P1eas'ant' I55i Joe Willi ams; Grove Williams, J'osephine~ 11 Aug' 1907: Ben Bolden OR 80 Para1ysi s 188: C?)Cal tantha Court White, child ,of White, Daisy'May 31 Jan 1899 25 Dec 1896: �181 N'ame Date Burial' Willi ams:, Mrs. M. 6 Jim 7. Feb 10, Apr 3i Apr 22 Ju1 0 Buri a1 _ Age' Cause d!. ~ 1''' Williams:, Williams:, Wiilli ams, Wi lli ams, Mrs. Mari a Martha M. Mary A~ Mrs. M.A'. Willi ams, Mil ton 1902 1897 1898' 1898, 1901 17 Apr 1893' William, Mrs'. 5 Feb 1891 Williams, Ralph L. 20 Dec 1897 , Willi ams:, Mrs. It E. 22 Aug 1898: ~~~~~'~i1>pe~r'.from We'st~i~~:.\MO!'),'c:"\ Wi1ilamso; RoxyJ ?16 OCl190T Ambrose: Wi lli ams MG: 74' Stomach U6' ' Mrs. Johnson \\C: 81' LaGrippe 58~~ B'. S~ Williams' Vi:n1'and' 75, Pneu. 70 A'. C. Williams: OB" 37 Cancer 70" Mrs. C. W.Konaga:RoseHiilil65' Appoplexiial07 ('Shipped to Chicagor A.G. HonnoTd l\fi" J'as. Johnson 6, Simpson & Sinclair.' OH 82 Hrt. Fail @661 C. W. smith OH 7.Sl' Pheu 73 C~ W. 5mi th OH' J:-\,;' ""{':'\ 'i~) 'i:t~i IIi ams 3', w/in.Chlnft 1'.08 Ed F110ra WHili ams', W~ Wiilli ams, Ward:' 5; Apr 1894 8; Dec 1906 Wiililiams or Patterson,Crist Cb B; 18th USC Inf. 7 Feb' 1904' Wi;Hiamson,' Hannah 24' 5eP) 1904 Willis, Mrs. Elizabeth 9 Ju1' 190L 30 Oct 1,9.02 Wi 11 is, Elmer E~. (Shipped from Kan. City, Kas.)' 8; Dec 1897 Wiillis, ' Joel 29, May 1906, Wii1ns, Nellie L. 25' May 1900' W~11is, Walter A~ 3', Dec 1883', Wi poughby. EHla Mrs. Ed Jones Mrs. B. Cyons: Mrs. Ward' Williams' Zi tphia Patterson OH' 1'6, ~, KnIfed' by 177 Cow, 6.0 LO.G.L Wm Wiilliamson Catholic7i3 140) W. H. VJiiHi s;' (,F,I ,!'-,'-'p8) Para1ysi s 105; (Shipped to' BarcIay. Kas'.)' Mrs. Wii1ili s' OH' 42, Htt Faii1 122 Mr WiTlis:;Mrs Lloyd';BarRley,Ks. 10) 6S' Wiill HOlad1y' OB' 17.0 Mrs. Nellie E.WillisCH36 92 Mrs~ John' Wiil;roughnYi OR 31 30 SO Thacher WiTloughby, HEmry' 5: Jan 1907: Mrs'MoUie WiiUoughby! OR 40 Dropsy 178 Wiiliioughby, John' 8: Aug 19.0K Do,!!g .County;; taw todgeOO 7i.i;l' 1071" Private Co· A 12th Regt USCT Heavy Art(';]!ilre:i1r'-:'-=-'~'No.1946 rOOF· 24 Mch 1898. A:-G': '-Hon-n-ol'd'-) MT Wiill s, D"avi d' 51 69' Wiilino·t, (1,) Oree' C. 3' Apr 1902 Proff. Newsom ' OB' 30\ 114' 11 Aug 1905: Wi 11 Wilmoth OH Wiilinoth, Harri et E. 68 Paralysis: 159 Wiloughby, child of 15 May 1.904 Geo R Wiloughby OH 1+ 141 Wi 1s on, Alfred H. 2 Jun 1906 John Wilson-son Amos Wilson OFf 63 Paralysis' 170 Wilson, child of 19 Mch 1892 A. E. Wilson BigSfjrgs' 17 Mr. Wulfkule Wilson, child of Mrs. 18 Dec' 1893 Hattie Wilson MG~ 9-1:0 yrs 32: Wiilson, Eli 3l Feb 1904 The Family On: 1136, 60 Wilson, Elizabeth C~ 29 Mch 19.05 Mrs. JR' (?)Good ..2.92 Old age 154 Wilson, Mrs. Kate 9 OCt 1902 Win &' T Jf Hughes Htt Fail 1'21 (Shipped to Iowa)" Wilson, Mrs. Eydia 22 Feb 1895 Alifred H. Wilson OH 39 Wnson, May 28 Jan 1895 Howard Wilson ~IJG: 381 ?from - Fort Scott, Kans. Wilson. Mrs. Nancy J. 25: Oct 19011 B F & J H' Wiilson OBi 78; Htt Trbl 109 B: Stoggers' Wilson, Mrs. Pearl r May 1902 Ed Wilson Blank 21 115 1,3 Apr 19011, Willson, Thos. F •. OIr The Fami ly 88it- 01 d ag e 102 Wiinchell, child of 2.0 Sep)1897 Gabriel Winchell: 0810 Typhoid' 64 W~nchel1, Gabriel C~ 21 Oct 1901 Mrs Winchelll ; Dg Co' Off 6{):, Rheu&Drop\~8, Private Co B' 64th Ill. Vol lnfty �Buri a1 Date Ordered by~ ]]33', 5 da: on Alibe'r£- _VJfn ch e111 105', MG' ..L _Wiincnester 1$ ...1:...Emma Jackson HaskellI' 115; C. F. Mesewe' Wind ------- <Tndi an r 23 Jan 1892 Lakeview: 89 Seni Ie ?' lQbr" Winsett & Co°. Winsett, Ahdtew 30 Jan 1901' Lecompton -" <Y 1 J ~ T. Rich ard's 7( Mch 1'89'1 Wiinters-, /(. M. S: Winter' 39 Lecompton Wi;nters, child of 1,7 Feb 189'5' R. T. Richards'5, nl3~ Wiseman, child of 22', Dec 1890 Mr. Wiseman OHl 5~'-5tom. T-rbl' 1071 Wiltzell, Peter D.. 5; 5ep'1901' The Family' (Index-Whi tzeU1) Private Co H' 611 III Reg1!:. 43' Wi lli ams- 6' mo'. Wolbridge. child of 6 Ju1 1895' W. M. Whitrock Levi Wolbridge 60' 33 1\1r. \Volli; G'eo' WiHf; 27 Mch 1897i Wo1l f, Anna L. ? G'r.eenI1ee? 7' m.croupl 11'4' Dg Co' Poor Comm. 1'1' 5ep: 1.901 WoMord, Phoebe' Mrs. 5to'ggers 69: Paralysi 5, 1311 The Family Wollenzrin, Wm 9 Kug 1,903 5-' A G Honno,ld' Wood. Addi e' 13 Jan 189'1' 581 Cancer 173', on Mrs. Jr. s~ Wood Wood, Augustus S~ 114 Aug 190'6 5tiIJ.:borrr n6~ H. m Wood ?Tonga'~ Wood. child of T .Tun 1902 68.\ B11oodPoi s:.122 OIr The Estate Wood. Edwin W. 2 Nov 1902 Pri vate Co E 3 'Rgt KSYir Mart'ari a1 F. lor, Wood. G'eo. R~ 6 5ep 1903 Mrs ... Charity Wood £\17: \;:.\ Co D ll7th Rgt USCF1 Doug1as( County Wo:od. Mrs. Jennie W. 23' May 1'89·2 Mr.: Wood'; S"H61rowayr 0If 18\ Wood, John died26) Feb\ 1899' JohnMoore; famiily' Cl'inton' 611: 79' Wo'od, Luci'e ~. 28 Dec 1897' E-. W. Wood OH' 52 fR Wood. Mary F'. 117 5ep I'903~ Charles W. C---~~-- OFf' 715i Old age 1'32: Wood. S'anborn D. 5: Jan 1902 Fami1!yJ OH; 65: Ci verTl!b1 111'1 Woodin, Mary E~ 28 Ju1 1890" 5. Woodin om 2 Wo'oding. Louis F: 31' _Dec: 1903\ Sadie Wooding MG' 47 I 3'5: Woodring, Clarence' R~ 0 Jan 1905~ F. F. Hughs-, IVG:' 8: yr Hrt, D'. l5I o'r Clara' (Shipped from Lansing l Woodruf, Floyd' M. 13 Nov 190]' Mrs. Woodruff Off 27 Consumpt~ 191 Woodruff, infant', 26 Feb,1903' H. G'. Woodruff,' I! w. 125: OH' R. H~ Stewart 2 Aug' 1904 H & Mrs'T J-WoodrufffOff Woodruff, T,_~ J-~ 65 Accident 144 15 Mch 1892 Woodruff:, Wesley T. J'. Woodruff OIr 17 7_ Jan 1896) Woodruff, Wm, Kenyon & 5ei1g; OIr 18 49 Woodruff Woodruff. Wm. died 1'4 Mch 1901 M. Conn OHi 34' 102 Woods', Ab', 22 5ep 1894: C' Epley & M'ns' Woods~ 0Ir cC,,:;> 30' Woods. A1'bel!t 81 Aug 1i906'~ Eucreci a-' Woods; Oll'24i 172' 81 Jan 190:4 Alice Woods OW 6· ? 135; Woods. Clyde) 6, Dec 1905: Frank M~ W6ods~ OIt 45; Lung TrbI:. 163', Woods, Ra1 za B'.Woodside, Geo ~ Curti's; 13 Jim 11906, SOn;, Daughter: Off75 Htt 1711. Woodson. James 9 Aug 1902: Mrs; Woodson; Dg Co· OW 64: 11.l!9 Woodward, B~ W. 22 Oct- 1900' The Family! OIr 661 Paralysis 96) G.it. Rl. Po:stt 12 - Co E 3~ K.5:1n. (Shipped from West Ches,ter', Pa'.) Woodward. D. F. 15 Aug 1906· Slieri ff Woodward: Clinton 89, Old age ]17:3' Woo1:fe, George' 1~ Mch 1903' The Family, £\17' 89' Ol'd age -+ 126, Prl vate Co' E. 2. Mo. T. : Sgt. Cb A- 16 Ks' Cav. Wiiichell' , infant' 14 Nov 1903 Wi;nchester, Mrs. Alice- 20 Jim 1901 > , I �Burial Date Wor~en, L. __ it!'. I'-,~_,,~ '. 4 Feb 1907' (~~f:'~:~:-.-=- ~~:~,(:_~-.~~: ~~~ _~:1 (?:)Woy,ahn, Wi f'1 i am . Wr.i'ght, Albert E. "~.-::.=:.~~ :-~:~'~ Wr.ight, B'. Wright, Dr. 23 Sep 1906' 4 A"ug 1907t Edga~' 1'8 Apr 1903 9 May 1902 Wright, G'er,tie 17 Oct 1904 (Shi pped from Phoenix, Ari z.l Wright, infant &May 1903 Wdght, Ira/Ora 16 Apr 190,77 Wright,John, infant ch • .tS: Jul 11895) Wr.ig:ht, chi Id of J : 2 S Nov 1900 Wright, infant 25 Feb 1902 Wr.ight, inf ch (}If Johnl 11Il Jiin 1907;' Wright, Ora 10 May 1892:. Wright, Reb'eccal 3~ May li90'ii' Ordered 'by' Burial' ~Cause 78\ Mrs'." Jennie Worden OR' Mts.' Hornsby' 82 The Family 7 A11bert Wright N. 0: Stevens' H. C~ Co1'lens; Perryvii11!e' 73' Wri'ght', (lr63' ~if"f:-Edgar Wright: 241 OH Ben E111is ,wa:i\:wr Old age d. ~ r80; Old age T 127 wi< Sp'asms; IrS' Cancer.' Consumpt. 14'6 Sti'Hborn 12m Atbert Wright M;~ ?21' ConsumpJt. ])84 John Wright OW A. G~ Honnold OW 43 Still,born 97 John Wright ow 1113', 4; d'a' John Wright Off: 11.85: John Wright OH' 1 da Supt. PoorFarm 1'8i J'Ohn,Alber..t,Wm.' & OFF 65; Ifrt Trh1 r.84" Geo. Wright ;Mrs Ma'so'n' 121' Mrs. Wright;JWWagnerOFr 36; Drop'sy! 15: Apr 1903 Wr.i'ght, Wesley' 28.' Ju 11 1'89]' l':l! HI. W. Wulfkuhle Kanwaka Wu1IfKuhl'e., iinfan1t 8:: 5eP) 18971" Mr Ice for !JJuTfkuh11e' DrCreeR' 1%, WhC9,h. 64' Wulfkuhl'e, ch of 113': Arthur H. Wyatt Eudo,ra 4: da liT Mch 1;902 WY/att, child of Il9 Mch l189S~ The~ Famii1:y, Off' 40 Yar.no'ld', Thomas: G; W WYates:,Ttrpeki) af" 29 Jii 17 1'897 79' ?overneall: 6-2 Yates, Mrs'. 7 Dec 1907' 87' c~ of Brai'n 1:92 Yates, WIn Chas Defb,res:t:\'rIrs YateOH: James' Yeager', 736, NJr OW Sti llborn 1188; Yeager, James; in ch of 14 Aug 190~ J. M; Newlin' OH' 16 Typhoid' F. 37' Yeager, John H~ 1'6 Nov 189i1 271 Feb 18983 Yeager, Mrs. No. 52', Tabernacle 00' 40 Can eer.' (8) Mr. (? )Mari a Yeager., Saml Jr;. 5' Jul 189,7 Saml Yeager;AGHonnolll d' OR' 11 Typhoid OJ: Yeager, Samll 3~ Aug 1'897 C. C. Yeager OW 62' (\?)L~e-wdo,1111,Mrs.Eli z H~ 7/ Jan 1894 Joseph (Y#doll1 OR" 611' Hrt Fai I' 32 Joseph A'.--r"Yewdol1 Yewdoa:, Jas:. 19 Dec'-1900 C. E. Edwards; on 50 98: Yewdoll, Joseph 23~ Aug' 1901'. The Family! OH' Hi.'tt Fail. 1101' Yo em an • Mi's:s; Eli zabeth 4 Aug 1902. John McFarlan: OH' 76) Hem. Bwls' 1:191 Young, Carl: 8; Jan 1'894' J~ p~ BarC'n)Relt ?Morriig; 19' No Dr.. 32 Young, child of 1'8 Mch 189t. R Burns';; 2. Young OH' 8) Young, child of 23 Aug 1897' (?JOzi'sa'Ybung; K:G;.H. OFf Still-born 63 Young, Albert' 20, Jan 18983 Douglas County' Crowder 80 Old age 6,71 Pti vate CO" K n6 U S"Cb-lored Volunteer Inf. Young, Aiwi 111 aG; 27 Feb 1900) Fred Le:tcher: ('col )~iG' 1166) Young, iinfant', 22: FeD" 1890: C'. T~ K. Prentiiee OHc' 50' Young, infant 27 Aug 1890' J'. W. Young! ~-:SSi Young, Ro:ber.t~ 1i6, Apr 1897 ,Famil& of Young ()Hl 68 ? ? 60' Young, Wm. 3\ Feb 189r Rbt'. & W. Young' OU' 6 Young, Wrn. 115 Dee: 190.3\ The Familyj) OFF 59'GunshotlJ34' BenevoI'ent"/No'. 2:: wound' 4' Dec 1907( Younger, Claude r6 appendicit.192 Mrs. Zoe11a Ybunger OW 8, Sep' 1900 Ze-l1l:ers, D. C: J. B~ Cunningham I Lecompton 54' 95; Pri vate Co' D 149 Regt. Iild. llnflty . DOugl as' Co'. ;: The Fami 1y,' �Name'_ Zi'esenis, Au9U.lit ~;r~.~----: --~' -: .,' , '.~- -~~~ Ordered by'_ Burial: 17 Mch 1903 Char1es~:Zres'~ni s Eudora' 13' Paralysis+126, ';~---;'-:---:,-7- 1(. -:j (;16'-~ J~r(t901~ Zi7inme i'nfan-;thiifd 'Of 26, Apr 1903! Ziinmerman, EdWin (Shipped' from Long Beach, Cal\) Zimmerman, He~bert A. 20 Dec 1907 (? }Zilng s;t~, Al1onzo·3\ Jill· 189:6 look, Inez,M. l!3 No'v 19017 115 J-an 1'8991. Zook, J. ~r~ G'etker' ~ Fr.ank Zimmerman Al1bert Zimmerman Age' Cause d._ ~~ Burial Date Catholi c 4' wk liOO l\I77R', Para1ysis+128;, Wm Ziinmerman J~ If. Zfngst The~ Fami ry: The Family- m r 281 Suiici:de 194: 0) ?B.Fever 53 Catho1!ic: ?'46 Canc'er- un OW 56) Off' 77 setow are listed those burials; which cannot be alphabetized' because the record iis; incomplete-or iFlegiblet Infiant; 16 A"pr'1904 No name (City coffinr 4 Apr 1907'UnRnowrr Man died 16th .21 Oct 1'893! (~.:-/ ",' ',' / , ~:i ~~._:.~. ~ '~,'A';~': ~-~_ j~~~'~_'~> l/'----"--- ~ ___ r~ 20) Mch 1'89:), UiiRnown (child)' 28,\ Sepl 1892 Can't read', child of 7 Jim 189'2, UnRnown died 4 Jun 21 Ap,r' 1'89,2 Blank Can't read,Mrs;. F~ 1'6 Apr: 1892 UnRnown (chiild)" 30 Apr 18911, 21, Feb' 189'4; Unknown 22' Feb 1895: Cantt read, SUsan In£iint 14 Jan 1895' Infant 8\ Apr 18.96 Can tot read, S~ 24' Jit 1 1890) UnRno,wn /~,pl' Nov 1898.\ No' name' listed 19,~21 Feb lI902 Iilfant' gi rll 6 May 1902 -.....J .'.... Unknown Name has been erased 2 unknown chHdren' _' ..... 5' Jit 1: 1902 7 Oct 1902 -arlJe'C-r902 ~., Compl1ed~' by PaUline ELNIFF -.1~ G~ Patterson OW l' d'a1!'40 J'ack Parnen Baldwin 1J83', A~.G. Hbnno,rdl; Asher.; OHI ?Pt;liiSo n 30' Coroner Ho,rner' , ('?J Toppi'ng Trustee Kennedy/Kanwaka' Hood Crinton' ? CharIton fAbtCoroner' OW RR' Accid'. E'. A'. (?}B~adfo'rd' Off' Mrs. N.~ (?') Dilmney OR" 1i7r COToner Off 9 J. Doug1assPerry' 33 Can tt read Cl'inton 39' J'acob Fl'o,ry' WSStiiHborn 38! W. R. TuckerCllinton Still'born 51 (? lSey--- C. m~yson' TOpeka' 78~ Dysentry 541 15; A. Getker: Eudora' S: C. Marshalil Mediia~ 113 (?JFJG:. H~ Coble RG" 115 John Butler: Doug11as: County' liS: RJlr' Acci d U8i H~skerl,Ihstitute Haskell ]21 Coroner, Poweil OR' StiiJ.l'born 123' Douglas County ----1 _W------- --. -----,.: . ~ I C.w. SMITH of the firm of Bailey and Smith was born in Portage Co. OH, December 7. 1832.' In 1846 he left home and located in Troy. NY, where he learned the carpenter's trade. About 1850. he moved to Lowell, !VIA •• where he became connected wi th the , cotton manufacture, and continued in this business until 1854. I He then moved to Kansas. settling in Douglas County in Sept. 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 with' i different Free-State organizations. Mr. SMITH Was married in LaII'rence 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 ~t __ present ,oo and has been for the past seven years a member of the City Council. I I --------------------~L CHAS, W, SMII'H, ------ Undertaker. .. .' ) �\ ..---! : 185 "Abstracts of Petitions for Divorce Filed in Douglas County, ,Kansas ,1864-1884 ~ (continued from Volume VIII, No.2) From original records at office of Clerk of the District Court, Judicial Bldg., Lawrence, KS. to Douglas County Genealogic~l Society.--Copied by Pauline Elniff and Judy Sweets. Please direct inquiries L---- In order to conserve space, first letters of 2 or more words, in many instances, have been combined to form 2 to 4-letter abbreviations listed here: #-case number, ali-alimony, ch-children, cust-custody of children, def-defendant, df-date filed, gr-grounds (aban-abandoned for more than a year, adul-adultery, excr-extreme cruelty, eqre-equitable relief, grnegross neglect, hadr-habitual drunkenness, nsup-non-support, wiab-willfully absent), m-marriage date &place, mnw-maiden name of wife, op-other persons, pad-present address of defendant, plff-plaintiff, rem-remarks, rmn-restoration of maiden name, wit-witness. HART, Mary vs William Henry m-28 Aug 1859 at Lawrence, KS; ch-Mrs. Carrie A. BARNES, age 19, Nellie M. HART, 17, Gertrude M. HART!5Mamie O. HART, 10, George William HART,8, Daisy L. HART, 3; gr-excr, grne, nsup; requests divorce, cust, court costs &er; p, M. HAMLIN, security of costs. df-29 Oct 1879. #4675 WALKER, James vs Ann J. m-----18-61 at Pettiford, Monroe Co NY; gr-aban 27 Jan 1879; requests divorce &er; plff states that def is resident of Rochester, NY; wit: Addie BALLINGTON. df-14 Feb 1880. #4715. GREEN, William R. vs Isabella m- 8 Jan 1870 at Avila, Washington Co NY; mnw-Isabella McCLELLAN; gr-aban; requests divorce & er. Plff a resident of KS 2 yrs last Nov. Plff states that 3 yrs ago he left NY to find a home for them & she would join him, but plff concluded not to stay in CA &came to Lawrence where he arranged a home for them, wrote to her but she would not return, 29 Dec 1878 plff went to Cambridge, NY but she would not return. Op-Margaret GREEN, mother of plff lives with her daughter, Mrs. Anna E. WARNER, Cambridge, NY. James W. GREEN, atty for plff. df-14 Feb 1880. #4716. ENI, Mary Ann vs Leo m-16 Jan-1874; aban-24 Mar 1874; plff a resident of Dg Co 10 years; requests divorce & er; W. W. SILSBY, J.P. df-19 Feb 1880. #4717. DAVIS, Winslow vs Mary, pad-unknown m-lO Jan 1870, Park Co IN; gr-aban 4 Apr 1875; requests divorce &er. J. F. DAVIS &O. G. RICHARDS Signed security for costs. df-19 Feb 1880, #4718. VOHS, Caroline vs Peter Requests divorce, custody of children, temporary & permanent alimony. Only paper in the file is a Summons for District Court to Peter Vohs, dated 19 Feb 1880. RICHARDS, Mary M. vs John G, pad unknown m-5 Oct 1871 in Lafayetter, Tipacanoe Co, IN; gr-excr &hadr; def-40 yrs old, owner of R.E.--S~ of SW~ of Sec 24,T24,R16 in Woodson Co KS, unimproved &unoccupied land; No children; requests divorce &R.E. as permanent alimony. df-19 Feb 1880. #4720, GETKER, Anton vs Alsatia m-lO May 1861 at Eudora, KS by J.P.; ch-3, William GETKER, 12, Bertie GETKER, 8 (boy), Ella GETKER, 5; gr-adul; requests divorce &cust; plff a resident of Eudora 20 yrs; op-Leo VITT, Daniel KRAUS, lived there 20 yrs, Charles CLIFTON, workman on Santa Fe RR lives in Eudora, John BRUEGGEN, 26 yrs 014" City Marshall. df-3 May 1880. #4858. BIERER, Lucy May vs Everard, Jr. m-6 May 1879 at Lawrence, KS; ch-l, Benjamin E. BIERER, b 31 Jan at home of her mother, is now 7 weeks old; gr-excr; requests-divorce, rmn-Lucy May LAMBERTSON, cust &er; subpoenaed: B. P. LAMBERTSON &Mrs. B. P. LAMBERTSON, her mother. Bill of fees for mileage &attendance of witnesses--E. BIERER, Ellen BIERER &Anna BIERER, 150 miles circle Hiawatha to Lawre~ce & return 8-11 Dec 1880, al:o mileage 11 & 12 Jan 1881 via St. Joe, Atchison &Topeka & return via Kansas City270 mlles. Judgment of $413.25 agalnst def sent to Stephen HUNTER, Sheriff of Brown Co dated 25 Jan 1883. List of personal property of def sold 8 Feb 1883 by request of plff through agent P. C. McGi11vary &Atty A. R. May. df- 27 Mar 1880. #4869. SMITH, Maggie O. vs Ethan A. m-15 Apr 1872 at Topeka, Shawnee Co KS, separated 30 Apr 1878. Plff a resident of KS 8 yrs; gr-aban; requests-divorce & er; op-Owen A. BARRETT, atty for plff, Co of Suffolk, MA; Joseph B. BRAMAN, Commissioner of KS in MA, Co of Suffolk on 8 Mar 1880. df- 1 Apr 1880. #4874. HOERSTEL, Minna vs Gustav, at Grant CrOSSing, Cook Co, IL m-20 Mar 1877 at Chicago. Lived in Chicago til 3 Jul 1878, separated. Opened store in Colehour near Chicago. Plff now resldent of Eudora at home of her father. A child was born 7 Feb 1878 &died same evening. Has no living issue. Requests mnr to Minna ZIESENIS; gr-excr. df-29 May 1880. #4895. HEPNER , S~uel S. vs Hannah, Perry Twp, Berks Co, PA m-15 Sept 1861 ln Berks Co PA; gr-aban 6 Jan 1877. Ch-3 born to plff & def of whom 1 survives: Emma Lena HEPNER was '5 yrs of age, 18 Jul 1880. No support since 15 Jan 1877; op-Amos WEILER, Prothomotary of Cout of Common Please, & H. A. LIEBER, N.P. of City of Reading, Berks Co PA, dated 12 Aug 1880. df-2l Jul 1880. #4927. SHEAFOR, Mary L. vs Frank P. of Pitkin, Gunnison Co, CO m-3 Jan 1878 at Lawrence, KS, separated 12 Jun 1879; gr-abanT Requests mnr to Mary L. BRADLEY. Security for costs-Mrs. Clarissa BRADLEY. df-3l Ju1 1880. #4932. HEDRICK, Annie A. vs Erastus m-2l Oct 1877 at Lawrence; ch- --y HEDRICK, one year old Oct last; gr-aban; requests divorce & er. Security-C. V. MOTHAM. df-2 Sept 1880. #4933. STEVENSON, Sarah M. vs. John W., pad unknown m-4 Jun 1878 at Lawrence, KS; plff a resident for 5 yrs; gr- excr &def had former wife to whom he was legally married at time he married plff; requests divorce and rmn to Sarah Ann JONES, & er. Security- Simean JONES. df-6 Aug 1880, #4939. KIRKPATRICK, Harvey vs Nancy m-l Jan 1864 at Freeport, PA; mnw-Nancy STROWICK; ch-Rosie, age 14, Jessie, age 11, &Lizzie, age 8; gr-adul & aban 11 Feb 1880; requests divorce, cust & er. op-John W. Day, Lawrence. df-18 Aug 1880. #4945 TOWERY, James vs Drusilla m-l Apr l8~0 in Concoln Co, mnw-Drusilla MORSE; gr-ab~n; requests divorce & er; wit: James BROOKS, age 43, resident of Clln~on Twp, blacksmlth & farmer, known plf~ 2 yrs &def since 1st spring; Matilda SAYLOR, age 24, lived in KS nearly 3 yrs, Frank SAYLOR, age 27, husband of Matllda--"we lived with def in fall of '78 &at various times since'" Samuel FLA(O)TZ; John CHARLTON, N.P .. df-20 Aug 1880. #4949 ' !N; �186 MUELLER, Petronella vs John, pad at Geiershaus, 9th &Market St., St. Louis, MO m- 10 Feb 1871 at Louisville, KY; ch-2, Otto, age 6~ yrs &Sophia, age 5 yrs; gr-excr 4 July 1878, hadr & aban; requests divorce, cust &er. Take depositions at office of Bremmermann &Rohde, 316 Jefferson, Burlington, lA, 14 Jan 1881 and office of Armstrong &Moyer, City of Wyandotte, KS, 18 Jan 18S1. df-30 Aug lS80. #4950. BEVINS, Mattie vs James m-21 Nov lS67 at Lawrence, KS; gr-excr past 10 yrs, nsup last 6 yrs, threatened to kill; ch-4, now living-George, age 12, Richard, 10, (Gertrude, 7 and Leroy, 3, living with plff). Requests divorce & cust of 2 youngest, cost & just alimony for her support. Security-W. H. HARRIS &Vernon H. HARRIS. Wit for plff-Israel ALLEN; Atty for def- James M. HENRY. df-ll Sept lS80. #4962. SMITH, Harriet A. vs Henry L., pad unknown m-23 July 1869 at Dallas, Ottawa Co, MI; gr-aban; requests divorce & er;Security for costs - W. L. RILEY; op-N. Z. Strong, mgr of Kansas Daily Tribune, Lawrence; B. D. PALMER, Clerk of Dist. Court & B. A. BAILEY, Deputy Clerk. df6 Oct lSSO. #4975. FORSYTH, Mary Jane vs John, Leavenworth Co, KS m-7 Jan lS74, Atchison Co, KS; separated July lS79; gr-aban; !equests divorce & er. Security for costs- Geo. J. BARKER; op-P. G. Lowe- Sheriff, LV Co &John Rohr, Undersheriff. df-14 Oct lSSO. #4976. CONWAY, Mary vs Patrick, pad Chicago, IL m-l Jan lS77 at Lawrence, KS; gr-aban 9 Jan lS7S; ch-l, Katie, age 3; requests divorce & cust. Wit to signature - John N. Noyes. df-4 Nov lSSO. #497S. WEINHOLZ, Sarah Ann vs Robert m-14 Sept lSSO, Lawrence, KS; gr-excr; no children; Def's R.E.--Lot #2 in sW% of Sec 32 in T12-R21, Dg Co containing about70 A, also house & several lots in Eudora, occupied by the parties as homestead, also mortgage on large number of lots in Eudora-description unknown to plff; requests divorce, ali of R.E. aforementioned &further er. df-17 Nov lSSO. #49S!. McGRADE, Mary vs Francis m-16 Sept lS68 at Piedmonth, VA; children not listed; gr-nsup & aban; plf, age 51, until fall of '79 lived 3 miles from Lawrence in Leavenworth Co. Def's R.E. - SO A in LV Co--farm is known as the John SARCOXIE farm, occupied by parties as a homestead & paid for with personal earnings of plff. Requests divorce & said property for permanent ali, & atty fees. Affidavit wit for def-Matilda LEON, known parties 12 or 13 yrs &has worked for them, lived only a few rods from them. Def a resident of KS over 5 yrs, now resides with Francis, his son by his first wife. Affidavit of Alfred ABDELEL, physician, resident of Lawrence 12 yrs, states that Francis McGrade is an old man, 65-70 yrs of age &has had two severe attacks of pneumonia &not able to perform ordinary labor, & is affected with severe trembling. Application of plff for permanent ali is withdrawn. df-16 Dec lS80. #4992. CHARLES, Edward vs Margaret m-6 May lS65 at Swanton, VT by Rev. HARRIS, Minister of the Congregational Church; mnw-Margaret STEARNS; separated Mar lS74; plff has resided in Dg Co over 1 yr; gr-grne, extravigant expenditure of money during plff's absence as a bridge builder, &adul in Owatonna,~rn; "in absence of petitioner, def became inciente with a female child of which she was in one time delivered in month of July 1874. Plaintiff is not the father". df- 30 Dec 18S0. #4995. McGEE, George vs Sarah M. m-l Feb 1872 at Lawrence; gr-aban spring of lS75. df-12 Apr l8Sl #5000. HETTICK, Lena vs Charles (in Civil Appearance Docket I) (H. W . on file). All papers missing except 2 subpoenas for wit Hugo HART~~, 2 May 18Sl. df-17 Jan lSSl. #5001 FOSTER, Frank L. vs Hiely I., pad 1904 Gramball Ave., St. Louis, MO m-lO ~7S at North Lawrence, KS; Plf resident of KS 24 yrs; gr-aban 4 Feb lSSO; requests divorce & er. Subpoenaed MANTER. df-S Feb 1881. #5007. ADAMS, John vs Mary Z. D. m-4 Mar-r877 at Vinland, Dg Co KS, separated July lS80; 1 child, Kate, b 23 Sept lS79; gr-adul; op-Albert KNITTLE, Ira O. CROSBY. df-lS Feb lSSl. #5012 SKINNER, Emily vs John, pad unknown m-S Aug 1864 at Lawrence, KS; gr-nsup &aban Aug lS7S; requests divorce, er & rmn to Emily SPICER. df-l Mar lS8l. #5021. JOHNSON, Susan G. vs Henry m-22 Oct lS73 at Louisville, KY; gr-nsup & aban; requests divorce, er & rmn to Susan G. JOHNSTON. df-l Mar lSSl. #5022. PIPPERT, ~Iary H. vs William m-23 July lS72; gr-nsup &aban 11 Apr lS73; plff a resident of Dg Co 20 yrs; requests divorce, er &rmn to Mary H. BRECHTELSBAUER. Names written on outside of file--Josie BRECHTELSBAUR & Fred WEIMAN. df-18 Mar 18S1. #5033. THORNTON, William E. vs Martha m-30 Mar lS71, Leavenworth, LV Co, KS; ch-3, Estella May, age 9 yrs, Lenora Gertrude, age 7, Pearly Opal, age l~; graban 12 Apr lSSO, excr--threatened to shoot, & poison him; requests divorce & cust of Estella & Lenora Gertrude. Subpoena-Valentine JONES, lives on South PA St., W. E. THORNTON, working as a waiter in restaurant of B. B. PORTER at $4. per week. Answer of def,: plff cruelty Aug lS77, aban her 13 Oct lS79. df-19 Apr lSSl. #5042. HICKS, James vs A. HICKS Papers-ffiiSsing except two subpoenas. Wit-Josh CARPORAL. df-26 July 18Sl, #5064. BUSSE, Fedora vs L. G. m-ll Nov lS64, Lawrence, Dg Co KS; ch-3--Charles, age 12, Harry, age 9, Louis, age 7; gr-excr, hadr & nsup;. Plff owner of homestead, corner of Warren & Rhode Island Sts. Lawrence. Def has no property except the storeroom on Massachusetts St with fixtures, stock & furniture therein in building. df-26 Jul lSSl. (Motion to dismiss filed 23 Aug 1881) # 5065. Requested divorce, cust, expenses of case & that def be restrained from selling or disposing of his property. ~, Ellen vs Richard, pad-Pottawatomi Co m-29 Oct lS68 at Lawrence, KS. ch-2--Katie, age 12 yrs on 20 last May &James, age 9 yrs on 9 Jan last; separated 30 May 1869; def went to Topeka. Gr-nsup &aban 12 Jul 1879. Plff and Mary SMITH & Sally SMITH (her children by former husband are owners of Lot 185 on KY St, as the heirs at law of Bartholemew SMITH. Plff also owns Lot 187 on KY St as the purchaser befor 7 her marriage with the def. Requests divorce, cust & that def be barred of any claim in the property of plff. 0p-S11as GRIFFIT, Sheriff of Pottawatomi Co &W. D. DISBON, Sheriff of Dg Co. df-2 Aug l8S1 #5067 SALVERDA, Josephine vs Peter . m-16 Apr lS66 at Lawrence, KS; gr-excr &nsup. Plff was compelled to leave his residence Dec 1881. Went to residence of her daughter, Mrs. LOUGHMAN. Def's R.E.--E~ of SE~ Sec 8, T13, RlS. Answer of def by crosS petition for divorce; gr-~ban. Subpoenaed: John &Mrs. WALRAWOEN, James &Mrs. TAGGERT, John HAWK, Sr., Peter EBERHART, Aaron SCHAVAR, Chr1st JENSON, Mrs. Henry HART, George KENNEDY, William BRASS & Dr. A. G. ABDELAL. df-8 Aug 1881. Amended petition 16 Aug 1882. #506S. LOBDELL, rt-lillard vs Mary, pad unknown m-lO July lS69, gr-aban 1 May lS7S. Plff resident of state since 1879. Requests divorce. df-9 Aug lSSl. #5069. ~, Mary Ann vs Joseph m-l Feb l87S; gr-nsup, ~ban. 15. Apr 1879; ch-2, Silas William ca 3 yrs; Maud Ann, ca 2 yrs. Def's R.E. --N~ of S~ of N~~ Sec 19, T13, RIO wh1ch 1S 1mproved and fenced, with house. Requests divorce, cust & R.E. as permanent alimony. Armstead SMITH &Sandy PETERSON & wife Millie PETERSON are claimants in title to R.E. of def. df-9 Aug 1881. #5071. SHUCK, Fannie E . vs David m-l Jun-T871 at Lecompton; ch-David Edwards, ca S yrs old; gr-aban 6 Apr l87S; requests divorce, cust & costs of this suit. df-13 Aug l8S1. #5074. �187 - --- ·CARNES-;-Harriet- ;-;-Andrew --_. m-l Dec 1868; ch-3, Edwin, age 11; Frank C., 9 and Samuel, 6; gr-aban 12 Aug 1879; requests divorce, er & cust. df-13 Sept 1881. #5078. HEATON, Margaret F. vs William A. m-24 Jan 1866 in Christian Co, IL. PIff a resident of county for 12 yrs. Ch-Edward, 14 yrs; Ada, 13 yrs &Ollie, 7yrs. gr-excr at their home in Sarcoxie, Jefferson Co; def, a man of violent &unmanageable temper; def's R.E.--E~ SE~ Sec 29 TIl, R 20 in Jefferson Co, which has been occupied as homestead of said parties; requests divorce, cust &property set aside as permanent ali &def be restrained from disposing of property; op-Thomas C. HEATON, father of def. df19 Sept 1881. #5084. LOPER, John vs Mary E. m-8 Sept 1874, Hardin Co, OH; ch-2, Tella, age 4 & Ray, age 2; gr-aban 1 Jan 1879; requests divorce, cust of Tella & er. df-28 Sept 1881. #5087. STANLEY, Robert B. vs Leora A. m-22 May 1880 in Douglas Co, KS; gr-aban 4 Oct 1880; requests divorce & that def be barred from right in plff's property, & er. df-4 Oct 1881. #5093. STRONG, Ester vs J. W., pad unknown m-8 Jan 1877 at Lawrence, KS; Plff a resident of state 20 yrs. Her parents--Thomas WARREN &Mary C. WARREN of Linwood, Leavenworth Co, KS. Marriage was without consent & against the will of her parents. She was 16 yrs 8 mos old at time of marriage. Arrived at 18 on 10 May 1879. Requests divorce &rmn, Ester L. WARREN. op-Peter Bell, publ'r of Kansas Tribune, Lawrence, KS. df-5 Oct 1881. #5096 REYNOLDS, Sarah vs George m-16(?) Sept 1865 in Wakarusa, KS; gr-adul; separated March 1876. John EASELY, her first husband, now deceased. Mary EASLEY, her daughter, only 14 yrs old. df-3l Aug 1881. #5097. WEIBEL, John vs Anna m-14 Apr 1881 at Eudora, KS. gr-grne & aban; plff's R E --W~ ~ SE~ of Sec l7-T l3-R 21 in DG Co. Fred WEIBEL, father of plff, lived in DG Co 18 yrs; Johan Ulrich SCHEIGEL bought tract of above R E; William COLE bought span of work mules from piff; Thomas RAYSOR, wit for def; Alvin SCHELLACK, J P. Mnw-Miss HEMIG; her brother's name- Jacob; minister's name-EHRSAN. Def answers with a cross bill; gr-excr &grne; requests divorce & ali. df- 6 Oct 1881. #5098. PRITZLOW, Minie vs Peter, pad Chicago m-12 Nov 1879 at Kansas City, MO; gr-hadr, grne & excr. op-H.C.C. MOODY, editor of the "Spirit of Kansas"; L.L. DAVIS, N P; R. J. BERGHOLTHAUS, atty for plff; Emil DEITZACH, Deputy Sheriff, Cook Co IL. df-24 Oct 1881. #5106. SCHULTZ, Emma vs Robt. A m-28 July 1880 at Eudora; ch-l, John Albert Robert; gr-aban; requests divorce, costs & cust. df-16 Nov l88l. #5114. KEATON, Margaret F. vs Thomas J., pad Idaho Territory or State of California m-29 Oct 1870 in Miami Co, KS; gr-aban 8 Apr 1876; requests divorce & judgment barring def from all right or interest in R E of def to wit: the undivided ~ of SE~ Sec l4-T 15- R 9 in DG Co KS. Plff a resident of DG Co for more than 20 yrs; requests divorce, mnr to Margaret F. LYNER, psy costs & er. df-13 Jan 1882. #5132. VANDERHOOF, Belle vs Frederick m-2 Feb 1880 at Junction City; plff a resident of Co for 2 yrs past. On 1 Sept 1879 resided at Junction City in Davis Cowhere she met def. gr-made promises without expecting fulfillment, false representations (did not own any R E or personal property except his clothes), adul, aban &nsup; requests divorce, costs, er & mnr to Belle JONES. Op-Mrs. Anne DEOMAN, Ida MURRAY, & B.R. KIEHL, Sheriff, Davis Co. df-4 Feb 1882. #5139. BOYER, Harrison vs Eliza m-l Feb 1879 in Lawrence, KS; mnw-Eliza McDOWELL; gr-aban; requests divorce & er; op-J.H. ~LYTHE, N P; J.W.GREEN, atty for plff; Thos F. WESTFALL, Sheriff Franklin Co, James WARNICK, Deputy; Orlando BOYER, Lou1sa KELLY, Anna YQUNQ. Notation on Summons to def--"Lives with Jas. JOHNSON, 1~ miles from Princeton". df-9 Feb 1882. #5142 VOGELSANG, Augusta vs Charles, pad-Placerville, CO m-8 Feb 1865 1n Klausnitz, Germany; gr-aban May 1879; ch-Mary Selma, age 18, Clara Augusta, age 04, is both deaf & dumb, Eliza, age 6; came to America 1865; requests divorce, cust of Clara &Eliza, & er; op-Chas. F. BARTEAUX &Wm. S. SINCLAIR, N P. df-22 Feb 1882. #5145. PEARSON, Robt. H. vs Annie R. m- she said 23 Nov 1879, he said __ Dec 1879 in Lyons Co KS; plff a resident of DG Co 10 yrs; gr-aban 24 Feb 1881; requests divorce & judgment that def be forever barred from all right, title & interest to all property of plff. Subpoenaed: Mrs. Jackson BELL &Dr. MARTIN, Baldwin; Levi BODWELL, Sigel PEARSON &Jackson (J.J.J BELL. Affidavit of Susanna A. BELL, age 54 yrs--has known plff 24 yrs & def 2~ yrs. Stated that plff told def before they were married that her children were to have the "homestead farm". Def filed answer 27 Mar 1882. States that she was the mother of 3 children by her former husband: Claude B. JORDAN, age 13; Annie May JORDAN, age 8 and James R. JORDAN, age 3. Lists gr- abuse and maltreatment against def &her children. df-25 Feb 1882. #5148. HOLMES, Mary T. vs Samuel m-15 May 1879 at her residence in Eudora Twp DG Co KS; plff a resident of KS 27 yrs; was widow of Noah D. HOWLAND &was owner of S~S~SE~ of Sec 35-12-20 &the West 26 A of N~ of Sec 35-12-20 & the West 9 A of fractional SW~ of Sec 26 & Lot #1 of Sec 27 both in T 12- R 20. gr-aban,nsup,excr &threatened to kill; requests divorce, r.n.to Mary T. HOWLAND &that R E described be decreed sole & separate property of plff &that def be forever barred of any right, title equity or claim. df-28 Feb 1882. #5154. MACY, J. G. vs Louisiana, pad-Osage Co, KS m-30 Dec 1879 at Lawrence, KS; plff a resident of Co for 20 yrs; gr-aban 1 Mar 1880; requests divorce & er. df-18 Mar 1882. #5164. CAREY, Nancy C. vs Francis F. pad-unknown m- __ March 1867 in MO; 1 ch, girl, Jessie, ca 12 yrs of age, lives with plff; gr-excr 1875, aban 24 Jan 1881; requests divorce, cust & er. df-28 Mar 1882. #5169. GENTRY, Susan L. vs Richard D. m-l July 1880; number of children by former husband- blank, 1 ch, ca 7 mo old, by def; gr-hadr,excr, plff ill. Requests divorce, cust &rmn, Susan HASTIE & that def be forever barred from all interest in property of plff, ali & er. Wit to signature, William BYERLY &W.C. Price, J P. Remarks: Summons vs Richard D. GENTRY, "The plff herein being dead, this summons is hereby returned without service by order of the plff's attys THACHER & BARKER". Signed -H. B. ASHER, Sheriff by W. W. ASHER. df-3 Mar 1882. #5171. WEBBER, Lucy vs Henry Incomplete case file. Subpoena for witnesses: John RAY, Julia MICHEL, Adam TUTTLE, Edward SAWYER, Nat FRAZER, Charlotte FRAZER &John STUTSMAN on behalf of plff 11 Nov 1882. df-28 Apr 1882, #5177. CRUZEN, William R. vs Hattie A. m-14 ~75 in Lee's Summit, Jackson Co MO; gr-aban 1 May 1876; requests divorce & other er. df-6 June 1882. #5185. DAVIS, Joanah vs. James m- l4-xug-1880 in DG Co, KS; gr-intolerable conduct toward her, excr &grne; def's property--Lot #5 in Addition 1 in North Lawrence with good brick house, worth $1200 & personal property $500, &$400 out at interest. Requests divorce restraining order to prevent def from disposing of property, reasonable weekly support for cost of suit & support of herself, & children, ali & er. Affidavits by: Jonathan AKERS and H. H. HOWARD, Susanna COBLE, 10 yr old daughter of Joanah Davis who lived with mother & step-father 1 Jan 1882 to 10 June 1882, Robert L. CABLE, 8 yr old son. Answer by James DAVIS includes cross petition and asks that he be declared absolute owner of Lot 5 Add 1 in N Lawrence. Joanah replied to cross petition. Wit: Robert DAVIS, Susie DAVIS, Mr & Mrs. H. S. SMITH, ESTES - a former policeman, Mr. &Mrs. W. A. BOUCHER.df-12 Jun 1882. #5187. -----~~-- --_ .._-------'.- - - - - - - - - - - - _ . _ - - - - - - - - - - j �188 NORTON, Julia F. vs William E., pad-unknown m-17 May 1879, Wakarusa Twp DG Co; plff a resident of KS 20 yrs; ch-l, Dora May, now ca 2 yrs & 10 mos; gr-aban 14 July 1879 &nsup; requests divorce, cust & rmn to Julia F. WOOD. df-6 July 1882. #5195. COX, Elmira E. vs Samuel H., pad-unknown m-4 July 1876 in DG Co; ch-l, Nellie V., now nearly 5 yrs old; gr-hadr & aban 1 Mar 1878; wit: Elmira COX-at Geo. S. Hunt's &J. W. PARCELS. df-17 July 1882. #5203. PARKER, Minnie C. vs Clinton G.W., pad-Franklin Co, KS. m-2 Feb 1880 at Ottawa, Franklin Co KS; ch-l, Charles W., now ca 1 yr old; gr-excr; requests divorce, cust & er. df17 Aug 1882. 27 Dec 1882- Summons for def to Lyons Co, KS. Dismissed 2 May 1883. #5235. PERSON, John vs Petternella m- Summer of 1866 at H~r Sweden. Lived at said place ca 4 yrs. Sometime in the year 1870 plff emigrated to America. Def refused to accompany him. Def is guilty of adultery after plff came to America. Def had child & since has had another child. Requests divorce & er. df-2l Aug 1882. #5236. GERMAN, Joseph H. vs Matilda File incomplete. Subpoenas issued 2 Nov 1882 for Wm SHEFLIN, Barbara FLEERE, Agust FLEERE, Mrs. ESTERLY, John GLAZIER, John WEAVER on behalf of def. Also subpoenas for Mrs. Wm L. GERMAN &Saloma SCHOEFFLIN. df-28 Aug 1882. #5240. VINEYARD, Mary vs Andrew m 9 Nov 1871 at Detroit, Wayne Co., MI; ~r-grne, nsup, & excr; wit to signature: Mae V. BASSETT. df-5 Sept 1882. #5241. RENDALL, Christina vs Thos. L. m- 5 July 1869 at Lawrence, KS; plff a resident of DG Co more than 10 yrs; ch-2, T. L. Jr., age (?)10; William S., age 5; gr-grne, nsup last 3 yrs, excr &threatened her life; plff requests divorce, cust & er. Def answers by denying all allegations except marriage &accuses plff of adul. Stated that plff aban def 1 Jan 1882; requests divorce, cust & er. Wit: Orrin CAMPBELL, Thomas SANDERSON, Mrs. Thos S. SANDERSON, Mrs. Nance HOLLY, Geo. EDWARDS, Mrs. COTTENBERG, Mr. MEYR, Mrs. George STEVENS, John WILSON, Frank WHIPPLE, Sam'l MORGAN, Mrs. Sam'} MORGAN, Mrs. J. M. JONES, Mrs. Joshua CORPORAL, D. M. MELVIN, John C. RENDALL, Alexander R. MILLER, Johnson Co; Robert SUTTER & Thomas GRANT, Thomas EVANS, John C. BARDELL, Leavenworth Co; Mrs. DESERY &Miss DESERY, her daughter living with widow FISHER in N. Lawrence; James WHITE on Wakarusa; Mrs. BOYD, sister of Robt. SUTTER--both live 1 mi NW of Dunkard Church; Milton PETTIBONE, Daniel (David) KIMBERLAND, Mrs. Dora WATSON, E. D. PHILLIPS, M.D.; G. M. LINDLEY, Druggist;J. D. FINCHER, member of Board of Health, N. Lawrence; J. N. DAVIS, Dep Clerk Dist Court. Plff's reply denies accusations, accuses def of taking children to Hopkins, MO , & def aban her 18 Feb 1882. Wit: Mrs. Nancy LIBEY, Mrs. W. SANDERSON, Williams (colored), Chas. ACHNING, Matthew HENSHAW & Nathan HENSHAW, T. L. RENDALL, JR. DF-d4 Sept 1882. #5251 KLEIN, Emilia vs Gottlieb Incomplete file. df-14 Oct 1882. In Civil Appearance docket- 23 Nov 1883 dismissed. #5262. POWERS, Vienna vs B. F., pad unknown m-2 Apr 1873 at Dick's School House, Jefferson Co, KS; ch-3, Mary Olive, age 8; Lennia May, age 6 yrs & Bertie Garfield, age 2 yrs. gr-aban 1 Sept 1881; requests divorce, cust & er. df-2 May 1883. #5268 HODGES, Jessie vs Annie E., pad-Butler Co KS m-24 Jun 1871 at Lexington, Johnson Co., KS; gr-aban; df- 16 Nov 1882. #5270. Divorce 4 May 1883. FOSTER, Hattie C. vs Elroy D. m-20 Jan 1876 in City of Wesboro, MA. Plff aban def March 1881; gr-excr 2 mos after marriage;in Nov 1881 at Worcester, MA cruelty & threatened to cut her throat if she refused to return & live with him,& grne. Requests divorce & rmn to Hattie L. CUMMER. df-2l Nov 1882. #5272. Divorce 23 Apr 1883. SAVAGE, Julia vs George Wilmot m-8 Mar 1875 at Reading, Berks Co, PA; ch-l, Maud, age 5; plff a resident of DG Co more than 4 yrs; gr-excr 9 Dec 1872, violent & ungovernable temper; def's property--House & Lot #59, TN St & furniture therein, & machine shop, also part owner of Lot #15 on NH St Levee & the building thereon. Requests divorce, cust & restrain def from disposing of property, pay costs & just alimony. Def is a machinist by trade & an excellent mechanic. df-20 Dec 1882. On 5 Jan 1883 plff returned to def with their child & abandoned her divorce. #5278. STOWE, Mary A. vs Frank B., pad-unknown m-14 June 1871 at Jacksonville, IL; gr-aban 1 Apr 1866, nsup; requests divorce, mnr to Mary A STODDARD; op Chas. CHADWICK, N P. df-27 Jan 1883. #5286. LOPER, Mary E. vs John m-8 Sept 1875, Hardin Co, OH; ch-3, Tella, age 5 & Roy age 3 & Bertie, age 2. Def filed for divorce 14 Sept 1881 in DG Co (Case #5087). Plff denied that she abandoned def & states that def deserted her in OH & took with him the child, Tella. Eighteen mo before abandonment, his residence was in Washington Twp, Harden Co, OH, Postoffice-North Washington. Plff on day Oct 1879 signed deed to farm of 59 A on which they lived & owned. Def received $2700. & on 14 Apr 1880 def sold all personal property of def & plff &got same into money. Left her destitute &without support. opMartin METZ & J. W. PRESTON. Plff requests that divorce heretofore entered in favor of said John LOPER be set aside & wholly annulled. Asks cust, ali & restraining order on money & personal property & that receiver be appointed. df23 Jan 1883. #5287. Dismissed April. CORBIN, Charlotte vs Albert, pad-unknown m-3 Oct 1878 at Blackjack, DG Co, KS; 1 ch-James Homer, b 16 Sept 1879;. gr-excr; aban-22 June 1879; requests divorce, cust & er. df-13 Feb 1883. #5295. JONES, E. L. vs Rebecca J. of Martin's Ferry, OH m-2 Feb 1865 at Lawrence, KS; gr-aban 7 June 1880; requests divorce & def barred from any claim to property of plff. df-14 Feb 1883. #5296. HOLLEY, Nancy Leibey vs Charles F., City & state of NY m-5 May 1879 in Lawrence, KS; plff a resident of DG Co more than 15 yrs; gr-aban Jun 1881; no children; requests divorcr & permanent ali as equitable & rmn to Nancy A. G. LEIBEY; wit: Mrs. Mary SUTTON. df-23 Feb 1883. #5300/ YOUNG, Peter vs Elizabeth W. m-15 Nov 1857, Co of Chickasa, IA; gr-aban; requests divorce & er; op-George LEWIS, Sheriff Jefferson Co; W. S.VANCLEAVE, Under-sheriff. df-26 Feb 1883. #5302. RISDON, Albert B vs Gridget, pad-unknown m-19 Oct 1876, Knox Co, IL; gr-aban; requests divorce &other er. df-2 Mar 1883. #5305. FISHER, Betty H. vs Henry C. , pad-Osage Co. m-8 Dec 1878; plff a resident of DG Co more than 4 yrs; gr-aban 3 Jan 1882, nsup; requests divorce, mnr-not listed, & er. Wit: L. MYMERS (lives at Globe). op-W. H. SMITH, Sheriff Osage Co. df-7 Mar 1883. #5307. MONROE, Anthony vs Sarah m-2 Feb 1882, Eudora Twp, DG Co; gr-aban; requests divorce &other er; wit; Chas PILLA. df-28 Mar 1883. #5320. GRAY, Clara Ward vs Ainsley, pad-Kirksville, MO m-29 Oct 1876 at Niagara Falls, NY; gr-nsup & aban; requests divorce, er & mnr to Clara WARD. df-ll Jun 1883. #5339. SPIDLE, Eva vs John m-15 Apr 1880, Nemaha Co, NE; gr-excr; requests divorce & er; op-Stephen HUNTER, Sheriff of Brown Co, left summons at usual place of residence. 14 July 1883 request for copy of petition from John SPIDLE, Axtell, Marshall Co KS.df9 July 1883. #5348. WRIGHT, Edgar M. vs Eugenia m-24 Nov 1866, town of Bary, Orleans Co, NY; gr-aban;requests divorce & er. Wit before William H. WHITING, NP, Rochester, Monroe Co, NY: Frank~. SHEA~ER,.36 yrs old, dentist, resident of Rochester last 6 yrs. Has known both parties 20 yrs. Was present at thelr weddlng ln Barre, Orleans Co, yr-1866. Boarded in same house with them in Columbus, OH. �------------r89 1 1880 Mrs WRIGHT ceased living with her husband. Wit: Ella V. SHEARThey moved to Rochester ca 6~ yrs ~go. ~n Ja~ ight'14 y~s. Have frequently seen Dr. Edgar M. WRIGHT &Mrs.ugenia rs ER, wife of Dr. Fra~k B. SHEARER-- nOSwn h . ~ lived with him past 4 yrs. Wit: John N. BECKLEY, city att'y of he as no WRIGHT together dur1ng past 6 yrs. Rochester, NY. df-18 Jul 1883. #5353. Divorce 7 Nov 1883. FRAKER Effie A. vs Rufus F. d' & t Effie H m-18 Aug 1872 at Rocky Springs, Highland Co OH; gr-aban &grne for 2 yrs last; requests 1vorce mnr 0 . (?)HOOKER. df-19 Jul 1883. #5354. Divorce 7 Nov 1883. FOX, Louisa vs Charles &Mahala B., age 14; Plff a resident of KS more than 12 yrs, m-27 Jan 1867, Leavenworth Co, KS; 2 ch-Amos P., age 16 d' & rmn to yrs in DG Co. By trade, def is a stonemason; gr-n sup & hadr more than p.ast 6 yrs; requests 1vorce, cust Louise MILLER. df-13 Aug 1883. #5364·. GODDARD, Mary A. vs JOSeph N.. Keokuk, IA lil-2i :lui 18';9', Ktokuk, lA, 3 ch-Edward r., 13, Harrison E., 9 & Bertha V., 7, all living with plff; gr-hadr, grne & nsup; requests divorce & er. df-13 Aug 1883. #5366. SMART, Sarah J. vs Joseph, pad-DG Co KS m-25 Jul 1872; ch-Fannie Gertrude(?), age ca 5; gr-abusive, aban ca Nov 1881. df-13 Aug 1883. #5367. SINCLAIR, Sarah A. vs William m-19 Jan 1867 at Frenchtown, NJ; ch now living-Washington, 13, Jennie 12, & Edna, 9; gr-grne since 1 May 1822, & abusive language. Def owns farm valued at $2,000. to $3,000; requests cust, ali &mnr (not listed). df-9 Sept 1883.#5381. GAINES, Lucinda vs Andrew, pad-Wyandotte Co, KS m-ll Nov 1871 at Lawrence, KS; gr-aban ca Mar 1876; df-IO Nov 1883. #5403. HELM, Addie vs Elias B. m-18 Feb 1860 at Pittston, Lucerne Co, PA; ch-none; gr-hadr, excr, threatened to kill; plff has been living in Leavenworth temporarily. Plff's R E - NE~ of SE~ of Sec 20, T12, R 19, DG Co, KS--40 A value ca $2,000 where plff &def resided until 10 Oct 1883. Def now resides on said premises. Def receives penSion of $30 per mo. Plff requests ali & to be declared owner of personal property &R E heretofore described, & that def be barred from all right, title & interest. Def denies allegations & states that plff abandoned him about 10 Oct 1883 when he went to a veteran's reunion at Leavenworth, KS at plff's urging. Upon his return home he found that plff had stripped the house of beds, ~edding ,sewing machine, cookstove, pictures, etc. Plus took his team of horses, wagon, etc. He finally found def in L~avenworth in rented apartment with the goods she had taken. A "strange old woman who lived with them last Sept may have influenced her". Def refused to pay alimony. Petition to dismiss filed 5 May 1884. #5405. HERTZ, Jacob vs Willhelmena, pad-Shawnee Co, KS m- 6 May 1860 at New York, NY;gr-aban. df-20 Dec 1883 #5410 HOLLISTER, Martha J. vs William S., pad-Tucson, Pine Co, AZ m-30 Dec 1872; 1 ch-Anna Belle; gr-nsup, aban ca Jan 1882; plff requests divorce & cost. Published 4 Mar 1884 in the "Daily Kansas Herald". df-26 Feb 1884. #5430. TOWERY/TOWREY, Celia E. vs James m-13 Nov 1881, Dg Co KS; gr-excr & abusive language, aban ca 12 Feb 1883. Plff a resident of DG Co more than 10 yrs. Requests er &mnr to Celia E LAWSON. df-12 Mar 1884. #5436. HAM, Bell M. vs Geo. L. m-14 Jun 1882 at Oskaloosa, Jefferson Co, KS; 1 ch-Richard, b 2 May 1883; gr-abusive language, excr, nsup; requests cust, mnr to Bell M. KENNEDY. Def denies allegations. df-9 Jun 1884. #5488. YODER, Harriet B. vs Ezra, pad-New York City m-25 Jun 1867, Chilocothe, OH; 4 ch now living- Edith M., Anna J., Louise M., Samuel S., all minors residing with plff. Requests cust & court costs. Published in "Western Home Journal" and Lawrence Daily Journal 12 Jul 1884. df-4 Jun 1884. #5489. ANNIS, Dee vs Alice m-18 Oct 1877 at Lawrence, KS; mnw-Alice SWEEZER; 1 ch-Tiny, a girl, age 6; gr-aban ca 1 May 1881; df-18 Jul 1884. Def answered 18 Aug 1884. States def abandoned her ca 1 May 1884 &neglected to provide for her, compelling her to live upon charity of her friends. Plff states her wages average $40 per mo &that she is in poor health &unable to support herself & child. #5499. FAXON, William vs Elenor m-5 Mar 1880 at Lawrence, KS by Rev. Rich; mnw-Elenor HARRISON. Plff 59 yrs old in 1884, lived in Lawrence 30 yrs. Has not lived with def for 2 yrs. She lives in the house. Gr-excr & aban. Property value $100 - $800, 3 rooms & I-story house, lot &~ #75 & #117. Plff is butcher at meat market on VT St. Def answers allegation: Plff was abusive &guilty of hadr. Wit: SAUNDERS & W. HUNTER who worked for Mr. FAXON; Mrs. BROWN, F. GLEASON, Jessie McCURDY, W.H. SPAULDing, Harvey SPERRY, Sam RICE &Jake PIKE for plff. For def, wit: Mrs. BROWN, back ofSPALDWINS(?) on MS St; Ref (?) HUNTER at McRENIC's famre?). Def requests that RE be set apart as permanent alimony. df-21 Jul 1884. #5501. Motion to dismiss 6 Aug 1884. Atty's lien on judgment of case for $75, 14 Aug 1885. DAVIS, Mary E. vs William W. m-15 Oct 1878 at Edwardsville, IL; gr-adul, Lawrence, KS & St.Louis, MO. Summons served 9 Aug 1884 on Def by Sheriff. op-Emma WHEELER, Louise?) WILSON. Plff to pay court costs. df-24 Dec 1884. #5504 . g YOUR ANCESTORS in KANSAS BEFORE 1880? • ... ~, :--..:~,~' The Kansas Council of Genealogical Societies, P.O. Box 8038, _Topeka, KS 66608 began a project several years ago of issuing a certificate to any person submitting evidence of their ancestor being in Kansas before 1880. Territorial P10neer certificates concern those pioneers ,who were in Kansas by 29 ~~ 29 January, 1861. Pioneer certificates are issued to those whose ancestors were in Kansas. by 31 December 1880. Many of the applications submitted have been published in book form and ma'y be ordered from The ~,gn:sas' Council of Genealogical SOCieties at the above address. ,Set1~'?an SASE for more'infbmnat1on concerning the applications and price of volum'es~];h'eaa:~e·~ub·llshed. --...-~----~---~----- _ . -- �.-----, , / l- CLINTON Township 190 / - - - - - - - - - ----------;7--'-'"<F"'1' I THE BLOOMINGTON BRIDGE I letter t.o __TiiE REPunLI CAN-. Lawrenc~; Kansas JLi:ne A ------- lit. 1860 "Bloominjiton. Kansas Territory. June 11. 1860- T.D. THACHER. ~sq. Dear 51.r: In an art1.cle 1.n the Lawrence nepubl1.can of the 7th 1.nstatlt. headed. "Br1.dg-e Destroyed". 1.t seems that your reporter has been mis1.nformed relat1.ve to the facts 1.n the case. It 1.s stated that "the br1.dge (north of Bloom1.ngton) 1.s a total wreck." 'i'hat 1.s a m1.stake. The br1.dge was 248 feet long. hav1.ng n1.ne abutments. Three of these are on the south side of the Wakarusa. supporting sixty feet of superstructure. and the remain1.ng six are on the north side of the stream supporting 108 feet of super structure. Each of these port1.ons are in excellent cond1.t1.on. and equal to any we1.ght 11.kely to pass over any road in Kansas. The part broken down 1.s the 80 feet span over the stream. and that 1.s not a "total loss". two thirds i.f not three-fourths of the mater1.al. such as flooring. joist or stringers. bolts. etc. having been carelully separated·and taken· care· of 1.n such a manner as to make them answer the same purpose again. The br1.dge was 1.mperfect. as is stated. be1.ng lower on our side than on the other. However. that Was not the cause of its giving away. One of the It 1.nch iron bolts broke on the side that was pronounced to be all rt~ht. The rod Was examined after the fall. and found to have a flaw. leaving only half inch in thickness of good iron. In regarci. to the bridge hav1.ng "cost the county some ~1.200". that is also an error. The great necessity of a bridge on the road from Bloom1.ngton to Lecompton 1.nduced many c1.tizens to subscr1.be for that purpose. When the list was presented to me. I noticed that it was headed by some bery liberal subscriptions. William JESSEE 'lIas down ~150~.Qliver BARBER $50; the rest were all smaller. none to exceel1 ~25. 'rhe',amoUnt subscribed for this public improvement Was about ~500. and Was expended on the bridge--hardly half building 1.t. Subsequently. the county (as it had done in other cases) appropriated ~400in county orders. which unfortunately were-orilty avall.aO.l.e at; aOout;-slitCt;y~c~'ht;-s-on-tt1e-doliar. and. therefore amount1.ng v1.rtually only to ~240. The bridge was finished by additional a1.d. pr1.ncipally. however. com1,ng (~om WilHam JESSEE'. ·who has appropriated more of h1. s pr1.vate means to the-accompl1.shment of this enterprise than was given by the county. \fr:t will now req u1.re about 'w20 0 to place the fallen span baCk 1.n a strtlm~. substant1.al and workmanHke manner. Hop1.ng that you w1.11 please make the__ :·::_-_-:~I;-;f!--:;i). necessary corrections 1.n this matter. I remain. '" 1,_ " Respectfully yours. F.n; BEl'iKAU -Reply: vre are obliged to Mr. BE.~AU for h1.s correct1.ons and hope the comparatively small amount necessary to repair the bridge will be immediately raised. and the br1.dge restored.--Editor. iiEPUBLICAN." Note: 'rhe William JESSEE ment1.oned as be1.ng a Hberal subscriber for the bridge :'l9.S the founder of BLOONINGTON on whose property the bridge was bunt on the 'tiakarusa. It was believed that he and his two daughters 'Here st1.11 buried beneath the parking lot at Clinton Lake. 'tl1.thin the past year it has been discovered that the bod1.es of all three had been removed from the Eloom1.ngton Cemetery to Oak Hill Ce~emtery 1.n Lawrence 1.n the year 1870. Submitted by il,artha Farker. Curator 'j -- Clinton Lake i'iuseum ---of ------- - -- -- ------ - ------ -- - �C~--" . I· . .-- I:' '. .-----,--~ ------ �r _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _-=---.:=----------!1~9~2~---- I Township ____ ~~T PILGRIM C'ONGREGATIONAL CHuRCH, NORTH LAWREN CE, KSi ROLL of IvlEMBERS. (1866-.18--._._. ----- - --' 1 COde:- Ql;;.charter r,lember; d-Deathf DL-Dismis'sedby letter; L-Lett'er; P;"Professlon; -of faith: I-Name of member;' II-Date' received' III-How received: IV- Date of removal: V-Manner of removal; di-DiscipUne: dr-cropped;' rr-Revisiolf of roll. Copied f~om original record at Spencer Research Library by Pauline B. E1niff II I 22 Dec 1806, A •. SIEPHENS ~Irs. 1'1. A. SIEr'HENS James ~lcKIBBEN Mrs. Jane ~lcKIBBEN Edward B. PAYNE J. Franklin MOlliAN Mrs. H. C. ~IOlliAN 13 Mar 1861 Mrs. Ma~ PETRIE Mrs. M. E. MANN Miss Lena MELVIN(FINCllER) L. F. JACK5a-l' ~Irs. /.I. A~ JACKSON . Geo. If•. MORNS. Mrs. Mary ~IORNS Mrs. Nelly- C~ IIOYSTRADr C. L •. NICI«I..SO'l . r,lrs·. A. L. NICHa.soo· ~Iiss Ella F. MOlliAN(SNOvr Mrs s: ~,Io 11 i e RUSSElL Mi'ss Lila PIERCE 3 Feb 1871' James E. IIWIAN Mrs. Libbie S. HruIAN' Rev. Albert M. RICHARDSIl'l Mrs. Eliza W. RICHARosrn George IV. RICIIARDSON mss Minnie E. RICIIARIlSrn /.Irs. Sarah L. SHERWOOD David Y. K•. DEER~~ Mrs. Emma FARNSWORTH ~lrs. Eli za· r,lcCAGE Mrs. Jane RULAND(SAYER) .Irs. E. E. ~I. MURCIf 31 Mch 187l Miss Temperance HOYSIRADT 2 Jun 187l Miss. r.Iary C. HOYSIRADT Mrs. J. F. MOlliAN Mrs. Ida A. hlINIER ~Irs~ Mary DARLING 29 sep 1871' ~Irs. r,lary PATTERSON 10 Dec 1871 Thos. GEmlANS 9 Feb 1872 .. Mrs. ~Iary J. ~tARREN Miss "Iattie J. I'!ARREN /.Ii ss Maddie CHICIJEsrER' LCRoY'CRANDALL 11 Feb 1872 John FElliUsrn Mrs. Sarah A. CRANDALL John D. ROBINS~N 30 Mar 1872 Nicholas HOYSRADT l3enj al!1in SNOW. Jr. IH 11 i am SHIMa-l S w. III CU . .. ... L. L P L L P P ..= P p L L L. p L L L L L. L C f' P P pP .. P P P ... Asa· J. \'1ARREN 1. P. C'., DAVIS M. W•. FORWARD Lewis K. CRANDAlL Iferbert D. CRANDAlL J. Eddie PETRIE Doctor F. CAIlTWRIGIrr S. G. CIIILIlSa-l )Irs. :,Iary CHILDSQ-l 1'1. R. CODLE . I'lilli um F. rJORNS Henry F. WHITNEY Robert L. MELVIN Miss EUa CRANDALLCOEERING) Guy K. llUTTEil Mrs ••lary E. ROBINSCN Mrs. Mary E. DAVIS Mrs'. J. L. saOVER Mrs. M. TlIlRBER ,Irs. Melissa A. IfIGBY Miss Sarah KAIlFMAN(Ga.E) Miss Mary PETRIE Mrs. ~linda mlLAND Mrs. Mary AKER Mrs. Mary F. BUTLER 30 Mar 1872 Rev. H. G, MURCH 31. Mar 1872 J. F. 1,1QR;AN 3/.l!y 1072 Abner THURBER 1'1. H. If. I'nlITNEY'· Mrs. Sus an R. IVHITNEY ~liss Ida MATFIELD Miss Nellie CRITES ·Miss Eunice E. WATSnf Mi ss Mary A.. WIfEATa-lHlENDEN:' ... HALL) III t II r,lad an McKIBBEN 3 ~lay 1872 P Elizabeth CARTI'lRIGIlT " P Maggie mLLO'f p' Ann&' ~IOm:;AN(I'IAIlD) p MT1t~ S~ F •. r.lOlliAN· P 13 Carver' W. TAYLOR .. P ebas. WARD 5 May' 1872 P 1'3 ~Ii'ss Nettie LOVEWElL •. P. Miss Caroline GRANFIELD P 29 E. A~ HCUIAN' 31 May 1872 L. 16 Mrs. Harriet HCUIAN' .. L L Mrs. ~Iilrg aret WIfITNEY 31 Jut 1872 P L M. H'~ BERRY 4 Aog 1872 P L Mrs. M. H~ BERRY .. p' 2 Nov 1874 L ~Ifss Fannie EVANS(CRANDAU')22Nov1872 P 3 Fell 1878 L A. L. NICllasm 29 Jan 1873 L I,lrs. Carrie L. NICi«LSON L L L russ Lillie LOCKWOOD P' dropped Joab EVANS 30 Jul' 1873' L L Mrs~ sarah Noble EVANS. .. L 29 JUIl' 1080 L_ Edward ATKINSON 10 Dec: 1873 L. .. L ~Iiss' Ada WAlJBAIlGH 14 Dec 1873 P L MiS!! Mattie ODElL(BAlLEY) 3 Feb 1874 L L Miss Effie' HYDE(HARVEY) 4 Feb 1874 P 16 Dec 1873 d Ad<l!l HOYSRAI7l' P L George F. \'IllITE .... L 3 Mar 1874 29 Jun 1880 L Cyrus C. SCCFIELD 5 Apr 1874 L. L. ~Irs. E. SIARRE'lT ... L 22 Dec 1893' rr Mrs. Helen E. SIARRETT 6 Feb 1878 L mss' Anna SIARRETT L 28 May 1878 d' Mrs. ~Iary l'IAllJITZ 4 Nov 1875 C 16 Apr 1873 L. Sali th A•. BENEDICT 7 Nov 1875 pP 29 Jun 1880 LCl hlrs. ~I. A~ BENEDICT. n L(UWilliam M. HIPKINS 10 Apr 1876 L L L. Mrs. Susan H. Il1PKINS 22 May 1878 L Al'eck JELT:__ ._._. L IV L L L L. L. Feb 1876 L .. L Oct 1876'· d. L. Jiln 1880 L Jan 1878 L P I' P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P L. L. P p P P' P P P P nliss Mrs. Mi'ss Mhs 25 Feb 1874 8 ~Iay 1878 5 ~Iay 1890 5 Nov 1875 I Oct 1877 ., 26' I"ay 1876 L 6 Nov 1872 L James McKIBBEl'I Mrs. Jane McKIBBEl'I' C Miss Mnri an McKIBBEN . d Mrs. Mary I'IALT<l'I 22 Nov 1876, LC2hlfss Ida WALTO'f L nlrs. Emily AlLEN 30 Jan 1887 d Mhs Celi'a~ ALlEN' 22 Dec 1893 rr r.lrs. Matilda BARRO<l ~ ~:~=: ~i~~i~~~ 10 Apr 1876 - .... 26 Mar 1882 16 Jan 1881 rr t L L L L L L L L L L L Oct 22 Dec6 r,lay Apr d 187T d 1893' l'T 1885 L 1881 d .. L l: 29 Oct 1876 L 22 Dec 1893 L rr L· L L d rr(7) 22 Dec 1873 rr 29 Jun 1880 L L rr' ~ . .. ~. t L(6) 1878 1874 18BO 1882 (, Feb 1878 (3)I,lrs. Christina' RANDAlL 5 Nov 1876 22 Dec 1893 Feb 1874 d Mrs. Rosella A. VAN lI'ORMERlO Apr 1876 L 5 Nov 1875 Reuben PRITCHARD 3 Jan 1877 L 17 Oct 1877 dropped Mrs. PRITCHARD .. L 29 Nov 1876, L Rev. James H. CARllIlTIi 26 Mnr 1877 L 29 Jun 1892 8 May 1878 L Cnr10s F . TIXLER L 6 ~I!y 1885 4 Dec 1872 di Mrs. Ta.LER .. L 26 Mar 1884 L Mfss Nelly BlanChe BENEDICT ... P 21 Jun 1886 22 Dec 1893 rr 6 Feb 1878 di (BETTES) 28 Mar 1879 d T. Morel JOHNSON .. P 22 Dec 1893 Miss Emma L. ~lcKIBBEN' 1 Apr 1877 P 12 Aug 1882 L Mrs. Hattie Rosebrook BENEDICT May77 L L \'Iflliam WALTON 1 {.Jet 1877 L 22 Dec 1893 5 Nov 1875 dr(4)Rev Nathaniel PINE 6. Jan 1878 P 25 Dec r878 L Mrs. Sophia PINE P 16 Jan 1881 L . Feb 8 L Rev. F. B. <LOS Aug 1890 6 1 78 L Mrs. Vlola p.; <LOS L : 'I"~ Dr. Neely TmlIIPSCN' 4 Au 88 P' L 1 Feb' 1888 22 r.lay 1876 L Mrs'. En1na THaIP.SQ'4; . ",g 1 3 P 3 Ju1 1879 L. ~Irs~- YODERCPARJ(S) 8 May 1878 L Mrs ~ Eli za :T. TRACY to:. 29 Jun 1880 L Rev. J. W. SPRING 6 ~fay 1885 [;: Miss Carrie' SPRIfoG(ClJAIlLTON) • Mar 1885 7 Apr' 1887 L Miss Lillie <I.llS(BARNES)' 5 Au 1883 P A!g 1890 5 Nov 1875 dr Miss Ulla Della CUlS ... g P Miss Lora E. <LOS .. P L 25 Nov 1883 L Rev. Chas. MARVIN' Andrus BENEDICT 18 r,lay 1884 L Oct 1889 Mrs. Roxanna BENEDICT ... 22 May 1878 L Oct 1889 Alva SPRING L 16 Apr 1873 L 6 nl!y 1885 Oct 1873 d iIIrs. Carmillia SPRIfoG 19 May 1884 L Miss Joanna SPRIl\G' .. C L ~lfss Jessie May' HARRIS L 23 Feb 1876, Mn ton PETTIBONE 22 Dec 1893 rr Mrs. g. V. PETTIBOOE rr Bernard HESH!l'f LaIrs. Elmna llESHQ'l Miss Clara IfENSHm d dr 23 Jan 29 Apr 29 JUIf 19 Dec- L Feb 1877 L. 22 Dec 1873 L t US) L L L L L L L ... V L L 22 Dec 1893 29 Apr ~874 ... Apr 1890 P 'iv· v . l l p' 26 Nov 1895 L P' L(a) L r. 'L(9) L L L(10) rr d L(ll) rrCl2) L L L L dr dr L L L L L L d d L(13) L(I3) LCI3) L(13) (14) �Grant Township continued: 193 III II 19 Mrs. ~Iary E. CARrn!TfI Miss Edi th YODEB Miss Josie YODER Miss Minnie WORRAlL Miss Bi ancn WOIlR'\LL J 8cob t"V AAS Mrs. Emma J. DAVIOSON Mrs. Adelaide EllIIR ~Iiss Ida lUim(BEU..) 20 Mi ss Flora E. DlILC)N Miss Luona F. DILLON John D. FINCHER ~,Irs. Lena M. FINCllER Miss Flora A.FINCHER{(llIEY) George B. EffiAR ~Irs. Mary A. EffiAR CII as. C. EffiAR John H. lEAL Mrs. Marv A. lEAL Ri ch ard i". TR~lJT Mrs. ~Iary J. JaIN~\N FmCT\' E. I'ALIIER lIiss' Della A. ML'I\ROE O. D. AOA:.IS Mrs. Rebecca E. ADA~IS 20 Rcv. Thomas F. NORRIS ~,!rs. Alice A. NORRIS Miss Rose May WAIl!ITZ Miss Rollena M. GIUl!U r·liss Jessie McBRIDE 2 William H. JOfINS Mrs. JOlIt\S Samuel na:sr<l': Mrs. r~ary E. MARVIN 13 Miss Fannie R. MARVII( Mi s s Maime MARVIN Leslie 11'. BElL 7 Arthur 0 Rlffi~AY Vi. B. NORRIS f:ddi e HUJsrO'i . . ~Iay L L L P 1884 P p I' P p .. P Dec 1885 P P L P P L P L L Apr 1886 Jul 1886 .. P P P P P P . Dec 1886 1886 1886 1886 Jan 1887 . P P P P . Jan 1887 Nov 1887 P P P P IV V IV V II III 29 Jun J892 L(JS)r.1iss Susie ADN,!S(FrlRD) 7 Nov 1887 P L rr Miss Mary KE)IBERLI~(lJEAA) .. P 22 May 1895 L(24) rr John Q. ADN,IS 1 Jan 1888 P 1888 rT Mrs. Annie M. ADAMS P lOOe rr06lcllas. LOn 15 Jan ID88 P 1886 L(17) James Harley DEAN 15 APr 1886 P 22 May 1895 LC2S) L Mrs.· Eli za E. KEMBERl.l~ P 29 Apr 1892 d Mrs. Liberta HERD • P 31 Oct 1894 LCl8lGeorge FORD 13 May 1886 L 5 May 1890 LO 9 )Robert J. ADA,IIS .. P 23 Nov 1886 d Miss Ni ta S. MELVIN(CRADY) Nov 11190 L Mrs. Elizabeth DAVIS 6 Dec 1891 P Miss Ell a COVEY .. P 31 Aug 1892 LC2D)f,liss Effie KEMBERUNG P Mrs. Mary L. srEf'IIENS P Mi'ss Bessie srEl'lIE"S P Giles C. srEPIIEt\S: P 22 Dec 1893 rr(22) Frank P. ADA,IIS P rr Marion DeNeen P (26) rr Arthur L. GOODY L rr Mrs. Ada A. McKENZIE 3 Jul 1892 L Mrs. Fmi 1y GOE'ITE .. P David M. MELVIN 10 Ju1 1892 L rr Mrs. Addie E. MELVIN .. L 17 Jan 1894 L L Mrs. May COVEY P 16 Dec 1890 L Mrs. Josephine BAKER 14 Aug 1892 L 16 Dec 1891 L Frank E. MELVIN 18 Sep 1892 P Ward HARWl'l 15 Jan 1893 P Mrs. Sadie HAJlI.lrn 22 Jan 1893 P Mrs. Ruth A. A1W.\! 5 Feb 1893 P Jacob EVANS 15 Oct 1893 L 22 Dec 1893 L(27) Mrs. Mary COlEY "p Dee 1889 L(23) Vernon KING P L Miss Clara M PERKY 13 May 1894 L Miss Mina PERKY "L Will mAS L 31 Oct 1894 L Miss Bertha J'GJES 5 May 1895' P 26 Nov 1893 L Mrs. Sarah UNCOLN " P 16 Dec L Cash \~. DAVIDsrn 23 Jun 1895 L L Mrs. Maggie DAVI~ .. L Ethel FINCHER 4 Aug 1895 P - ReClarks- (1) Certificate of reception returned from the First Presbyte.riaIQ CI!urd!. Second letter.<\Iral\l.e<i to .u,eCoIlgregationnl Church. Carbondale, Pa. 6 :.Iar 1886-see original record pr 62 and 75 old book. (2) Suspended for one year October 1075. Restored 31 Mav 1876. (3) Died !.lay 1879. (4) Deceased. (5) To Central Presbyteri an Church, Knnsns City, Kansas. (6) Died 1885.' (7) Deceased. (8) Second letter granted 13 Dec 1893 account former lost. (9) To the Congregational Church, Albuquerque. N.M. (IO) To the Congregational Church of Kanwaka. (II) Moved to South Jackson, Florida. (12) Deceased. (13) To Unwood, Ks. Congregational Church. (4) Name dropped at his own request. 05) To the Congregational Church, Albuquerque, N.r.!. (6) Never covenanted. (7) See 15 Oct 1893. (18) To Plymouth Congregational Church, Lawrence, Ks. (19) To Central Presbyterian Church. Kansas City. Ks. (20) To First Congregational Church of Newton, Ks. (21) To Congregational Church, San Diego. (22) Deceased. (23) To the Christian Church, Lawrence. (24) To Presbyterian Church, Clinton, Ks. (25) To Presbyterian Church, Clinton, Ks. (26) Called Nov '91. Pastorate began 1 Dec 1891. (27) To Free Methodist Church, Lal'oTenCe, Ks. COFFEE SUBSITUTE. Kansas pioneers had to make do with what they had. When no coffee beans were available with which to make their morning coffee, they used substi tutes such as okra, browned wheat·, sweet potatoes and even corn. Below we.give a recipe whIch was-actuaYlyused by~the'-parents of C.M. Eliis when they homesteaded in Chautauqua Co. in the 1870's. This reCipe was printed in an article by Cecil Howes in the Kansas City Times, 13 IVlay 1942. / "Parch or brown field corn in a heavy skillet, stirring it won't burn, then pour sorgham over it (about the . ;same amount as for popcorn balls) and heat over fireplace coals stirring all the time until sorgham has been ,absorbed. Grind the mixture and make coffee." ISO --_. �-.---- c .. --- KANWAKA Township 194 "I , I ',-., ---~-1 " AFFiDAVIT of DEA-TIl~TESTACY and- HEIRSH~P CON CERN1N.C;; i1MlMN'nl1t.~";J1.1 THE ESTAT - PIPHER) .. ~-- In the Probate Court of Douglas County, Kansas, In the matter of the Estate of John Henry PIFER, ~eceased The State of Kansas County of Douglas SSe Olive L. PIFER, of lawful age, being duly sworn, says that John Henry PIFER, died at. his late home in Kanwaka Township in the County of Douglas and State of Kansas, on the 28th day of March,A.D. 1884 leaving,a last Will and Testament in which this affiant is named as the Exe,cutrix thereof; and that said John H.enry, .PIFER left surviving him as his only he1rs"at law and next of kin, the following, to wit:' Olive L. PIFER, widow),'; Charles W. PIFER, a son, aged 21 years, Delia L. HENRY" a daughter, aged 19 years,. Laura A. PIFER, a daughter, aged 17 years on J~e,19, A.D. 1883, Emma L. PIFER, a daughter, aged 16 years, G·eor.,g~9HJ~-I?IFER, a son, aged 13 year;s, Eva Maude PIFER , a ' daughter, aged ~ years and Ollie G. PIFER, a da~hter aged 3 years, all of Kanwaka Towl1ship, in Douglas Co,., Kansas; that the first two named children of said John Henry PIFER deceased, are over the age of 21 years and 18 years respectiv,ely and the __five last named are minors under the age of 21. _ _ _ that the personal property of '80.121.--said John Henry PIFER deceased does not exceEd in value the sum of one thpusand dollars, as near as/this affiant can determine; and . this affiant asks that ·letters ts'sta:mentary be granted to her by said Court, upon the estate of said John Henry PIFER, deceased. VJ' Ollive L. PIFER SUbscribed'and sworn to before me on 16th 'day of April, A.D. 1884. A.H. FOOTE, 'P:foba'te Judge ~~~":8 ,-, ',- __ r- ----~-'-3:i::2, ':.':.7:'::'=~,:,~~~~~~~~~~~~ "I AFFIDAVIT of DEATH and HEIRSHIP in the ESTATE, of WILL-I-AM- BRASS Copied f;om ~o~he or'igi~l record in the Probate Court. Judicial and};~. ~<:::~~ment Center. Lawrence. KS . . I "~n the Natter of the Estate of William BRASS. deceased: Sa ' State of Kansas. Douglas County. ss: I do solemnly swear that William BRASS on the ~ day of ~A.D. ~. died testate and that said deceased was at the time of his death an inhabitant and resident of Douglas County. in the State of Kansas. and that he left as his heirs surviving him the following named and described persons. to-wit: .. I I L Sarah A. BRASS. his Widow. Susan E. KRETSINGEa~ a daughter of~age; Martha Ellen ILIFF. a daughter of age; Margaret 'SHEdMAN ~ a daughter of age; _ 1 _ HANSELMAN. a daughter of age~ Sarah FITZPATRICK. a daughter of age- william BRASS. a son of age; Hannah 'C. BRASS. a daughter of ageCLoyel (1) BRASS. a daughter of age_ ... "s:u.ah ,-I, !' \ (Signed) A. BRASS 12 May 1890 JOhn.Hor:ton. Probate Judge ~ "i L-..\.. .,.\ L. --'.. :..J, ' �LECOMPTON Township \-- ----- ----l. LECOMPTON Township 195 of A .C. RODERIQUE in the ESTATE of - - - - - _-ANDREW-RODRIQUE - -Copied from the -orl-gi"nal --reco·i'<rin-theProbate Court-. Judictar and Law Enforcement Center, Lawrence, Kansas .1 . "Territory of Kansas County of Douglass Mrs. Ann C. RODRIQUE applicant for letters of Administration upon the Es~at-e··· of- Andrew J. RODRIQUE, deceased being sworn says. that the said Andrew J. RODRIQUE died without will at Lecompton, Douglas County. K.T. leaving as his heirs your applicant, Ann C. RODRIQUE, Esther Aline RODRIQUE, Ann Caroline RODRIQUE, Clara , Virginia RODRIQUE and Florence V. RODRIQUE, his Sisters and Mother & Hugh Bellas'RODRIQUE, and l~ichael A. RODR~'QUE his brothers all 'residing at Lecompton,County and Territory aforesaid •. that . your applicant will make a perfect inventory of and faithfully administer all the estate of the said Andrew J. RODRIQUE and pay the debts as far ·as the assetts will extend and the law direct and account for and pay all assetts which shall come to the possession or knowledge of your applicant. Ann C. RODRIQUE Sworn to .and subscribed before me this 11th day May 18~8 Josiah MILLER, Judge of Probate" \ , \, I \0 / / / U.S. LAND OFFI CE, Leconl'pton, Kansas (CA. 1860' s) I I I . L-. ____ - D;a-;1~; ~d orr~ll. c~~~'~;y' bY- Henry .. ot' w'atk1ns Kansas State iUstor1cal Soc1ety C~~un1tY--~~~:::-'c·"".' . __ F'"~I(.<;;:t;f~r - ~ . �196 , J ~ MARION Township B.iographLcal SKetch ~Or iames ·H. WEIMER PORTRAIT and BIOGRAPHI CAL RECO~D of. LEAVENWORTH From the: DOUGLAS and FRANKLIN COUNTIES ,~SAS. 1899 . • L . _ . ' AMES H. WEIMER, a farmer.. and- stock- .. - l A. -~---~--- a When our subje€t was littIe-less thaI?- sixteen :, years of age he went with his parents to Missouri, " 'and in 1871, when they came to Kansas, he !settled in northern Missouri, on the border of IIowa. However, the following year he settled on.: a rented farm in Palmyra Township, Douglas: :County, and this place he operated until, by I : carefully saving his earnings, he was able to buy: 'a home of his own. In 1884 he bought· the I place where he has since engaged in farming and ' ·' dealing in stock, making a specialty " of raising I Hereford cattle. The success that he has at-· itained proves him to be a man of energy and per- , : severance. Everything connected with agricul- I : ture is of interest to him and, at the organization : ' of the Grange, he became identified with it. He' is a .stockholder in a grain business at Overbrook, Kans. In the locallodgeoftheAncient Order of United (WOrkll!en Mr. Weimer has held th~ highest of- ~ flces. The Democratic partY' always receives his'. I support, for its principles represent his ideas as to ! national government. . During his connection with the school board he served as its clerk. For six years he was a constable in Marion Township. November 20, 1879, he married Clemmie, daughter of John and Barbara (Anderson) Bailey.; They have six children: Guy, Lutie, Ethel, Jay, , Earl and Mabel. !. raiser of Marion Town;Wp, Douglas County, . was born in Preble County, Ohio, in 1850. i He is a descendant of Joseph Weimer, a native of~ Germany, who emigrated to Pennsylvania, set-' tHng near Harrisburg. He was one of the organizers of the Dunkard Church in that locality. i I At the great age of one hundred and e1everiyears l : h~ diedJn Darke County, Ohio. His son Michael, ~ : who was born in Pennsylvania, took up land 1"til 'Randolph County, Ind., where Union City now I I stands. Afterward he made his home in Preble I County, Ohio, where he carried on a grist mill ,and engaged successfully in farming for many years. For some time he served as a deacon in the Dunkard Church, in which organization he·: was active. I Daniel, son of Michael Weimer, and father of' our subject, w~s born in Darke County, Ohio,; and resided there until 1866, when he moved to' I Jackson County, Mo. In 1871 he came to Kan-! sas, settling in Palmyra Township, Douglas Coun-: ty, where he spent the remainder of his life. skilled mechanic, he followed the trades of car-I penter and painter, which he had learned in Day'- : ton, Ohio, and in which he was considered an ex-I, pert. Like his forefathers, he worshiped with the \ Dunkards and took an active part in their labors. He died in:1879, a(fifty-six years of age. His wife, who bore the maiden name of Martha; , Alexander, was born in Ohio and died in Kansas; in 1895, at sixty-three years of age. They were: , the parents of four children: James H.; Sarah E., who is the wife of E. B. Kincaid; Noah S. and Maggie A., both of whom live in Palmyra Town_~hip. ' ._ _ _ _ _ ._._' _ _ ~ '---'---~----.:...~ - " - - - - _ ...... - ---WILL -ofW.ll11am-MAYER---=. __ . __ ~ - .--.... Cople.d ·from the--or-rgtnal in tHe probat'e court, j"udl'cd.i'r·and Law Enfor c'ement· Center, LaWE'ence, kansas. . .' "In the naJ:le of God the father of 'us all'!. I William 11AYER of the town of l'1arlon in the county of Douglas and State of Kansas do make this my last wl11 and testament. Item 1st-I give and bequeath twenty five dollars to be dlvlded among my flve ,children. Ite!!l 2nd-I glve and bequeath to my Wife. Elizabe'th MAYEa after pay~ng all my Just debts all of the remainder of my Real and Personal _state. Item Jrd-I do appolnt my wlfe Ellzabeth MAYEa as the executor of thls my last ~1l11 and testament. ~he w1tness whereoff I have hereunto set my hand and seal thls 18th day of Dec (1877) Elghteen hundred and seventy seven." WilHam l'IAYER 11'1 tnesses: Note: ---- John r. GRENIER Noses NcNILLEN Thls ~ll11 Was admltted to probate April 26. 1878 - - " - - ----- - - - - - - - - --~-------- �1-- -- --- ------ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ------- PALMYRATo~nsh1p 197 i PALMAYRA Townshlp I ~ -. ~ :.- \ . T~E COURSE o,r-'TRUE From the ~ LOVE~100 .YEARS '"AGO - Journal, Lawrence. Kansas. June 13, 1884, p. 3 Col 2 "Yesterday mornlng there was qulte a stlr ln and about the probate court room, caused by Marshal Prentlce puttlng ln an appearance and ~topplng the marrlage of a couple from Baldwln Clty. It seems that Walter SCOTT, the son of a wealthy farmer ln Falmyra townshlp. was very naturally averse to havlng hls parents - settle the qu~otlon of whom he should marry. He attempted to run away once before wl th Mlss Etta FINNEY, the glrl of hls cholti:e, but the old gentleman put a stop to It. He apparently gave up the ldea of acceptlng any glrl but the one hls father deslred. But Wednesday nlght the whole scheme was knocked hlgher thap a klte. In the nelghborhood where they 11ve, about flve ml1es south of Baldwln, was held at the school house a strawberry festlval. Walter took the glrl of his parent's choice there. But Mlss FINNEY was also there, and she bestowed on Walter that same sml1e that to hlm was worth more than all the sweetness of the tables laden with fruit. He longed to be wlth her above all others, and the deslre being mutual they soon drlfted together and had arranged for a 11ttle rlde where they mlght tell each other of the troubles that beset lovers where the old folks do not approve, and the fire of love that burned wlthln them and would not be quenched. They took the rlde. but were followed very soon by the other girl and her frlends. Walter's horses were the fleetest and he was soon out of reach of his pursuers. When he and Etta returned to the school house they found that the other company had gone home. and both knew that the very old Nick would be to pay. Resolvlng that they may as well suffer for a sheep as a lamb. the lovers concluded to take the team and drlve to Lawrence and get married. They arrl ved here about 4 0' clock and put up at the Place Ihouse where they sat ln the parlor and chatted untll breakfast tlme. After breakfast the parties started out to get a llcense, and after golng down to the court house they at last succeeded in flndlng Judge Foote and were getting ready to have the important knot tied when the marshal put in an appearance and sent the glrl to a hotel and took the boy with hlm. When Mr. SCOTT arrlved he at flrst consented but at last took lt back and left for hls home leaving the gartles here. The people ln the nelghborhood where they live were hunting for them most of the night. and thelr friends were glven a great scare. Sullivan. the lrrepresslble. took a great lnterest ln them, and it is reported that, actlng under hls advice, they left for Topeka ·last evennl.g-~here they will be marrled today." ; \ ..~~ ... --~ ;-~ - .~ .j / ... -_WILL .of "CARL: PEARSON- ~ile-#'192J ln the Douglas' County Distrlct Court Probate Records. Judiclal and Law Enforcement Genter. Lawrence. Kansas / I \ l "Vinland Jantlary the 10th 1890" _ _1 ~ ~ The last wl11 and Testament of Carl Pearson Constdering the uncertainty of this mortal llf ;e~~ry do make and publlsh my last wl1l and te:t:~~n~e~~gm~n:~~~dm:nd and o owtng that is to say I glve and bequeath unto m belov d orm, all the residue of my personal Estate goods and cha~tels o~ W~!~ek~~~na ~arl nature soever I give and bequeath the same to d an, Whom I hereby appolnt sole executrix of this m;Yl!:~ w~~to:~~ ;!~~ stl~alkarl: ~~~~~ssc:~~r;~;s~nhave here unto set my hand and seal the 10th of ~:~~aryn I J I I wlttnes: I '_ 1_ _ E.G. Johnson. Vlnland O. Ekman. Vlnland I ! • -,---------~---~--~-~---~ �WAKARUSA Township 198 • ~ - - - .. --- - \ I _ J ofFRANKLlNi From the LAWRENCE ~ JO!lBNAL, Wed., Nov 9, 1927 1ssue, p. 4 ) L-___~____r_e_pr_1n_te_d_f_r_o_m__t_h_e~~_. ___C_1_t_l_J_o_ur_n_a_l_-_p_o_s_t_______________________ ~ .- -- ----.---------------------~---~ 1 -~1dWay between the Kansas and wakarusa r1vers, on a slope r1s1ng gently from the valley reaohing from stream to stream, was onoe the town of Franklin, Douglas County, KS, four miles east of Lawrenoe. The town-site. seleoted in Ootober 1853 was on the olaim of one. Lewis B. WALLACE. a strong pro-slavery man. Direotly north from Blue Mound a semioirole of timber stretohing along the bankS of the two streams between whioh it lay. the fertility of the soil yielding from 25 to 100 bushels of oorn an aore. all tended to make this site desirable for the looation of a town. The old California road leading from westport. MO •• thirty-e1ght miles east. aoross the wakarusa at Bluejaoket's ford. formed the main street of the town. and extended west through Lawrenoe and Leoompton. Three WALLACE boys: Lewis. Clark and John. and Jeremiah CHURCH. popularly known as "Jerry". a Virginian. and celebrated somewhat as a violinist. were the prinoiple founders of the town. It was named for the grandson of CHURCH. Franklin HULL. infant son of Dr. HULL and Mrs. HULL. daughter of CHUB.CH. It was founded as a pro-slavery town, a rival of Lawrenoe. a free-state strone hold. No buildings were ereoted. or other improvements made until the year 1854. In June of that year, immediately after the passage of the Kansas-Nebraska bill. building began. and soon there were several' houses. among whioh was a blook-house. ereoted for the keeping of militar.y supplies for the border ruffians from the border oounties of Missouri. who were fast flooking to Kansas, tog3ther with foroes from other southern states. with the intent of making Kansas a slave state. Many from Illinois. PennsylVania and other northern states settled in and near Franklin. who wished Kansas to be a free state. I There were two battles in Franklin. The first was on June 2. 1856. the seoond on August 12. the same year. These battles were a part of what was known as the Wakarusa war. whioh began over the killing of a man south of Lawrenoe. in the latter part of 1855 •• .0.5. HOYT. In the spring of 1857, hostilities apparently at an end. Franklin took a fresh start and grew in population. buildings and business. The town was inoorporated. Dr. R.L. WILLIAMS. who oame to the town from Illinois. and who afterwards served as a delegate from Douglas oounty. to the Wyandotte oonvention. ereoted a storyand a half stone store building and plaoed a stook of merohandise therein. A steam saw-mill. eighteen horse-power. in operation and turning out 5,000 feet of lumber a day. also paS3ed into the hands of Mr. WILLIAMS.~~t. this. time there were about forty buildings in the town. and more in oontemplation of being ereoted A stage line from Westpor~~leadin~west. and one from Leavenworth to LeRoy. oounty seat of Coffey oounty. passed through Franklin ••• " A two-story frame hotel was operated by Samuel CRANE, a land offioe was established by one of the WALLACE boys. and one of them had a store ••• The population numbered about 400. " •••Thomas FEBRELL and Baxter DENNIS were among the preaohers who ministered to the spiritual needs of the oit1zens, and Pasohal FISH of the Shawnee~ tr1be of Ind1ans oooas10nally preaohed a sermon there ••• " J .C. WALTON, ••• 1'I1ss Hattie GRJ:SWOLD~, .....and John C. BRIGGS ••• were among the teaohers of those early days. Among the 01tizens of Frank11n were the HEBRINGTON boys, ••• Dr. James STILL •• .Dr. R.L. WILLIAMS. In the v101nity of Franklin were the KENNEDY's the EGGERT's, McFARLAND and GARVIN fami11es,and a host of other good and true oitizens who served their day and generat10n; For several years the town oont1nued to live, but gradually the people moved to other plaoes. the bu1ldings were torn down, or moved to other plaoes. or abandoned. Some of the houses were moved to Lawrenoe, among wh10h was the hotel, onoe known as the Plaoe house of New Hamps~1re Street. The sawm1l1 was moved to Jefferson oounty. on Mud oreedk and was operated there for many years by Dr. WILLIAMS. "The, post. off10e Was disoont1nued 1n Novermber, 1867. The townsite passed 1nto the hands of Dr. WILLIAMS and was operated by b1m for many years as a farm. About f1fteen years ago the stone house was torn down. The basement and foundation of the old struoture, over wh10h there stands a commodious and oomfortable frame dwelling, 1s the only vest1ge remain1ng of the onoe prosperous and lively town." ~----------------'-=~.=~-- - I For more 1nformat10n about the MANKIND YIELDS, by MoGon1gal. now van1shed town of FRANKLIN. see the book. I -----------___-'1 �WILLOW SPRINGS Township r----------) I 1TESTIMONYof FOUNTAIN - C. TOMBERLIN Regarding the Claim of Jared __CEiAPMAN Extraoted from-Kansas Claims-House Reports 36th Congress 2nd Session (2 vols.)-(These volumes are in the Documents Section of Spenoer Research Library. University of Kansas, Lawrence. KS "In the matter of DOUGLAS qOUNTY. ss: the,'-!>ej;-~ tion of Jared Cli8pinan" Fountain C. TOMBERLIN. being duly sworn. saith: I reside on Section 11 •. township 15. range 19 east; have resided there five years next June; am acquainted with petitioner: he now lives in Lydins county. In 1856 petltioner resided on a claim wlth his faml1y about one mile south of my claim: he moved there in the fall of 1854. he was a farmer. In relation to petltioner having sustained loss by the difficulties. I know that he had the property. and that it was taken or gone by some means or other. I was frequently at petitioner's house while he was a neighbor. In June or July. 1856. CHAPMAN was obliged to leave the Territory with his family for personal safety. He was threatened by the Free-State men. and deemed it safer to absent himself. CHAPMAN was understood to belong to the opposite party. During that season the same species of terrorism and driaing out of settlers was exeroised by both parties alternately as they happened to have the physical poser or control over the vicinity. CHAPMAN left in a hurry. leaving his property in care of August KROUSE. nOw living at Centropolis. I know. from observation before CHAPMAN went away. that he had ·in his house good household furniture. such as chairs. beddlng. furnlture. and cooking-stove. &c •• viz: as near as I can recollect. 1 stove and apparatus for cooklng. $)0: 1 sprlng-seat rocklng ohalr. $10: common one. $3; sltting chairs. $7: 1 dlnlng table. $6: 2 bedsteads; 1 iron kettle: 1 ten-gallon brass kettle. $4; 2 small brass kettles; meat and pork barrels: vlnegar; elght-day olock. $8: looking-glass. $6; plctures. good ones; hair mattress. $)0;.3 or 4 beds. $10 each: Maokinaw blankets; home-made blankets. twilled; 4 or 5 qul1ts and bed-oovers: know nothlng of shetts and pl110ws; had a large ohest and trunk. $4; can't say anything about gentlemen's or women's clothing. He had medicines. don't know their value. with glasses. jars. &c.: don't know partlculars. He had medical books. forty or fifty books of all kinds. histories. &0.; flat-lrons: 2 lron wedges: chopplng axes. $1.50; 1 large tea salver. Had neat chlnaware. $15 or $20: knives and forks. don't know how many: spoons: meal ohest. $2 or $3: palls and buckets. and such things. I saw harness and swlngletrees there after he left. worth $25; 1 lot of potatoes; had a fine crop of potatoes. His potatoes were ln two patches. equal. together. to a quarter of .an acre. probably more. worth $50. He had elght aores of corn growing ln the field. worth $10 an aore: a patch of beans growing. can't say how muoh. worth $20: vegetable garden. worth $50. He had a fenoe. and I know it was gone. about forty rods; the proportion taken or gone lias worth i30. Don't know how many chl okens. he had as many as 300. worth &2 per dozen. Had grapevines. an acre or an acre and a half. set out that spring. :1856. and were growing; in the fall I saw three of them grow1ng. the rest had been all taken out; don't know thelr value. Know nothing of the _ _ • Have seen steelyars. cleaver./ir_-~:-_--,<,-handsaw. spades shovel. $c •• shovel. ohopping-knife. lot of ml1k pams: 2 table brushes. worth i1.50 or ~ach; glass lantern. He had oarpet. can't say how much; had some carpet on rloor I ) sets of abstetr10al. supporters. Dld not see the r1fle gun after he went away. Dld not see him when he left. He went away ln a hurry. afra1d he would be murdered or damaged. His near neighbors advised him to leave. as his life was in danger; I considered it so: not by any of his near neighbors. but from others was the danger. Don't know that he took any of the property away with him. In the fall of 1856 I saw the harness in possesslon of Amos MOORE. who resides about a mile from me. Never saw any of the property afterwards. The oorn WaS destroyed by stock and bodies of armed men. Potatoes made use of by indivldua1s--dug out of the ground. Don't know that Mr. KROUSE ever took away any of the property. The house WaS broken open and the property taken in September. 1856. Fountain C. TOMBERLIN Sworn to before me this 4th day of May. 1859. Edward HOOGLAND. Commlssloner. �200 aueries Queries are free to members. They should state at least two facts to gain best results. Queries are also free to non-members but must concern Kansas related ancestors of fifty years or earlier. MONK TENNYSON SMITH"; MARKS MATNEY EASTERLING McDONALD M'rs'.' Claude' K.'Smith, 939'PamelaLane , Lawrence, KS 66044. Seeking descendants of William MONK, m. Harriett SMITH; An~or Ida TENNYSON~ m. Joe TENNYSON; Ruth TENNYSON, m. Lee MARKS; John SMITH; Tracy SMITH, all living around Leavenworth, KS, and Parkville, MO, during late 1920's or early 1930's. Carrol W. Goss, M.D., Box 458, LaMont, CA 93241. Charles MATNEY d. intestate in Lawrence, KS, 1875. Jasper MATNEY appointed administrator 8 Oct 1875. Wife, Bethia, moved to NB with minor children. Would like to know burial place of Charles MATNEY and if wife is buried there·also. She was last known to be alive in Antelope Co., NB, census 1900. No date of death available in NB. Judy M. Sweets, 2905 Moccasin D~., Lawrence, KS 66044. Nancy M~DONALD, b.ca. 1802, S.C.; m. John Neville EASTERLING, probably in MS. Who were the parents of Nancy McDONALD? Judy M. Sweets, 2905 Moccasin Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044. CAVENAUGH Who were the parents of Nancy CAVENAUGH, b. 15 Jan 1815, BRASSELL Putnum or Upson Co., GA? She m. James M. BRASSELL on 13 Aug. 1835 in GA. SMELSER BRYSON HIGGINS SMELSER M'rs.' Claude K. Smith, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence,,'KS 66044. Would like to correspond with persons with ancestors of Jacob SMELSER, d. near Parkville, MO; son of John SMELSER; great-grandson of Jacob SMELSER who came from Germany. Thelma Corbitt, m.p. \16, R. Berge Rd., Stevenson, WA 98648. Need information and obituary of Nancy Carter BRYSON who d. 10 May 1912 in Osage Co., KS. She was a pioneer of Douglas Co., KS, arriving before 1865. Mrs. Claude E. Smith, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044. Would like to correspond with genealogists searching for descendants of Josiah HIGGINS from PA to Platte Co., MO. M. Barbara SMELSER, sister to Jacob SMELSER. �201 Larry King, 100 Longview Dr., Hendersonville, TN 37075. ,Would like to hear from descendants of Frank Eugene WICKERSHAM and Rhoda Jane STANDIFORD who lived in Douglas County, KS (probably Lawrence) during late 1880's. Some WICKERdescendants believed to be presently living in Douglas Co. SHAM Rhoda Jane was granddaughter of Dianah RECTOR of Cocke Co., STANDITN, and great~granddaughter of John Jacob RECTOR and FORD Elizabeth FISCHBACH who immigrated from Trupbach, Germany, RECTOR in 1714, settling at Germanna, VA. WICKERSHAM children FISCHwere: Irene May, m. Irving ROGERS: Maude V., m. Walter BACH BIGGS: Ada Isadore, m. George HAMILTON: Flora Fay, m. ROGERS HAMILTON Ralph HOWARD; Mabel Belle, m. Finis FRANCISCO; and George These WICKERSHAMs and RECTORs are' FRANCISCO Eugene WICKERSHAM. descended from Hans RICHTER (or RECTOR) who was living in RICHTER 1550 in Meissen, Saxony, Germany. BIGGS Mary STANDERFORD NOBLE HADDOCK SLOCUM BARNES DART KING CLEETON Lawrence, KS 66044. information as to parents of PriscillaSTANDERFORD (or STANDIFORD), b. KY 1806; m~ Dr. Jame~NOBLE Howard Co., MO, 22 Dec 1825, afxer which the couple lived in Clay and Platte Cos., MO, Jefferson Co., KS, NB, and finally Northern CA. She d. Hicks Valley, CA, 13 Feb 1890. Ld~ ~i~chell,927Cre~tli~eDr., Se~k Mrs. Claude E. Smith, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044~ Seek information concerning family of Augusta HADDOCK SLOCUM, m. to George Washington SLOCUM., Chi~dren: Samuel m. Sabrian BARNES; Sarah m. Appleton BARNES; Emily m. Hiram DART; John SLOCUM. Mary Lou Winchell, 927 Crestline Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044. Need parentage of Charles W.KING, b. TN, 1829; m. 1st Elizabeth ; m. 2nd Martha Ann CLEETON (or CLEATON) Sullivan Co., MO, 12 Feb 1860. Charles W. and Elizabeth KING were living in'Sevier Co., TN, with infant daughter, Hannah, in 1850 census. George and Rebeccah KING, and also Wiley and Margaret KING appear in same census ~ Sevier, Co'. , TN. Are they relat~o Charles W. KING? STEWART SOUTHARD WI·SE Mrs. Claude E. Smith, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044. Seek information on Lester STEWART, Albert SOUTHARD, Henry SOUTHARD, Luther SOUTHARD, Mahala SOUTHARD ~Eo m.Adam WISE, Daniel S6UTHAI~"D-:-and Homer SOUTHARD; 6fF:abius, --N". Y. -- ALLEN HATTAN Barbara Hattan Stokes, 4142 Hilswind, San Antonio,_ TX78217-;----g-e-e-k--informat-i-o'n on Nancy ·Jane ALLEN _ HATTAN;~. 26 April 1840, KY, m. Fletcher HATTAN, 22 May 1867, Chanute, KS. One brother was Oliver D. ALLEN, Cumberland Presbyterian minister in Platte Co., MO. Seek names of rither brothers and sisters, and of parents. Father reported to be Wright ALLEN. �-. - Below: One of two mud forts on I>1assachusetts St. in Lawrence, Kansas ca. 1857. These forts were constructed by Free-staters in 1855 as a defense against armed Missourians who took possession of the polls, and later "placed the --town in a state of siege". --- --- -- .. ---------.--~~-. " -_. 1\ \. " ' - - - - - - - -- - - - -- ------ --------- - - - - - - --- -- - ----- r-- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Courtesy of flatk1ns Communi. ty Museum, Lawrence. Kansas ;-.- � 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. 8, No. 4: June 1985 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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'; ' " " ... . ,; 1\' .... , .. t·+' r ~ '" ~ • . -::... .~:' -; -.. ~/ ~] '. -.:: ~', - -,. -. ; 5 .' .,,<. .',. ,; .. ~- . ,'" :. - .-:----;-- .. - ....... -~~----~.~.-- .:.... - -' ...... < ~:. <. .~ . ..... ---. /--: ....... '. .-".,.J " " ~,. • 0'" '.t.~ \. �_ ...__ .. ___ .'X':... ______ _ ~-- - -"-'~~~:,',="---''', -,'~ .,~ ,~.-~.~. '~/:';:~':':'~'~'-:::""~' GRA' NT' ~:'::«·,;:;;~;ci·.::: , •.• I •• - _ . . . _ •. ~.. . .~I l ..... _._~ .. ~ . . ....... --.~ ,.' Sr.a.le 2 inch" to I mile . ,J'!/O From Standard Atlas of Douglas County, Ks., Compiled and Published by George A. Ogle & Co., 1921 �THE PIONEER Published Quarterly by The Douglas County Genealogical Society P.O. Box 3664 Lawrence Kansas 66046-0664 _____________________ ~---------~2--------------------- Vol. IX, No. 1 . ISSN 0739-4101_ __________________________ Fall 1985 Contents Contents of The Pioneer - Vol. VIII. . . . . First Baptist Church, Lawrence, Ks . • . . . Douglas County, Ks. Marriage Records, 1877 . Alphabetical Listing of the Brides from 1877 Marriage Records~ Naturalization Record of Declarations of Intention, Vol. B (MANSFIELD to SCHUTZ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Plymouth Congregational Church, Lawrence, Ks.. . . . . . . . ... Divorces Passed by the Territorial Legislative Assembly of Ks. - 1861. Townships Clinton - "Horrible Murder!". Eudora- Newspaper Items . • . Grant - Newspaper Items . . . Kanwaka - Mound District No. 35 . Newspaper Items . . . Lecompton - Newspaper Items • . . Marion - Washington Creek Church of the Brethren. . Phillip METSKER. . • . . • Palmyra - Brief History of the Post Office at Vinland, Ks., l868-i947 . . Wakarusa - Barker Grange No. 27, Ks . . . . • . . . . . Hallowe'en Party . . . . . . . . Willow Springs - Columbia Literary Society, 1894-1897 . Queries. . • . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . • . . . . . . Page 1 4 7 · 14 · 18 23 26 · 27 32 · 34 · 36 37 38 40 42 . 43 44 46 · 48 52 The Douglas County Genealogical Society is a non-profit organization with regularly scheduled meetings the second Tuesday night of each month, 7:30 p.m., meeting place to be announced. Afternoon meetings are held, if possible, and occasional area tours. An'annual public workshop is held to help in research. Membership fees are '$10.00 single, $11.00 family. Checks should be made payable to the Douglas County Genealogical Society and sent to the address above. The fiscal year is from July 1 to June 30 of the following year. OFFICERS, 1985-86 President - Janet PAYNE Editor - Jane WIGGINS Rec. Secretary - Jean SNEDEGER Genealogist - 'Donald VAUGHN Cor. Secretary - Mary Lou WINCHELL Membership Chairman - Beverly CHAPMAN Treasurer - A.J. LAWSON Newsletter Editor - Mary BURCHILL Librarian - Edna WELLING Now Available from the Society: 1875 DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS CENSUS, Copied and Compiled by Donald VAUGHN et al., $.16.50.plus $2.00 postage and tax where applicable. Copyright 1985 Douglas County Genealogical Society �1 'rhe Pi oneer -- Voliume! WEIr Jul,y' 198:5; PBE:Ahnentafel, Gany Ma:ntin Met'sker' ••........... ;............... l! ::7 2-...J':I; l:'A Don al'd V'aughn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . • . • . . . • . Bandl1e:, Be r.nhar.t, see' Warion TWp) ••••••••••••••••••••• 2:98 Bell, Geo f• W:" Family Hfstory- ... r-~'::6 Bool( Reviiew, '''The SOur-ce n ' •• 3::}fSt . Boone~t Danie]], Sketch of se,ttl'ement Near Lawrence! ••..• 3':::105 Brass; tWin. , see~ Kan wak a Twp: •• ,.".. 4 ::]94 ' Ghurches:: First Chri sti an, 1'00th Aimi vers:ary ••.. , 1::11 Fairview, Brethren, see Marion TWp\ .,' 3'::N Ninth Street Bapti st, 122nd l Anni vers;ary • , 2::.15 Pilgrim Congregational, s'ee Grant' TWp" 4':o192~ Presbyteri'an, see: Clinton 'l1Wp' ••• , 2~::~nr;- 3',::1'36 M. Er. Church, Worden, see Willow springs' TWp 3'.::01145 Coffee SUbstitute 1870 .," o. 4:']93 Colinan, Ezekie'l A., see Kanwaka Twp •• ," 1 t.42: D~ C'.G~. S';:: Eoi tor's Letter, 11::2';: 4 ::]5 Li brary Books Don ated ••••• , . , , .. ]:42. Membership:; 1984-85' •• 2 ::50:; 3'::!iO:i;lI;: 4::1152. Offi cers; ••• , , . , . , .••...•...•.•. , . 11 :::E.ndex P'age: President's; Letter ., •.. , 0.' •• ' 0.' •••••• " . . . 1'::1;;- 4:1'511. Deaths; Dougllas; Cbunty, 1'860; MortaH ty SChedule' ' ... 4'::]65) Defini tions;, Courthouse Tenns ••.. , ......... , 3:]46 Dick, James H~, see Grant TWp ••..•. , ..• 0 0 " . " • • • • • • • • • • , . . 11::4:1 Di vorces FiUed in Douglas: County 1864-1884 ••..••• 1::2:::t; 2::69;; 4'::1185', Di vor.ces in Terri tori all Kans as .••••• , .• , , , , , .••• , ••..... , . • • 4::1i59 Dix, Ralph-C., Lette:n' from Kansas; Terri tory! 1855:, •• , ..... ,. 4:::1158i DO,oli tt1e:~--Reuben, see, Wakarusal TWpl •••• , ••. ~ . , ...•.••• , ••• , 1 ::46 Dougl'as; County:' Criminal 'Docket Book F 1863-1878 Ihdex (I:-Zl'.. li:9 ffe al th Report 1887 •• , •••• " .• ,.,., •••••• ,',.,.. • • l! ::22.' Mar,ri age Records: 187iS' ••••• ".. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 2:76 ..,' ttl1870', •.•••••••••• ', ••.•• , • '.•. , • • 3:: 1:l'0 KarlY," Physici'ans and' Surgeons:, •••• , 1 :.2] PhysiCi ans and Mid-wi'ves iaert' ~ ~ ~ ~ : : ~ : : : : : : : ~ : : : : : 1':-23T-eachers 1899:'-1'900' ,. '.. . .. 3',.':'1]181 DOy, Oil', John, Rescued by Fri ends; 1859 • , • , • , . , , , , , . , , , , , , , • 4 :]53' Family Reunions , ...• ,. , ••• , , , .. ; ....... , . , , •. , ..• 1 :--12;: 2::53;; 3t::l04 ~iish, Pascali, see Eudora 'l1wp , . , .... 3'::137' Fletcher, JameSi, see Wiillow"Sj)rings TWp' .,., ...•...•. 0 . , . 0'" 1::47 Gennan-Ainerican Document and Research, Tlie Max Kade •. ".,.... 2::6m "Alien"'" Registration Records; ." ... , ••• ,.,............. 2'::5]' 2::58) ItAllen"- Registrants in DOuglas Cbunty 1918 ., •. ,' Death Certificate of William Zimmennan , , ." ..... , , . , •. , ,2(H.a::: Set1rlement iin Douglas: County! " ... ".,. ,'. , •. , •. , . , l2-::56, Hos~i;nson, M'ary E"., ;' see Palmyra Twp .......................... 2~99' Ind~x, to Volume I-V]]: •• ,. ~, ., •. , ... , ....... ~ 2.:.Appendii x Indians;:: Delaware Big House, see Grant TWp' .".,', .. ',....... 3:-li38l Delawares WHo Became Citizens, see Grant TWp~ .,.,.~ 3::138) Early 5el1,tlements in Dougfas; County' ••. ,', .. 3~::106 Haskell: In~itute: Celebrating its Centennial ..... 3:108: ", I11ust'ratiion!s' from LOndon News; •• 3:IFC~ ", 0..... 0 0 •••••• •••••••••• 0 , 0 • 0 ••••••••• • 0 "0" • , 0 0 , 0 0' 0 0 0 0 0 .'. 0 0 0 • • • 0 •• , • 0 • • • • 0 • 0 , 0 , 0 •• 0 0 , 0 • 0 0 0 0 000000' 0 0 0 •• 0 , 0 0 • 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 , , , , • ••••••••••• 0 , , • , , , 0 0 • , 0 0 0 0 ••• 0 0 • 0 0 0 0 " •• 0 • 0 0 0 • 0 • 0 0 • 0 • 0 •• 0 •• 0 0 0 0 0 , , , 0 0 • 0 • , 0 0 , 0 • , , , , ••• , , • , • • • • • • 0 , ••• , • , •• , , , • • • • •• 0 ••• , •••• 0 • 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'... J 0 00 •• 0 • 0 • 0 • , ,.. ••••• 0 ••• , • , • �2 Indians;:: Fred lnga11l1s" Obituary •.•..•..•••.••.......•• ',' 3:];0813 Chief Moses; Keokuk Jailed in Lawrence: 18685 ••••.•• 3::-135 P1!ace Names • • . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . • • • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3:105; Trading Posts and Missions; •.• ~ •.••...•.••••• '-'," , 3'::]05, In Memori am:.: Teri Koder •• li~2,; Olive Stouppe'•• 11:::2; SorfeY7 MQM:annes:s3'::li04' Kansas~ CouncHl Proj ect, Terri tori all and' Pioneer' Certificates, •• 4 ::l!.89 Laduke, Mabe 1, see Wak aru s a TWp: •••.•..•..•••.••..••...•..•• 2':-100 Maps):: E: KS~1854 Indian Eands" 'llr,ading Posts:, Missions 6SChoolls 3\::IBC: Lawrence 1854' • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 11:IFC North Eudora Twp} 1909 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• '. 2: IFC E11ecti,on Districts, of Kansas: Tetri tory • • • • •• •• • • • • • • • • 4':'])7]] Marri age' Records; in Area 1.854-186-1 '.......................... 4'::1155', M'ayer, Wi 11 i am, see Mari on TWp: •.•••.•.•....• • . • • • • • • • • • • • . • 41:])96Mo,rtuary Records:, C'. W'~ Sfti th 1890-1907," •••••• ~M-R'l' 1'::-113'; fR-S)Y 2~::88 It, Q, Q,' W'" "r •.•. ($.Tl' 3~::127; ~u~r 4'~177 Mud Fort on Massachusetts; Street, Lawrence 1857 •...•.•..••••. 4:IBC:' Natura1i'zati'ons::' [=~,.~ __ .~~cf~~'L~hten_(}if1~e~d"~.. C~. _Dr$ArtJ~,~,~~Ut,~j~t~,!'9.9f.i92~. ~<AiID):~C.::~;' ~ w,' tt,.. ..., . " " ,.,.. (n-M ' 3::-123 Decl of I'htent fired Second Judicial Diistrict 1855-58i •..• 4::1'72' Decl of Intent filed in Dg Co Probate Court 1'856....57;' ••.•• 4:'1761 Records of the Terri tori al Period •••••••••••••••••.•.••• 4::1111 oehler', 1'1. C:~, see~ Palmyra Twp~ ••••••••..••....••.•.••••.•••. 3:-143 Pai nter, James; Montrose Fami lJy •••••••••••••.••••••••••••••••• lJ::4 Pearson,' Carli" see Palmyra Twp • . • • . . . . . • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . • • •• 4':"1971' Pifer, John Henry', see Kanwaka Twp •••...•.•..........•.....• 4:1194 Pi 11 a, Chas., see Eudora ']Wp: •••••••••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 2 ::94' Q~eries; '-' '-' ........ '-' '-' ....... ," .......... : ...' .. 48; 102; 1'48; ':QO~~ Ray, Marcelmas B., see Kanwaka Twp) .•.....................•...• 2.,96,_, Rodr.ijque', N. C." see,' [:;ecompton T,Wp; •••••.•••.•..•.••••.•.••••• 4 f:fi95; Schmi dt, Eimna Ji., see Eudora T,Wp' ••••••••••• '-' ................ 4J::]91 SChwartz, Frederick, see Willow springs TWp; •.••..••••••••••• 2,:10]) se,ars, Charles May, 11"0g Cabin 1854: •••..••...••........ ~ ...•• 4':IFC Sini th, C:. W~, Biographical Sketch •.•••••••.•••...••...•••••• 4'::]84 Sini th" :I'rwiin HI. and Celinda', see Marion TWpl ................. 1 ::4'4 Sinith, Samue11, see Lecompton Twp •.••..•....•.•.•...••••.•••. 3:-140 'Fomerllin, Fountain C.-~I see Wii11row Springs TWpI •••••••••••••••• 4::199 c,..:! _ To,wnships::: " Cl1fnton, July 4~ 1'857 Viisi t, ••••••••••••••.•.••••••••.••.• 1::38 B1100mington Bridge'; ............................... 4::180 Presbyteri aIL Chul1.ch Member,s'hfp 1866-1'877- •••.••• 2:92 u, Ihn:r 1878-119H. • • • • •• 3::lJ36, Eudo,lr,a', Book, of Commissions 1859_ •..•.•...••..••..•.•..• 1~40! Pascal Fhh, Sh'awnee Ihdi an, •• ~ • • . • • • • • . • • • • • • •• 3::l!37 Chas.'. Pi1:1a\ Biographical SJ{etch • . . . . • . .. . • ••• 2:-94 EimnaJo:sephiine; SChmidt, CeFtific'ate OJf B'apti'sm • 4'::lJ9Il G'ranV, De'1aware' B1'g House, •••••••••••••• ~ •••••••••••••• 3':138 Del'awares; in Kansas, Who' Became Citi zens 1866- •••• 3:1'38 James H~ Dick, M. D~" Biographical Sketch • • • • • 1 ::411 Newspap:er Articl'e~ 1865: ......................... 2:-95 ftr - rtems: 1882' ••••••••••••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • 1::411 North Eawrence, First City Officers • •.•.••••••••• 1:'4] Pil1grim Congo Church, N. Lawrence, \ RblU 1866-95:•• !4:~1192 Kanwaka.. WIn. Bras;s; AIfid'ant; of Death, Tes:tacy& Heirshfp~ 4':1941 Ezekiel Co1inan Family Early Day' Housing •••••••• 1"::42 Newspaper' It-ems 1888 •••••••••••..•.•.•••••.•• ,.. 3::139 .C' ." �3 iTownships:' Kanwaka, JO'hn H'enry prfer A'ffidavf1i~ 'of Death, 'Fest·. & Heir.4':-194' MarceHnas: B~ Ray, Biographi~ca1 Sketch • . . • . . . . .• 2.:96, Lecompton~, JG:~eenw??dV~ney ~cho'?l History ••••••••.••••• :.:,97i: . 14. C•. Rodrl <we, Affl davl t 18581 •••••••••.••...•• 4.195 Samuel Smi th Test.imony· 1856: ••••.•••••••••••••••• 3':·If40 Vii tall Statistics:' :firom Newspapers 1888-])890 ••••••. 1::43 Marion, Bernhart Bandle, WHll •..•.••.•.........•.•••••.• 2::98: Fairview. Brethren Church Minutes' of organize 1881'.3:'141 Wi 11 i am Maye:r, Wil1l • .. .. • .. • .. .. .. .. • • • • .. .... 4'::196 ]rwfn Hi. &' Celinda s: Sflith, . Wiirlis ••••••••.••• 11:4'4 Jrames' H! Weimer', Bi:o'graphica1 SKetch •••••...... 4:);96· Palmyra, liThe Course olf True Uwe 1100 Years Ago"" •••.•.•• 41:197: Mary Eli zabeth H6,skfnson l:etter' from Vf.nrand 11876;. 2:.99 Newspaper Items, News olf Vi:nland 1883 •..••.••.. r::4:S. L C. oehler' Lett'e:r from Prairie' Ci ty .......... 3::l1~3.·1 Carli. P..earso'n, ,Wi'll ••... ~ .......•••....•••••••• 04.:.197: . Vinland School' Repo-r::t 1881' •.•••............••.•• 1':-4'5Wakarusa:; REmJ:jen R: Dooli UTe, Biographfcal Sketch ~ •.••• 1::46 Early His;tory of Town olf Frankrin •••..•..•...•. .4':'198; Mabel Laduke Letter •••••••..•...•..•..••..••••.• 2:'100 John Criinp) Watts:, Biographii.cal Sketch ••••••.... 3':.l4~ Willlow Springs;, Jamesi Fletcher- Hei rs; 1860- •••••••••••••• 11.::47 Frederick Schwartz' Familly' ••••...••••...•••••... 2':101 Fountafn C: Tomerlin Testimony ••.••.••.•....•• 4:199 WHere Wo'rden Uriii.ted Methodist Church Go,~jj\ts: Name 3:145 Watts:, J. C.:, see: Wakarus'a T.WI>' ••••••••••.•••••..••••.••..... 3:14~1 W~imer, James; H~., see: Marion TWp • • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . • • . . . •. /4\:1,96WiI'ls: Recorded at l:awrence 187a;..ll890\ Dougl'as' County' •••••••• ~_2:83 .,. ..,.. "'" 1890-11901 II: n• • • • • • • • 3::1119 Wil1ley.:, the J. W. F..amily, Pioneer MilJIers •••••••••••••••••• 4::1154' Zinnnerman, Wflli am, G'erman Death Certificate •• • . . . . . . . . . . .• 2:i'FC' , ~- Compiled by Pauline B. Elniff -,---------Lawrence~ ------------------- Journa1and Evening Tribune, Nov. 9,1897 TOI-INSHIP . OFFICERS List of Those Chosen at the Last Election in Douglas County. I .! i The' follN'ing is 2 complete list :;of toloTtlship' officers chosen at the election in Douglas county on Tuesday of las,t week,: . Harion - Trustee, H. T. HARDI~G; treasurer, I';. PASTINA; clerk, J.G. HARDTERFER; constables ," Albert WEBBER, John KELLY.·~' Wakarusa - 'Trustee, Gus H. BRUNE; ·treasurer, H.B. 'BRASS; clerk, B.M. GREGORY; constables, Frank J. GROVER, A. McNEES, Peter'·HASTIE. . "Lec~pton - Trustee, T.K., WINTER; 'treasurer, C.H. DUMHER; clerk', R. HUFFMA.."I·; constable, W.E. 'STONE.' Kanwaka - Trustee, J.R. TOPPING; treasurer, A.C. WALTERS; clerk, G.A. ": ANDERSON; constables, Sam'l SEETIN,J .KRETZINBERG. Clinton - Trustee, Jas. HOOVER'; treasurer, I.T. STEELE; clerk, J.T. ANDERSON; justices of the peace, W.A. DEAN, W',R. ATTEE; constables, H. WASHINGTON, J. w. ANDERSON'.' Willow Springs - Trustee, I•• A. MARSHALL;· ,treasurer, Fred HJ':IM; clerk, Lester FLORY; constables, F.. GILGES, W. WARNER .. Palmyra - Trustee, J.A. ROBINSON; treasurer, J.E. HAIR; clerk, D.D. TUTTLE; constables, Albert WRIGHT, \Olill SKINNER. Grant - Trustee, A.S. WOOD; treasurer, Philip HECK; clerk, Chas. B. YOUNG; constables, H.P. BIGGS, Vestal IHLSON .. Eudora - Trustee, A.lv. ARMSTRONG; treasurer, Geo. H. LOTHHOLZ; clerk. Eli loJESTHEFFER; justice of the peace, H.H. CARR; constables', Frank SHAFFER, Geo. ALLBRIGHT; Submitted by Jane Wiggins �4 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH LAWRENCE, KANSAS,' -- ,;.~., ~- - - - -- -- - - - - - - ~I The First Baptist Church was organized June 25, 1855, by Rev. \ I ., , William W. HALL, with the following named persons as members: J.S. ,\ EMERY, M. M. HAMMOND, S. JONES, I Rebecca M.W. JONES, W.F. HERRICK, -\ Lydia A. HERRICK, Elizabeth PARKS. Services were held for a number of I I, years at the residences of the members and at various public halls t . until 1870, ,when a house of worship was completed. Work on the church edifice was commenced in 1865, but, 1 on account of various difficulties, r was not dedicated until January 30, L 1870. The building was built of R~·5tur~.. rrom A Souvenir History of Lawrence, r\ttnsas. 1898-.: brick, and is 52x80 feet. The Compi led· ;md-.pub lish",d by E. F. C"ldw_ell_~_.--cost of church and lots amounted to $31,300. During a tornado in 1879, the tower was destroyed. From 1855 to 1861, the church was under the care of the Baptist Home Mission Society, and the following pastors were appointed to the pastorate of the church by the society. Rev. R. C. ::BRANT, two years; Rev. W.O. THOMAS, one year; Rev. A. PERKINS, four months; Rev. W.S. UPHAM, one year nine months. From 1861 to the present time [1883], the following pastors hav been appointed by the church; Rev. J. SAWYER, eleven months; Rev. S.D. BENTLEY, two years eight months; Rev. F.M. ELLIS, three years one month; Rev. D. REED, one year one month; Rev. J .W. WORDER, one year; Rev. A.C., PECK, six years six months. Present membership, 281. ' ~ I'~ .. ,I., .• _____ • _ _ _ _. _ _~~ ......_____ ,...J From History of Kansas by A.T. ANDREAS, Chicago: 1883. The First Baptist Church was built on a lot at the corner of Kentucky and Henry streets (801 Kentucky). The building was torn down later, and the new church is now located at 1330 Kaso1d Street. ::'Date Received June 25, 1855 Jan. 6, 1856 Feb. 3, 1856 NAMES OF MEMBERS' FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Marshall M. HAMMOND - dismissed James S. EMERY Samuel JONES - Sept. '21, 1863 deceased Rebecca M. JONES - about 1860 deceased Nathan F. HERRICK - about 1863 deceased Lydia Ann HERRICK Elizabeth PARK S.B. PRENTISS deceased Oct. 9, 1892 Mary N. PRENTISS deceased May 22, 1865 Joseph L. PRENTISS James MERCHANT deceased Leonard MERCHANT - dismissed Priscilla E. MERCHANT - dismissed Wm. JORDAN -dismissed Jared CARTER - Excluded - dropped Aug. 5, 1870. Mrs. Jared CARTER :~. �.5 First Baptist Church Con' t. Apr. 13, 1856 May 15, 1857 July 6, 1857 Sept. 7, 1857 Oct. 4, 1857 June 6, 1858 Oct. 4, 1857 June 2, 1858 Feb. 6, 1858 Mar. 13, 1858 Oct., 1858 Apr. 3, 1859 Apr. 3, 1858 Apr. 3, 1858 May 1859 July 31, 1858 L.WHITNEY - dismissed Elizabeth S. WHITNEY - dismissed Prudence MERCHANT - dismissed. Abagail BROWN - dropped Jan. 1869 John B. CROWELL - dismissed George FORD - dismissed Feb. 28, 1866 [this has been crossed out] Rachel H. FORD - " " " " " "" " " " " " " " " " Rosie H. FORD - " " M.B. GRISWOLD - dismissed Baptized June 6, 1858 Henry A. NEWMAN - dismissed R.C. BRANT - dismissed Nancy BRANT - dismissed Jesse B. LUNG " Allen FITZGERALD " Mary SALATHIEL - deceased John M. RAYMOND - dismissed James WARD - dismissed Sept. 17, 1860 Elizabeth WARD - " " " " Elizabeth BRONSON - dropped Isaac M. RUTH - dismissed July. 5, 1867 Elizabeth B. EATAN - dismissed July 5, 1867 Mary R. EMERY Elizabeth W. DEAN - dropped Jan. 1869 (Dismissed Apr. 1870) Edwin H. VAN DEUSEN Vel ina NEWMAN - dismissed Rev. Francis BARKER - deceased Feb. 1863 Joseph HASKINS - dismissed Jerusha HASKINS " JohnM. HENDRY Ann WRIGHT (Mrs. GILMORE -[written in pencil]) Charles A. WRIGHT Arubah H. WRIGHT - baptized Apr. 3, 1859 C.C. HUTCHINSON - dismissed - Baptized Apr. 3, 1858 E. GynnANDERSON Oct. ·2, 1859 Baptized Apr. 3, 1858 John STONE - dropped 1869 Baptized June 6, 1858 Frances BARKER Susan HOVEY - dismissed - Baptized Apr. 3, 1858 WIn. BROWN Mrs. WID. BROWN - Baptized Sept. 28, 1859 Thermuthis SUTHERLAND - Baptized Mch 4,1860 Thomas RENSHAW - Baptized Mch. 4, 1860 - Excluded Louisa PRENTISS - Baptized Mch 18, 1860 - Dropped Susan SPITTER - Baptized Mch 18, 1860 Thomas Anna[?] AMOS - Baptized Dropped Jan. 1869 Mary YATES -Baptized May 6, 1869 A.R. LEONARD - Baptized May 6, 1869 Mrs. Adaline LEONARD ~ May 6, 1869 by letter Nancy Ann LASH - Baptized May 13, 1869 Ellen Jane LASH - Baptized May 13, 1869 Saphrona BARKER - Baptized May 13, 1869 WIn. BARKER - Baptized May 27, 1869 George YATES - Baptized May 27, 1869 Charles HUGHSON - Baptized May 27, 1869 Mrs. R.S. GRIFFITH �6 First Baptist Church Con' t. Mrs. W.H.R. LYKINS - dismissed by letter Oct. 19, 1870 C. SMITH - dismissed Oct. .2, 1859 H~S. FILLMORE by letter from Jacksonvil1e[?] N.B. Excluded Dec. 3, 1859 June 1860 Martin ADAMS June 2, 1860 Mrs. Margin ADAMS - June 2, 1860. John ADAMS - dropped Jan. 1869; June 2, 1860 Restored [in pencil] J. LINK - dismissed Jan. 26, 1861 Rev. WID. UPSHAW - dismissed Dec. 1, 1862 Mrs.·WID. UPSHAW - dismissed Jan 1, 1863 Rev. E. VEATCH " Fr ank J. HEHITT " Mrs. MILNER July 1863 Louis DORSEY - dismissed by letter, Dec. 30, 1869 [The last name Oct. 1863 of WATNOW was originally written in, then marked through and DORSEY written in.] Helen M. GRISWOLD Maxwell THORP Jan. 1865 Mrs. Eliza THORP John HIDDEN Mch. 1865 Mrs. Catharine HIDDEN Jason HIDDEN Emma HIDDEN Charles OLIVER Mary OLIVER - died Jan. 1, 1867 Morgan CRONKHITE -by letter Mch. 5, 1865 Mrs. Phebe C. CRONKHITE Joanna JONES - dismissed Apr. 2, 1865 John BLUNT Henrietta BLUNT Jonathan S. TRUEX - dismissed Aug. 31, 1866 Arymitta TRUEX - dismissed Aug. 31, 1866 May 7; 1865 Anne HAYS Frances SHAW April 1865 WID. HAYS G.R. LANGTON [?] June 8,. 1865 Martha A. HUTCHINSON - dismissed Feb. 3,1856 Hannah JORDAN - dismissed July 2, 1865 F.M. COSGROVE - by1etter Mary BARKER - by letter Mrs. WRIGHT - by Experience; dismissed Jan. 1871 Mrs. CARR - by Experience; dismissed Jan. 5, 1866 Maria HIDDEN - by Baptism Aug. 5, 1865 Mary LOPEZ- by letter; dismissed by letter Feb. 1868 Bertha FISHER - by letter Elder John SAWYER-by letter; dismissed Mar. 1, 1866 Hannah Marie SAWYER -by letter; dismissed Mar. 1, 1866 Sept. 2, 1865 Daniel A. PLANTS - by letter; dismissed Tabitha PLANTS - by letter; dismissed Jane PLANTS - by letter; Died 1865 Sept. 3, 1865 Eliza.P. MULFORD - by letter; dismissed Mary R. PRENTISS - Baptism ·.Eliza P. MULFORD - by letter; dismissed Sept. 30, 1865 John PLACE - by letter Phebe PLACE - by letter To be continued Submitted by Jane WIGGINS Oct. 2, 1859 �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. AMBOLD, 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 BEESON, Alva Washington Co.,KS BLACKWELDER, Isaac S. Chicago, III BOWEN, Harvey B. BOWERS, Louis C. BOWMAN, Albert B. BRADSHAW, JohnH. Leav. Co., KS BREEZE.~Henry C. -. ~. <'...\0 / - ' , ~- ~ ~ ( " V ~ , :.;: _~ Dat'e & Place Bride HAWKINS, Mary E. , 24 June 1877 HOWLAND, Mary Z.D. 4 Mar 1877' 2 May 1877 HOLLENGER, Anna , SPIETZ, (SPIETY) ,Lottie 2 Jan 1877 Dg. Co., KS DEMMING, Maggie A. 29 Aug 1877 SWEYER, Nancy A. 18 Oct 1877 JAMES, "Ellen 11 Nov 1877 Johnson Co., KS Dg~o. ,KS VAUX, Frances E. 10 Nov 1877 O'DELL, Martha 19 Oct 1877 WALKER, Minnie B. 23 Oct 1877 WINSLOW, Anna 14 July 1877 Dg.· Co., KS Dg. Co. ,KS FORWARD, Mary 12 Apr 1877 13 Dec 1877' ROSS, Fannie S. HOUSTON, Mary M. 27 June 1877 PATTERSON, Laura 2 May 1877 RICE, Martha 5 Aug 1877 LOYGAN, Ann 14 Jan1877 Dg. Co., KS Dg. Co. ,KS BOUGHTON, Alice Gertrude 5 Apr 1877 Dg. Co. ,KS Dg. Co. ,LKS~ FOX, Inez 11 Jan 1877 JOHNSON, Mary A. 20 Dec 1877 HUTCHISON, Kate 5 Feb 1877 ',MOSSER, Sarah E. 4 Feb 1877 ,Leav. Co. ,Ks , Leav.Co. ,KS MC KINNEY, Susan 23 Feb 1877 1. ~'\" ,:-- = .. ~ :.. ~. _~.. . c ,Officiant 'John Q. A. Norton, PJ James E. Hilkey,MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ George Tonnies, MG Jas. Marvin, MG John Q. ~. Norton, PJ O. G. Richards, JP 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, Fastor 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~~ ~ : "'" .~'. '~ v' ~~ ~. �Douglas County, Bridegroom Ka~sas Marriage Records-1877~Cont'd Bride BUCK, John EGGERS, Catherine CAMPBELL, Jacob L. PAINTER, Sarah F. CARLSON, Peter J.. BOND, Eliz~ O. CARRUTH, Albert G. BAKER, Susan Dg. Co., KS Shawnee Co., KS CARTER, J ame s PHILLIPS, Mary CLAY, George P. WILLIAMSON, Rebecca J. Leav. Co., KS Lenape, KS CLAYTON, Smith S. CLAYTON, Sarah C. CONROY, Patrick J •. __~_IMC MAHAN, Mary COOTS, . Ar~illow M.[Qs,ageCo)MATHEWS, Mary E COX, Samuel J. . rKSJ LEONARD, Mamie B. Jeff. Co., KS Leav. Co., KS CURTIS, Charles C. NEAL, Louisa . Topeka, KS Dg. Co~, KS DA VIDSON, 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. BOWER, 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 •. ELAM, Francis L. DEAY, Cora ELDRIDGE, John HAWKINS, Frankie Date & Place 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,MG -- ,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, JP 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.'Al;. tman, Pastor 10 May 1877 Frank. Co.KS 19 July 1877 JohnQ. A. Norton, PJ 6 Nov 1877 Dexter Tucker, MG 6 July 1877 License Only 00 �Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1877-Cont'd . _ Brid~groom 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 Co. G~LIN, Charles GERSTENBERGER, Ernst GILL, William E. _ GLENN, Geo A. Dg. Go., 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, Dani elF. Dg. Co., KS HEDRICK, Erastus s D. Olathe, KS HINES, Isaac li. HILL, Isiah Kansas HOLLISTER, Wm. S. HOOVER, Henry HORNER, Jacob Indian Territory ~ide 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 PRATHER, 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 AMMERMON, LevinaLeav •. Co., KS MC INTURF, Martha J. BROWN, Mary B. HENLEY, Elizabeth.W. Dg. Co., KS ,Date & Place Officiant 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 S. W. Loyd, MG P. W. Rote, MG Albert M. Weikmann,Rev~ Henry W. Reed, Miti. 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, JPWm. M. Adams, MG J. Howard Phillips~MG Jas. Marvin, MG· - - JohnQ. 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. ISDMANN, Fritz JACKSON, Henry Leav. Co., KS JEFFREY, David K. " Johnson Co., "KS JENNINGS, Joseph JOHNSON, Alexander JOHNSON, Horace H. 'JOHNSON, Nicoll ~. JONES, Henry JONES, Joseph C. Osage Co., KS JONES, Simeon Brookville, KS KENDAL, Peter KIRK, Gilbert B. KRAMER, Nicholas F. Osage Co., KS KREIS, Richard E. KUNKEL (LE) , John J. LANE, Andrew D. Dg. Co., KS LANSDOWN, Hiram M. Jeff. Co., KS ~VILLE(LAVELLE),Thomas LEONARD, James H. Topeka, KS LEWIS, Jefferson LINDLEY, Isom Johnson Co., Ks LOER, Samue 1 A. LYMAN, Dwight G. Colorado Bride Date & Place Officiant GROH, Amia 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 GRAYSON, 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, Winnie 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, Pastor John Q. A. Norton, PJ W. L. Harrod, MG 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 JohD. Q. A. Norton, PJ 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. ? Thomas, Min. S. W. Loyd, MG A. A. Trimper, MG �Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1877-Cont t d Bridegroom Bride MANNING, Charles Johnson Co. ,KS MARSHALL, WilliamA. MC DONALD, john ' MC KNIGHT, Geo. H. MEAIRS, Marcus C. MEIRS, Martin L. MESENHIMER, JohIl MICHAEL, Enos Osage Co., KS MICKEY, A. H. Chetopa, KS MILNER, William W. MILLER, Joseph F. MILLER, Samuel M. MINTON, Perry W. Leav. Co., KS MOCK, Henry MOHLER, Daniel MONTGOMERY, Wm. 'J. A. NEWMARK, Meyer NICHOLS, William B. NORTON, Silas B~ OtCONNER, Michael Kansas City, MO OEHRLE, Gottleib PAINTER, George W. PALMER, Alpheus Topeka, KS PATTERSON, Joseph C. PEARSON, John PETERSON, 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 C·o., 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, C~roline M~ , DONNOHUE, Bridget Dg. Co., KS' KAMMEYER, Alvina DUNCAN, Minnie B. EATON, Arabella J. Topeka, KS BROCKWAY, Mina R. ANDERSON, Louisa REDENBAUGH, Lydia A. Dg. Co., KS FLEMING, 'Laura Date & Place Officiant Berry N. Stephenson ,Min. 25 Jan 1877 Dg. Co., KS Andrew Douglass, JP 18 O.ct 1877 William S. Harrad,MG , 23[F~~J 1877 Oscar G. Richards, JP 19 Har'1877 J. C. Holmes, MG 25 Feb 1877 Jas. Bryson, MG , 25 Dec 1877 John, Q. A.Norton, PJ 10 Feb ,1877 R. A. Caruthas, MG 13 Nov 1877 Elk Creek,KS A. A. Trimper, MG 10 Oct 1877 Dg.Co., KS David Schuck, MG , 26 Feb 1877 John Q. A. Norton', PJ , 5 May 1877 Peter Brubaker, MG 23 Dec 1877 A. M. Richardson, MG 21 Mar 1877 Leav. Co.,KS Joseph Iliff, JP 28 June 1877 Peter Brubaker, MG 4 Oct 1877 John N. Young, Cle~gy 12 Aug 1877 J. W. Cockins, Rev.' 13 Aug 1877 John Q. A. Norton, PJ 31 Dec 1877 , John Q. A. Norton, PJ 3 Feb 1877 Thomas J. McCaul'l, Priest 11 Feb 1877 Jeff. Co~.,KS Daniel Walter, Min. 18,Oct 1877 S.: G. Brown, Elder 26 Dec: 1877 . John Q. A.Norton, PJ 22 Nov 1877 Dg •. Co., KS F. G. Mc Henry, Rev. 12 July 1877 John Q. A. Norton, PJ 31 Dec 1877 John Q. A. Norton, PJ 13 Jan 1877 Dg. Co., KS R.T.W. James, MG 8 Jan 1877 �Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1877-Cont'd Bridegroom PETERSON, Pear J. Del Norte, Col. PETTY, 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. RICHARDS, Richard J. ~~INEHART, John J. ~~ANDERS, Charles T. -SEVIER, S. M. SEYLER, Franklin S. Miami Co., KS SHELLACK, Carl L. A. Dg. Co., KS SHIELDS, Amaziah H. Dg. Co., KS SHIMMONS, Charles S. SHlRAR, David SHIRAR, 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 HAMILTON, Susan E. ROGERS, Retta GRJlSSO, 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, JP 15 May 1877 Jeff .Co., KS Joseph Michael, MG 30 May 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 D®. Co., KS John Wilder,JP 6 Dec 1877 \ Dg. Co., KS John Q. A. Norton, PJ 14 June 1877 Dg. Co·., KS 3 Oct 1877 S. W. Spring, MG 28 June 1877 License Only 15 Mar 1877 John N. Young, Clergy Dg. Co., KS John Q. A. Norton, PJ 19 Dec 1877 Chas Chadwick, JP 19 May 1877 Dg. Co., KS John Q. A. Norton, PJ 11 Jan 1877 Bedford Drisdom, MG 18 Jan 1877 John Q. A. Norton, PJ 12 Oct 1877 �Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1877-Cont'd Bridegroom STEWART, J ame sA. STEWART, Sanford STILL, S. S. SUGRUE, John SWENSON, 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, J ame s W~ WINTER, M. S. WISCOMBE, Henry S. Franklin Co., KS WOOD, David O. * ROBINSON , Edward Osage Co.', KS * * SANDERS , Charles T. Kansas Tribune, Topeka, Bride Date & Place Officiant IIARELL., Mary 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 11f 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 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. . SHIRAH, 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. WALLACE,€Ha:rtha:-,,·c.: "", Dg. Co. ,KS PENNINGTON, Mary J'. Ks~, Geo. Tonnies, P~Etor A. J. Haskin, ? A. M. Richardson, MG A. A. Trimper, MG Ai M. Richardson, MG David Shuck, MG A. W. 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 April 6, 1857 "Mrs. ~oanna 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 hilI). 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." Submitted by Judy M. SWEETS· �14 Alphabetical Listing of the Brides From 1877 Marriage Records, Douglas County,KS Bride ADAMS, Lena ALBAUGH, Maria C. AMMERMON, Le~ina ANDERSON, Bettie Mary ANDERSON, Louisa ANDERSON, Mary ANTHONY, Cathe~,:iJne~iE. BAILEY, Caroline M. BAKER, Mary BAKER, Susan BARNES, Mary BARRICKLOW, Anna B. BEDINGER, Emmiline E. BERRY, Emma BLECHEL, Carolina BLOOD, Ida L. BOND, Eliza O. BOUGHTON, Alice Gertrude BOWER, Emma BRIGGS, Prudence A. BROCKW~Y, 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 R. CLAYTON, Sarah C. COLEMAN, Adelia COOK, Alice COSLEY, Emma C. COX, Jennie DEAY, Cara DEMMING, Maggie A. 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. Bridegroom KRAMER, Nicholas F. HEASTON, Daniel F. HILL, Isiah PETERSON, Pear J. PEARSON,- John FORWARD, Charles B. MC DONALD, John NORTON, Silas B. BASS, Melville M. CARRUTH, Albert G. DAVIS, James W. EVER.HART, John F. KREIS, Richard E. MINTON, Perry W. FURTHMEYER, Joseph BASS~, Watson J. CARLSON, Peter J. BLACKWELDER, 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, Le~is GADDIS, Edward E. FITZPATRICK, John F. PRICE, Richard C. CLAYTON, Smith S. MICHAEL, Enos PRAY, Charles E. LOHR, Samuel A. SHORT, James H. ELAM, Francis L. ANDREWS, Charles R. MARSHALL, William A. O'CONNER, Michael STILL, S. S· GRIESA, Adolph C. PAINTER, George W. GILL, William C. LEONARD, James H. PALMER, Alphaus HINES, Isaac H. BUCK, John PETTY, Charles �15 Alphabetical Brides from 1877 Marriage Records-Cont'd FITZPATRICK, Katie M. FLEMING, Laura FLUKE, Cora B,. FORWARD, Mary FOX, Ine'z FRANCIS, Mary GA$KILL, Hattie, / GENTRY, Georgia A. 'GILL, Anna ' GIJI~, Cordia G~,ADDEN, Emma E. 'GLENN, Sarah H. (J.)" GRAY, 'AnnO;' E. GRAYSON, Sarah GRISSO, Mary GROH, Anna L. HARELL, Mary HAMILTON, ~usan E. HAWKINS, Frankie ' HAWKINS, MaryE. HEFNER, Rebecca J.' HENLEY, Elizabeth W. HENNIES, Caroline HILL, Hattie H. HOLLENGER, Anna HOPKINS, Alice HOSKINSON, Mary E. HOTYE, Esther J. HOUSTON, Mary M. HOWLAND, Mary Z. D. HUGHES, Melissa HUTCHISON, Kate INKS, Eliza H. JAMES, Ellen JOHNSON, Almira JOHNSON, Mary A. JOHNSTON" Sarah E. KAMMEYER, Alvina KANZIG, Rosa KEEFER(KEIFER), Nellie KESLER, Martha J. LEONARD, Mamie B. LIND, Salome E. LITTLE,Marian N. LOCKARD, Anna LOHR, Margaret C. LOYGAN, Ann l'1ARTIN, Alice MARTIN, Mary l'1ATHEWS, Mary E. MC INTURE, Ellen E. MC INTURF, Martha J. KIRK, Gilbert B. PETERSON, Milton' JOHNSON, Nicoll C. BALDWIN, William H. H. BOWEN, Harvey "B. ' ,JACK$ON,Henry RINEHART, John J. FIGGINS, John J. H. HEDRICK, Erastus D. LYMAN, Dwight G. STEWART, Sanford DAyl:DSON, John R. PLATTE, George M. B., KENDJa, Peter ' SNOW, Lewis W. HUTSON, 'Henry T. STEWART, James A. SIMMONS, Willis ELDRIDGE , John ADAMS, David R. UMBARGER, David HORNER, Jacob TONNIES, Moritz WINTER, M. S. ADAMS, John W. FINNEY, James' E. HARRIS, William W. LEWIS, Jefferson BARBER, William T. ADAMS, John SEYLER, Franklin S. BOWMAN, AlbertB. VERNON" Joseph S. ANNIS', George F. JOHNSON, Horace H. BOWERS, Louis C. MC KNIGHT, George H. OEHRLE, Gottleib SHELLACK, Carl L. A. NEWMARK, ' Meyer MOHLER, Daniel COX, Samuel J. MONTGOMERY,· Wm. J!" A. PRENTISS,' J. L. MICKEY, A. H. , SHIRAR, John B. , BEESON, Alva JOHNSON, Alexander DELLENBECK, Aaron COOTS, Arvillow M. RICHARDS, Richard J~ HOLLISTER, William S. �16 Alphabetical Brides from 1877 Marriage Rec.-Cont'd 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 OWEN, Cora C. PAINTER, Sarah F. PARKS, Amanda PATE, Laura N. / PATTERSON, Laura PENNINGTON, Hellen PENNINGTON, Mary J. PERKERSON, Martha J. PETERSON , Sophi PHILLIPS, Mary PRATHER, Mary J. REDDING, Sarah H. REDENBAUGH, Lydia A. RICE, Martha ROBERTS, Mary N. ROGERS, Retta . RQO-T, Elen E. ~RQ§.Sl,J Fannie S. SEARING, Matilda M. SHlRAR, Sarah J. SLOSSON, Nellie E. SMITH, Mary E. SNIDER, Anna ' SNYDER, Mary F. SPIETZ(SPIETY), Lottie SPITTER, Mary Elen STEVENS, Mary E. STUBBS, Emma· . STUTSMAN, Ida L. or S., SUGRUE, Julia SWEYER, Nancy A. THOMAS, Lou TONNIES, Sophia E. TYNER, Emma P. UNDERWOOD, Malinda J. VAUX, Frances E. WALKER, Minnie B. WALKER, Narcissa BREEZE, Henry C. CONROY, Patrick J. EBERHART, Andrew [jIC_~RQJ3e~t WOOD, David O. PRICE, Samuel C. PETYOLD, Henry C. W.· BRADSHAW, John H. SUGRUE, John CURTIS, Charles C. MOCK, Henry LAVILLE (LAVELLE) ,Thomas BAILEY, Robert W. WEBSTER, Douglas A. CAMPBELL, Jacob L. JEFFREY, David K. SHIRLEY, Franklin P. BARKER, Simon (Simeon) H. MANNING, Charles SANDERS, Charles T. EBERHART, Obadiah GELLIN, Charles CARTER, J ame s GLENN, George A. FLETCHER, Elwyn B. PETERSON; Andrew BATTLE, Samuel PIATT, George W. SMITH, Edward KUNKEL(KUNKLE) , John J • BANGS, Wolford N. DENNING, John E. WALKER, William A. WARREN, Alanson B. JONES, Henry JONES, Joseph C. SHlRAR, David AMBOLD, Gustav SEVIER, S. M. MnmNER, William W. PAVIS, Samuel H. MILLER, Samuel M. JENNINGS, Joseph ANNIS, Dee WILLIAMS, Prince GERSTENBERGER, Ernst SANDERS, Charles T. LANSDOWN, Hiram M. BADLEY, Thomas BALDRIDGE, George W. MILLER, Joseph F. �17 Alphabetical .Brides from 1877 Marr:Nige Records-Cont' d ROBINSON, Ed~ard ISUMANN, Fritz LINDLEY, Isom PLATZ, Menelious NICHOL$, William B. SHIMMONS, Charles S. MEAIRS, Marcus C. MEIRS, Martin L. HAMLIN, Cyrus N. WHITE, Joseph E. JONES, Simeon CLAY, George P. BALDWIN, Charles J. WINTER, James W. LANE, Andrew D. DUNCAN, Marquis E. DILLON, John B•. WALLACE, Martha WALRUFF, Jennie WALTON, Ardilla J. WARNER, Margaret C. WARREN, Delphina WEIDLER, Fannie E. WHEDON:, Alice F. WHEDON, Florence WHIT·E, Tena . WHITEHEAD, Emma B. WHITNEY, Maggie WILLIAMSON, Rebecca J. WINSLOW, Anna WINTER, Martha WOOLLEY, Emeline YEAGER, Susannah YOUELL, Maria ... Lawrence Republican, Sept. 11, 1862 DIED In Lawrence, Sept. 4, 1862 of congestion of the brain, John L. BRONSON, in the thirty first year of his age. The deceased was born in Baltimore but his parents soon after removed to Fall River, Mass. in 1~48(?). He came west with his brother, and spent over two years in Illinois, Iowa and other points on the Mississippi. He then returned to Fall River and went into business. In 1853 he went to California where he spent three years. He returned during the time, however, and married; his wife going back with him. On their journey out, a railroad accidentoccured on the Isthmus in which fourteen cars were broken to pieces' and many lives lost but they were spared without serious injury. On their return he was seized with the smallpox on board the steamer, and after landing, was left for two weeks at Panama.', In 1857 he came to Kansas where he and his family have dwelt ever since. He·was just building a very substantial and commodious dwelling,and had moved into the finished portion of it three days before he died. One sows and.another reaps. He attended church, as usual, Sunday morning was taken with congestive chills Honday afternoon. And died Thursday evening 'at 9 1/2 o'clock. He was active and untiring in his labors, clear in his calculations, and kind and affectionate in his disposition. He will be missed and mourne~ by all who knew him and mourned the more the better he was known. Lawrence Republican, Sept. 11, 1862 DIED At the residence of Levi GATES in west Lawrence, August 30, 1862 - . Freddy Rockwell, only chi1clof F.W. and Amelia A. READ" aged eleven ~onths. Contributed. by Jean SNEDEGER �18 Naturalization Record 6f Dec1aratiort~ of Intention filed Douglas County District Court, Lawrence, KS Volume B, No. 1 - 219, Copied by Pauline B.' Elniff (continued from Volume VIII, No.3) Abbreviations: arr-arrival place and date, b-birthplace and date, df-date filed, ef-emigrated from, 1fr-last foreign 'residence (if same as birthplace, only initials used), r-residence, ra-renounc'ed allegiance, v-vessel, wf-wife' s name and birthplace. MANSFIELD .. John William, 64, farmer; fair, 5'8~", 130#, brown hair, blue eyes; b-Great Gransden, England', 21 Apr 1857; r-R #3, Grant Twp .. Dg Co KS; ef-Liverpool, England; v-Great Western; Ifr-Wulwich, England; wf-Anna, b. Clay Co MO; ra-George V; arr-New York, 20 Nov 1871; df-27 Nov 1920. #152. MARSON IN , Louis Marie Francois, 26, daryman; fair,S' 7", 155#, brown hair, blue eyes; marks-3 moles on right cheek & 1 on left cheek; b-Caribet, France, 4 Dec 1886; r-Lawrence; ef-{?) Landsdowne, Ontario, Canada via Grand Trunk R.R.; Ifr-Landsdowne, Can.; ra to Falleirse, Pres. of France; arr~New York City 7 Nov 1906; df~ 3 Aug 1912. #31. MATAS SARIN , Leon, 30, Doctor of Medicine; fair, 5' 6~", 140#, hair brown, eyes brown, mustache and imperial; b-Dorohoi, Roumanici., 19 May 1878; r~Lawrence; ef-Halifax, Nova Scotia' by rail; 1fr-London, Eng.; ra-Char1es I, King of Roumania; arrNew York City 1 Feb 1908; df-24 Jun 1908: #13. . . ' MEITH, Oscar Max, 40, farmer; dark, 5'9", 180#, brown ha'ir, brown eyes; b-Saxony, 3 Mar 1866; r-Jefferson Co KS; ef-Saxony;v-America;lfr-Saxony; ra-Wi11iam II; arr-New York City, Mar 1877; df~ 27 Feb 1907. #1. Cancelled 30 Dec 1907--Declarant not a resident of this district". MEITH, same as above except noted: Distinctive mark-mustache.;b-3 Mar 1866 at 7:45 a.m.; r-Lawrence; df-6 Dec 1907. #8. MOLDENHAUER, Robert R. 34', farmer; 'fair, 5'6", 155#, light hair, blue eyes; b-(?)Polluson Winter poumnern(?), Germany, 5 Aug 1884; r-Pa1myra; ef-b1ank; v-Dresden; wf-Emma, b~Dg Co; ra-Wil1iam II; arr-Baltimore, MD, 28 Feb 1918; df-6 Sep 1918. #130. ,MOLDENHAUER, William, 38, farmer, dark, 5'8", 150#, light hair, gray eyes; b-Pollnow, Winterpommerin, Germany, '5 Mar 1879; r-Palmyra Twp; ef-Bremen, Germany; v-Dresden; Ifr-Pollnow, Ger; wf-Emma, b-Dg Co; ra-William II; arr-~altimore, MD, 28 Feb 1894; df-6 Sep 1918. #129. MOLE, Lewis~ 26, farme~, fair, 5'8~", ·136#, light .hair, light blue eyes; bEssex, ,Eng., 9 Oct 1891; r-RFD #6, Lawrence; ef-San Jose" Republic of Costa Rica on steamship, Heredin; lfr-San Jose; ra-George V; arr-New Orleans, 20 Jul1917; df26 Nov 1917. #55. MOLE, Lewis, 33 mechanic, light complexion, 5'8~", 135#, hair red tinge, bluegrey'eyes; b-Essex, Eng, 9 Oct 1891; r-Lawrence, ef-CostaRica; v-Cartago, Ifr-San Jose; ra-George V; arr-New Orleans,S Feb 1924; df-15 Oct 1924. #193. MONTFOORT, Jacob, 48, farmer, fair, 5'5"; 135#, sandy hair, blue eyes; Right leg otf above knee~ b-Schiedam, Holland, 25 Sept 1870; r-Marion Twp, Dg Co; efblank; v-Red Star Line; Ifr-Schiedam; ra-Queen of Netherlands; arr-NewYork 15 Jun 1881; df-13 Mar 1918~ #90 'ii �19 MPAHOS, ConstantenosD;·,. 30, restaurant manager; medium complexion, 5'8", 170#; black hair, brown eyes; b-Patrai, Greece 21 May 1893; r-940 New Hampshire St., Lawrence; ef-Greece; v-Athens; 1fr-Sarava1e, Greece; ra-Ru1er of Greece; arr-New York City, 1 Jun 1910; df-30 Jun 1923. #174 MUELLER, Eugene H-., 19, office work; fair, 5'5", 132#, black hair, brown eyes; b-Zweibrucken Reinpfa1z, Germany 22 Dec 19~'(?), r-Eudora; v-York, 1fr-Zweibrucken; ra-Ger. Empire; Arr-New York City 17 May 1923; df-29 Sep 1923. #179. NAISMITH, James, 57, Teacher-KU; fair, 5'9", 185#, brown: hair, blue eyes; bAlmonte, Ontario, Canada, 6 Nov 1861; r-1635 Massachusetts St., Lawrence; ef-Ontario, Canada via Vermont Central R.R.; wf-Maude E. Naismith, b-Chicopee Falls, MA; raGeorge V; arr Springfield, MA 15 Sep 1890; df-11 Sep 1919. #143 NElS, Frederick, 63, farmer; fair, 5'5", 158#, hair sandy, eyes blue; b-Kaiser1autern Reinpflao, Germany on 15th Ju1 1854; r-Eudora Twp; ef-Bremen,Ger. vHansa; 1fr-Kaisers1autern (?)Reihnpfa1e, Ger.; ra-Wi11iam II; arr-New York City 22 May 1869; df-16 Feb 1918. #70. NElS, Peter, 57, farmer; fair, 5'6", 178#, hair sandy, eyes brown; b-KLR, Ger.; ef-KLR; ra-Wi1liam II; arr-New York City 22 May 1869; df-8 Mar 1918. #84. NIEMEYER, Felix Alexander Georg, 21 Clerk; fair, 5'8", 160#, brown hair,brown eyes; marks-Heavy eyebrows and mustache; b-Nordhausen, Ger. 12 Nov 1888; r-Lawrence; ef-Ger.;v-Main; 1fr-Witchdorf, Ger.; ra-Wi11iam II; arr-New York City, 17 Nov 1909; df-20 Ju1 1910. #27 (see #157) NIEMEYER Felix Alexander Georg, 32, Clerk; dark, 5'8",150#, black hair, brown eyes; b-Nordhausen, Ger. 12 Nov 1888; r-727A.rkansas St., Lawrence; ef-(?)Brunhofer, Ger. , v-Main; 1fr-Witchdorf; wf-(?)Surana, b at Badnewhei~,Ger; ra-Ger.; arr-New York, 17 Nov 1909; df-23 Jun 1921; #157. (see #27) O11isco, Joseph, 22 Section hand; ruddy complexion, 5'1", 145#, black hair, brown eyes, mark-mustache; b-Bompietro, Italy 20 Jan 1886· r-Grover KS; ef-Bompietro, Italy; v-Moniglia; 1fr-B.!.; ra-Vjctor Enunanue1 III, King of Italy; all'.,New Orleans, LA 9 Oct 1903; df-3 Feb 1908. #12 . Ollisco, Joseph, 30, Farmer; ruddy complexion, 5'3", 155#, black hair, brown eyes; b-B.,It. 20 Jan 1887; r-Grover, KS; ef-B. It.; v-Monig1ia; lfr-B.rt.; ra,.. Vict. Eman.; ar-New Or1eans,9 Oct 1903; df-8 Jan 1918. #60 (see #12) . 011isco, S~mue1 Ag~ti~o, ~9, Section hand; ruddy comp., 5'9", 150#, brown ha~r, gray eyes, mark-d1st1nct1ve mustache;b-Bompietro, It. 24 Feb 1888; r-Grover KS,v-cannot state; 1fr-B. It.; ra-Victor:;'.Enunanuel III· ar-New Orleans LA 1 Sept' 1902; df-3 Feb 1908. #11 ' , , " Olson, Mrs. Augusta' Fredricka, 60 housekeeper· light 5'1" 125# b h . ' b1 ue eyes,. bOb " , rown a1r - re ro, Sweden, 2aSept··1862·r-Alma KS" RR ' #4· " ef Sweden· v"d t' k " . 1f O b ' " , , - 0 no now, r- re ro, Sw.; ra-Gustavus Ir, K. of Sw.· ar-New York City 1 Jan 1870. df-3 Aug 1923. #175. ' , Ortcharoff, Atanas V.' , 17, student; dark comp., 5'8" 150# black hair b eyes; b-MoustaphaITacha, Bulgarian Turkey on the ___day of Aug 1889; ~_Lawren~e;rown ~~-Tu~k~y; v-blank; 1fr- Turkey; ra-Abdul Hamid II, Sultan of Turkey· ar-New York 1ty , Aug 1905; df-27 May 1907. ,#4. (Written in red ink across decl~ration "Void. Declarant being under proper age". Signed Henry H. Asher, Clerk. �20 Ortcharoff, Enaco V', 23, student; dark comp., 5'6", 150#, black hair, brown eyes; b-MTB, Turkey Mar 1884; r-Lawrence; ef-Turkey; v-Hamburg American Line; 1fr-Turkey; ra-A.H. II; ar-New York City 4 Mar 1901; df-27 May 1907. #5 Osma, JoSe' Maria, 36, Professor of languages; compo blank, 5'7", 125#; black hair, cark brown eyes; b-~arcelona, Spain 2 Feb 1886; r-Lawrence; ef-Po~t Limon, Costa Rica; v-Esparta; lfr-San Jose, Costa Rica; wf-Matilda Equilar, b':'-(?)Alaphala, Costa Rica; ra-A1fonso WIll, K. of Spain; ar-Boston in state of New York 7 Aug 1916; df-15 Jul 1922. #169. Patterson, -John, 21, student; fair, 5'10", 154#, dark hair, blue eyes; b-Gree"'; nock, Scotland 14 Mar 1892; r-Baldwin,; ef-Derry, Ireland; v-Columbia; lfr-Belfast, Ireland; ra-George V; ar-New York City 13 Mah 1900; df-8 Mar 1913. #33. Pavlakos, Louis, 26, Hat cleaner &blocker; medium compo 5'7", 145#, dark brown hair, grayish brown eyes; marks-stiff joint of the little finger on left hand; bSparta, Greece 28 Aug 1900; r-2l5 West 6th St., Lawrence; ef-Sparta, Greece;v-Macedonia; lfr-S.G.; ra-The Greece Republic; ar-New York City 7 Sept 1912; df-17 Jan 1927. #207 Pfleger, Carl, 59, farmer; fair, 5'4", 140#, sIghtly gray hair, blue eyes; mark-first finger off of left hand; b-Bavaria 22 Aug 1858; r-Eudora Twp; ef-Bavaria; v-"do not remember name of vessel"; lfr-Bavaria, Ger.; wf-Emma 0., b-at Tipton ""': county, IN; ar-Baltimore, MD 15 Jul 1880; df-13 Apr 1918. #112. Pohl, Herman, 59, farmer; fair, 5'10", 150#, dark gray hair, gray eyes; markdisabled left hand; b-Bahn, Germany l~Apr 1859; r-Ba1dwin; ef-Bahn, Ger.; v-Hapsburg; lfr-Bahn; wf-August~, b-Bahn, Ger.; ra-Wi1liam II; ar-Baltimore, MD 5 Apr-1883; df-8 Apr 1918. #109. Pooch, Henrich (signed Hinnrich), 62, farmer; fair, 5'6", 130#; dark gray hair, blue eyes; b-(?)Mesdo, Ger. 22 Nov 1856; r-Pa1myra" Twp; ef-Bremen, Ger.; v-Rhine; lfr-Mesdo, Ger.; wf-(?) Sebutina, b-"I do not know"; ra-William II; ar-Baltimore 15 Apr 1889; ef-21 Dec 1918. '#137. Pooch, Herman, 52, farmer; fair, 5'5", 145#, light hair, blue eyes; b-(?)Pounner, Ger. 11 Mar 1868; r~RFD #1, Eudora, KS; ef-Hamburg, Ger; v-Polenisia; lfrPommer, Ger; ra-Ger; ar-New York City 15 Dec 1888; df-7 Dec 1920. #153. Portius, George Alexander, 29 farmer; fair, 5'10", 168#, brown hair, blue eyes; b-St. Boswells, Roxburyshire, Scotland 1 Sept 1880; r-Dg Co; ef-Crystal City,Man~ itoba, Canada via horse and buggy; lfr-C.C., Man.Con; ra-Edward VII; ar-Ames, Iowa 10 Nov 1904; df-22 Nov 1909. ~21. Prim, John Peter, 53, farmer; fair 5'5", 150#, gray hair, light brown eyes; marks-forefinger on right hand off at,second joint; b-Junglinster, Lux. 3 Nov 1864; r-Marion Twp, Dg co; ef-Junglinster; v-Westernland; lfr-J. Lux; ra-Marie Adelaide, Gra"nd Duchess of Lux.; ar-New York City 27 Mar 1884; ef-6 Feb 1918. #61 Provatakis, Panagiotis Athanasion, 34, waiter; light compo 5"'9", 165#, brown hair, blue eyes; b-Tripolis, greece 14 Sept 1893; r...:72l N. H. St., Lawrence; efPiraeur, Greece; v-"I don't remember"; 1fr'''':Tripo1is, Gre.; ra-Gre. Republic; arEllis Island, New York 28 or 30 Oct 1907; df-l Jun 1928. #214. Raibh~, Erhard, 56, farmer; "dark,S '6", 145#, dark gray hair, "brown eyes; m~rk­ scar on back of right hand; b-Wurttemberg, Ger. 8 Jan 1862; r-MariOJ) Twp; ef-Wurt.,." temberg; v-America; wf- name not legible, b-Oldenburg, Ger; 'ar-New York City 24 Feb 1884; df-2 Apr 1918. #104. ' �-21 Richardson, Simpson, 45 clerk; light comp., 5'9~", 120#, white hair, blue eyes; b-Waverton, Eng~ 15 Oct 1862; r-Lawrence, ef-Eng. v-blank; 1fr-Eng; ra-Edward VII; ar-New York City 14 Apr 1881; df-28 May 1907. #6. Richtermeier, August, 64, farmer; fair, 5'7", 154#, light hair, blue eyes; bWestfa1en, Ger. 12 Mar 1854; r-Eudora; ef-Bremen, Ger·; v-don't remember; 1fr-Westfa1en, Ger; ra-Wi11iamII; ar-New York City 28 Sept 1879; df-18 Jun 1918. #123. Rock1und, Oscar Thorva1d, 34, Supt. Fowler Shops, KU; fair, 5'10", 140#, iight hair, blue eyes; marks-first finger off at first joint left hand; b-Stockho1m, Swe. 17 Oct 1883; r-llo3 Connecticut St., Lawrence;· ef-Stockho1m; v-blank; wf-Minnie A.,. b-Lawrence; ra-Gustavus V, K. of Sweden; ar-New York City 1 May 1884; df-12 Sept 1918. #132. Rohe, Martin, 62, farmer; fair, 5'1l!.i", 158#, dark gray hair, blue eyes; bA1s·ace, Ger; v-do not remember; 1fr':A1sace; ra-William II; ar-New York City 15 Feb 1873; df-5 Mar 1918; #80. Roser, Philip, 53, farmer; fair, 5'6", 175#, brown ,hair, gray eyes; b-A1sace, Ger. 3 Apr 1866; r-Wi11ow Springs Twp; ef-A1sace, Ger; v-do not remember;.wf-Mary, b-A1sace, Ger .. ; ar-New York City 25 Mar 1893; df-4 Apr 1918. # Rothberger, John, 68, day laborer; dark, 5'7", 138#, black hair, brown eyes; b-Neider Bayern 12 May 1849; r-Eudora; ef-Neider Bayern; v-do nQt remember; 1fr-N.B.; ra-Char1es, Emperor of Austria; ar-New York City 12 June 1881; df-2 Mar 1918. #178. . . r'"" . "'f ~ ~, ... Scha1bar,.August John, 44, farmer; dark, 5~10", 170#, black hair, brown eyes; b-Berchem, Lux 12 Nov 1873; r-Marion Twp; ef-Antwerp, Be1g.; v-Northland;' 1fr-Berchern, Lux.; ra-Marie Adelaide, G.D. of Lux; ar-New York City 1 Jun 1888;df-9 Feb 1918. #66.Scha1bar, Emil, 28, butcher; dark, 5'9", 168#, black hair, brown eyes; markslight injury and cast in left eye; b-Luxembourg, village of Bergen 28 Dec 1881; r-Lawrence; ef-Lux.; v-name unknown, Red Star Line; Ifr-Bergen, Lux.; ra-William, Grand Duke of Lux.; ar-New York City 10 Jun 1888; df~9 Nov 1910; #29 (se~ #183) Scha1bar , Emil, 43, painter;·dark, 5'9", 175#, black hair, dark eyes; markslight injury and cast in left eye; b-Lux 28 Dec 1880; r-Lawrence, Dg co; ef-Lux;' v-name unknown, Red Star Line; 1fr-Bergen, Lux; ra-Char1otte, G.D.:Lux; ar-NewYork City 10 June -1888; df-25 Jan 1924. #183 (see #29). Schatbar~ Julius, 39, farmer; dark, 6', 170#, gray hair, blue eyes; b-Berchern; Lux. 5 Oct 1878; r-Marion Twp; ef-Antwerp on Northland; 1fr-Berchem; ra-Marie Adelaide, G.D. Lux; ar':'New York City 1 Jun 1888; df-9 Feb 1918. #67. Schalbar, Nickolas, .76, farmer; fair .5'6", 170#, gray hair, blue eyes; b-Berchern, Lux. 2 Mar 1842; r-Marion Twp; ef-Antwerp, Be1g; v-Northland; 1fr-Berchem; was married. wf-Mary d. 2 Jun 1913; ra-Gr.D. Lux; ar-New York City 1 Jun 1888; df-16 May 1918. #120. Schaufe1e, Pauline Wilhelmine 16; housework; fair, 5'6", 126#, blonde hair, blue grey eyes; b-Altbach, Wurttemberg, Ger. 25 Apr 1909; r-817 Maine St., Lawrence; ef-Bremen, Ger.; v-George Washington; 1fr-Altbach bie Esslingen, Wurt.Ger; raGermany; ar-New York City 9 Jan'1924; df-9 Jul 1925. #201. ~ Schaufele, William Ernst, 19, farmer; fair, 6'; 170#, brown hair, grey eyes; b-(?)A1bich, Wert. Ger. 7 May 1905; r-Overbrook; ef-Bremen; v-George Washington; �22 ra-Ger. Emperor; ar-New York City 10 Jan 1924; df-4 Sept 1924. #191. Schehrer, Wende1in Edward, 45,farmer; fair, 5'6", 150#"brown hair, blue eyes; b-A1sace-Lorraine, France .8 Nov 1861; r-Eudora Twp; ef-France; v-blank; 1fr-A1saceLorraine; ra-Rep. ob Franc.e; ar~New York City. _. __ 1865; df-ll Jun 1907. # 7 . . Schick, Adam, 61, farmer; medium compo 5'10", 162#, grey hair, brown eyes; marks-blind in left eye, and third finger off 6f right hand; b-Renish, Bavaria 12 Apr 1862; r-Vin1and, ef-Renish, B. ; v-Friesia; 1fr-Oderuheim on the G1au; ra-Ger. ar-New York City 5 May 1877; . df-22 Aug 1923. #177. Schlegel, Jeremiah, 70, farmer; dark, 5'6", 150#, gray hair, brown eyes; b(?)Azmoss, Switz. 21 Mar 1847; r-Eudora; ef-Havre, France; v-don't reme~ber,lfr­ (?)Ozmoss, Switz.; ra-Swiss Confederation;ar-New York 2 May 1865; df-1~ Dec 1917.#59. Schlegel, John Ulrich, 73, farmer; dark, 5'9", 150#, gray hair, brown eyes; b-Azmoss, Switz. 10 May 1844; r-Eudora; ef~Havre, France; v-do not remember; 1frAzmoss, Switz; ra-Swiss Confederation; ar~New York City 2 May.1865; df-18 Dec 1917. #58. Schmitt, John, 59, carpenter; fair, 5'10", 145#., grey hair, grey eyes; b-Kay1, Lux 28 Jun 1858; r-Marion Twp; ef-Antwerp, Be1g.; v-do not remember;ra-Marie Adel-' aide, G.D. of Lux.; ar-New York City 11 May 1885; df-9 Feb 1918. #64. Schopper, Joe, 47, farmer; dark, 5'6", 160#, black hair, brown eyes; mark-mustache; b-Bavaria, Ger. 17 Apr 1860; r-Eudora; ef-Ger; v-blank; 1fr-Ger.; ra-Wi11iam II; ar-New York City 8 May 1871; df-6 May 1907. #3 (see 75) Schopper, Joe,' 58, farmer; fair, 5'7", 147#, dark.gray hair, brown eyes;, (other information same as #3 above; df-26 Feb 1918.' #75. Schreiner, John Nick, 61, farmer; dark, 5'10", 160#, gray hair, blue eyes; b-Jung1inster, Lux. on 12 Jan 1857; r-Marion Twp; ef-Jung1inster; v-don't remember; ra-D. of Lux; ar-Phi1ade1phia 1 Nov 1877; df-6 Feb 1918'. #62. Schu1meyer, Philip Ernst, 25, farmer; fair, 5'7" 149#, brown hair, gray eyes; b-Sachsenhausen, Ger. 6 Jan 1887; r-RFD #10, Lawrence, KS; ef-Bremen, Ger. on vGeorge Washington;. 1fr-Bad Nauheim; wf-Louisa Katrina, b-Lawrence; ra-Ger. ar~New York City 24 Apr 1911; df-:::8 Aug 1912. "1t32. Schu1meyer, Philip Ernst, 32, farmer; fair 5'7", 150# (balance same as :'#32 above). df-21 Aug 1919. #142. Schu1meyer, William, 21, tinner; fair, 5'7", 138#, brown hair, blue eyes; bBad Nauheim 11 Dec 1892;r-Lawrence; ef-Ger. on the Kronprinzesin Cezilie; 1frB. N., Ger.; ra-Wi1liam II; ar-New York City 7 Nov 1910; df-19· Oct 1914. #38 Schu1meyer, Will iam, 27, sheet metal worker; 5 i 6~", 145#; r-716 R: 1. St., ,Lawrence; ef-Bremen, Ger. on Kronprinzessen Ceci1ie; not married; ar-New Yo+k City. 9 Nov 1910; df-25 Jan 1922 .. #162. (see #38 above) Schuster, John, 58, laborer and poultry raising; fair, 5'8", 1(>5#, grey hair, grey eyes; b-Bishofrisch 10 Mar 1865; r-Eudora; ef-Hamburg; v-German Louis; 1frGer.; ra-Ger.; ar-New York City 28 Apr 1881; df-29 Mar 1923. #170. Schutz, Louis, 57, farmer; fair, 6', 160#, dark gray hair, gray eyes; bMu1heim, Ger. 10 Jan 1861; r-C1inton Twp; ef-Mu1heim; v-don't remember; not married, the name of my wife, Caroline, died July 1912. She was born at Beaver _ _-=--_---'c:c.::o:c.::u=n:...:,tl.'-yenn; ra-Wi11iam II i_aT-New York City 8 Jun 1880; df-30 Mar 1918. #98 .___.,--__ 1 - To be continued �23 PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH LAWRENCE, KANSAS PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Picture from A Souvenir Historv of Lawrence, Kansas. 1898 fCompi.leJ ."iod pllbli~hed by E.F. Caldwell In September, 1854, Rev. S.Y. LUM, of New York, was sent out as a missionary to Kansas,- by the Home Missionary Society. Arriving in Lawrence, he immediately commenced his work, preaching his first sermon October 1, 1854. The services were held in the "Pioneer Boarding House"-the only available building at that time . . After holding several meetings, an organization was perfected by him, including the following members: S~Y. LUM, Charles DICKSON, O.A. HANSCOM, O. HARLOW, L. LITCHFIELD and wife, S.C. POMEROY, Carrie R. LUM, Anna TAPPAN. The organization was named the "Plymouth Church," from the fact that the circumstances and aims of its founders, who were principally from New England, so nearly resembled those of the Plymouth Pilgrims. Services were held in the "Pioneer Boarding House" for a short time, when the rough board building, called "the church," was completed. During. the winter, the building was destroyed by fire. In March, 1855, the church commenced holding meetings in the St. Nicholas Hotel. Services were held here until a room was provided in the upper story of a frame building on Massachusets.street. In the autumn of 1855, they were compelled to relinquish the room for the use of the citizen soldiery. In the sUmIner of 1856, they moved into the "Emigrant Aid Building," which they occupied through the fall and winter, and later, a few weeks,the Unitarian Church. In the spring of 1856, the erection of a church edifice.was commenced, and the building partially completed in the spring of the year following, and services held in it. The building was finally completed in 1862. The structure is 40x65 feet, and built of limestone. Rev. S.Y. LUM officiated as pastor till the spring .of 1857, when he was succeeded in December of the same year, by Rev. D. CORDLEY. For eighteen years, Mr. CORDLEY had charge of the church, and was succeeded in May, 1876, by Rev. L.W. SPRING. Mr. SPRING remained till October, 1881, and was succeeded by the present incumbent, Rev. G. Hale SCOTT. In 1868, the church having progressed so rapidly, it was found necessary to erect a new edifice. This structure, one of the largest and finest buildings of its kind in the State, is constructed of brick, and is 60xl14 feet. The total cost, including a $4,000 pipe organ, was $40,000. Present membership, 318. From History of Kansas by A.T. ANDREAS, Chicago: 1883 The LawrencE .j ournal, November 2, 1884· ··--1 CONGREGATIONAL ASSOCIATION f· . ': ' The meeting on. Friday evening.was devoted to the thirtieth anniversary of the founding of Plymouth church. Hon. S.O. THACHER presided. Addresses were delivered by ~!r. HANSCOM, Mr. SAVAGE, Mr. SIMPSON, Rev. Dr. CCRDLEY, Rev. Hr. PARKER, Mr. HASKELL, R.D. THACHER, Professors SPRING and SNOW, and Col. LINES .. The ·remarks were interesting and rich in facts concerning the early history of Lawrence ann Plymouth church. . The Saturday morning session was devoted to miscellaneous and devotional exercises. The next association 'vill be at Parsons. The association preacher is Rev. A.C. HOGBIN; alternate, Rev. W.O. BALL. A resolution was offered, urging thorough instruction on temperance in our. schools. . The Telephone was heartily commended to the patronage of the churches. An earnest appeal in favor of pushing the work in our large cities, by Rev. Mr. INGALLS. Rev. Mr. BROOD spoke in regard to evangelistic· work in the state. In the eve~~ng addresses regarding the work in general, and particularly in.Western ~ansas, were deu.vered hy Rev. Mr .. PLATT, ·Rev. FOSTER and others. Miss NEWMAN, who is build1ng up a church 1n Western Kansas, also spoke briefly. ~__ l~~~~y ~a?,=-~~??I~~ __ . �PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH LAWRENCE, KANSAS REMOVALS RECEPTIONS No. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. lOa. lOb. 1L 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. Name Date Date of Removal How Received How Removed Dismissed Remarks 1st Congl. church Hannsvi11e, N.Y. To Cong1. Ch. Atchison, Ks. " " Wakarusa, Ks. 15 Sept. 1875 Congo Middletown, NY 15 Oct. 1854 Samuel G. LUM Nov. 1858 " L. Hampton, Ms. Samuel C. POMEROY Mav 1860 Groton, Mass. Charles DICKSON Died Mt. Vern0n, N. Boston 3 Nov. 1914 Oliver A. HANSCOM Ang1. Brookfield, Ms. Jan. 1857 Franklin HASKELL " 1855 Lewis LITCHFIELD " 1855 Mrs. Lewis LITCHFIELD 1st Congl. church Mannsville, N.Y. Congo Midd1eto~~, N.Y. 15 Sept.. 1875 Dismissed Mrs. Carrie K. LUM " Died " 7 June 1912 Anna Tappan HANSCOM Fitchburg, Ms. 1855 " Dec. 1854 Daniel LOWE 11 Mar. 1916 N.Y. 11 Mar. 1916 Elizabeth GILBERT " To Cong1. Ch. Wakarusa, Ks. Dismissed Sept. 1865 Feb. 1855 Edward JONES n " Sarah JONES Paralysis of Died 16 Dec. 1874 Cong1. Warren, Ms. Mrs. Nancy ROSS April 1855 Consumption Aug. 1873 Henrietta ROSS (CLARKE) " " To Cong1. Ch. Washington, D.C. Dismissed 1865 Nov. Lowell, Ms. Lydia S. HALL Old Age Died 1873 Oct. Hartford, Vt. William SAVAGE in.] [The above date of reception has been crossed out in pencil and 1857 was written Old Age Died 2 Aug. 1882 Hartford, Vt. Polly SAVAGE in. ] [The above date of reception has been crossed out in pencil and 1857 was written Died Hartford, Vt. April 1855 Joseph SAVAGE II tI Heart Disease June 1855 II " Amanda SAVAGE To Cong1. Ch. Leavenworth, Ks. Dismissed Brookfield, Ms. May 1866 Mrs. Almira HASKELL " To Cong1. Ch. Wakarusa, Ks. Groton, Ms. May 1860 Mrs. Rebecca F. DICKSON" W. Randolph, Vt. 1855 Died Oscar HARLOW " Pneumonia March 9, 1875 Died 1856 Henry M. SIMPSON Dismissed to Salina, Ks. 13 Dec. 1906 1856 Mary F. SIMPSON [Dec. was written over Jan.] Lawrence, Ks. 1857 "So. Hampton, Ms. 22 Nov. 1916 Died Charles L. EDWARDS [March 1857 - Date of Reception - has been written in.] To former Pres. Ch. Lawrence, Ks. 1856 Pres. Ch. - PC March 1858 Dismissed C.E. MINER [1856 has been crossed out and 1857 was written in.] " " 1856 Pres. Ch. - PC March 1858 Mrs. E.H. MINER [1856 has been crossed out and 1857 was written in.] " Congl. Ch. Reading, Mass. 1857 Congo Reading, Ms. 1863 Henry F. PARKER " " " 1857" " . Lutheria E. PARKER. Nov. 1865 " 1857 Albert P. DAMON Old Age Died 14 Jan. 1872 1857 Samuel SIMPSON 1880 1857 Hannah P. SIMPSON ~Died Jan. 1886 Alonzo FULLERCong1. Norwich, Ct. Jan. 1858 Lawrence, Kansas 1910 Lucy A. FULLER 5 Jan. 1858 " " " tI " 4 Mar. 1896 Pres. Ripley, O. Mrs. Rebecca HENDRY Jan. 1858 " To Chh in Ct. Dismissed 1858 Congo Ct. . Miss Amelia ALVORD [Aurelia is written above Amelia] Pres. Ann Arbor, Mich. 1904 Died Flint [written in pencil] Richard CORDLEY Jan. 1858 ["Died" was written in ink with "Dismissed" written over it in pencil] Benif[?] Congo Dec. 1871 Dismissed To Congo Chh in Kansas City Otis WILMARTH Pr..Q.vJde~c~, R._I. �RECEPTIONS No. Name 39. 40. Edward P. FITCH , Mrs. Sarah A. FITCH " 41. Catherine MORRIS " . Date How Received ,;:/ 42. 43. 44. 50. 51. 52. 53. 54. 55. 56. 57. 58. 59. 60. 6l. 62. William A.:: PHILLIPS Mrs. Wm. A. PHILLIPS Hiram BENNETT .lor BURNETT] Margaret HISCOCK Emeline WOODWARD BROWN William A. SIMPSON Mary E. PARTRIDGE Mr. PARDY or PURDY William W. BLOSS Mrs. Phebe DELAND Charles CAMPBELL John O. TUTTLE Jonathan MINER Mrs. David JONES George H. SARGENT Mrs. Jane B. ARCHIBALD. Nancy ARCHIBALD Elisabeth N: MARSHALL William LIVERMORE Josiah G. FULLER Mary A. CORDLEY(see 782) 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 67. 68. 68. 69. 70. 71. Amos LUM 1859 Mrs. Fanny LUM Ellenore DAVIS Lewis HOWELL (see 751) " Mrs. Lewis HOWELL (751) " Mrs. Lewis HOWELL (see 751) Peter P. ROY':' " Peter P. ROY " Mrs. Peter P. ROY Elizabeth P. HASKELL Annie KIRKPATRICK 72. Samuel A. RIGGS, 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. I, i I l i I " Congl. ___ Oregon " Salem St. Boston Profession " " ... ~ . " " " .L: " 1859 1860 i I'- J..--~ Solon O. THACHER 74. Mrs. Sarah THACHER 75. Mrs. Jennie SUTLIFF 76. Mrs. Susan GILMORE 77. Mrs. Mary E. 'WOODWARD 78. Silas MERRILL , 79. Mrs. Elizabeth MERRILL 80. _ _ _ _Mrs. ___ Charles HASKELL -- - - - " How Removed Remarks Aug. 21, 1863 Oct. 1869 Died Dismissed Killed by Quantrill Aug. 21 To Congo Chh Kansas City 1860 " To Congl. Chh. Emporia, (Welsh) 1860 " " Pres. Chh. Seneca, Ks.[?] " 1858 ,1",_ 73. Congl. Hopkinton, Ms. Benif. Cong. Providence, R. I. Welsh Congl. Milwaukee, Wis. Pres. Ill. REMOVALS .Date of Removal 1859 15 Feb. 1882 May 1860 " Died " " Dropped Dismissed Died Dismissed Dropped 3 Mar. 1880 2 Jan. 1867 1861 1860(7) Congl. of Wisconsin Oct. 1865 M.D. Wisconsin Oct. 1865 Congl. Bershire, Vt[7] 4 Sept. 1863 Congl. Clinton, Ks. 17 Dec. 1873 18 " " " Groton, Ms. May 1860 tt " Profession Nov. 1865 Congl. Pinckney, Mich. 30 Nov. 1914 Congl. Newark, N.j. II II " Welsh Congo Cincinnati, O. Welsh Congo Cincinnati, O. Welsh Ill. Framingham, Ms. 1st Congl. Chicago, Ill. 2nd Pres. Cincinnati, O. 1st Pres. Chicago, Ill. 1st Pres. Chicago, Ill. Profession M.E. Chh. Profession Congl. Rockport, Ill. " Died Dead Dismissed Ms. II Burned to death in prairie fire Pt. Congo Ch. Wyandott To Congo Chh. Mt. Gilead, Ks. In Illinois - Aurora To form. Congl. Chh. Mound City To M.E. Chh. Havershill, NH Failed to appear II Died Dismissed Died Dismissed " " " " " Wounded by Quantrill To Congl. Chh. Washington, D.C. Date Unknown To form. Congl. Chh. Wakarusa, Ks. II" II II " To Congl. Chh. West Medford, Ms. Flint [written in pencil] Died at , Lawrence, Ks. Died at 'Hughson Peaceful death Died two weeks after her husband Dismissed To Chh. in California June, 1864 See 752 9 Nov. 1870 May 1866 Oct. 1866 24 Nov. 1915 Died Dismissed " " To Congl. Chh. Central City, Colo. " Leavenworth, Ks. " Salem, Oregon Dismissed by letter to First Cong'l Church Ann Arbor, Michigan .' 11 Aug. 1895 Died - Mr. Cordley being away on vacation came home to preach funeral sermon which was held in the church. I 8 July 1912 Died Mr. ELDERKIN being on vacation, ;' ' services conducted by Dr. PAYNE Died M.E. Church, Eudora, Ks. 1 July 1874 Dismissed To Congl. Chh. Montpelier, Vt. Dec. 1868 Dec. 1868 At Mendota, Ill. Died 1864 " " " 1906 " To be continued Copied by Jane Wiggins at K.U. Spencer Research Library N VI �-', _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 2.6,-...:------------- -' -.... -- "-'-, \ DIVORCES PASSED by the TERRITORIAL LEGISLATIVE \I . __J of From: ~ KANSAS-~861 ·ASS·EMB·LY""'·~~~'--: ~~_____ The Lawrence Republican-Jan 24 & 31l & Feb 7;, 1861. OAUPASSEO Q!, PARTI ES ALLEN. MarY' Ann and Esra BALDWIN. WUliam A. and Julia S. BEESON. Allen from Elizabeth BILGER. Augustus and Emeline BITTMAN. George M. and Catherine BROWN. James H. and Chloe *HOUGH. MarY' and Henry C. HOOVER. Melissa and SY'lvester *LORING. Seraphina and Joseph? LEWIS, Clark W. and Sarah *LOVELACE. George W. and Sarah l'lALLORY. Marcus and Angeline *MOORE, Ellen Jane from James S. MORTON, Anna A. and William A. MURPHY, Rosana and Edward PABKEli, Harriet S. and Howard E. SMITH, HenrY' and Harriet (or Henrietta1) SMITH, Rebecca J. and George B. SPIMEY, Anson B. and Margaret Jane *STEVENS, Ruducia F. and A.L. (S.1) TODD. Almarissa P. (or Almarlnda F.) and HenrY' R. *Van DELFT, John and Laura (or Demra1) *Van TIFFLIN /Van TEFFLIN, LucY' and SchuY'ler WELLS,. Sabra (or Sarah)J. and Alpheus *WESl. Willlam and MarY' Ann (of Phlladelphla) *WHITNEY, James P. and Catherine (or Harrlet N.) 31 31 30 30 30 31 7 29 30 31 29 31 30 29 30 2 30 31 31 31 2 Jan 1861 Jan 1861 Jan 1 1861 Jan 18611 Jan 18611 Jan 1861 Feb 1861 Jan 1861 Jan 1861 Jan 1861 Jan ? 1861 Jan 1861 1 Jan 1861 Jan 1861 Jan 1861 Feb 1861 Jan1 1861 Jan 1861 Jan 1861 Jan 1861 Feb 1861 Jan 18611 Jan 18611 2 Feb 1861 31 Jan 1861 :.' 31 Jan 1861 *Passed wlthout the approval of the Governor * * it * * it The following are 'Divorce BUls wbiGh· were introduced at the Territorlal Leglslatlve AssemblY' of Kansas ln 1861. It ls unclear whether or not theY' were ever approved. Blll lntroduced, 30 Jan 1861 BAMONE, James M. and Ellzabeth BARNARD. James N. and Ellzabeth Blll nla ld ontable n 31 Jan 1861 BBOWN. Jos. H. and Clara ..,iU.lLlntroduced, 30 Jan 1861 DIEHM, Jacob and _1_ Blll introduced,. 24 Jan 1861 GOBLEE. LY'dla A. and George Refused 25 Jan 1861 KENNETH. John C. and Jemlna MARQUETTE. Susan E. and Stephen i>1. METCALF, Danlel/Davld P. and P. or B. EmilY' a USHMEfiE, Andrewv L. (or P.) and Carollne 30 Jan.1861 SHAFF, Almenl&: H.' arid Joseph Bead 1st' tlme 29 Jan 1861 THOMAS, Hannah and Joseph Petltlon 25 Jan 1861 WILLOUGHBY, Lydla and ? Petltlon 24 Jan 1861 WILLOUGHBY, Blchard and Sophronla Blll lntroduced 30 Jan 1861 (, NAME CHANGES HOBBS, John Wllllam to HABTMAN. John Wllllam 30 Jan 1861 LAWSING. Abraham to WELLS. John "Passed House"16 Jan 1861 Note: For other dlvorces and name changes of the Kansas Terrltorlal Perlod. see Vol. VIII. No.4 of THE PIONEER. ComplIed by Judy Sweets- '~'-. �27 , ~nlon J_ __ _ _ •• __ __ L ~ ~i The Republican: Lawrence, Kansas, June 14, 1860 HORRIBLE MURDER! Midnight Attack on the House of Jos. Gardner (' -v\ ( ) On last Friday night, about midnight, the house of Mr. Joseph GARDNER-one of the most respected citizens of this county, living on Washington Creek--was attacked by a gang of armed assassins, who attempted to enter the house and murder its inmates. Mr. GARDNER and his family bravely defended themselves, and a colored man working for Mr. GARDNER, named Napoleon SIMPSON, going to the door during the attack, was fatally wounded, so that he died in less than an hour. Volley after volley was fired in at the windows, and it was only by a miracle that more of the inmates were not murdered. Mr. GARDNER is a quiet man, very highly esteemed by the community at large, and knows of no cause of enmity against him, except that he is a radical anti-slavery man, and never betrays the fleeing fugitive. It is supposed that the attack must have been made by a gang of wretches who are prowling about the Territory, stealing horses, kidnapping colored people, and committing like crimes. Those who think that the battle with the slave power is fought and won, on the soil of Kansas, will see that it is only just begun! We publish below the testimony taken before the coroner, in accordance with which a verdict was found that deceased came to his death at the hands of persons unknown: Joseph GARDNER, being duly sworn, testified as follows: A few minutes before one o'clock a.m. on the morning of June 9, 1860, three or more men, to me unknown, came to my house and attempted to force an entrance. To the question, "Who is there?" the reply was, "Open the door, sir." "What do you want?" was answered with the expression, "G-d D--m you, open the door!" The door was then opened, and I immediately discharged my revolver at a person standing nearby, supposed to be the one who had been talking to me. My shot was promptly answered, and as promptly repeated on my part. Again my shot was responded .to. But my third shot receiving no answer, I shut the door and went to a window, through which I discharged a shot at a man who was passing. This shot was very promptly answered by another man, at the side of the window. At the same moment, a heavy discharge of bird and buckshot came in at the other window, on the opposite side of the house. I then took my Sharp's rifle, with which I shot several times at two different men I saw retreating on horseback. On passing a window, a discharge of buckshot, twelve in number, was aimed at me, and lodged in the wall of my house, but a short distance from the bed in which my wife and two youngest children were. While I was thus engaged' in the defense of my self and home, my son, Theodore and a man in my employment by the name of Napoleon SIMPSON, were also engaged in the defense--each discharging several shots. Two shots were fired at my son, and one at Napoleon SIMPSON, which took effect in his left breast, when he fell to the floor, and died in about forty-five minutes. �28 Jos. GARDNER Con't: Question-- Did you see anyone that you could recognize in the future? Answer-- No. Q. Was anything found about the premises that,would tend to implicate any person? A. Nothing positive; but there were a few things that make up strong circumstantial evidence. Q. Have you those things in your possession? A. Yes. Mrs. Sarah GARDNER, being duly sworn, testified as follows: A few minutes before one o'clock, on the morning of the 9th inst., I was awakened by the dogs making a noise. My husband got out of bed and ~vent to the door, and asked, "Who is there?" Their reply.was, "Open the door, sir." My husband then asked, "What do you want?" The reply was, "G-d d-m you, "open the door!" in a very stern voice. The door was then opened and my husband then fired. Five different. shots were exchanged at the door. My husband then closed the door and went to a window, through which he discharged another shot from his revolver. A shot was fired in at the south window, which set fire to some cotton fabric under the same, which I immediately extinguished. My husband and Napoleon SIMPSON both went upstairs. About this time, I saw a man pass the north window, when I called to them to come down. Just after they came down, a heavy discharge of buckshot came in at the north window, from the direction. I saw the man. The shot lodged in the lining of the room, near the foot of my bed. My husband and Napoleon SIMPSON both fired from the north window. Napoleon SIMPSON then opened the door. and discharged a shot from the same, in a few seconds after which a shot was made, and he, the said Napoleon SIMPSON, fell to the floor, exclaiming, "Now, who did that?" He lived only about three-quarters of an hour after he fell. Q. Q. A. Q. Q. Did you see any person at the time he was shot? No. Was there any more shooting from those outside, after he fell? No. Do you know who first opened the door? A. No. How many persons did you see outside the house during the affray? A. One. A. . Mr. Theodore GARDNER, being duly sworn, testified as follows: Q. Where were you on the first alarm? A. Upstairs, in bed. Q. What did you first hear? A. The first word .1 heard spoken was, "What do you want?" I think it was by my father. The next I heard was a man, unknown to me, reply, "Open the door, G-d d-m you!" I next heard shooting. I saw one man, soon after the shooting at the door, leading a horse a short distance from the house, going northwest. He did not shoot while I saw him. I do .not know whether he had gun. This affray took place between twelve and one o'clock on Saturday morning, June 9th. "I do not think the affray lasted more than ten minutes. I heard a heavy shot, and immediately afterwards I heard Napoleon SIMPSON exclaim, "0 Lord!" who did that?" After he fell, I heard him.say, "Fight!· Fight hard!" I saw him lying on the floor upon his face. I heard no more shooting after he fell, by anyone outside. I do not know how long he lived, for I left soon after for assistance. Q. Did you see more than one man during this affray? A. Not positively. Q. Would you recognize the man you saw? A. No. �29 Jos. GARDNER con't: Miss Mary W. GARDNER, being duly sworn, testified: Q. Where were you at the time this affray took place? A. Upstairs, in bed. Q. What did you first hear? A. The barking of dogs. Q. At what time was this attack made? A.About one o'clock a.m. on the morning June 9th, 1860. Q. Did you hear any conversation at the door? A. I heard my father ask, "Who is there?" The reply was, "Open the door, sir." My father then asked, "What do you want?" The answer was, with an oath, "Open the door!" Q. What next occurred? A. I heard the door opened, and several shots followed, in quick succession. Q. Did you see any person during this time? A.. No. Q. About how long did the affray last? A. About ten minutes. Q. Did you remain upstairs all the time. A. Yes. Q. Did you hear or do you know anything in relation to the matter of the death of Napoleon SIMPSON? A. I heard the door opened, and some shooting soon after. I heard sometliing fall heavily upon. the floor, and at the same time I heard his voice exclaim. "0 Lord!" now who did that?" I afterwards heard groans, which I was confident proceeded from him. Q. Did you see him before he died, after the affray? A. No, when I first saw him he was dead, lying upon the floor. Q. Were there any shots fired through the room where you were? A. None that I know of. Dr. E.G. MACY, after being duly sworn, testified as follows: On the morning of the 9th of June, 1860, I and Dr. THOMPSON went to the house of Joseph GARDNER. As we went into the house we saw the dead body of Napoleon SIMPSON, lying upon the floor, on his left side and abdomen, face down, his shirt and sheet upon which he lay all covered with blood. After several of our neighbors had gathered, I and some of them washed and dressed him. By. moving the clothing that was under and upon him, we saw several pools of clotted or coagulated blood upon the floor. In turning him over, we saw a wound upon his body, consisting of two holes, each three-quarters of an inch in diameter, one inch apart, entering the body at the left superior portion of the thorax or chest--one hole or orifice below the clavicle or collar bone, the other orifice or hole immediately upon the bone, showing very evidently that the wounds were made by buckshot, discharged from a gun, forcing their way toward the lower and outer edge of the scapula or shoulder blade of the left side, some three or four of them passing out of the body on the left Side, just under the left arm; some two or three more balls of shots, were nearly;'through. I' cut. one of them out--it was of the largest size buckshot. His left shoulder was literally shot to atoms. Dr. THOMPSON picked up from the floor two or three small pieces of bone that had fallen out of the wounds. These wounds were the cause of his death. Q. Are you a physician? A. 1. am. Q. Did you see anything at Mr. GARDNER's house implicating any person? A. I saw scraps or fragments of. paper scatted upon the floor between the left window and stair-casing, indicating as though they had been shot from a gun; they were powder-burns. When the fragments were arranged as the pieces indicated or fitted, it read as I have shown you. �Jos. GARDNER Con't: 30 LETTER FROM MR. GARDNER Mr. Editor: In compliance with 'your request, to submit for the readers of your paper a statement, in connection with the testimony elicited at the coroner's inquest, held at my house, upon the dead body of Napoleon SIMPSON, as to the probable cause of such an attack, I say that I know of no cause, only that I have established the.reputation of hostility to slavery. What have I ever done to warrant such conduct7 The first thing that ever brought my name into.public notice.was my connection in July last, with the rescue of Dr. DOY? from his unjust imprisonment in St. Joseph, Mo. The circum~ . stances connected with this case are too well known ,in this community to require restipulation in this connection. In addition to this, I have, in connection with many others of our citizens, taken sides in the great dispute that is convulsing this nation from one extreme to the other. On one side we see the weak, the poor, the ignorant, contending for their liberty against the strong, the rich and powerful. There comes to my. door one of the former, asking for food and shelter and protection. My nature tells me to give him aid 'and comfort. ' I f a man is passing my house with a thousand dollars in his pocket, and I, know that a.short distance beyond, a company of highwaymen are in ambush, intending to rob' him of his treasure, it is my duty to inform him of his danger, and render him assistance. All good men would hold me responsible if I did not. If, in place of the supposed treasure, the traveler has himself, as it were, in his pocket, and I know the hunters to be upon his track, it is my duty to put him upon his guard, and, in the same .por,portion as "life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness" is more than the thousand dollars ,just so much more is the duty binding upon me to render him the necessary assistance. This proposition is so plain to my mind, that I know not how to attempt a demonstration. In fact, it is an axiom. And it is for holding these sentiments, and daring to express them, that I am thus hunted down .by midnight assassins. I know this to be the case from the 'fact that men in this vicinity, who are on friendly terms with me on other matters, are giving encouragement to this movement. One man, whom I helped to place in official position in this county, under the impression that he·had a soul, now says that he has about as much respect for those men who made the attack upon my house as he has for me. Others have said that they wished it had been me, instead of SIMPSON, who got shot. And this is very evident, for he had been sold but a short' time ago for$I,500, to a slave trader who had bought him for a southern market. This is the reason why he left the home of his childhood. He had made his escape to a land of safety, but returned to rescue his wife and children from the prison house of slavery, thus establishing his bravery as well as his affection for his family. While he was lying upon my floor, weltering in his blood, I asked what I could do for him. The only reply he made was, "Fightf Fight hard!" Talk about the expressions of great generals on the field of battle. A braver man never bled or died, not fought in a better cause than that same Napoleon SIMPSON. It is said by some of my neighbors that I can no longer live in this county. They mistake their man, if they suppose they can frighten me by any such threats. Never, while' I have an existence on this earth, will I ask any man where I shall live, or what I shall say: or do. I have a family, who are dependent upon.my exertions, to a considerable extent, for the means of subsistence. While I am unmolested, their comfort is my only study. If the cause in which I feel so deep an interest has friends enough �31 Jos. GARDNER con't: in this vicinity to sustain ourselves, joining hands with me for mutual protection and self-defense, it is all well enough. When you hear of this point being taken or surrendered " count· me and many valued friends among those who have gone from works to rewards. If this attack had endangered no one but myself, I should feel vastly different. . But when it comes to discharging shot promiscuously into a house occupied by innocent women and harmless children, it is too much for our nature to withstand. I may not live to see an end of American slavery, but while I do live, no man shall exceed me in hostility to that institution, only as he has the ability. to hate with a more deadly hatred than is in my power to do. But I have said enough, and yet less would not seem to meet the case. I have the honor to be Yours for Freedom, JOSEPH GARDNER' 1-- - -, - - - -., - --- ~'-"----,".-.--~. -._- I The Joseph GARDNER cabin i was located. in the southern part of Clinton Township on land which is now owned'by M. Dean BURKHEAD. t~ is 4 1/2 miles southwest on : County Road 458 from its junction with Highway 59, then one mile west on a toWnship road to the Burkhead's private drive •. (Per,mission granted to use picture : from Soil of Our Souls by Martha _P~ER ~~~~tt~LAIRD.L _____. . .: I' I \_'? i Jo~efi~ iiJ~idne-~ _~~t~~ __ 1856 Submitted by Martha PARKER, Clinton, Ks. . . The Lawrence Journal, Lawrence, ·Ks., -Nov. 1, 1884 MEETING AT CLINTON There was a rousing Republican meeting at Clinton last evening addressed by Hon. George J. BARKER, Dr·. J .H. BONEBRAKE, 'A.H. FOO,TE, Pa·t \, BARKER, John.DAVIS and others. It was one of the largest and most 'enthusiastic campaign meetings.ever held in Clinton township--Clintort is solid for the whole Republican ticket. Lawrence Daily Journal and Evening Tribune, Oct. 27, 1897 Localettes Clifford, son of Henry and Mollie ULRICK; 4 years old, died.with membraneous cr.oup early yesterday. The funeral took place at 11:00 a.m. today and the burial was at Clinton cemetery. A 'marriagelicense was granted today to Frank P . RAMSEY, of Billings, Montana and Laura MA¥SHALL -or-Clint0:r;t . . I,--~_ _ _ _.....t . _Submitted-~YJa~e WIGc\INS L �r - -- 32 Lawrence Daily Journal and Evening Tribune, Oct. 25,. 1897 COUNTRY NEWS KAW BOTTOM Young ALTENBREND who lost a horse and cart in Lawrence one night not long since, will use the precaution hereafter, to p~t his horse in a stable after night. The last field of potatoes will be dug in this week in the valley. EUDORA Potatoes are worth in the Eudora market 50 cents a bushel with an upward tendency. The sale of the late J.L. BRENDER's farm implements and stock takes place on the 28th south of the village. A horse belonging to A. HILL, while having some shoes put on his feet, fell in the shop and was killed instantly last week. The north side of the river near the bridge has become something of a camping place in the past two months. Often a dozen of these tramp wagons can be seen at a time. To those who have plenty at home their curiosity would be started to see how these people live and spend the summer season. HESPER Geo. JAMESON took a load of chickens to the Kansas City market last week. Chas. BALDWIN has moved to Jewell county where his brother Will lives. Ed. CRUMRINE will leave this week for Central America on an exploring expedition. Our school now numbers 70 pupils and more coming. Sydney LEWIS was one of the preachers from Indianapolis, Ind., who remained over Sunday. . November 8, 1897 KAW VALLEY W.R. HUGHES of Oklahoma, was in the valley last week for a few days. Billy HUGHES was elected a supervisor in road district No.4, on the late election. His range takes most of the Eudora road. Mr. Chas. BOWMAN and lady celebrated the fifteenth anniversary of their wedding on the 1st. Their home is by the road side, three miles east of Lawrence. Geo. GRAY, a tenant on the ancient GARVIN farm, was sleeping soundly last evening, when some burglars from Lawrence entered the cellar after four gallons of canned fruit. A reward of $15 is offered for their scalps. Thos. McFARLAND and lady returned last week from Pennsylvania after three weeks of visit. Potatoes are about all dug in the valley and safely stored in cellars. The section men who look after the section between Lawrence and Eudora on the Santa Fe road after this date or ,November 1 refuse to leave their work to let tramps pass. Some days there are s,ixty of these vagrants pass going both ways .• November 9, 1897 EUDORA Ex-Postmaster Thos. RAYSON when last heard from was in the south.of Kansas where some of'his sons live. W.A. FULLER of this place is taking orders for windmills allover the country south of town. He has put up five or six on Coal creek and as many more will be put up in the near future. �33 Eudora Township News Items Con't. November 9, 1897 HESPER Prof. REYNOLDS, when last heard from, was down ,in Missouri teaching in a department of literature. The families of WID. PEARSON and DAVIS spent several days in Kansas City before their return last Sunday. Seven students entered the Friends academy on the 1st and more next week. A new stove has been put ,in the recitation room of the academy. The old one had passed beyond the line of usefulness. B.P. COSSAND has moved into his new house which received the finish' last week. J.E. SARGENT returned last Saturday from Sarcoxie, Jefferson county, where he spent ten days on a visit. Mrs. Mary KAISER, a German lady 30 years of age', fell down a flight of stair a few days ago and broke three of her ribs.' Dr. BISHOFF was called in. November 16, 1897 EUDORA The memories of,old Chas. 'BLUE 'JACKET who died a few days ago in the Indian Territory, is not forgotten by over two dozen of the old settlers now with us. BLUE JACKET lived four miles up Wakarusa creek and left there over thirty years ago. He was a half breed Indian and established what was then known as "Blue Jacket's crossing." In early history this was the only crossing on this creek for twenty miles away, and there he lived during early Kansas troubles and kept a kind of hotel for free state men as well as Mrs. STEVENS. After Kansas was admitted to the sisterhood of states the tribe to which he belonged were moved to the southeast with Shawnee town as headquarters. Twenty-six years ago the tribe went to the Indian territory with BLUE JACKET as one of their chiefs. Some two weeks ago he came back to Wyandotte county to locate the grave of one of the prophets, and while there he was taken sick, and lived only a few days after reaching home. The tribe wished to locate their Jacket's grave to erect a monument there. BLUE JACKET was 80 years old and had twenty-six sons and daughters, ten of whom are now living over in Wyandotte county and the rest scattered over the territory. He was here when the village of Eudora was laid out and for' years was a conspicuous figure on the streets. He came to the state sixty-five years ago when a yoth of 15 years of age. He was widely known in later years as a preacher of some talent as a pulpit orator among his Indian friends. November 16, 1900 KAW VALLEY Young Thos. McFARLAND, from Kansas City was here visiting among relatives all last week. ' Clay DALY is preparing to build a new barn. Material is now being hauled from Lawrence. C.W. PERKINS will plaster his new house the last of this week. Elder HISLOF, the Eudora M.E. pastor was in the valley last week among his Christian friends~ Geo DONFORD has moved to Lawrence, and will remain during the winter. The German Methodists of the valley never forget to attend church on Sundays. Submitted by Jane WIGGINS �I 34 Ji~UHz/~- l' ______ ~ - ___ = NEWSPAPER ITEMS From The Pioneer, VIII,: No.2, p. 95: "North Lawrence was form'ed in 1865 from territory taken out of Sarcoxie Township in Jefferson Co. Legislature of 1867 provided for formation of Grant Township out of Sarcoxie Township." 'Below are some a:rticles which opposed this. The Independent, Oskalo~sa, Ks., Feb. 18, 1865 THE'FRAUD CONSUMATED Money and persevering efforts in a wicked cause ,have succeeded with the citizens of Lawrence in robbing us of a portion of our territory. No scheme of the kind was ever more unjust; no similar attempt more flagrantly outrageous; and the rights of part'ies interested never more ruthlessly trampled upon by unprin~ipled tyranny. Without justice ,or the shadow of right; without any but the robber's plea; against the, expressed wishes of nine-tenths of the people on the cut-off,this vile measure has been pushed through the legiklature by means of corruption and bribery. No unprejudiced member voted for the bill on the merits of the measure. Misrepresentation, bribery and promises of place' or help on the part of Lawrence, did the work, which was conceived in villainy and consummated in fraud and corruption. I HON. M.R. DUTTON Made a strong fight on the County Line bill, and deserves and has the thanks of his constituents for the same, we believe, unanimously. But the money and promises qf'Lawrence were too much. What could not be carried by fair means w~s rushed through by pressure. Lawrence men were at the capital for three or four weeks, using every means to rush their criminal measure througli.;,knowing that they could not,make a showing on the merits of the case, 'they commenced by 'raising a corruption fund, variously set down at ftom eight thousand ,to forty thousand dollars; and upon this and lobby work they relied exclusively.' They well knew that the people on the territory did not wish to leave this county and go to theirs. They knew they had not an argument to use founded in justice and right; ,but they hadmoney.;..-and even the bones of their dead were conjured up to help them!--an.d against this our representative, upon whom 'the whole brunt of the,battle fell, could not successfully contend. But his manly ,defense of our rights merited success, if, under the adverse circumstances, he did not win it. Submitted by Jean SNEDEGER ***** The Daily Journal, Octob~r 12, 1884 . I Married Mr. E.B. DICKER and:Miss Anna M. SEARING were married in Terre Haute, Ind., on 'Tuesday last. Miss SEARING was for several years a compositor in the JOURNAL, office, and is a young 'lady who made many ~nd lasting friendships by her many good qualities and;pleasant disposition~Mr. DICKER is a brother of A.J. DICKER ,of North Lawrence, and is an industrious young man highly respected by all acquaintances. The happy couple arrived in the city yesterday and will make North Lawrence their future home. They have the best wishes of ~he JOURNAL. , Submitted by Jane WIGGINS, , �35 Grant Township News Items Con't. Lawrence Daily Journal, Nov.' 13, '1884 Death of Morgan CRONKHITE The early citizens of Kansas and especially of Lawrence will be pained to hear of the death ,of Deacon CRONKHITE which occurred at his home in Denver yesterday as announced 'by dispatch to his daughter Mrs. J.H. NEWLIN, who started immediately to attend his funeral. Mr. CRONKHITE came to Kansas from Wyoming, New York with the second company sent by the Free State Aid Society of that State in 1854 and located at Osawatomie and was connected with John BROWN in all the early Free State troubles, was one of hfs confidential advisers. He moved to Lawrence or North Lawrence in 1863, where he resided until 1875 when he went to Denver which has since been his home. He was a devoted member of the Baptist church from early youth and labored zealously as a Christian man, living out 'in his daily life what he professed, few men were ever held in higher esteem by all who knew him. In all hlis labors among his fellow men he kept in view the I thought "No man lives to himself." The bereaved family will have the sympathy of a large circle of friends here. ***** Lawrence Daily Journal and Evening Tribune, Oct. 26, 1897 Bismarck A minister by the name of KLINE was sent here a week ago to preach to the Wesleyan church by the conference th~t was held at Beloit. The meetings will be held at the Bether M~ssion headquarters' in Lawrence.' There was a sale of bankrupt goods at the farm house of A1 L.W. LAWSON near the Mud Creek bridge last Saturday afternoon. The goods formerly belonged to J. KOHN near ~he village of Reno. Potato digging will nearly close this week. Over 100 persons have been engaged in digging them:up. . . Apple picking is a~out over for this season. H. HAVERKAMP who worked on the ROBINSON farm last summer has gone to Missouri to attend a theological school. I May 4, 1898 i. Bismarck Miss Helen MEHRLICK!, a former young lady of this place" was married at the home of her parents in B1ack Hawk', Colo., a few days ago to a telegraph operator at that place. She was a student at the Kansas state university for two terms. The dozen or more s~a11ows that nested and raised a number of bird1ings last season, have come back to the belfry of the brick school house. I There seems to be a'few more thieves left whose business it is to look after harness that the proprietors fail to lock up. Henry CLAY, an old man of color who claims once upon a time fifty years ago to have been a slave!of the Kentucky statesmen of that name, is low with the fever near Bismarck. :' He has been around Lawrence for a number of years and was an. expert at bar~ecues when the people of his race had need f~r a barbecue. May 11, 1898 It now seems to be a; settled fact that the next county fair will be held at Bismarck grove. I I Elder KLEEN of the W~sleyan church was of Kansas City a few days ago to see the Union Pacific raiiroad officials about getting 'the grove for a state camp meeting next fall. ! I Submitted by Jane WIGGINS �36 . - , -' ~ ". T-~ •. - "-, '-MOUND DISTRICT NO. 35: ," -, ----: -".!:.:.~-r------'-'-"::':'::"~"~~,':'-:-::-:--=--==-=--=-- , . S~~l ~t ~uthes;'corn~ ~ ~~~;~ads 'inter~o~ -1 Two miles south of the of atop a high rise in the landscape, are the remains of what was once a busy schoolroom and a noisy playground. ,Now" there are only a tumbled-down foundation and the remains of an old cistern that supplied water for the school. ',,' ,', ,:',', . ' "" . ,', .'::, ,,: ,"" ,,:; "',, " ' . , , ' , , ' :" '~'" The first schoolhouse here was built of stone, facing east, on an acre of land deeded March 26, 1869 to the Board of Trustees of School District No. 35 by Charles Smith and his wife Amelia, from Whiteside, illinois. The plot was 8 by 20 rods and located in the Northeast comer of the IN. W.1/4 of Sec. 7, L13, R. 18, as recorded August 16,1869. ',';"c',:, , . ' , ' :', ,: ,~--'-c'('_:'.'(his distri~ ~t_~I!l.~,Ji!ll~uril}g,~it~__~s~~~as known as'c~.~o~ten,", an,~_a! anoth~as 1,_ "Mound" or "Mount View.',',"Y;m", '~;' '(':':":;':~:':::)';- ,,";)-,.·v;" ',';t l • <'';"''',,',:., '.,:,: -''-; ~,~>'7'::,: '. i . The last livmg pupil of this first SchoolhouSe was Mrs. Sue C~nnole, 'bOrn in 1880, and sh~' 'I' remembered tha.t a fire burned clle roof off about 1889, and was followed by a tornado which lifted ' the roof off and did otherdarnare in 1892 .. The large bell was cracked in one of these disasters.. " The same bell, however ,was ins :alled in the new frame schoolhouse that was built in 1894. The belfry ~as removed froni the buiiding at a later date as the supportS for the bell had deteriorated, and were not replaced. It had the distinction of having shutters,a great protection against wind and hail as well as baseballs and rocks. One of the greatest advantages from these shutters was that of screening the sunlight from the desks and eyes of the pupils; . . , . " No records are available prior to 1897, but Mrs. Connole remembered Miss Carnahan, Effie Taylor, Mr. Garrett, and a Mr. Telmas as having been her teachers betwen 1887 and 1895. X.J. Kennedy taught Mound School about 1895 and was said to have been too gentle to meet the stiff " requirements of the time in disciplinary matters." . " '. I The annual report for the 1897-98 term lists only two board members, H.E. Swadley, Director, f $35.00 .\ and Mh ich ael Rils°llerth'Cleck. fThhe telacherthwas .Edtha B· .PfY,or ~h°al' fora ~onthly salru;' 0th taug t 52 pup 0f e 56 0 sc 00 age en 10 e dis tnet. ~ ot operattng expense lor e term was $352.69. Those of school age as given on the census were: Frank and Amelia DENEWILER; Willie, Harry, Sirrilda and Ollie ENDLY; Amy, Andrew and James HILL; Ira, Ella and Rena ICE; August, Barlow, Willie, Tillie and Lizzie KUPPER; August and Ernest KAMPSCHROEDER; Roy, Belle, Harry, Effie, Earl and Grace KENNEDY; John, Francis, Winnie and Willie LAVINS; Will, Stella, Mellison and Elmer LOGAN; Willie, Earl, Frank, Rose, Lester and Harry RAKE; Grover, George and Carrie ROLLER; Willie, George, Lola, Charles, Walroffen, Kate, Frank and Will SHAW; Cassie, Dellie and Mabel WILSON; Emery ' and Susan SWADLEY;; McMaster DUNN. The 1898-99 term waS taught by D.C. Fisher with 42 pupils and the annual report 'gave the school name as "Mount View." The 1899-1900 report bore the same heading. The. teacher was I T. J. Fisher with board members Wm. Shaw, Michael Roller and M. L. Kennedy. On the 1900-01 report the school was called "Scouten." The teacher was Vera Nelson followed by Minnie Tracy, again Vera Nelson (2 terms) when' the schooL name became "Mound." The next teachers were Delia Mulvihill, Grace Cree~Mary Tucker, BesSie Taylbr,- t>I Mary Samson and MaudButler for the 1909-10 term, with board membersJE. Ko'clller, W.T. ::) L__ Ic~an~!J .E. Rake. ~ _ ' :_ -. _ ., ,_ _ _ . __ " June 24, 1949, the district was disorganized by County Superintendent Emma Berg -'---=---, - ' . - - - - ± . - ---= .,. " - , -" --'-'. __ . and , the ' property attached to Districts No. 40, No. 48 and No. 84. Thereafter pupils were sent to , Lecompton. The schoolhouse was sold and a deed given to Felix Tuckel November 9, 1949. The building , was moved to Mr. Tuckel' s barnyard where it now serves as a hay shed. The bell was stolen. ~ F~~ni~ur~L~choo'lS ~ 1rtd 'S:M~lh~~~-e~ Goldie Piper Daniels ! cjf- Dougl~'s C6~~~Y, Ka~~:; b;~ �37 KANWAKA NEWS ITEMS • I Lawrence Daily Journal, Lawrence, Kansas May 4, 1898: E.A. COLEMAN and wife from California have been here a few days. They did not forget the old, homestead where they landed in 1854. Two cows the prop~rty of Mr. DRAPER died a few days ago with the hollow horn, a disease said not to be contagous. Mrs. Thos. PIERSON will have a sale of farm property on the 4th and will retire from the farm. A wild spotted dog said to have been mad passed through these parts last week and created much alarm. The. orchard of A. -1. STRAHAN is now in full bloom and gives a most remarkable landscape of colors. The ancient geniting seems to be in the lead. I I May 11, 1898: Rev. SNYDER of the U.B. church preached at his own church Sunday morning and at the Congregational in the afternoon. Annie CONANT visited with Mrs. TOPPING last week. Mrs. lola GOODOFF,came from Chicago to attend the funeral of her brother, Shannon, and is now visiting with her mother and brothers. The funeral.of Sh~nnon BROOKINGS was held at the Congregational church Thursday morning. Rev. WILSON" minister at the A.M.E. church .of Lawrence, officiated. The remains were laid away at the Clinton cemetery. Shannon BROOKING has lived in the neighborhood since he was a small boy and was respected by all who kriew him. For several years he has been troubled by a bad cough and at one time spent several months in Colorado in hopes of regaining his health, but returned home and has gradually grown weaker ever since. He died on Tuesday morning surrounded by his family friends and retained consciousness t~ the last. His mother, sisters and brothers have the sympathy of their neighbors and friends in their sad loss. . Miss AHLSTROM cam~, out in the country Friday bringing the children 's report cards with their: standing in the final examination and making happy those that were success'ful in the same and promoted to higher grades. The continued rain; of last week makes everyone backward in farm work. I I June 16, 1898: I Elder GOUDY our la~t season's pastor for the Congregational church and now of Tonganoxie has b~en quite sick in Lawrence. Henry MANWARRING m~kesdaily routes to Lawrence with early produce. He starts in the morning. E.A. CALMER who has been spending some days in the county has returned to Lawrence. John RANDOLPH who J;1as been busy all. the season with his bees. The rains are against bee k~eping and culture. August 2, 1898: I Peter EBERHART, Mi~e Irene EVANS and Mary SWADLY at the township Sunday school conventionI were elected as a toWnship committee. . Geo. OWENS and lady left a few days ago for the black hills of Arkansas where their sort now lives. The dry season has [been damaging to the apple crop but not more so that the early wet. .season. I Mr. STOWE and son GfIARLIE are suffering from blood poisoning resulting from poisoned cattle. G.H. HUDSON, the young U.B. preacher now located at Sunnyside was here last week. Submitted by Jane Wiggin~ I �38 LECOMPTON TOWNSHIP NEWS ITEMS Lawrence Daily Journal:, Lawrence, Kansas May 2, 1898 Lecompton Jefferson LEWIS, 'a well known U. B. minister whose work for the past two or three years has: been around McLouth, is moving his goods back to Lecompton where he wil'l spend most of his time in the future. Several years ago when he was a pastor of the Lawrence mission he purchased a house and lot into which he is n,ow moving. Lecompton has sigrified her purpose of sending out a company of soldiers when another call is made for volunteers. In the meantime a number of boys will get ready by drill and arrange home matters. For several days past the Kaw river has been in a stage for boating for light running boats. J.F. WEAVER with a force of six men are busy moving their rock crusher and fitting it in position for crushing. We shall be able next week to tell more about this institution. I May 10, 1898: J.F. WEAVER with his entire force of stone crushers are here on a six months job. WEAVER hails from the village of Weaver twenty miles down the Santa Fe. Not until within the past two years has he been a railroad conductor but prior to this date he has been a potato grower. His work here will be an improvement to the city and a large number of men will be engaged. Deputy Sheriff MYERS was here to settle a disturbance down near the Santa Fe depot one day:last week in which the men and one woman had a fine to pay. It seldom happens that our village is a witness to such a disturbance. June 16, 1898 I Mrs. Milton CARDwELL now of this place is low with the fever. She recently came here from Stanton. Prof. BAHNER will ilead a class in German this summer. The first lesson will be taught this week. I Nov. 16, 1900: : W. H. PENDLETON of ',Lawrence is shipping apples from this place westward. Arthur ROSE of La~,eview was a visitor to the CARDWELL family last week. Elder HUFFMAN has peen spending the week at the Lawrence Presbyterian church, where the county meeting of the Sunday School Association was held. It took an extra f'orce of police to keep the boys out of mischief on ! Halloween evening. I Big Springs May 10, 1898':' Big Springs for three months or more has been under blockade by the mud on all the roads leading in and out of the place and in short most everything has taken a rise since good roads last fall. I June 2, 1898: . Miss Nettie STONE carried off the prize in the Lecompton oratorical contest last week. The~e were half a dozen others in the contest for the prize. i Some thief stole a :trunk from Joe BURGESS a few nights ago with a small sum of money and 6ther goods. Sam WISE, a well to do farmer has cut his hedge to the ground which, by the way is an improve~ent all around. ! �39 Lecompton Township News Items Con't. June 2, 1898: Big Springs Big Springs will be represented in the Cuban war by Gus WEISE, who fell in the Twenty-first regiment. Bert SMITH has sent invitations to the SMITH family allover the country for a dance last Saturday night. E.J. HASKAL while digging for 'some young wolves in a ledge of rocks a few days ago dug out, three rattle snakes measuring five and six feet long. Snakes grow large at Big Springs. June 9, 1898: A few evenings ago the lightning struck the post office in what was located the grocery of! ARCHER and ADAMS. No damage was done. John TODHUNTER was up from Lecompton last week booking his interests an one of the town company. Miss Mable McILLO~ from Kansas City who has been here a week returned last Friday homeward. Two dozen of some: students from Lecompton had a reunion a 'few evenings ago at the home of Esq~ STONE, one of the oldest settlers of the state. I I June 16, 1898: Fred PAENTER has gone to C>klahomaby the rounds of Topeka Emporia and Wichita. ' Robert John ADAMS rode overland to Lawrence one day last week. Mrs. S.Y. CLEMER is marketing berries to the railroad to be shipped west. i A sewing part or circle is about to be organized together and scatter news over the country. ! They are potent factors in the news line. i August 2, 1898: , An ice cream and cake supper came off the fore part of the week at the U.B. church, to help ot aid in the new structure. The prospective sum is $20. Miss Etta MILLER ~ell known'here has gone to Columbus, Ohio, to remain the fall season. I There is plenty of, work for the unskilled around among the threshing machine. The wages pai:d is a $1. 00 per day. Mrs. Robert ADAMS who has been sick for three weeks is able to get , around. , i Nov. 16, 1900: I The highway to Lawrence for three days was well frozen over hard enough to hold up a team. I P.T. WORTHINGTON has gone to hunt a farm in Oklahoma territory. , The Daily I Journal,Lawr~nce, * * * ** Ks., Oct. 7, 1884 : ,DIED Monday at Lecompton, the 6th inst., at 11:15 a.m., Mrs. Kate R. HAMPSHIRE, in her 29th year. The funeral will take place at the residence of her father, WID. LEAMER, in Lecompton, tomorrow at ~ o'clock p.m. Friends of the family are invited. We have known the deceased since a prattling babe, and in her girlhood I days, her mature years, land as a Wife, and mother, and during each year of our acquaintance our love and admiration for her has increased. Kate was an obediant daughter, a lovkng and kind sister, and a most devoted,unselfish wife. She was a Christi~n in its true sense, charitable to the poor, attentive to the ailing, and kind iind.gentle to all. In her death all have lost a friend, and all who knew her deeply mourn her loss. To her bereaved husband, and to her sad and sorrowing fa~ily we truly and deeply sympathize. Submitted by Jane Wiggin~ �40 WASH~NGTON CREEK CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN SOME RECORDED EVENTS IN ITS HISTORY In the year 1858 under the guidance of Jacob ULRICH at the log cabin home of Steven STUDEBAKER, 'eight miles southwest of the city of Lawrence, Kansas, in Douglas County, Karisas, the congregation known as the Washington Creek Church was formed. ' There were twelve charter members. Among them were Abraham ROTHROCK and wife; Steven STUDEBAKER and wife; Daniel STUDEBAKER and wife; Daniel KEENY(?) and wife; Jacob }U\RKL~Y and wife; Isaac B. HOOVER; and David KINZIE. At this meeting the first election was held among the Brethren in the State of Kansas, with Danie] STUDEBAKER being elected to the ministry, Isaac B. HOOVER, to the office ,of Deacon, and Abraham ROTHROCK chosen as Elder in charge. The first recorded Worship service held by this group was May '22, 1859 at the Jacob ULRICH home. (This was a Love Feast service.)* During the drouth year,s of, the 1860' s this group was very active in administering aid to fellow Brethren and friends who were in need. On Dec. 22, 1863, Jacoh ULRICH, the prime mover of the congregation died! On May 28, 1864, John C. METSKER was elected to the office of Deacon. Also in 1864, James E. HI~Y was elected to the ministry. The first building used'forworship was bought March 19, 1864, and was used until Nov. 23, 1869, when it was sold. The first building the congregation erected was in 1877, at the present site of Pleasant Grove, Kansas. This building is no longer ~tanding. I April 2, 1881, this:congregation separated with the eastern section of area staying at the Pl~asant Grove site, and chose the' name Pleasant Grove, for their name, with James E. HILKEY, being elected Elder in charge. The western section of the;area retained the name of Washington Creek, and Peter BRUBAKER was elected Elder in charge. The Weybright School was used for Worship service until 1885, when the present building was erected. John C. METSKER was a ~trong moving force in building this church. On On Sept. 13; 1885, thebuilding'wasdedicated, with love feast being held at this time. Among the first ministe,rs to serve the church were: Peter BRUB~~ER ~ 1860 John STUTSMAN and Wi11i~m MICHAEL - 1881 William WEYBRIGHT - Marich 12, 1882 I. L. HOOVER - April 19,: 1889 William STUTSMAN ~ March 10, 1900 Among its Elders have been: Abraham ROTHROCK John BOWERS Peter BRUBAKER James E. HILKEY Isaac L. HOOVER R.T. McCUNE W.A. KINZIE S • L. HECKMAN ~he first worship and �41 i Washington Creek Church Con't. This congregation has ;passed through some trying times, such as the Civil were lost. Also the drouth of the 1860's, when War, when its early records I some of the members left the area. From this church congregation the following churches have been formed: Wade Branch - 1878 Pleasant Grove - ,1881 Eight Mile - 1880 Appanoose - 1881 ' Overbrook - 1907 Lone Star - 1920 ' Over the years no less than 40 ministers have served the church. We trust we may continue serving the master and the community for many years to come. Mirtisteria1Record John OXLEY Henry WARD Calvin WARD Louis GRIFFITH James E. HILKEY R. T. McCUNE I.J. HECKMAN John SHERFY C.A.WRIGHT A.R. ARGABRIGHT , C. B. REYNOLDS Charles ROOT Ralph HODGEN Abraham ROTHROCK John BOWERS Daniel STUDEBAKER David VANCIL Peter BRUBAKER John STUTSMAN William MICHAEL William WAYBRIGHT I. L. HOOVER William STUTSMAN George FISHBURN . William A. KINZIE Charles M. WARD William BRAMMELL David HECKMAN W.M. JARBOE George ELLER S.E. CASTER Dale FERRIS Orville CHASE Robert KIEM Jeffrey JOHNSON Kevin KELLER For:est SMITHSON Doris J. FAWL The information used h~re was obtained from. church records and from History of the Church of the Brethren in Kansas by E.L. CRAIK, pages 230-258. Reprinted with permission of Doris J. FAWL -( Washington Creek Church of the Brethren, about 1915 _piicture courtesy of Mrs. Anna Flory, Lone Star, Kansas--L-~~' ________________ �42 Washington Creek Church Con't. *"The traditions:and customs 'practiced in the serving of communion at Washington Creek church have hardly varied since the first Love Feast that was held at the church on October 31, 1885. The Love Feast or full communion, which includes the ceremony of footwashing, was observed as a reenactment of the Lord's last supper with His disciples in the upper room before His betrayal. and crucifixion. The scriptural basis for the Love Feast is found in John, Chapter 13.; Here.we read, speaking ... of Jesus, 'He riseth.fromst,lpper, and laid aside'his garments, arid. took a towel, and girded himself. After that he poureth water into a basin, and began to wash the disciples' feet, and to wipe them with the 'towel with which he was girded. After ,he had washed their feet, and had taken his garments, and was seated again, ;he said, unto them, Know ye what I have done to you? Ye call me Haster and Lord; and ye say well; for so I am. If I, then, your Lord and H~ster,have washed your feet, ye also. ought to wash one another's feet. For I have given you an example, that ye should do as I have done to you. If ye know these things, happy are ye if ye do them.' The Brethren combined all three elements found in John 13; that is, supper, footw:ashing, and the breaking of bread and drinking of the cup, and called it: their Love Feast or full communion." Reprinted with permission from Rev. Dpris FAWL from A People of Living Faith·- History and Memoirs of the Washington Creek Church of the Brethren, October 13, 1985, p. 118. The members of the Washington Creek Church of the Brethren recently celebrated the one hundredth anniversary of their church building. They have published a book ~alled, A People of Living Faith - History and Hemoirs of the Washington Creek Church of the Brethren. The price is $16~00, plus $2.00 postage. It maybe obtained from Rev. Doris Fawl, Route 2, Box 57, Overbrook, Kansas· 66524. A commemorative plate is also available for $10.00: r----.---- ,- - - Submitted by J. Wiggins ,I --~".---- PHILLIP METSKER Phillip ,,,as the oldest child of Jacob METSKER. He was born July 24, 1824 in Blair co. ,. Pa., and removed to Henry co., Ind. in 1833 or 1834. There he married Catherine REPLOGLE about 1847. To them.were born three children:. Samuel R., Sarah J., and Lucinda. Catherine REPLOGLE was born in 1828 or 1829 and died aobut 1852. ' Phillip then married Barbara LONGENECKER on Oct. 28, 1854. Barbara i_;,v<ls,born Jan. 25,1829 in Blair co., Pa., the daughter of Benjami~'and Mary (HOFFER) LONGENECKER.* To Phillip·and Barbara four children were born in Indiana: Elizabeth, Benjamin Franklin, Jacob M., and John L. " In the 1860 U.'S. census this family of parents and seven childret{, are listed as resiqents of Liberty Township, Henry co., Ind. Phillip '..·1 , ,bought his farm three miles south of Lone Star, Kansas on Apr. 12, 1860 .. ;.·; ',:, ·,fl1US it appears that the family probably came to Narion Township in . ' . , 1,,"Douglas County, Karisas in the year 1860. In Kansas the ,two youngest children were born: JosePl1 Monroe and Andrew Elmer. ' Phillip died M,ay l~, 1904 and Barbara on Oct. 12, 1912. They are both, buried in Colyer Cemetery a half mile south of their farm.. . ',. *Barabara LONGENECKER METSKER was a sister of Hary Ann LONGENECKSR HOOVER, wife of Is~~c B. HOOVER, also pioneer settlers in the Lone Star neighborhood. From METSKER Cousins by Dozens by Gulah and Garman DARON, 1973 The farm which Phillip METSKER bought on Apr. 12, 1860 has been in the family for four generations: 1) Phillip, 2) Andrew Elmer, 3) John Phillip, and 4) brothers Phitlip and David METSKER are now buying it. Submitted by Mrs. John P. METSKER, Lone Star, Kansas 1- --- ... -----, �" __ Y1/~_ ~ 43 I AT VINLAND, KANSAS, By Katharine B. Kelley C~~L CREEK iI :-'~ ~ L'BRAR~-- . __ VIt:JJ.,A.I'!IJ.KnN, -, _ North of Baldwin City in Palmyra Township, Douglas County, Kansas, a number of home sites were located along the Coal Creek. This area was known as Coal Creek until the construction of the Leavenworth, Lawrence and Galveston Railroad facilitated the establishment of a post office on September 25, 1868. This post office was housed in the farm home of the postmaster, George CUTTER. It was called Vin1and although the application had specified the spelling to be Vineland, since this area was well-known for the large Concord vineyards near~by, especially in the William E. Barnes Nursery. There were sixteen postmasters--two of them--George CUTTER and Thomas BAKER serving two terms. This is a copy of the list of Vin1and Postmasters as recorded by the National Archives and Record Service, Washington 25, D.C. George CUTTER William H. RUSSELL H.N. WILLIAMS George CUTTER John W. SIMMONS Joseph ILIFF David A. HAGERMAN Thomas C. BAKER James G. ILIFF Thomas C. BAKER David G. KENNEDY, Jr. Charles L. BROWN Elmer E. HAGERMAN Mrs. Martha L.MILBERN Miss Bernice HAGERMAN William E. HOSKINSON Jake REUSCH Mrs. Alma F. HEINRICH September 25, 1868 July 22, 1870 April 11, 187l. July 24, 1871 July 8, 1873 May 5, 1876 April 12, 1889 January 6, 1890 June 14, 1893 June 16, 1897 June 16, 1898 December 11, 1913 April 18, 1918 March 4, 1937 August 1, 1941 April 16, 1942 April 17, 1944 March 31, 1947 There were four Rural Mail Carriers that served the Vin1and area. They were: W. E. (Gene) HOSKINSON Udah S. KING Jessie E. KING (now Mrs. Webb FENTON) Scott HANSEN The post office was established September 25, 1868 and was discontinued April 30,.1954. I t began in the home of George CUTTER which was called Island Prairie because it stood on top of a small rise above the surrounding grass1and.Herein the CUTTER home the Coal Creek Library books were first housed. George was both postmaster and librarian. The post office ended iIi the Coal Creek Library, a small red imitation-brick building just west of the Vin1and Presbyterian Church where at one time Dr. James Naismith, inventor of the game of basketball, preached to ,the people of Vin1and. �44 Vin1and Post Office continued-Usually the post office was located in a public building such as a store, but occasionally it was in a private home. This was the case with postmasters H. W. WILLIAMS as well as George CUTTER. The CUTTER home was located on a knoll just southeast of the present site of the Vin1and United Methodist Church while the WILLIAMS' residence was just west ·of the old Santa Fe Depot where the Vin1and Airport is now located. Here too, were the books of the.Coa1 Creek Library housed for Mrs. WILLIAMS was librarian and Mr. WILLIAMS was postmaster. RUSSELL, BAKER, KENNEDY, BROWN, HOSKINSON, REUSCH and'both David and Elmer HAGERMAN were store proprietors. Three generations of HAGERMANS were postmasters--David,. his son, Elmer and Elmer's granddaughter, Bernice. SIMMONS was a physician as well as a farmer and lived on the hill just south of Vin1and now known as Simmon's Hill. He may have had an office in Vin1and or perhaps distributed mail out of one of the stores. His home was on the top of the hill near KIBBEE Cabin, later known as the BARRICKLOW Cabin where the "seeds for Baker University were first germinated." One of the most colorful characters was Joseph ILIFF--carpenter" tinsmith, cobbler, store proprietor and local preacher. His son, James, was also postmaster beginning in June of 1893. Rural Carrier Service forVin1and began some time in January 1906, when W.E. (Gene) HOSKINSON was appointed the first carrier. Because of family health problems, Gene relinquished the position after a few months. Sometime in the spring or summer of 1906, Udah S. KING took over the route and held the appointment until he died of typhoid fever in September 1918. His daughter, Jessie, then carried the mail for three years. Her successor was Scott HANSEN who served for many years. At first the mail was carried in a horse-drawn vehicle with its sides painted red, white and blue. In the spring of 1918, Mr. KING bought a mode1-T Ford and his daughter, Jessie, who was a senior in high school at that time went along with him to crank the car and help with the mail. ) Jessie KING FENTON relates an interesting incident connected with that first civil service exam for the carriers. It was agreed among those taking the test that the one chosen for carrier would give.an oyster supper for the others. It so happened that Gene HOSKINSON was selected for the job and thus became host for the supper. As Udah's wife was unable to attend, Udah asked his daughter, Jessie, to be his partner. So Jessie attended the supper with her father and later became a carrier herself. Three women served as postmistresses. They were Mrs. Martha L. MILBERN, 1937-1941; Miss Bernice HAGERMAN, 1941-1942; and Mrs. Alma F. HEINRICH, 1947 to .Apri1 30, 1954, when the post office atVin1and was formally closed. Many of the Vin1and residents were then served by the Baldwin City Post Office. During that period of time, the post office was located in the Coal Creek Library building which was built in 1900 especially to house the accumulation of library books. Mrs. HEINRICH was both librarian and post..,. mistress. Thus theVin1and Post Office began and ended in the same location as the Coal Creek Library. Katharine B. KELLEY wrote this in 1984 for the Woman's Kansas Day Club to be presented to the Kansas State Historical Society as part; of their project. Submitted by Jane Wiggins �45 -~,----- BARKER GRANGE NO. 27 STATE OF KANSAS Barker Grange, an association of farmers and their families, was organized in February, 1873, and met in the Barker school house. Following is a list of the members. Names of Charter Members ·.Candidate J.H. HARRISON 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. Farmer WIn. B. BARKER Eben BALDWIN I. T. BARKER A.H. GRIESA Justus HOWELL A.C. GRIESA C.H. LANGSTON G.M. BLAYNEY W.H. PEASE Chas. EMERY J.L. HUGHES R.W. GORRILL C.H. TAYLOR. 11. 12. 13. 14. Candidate OccuEation Farmer " " " " " " OccuEation A. BISHOP WIn. McGUE J.W. TALBOT Aron KING M.A. HARRISON R.D. BARKER A.L. TAYLOR E.N. BALDWIN A.M. GRIESA A.W. HOWELL M.S. LANGSTON L. PEASE Hellen GORRILL S.E. HUGHES M. MARTIN Farmer's Wife Farmer's Wife " " Grange No. 27 P. of H. in Wakarusa Tp., County of Douglas, was organized by the State Lecturer of Said Order, "J.A. CRAMER," on the eve of Feb. 26th, 1873, There being twentynine "Charter Members" Jan. 25th, 1875 I.T. BARKER Sec'y Candidate 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. ;., William YATES Henry PEASE A. C. REVES WIn. C. PEASE L.G. HOGE T.N. CROWDER L.R. BRYAN S.B. JOHNSON James CROWDER Esther YATES- OccuEation Date of Receiving First Degree. Farmer April 2, 1873 April 9, 1873 " " " " April 30, 1873 April 18, 1873 April 9, 1873 " '1 , f-: :. . .L...,...:L·.~' ;-1." . . ~"o-_ �46 Barker Grange Con't. Candidate Occupation Date of Receiving FitstDegtee April 9, 1873 Farmer's Daughter Cynthia PEASE " A.M. YATES 4I. April 20, 1873 Sarah BRYAN 42. June 11, 1873 A.B.A. CROWDER 43. May 14, 1873 44. Eliza KING " Amanda CROWDER 45. June 11, 1873 E.F. BARKER 46. August 20, 1873 E.A. TAYLOR 47. September 24, 1873 Eliza YATES 48. November 21, 1873 N.D. LUCAS 49. " 50. M. GINN " Taylor BRANDON 5I. " 52. F. VIGUS April 15, 1874 53. M. TITTERINGTON, 26 Farmer " 54. E.S. TITTERINGTON, 26, Farmer's Wife 55. Aaron T. JONES, 44 [Names crossed out] Farmer August 22, 1876 56. David WILSON " 57. Alfred McCRACKEN " November 28, 58. E.D. HUGHSON, Jr. " " 59. F.W. HOWELL " 60. Frederick TARILL " " 6I. John PHILLIPS 62. John C. EMMETT 63. George EMMETT 64. Arthur PEASE 65. William M. OWES 66. Emily G. EMMETT 67. Eliza EMMETT 68. C.A. McALLASTER 69. A.C. NITCHELL 70. C.E. EMERY Submitted by James and Bernice WIGGINS KNOX, Valley Falls, KS 40. ******** Lawrence Daily Journa1'Wor1d, Monday, Nov. 1, 1915 HALL OWE 'EN PARTY A clever and unique Hallowe'en party was given Saturday night when Mrs. James WIGGINS and Miss Janet FINK were hostesses to over thirty unmar:ried friends at the home of Mrs. WIGGINS northwest of town. The house was artistically decorated with autumn leaves, jack-o-1anterns, witches and black cats. There was a ghost parade which started in the cellar and ended in the garret, where there was a horrible death chamber. Miss Helen STRICKLES of Topeka handed out fortunes in a nutshell. When supper was served the guests were seated on the floor in a circle, with a Jack-o-1antern in the center and each took their turn telling ghost stories. �47 Halloween Party Con't. Interview with James B. WIGGINS, 1984 and 1985: "After Hattie and I were married; and were living here at this house, we had a Halloween party. Janet FINK, a teacher boarding down at Mrs. HARRISON's-~Hattie's aunt down below here--and Hattie put on a Halloween party. They had the people come into the house through an outdoor cellar entrance. In the basement, we had a'cornshock, and a black cat yowling back in there, and we told ghost stories. Some of the girls screamed and yelled. They had to come on.through another dark cellar 'and come up some steps. When they came up those steps, they were greeted with someone shaking~' hands with them--a kid glove filled with sawdus t--s limy! Oh, they screamed and yelled! They took them through this dark room upstairs. In this upstairs, they had a bed with a sheet over something. There was an old hermit--an old outlaw who lived down below, and someone was telling a ghost story about him--that he had died and they boiled the meat off his bones. Under this sheeted bed was what . .was supposed to be this old hermit. We told some terrible ghost stories!" "There weren't 30 people at the party. I recall the following people who attended: Sadie RICHARDS Anna ANDERSON Dr. Wilfred MARTIN Dick RICHARDS Olin BUTTON Janet FINK Helen STRICKLES Guy DAVIS Allie SCHUTZ Hattie ROSE WIGGINS Lawrence TITTERINGTON Goldie PIPER James B. WIGGINS Ernest RICHARDS Gladys PIPER Ruth RICHARDS Lottie SCHURLEIN Submitted by Jane Wiggins ***** Daily Journal-World, Lawrence, Ks., Dec. 8, 1938 Some Douglas County Farm History In 1854, while the first cabin was being built in Lawrence, my grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. HARRISON, came to Douglas county and homesteaded in the Barker neighborhood, later buying more land. There are three houses on this land which was inherited by the only two children out of eight to live to maturity. They are Mrs. Lucy J. ROSE and J.M. HARRISON, who each have homes there. I live in the other house which was built by my grandparents to replace their first log house. The house we live in has been ·the birthplace of my mother, myself and my daughter,making the three generations. MRS. JAMES WIGGINS Submitted by Donald VAUGHN ***** The Daily Journal-World, April 29, 1915 ROSE-WIGGINS Miss Hattie ROSE and Mr. James WIGGINS were united in marriage yesterday evening at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Siegel ROSE, six miles west of town. The bride wore a white lingeries dress and carried a bouquet of pink and white roses. Before the ceremony, Mrs. Sherman WIGGINS sang "Love's Old Sweet Song" and played Lohengrin Wedding March. The decorations were in apple blossoms and white lilacs, and a bower was formed under which the couple, unattended, were married. After the marriage, a two' course luncheon was served to the many guests. Mr. and Mrs. WIGGINS will be at home to the friends at their home on the HARRISON farm west of town .. Submitted by Jane WIGGINS �orf{Ilow 9Ju·~cJ ~.. ··r.:.:.lit"·"'· ~J) __~-=__~~~C~O~i~UM~B~lA~N~O~.6~7=~_~. ________~_____ Drawing from Rural Schools and Schoolhouses of Douglas County t Kansas, by Goldie Piper D~n:"els: _ __ ~ __ NOTES FROM "THE SECRETARY BOOK OF THE COLUMBIA LITERARY SOCIETY, DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS 1894-1897." Jan. 2, 1894 - Meeting at the Columbia School to organize a literary society, Lue FLORY acted as Chairman. The following officers were elected: President,J.K. BOYD; VicePresident, Dave WILLIAMS; Secretary, Ella FLORY; Treasurer, W.A. FLORY; Sergeant at Arms, Charles BROHAMMER. These motions were carried: 1. To name the society "The Columbia Literary Society." 2. To hire Alva FLORY to sweep the floor. 3. To meet at 7:30 p.m. . Those present were: A.W. ULRICH, H. BAKER, Mark ELLIS, Alva FLORY, Charles BROHAMMER, S.T. WILSON, Joe WILLIAMS, W.A. FLORY, J.K. BOYD, L.M. FLORY, E.A. BOYD, Lue FLORY, Ella FLORY, Dave WILLIAMS. Jan. 9, 1894 - After the business meeting, program and recess, a debate was held and Judges decided in favor of the negative (no topic given) Those present were: Rosa BROHAMMER, Katie BROHAMMER, Maude FLORY, Caroline BROHAMMER, Hattie SANDERS, Vina SANDERS, Jannie KATHERMAN, Alva FLORY, Lee FLORY, Ella FLORY, H. BAKER, A.W. ULRICH, Lester FLORY, John BROHAMMER, G.W. MARKLEY, Dave WILLIAMS, W.A. FLORY, L.M. CHURCHBAUGH, JohnCHURCHBAUGH, J.K. BOYD, Ella FLORY. Jan. 16, 1894 - After the business meeting and program, there was a recess then the debate question: Resolved, "that spiritous liquors have caused more misery than war." Judges decided in favor of the affirmative. Those present were: S.T. WILSON, Mark ELLIS, Iva FLORY, Edgar DARNOLD, Ma~y CHURCHBAUGH, Joe WILLIAMS, Maude FLORY, Lee FLORY, W.A. FLORY, Charles BROHAMMER, Lue FLORY, E.A. BOYD, Levi MARKLEY, John BROHAMMER, Dave WILLIAMS, Charles SANDERS, G~W. MARKLEY, Ella FLORY. Jan. 23, 1894 - No meeting due to weather. �49 Columbia Literary Society Con't. Jan. 30, 1894 - After the routine business, the debate question was: Resolved, "that fire is more destructive than water." The judges ruled in favor of the negative. Those present were: Artie SWIGARD, Edith ARMSTRONG, Vina CHURCHBAUGH, John BANKS,· Maude FLORY, Charles BROHA..l\1MER, Lee FLORY,· S. T. WILSON, Mark ELLIS, Rosa BROHAMMER, Katie BROHAMMER, Vina SANDERS, Katie SANDERS, Alva FLORY, Nettie DAVIGNOW, Iva FLORY, J.K. BOYD, Ella FLORY, E.K. FLORY, John CHURCHBAUGH, L.M. CHURCHBAUGH, Levi MARKLEY, Dave WILLIAMS, H. BAKER, John BROHAMMER, Joe WILLIAMS. Feb. 6, 1894 - An election of officers was held during the business meeting. Those being: Pres., Lee FLORY; Vice-Pres., H. BAKER; Secretary, Ella FLORY; Treasurer, W.A. FLORY; Sergeant at Arms, Charles BROHAMMER. The motion was carried to charge monthly dues of five cents. The debate question was: Resolved, "that the Negro has suffered more at the hands of the white man than the Indian." Judges decided in favor of the affirmative. Those present were: Ella FLORY, W.A. FLORY, Mark ELLIS, S.T. WILSON, Rosa BROHAMMER, Vina SANDERS, Katie SANDERS, Charles BROHAMMER, Alva FLORY, Nettie DAVIGNOW, Edgar DARNOLD, Maude FLORY, Lee FLORY, John CHURCHBAUGH, L.M. CHURCHBAUGH, Dave WILLIAMS, John BROHAMMER, L.M. FLORY, A.W. ULRICH, H. BAKER. Feb. 13, 1894 - After the regular, routine business the debate question at issue was: Resolved, "that the·United States has reached her zenith." , The judges decided in favor of the negative. Those present were: Ella FLORY, Katie BROHA..l\1MER, 'Lue FLORY, Lucy CREEL, Lee FLORY, Lewis CHURCHBAUGH, S.T. WILSON, Charles BRO~lER, Rosa BROHAMMER, Edgar DARNOLD, Edith ARMSTRONG, Caroline BROHAMMER, Nettie DAVIGNOW,Mary CHURCHBAUGH, Vina CHURCHBAUGH, Maude FLORY, Mr. BLOCHER, H. BAKER, John BROHM1MER, Dave WILLIAMS, J.K. BOYD, E.A. BOYD, W.A. FLORY, Mark ELLIS. Feb. 20, 1894. - The routine business was carried out bu't no debate question this meeting. Those present were: Rosa BROHAMMER, Ella FLORY, Mr. BLOCHER, Lewis CHURCHBAUGH, Edith ARMSTRONG, Caroline BROHAMMER, Edgar: DARNOLD, Nettie DAVIGNOW, Vina CHURCHBAUGH, Maude FLORY, S.T. WILSON, Ro. BAKER, J.K. BOYD, Lee FLORY, E.A. BOYD, W.A. FLORY, A.W. ULRICH, Lue FLORY, Dave WILLIAMS. Feb. 27, 1894 - After routine business, the debate question was brought forward; Resolved, "that there is benefit derived from reading than traveling." The judges decided in favor of the affirmative. . Those present were: Rosa BROHAMMER, Artie SAVAGARD, Nettie DAVIGNOW, Ella FLORY, Porter BOND, W.A. FLORY, Lewis CHURCHBAUGH, '.Mr. HAUS, Edith ARMSTRONG, Mary CHURCHBAUGH, Edgar DARNOLD, Austin FLORY, S.T. WILSON, Charles BROHAMMER, Maude FLORY, Katie BROHAMMER, Dave WILSON, Lee FLORY, John CHURCHBAUGH,Joe WILLIAMS, E.A. BOYD, Dave WILLIAMS, A.W. ULRICH, John BROHAMMER. March 6, 1894 - An election of officers was held with the following elected: Pres. - J.K. BOYD; Vice-Pres., L.M. FLORY; Secretary, Ella FLORY; Treasurer, Edgar DARNOLD, Sergeant at Arms, Joe WILLIAMS. The debate qeustion was: Resolved, "that nature is more pleasing to the eye than art." Judges decided in favor of the negative. �50 Columbia Literary Society Con't. Those present were: Ella FLORY, J.K. BOYD, L.M. FLORY., Joe WILLIAMS, Mary CHURCHBAUGH, Vina CHURCHBAUGH, Edgar DARNOLD, Charles BROHAMMER, Maude FLORY, J. Rosa BROHAMMER, Lewis CHURCHBAUGH, E.A. BOYD, H. BAKER, John CHURCHBAUGH, A.W. ULRICH, W.A. FLORY. Mar~ 13, 1894 - After the routine business meeting, th~ debate question at issue was: Resolved, "that curiosity:will lead a man farther than necessity will drive him." The judges ruled in favor of the affirmative. Those present were: Mary CHURCHBAUGH, Vina CHURCHBAUGH, Charles BRO~IER, Maude FLORY, Katie BROHAMMER, Vina SANDERS, Lewis CHRUCHBAUGH, J.K. BOYD, L.M. FLORY, Lee FLORY, Levi MARKLEY, Joe WILLIAMS, Charles SANDERS, John BROHAMMER. Mar. 20, 1894 - The routine business was carried on and the following motions carried: 1. That a committee of six was to be appointed to select the program for the exhibition to be at the close of school April 13. 2. That the Literary Society not meet until the first Tuesday in November, November 6, 1894. No debate issue was given and there was no list of those present. I November 6, 1894 - After a summer of no meetings, routine business was carried on and an election of officers was held. The following were elected: Pres., Edgar DARNOLD; Vice-Pres., Charles SANDERS; Secretary, Ella FLORY; Treasurer, Lue FLORY; Sergeant at Arms., John BROHAMMER .. A motion was made and carried for the society to adopt Roberts Rules of Order. Those present were: Edgar DARNOLD, Charles SANDERS., Ella FLORY, Lue FLORY, John BROHAJ1MER, Vina SANDERS, Rosa BROHAMMER, S.T. WILSON, Katie SANDERS, Alva FLORY, Charles BROHAMMER,Maude FLORY, Ora STUDEBAKER, H.BAKER, Lee FLORY, Lewis CHURCHBAUGH, Joe WILLIAMS, A. W. ULRICH:. November 13, 1894 - Routine business was taken care of and motion made and carried that the treasurer see to getting a copy of the: Roberts Rules of Order. No debate question for this meeting. Those present were: Rosa BROHAMMER, Alva FLORY, Charles BROHAMMER, S.T. WILSON, Mary CHURCHBAUGH, Vina CHURCHBAUGH, Charles PELLET, Lee FLORY, Joe WILLIAMS, Lue FLORY, John BROHAMMER, S.B. DAMERON, Ella FLORY. November 20, 1894 - After the routine business, the debate question was "Resolved, that Grant·'.wasa·.bett·er ·general than·.Lee." The judges ruled" in favor of the affirmative. Those present were: Ben CHILDS, Vina CHURCHBAUGH, .Ora STUDEBAKER, Walter HOLOWELL, Tom CLARK, Ella HAMMOND, Lewis CHURCHBAUGH, Joe WILLIAMS, Frank MARSHALL, Charles BROHAMMER, Mary CHURCHBAUGH, Hattie SANDERS, Vina SANDERS, Charles PELLET, Katie BROHAMMER, Charles BROH~~ER, S.B. DAMERON, A.W. ULRICH, J.1\. BOYD, H. BAKER, E.A. BOYD, Ella FLORY, Lue FLORY, Alva FLORY, John BROHAMMER. November 28,1894 - After the business meeting, came the debate question: Resolved, "that the horse is of more· benefit to man than the cow." The judges decided in favor of the negative. Those present were: . Ella FLORY, Lee FLORY, S. B. DAMERON, Cliff ELLIS, LewisCHURCHBAUGH, John BROHAMMER, Joe WILLIAMS, Charles BROHAMMER, Vina SANDERS, Ora STUDEBAKER, Charles PELLET, Katie BROHAMMER, Mary CHURCHBAUGH, Rosa BROHAMMER, A.W. ULRICH, E.A. BOYD, Dave WILLIAMS, Levi MARKLEY. �51 Columbia Literary Society Con' t. December 4,1894 - After the routine business camethe'election of officers: Pres.,Charles SANDERS; Vice-Pres., Dave WILLIAMS, Secretary, Ella FLORY; Treasurer, Lewis CHURCHBAUGH; Sergeant at, Arms, Lee FLORY. The question for debate was: Resolved, "that mush is more pleasing to the eye than pie." The judges ruled in favor of 'the affirmative. Those present were: Ella FLORY, Charles SANDERS, Dave WILLIAMS, Lewis CHURCHBAUGH, Lee FLORY, Hattie SANDERS, Charles BROHAMMER, Vina CHURCHBAUGH, Roy FLORY, Gim EVANS, .Ora STUDEBAKER, Perry PALMATEER, Tom CLARK, Austin FLORY, Katie BROHAMMER, Rosa. BROHAMMER, Mary CHURCHBAUGH, Alva FLORY, S.B. DAMERON, Joe WILLIAMS, Lue FLORY~ John BROHAMMER. December 11, 1894 - The president was absent so the meeting was in charge of the vice-president, Dave WILLIAMS. Routine business was carried on. A motion was made and carried to pay Lee FLORY fifty cents to make a ladder. The question for debate was: Resolved, "that there is more pleasure in sparking than in coon hunting." The judges decided in ,favor of the affirmative. Those present were: Dave WILLIAMS', Ella FLORY, Lee FLORY, Rosa BROHAMMER, Vina CHURCHBAUGH,Charles BROHAMMER, Vina SANDERS, Ora STUDEBAKER, Lewis CHURCHBAUGH, John BROHAMMER, John CHURCHBAUGH. ' December 18, 1894 - The president and vice-president both being absent, the meeting was in charge of the Sergeant at Arms, Lee FLO~Y. The question for debate was: Resolved, "that a good natured slouchy woman is better than an ilL natured neat woman." The j,udges ruled in favor of the affirmative. , Those present were: Lee FLORY, Perry FLORY, Will EVANS, Gim EVANS, Vina CHURCHBAUGH, Katie' BROHAMMER, Vina SANDERS, Hattie' SANDERS, Lewis CHURCHBAUGH, Joe WILLIAMS, Lue FLORY, J.K. BOYD, H. BAK,ER, S.B. DAMERON, A.W. ULRICH, Tom CLARK, Ella FLORY. I December 25, 1894 - After the regular business meeting ~ith Lee FLORY acting as secretary, the question for debate was as follows: Resolved, "that the public roads should be worked by contract." The judges decided in favor of the affirmative. Those present were: Charles SANDERS, Hattie SANDERS, Will EVANS, Tom CLARK, Lewis CHURCHBAUGH, Lee FLORY, Vina SANDERS, Charles BROHAMMER, Ora STUDEBAKER, Katie BROHAMMER, Dave WILLIAMS, John BROHAMMER, Lue FLORY, Joe WILLIAMS, S.B.DAMERON. COLUMBIA LITERARY SOCIETY ROLL CALL FOR i894 S.T. WILSON A.W. ULRICH J.K. BOYD MARK ELLIS E.A. BOYD Levi MARKLEY Lee FLORY Joe WILLIAMS W.A. FLORY Alva FLORY Edgar DARNOLD L.M. FLORY Ella FLORY G.W. MARKLEY Lester FLORY Dave WILLIAMS Charles BROHAMMER John BROHAMMER Lewis CHURCHBAUGH Katie BROHAMMER Rosa BROHAMMER H. BAKER Maude FLORY Ha t tie SANDERS (To be continued) Submitted by MarY'CHURCHBAUGHJAMISON Caroline BROHAMMER , .Vina SANDERS Charles SANDERS John CHURCHBAUGH Mary CHURCHBAUGH Vina CHURCHBAUGH Nettie DAVIGNOW Edith ,ARMSTRONG S.B. DAMERON Ora STUDEBAKER Charles PELLET Tom CLARK �52 ,:' 1-:. ~ ':. ",,'':. • . Queries are free to members. They should state at least two facts to gain best results. ·Queries are also free to non-members but must concern Kansas related ancestors of fifty years or earlier. TRANSMEYER PRESTON TUCKER CONNELEY HARRELL TALLEY SMITH MUSSELWHITE LOVE WHEELER WILLEFORD DOTSON IVY . IVEY CANNON MCDANIEL Mrs. JoAnn Transnie!ier,Rt.6,Bdx 73, Lawrence, KS 66046. Would like to correspond with anyone having information on Herman TRANSMEYER, born 4 Sept. 1864, died 24 Nov. 1944, lived in Worden, Douglas Co., Ks. area. Doris Brunk, 508 Oswell,Bakersfield, CA .93307 Trying to find information on(:. the family of Redeford PRESTON, wife Elizabeth (Betsy) Ann known to be in Douglas County, Ks. 1860-1874. Children - Emma married Dexter TUCKER, Martilda married George CONNELEY, Louisa (Lorena), Angeline married James A. HARRELL, Major b. 1857, K., Jessie M. b. Ks., Mary b. 1852, Ks., Ella b. 1864, Ks., Narcissus (Arcissa) b. 1866 Ks., Effa (Effie), b. 1869 Ks., Minnie b. 1875 Ks. Family was in Elk Co., Ks. in 1880 census. Lloyd M. Talley, 2020 Emerald Dr. , Lawrence·, KS 66046 James Andrew TALLEY a son of William B. TALLEY of Blue Ridge Twp., Jackson Co., Mo., married a Martha Ellen SMITH in 1854 in Mo. at age 19 and came to Kansas. I can find no record of the marriage. Her father was Daniel SMITH and·mother was Anna MUSSELWHITE of Tenn. I am sure they are relatives.of the William and Susannah SMITH, but what? She was part Indian it has always been said. Can anyone help? Renee Cole, 1206 Tennessee St., Lawrence, KS 66044. Need information on Elizabeth LOVE, b. eastern Tenn. ca. 1805, the dau. of John LOVE, mother? She married Orrel H. WHEELER before 1830 in Jackson Co., Ind. She was the mother of John Oliver WHEELER,b. 8 Nov. 1830 in Seymour, 'Jackson Co., Ind. (possibly a twin?). Marie Yeatman Moore, 2212 Warren Drive, Morristown, TN 37814 Seeking information about my great, great grandfather James WILLEFORD, husband of Annie DOTSON, father of my great grandmother Nancy Ann WILLEFORD IVY, b. in TN Feb. 1815. In Paola, KS his second wife Martha ? ,had 4 daus. + 1 son Crampton WILLEFORD who had 4 daus + 1 son in 1898. Martha's brothers Will, Press, Polk, and Jim. Also information regarding Nancy CANNON MCDANIEL IVEY, b.TN bur. Paola. Her father William MCDANIEL. Donald Vaughn, 1946 Barker, Lawrence, KS 66046 Does anyone have'a picture of the· members of the Lawrence chapter of The Grand Army of the Republic? Preferably pre1900 era. Would like to make a copy for .the society. �53 GREGORY ROZZEL KING MYERS WRIGHT MATNEY SLOOP JONES INGLE MONTGOMERY TEAL KINZIE SNEDEGER BUTLER GORRELL SMITH MONK TENNYSON SWISHER STANLEY Wilma Morton Vaughn, 1946 Barker; Lawrence,KS 66046 Need information on Harden Jones GREGORY born 1812 Tenn.· Married Susan W. ROZZEL; probably died Graves Co., .Ky. Donald Vaughn, 1946 Barker, Lawrence, KS ·66046 Will sare information on Simeon KING who died about 1820, Tioga Co., Pa. Bo~n in Mass. and lived in Vt.ln Revolutionary War. Mrs. Vernon Boggs, Rt. 2, Box 593, Grove, OK 74344 Need information onsomechil"dren of John MYERS, b. 1822/25, Ohio; died 1897 Douglas· or Osage Co., :Ks. 1st married ~. Children George W.MYERS, b. 1850 Ind. (we have information on Geo. W.); . Mary· Et ta MYERS, b. 1854, Ind .. , married Sam WRIGHT; Sadie MYERS, b. 1857, Ind., married Jasper MATNEY; Hannah MYERS, b. ?, Ind., married SLOOP; J6hn D. MYERS, Jr., b. 1860, Ind. In 1885, John Jr. was still inl Clinton Twp., Douglas Co~, Ks. Frank Benjamin MYERS, b. 1876 from a second marriage to Elizabeth JONES in Douglas Co., Ks·1 ·1 ArlynnG. Gantz, Box·535, DeWitt, Mich. 48820 Looking for relatives of John INGLE, died ,1879, and son Charles, died 1905. They!lived east of Worden" Douglas Co., Ks. We would like 'to fiid anyone who knows anyone related to them. Thelma L. Wingardner, P~O.Box 724, Zillah, WA 98953 Seeking information concerning the death date and burial place of I , James Waite MONTGOMERY, b. Cass Co., Ind. 1868, homesteaded near Ionia along with [his father George and Un~le Isaac in early 1900's. In Feb. 1889 m. Mary Elizabeth TEAL, dau. :of Abraham and Sarah . Ann (KINZIE) TEAll. . Any information about lthe circumstances and date of my grandiather's death would be gr:eatly appreciated. Jean (Chapman) Sn:edeger, 1638 Rhode.lsland, Lawrence, KS 66044 Need proof ofparients of James SNEDEGER, B~rn: Bath Co., Ky., 1827. Married: 1st to Sarah BUTLER. 2nd to Martha GORRELL; both marriages inl Bath Co., Ky. Came to K~nsas about 1870. Ten children by second wife, and at least one child by 1st wife. Both James and Ma~tha died in Rice Co., Kahsas. Zona Ellen (Dart) I Smith, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044 Seeking the family. of George Robert SMITH,'father of Frank H. SMITH. George Robert SMITH passed away in Leavenworth, Ks. Had sisters .who m1rried a MONK, a TENNYSON~ and had a sister, Tracy SMITH who n~ver married. The last known residences of this family was i~ the towns of Leavenworth, Ks .. and Parkville, Mo. Zona Ellen (Dart) \ Smith, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044 Seeking information concerning Susannah SWISHER who married James Robert STANLEY injthe vicinity of Harrisonburg, Va. Diedema (sister to James Robert'S~ANLEY) STANLEY married D~vid SWISHER who removed to Muskegum Co., Ohio, ca. 1830-1840. . PUGH EBERHART I Jane M. Wiggins, Route 5; Box 54, Lawrence, KS 66046 Seeking informatidn of Thomas PUGH who was born 20 May 1831 in W~les. . He came the. U. S .. :in' 1856, ,and came to Kansa~ from WlsconSln some tlme.. prlor to August 1862. He .settled ln Wakarusa Twp, Douglas Co., ~s., and lived there until his death on: 20 July 1907. He married Sarah Catherine EBERHART in 1873, Lawrence, Ks. :0\ �ScaJe ~ of 1 inch to I mile Standard Atlas of Douglas County, Ks., Compiled and Published by Geo. A. Ogle, 1921 ' Submitted by Zona SMITH Fro~ - - --..--,------ ~.-- co. �// / /;J] . /I 1 '0.1,.I ,oJ I: Samuel G. I I ! 2. .). 14. is. 6. ; 7. ,'\ . PLYMOUTH CONGREGATI0I-\AL CHURCH LAWREN E, KANSAS .'~ ""e 1 _ow ,,,.,,.d I '- lOb. ,___ i~: ~1~;:~dJ~~~~S 13. 14. I - F~I" I" i~: ~~~~:a!' S~~~~~E : 18. 19. 20. 21. 22'. 23. 24. ( g • I :: \ = , ~ //f'S~Pt. ):8~~ , I \1" \ Icongl. Warren, .,Ms. ,:: I1 " dat~ -)il N'a-r. 1916 N.Y. "1./" '11 Mar. Dismissed 16 Dec. IBM I ' Aug. 1873 . 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STNPSON !~ / 1856 'I 13 Dec. 1906 Di\;missed to Salina, Ks. ....... \, •, / . ) ( /1 . \\over J an. 1 II :-...' \" . . !' [ ' Dec\ was I ,wrl.tten \ : 17. 1855 I I "'--' ' '.m"k, , r :::::;:::~ ',~~st~:~::l~7t ~::~i,,"d I Nrs. Nancy ROSS April 1855 Henrietta ROSS (CLARKE) • I "I" Eiizabeth GIT.BERT How '.moveo // ./ //./ ./ // Goil-g. Hiddletown/ NY 15 Sept./iS? Dismi~led "'1,. Hampton,:Ms. 3- Nov. 1858, t .'" Groton ~Iass., l Mav 1860 I ,/" I ::::." . / ~It. Vernf)n,~. Boston,:I3'Nov.f 1914 ',Died Angl. BrookfN;,ld, Ms.l Jan/lR57 / ' 185y' "'-1855, ! LUN 15 Oct. 1854 Samltei. C. POHEROY "/ 1 Cha r1Js DICKSON " ' I A. OUver HANSr.ml :: Frrnklin HASKELL " Le/wis ,LI:CHFIELD N~s. ilew]s LITCHFIELD "/ !I 10:: mi.~:rE; ~,;~~, DOC} 1854 ! ::~:":: / /,/ [;The above !" "/ 1 "/' J\f " \" ',' II 1" Os~ar IIAR~OW S~HPSON 25. 26. \ C.E. HINER 27. Mrs. X' E\~.4N~R \" ~875 / / ' [Harch 1857 _ Oat, of Reception I 1856 Pres. Ch. -IPC ~:;6been ~~~~~e~h~u='\;~d ~\as been J!,itrlen in.J \ March 185'8 Dism~~sed wa~a:~~t~~~8 [1856 1857 in. J " \ //\, [1856 has been cros~ed "out and 1857 was written in.] 28. H,;-nr'y F. PARKER \ , 1857 cong.\ea'otn g , Ms. 1863 29 •../!::utheria E.. PARKfl13 J 1857 " " J " 30,,/ Albert. P. DAMON V 1857 " " " Nov. 1.865 /31. Samuel SIMPSON 1857" 14 Jan. 1872 Died //32. Hannah P. SUfPSON 1857" \ 1880 .. 33. Alonzo FULLER Jan. 1858 Congl. Norwi.ch, Ct. ,I;m. 1880 34. Lucy A. FIJf.LER 5 ,1.1n. 1 R5R ...... " / I') III t~ -~ Ks. \",,1\ To former Pres. Ch. Lawren~Ks. ":", "\' \' "'Congl. Ch. Reading, Ma~s. " ~"\' .." • ".J "/ Old Age l.:H.Jr<!IlCC, \ KilllSilS . \\ � 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. 9, No. 1: Fall 1985 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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"·.f .... :- .. .~ ~ .. , ~ ,.: ,":-.. . .. i �Til Volume IX Number 2 Hinter 198:5 PI81111 - ~- --. - -- ., , /I 4.~ " .. - ';:-t. • ,. ; Published QUarterly By: : 'Douglas Count~ Genealogica1 Societg P.o. sox 3664 LAWRENCE,KANSAS 66044 �DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY: P.O. BOX 3664 LAWRENCE, KANSAS 66046-0664 The Douglas County. Genealogical Society is a non-profit organization with regularly schedu~ed meetings the second Tuesday night of each month, 7:30 p.m., meeting place to be announced. Afternoon meetings are held, if possible, and occasional area tours. An annual public workshop is held to help in research. Membership fees are $10.00 single, $11.00 family. Checks should be made payable to the Douglas County Genealogical Society and sent to the address above. The fiscal year is from July 1 to June 30 of the following year. OFFICERS, 1985-86 President - Janet PAYNE Rec. Secretary - Dorothy WIGGINS Cor. Secretary - Mary Lou WINCHELL Treasurer - A.J. LAWSON Librarian - Edna WELLING Editor - Jane WIGGINS G~nea1ogist - Donald VAUGHN Membership Chairman - Beverley CHAPMAN Newsletter ,Editor - Mary BURCHILL �THE PIONEER Published Quarterly by' 'The Douglas County Genealogical Society P.O. Box 3664 Lawrence Kansas 66046':"0664 ISSN 0739-4101. -------------------~------------~---------------~-----~-~-----------------~- Winter (~!I,1. Vol. . IX, N o . 2 " ------------------------------------------------------~--------------------- ,'Page '/ . Contents ..- ," DCGS Membership, 1985-l9S6 . . . . . . . .'. May 1913 Jury Panel. . . . . . . . . . .", 1867 Diary of Dr. Richard Morris, Lawrence, Ks ... The Eartqquake . . . .'. . . . ... . :'. . . . . Douglas County, Ks. Marriage Records', 1878 . . . . Alphabetical Listing of the Brides from 1878 Marriage ~ecords. . .' Photographs of Members of Washington Post, No. 12, G.A.R . . . Naturalization Record of Declarations. of Intention, Vol. B (SCHUTZ to ZIMMERMAN) complete. . .'. . • . • '; . .'. ... Wills Recorded in Douglas County, 1857-:-1873 (ANDERSON ·t9 NICHOLS). Townships . Clinton - Major David Starr' HOYT . . . . . . Eudora - History of Eudora Area Churches. Gr an t - North Lawrence I terns. . ~ .' . . : Kanwaka - "A Letter from Kanwaka" .. ~ . . Lecompton - Douglas County Tax-Payers, 1900~190l. Marion - Registration of Voters, March 18, 1867 , Palmyra - Douglas 'County Tax-Payers, i900....:1901.· . . Wakarusa - Douglas County Tax-Payers,'1900-l90l . . Willow Springs - Columbia Literary Society; . 1894..,.1897 Queries. . . . . . . ., '. . . . . . . . .. . ' '. ---'----- '." . L::-;;.Z'~-~";. \ 54" . si. .';, 58': .. 62 64 71' 74 77 .: '.,81 " , ;'. '86 .88 95' 96 97 98 99 101 103 106 . - · " T - - - - ...... - - - - - .. --, ~.. ,; [Western Home Journal, Lawrence, Ks., Feb. 23, 1882 I : " .... 1 The sleighing was pronounced first-rate yesterday, and the local I :.',.,: editor had a very agreeable sam~le ~fit by a ride b~hind the pon'i~s of j Mr. Geo. R. GOULD. The merry t:mk1:1ng of the bells resounded .to a late I : hour last night. . , ,I ::;,. 'r Western .'. "1 Home Journal, May 4, 1882, Lawrence, Ks. ---"-"-~-""'-l Full Measure I I I . Our friend Wm. GIBSON, has several times laid us under obligations for the freshest of early vegetables, and never did we', find the measure stinted. William is a trifle over six feet in stature. himself, which shows that he descends from a race certainly not stingy in bone and muscle. Billy is willing to give as good as he receives, and proves it by the advent of an eleven pound boy, who will date his birth April 26, 1882. We like to chronicle a full round act, and so should hay~ been I glad i f Billy had made this a full dozen,' but he claims that the youth • I has enough of good looks to make up for half a dozen pounds, so Mr. i GIBSON still ~as considera~le the advantage of us. We:hope he may p:ovej an hono. r toh1s parents, l-l1th as good and even a larger heart than h1s father. . I I ~---~-----------~---------- ..-------~--------------~..~ ':t, �54 .. _ .. __ .- ....._ - - , DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY P.O. Box 3664 Lawrence, KS. 66046 ~. 1985-86 Membership List for Douglas County: AKIN, Dorothy (Mrs. Tom), Route 2, Lawrence, KS. 66046 ALDRIDGE, Virginia, 3323 Iowa # 105, Lawrence, KS. 66046 ALEXANDER, Mrs. Arnold (Susan), 913 West 6th Street, 'Lawrence, KS.66044 ALLEN, Roy, 1320 Conn., Lawrence, KS. 66044 *ANDERSON, Wm. A. & Marcella, Route 1, Lawrence, KS. 66044 ARNDT, Marcella E. (Mrs.), Route 2 Box 403, Lawrence" KS. 66044 BAHNMAIER, Paul, Route 1, Lecompton, KS. 66050 i BANTA, John V. Jr., 2209 Kingston Drive, Lawrence, KS. 66044 *BISHOP, Ed & Marguerite H., 1601 E. Glenn Drive, Lawrence, KS. 66044 BROWN, Justyn (Mrs. Richard), 2024 New Hampshire, Lawrence, KS. 66046 BRUNE, Georgiana (Mrs. Frank), Route 3, Lawrence, KS.166044 BUNTON, Kathryn J., 2135 Kentucky st., Lawrence, KS. 66046 BURCHILL, Mary Dresser, 1622 Kentucky, Lawrence, KS. ~66044 *CAIN, Donald & Roberta, 2416 Morningside Dr., Lawren~e, KS. 66046 *CHAPMAN, Beverley J. & Lawrence L., 2114 Marvonne Rd., Lawrence, KS~6046 CHAPMAN. Clyde, Route 2, Lawrence, KS. 66046 CLARKE, Dorothy V., 1908 New Hampshire st., Lawrence,: KS.66046 *CLOUGH, Vivian & HOUT, Goldie, Route 5 Box 128, Lawrerce, KS. 66046 COLE, Renee L., 1206 Tennessee # 1, Lawrence, KS. 66044 ,COUCH, Maudie, 631 Locust, Eudora, KS. 66025 I CROWN, Irma Jean (Mrs. John), Route 1 Box 276A, Lawrence, KS. 66044 *CURTISS, Earl L. & Oma L.; 1623 Harper st., Lawrence, KS. 66044 *DALQUEST, Ron & Wendy, Route 2 Box 253 ; Lawrence, KS.: 66046 DERRICK, Ilah, 333 Kansas, Lawrence,KS. 66046 I *DITTMAR, Russell & Margaret, 2503 Jasu Drive, Lawrence, KS. 66046 DUNN, Elizabeth, 2411 Louisiana Apt. D-42, Lawrence, KS. 66046 *DURR, Charles & Mary, Route 1, Eudora, KS. 66025 ,ELDER, Jan, Route 1 Box 37A, Eudora, KS. 66025 ELNIFF, Pauline B. (Mrs. W. R.), 820 Sunset Drive, Lawrence, KS. 66044 *EMBERS, Grace & Bob, 3001 Ranger Drive,Lawrence, KS.;66044 *FOWLER, Eric & Michelle, 1900 West 31st Lot R-13, Lawrence, KS. 66046 FREEMAN, Marjorie H., 2317 Anderson Road, Lawrence, KS. 66046 GABRIEL, Margaret (Mrs. Harold), Route 1, Eudora, KS. :66025 *GORTON, Dr. Thomas & Catherine, 831 Illinois, Lawrence, KS. 66044 *GRAVES, Harold & Maxine, 1828 Ohio st., Lawrence, KS., 66044 GREENBURG, Judy A, 312 Wagon Wheel, Lawrence, KS. 66044 HARGISS, Genevieve, 2503 Missouri, Lawrence, KS. 6604~ HARRIS, Martha J., 1045 Kentucky # 4, Lawrence, KS. 66044 *HERBERT, Robert & Shirley, 1533 Harper, Lawrence, KS. 66044 *HOBBS, Patr ick & Patricia, 927 Indiana, Lawrence, KS. '66044 *HOLDERMAN,Alden & Mae, 1631 Pennsylvania, Lawrence, KS. 66044 *HOUT, Goldie & CLOUGH, Vivian, Route 5 Box 128, Lawrence, KS. 66044 *HUELSBERGEN, Helmut & Ursula, 1908 Alabama, Lawrence, ,KS. 66046 r~6R~6' HUGHEY Lora P. 2424 Melrose Lane Apt.A307,Prairie Ridge Pl.Lawrente, S.' JAMISON, Mary I: (Mrs. Joe), Route 2 Box 58A, Baldwin ,City, KS.66006 . *JARDON, Marvin & Norma, Route 1, Baldwin City, KS. 66Q06-9716 JOHNSON, Marguerite L., 524 Lincoln, Lawrence, KS. 66q44 JOHNSON, Robert W., Route,5 Box 218, Lawrence, KS. 66046 KENNEDY, BEVERLY, 343 Indlana st., Lawrence, KS. 66044 *KENNEDY, Max D. & Jackie, Route 2, Baldwin City, KS. 66006 *KIDWELL, Irma L.& Richard L., 1617 R.I. St., Lawrence, KS. 66044 KRAFT, Christine Davidson, 404 Cattleman Ct., Lawrence', KS.66044 KREUZBURG, Sally, 110 Michigan Lot 64, Lawrence, KS. 66044 *KUNKLE, Ralph & Roberta, 2405 Free State Lane, Lawrence, KS. 66046 I' �55 -------- - --- *LAWSON, A.J. & Mary, 2246 Tennessee, Lawrence, KS. 66~46 *LENZ, Mark & Brenda, 3404 Richard ct., Lawrence, KS. ~6044 LEWIS, Donna, 2900 Moccasin Dr., Lawrence, KS. 66044 *LINDELL, Charles & Pauline, 2713 Harvard, Lawrence, KS. 66044 LONG, Mrs. Raymond (Fern), Box 125, Eudora, KS. 66025 ! *LOUK, Mr. & Mrs. N.C., 1119 West 22nd, Lawrence, KS. 66046 *MEYER, Pauline F. & Herman E., 1227 Brook, Lawrence, KS. 66044 MONTELL, Ralph L., Route 2 Box 275, Lawrence, KS. 66046 *MOORE, Mr. & Mrs. Albert & Sharon Kay, 1131 Delaware, 'Lawrence, KS. 66044 MUSICK, Cheryl A., Route 5 Box 145, Lawrence, KS. 66046 McCRARY, Letha, 1900 West 31st,E-19, Lawrence, KS. 66046 McGEE, Virginia L., 1102 Birch Street, Eudora, KS. 660.25 McMANNESS,'Mrs. S.A.(Erma G.), 1600 West 22 Street, Lawrence, KS. 66046 NELSON, Dr. R.O., 2425 Orchard Lane, Lawrence, KS. 66Q44 *NELSON, Horace & Freddie, 312 Woodlawn Place, Lawrenc~, KS. 66044 NORTH, Shirley, 326 Locust, Lawrence, KS. 66044 *PAYNE, Bertha & Jack, 936 Holiday, Lawrence, KS. 66044 PAYNE, Janet, 213 High Street, Baldwin City, KS. 6600~ POSTMA, James L., 1st Natl. Bank Tower, Box 507, Lawr~nce, KS. 66044 PUCKETT, Ruby, 1524 st. Andrews, Lawrence, KS. 66046 *REED, Dr. Jim & Polly, 1901 University Dr., Lawrence, KS.66044 SANDERS, Hattie, P.O. Box 635, Baldwin, KS. 66006 I SCHOTT, Cynthia, 806 East 14th st., Lawrence, KS. 66044 SEDLAK, Ramona (Mrs.Don), 1500 E. 25th Terr., Lawrence, KS. 66046 SHELDON, Evelyn (Mrs.Martin), 2908 Chisholm Dr., Lawrence, KS. 66046 *SHOGRIN, Quentin & Donna, 648 Schwarz Rd.,Lawrence, KS. 66044 *SHREVES, Elaine & Gordon, 1707 West 21st Street, Lawrence, KS. 66046 *SMITH, Claude & Zona, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, KS. 66044 SMITH, Etta Trene, 1634 Alabama st., Lawrence, KS. 66044 *SNEDEGER, B.Jean & Charles, P.O. Box 665, 1638 Rhode Island,Lawrence,KS.66044 SPENCER, IONA B.(Mrs.Vernon), Route 1 Box 54, Lecompt~n, KS. 66050 *STANWIX, Betty& Clayton, 1134 Delaware, Lawrence, KS. '66044 *STORY, Jack M. & Donna R., 108 7th st., Baldwin City, :KS. 66006 STUART, Mary Lynn, Route 2 Timberline Acres, Baldwin City, KS. 66006 SWEETS, Judy M.(Mrs.John), 2905 Moccasin Dr., Lawrenc~, KS. 66044 *TALLEY, Floyd & Fay, 2020 Emerald Dr., Lawrence, KS. 66046 TRANSMEIER, JoAnn (Mrs.Marvin), Route 6 Box 73, Lawre~ce, KS. 66046 VAN LOENEN, Gail, 1648 Mississippi st., Lawrence, KS. '66044 *VAUGHN, Donald & Wilma, 1946 Barker Ave., Lawrence, KS. ~6046 *WELLING, Edna & D.P., Route 3 Box 298A, Baldwin City, 'KS. 66006 WHITE, Leta, 2024 Quail Creek Dr., Lawrence, KS. 66044' *WHI TSON, Robert H. & Carol J., 2731 Rawhide, Lawrence ,: KS., 66046 WIGGINS, Dorothy R. (Mrs.Elwood), 2020 Stratford Rd., lawrence, KS. 66044 WIGGINS, Ivan Eugene, 1746 Harper, Lawrence, KS. 66044 WIGGINS, James Richard, 1810 Harper St., Lawrence, KS.: 66044 WIGGINS,Jane M., Route 5 Box 54, Lawrence, KS. 66044 *WILSON, Paul & Harriet, 3027 University Dr., Lawrence,' KS. 66044 *WINCHELL, Arthur & Mary Lou, 927 Crestline, Lawrence, ,KS. 66044 WOODWARD, Jody ( Joan F.), 301 Lawrence Ave., Lawrence" KS. 66044 *WORLEY, Charles & Erma, Route 6 Box 24, Lawrence, KS. 66046 ---~-. The Evening News, Dec. 1, 1883 Lawrence, Ks; I Lost A small black and tan rat terrier. Has' a small :scar under one eye, answers to the name of Snip. Anyone br'inging him to the office of , KILWORTH' Bros., will be paid for their trouble. I Jacob KILWORTH �56 - -.- --- - - --- ---~-- ------ 1985-86 Membership List for out-of-county: I ABBOTT, Ruby Alice, 2024 NE Tudor Rd.,Lee's Summit, MO. 64063 ABELLA, N. E. & Lottie, P.O. Box 726, Allen, Texas 75002-6726 BARBER, Peggy A., Route 1 Box 9, White City, KS. 66872' *BEASLEY, Mr. & Mrs. Willis H. Jr., 1525 South Garfield' St., Denver,Colo.80210 BEDKE, Jane A., BACS Genealogical Assoc.,2259 Laird Way,Salt Lake City, Utah BOCK, Mildred M., 13811 Kimberly Dr.,Largo, Florida 33544 84108 BOGGS, Mrs .. Vernon, Route 2 Box 593, Grove, O_K 74344 ' BRADFORD, Linda, P.O. Box 736, Heber Springs, AR. 72543 BRUNK,Doris, 508 Oswell, Bakerersfield, CA. 93307 CANADAY, Mildred Woolf, 11210 West 67th Terr., Shawnee, KS. 66208 *CAREY, Richard & Pat(Hoobing), 833 N. Sycamore, Ottawa, KS. 66067 CHAPMAN, Maliveene, 604 N. Mulberry st., Ottawa, KS. 66067 CHRISTIE, Jayce, Route 1, Rantoul, KS. 66079 CLINE, Reba, 1100 Crane Road, Pampa, Texas 79065 COLWELL, Betty, 4922 Glenmeadow Dr., Houston, Texas 77096 CORDELL, Chloetta(Mrs.Howard), 20185 S. Gardner Rd., Gardner, KS. 66030 COTTER, Dennis J., 1162 Rockport ct., Columbus, Ohio 43220 CRITTENDEN, Sandra L., P.O. Box 417, Oakland, Oregon 97462 DAKIN, Vera S., Route 2 Box 284, Drexel, MO. 64742 FENN, Alice M.(Mrs.), 4317 East 21 PI~ce, Tulsa, OK. 74114 FINNEY COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, P.O. Box 592, Garden City, KS. 67846 GOSS, Carrol W.,M.D., Box 458, Lamont, CA 93241 , GRAF, K. Lenore, 6209 E. 101st. Street, Kansas City, MO. 64134 *HANNIG, Mr. & Mrs. Shelton M., P.O . .sox 569, Terre Haute, Indiana 47808 HAYNES, Elizabeth, 4952 Sea Wolf Dr., Santa Rosa, CA. ~5405 HELSTROM, Ray, 12000 Bennington, Grandview, MO. 64030 I HENDRICKS, Helen Starks, 2425 Peppermint Dr., Modesto, ;CA. 95355 HODSON, Jean D., Route 1 Box 190, Olathe, KS. 66061 ' HOFMANN, Barbara G., 66 Lobsterback Road, Trumbull, CT .', 06611 HOGAN, Anna Marie, 3017 N. Racine Ave., Chicago, Illino:is 60657 HOOVER, Mark A., 1573 Beverly Rd., Idaho Falls, Idaho 8~402 HOUGLAND, Maxine, Route 1 Box 153C, Perry, KSr 66073 HUNTER William P., 2403 W. Springfield Apt.W-8, Champai~n, Ill. 61821 IRVIN, Virginia V., 2109 20th Ave., Monroe, WIS. 53566 : JUCKES, Tom, Box 254, Binger, OK. 73009 KLINE, Mrs. Wilmer G.(Dorothea M.), 801 North 1st st., Garden City, KS.67846 KNOX, Dennis I., 162 S.Kings Highway, Stillwater, OKLA.: 74074 KNOX, James W. & Bernice D., P.O. Box 147, Valley Falls~ KS. 66088 LANGDON, Laverna(Mrs.C.H.), Route 2, Springhill, KS. 66983 MacDONALD, Helen, Route 2 Box 150B,Hayden Lake, Idaho 83835 MAKER, Betty L., 8340 Greensboro Dr.#2-1017, McLean, VA~ 22102 MARTIN, Gail, 1000 S. Atchinson, EI Dorado, KS. 67042 : MARTIN, Peggy A. (Mrs.), 2804 Normandy Dr., Mishawaka, IN. 46545 MATTHEWS, Mary Jane, P.O. Box 542, Portola, CA. 96122 ! METSKER, Shirley A., 13695 Boston st., Brighton, COLO. 80601 MOFFITT, Adalee M., Route 1 Box 587, Meriden; KS. 66512, MOORE, Mrs. P. H.,2212 Warren Dr., Morristown, TN. 37814 . NEALE, Anne(J.H.), 46 Saw Mill Dr., Berkeley Hts., N.J. 107922 NEEL, Barbara(Mrs.Perry), 6710 NW 31st Terr., Bethany, QK. 73008 PARKER, Martha, Route 2 Box 99, Overbrook, KS. 66524 PEARSON, Frank E., 4 S. California st., Lodi, CA. 95242 1 PRALL, Rhoda Rudd, 14104 Piedras Rd. N.E., Albuquerque, N.M. 87123 PROVINI, June Swadley, 9535 Elvis Lane, Seabrook, Maryl~nd 20706 *RAINBOLT, Robert & Rosalee, Rofute 1 Lot E.33, McLdutH, KS. 66054 REID, Janet, 13863 Kinbrook st., Sylmar, CA. 91342 I RICE, Kathyrn L., 1915 N. st., Gering, NEB. 69341 RIEDEL, Kolean, P.O. Box 594, Wellsville, KS. 66092 ROSS, Joanna Harmon(Mrs.), Sky Park Manor, 1301 "J" st.,: Lincdlln,NE.68508 -----.~ T I �57 ______ 1 SCHELL, Dorothy Viets, 731 S. Blaine, Moscow, Idaho 83843 SHAW, Ray H., 17410 Mpl. Vly. Hy. Spa 75, Renton, WA. 98058 *SHRIMPLIN, Edith & Frank, 902 Frazier, Valley Falls, KS. 66088 ~ SKAGGS, Nora, 321 East 4th, Tonganoxie, KS. 66086 SMITH, Mrs. Sheldon E.(Adell Carr), 2558 W. Village Lane, Springfield, MO.65807 SNOW, Doris A., Route 2 Box 260, Ottawa, KS. 66067 STOKES, Barbara H., 4142 Hillswind, San Antonio, TX 78217 *STOUPPE, Hugh & Eileen M., 104 N. Market st., Ligonier, PA. 15658 *THURBER, Mr. & Mrs. Karl, 1020 Radcliffe st., Bakersfield, GA. 93305 TOMBERLIN, Virginia L., 2724 Daniels Ave., South Charleston, W.V. 25303 TUCKER, Henrietta M., 326 S. Cedar Apt.3, Ottawa, KS. 166067 VOPICKA, Mrs. Joane(Bartleman), 9312 S. Harding Ave., Evergreen Park, 111.60642 WHIPPLE, Judith C., 76439 Alston Mayger Rd., Rainier, 10regon 97048 WILLIAMS, Patricia J., P.O. Box 370, Ocean Park, Wash. 98640 STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF WISCONSIN, 816 State st., ~adison, WIS. 53706 * Family Memberships ------------------ ----- ----- , Lawrence Daily Gazette, April 3, 1913 MAY JURY PANEL Was Drawn Yesterday Afternoon at Court House. Pursuant to he adjourned the the May 'term was the men who were an order made by Judge SMART the firs't of the week when February term of the district court, It he jury panel for drawn yesterday afternoon. Following' are the names of selected as jurors. , J.A. THORNTON,Lawrence H.L. HASTIN, Lawrence C. VICKERY, Lawrence F.G. ALFORD, Lawrence Wm. McFARLAND, Eudora Joseph SCHEHRER, Eudora C.A. FISCHER, Lawrence John PRUNTY, Lawrence I Clyde HIATT ,Marion George MICHAEL, Marion Joe STURDY, Palmyra KARNES, ,Lawrence j, M. E.G. MASON, Lawrence W.B. MANTER, Lawrence Wm~ EISELE, Eudora H.H. ULRICH, Willow SPRINGS B.F. GLENN, Lecompton H.A. RODGERS, Lecompton C.H. NICH9LS, Kanwaka Julius ZEET, Kanwaka C. THUDIUM, Lawrence B.A. EWING, Lawrence J.V. LOGAN, Sr., Lecompton T.K. BOYD, Palmyra C.H. TUCKER, Lawrence H.A. RAPPARD, Marion S.T. MOORE, Lawrence W.H. CRANE, Lawrence I j J. C. SAUNDERS, Wakarusa ~ Tho~B:~_!UGH! ,-- Wakarusa ------------ ~---- -'--------- ---- --- - - - - - - - Lawrence-Daily Gazette, Feb. 22, 1913 ---- ~-- --- Barker and Lake View Misses Mary and Francis CAVANAUGH and Jennie MARTIN and friend were guests of Mr. and Mrs. TUSEN Sunday. Mr. and ,Mrs. J.M.'HARRISON entertained their friends Friday evening . ,_ W~!~_~_~~~_entine party. , ----'-- ---- - - - . - - - - --~ • _ _ - - . 1 - _ .". ____ _ �58 1867 DIARY OF DR. RICHARD MORRIS, LAWRENCE, KANSAS ·On the following pages is an abstract . from an 1867 diary kept by Dr. Richard ." 'MORRIS of Lawrence, Ks. The dia~')T '. _w!!~s,1;l , has· bee~'-gi~ent-o -theDOugi;s-C~~nty Historical Society, was discovered about 50 years ago by James D. WATSON, M.D. of Colorado Springs, when he was a student at the University of Kansas. The diary was in a house on the lot where the north' portion of the Plymouth Congrega~ tiona1 Church now stands (925 Vermont). Dr. R. MORRIS, physician and surgeon, was born in Highland County, Ohio, April 15, 1824. He was born and lived on a farm until he was about twenty years of age. In the fall of· 1840, he moved with his parents to Fulton Co., Ill. He received his early education. in his native s~ate. After settling in Illinois, he engaged for a while in teaching school. In 1844, he commenced his academical course at Cherry Grove Seminary,: Knox Co., Ill. In 1847, he began his professional studies with Abraham HULL, M.D~, of Marietta, Ill., and continued his course of studies with this gertt1einan about three years. After engaging in practice a short time, he entered Rush· Medical College, in Chicago, Ill., graduating in February, 18511. He then located in Hermon, Knox Co., Ill., where he followed his professi'on alone until January, 1855, when on solicitation he formed' a partnership in :thepractice of medicine, with his old perceptor of Ellisville, Ill., and ,continued in, active practice until the fall of 1861. The following winter, while taking a short rest 'from his labors, he attended lectures again at Ru~h Medical College. In November, 1862, he was appointed Surgeon of the One Hundred and Third Regiment Illinois Infantry Volunteers, with the rank of Major. During the last year of the war, he was Chief Surgeon of the First Division; of the Fifteenth Army Corps, commanded by Brevt. Brig. Gen. William B. WOODS~ On the close of the war, he returned to Galesburg, Ill., and in the same year moved to Kansas, settled in Lawrence, and in April, 1866,resumed the practice of his profession, in which he has since been constantly engaged. ~r. MORRIS was, while in Illinois, an active member of ' the Knox County (Ill.) Medical Society. He is at present a member of the Kansas State Medical Society, of which he was first Vice President in 1874. He is also a member of the Eastern Kansas District Medical Society, of the State Board of Medicai Examiners, of Douglas County Medical Society, and of Lawrence Lodge, No.4, I.O.O.F. The Dottor is now Coroner of Douglas County, to which office he has been elected three times in succession. He is also County Physician, which position he has held during the last five years. He further held the office of City Physician and Medical Health Officer of the city of Lawrence for the term of four years. Dr. MORRIS was married May 31, 1855, ,to Miss Belinda R.' HAPTONSTALL, of Hermon, Knox County, Ill. They have three children living--C1ara L. (now Mrs. L.H. PERKINS), Fred Le Roy and Nellie Vie. From History of Kansas by A.T.' ANDREAS, Chicago: 1883. �59 .. 1867. DIARY-OF DR. RICHARD MORRIS: Tuesday, Jan. 1, 1867: All hail the new year. Very cold. 5° below zer'o. Not much excitement. Had settlement with Dr. RUSSELL. And an understanding concerning our co-partnership in medicine. Expenses and profits to be shared equally. Jan. 2: Weather moderating some. Business dull as we expected it would be after the holidays. Jan. 3: Still warmer. Settled with Philip. Due him 'less board from Nov. 1 at $3 per week and $10 advanced from store. Wrote to FRISBIE concerning taxes on my lot. Jan. 4: Pleasant. Nothing of interest to record. Mr. CULLY arrived with family and stopped over night with me. Jan. 5: Same. CULLY moved into his house south of the city today. Jan. 6: Pleasant. Attended Congregational Church. ~lso heard Mike NUFT [?] lecture in Millers in the evening on spiritualism. Subject Relation of Mind and Matter. Jan. 7: Nothing new. Jan. 8: Same. Jan. 9: Turned very cold this morning. A light snow ;falling occasionally during the day. Jan. 10: Moderating today. Very dull. Jan. 11: Same today. Jan. 12: Threatening snow storm. Jan. 13: Good winter weather. Took dinner at SHEARERS today. Snowing this evening. Jan. 14: Fair and rather cold. Business very dull. Letter from Dr. HALL. Jan. 15: Strong south winds Dut warm for the season. Jan. 16: Sharp winter today. Jan. 17: Pleasanter today. Having some trouble about~ security note for SKINNER. : Jan. 18: Nothing new. Signed a note for $183 due in 60 days with A. SKINNER and BRAYBERRY 'and SHIMMERMAN,to Michael CULLY. ' Jan. 19: Saw the Siamese twins. A rare sight indeed., They were born in the Kingdom of Siam May 1811. Named CHANG-ENG. ~lso two wild children captured by Capt. REICO in the interior of Australia. Jan. 20: Heard Mike NUFT[?] spiritualist. Subject - "What is Man." Rather well handled •. Jan. 21: Nothing new. Butchered my hog. Jan. 22: Cold but pleasant. Jan. 23: Same. POMEROY and ROSS elected U.S. Senators. Jan. 24: Commenced snowing about noon and bids fair for a good supply. Jan. 25: Very cold. Wrote to Burlington concerning NELSON's note. Jan. 26: Still cold but clear. Letter from FRISBIE. Jan. 27: Still cold. Unusually so for this climate. Attended Mike NUFT's lecture tonight. Subject "What Is God". Jan. 28: Cold as usual. Wrote to FRISBIE. Jan. 29: Nothing new. Jan. 30: Warm and snow begins to leave. Jan. 31: Never saw snow melt so fast from sunshine. Quite muddy this evening. Friday, Feb. 1: Some frozen this a.m. Very dull. Feb. 2: Same. Feb. 3: Pleasant. Don't feel very well. Feb. 4: Warm and pleasant. Feb. 5: Same. Very cold. Write to W.C. Snyder Fulton:Wels. Advanced two notes for collection. Against J. HULIAH dated Feb. 5, 1861, for $56.25 each. . At six percent payable one .in 6 months. The other 1 year. This should have been next page, Friday, 8th. �60 1867 Diary of Dr. Richard MORRIS (~ont.) I Feb. 6: Douglas County votes for or against County bonds of $300,000 to the L.L. & G.R.R. Feb. 7: Large majority in favor of the bond. Feb. 8: See the 5th.· Feb. 9: Nothing new. Feb. 10: Attend Congregational Church. Very pleasant. Feb. 11: Windy and looks like rain. Feb. 12: Rained this a.m. Feb. 13: Rained all night. . Nothing new.· Had a call from ,COLLINS with $10. Completed inventory of store. Result not very flattering. Feb. 14: Valentine's Day. Dull business. Thundershower in the night and hail. Feb. 15: Clearing off. Cold this P.M. Paid my taxes - $66.70. Feb. 16: Colder and rain. Feb. 17: Wrote to COLLINS and ALICK. Feb. 19: Dr. BUCK was here today. Very muddy. Feb. 20: Nothing new. Turned very cold just about S4ndown. Wind N.W. with snow. (Should be 19) Very cold night but moderated some today. Feb. 21: Called to Eudora to see Mrs. D. WILFORD. Strangululated femoral hernia made two unsuccessful efforts to re by taxes. Gave Morphine and wait till morning. Feb. 22: Made another unsuccessful effort this P.M . . Operated about noon. Duration 40 minutes. Fell well satisfied with the operation. Reaction good. Feb. 23: Cold. Visited Mrs. WILFORD. Found her doin'g well. Very little fever and but little pain. Feb. 24: At home. Cold. Feb. 25: More pleasant. I her doing well with Feb. 26: Still warm. Visited Mrs. WILFORD again. Found I good prospect of complete success. Tuesday, March 5: Turned cold. Mar. 9: Snow storm. Cold for the season. Mar. 10: More pleasant. Wrote to Dr. HULL. Mar. 11: Another snow storm. Good sleighing and cold. Mar. 12: Still cold and sleighing good. Mercury 5 P.M. 8° above O. Mar. 13: Very cold. 5 below O. Best sleighing we have had. Business frozeen. Clear. Mar. 14: Cold and clear. Fine sleighing and all hands are improving the last opportunity. This and the preceding, the only two clear days in this month. Mar. 15: Still cold, cloudy. Wrote to FRISBIE and sent him Exchanges on New York for $29. Snow again this P.M. Mar. 16: Cold a.m. Pleasant but very cold and storming again tonight. Letter from FRISBIE. Mar. 17: More snow last night. Still cold. Mar. 18: Another snow. Clear and pleasant this ·aftern'oon. Mar. 19: Warmer and snow melting some. St. Augustine 'folks hereJ .B. LARRY also. . Mar. 20: Very muddy. Mar. 21: Still cold, gloomy weather. Business completely paralized. Mar. 22: More pleasant. Hope for better weather. Wrote to FRISBIE. Attended caucus. Mar. 23: Warm again early this morning. In half an hour's time it was sleeting, snowing and freezing and continued so all day. Very cold tonight. �61 1867 Diary of Dr. Richard MORRIS (cont.) Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar .. 24: Still cold though muddy. 25: Cold. 26: Attended anoth,~r caucus. Adj ourned to Miller's Hall tomorrow 27: Our caucus at Miller's Hall was a· and triumph. Attended Dilagate convention tonight. Defeated in our candidate for Mayor but successful in most others. Mar. 28: More pleasant but freezing at night. Mar. 29: Same. Wrote Dr. ROWE. Mar. 30: Pleasant. Nothing new. Mar. 31: Snowing this mornin.g. Was warmer in the P.M. Heard Dr~ ._ __ JEWETT 3 times today. Monday, April 1: Pleasant and seems more like spring. Apr. 2: Quite warm and windy today. Winter disappearing rapidly. RUSSELL gone to Leavenworth to attend Mear Association. Sent report of my case of hernia. Apr. 3: Cloudy and threatening rain. Wrote to COLLINS. Apr. 4: Quite a snow storm this evening and cold. RUSSEL returned today Apr. 5: Cold this a.m. but clear. Apr. 6: Nothing new. Apr. 7: Attended Congregational Church in a.m. M.E. P.M. Apr. 8: Bought Winn and Fitten's stock of insurance. Commenced gardening Apr. 9: Hopkins China Glassware agent from Chicago. Cold rain. Apr. 10: Snowing like fury this a.m. and cold. Apr. 11: Clearing off last night and pleasant today. ,Spring-like. Apr. 12: Still warm and pleasant. Apr. 13: Warm and windy. Apr. 14: Warm rain a.m. Cool. a.m. Heard Rev. LENNY on temperance. 43rd birthday. Apr. 15: Rain and cool. Went to Leavenworth this P.M. for goods. Apr. 16: Returned today. SKINNER paid me 100 for calling. Apr. 17: Nothing new. Apr. 18: Heard Mrs. STETSON lecture tonight. Small house. It is raining. Apr. 19: Warm and pleasant. , Apr. 24: About 3 P.M. we had quite an earthquake whic~ caused a lively time for awhile. The shaking lasted about a minute. Done no as far asI know except to frighten some timid folks. First 6ne I ever felt. Apr. 25: Letter from Geo. AVERY Galesburg inquiring after my lot. John C. McGOWEN came today. ; Apr. 27: Answered OVERY's letter. Wrote to FRISBIE. :Also to Silers FEARn of Burlington. Ran who has NELSON's note for coIl. Also Miles SNYDER Fulton, Ills. CUTICH's note. Apr. 30: Letters from FRISBIE and replied to it. Proposed to take 900$ for my lot, 200$ in hand, balance in monthly payments .100$ each. Wednesday, May: Nothing new. May 2: MyoId friend Dr. HALL'from Kansas City visited me today. His first visit to Lawrence. May 3: Very windy and dusty. The worst so of any day in a long time. May 4: Dr. HULL returned home today. May 5: Colder, dry and windy. Fear we shall have a dry season. May 8: Letter from FRISBIE stating that he had sold my, Galesburg lot for 900$. Got a hard fall which has made me a little lame.' May 9: Executed a Deed to My Galesburg lot (consideration 900$) and mailed to FRISBIE. Purchaser Danl W. DAVIS. �62 1867 Diary of Dr. Richard MORRIS (cont.) May 11: Called in consultation with Dr. STILL at Eudora. Case double pneumonitis. German. May 12: Saw the German today. No better. May 13: Visited Eudora again today. Patient dead. May 14: RUSSELL went to Eudora today. Connnenced repairing my house. May 17: Bought me a house of Dr. MOORE for 150$ May 18: 6 P.M. Raining very hard. May 19: Rained this P.M. and during the night very hard. May 20: Turned cold and snowed some before bedtime. May 21: Still cold but think the rain is over. May 25: Letter from FRISBIE with check of $888.10 for my Galesburg lot. Thursday, June 6: CARUTH began to board at 5$ per week. l3-pd. cash $5.00 Monday, July 1: Settled with Dr. RUSSELL to this date. Gave my note for Bob his due. Thursday, August 15: Sold my land to K.D. RUSSELL for 300$ cash, 100$ on 8 months time at 10 percent. Also a mule. Aug. 20: Paid 202$ for Lots 100 Vermont 137. Lot 137 on New York st. Lawrence and received Deed for same of Noah KINSEY and L. Franklin KOP by Warren KINSEY. Aug. 31: Paid 20$ sidewalk tax on 100 Vermont st. Also tax $13.35 for 1865. Sunday, Sept. 8: Dr. RUSSELL goes to Eudora to assist Dr. DONOVAN in his practice. Tuesday, Oct. 1: 20$ Dr .. SUTIFF for parts. Monday, Oct. 28: Dr. RUSSELL returned from Southern Kansas. Thursday, Nov. 28: Rained in the forenoon. Snowed an'd turned very cold in the afternoon. Nov. 29: Very cold today. Friday, Dec. 6: Rented my house on the t,o Mr. GOt-nN. 4 months paid 25$. Dec. 19: Sent 3.00 to L & B Philadelphia for two copi¢s Physicians Visiting List. Abstracted and Submitted by James L. POSTMA, Lawrence,:Kansas. , Kansas Daily Tribune, Lawrence, Kansas, April 25, 1867 THE EARTHQUAKE. Our city was the scene of the liveliest excitement, about 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon, that it has been our fortune to witness. There is no doubt but this section was honored with a veritable, genuine, old-fashioned earthquake~one that would be a credit to localities a little closer to the quaky regions of the globe. ' We were pursuing our usual avocation, on the third story of the building, everything quieter than usual, when suddenly, without warning, the building connnenced shaking in a manner that plainly indicated something wrong. Our . first impression was that the floor was giving way, and. accordingly we made a hasty transit to the corridor at the head of the stairs. At this juncture the compositors and printers came·rushing out of their rooms with an alacrity that was surprising, and someone exclaimed that the building was falling. The continued and increasing shaking of the whole building fully justified that view, and we suddenly came to the conclusion that we wanted to get out, and that badly, too. We started to go down stairs, but the thought struck �63 The Earthquake (cont.) us that going down two long flights of stairs,·with a three-story brick building traveling the same direction, was not quite the thing. In this dilemma, one of the boys threw up the window opening on the roof of the adjoining building, and if ever a set of fellows went through a window in less time, we want them to come here and let us see them do it. We ran to the cone of the roof, and found it was shaking as badly as the one left, and accordingly ran to the next roof. It was jarring very perceptibly, and, looking down in the street, we saw the whole city going through about the same maneuver that we were at. Everyone was rushing out in the street, and fellows engaged on the upper stories were coming down, six steps at a jump, hair flying and eyes popped·out, in away that'showed something the matter. As soon as we saw it was a general complaint we .felteasier, and left our perch for the street. When we went down the whole city was out, and everyone concurred that it was a serious shock. Everything of a movable nature was rattled in an alarming manner, and in many places plastering was cracked and fell from the walls. A large stone was loosened and fell from the top of the Unitarian Church, and in many houses and stores small articles were thrown ,from the walls. There· is no denying that it was a rather serious scene, and we saw a good many white faces on the street, after it was over. From the telegraph operator we learn it was felt at St. Jo., Leavenworth, Wyandotte, and as far west as the railroad line extends. It lasted about one and a half minutes, according to the report of persons who profess to have timed it. There is no doubt but something. is wrong with the internal arrangements of Mother Earth; but it is to be hoped sh~ will attempt to rectify it in other sections, and not take her medicine in Kansas. I The current of the river was checked by the earthquake, causing it to rise in waves of some height. A tub nearly full of water, in front of Filley & DeWolf's store, was almost emptied by the shock. ·Nothing was talked of, or thought of, last evening, but the earthquake. Everyone had his or her experience to relate, and the whole history of earthquakes was overhauled, and a great many theories advanced, and speculations as to the cause, etc. One little boy gave as plausible a solution as anyone that we heard. He gravely·informed a companion, who was evidently not so well posted, that he "guessed the earth had the bellyache." We judge that boy will be a professor in a district school yet. We could find no one who was frightened, or felt any fear at the time:of the occurrence. One fellow was detailing his coolness, when another impolitely exclaimed, ; "What in the h--l did you run down stairs so fast for, if you wasn't scared?" "Run!" said our hero, "Why, I ran out to see what was the matter." That was just the way with us~we simply went out at the window to see if anything was up. I ---_.----------- --.---------- --'-- .• Kansas. Daily Tribune, Nov; 3, 1867, Lawrence, Ks. ·SHOT.-A son of Mr. John SCHOTT, of this city, was accidentally , shot through the hand. The wound was dressed by Dr. FULLER, and we are glad to _ le~::..~ is no.!=_~!!:~!y to prove' serious. 4 _________ .__ ~ __ • __ ,_.~ -- -_.- - -------- I I �DOU.GLAS 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. Co~piled by.Edna Welling and y~vi~ Clough. Bridegroom Date & Place if not··Douglas. Co. Officiant Bride AKERS, John H. ALBUTON, Albert ALT,EN, 'Friar R. ATJ,];N, Willard Johnson Co.,KS ANTON, Robert MASON, Josie CLARK, Ella CAYLOR, Harriet HED.DRICK, Sarah JohnsonCo.,KS HENON; Gustine APPLEWHITE,Chas~A. HOGG~ Jennie M. BADSKY, . Jacob . SIZER, Nancy S. BAKER, John W. ULRICH, ArinaM.· BANION, Joseph B. PATTERSON, Mary Leavenworth Co.K.sLeavenwortli Co.KE BARDWELL, George' \oJ. OFFNER, Sarah M•.. B.ARKER, Daniel .' " WILLIAMS, Harriet BARTELDES,FreidrichW. KETELS~ Bertha BAYLESS; 'Samueln~' WALLACE, HaJmah ,E. 'Shawnee Co.KE " . -ShaW1i~ Co~KS (..Alula) BEGGS~ Wm.· C. RICHARDS,' Cora BEHRENS, Gustavis C.HABE,' Anna ' B.ELL,Ellsha"S~ ..... 'R1CE, Nettie N.• , Colorado Co'lorado BELT, Nathan J. FETTY, .Catherine Le'aveIiworth Co'.KS . Jefferson Co.KS BENAN!)ER,Augus't ,"-,' BIDING:ER,"'Katie' BENJAM~, Ja:me~ JON.E;S, '-'Mary;S. BENNETT, Davis E. 'FLORA;AriIia BENSON, JohIiANDERSON, Rebecca S •. BIRKETT, ~kel:-toIt. GLEASON, 'Gracie . . BLANEY, George M. HUGHOON, Fanni~ I. ~S~,~honiasC., .ADAMS, Malinda J.. Douglas Co.',~· . .. "'Jeffer-son CO~_;KB' BOULDEN" ~dre", ERICKSON,' qhz'istina McPherson Co':~~ Doug~as Co~ty, KS ·-·r'' 31 29 12 18 Jan 1878 License only June 1878 Nov 1878' Dec 1878 ~ouglasCo.,KS w. W. Silsby, J.P. Samuel Baker, M':G~ John Q.A. Norton, .P.J. 19 Nov 19 May 12 Aug 1Sep 25 Dec 1878 1878 1878 1878 . 1878 Leavenworth Co.KS C• Emmel , l\ev. Alex C~. Read, M.G. Peter Br,ubaker,M.G. Joseph Mi'chael, M.'G. John Divelbess, J ._~. 2.8ep 21 Jul 28 Dec 25 Oc~ 1878 Douglas Co.,KS 1878 ,. 1878 1878 Douglas Co. ~,,~ A. C. Peck, M.G. Herii'y .Frank ,M. G'. . John N; Young, Clergy John Q.A! Nortori~P.,J. 28 Nov 1878 24 Dec 1878 28 J'an 1878 Douglas. 9.~.,~ 14 Nov 18?8 D~uglas g~.,~ 14 Jul 1878 1 June 1878 17 Nov 1878 16 Mar 1"878 15N.ov 1878 21 Mar 1878 27 Nov 1878 Douglas Co. ,l{S .. --.' . 5 N.QV 1878 Douglas~o. ,K.S S. W. Spring, Pastor J6hif Q~"A. Norton, P.J. D. M.G. .... . Brai,nard" Gilim,' ~ John Q.A. Norton, P.J. .... . .... . -' Wm. Draper, J.P. John'"Q,.A. Nort~on,P.,J., Peter" Brubaker ~ M. G.'1.: A. Trimp~r, ·M~~G.· S'~ W~Spring ~P~st6r A. M~ Richardson, M.G. (T~~. ~~Henni~g; M.G~· I .A. C. Peck, M.G. �Bridegroom Bride Date & place ·if not Doug.Co. Officiant 22.Sep 21 Mar 28Fe'b 25 Dec 31 O~t Wm •. E.Smith, Priest Johri~ N~''YoUrig, '-Clergy A.'. 'C._ Pe:ck,"'M.G:' Oscar G. Ricnards,J.P. 1a?8 18.78 1818 1878 1878 Fa],:l ~~f.t~ ~~ ~el~all, J •.W.Braxton, M•. G. Geo: W:'·Henriing;-·M~G. H. 25 Sep 1878 BROWN' " '. _v, John . .. BROWN.;Thom~s J. BRUCE, Johri S. "~W:lIi'l'ield, KS' ~RUNE~ ]ienr '"·:G:•. ~ cg"~~ ~.~~~ ~~rc~!:~')) 2$ Dec 1878 .,." .... ," .,. S. FULTON Minnie A. Dougl~s ·Co •.~~... " HOSCH, Katharrne B~""Clia~ies P\ tlCrqliiIDY" Matt"ff{E. ,. Ca~is"'CouD:t"M6" """150 ""'iaE/ CoUit·f'"'?· .Kg .,...., '.' ", y, ..... ,STEP1ENs "Loui~~ ..... BURROWS, Stephen Le·avenworthCo.'~ KS LeavenwortliCO.', KS JORDAN So hia~"" .'--' Bt1TEL,' Aristide ,.' , .... ,. , p . dORY, FrankM. GRAY, Nana New' Jersey New Jersey CLARK, Henry T. MO~Y, Hattie A. Newton, KS Douglas Co.~KS CLARK, ~homas J. CRUZAN, Emma' N. Franklin Co.KS· 'Douglas Co.,KS COFFMAN, Calvin w. RICE, Ettie M. Ogle Co. ,IL'Do'ugls:s Co., KS qOGSWELL, John P. 9AThOR, Mary M. Coffey Co. ,m -. . Douglas Co., KS COOK"," 'Samuel B. WILLIAMS, Laura LeavenworthCo.KS "~eavenworth Co.KS CORBIN, Alford" EATON,- Li ti tia COUR~, William MOORE, Jane' ....... , . . . ,. .1'" , . ',J ,~. . . . : ! , ....... ~.., ._.. ,"-.-' ~ .CR~.,. I1~y HIA~:, Q~~ntie .,. ?" .,.' , . ' ..... 29&' ..y 1878' .' 10 Sep 1878 D,ouglas C() .• ,KS • ,_ .; .~ ... ... " , . - !~'. ". ~". ,'" ' •• '.~'., .~ ~l ?,.~.~p'r}~Z~ .l?qugla~ qo:~",.~... JOhnEh ~." Norton, P.J. 31 Dec 1878 ?4"'Oc't 187ff Douglas. ,9o.,KS J ~·'M. Cockins; Rev. 4 June 1878 Douglas Co.,KS 2 July 1?78 ~_a~ 18'28 5 May 1~7~ 3 Doug!~s Co.,~ .Frank~in Douglas Co., Kf? 9 May 1878 Fall 3 Oct 1878 1 N.0v 1878 Co •. ,~ Le~!.,. KS ~hos. O'Reilly, Rev Paul Ziegler, Rector A. J. Johnson, M.G. J. W._ Burt, VDM ,.-.->;- Joseph M1chB:el,1~1~~:~ ~. ~. Mc Nau~~on, J.P. Andrew Stout, M.G. Bedford Drisdom~f7'M.G. �\------DpUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1878 Bridegroom Bride Date & place (Cont'd) if not Doug.Co. CRANDALL, Louis K. EVANS, Fannie J. 16 Dec 1878 14 July 1878 CROWE, Martin JOHNSON~ Francis C;uLP, Henry A. HALL, Martha J'~ 13 Oct 1e7~ Douglas Co.,~ Johnson ,Co. ,KS 'Douglas Co~.KS 25 Sep 1878 CUNNINGHAM, Richard MC·CLURE, Susie A. 27 May 1878 _~ouglas Coun~y, KS CURRIER, Frank P. LEGERE~ Mary M. Leavenworth Co.KS Leavenworth Co.KE SET/TiERS,' Susan J. DAVIS, Elwood H.' 27 Jan 1878 DAVIS, James B. MILLER~ "Lizzie' 26 Dec 1878 Dougla~ ~o.,KS, Kansas -City,I10 Douglas Co.,KS DINSMOOR, Frarik F. DE LAND-, Emma A. 11 June 1878 DORRIS, James ' ELLIOTT, Lottie 16 Oct'~~7~ Reno, Kansas 'Rerio, KS Reno,- -KS DOYLE, James HOGAN ,Catherine 24 Feb 1878 7 Apr 1878 Douglas C~.,KS DUN.C~, James A. TUCKER,-ThUi-sa E. Jef:t'erson Co.,KS Jefferson Co~,KS DUNCAN, Zermal PARNELL, Julia A: 4 July 1878 Do~las Co.,~ Jefferson Co. ,KSJefterson Co. ,KS DYER, Edward" ,- '" MC' CARTHY ~ Ellen 8 Oct 1878 Johnson Co.,KS Doug1as ,Co. ,KS -J ohnso'n "CO~ '; KS ' En.WARD~, Manyer BARNETT, 'Fannie 26 Apr 1878 15 'Aug 1878 Douglas Co.,~ FARRI~i.David M. PRICE!' Mary F. Fra.n.k l.n Co. ,KS Doug as Co. ,KS FERRELL, Mathew O. BROPHY, Mary , 1 Oct 1878,~ou~las Co.,KS Franklin Co.,KS' Franklin'Co.,KS FIS~, Henry C. BROWN, Betty H. 8 Dec 1878 _,FII;, Jesse FULTS, Susan E. 17-Dec 1878 - FORSYTH, James 'WOOLSEY, Bell' 22 Feb 1878 FOSTER, CASSIUS G. LUDINGTON ,Angeline V..12 Sep 1878 Douglas Atchison,KS 'Douglas Co.KS ' FOSTER, 'Frank A. JACKSON, Hiley E. 11 Mar 1878 FULTZ, Geo. W.- . IilNE;Maggie V. 30 Dec 1878 GIBSON, Clarence W. WILKINSON, Martha 25 Feb 1878 GLASER, DanieIROLLER~-' Sophia 7 Sep 1878 29 'Aug 1878 GRIFFI~~,Theophilus E.' DURLAND,Anna Officiant Henry Frank, M.G. A. Trimper, 'M.G. ~~ C. Peck; M.G. A~ Geo. W. Henning, M.G. O~ G. Richards, J.P. Peter Brubaker, M.G. J. M. Cockins, M. (i-,~ M.G~ JohnDiyelbe,~s, J ~P. Paul Ziegler, Wm. E. Smith,Priest Sylvester Creel, M.G. .:1'.• C. Northrup, JP. M. I. Casey, Priest , . . . A. H. Dailey, M.G. Peter Brubaker ,M.-ct., Wm., E,• .smith, Rev. Silas Cavin,J .P., John-Q~A~ Norton, P.J. A. 'A. Trlmper~ M.G. ,., ' S. W.Spring, Pastor Wm. Bedale, M.G. John Q. A. Norton, P.J. James Bryson, I1.G~ '" Rudolph Staehli, H..G. A. A. Trimper, M.G. �DOUG~ Bridegroom Bride COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAG~" RE~ORDS - 1878 Date & place HALE, George H. HAI1MELL", Wm. B. (Cont t d) if not Doug.Co. ROSE, Sarah E. 27 Nov 1878 DEAL, Ida 1'1. 10 Sep 1878 HANN, Owings " GLENN, Mary" 6 N.C?v 1878 Perry, KS Douglas Co., KS Douglas Co., KS HARMAN, William H. MITCHELL, Laura. E. 2 Apr 1878 HARRIS~ Peter," LEWIS,' Mary 7 Mar 1878 RASE, Herman l'1UGLER, 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. ,KE New Mexico Douglas Co.,KS HOLSTEIN, Henry F. TORPEY, Elizabeth 11 July 1878 Douglas Co.,KS Ellis'Co.,KE Douglas Co.,KE HOSKINSON, Joseph D.ANDERSON, Sarah E. 16 July 1878 HUGHES; Charles V. BLAKER, Henrietta' 26 May 1878 Douglas Co.,KE Leavenworth CO.,KP Leavenworth Co.,KE HUGHES, Tandy "RHOADS, Victoria " 14 Mar 1878 Edgerton, KS Douglas C~., KS Douglas Co., KE HULCE, Adolphus G. BALDWIN, Alice 22 Aug 1878 ILIFF, Amos B. WILLIAMS, Lillie B. 14 Mar 1878 JARDON, 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, 'rim. 1'1. SHANKLIN , Sallie A. 4 Apr 1878 KAESER, Louis A. ,PARKS,'Jane " '19 Dec 1878KENNEDY, Thomas Ho NOLAN, I'lartha Eo 11Se 18~~ Leavenworth COoKS Recorded 2~ Ra_ 1~__ KING, Isaac NORTHRUP, Louisa . Ju y 8 WILLIAl"IS, Maggie 28 Feb 1878 Douglas Co.,KS KING, Joseph Douglas Co. ,KE Leavenworth Co. ,KS -, " " KIRCHNER, "Samuel P. CRITES, Nellie ". 21 May 1878 17 Apr 1878 (lic.date-no date KREISER, John 'FRANZ, 1'1argaretha L!lTHY~ John BLUNT, Salina 21 Feb 1878 on"marriage rec.) f Officiant J. H. Bonebrake, M.G. J. 1'1~ Cockins, M.G." Josiah -Terrel,1'1~G. . . ~'. 'rim. Bedale, M.G. W. W. Silsby, Jf. P. A. A. Trimper, M.G. Geo. W. Smith, J.P. Ge 0 W.' Sm.i th, J. P • John S. Brown, M.G. R.T.W. James,1'1.G. Geo. W. Henning,1'1.G. John Q. A. Norton, P.J. Andrew V. Stout, M.G. John Q.A. Norton, P.J. 0\ '-l J. N. Rankin, Rev. John N. Young, Clergy G. W. Browning, M.G. Andrew V~ "Stout, M.G. J. W. Stewart, ? Dudley Lee,1'1.G~ J ~ 1'1~ -Cockins" 1'1. 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~ "vf. Henning; M.G. R~ T. W. Janies, 1'1.~. �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1878 Bridegroom Bride LEIG-H, James WADE, Augusta V. ASSMAN,'Elizabeth LEUTWILER,Rudolph LUCKAN, A.ligust MILLER, Anna Leavenworth Co.,KS Douglas County, KS. LYONS,Silas' ., JOHNSON, Naricy Shawnee Co. ,KSShawnee Co~',KS I1A.BERLY, AugUstin W. SNYDER, Ruth S. MARBEL', Orin C. LAWRENCE, 'Mary C. Marsha~l Co. ~KE Douglas Co:" KS '.. I1ARCHESELLI , John B. HALE; , Florence' Jefferson Co. ,KE" 'Jefferson Co.,KE MASON , John P. .' ADOLPH, Carrie' M. MATHEWS, EliJ8.h Cll'JMiNGS, . Dora rq:C CURDY, 'Samuel H. TYRELL; Jennie MC B..CRAIGLOW""Mar .. GREGOR·Wm.. .' . . , . ., y Ottawa, KS, ' Doug1.as 0.0" ,KS MC· MAHAN, Joseph RaYson, "Liz'zie" 'Ohio .' , . DougI"as . Co.'~KS MENZER, George HARWOOD ~ Marfa (Mary ) METSKER, Berij'amin F. HARDING, Florine. ·E. MILLER, John ".' ' ',. "'WARD, Sarah A." ... "J6!irison 'C~.: ,KS 'Douglas Co ...,~ r10Q~!, ~li J ~ HO~G, ~a1!.tie" B~ Am.erl.C:;a.!. K.f? Douglas "'Co. "ICS MOTH, H~Iiry K. ELLINGER. Mfnri,ieE. Douglas' ''Co. ;KS '''Frariklf~ Co. ~KS '--",' N.FA:L., Monroe ff. ' wAt.KER,' 'J:~nni~M. ' Allen Co .• ,KE Dougla's "Co.·;KS . NE~LL, Ole B~ PRENTISS, Ella A~ N,ELSON, 'Nels f? PEARSON, Caroline NICHOLS, Francis M. SEARS; Emma L. Circleville, OH Douglas Co.,KE NICHOLS, Frank L. HUNGERFORD, Flora M. MichigliIl .Douglas Co~ ,KS . OVERMAN, Ephriam GOOLMAN, EUnice W. Shawnee Co.,~ Douglas Co~,KB, Date (Cont'd) .. & 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 1.878 J?ouglas Co., KS A. 7 Oct 18'78 Perryvil~~" ~, 24 10 8 30 Dec Apr Jan Aug 1878 1878 1878 Co.,KS 1878 Douglas . . , Geo. W. Henning, M.G. l1 •. Ii:iclfB:Z'dson, M.G. J. Barratt, M. G. D. T. Woodward, M.G. R. T. W~ JaDies,M.G. A.' C~ Peck, M.G. C. K. Jones., Rev. 12 June 1878 Dougl.as Co. ,KS C. A. Richardson, M.G. 26 Oct 1878 13 Nov 1878 1~ ~ar 1878 Doug~~~ Co. ~Iffi. Daniel Walter, Pastor Jabli Q..A. ·Norton~:P.J. O. G. Ric)lards, J.P. 29 Aug 1878- Douglas .- Co.,KS .--. A. A. Trimper, M.G. . ; 26~ep ~-. 1.8.78. Douglas 0.0 ., t ~ - , ,""j. , . "-~ A. G. ·r·.·. '~. - ~.- ~ ';,. .~. • ~'. Murr~, ....-. , ....- M.G., 17 f?ep ~~'(8 Douglas Co ....,Ig? J. W. Cockins, M. G. 24 Dec 1878 12 Sep 1878 13 Mar 1878 Douglas CO.t!S A. C. Peck, M. G. A.A; Trimper', M~ G. A. M. Ricbardso~) M.G. 2 Feb 18?~ Douglas Co.,KS 9 Feb 1878 Douglas Co.,KE R. F. MorriS, M.~. James P. Kendall, M. G. �(Cont ~~) DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS M.ARRIAGE RECORDf? - 1878 Bridegroom Bride Date & Place if not Doug.Co. OWENS, Femming GAUSNELL, Sarah E. 19 Apr 187~ Linwood, KS Leavenworth Co. ,KS L'eavenworth Co. ,KB PACKER, Edwin B. FERRIS, Mary E. 16 June 1878 Douglas ~o.,KS Osage Co. ,ICS ,-' Douglas Co.,ICS PAYNE, Francis A. GILLHAM, Carrie E. 27 Apr 1878 Douglas Co.,KS Kansas City, MO Douglas Co.,KS PETERSoN, . Christian YOUNGBURG, Cecelia 8 May 1878 gAKE, Elias W. WILSON, Leah A. 12 May 1878 RANKIN, John K. FISCHER, Augusta 5 Sep 1878 REED, Frank B.' KEl;FER, Alice C: 1 Oct 1878 RHOADES, AndrewCalvinMITCHELL, Free Love 23 May 1878 Sherman,~~d.Terr. Leavenworth Co': ,KSLeavenworth Co. ,KS . ", ROBINSON, Ransom FOGLESON, Hannah -30 Aug 1878 Douglas Co. ,KS . Missouri ' Indtlpendence ~ MO ' ', ROLLER, Ni,chael GRESS, Barbara 7 Sep 1878 RO~HWELL, George NICHOLS, Sarah A. 19 Dec 1878 Jefferson Co.,KS Jefferson Co.,ICS Leavenworth Co.,KS SAYLER, Alfred M. YOUNG, Mattie 10 Oct 1878 SCHEI.T.HORN, Albert HARTLMAN'~ 'Bertha M. 14 May 1878 SCHENDEL,Ferdinand KRAMER, Fredricka 12 Mar 1878 SCHOTT, JohiJ.. F. BREEZE', Margaret 28 Nov 1878 SEAHAN, Alexander G. PASKER, Nariilie V. 7 June 1878 Douglas Co. ,KS Linn Co. ,KS' '. ,- Douglas Co. ,KS 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 - SBEAFOR, FraDk P. BRADLEY~ Mami'e"L-. 3 Jail 1$78SHEARER, James HAIR, 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.,KS Douglas Co.,KS SPENCER, Ambrose WA.TERS, Eunice P. 3 Dec 1878 STEEN, Robert L. MC'QUESTON ~Elizab-ethD.13 June 1878 STEVENSON, John W. JONES, 'Sarah A. . '4 JUne 1878 Douglas Co. ,KS So'uth Carolina Douglas Co. ,~_ . :. . Officiant M. M. Morris, J.P. ~.,G. Cowdsey, M. G. John Q. A. N~Fton, P.J. A. A. J. H. J. M. Henry P~ Trimper, M,. G.• Zabriska, Rev. Cockins, M. G. W. Reed, Min. W. Gowell, J.P. Geo. ~. Smith, J .,P. Rudolph Staehli, M.G. C. VI. Cherry, J .,P •. A. A. Trimper, M. G. John-Q. A. Nort6n,' 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':' He:fU'Y FrB.?k,Pastor �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1878 Bridegroom Bride William SAUNDERS, Julia STREETER, Charles E. SAMPSON, Narinie P. STRONG, John W. WARREN,' Lucinda Leavenworth Co.,ICS Leavenworth Co.,ICS STUART, Clayton BLEM., Sarah M. Osage Co. ,ICS Osage Co. ,KS) STURDY, Frederick FAUCETT, Ella SUTTER, John P. BOOKER, Theresa A. SWANEY, Squire TURPIN, Alice . Leavenworth Co.,ICS Leavenworth Co.,ICS TERRY, Peter KISER, Laura N. THOMPSON, Martin ESTES, Susan Topeka, KS Topeka, ICS TUCKER, Herman KLAUS, Emma VAIL, Isaac WOOD, Martha Osage Co.,KS; Osage Co.,ICS VANDERPOOL, Thomas B. WAnDEL, Eleena VAN WORMER, John H. RICHARDS, Ida E. WAlKER, James MCMILLEN, Martha WARD, Char l:e s J. BRUBAKER, Nannie WARNE, Marinus W. MACKEY, Caroline WATT, John M.G. KIBBE, Jennie 1'1. WElSHER, Rudolph CLARK, Mary J. WHEEIiER, George S. SLATTEN, Rosalia Leavenworth CO.,KSi Leavenworth Co.,KS WHI~Y, Sidney E. BURNETT, Mary C. . . Douglas·Co.,KS Bussell Co.,KS WILBUR, William A. HOLMES, Mary B. Leavenworth Co.,KS. Leavenworth Co.,KS WILKINSON, Wm. A.J. GIBSON, Esther M. WILMOTH, Clarence E. RESER, Anna E. WILSO~, James W.Jr. CRAMER, Ida May Rochester, NY Douglas Co.,ICS WINSLOW, Calvin N. QUINN, Carrie E. Ottawa, KS Douglas Co. ,laB; STEW~T, (Cont I d) Date& Place if not DOug.Co. Officiant 29 Nov 1878 license only 14 Apr 1878 J. C. Telford, M. G. 8 Jan 1878 Douglas County, KS: John Q. A~ Norton~~P~J. 25 July 1878 Douglas County, KS.' John Q. A. Norton, P.J. Andrew stout, 1'1. G. 2 Oct 1878 Chas. Chadwick, J. P. 17 Nov 1878 Leavenworth Co.,KS John Brewer, Rev. 8 Dec 1878 3 Jan 1878 13 May 1878 14 Sep 1878 9 Oct 1878 Nov May Feb Feb Nov Dec 3 Oct 19 Dec 18 16 17 10 7 25 Douglas Co. ,ur John N. Young, Clergy John Q. A. Norton, P.J. Twin Mound, ICS Rudolph Staehli, M.G. Jacob W. Fox, M.D. 1878 1878· 1878 1878 1878 1878 1878 1878 Douglas Co.,~S 20. July 1878 Russell Co.,xs 3 Aug 1878 Douglas Co.,ICS 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. John Q. A. Norton, P.J. 1 Sep 1878 25 Sep 1878 30 Oct 1878 Douglas Co.,KS James Bryson, M.G. Jas. Marvin, M.G. A.C. Peck, M.G. 11 Sep 1878 Douglas Co. tICS Geo. W. Henning, M.G. -....J o �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSASi MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1878 & Place Bridegroom Bride Date WISE, Earnest Leavonworth Co. ,KS,· WOOD, Augustus S. Jefferson Co. ,0;· WYL~E, Robert W. Newton, KS;· YOAKUM, Geo. W. Leavenworth Co.,KS WALTON, Ida M. Douglas Co. ,KS SIMMONS, Emily Jefferson Co. ,KS:. SEARS, Mamie P~ A. Newton, KS HUNT, Laura Douglas Co.,KS 21 Dec 1878 Douglas (Contin 'd) it not DouS·Co. Co.,~ 4 Dec 1878 Douglas Co. ,KS', 30 Dec 1878 Douglas Co. ,KS . , 1 Sep 1878 Douglas Co, ,K&:. Officiant John Q. A. Norton, P. J. A. M. Richardson, M. G. S. w. Geo. Spring, Pastor ... 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 BT.AlCER, Henrietta BLEM, Sarah M. BLUNT, Salina. BOOKER, Therese A.' BRADLEY, Mami e L. BREEZE, Margaret BROPHY, Mary , B~OWN, Betty H. BRUBAKER, Nanie B~T, Mary C. CAYLOR, Harriet CAYLOR, Mary '1'1. Bridmoom SHIP, Thomas C. HILL,-' Chester F. ' MASON, John P. HOSKINSON, Joseph D. BENSON, . John ' SHARON', Kinzie .ALAN LEUTWlLER~·Rudolph HULCE;"Ad()lphus -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. . COGSwg" J Qpn- 12. "".,",'\ ~',Bride 'CLARK, Ella CLARK, Mary J. CLARKE, Nancy CBAIGLOW, Mary CRAMER, Ida May CRITES, Nellie CRUGAN, Emma N. CRuMP, Mary CUMMINGS', Dora D,4.VIS, Orie' DEAt~ Annie G. DEAL, Ida M. '.,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 Bridwoom ALBU N, Albert WElSHER; Rudolph SLAUGHTER, Henry MCGREGOR, William B. WILSON, James w.~ Jr.' KIRCHNER, Samuel P. CLARK, "Thomas J. BROWN, John MATHEWS, Elijah BREwINGT0N" Willi~ H. SHANKLiN ;'- Joseph --T.' William B. DINSMOOR ~ Frarik F.' GRIFFITH,'Theophilus E. CORBIN, Alford' BROCKWAY, H. N. MOTH, Henry K. DORRIS, James' BOtIDDEN, Andrew THOMPSON, Martin CRANDALL, Louis K. STURDY, Fr.ederick HAMMELL; �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 H0GG, Jennie M. HOLMES, Mary B. HOSCH, Katherine HUGENOT, Sophia HUGHOON, Fannie I. ~GERFORD, 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 1:. B~RKETT, Skelton HANN, Owings OVERMAN, Ephriam CORY, FrankM. ROLLER, Michael MARCHESELLI, John B. CULP, Henry -A. BROUGHTON, Frank: F. METSKER, -Benjamin F. SCHEr,l'HORN~ Albert MENZER, -George BEHRENS, Gustavis C. AlJ,EN, :Willard ANTON, Rebert 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 YOAKUM, 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 WAlKER, James MC QUESTON, Elizabeth D. STEEN, Robert L. MILLER, Anna: LUCKAN, August MILLER, Lizzie DAVIS, James B. MITCHELL, Free Love RHOADES, AndrewCal vin MITCHELL, Laura HARMAN, William H. MOORE, Jane -COURTNEY, William MOURY, Hattie A. CLARK, Henry T. MUGLER, Katie HABE, Herman -...J N �Alphabetical listing of brides from 1878 Marriage Records,Doug.Co.,KS (Cont'd) Bride 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, SarahE. SAMPSON, Nannie P. SAUNDERS, Julia SEARS, Emma L. - SEARS, Mamie P. A. SEIJ~, Ida May SELLERS, Susan J. SHANKLIN, Sallie A. SHAW, Jane SIMMONS, Emily SIZER, Nancy S. SLATTEN, Rosalia Bridegroom ROTHWELL, George KENNEDY, Thomas H. KING, Isaac BARDWELL, George w. KAESER, Louis A. DUNCAN, Zemal SEAMAN, Alexander G. BANION,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 HADSKY, Jacob WHE$l~, George S. Bride Bridegroom SNYDER, Ruth S. STEPHENS, Louisa TORPEY, Elizabeth TUCKER, Rachel TUCKER, Thursa E. TURPIN, Alice TYRELL, Jennie URICH, Anna M. WAnE, Augusta V. WAnDEL, Eleena WAIJ<ER, Jennie M. WALLACE, Haimah E. (Anna) WALTON, Ida M. WARD, Sarah A. WARREN, Lucinda WATERS, Eunice P. WILKINSON, Martha WILLIAMS, Harriet WILLIAMS, Laura WILLIAMS, Lillie B. WILLIAMS, Maggie WILLIAl'J.S, Nannie WILLIAMSON, Jane WILSON, Leah A. WOOD, Martha WOOLSEY, Bell YOUNG, Mattie YOUNGBURG,Cecelia MABERLY, Augustin 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. WISE, Earnest MILLER, John STRONG, John W. SPENCER, Ambrose GIBSON, Clarence W. BARKER, Daniel COOK, Samuel B. ILIFF, Amos B. KING, Joseph BROOKS, Armstard H. HILL, Emanuel RAKE, Elias W. VAIL, Isaac FORSYTH, J ame s SAYLER, Alfred :M. PETERSON, Christian �74 I PHOTOGRAPHS OF MEMBERS OF WASHINGTON POST,. NO. 12 DEPARTMENT OF KANSAS, G.A.R. ' Watkins Community Museum Douglas County Historical Society Compiled by Dorothy NORRIS, John PETERSON, Harriet WILSON Accession No. 83.36 , Individual photographs of members of"Washington P~st, No. 12, Department I of Kansas, G.A.R." were originally mounted in a large display with the above title and the dates 1881~1907. They were trimmed to a~ oval shape and captioned with the name and military organization of the subject. Photographs were by J.L. MORRISS, Lawrence. All of these photographs have been shot and negatives are ori file. A 4xS black and white print @ $1.S0 can be ordered through the Watkins Community Museum, 1047 Massachusetts S't., Lawrence, KS 66044. (See catalog sheets 83.36.1-.229) See Contact Sheet Page #260 83.36.1 ADAMS, J.Q., 12th Kansas Cavalry .2 ADAMS, J.W., 3rd Vt. State Militia .3 ATCHISON, J.R., 3rd Battery Kansas State Mi1~tia .4 ALDER, J. W., 3rd. Wis . •S ALLEN, C;B., 9th Kan. Cavalry .6 ANDREWS, S.H., 2nd Ks. ArtiL - 3Sth Mass. Infantry .7 APITZ, Chas., 11th N. J. Infantry· ·1 .8 ARMSTRONG, C., 20th Mo. State Militia ~ .9 ARMSTRONG, W.H., lS4th Ohio Infantry /.10 ARTERBURN,· Samuel, 78th Ill. Infantry .11 ASHER, H.B., Sth Ks ..-Cavalry .12 BAKER, I.L., 21st Ks. Militia .13 BANKS, Geo. A., 3rd Ks. State Militia .14 BARNES, Capt. W.C., 1st. Ks. Bat. 17thKs. Infantry .1S BATTERSON, Daniel B., 10th Ind. Infantry .16 BEAVER,D.M.-, 137th Ill. ,- Infantry .17 BECKER, A., 14th N.Y. Inf . . 18 BENEDICT, S.A., 1th Mich. Infantry .19 BIGSBY, Ambrose, 1st Wis. Infantry .20 BOHANNON, Gaines, lSth Ks. Cavalry .21 BOUGHTON, J.S., 6th Mich. Infantry .22 BOYD, Benjamin, 1st N.Y. Engs .23 BRADY, Jas. L., 94th Ohio Infantry .24 BROCKELSBY, Will., 1st Ks. Infantry .25 BROOKS, F.D., 167 Ind. Infantry �75 Washington Post No. 12, Dept. of Ks., G.A.R. (con't.) Contact Sheet Page # 260 83.36.26 BROOKS, James, 6th Ks. Cavalry .27 BROOKS, Paul R., QM 3rd, Ks. State Militia .28 BRUCE, John L., 3rd Ky.Cavalry .29 BRYANT, Samuel, 3rd Ky.Cavalry .30 BULLENE, L., 3rd Ks. State Militia .31 BURR, F.P., 11th Mass. Cavalry .32 BUSSING, Robert, l29th Ind. Inf. .33 CADY, George W., 1st Mo. State Militia .34 CAMPBELL, G.W., ? Ill. Infantry .35 CARMEAN, S.H., 21st Ks. State Militia Contact Sheet Page # 261 .36 CHURCHILL, S.J., 2nd Ill. Lt. Art. .37 CLARKE, H.S., 3rd Ks. State Militia .38 CONWAY, Patrick, USS N.H. .39 COON, E.G., 9lst N.Y. • 40 CORDLEY, Rev. Richard, 21st Ks. State Militia • 41 COSLEY, F.D., l2th,Ks. Infantry . 42 COTTENBERG, James, 102nd Ill. Inf. .43 CRAMER, S.M., 18th Ohio Inf. . 44 CRISS, S.T., 2nd W.Va. Inf. .45 CROWDER, Thomas, liith Iowa Inf. .46 CRUTCHFIELD, William, 3rd Ks. State Militia .47 CUMMINGS, W.J., 5th Ks. Cavalry . 48 CURRY, F.S., 36th Ind. Inf. .49 DANIEL, S.A., 3rd Iowa Inf. .50 DAVIDSON, W.A., 1st Ohio Inf • • 51 DAVIS, J.L., 11th Ill. Inf. .52 DEAMER, J.N., 3rd Ks. State Militia .53 DICK, J.W., 55th Penn. Inf. .54 DONOVAN, D., 12th Ks. Inf. ;55 DOUGHERTY, Lemuel M., 47th Ind. Inf. .56 DRAPER, William, 1st Ks. State Militia .57 EBBERHART, Andrews, 2nd Colo. Battery .58 EDDY, Lander A., 116th Ohio Inf. .59 EDWARDS, C.L., 37th Mass. Inf. .60 EGGERT, H.W., 12th Ks. Inf. . 61 ELDRIDGE, Col. S.W., QM, 2nd Ks. Inf. .62 ELLEGE, J.B., l37th Ill. Inf. .63 ELLIS, A.A., 12th Ind. Cav. .64 ELLIS, E.E., 12th Ind. Cav. .65 EMMONS, W.W., 11th Ks. Inf. .66 ENGLE, S., 51st Penn. Inf. .67 EVANS, David, 3rd,Ks. State Militia .68 EWING, J.T., 5th Penn. Artillery • 69 FEARING, W.G., 16th Iowa Infantry .70 FElL, George, 3rd Ks. State Militia Contact Sheet # 262 . 71 FINCHER, A.T., 12th Penn. Cav. .72 FINCHER, J.D., l32nd Penn. Inf. . 73 FISHER, Julius, 21st Ks. State Militia . 74 FITCH, J.M., l49th Ind. Inf. .75 GALBRATH, J.B., 15th Ohio Inf. • 76 GAMES, J.W., 7th Ohio Cavalry • 77 GARDNER, John, 5th Ind. Brigade Contact Sheet # 262 .78 GARDNER, Theo., 1st Ks. Battery .79 GILMORE, John~ 3rd Ks. State Militia .80 GOODRICH, E.F., 9th Maine Infantry .81 GOULD, G.R., 13th Wis. Infantry .82 GRAHAM, T.N., 15th Ind. Infantry .83 GRAY, T.J., l66th Ohio Nat'l Guard .84 GREENE, H.J.', 27th Iowa Infantry .85 GRIFFIN, A.J'., 35th Ohio Infantry .86 GROVENOR, GU,rdon, 3rd Ks. State Militia .87 HAMLIN, J.A., U.S. Navy, Landsman .88 HANN, William, 1st Missouri Engineers .89 HARDING, John, 47th Ohio Infantry .90 HARRIS, Albanus, l33rd Ind. Infantry .91 HARRIS, J. E.", 3rd Ohio Inf. .92 HASKELL, John G., Captain, HQM .93 HATTEN, F., 11th, Kansas Cavalry .94 HEASTON, D.F., 170th Ohio Inf . .95 HERRINGTON, J.D., 3rd Ks. Inf. .96 HINCKLEY, E.C., 13th Ill. Inf . .97 HOLLESTER, Simpson, 2nd Va. Inf . .98 HOLLOWAY, Collins, 3rd Ks. State Militia .99 HOLLOWAY, J.b., 118th Ind. Inf . .100 HOUSE, Jacob, 3rd Ks. State Militia .101 HOUSTON, S.A., 2nd Ks. Cavalry .102 HOYT, C.H., 9th Ks. Cavalry, 5th .103 HUDDLESTON, E., 79th USLF Infantry .104 HUNNICUTT, D.B., 79th Ohio Inf • .105 HURD, George,R., 3rd Ks. State Militia Contact Sheet # 263 .106 HUTT, Emanuel, 1st Wis. Cav • • 107 IRWIN, O.C., '12th Ks. Inf. .108 JONES, E.L., '8th Ks. State Militia .109 KENNEDY, L.J." 3rd Ks. State Militia .110 KENNEDY, Maj. T.H., 12th Ks. Inf . • 111 KIEFER, Geo. 'W., 57th Pa. Inf. .112 KING, J.A., 31st Iowa Inf • • 113 KUHN, E. N., r'33rd Ind. Inf. .114 LAMONT, T.J., 14th Pa. Cavalry .115 LANE, M.W., 1st Ind. Heavy Artillery .116 LOSEY, T.J., 14th Ks. Inf • .117 LAWRENCE, Rev:. Jas., 9th Ks. State Militia :118 LEARNARD, Col. O.E., 1st Kansas .119 LEMON, Dr. W.H., 82nd Ind. Inf. Surgeon .120 LEONARD, H.B., 3rd Ks. State Militia .121 LINTON, C.L.,,12th Pa. Inf., Capt. D. l40th Pa. Infantry .122 LITTELL, D.W., 7th Ks. State Militia .123 LYON, W.D., 1~3rd Ind. Inf . .124 MATHEWS, Francis, 9th Ks. Cavalry .125 McCANN, Stephen S., 3rd Wisc. Cavalry .126 McCOY, Chas. P., 64th Ill. Inf. .127 McCREATH, James, 155th Ill. Inf . .128 McFARLAND, R.S., 163rd Ohio NG .129 McNEES, J.A., '13th Pa. Inf . .130 MENGER, C.A., 9th Ks. Cavalry .131 MERCER, E.S., '40th Iowa Inf . .132 MILLER,F.M., 115th Ind. Inf. .133 MOORE, H.L., 2nd Ks. Inf • Col. 19th Ks. Inf • �76 , ----- - ------------ Washington Post No. 12, Dept. of Ks., G.A.R. (con't) Contact Sheet n 263 83.36.134 MOORE, J.C., 9 'Kansas Cavalry .135 MORRIS, Phillip M., 78th ,Ill. Inf. & 103rd .136 MORRIS, Dr. R., 103rd Ill. Inf. .137 MORSE, Dr. F.D., 42nd Mass. Inf. .138 MORTON, Geo., 2nd Ks. Cav. .139 MULL, W.H., 79th Pa. Inf. .140 MUNK, Edward, 105th Ill. Inf. Contact Sheet n 264 .141 MUZZEY, H.C., 15th Ks. Battery .142 NADELHOFFER, Wm., 17th Ill. Cav. .143 NESBIT, N., 111th Pa. Inf. .144 NICHOLS, G.A., 1st & 12th Vt. Inf. .145 NORTHRUP, J.C., 2nd Col. C. .146 NORTON, John Q.A., 7th Ohio Cav. .147 OAKS, Capt. H.A., 129th Ill. Inf. .148 OATMAN, A.G., 17th Ill. Inf. .149 OBRYON, E.D., UNA .150 OLMSTED, P., 1st Col. Cav. .151 OTTEN, C.H., 7th Missouri Cav. .152 PALM, A., 3rd Ks. State Militia .153 PALMER, Samuel, 126th Pa. Inf. .154 PALMETEER, John, 4th Mich. Inf. .155 PARCELS, J.W., 116th Ind. Inf. .156 PARISH, N.E., 57th Ohio Inf. .157 PARK, John, 13th Missouri Inf. .158 PARNELL, A.J., 13th Ks. Inf. .159 PEARCE, Leonard S., 12th Ks. Inf. .160 PEASE, E.W., 124th Ill. Inf. .161 PERRY, J.S., 43rd Mass. Inf. .162 PETTIBONE, Milton, 20th Missouri State Militia . 163 PETTY, Johnathan, 6th Ks. Inf . . 164 PHILLIPS, A.J., 8th Ks. Inf • .165 PHILLIPS, Dr. E.D.F. ,57th Ind. Inf. .166 PICKENS, O.D., 3rd Ks. State Militia .167 POPENOE, P.D., 60th Bat. ONG • 168 POTTER, Matt R., U.S. Navy, New Ironsides .169 POWELL, L.B., 126th Ill. Inf. .170 PRENTICE, C.R.K., 17th Ks. Inf. .171 RAMBO, J.S., 77th Ill. Inf. . 172 RANKINS, John K., 2nd Ks. Inf. .173 READ, F.W., 3rd Ks. State Militia • 174 REYNOLDS, S.M" 3rd Ks. State Militia .175 RICHARDS, J.F., 15th Ind. Inf. n Contact Sheet 265 .176 RISLEY, R., 116th Ohio Inf. .177 ROBERTS, J.H., 4th Ks. State Militia .178 ROBERTS, Maj. J.N., 6th Ohio Cav. .179 ROBINSON, Lander, 6th Ks. Inf. .180 ROBINSON, T.B., 133rd Ill. Inf. Submitted-by!5t~~e JANSEN, n Contact Sheet 265 .181 ROOT, Chas., 2nd Col. Cavalry • 182 ROSE, Alexander, 14th Ks. Cav • . 183 RUSSELL, S.C. 1st Lt., 8th Ks • . 184 SELIG, A.L.; 49th Ill. Inf • .185 SELLARDS, Dr. A.B., 40th Ky. MI . 186 SCHALL, A., 11th Pa. Inf • .187 SCHELLHORN ,A., 8th N.Y. Inf. _ • 188 SCHNECK, E.; 176th Inf • .189 SHAW, A., 3id Ks. State Militia .190 SKINNER, W.F., 3rd Iowa Cavalry .191 SMITH, C.W.,'? State Militia . 192 SMITH, W.R., 12th Ks. Inf. & 1st Lt . 79th USC. TI • 193 SNYDER, George, 3rd Ks. Inf • • 194 SPAULDING, Jos. N., 127th Ill. Inf . • 195 SPENCER, J.M., 1st Wise. Cav • • 196 SPERRY, J.L., 111th Ks. Cav . .197 STEELE, Ira E., 3rd Ks. State Militia • 198 STEELE, L.S." 2nd Col. Cav • • 199 STEWART, Chas. A., 20th Ill. Inf • . 200 STONE, James' F., 12th Ks. Inf • .201 STORM, A., 3rd Ks. State Militia • 202 SUMMERFIELD,' E., 24th Ill. Inf . .203 TAYLOR, J .M." 11th Ill. Cavalry .204 THACHER, S.O., 3rd Ks. State Militia .205 THORNTON, E.F., 45th Iowa Infantry .206 THORNTON. O.E., 30th Iowa Infantry • 207 TINDALL, Thos. J., 2nd Ill. Inf • • 208 THOMSPON, E.D., 2nd Ks. Inf • . 209 TURNER, J.M., 22nd Ohio Inf • .210 TYSON, J., 15th Ks. Cavalry Contact Sheet # 266 .211 WAGSTAFF, R.B., 83rd Ill. Inf. .212 WATSON, W.O., 14th Ill. Inf. .213 WATTS, J.C., '12th Ks. Inf. .214 WEATHERBY, S" 133 Ohio Inf. .215 WEAVER, A., 11th Ks. Cav. .216 WELLMAN, J.D., 154th N.Y. Inf • .217 WEST, J.A., 12th Ks. Inf. .218 WHEELER, Holland, 3rd Ks. State Militia .219 WHIPPLE, 0., '19th Ill. Inf. .220 WILEY, Dr. J.A., 2nd Ks. Cavalry .221 WILLIAMS, J.S., 9th Ky. Inf • .222 WILSON, W.H.,' 10th Ind. Inf. .223 WOOD, A.S., 147th Ill. Inf • :224 WOODWARD, B.W,., 3rd Ks. State Militia Contact Sheet # .225 COLLINS, C.C.', A !Olst Pa. Infantry .226 HETTICK, Chas'. W., E 4th Mo. State Militia .227 SILER, A.C., I, 65th Ohio Infantry .228 SMOCK, S.J., C. 70th Ind. Infantry .229 WALKER, Col. Samuel, E. 1st. Ks. Inf. Do~glas Co~nty His~;ric;l-S~ciety, W~~kins Community Museum and by Judy SWEETS, Lawrence, Ks. __ -- -------------- ~------------ Kansas Weekly Tribune, 15 Jan. 1863 -------------- - --------- --- ********** LOCAL MATTERS Lawrence Business--One of our business men informs us, that on last Saturday, he counted the teams in town and found one hundred and sixty-five in one street. If that don',t look as if Lawrence was a business town, we have no conception of what would. It was no extraordinary occasion and scarcely indicated a difference from the ordinary business of our place. Frequently citizens of other points of the state are heard to express great surprise at these exhibitions of the active business enterprise of our beautiful city. Submitted by Pauline B. ELNIFF �' NATURALIZATION RECORD OF 7_~ECLARATIONS OF INTENTION I IFiled Douglas County District Court, Lawrence""KS, Vol. B, No., 1-219,1 Copied by Pauline B. E1niff ;~~~on-c'iuaj~d>from Vo1u~eTX, No.1) I ,Schutz, Michael, 55, farmer; fair', 5'6", 155#, dark hair" blue eyes; marksstiff hip; b-Vorderweidenthal" Ger. 19 Jan 1867; r-Lawrence; ef-Hamburg, Ger.; v~Westfalia; wf-Lydia, b-Lawrence; lfr-V. Ger.; ra-Ger.; ar-New York City __ May 1881; df-29 Apr 1922. #168. Seidel, Ernest Robert, 46, salesman; dark, 5'-10", l80~, dark hair, blue-grey eyes; b-Gera, Ger. 24 Aug 1874; r-706 Illinois St., Lawrence; ef-Bremen, Ger.;vdon't remember; Ifr-Gera,Ger.; wf-Emma Elizabeth, b at Nobles county, MN; raGer.; ar-New York City 15 Nov 1890; df-16 Sept 1920. #148. Seidentopf, Paul Werner, 23, plumber; fair, 5'4", 142#, light brown'hair, blue eyes; mark-small scar on forehead; b-Corsfeld, Ger.'28 Mar 1887; r-Lawrence; efBremen, Ger; v-Brandenburg; Ifr-Hagen, Ger.; ra-Wi1liam II; ar-New York City 1 Nov 1904; df-18 May 1910; #26. Sharp, Isabella, 60, housekeeper; fair, 5'7", 150#, grey hair, hazel eyes; b-Edinburgh, Scotland 20 Sept 1863; r-1229 Tennessee St, Lawrence; ef-Toronto, Canada via R.R.; lfr-Toronto; ra-Great Britain; ar-Kansas City, MO 9 Mar 1898; df-5 Jun 1924. #189. Shields, John, 58, meat cutter; light, 5'6", 145#, brown hair, brown eyes; b-BallyDown, Bainbridge, Ireland 2 Oct 1862; r-70l Locust St., Lawrence; ef-Belfast, Ireland; v-Galvanic; lfr-Belfast; wf-C?)Ina Eva C?)Haunld, b-Muskegon county, Ohio; ra-George V; ar-Philadelphia 30 Jun 1862; df-l Nov 1920. '#150. Simon, Elizabeth Schalbar, 49, 'housewife; fair, 5'7",195#, grey hair"grey eyes; b-Berchem, Lux.; r-Richland, KS; ef-Antwerp; v-North1~nd; 1fr-Berchem, Lux.; ra-Charlotte, G.D. of Lux.; ar-New York City 1 Jun 1888; df,-5 Nov 1924. #194. Simon, John Peter, 46, farmer; fair, 6', 175#, dark brown hair, blue eyes; Lux. 10 Mar 1872; r-MarionTwp; ef-Junglinster; v-don't remember; lfr Junglinster; ra-Marie Adelaide, G.D. Lux.; ar-New York 1 Apr l891;df-9 Feb 1918; #68. ' Simon, Mathias, 49, farmer; fair, 5'8", 150#, dark brown hair, blue eyes; b-Jung1inster, Lux. 5 Mar 1869; r-Grant Twp; ef-Junglinster; v-don't remember; ra-M. A., G.D. of Lux; ar-New York City 25 Feb 1894; df-7 Feb 1918. #63. b-~unglinster, Simon, William, 55, farmer; dark, 5'11", 180#, gray hair, gray eyes; b-Junglinster, Lux 6 Aug' 1863; r-Marion Twp; ef-Antwerp; 'v-don't remember; 1fr-Junglinster; not married; ra-M.A.,:-G.D. of Lux; ar-Baltimore, MD r Apr 1872; df-20 Mar 1919. #139. Slaght, William Ernest Andrew, 43, clergyman; fair, 5'~~", 125#, black hair brown eyes; b-Woodstock, Ontario, Canada 3 Nov 1874;r-Baldwin City, ef-Niagara Falls, Ontario via train to Buffalo, NY; Ifr-Toronto, Can.; 'ra-GeorgeV; arBuffalo, NY 10 Oct 1899; df-12 Mar 1918. #88. Smith, Louis, 18, confectioner; fair 5'7", 128#, dark hair, light brown eyes; b-Sparta, Greece 25 Aug 1900; r-816 Mississippi St., Lawrence; v-Macedonia; IfrSparta, Gre.,; not married; df-2 Jun 1919. #141 Speicher, Lorenz, 59, farmer; fair, 5'8", 180#, brown hair, light blue eyes; b-Baden, Ger." 4 Sept"~1858; : r::"EHdora;, ef-Baden'; v'..;SaiilLLawrence, If:f~Baden; wf':.,. Mary, b-Dg Co;ra-Wi1liam II;' ar-NewYork City 2 Feb 1882;df-ll Apr 1918. #111. Speicher, Hermann, 25, farmer; fair, 5'8", 160#, light brown hair, blue eyes; b-Harthein, Baden, Ger. 15,Jul 1899; r-Eudora; ef-Bremen, Ger.; v-Leyd1itz; 1fr- �78 Harthein Baden, Ger.;· ra-Ger. Emperor; ar-Boston, MA 22 Jan 1924;df-29 Feb 1924; . #185. Straub, Christ, 29 farmer;· fair, 5'6", 150#, brown hair, brown eyes; b-Ball, Ger. 19 Aug 1887; r-Marion Twp;ef-Bremen, Ger.; v-Frankfurt; Ifr-Ball, Ger.; raWilliam II; ar-Baltimore, MD 15 Aug 1901; df-6 Nov 1916; #44. Steinbring, Emil 0., 39, clerk; fair, 4'7~", 75#, broWn hair, brown eyes; bNew Kaonil Reitz, Brandenburg, Ger. 29 Oct 1878; r-Lawrenc~; ef~N.K.R.B.Ger; vVarra; Ifr-N.K.R.B.; ra~William II; ar-New York City.28 May. 1883; df-ll Mar 1918. #86. Steinbring, Paul H., 42, Tailor; fair, 4'7", 100#, broWn hair, brown eyes; bN.K.R.B. Ger 9 Feb 1876; r-Lawrence; v-Varra; Ifr-N.K.R.B.~er; ra-William II; arNew York City 28 May 1883;df-18 Mar 1918. #94. Steinbring, William, 87, retired farmer; fair 5'4", 125#, gray hair, gray eyes; b-New Kaonic Reitz, Brandenburg, Ger. 16 Jul 1829; r-Lawrence; ef-N.K.R.B. Ger; vVarra; Ifr-N.K.R.B. Ger.;ra-William II; ar-New York City 28·May 1883; df-13 Mar 1918; . #89. Stephens, Arnold Christian, 30, shoemaker; light, 5' 61~, 140#, light brown hair, blue eyes; marks:"left leg off above knee; b-Dashwood, Onta'Il.io, Can. 19 Dec 1894; r-Haskell Institute; ef-Can; v-blank; Ifr-Ontario, Can; ra-George V; ar-port blank, Mich. 15 Sept 1911; df-2 May 1925.#199. . Sternisa, Carl., 28, cabinet maker; fair, 5' 7", 145#, brown hair, blue eyes; b-Mars Rhin; Ger. 16 Oct 1895; r-Lawrence; ef-Hamburg, Ger;. v-Pennsylvania; IfrHamburg; ra-Ger.; ar-New York City 6 Sept 1913; df-9 Jun 1923. #173. Stoklas, Lyle Richard, 23~ student; ruddy comp., 5'3",' 140#, light broWn hair, blue eyes; b-Otrador, Austria-Hungary 27 June 1902;r-ll08 Ohio St.; Lawrence; efBremen, Ger.; v-George Washington; Ifr-Otrador; ra-Rep. of Austria; ar-Ne~ York' City 10 Jul 1910; df-29 Jun 1925. #(?)20Q. I Stroh, Hermann Otto David, 21, farmer; dark comp., 5'11", 208#, dark brown hair, blue eyes; Tattoo on both arms; b-Kornwestheim,'.Ger. 15 Feb 1892; r-Lawrence; _ . ef-Rotterdam; Ifr-K. Ger .. ; :-lft':'K:'.Ger;":ra.:..WiIliairi. II;' ar;...New York~.City14 Apr 1909; ~- - . df-30 Jan 1914. #34. . . ' . . .·,---,-~d Stubeck, Emil, 64, laborer; dark, 5'7", 120#, gray hai~, blue eyes; b-Vermland, Sweden~17 Feb 1855; r-804 Connecticut St., Lawrence; ef-Vermland,Swe.; vGermania; Ifr~V. Swe.; wf-Beda, b-Vermland, Swe.;ra-Gustav V, K. of Swe.; ar-New York City 1 Nov 1885; df-17 Jan 1920. #146. Sudermann, George, 23, student;. fair, 5'6", 125#, light brown hair, blue eyes; b-Konstanunovka, Southern Russia 25 Feb 1901; r-937 Maine St' .. , Lawrence; ef:-Liverpool;v-Hesparian; Ifr-Sheffield, Eng; ra-Present gov't of, Russia; ar-Montreal, Can. 3 Nov 1914; df-10 May 1924. #188. ' I SundquiSt, Carl Oscar, 26, clerk; light comp., 5'6", 125#, brown hair, grey eyes; p-Korsta, Swe. 31 Jan 1898; r-909 Vermont St. Lawrence; ef-Swe. v-Laconia; 1fr-Stockholm, Swe.; ra-Gustav V; ar-New York City 6 Jul 1923; df-.ll Mar 1924. #186. . Thudium, William Ernest, 32, butcher; fair, 5'6", 160#; light hair, blue eyes; b-Bentilsbach, Schondorf, Wurttemberg, Ger. 11 May 1884; r-Baldwin; ef-Bremen, Ger; v-Augusta Victoria; Ifr-B:S. W., Ger.; ra- William II ; ar-New York City 15 Sept 1893; df-27 Feb 1917. #47. . �79 Toefz, William, 63, storekeeper; dark, 5'7", 170#, dark brown hair, brown eyes; :off at first joint of right hand; b-Wurttemberg, Ger. 11 Ju11856; rEudora; ef-Bremen, Ger; v-America; 1fr-Wurt'- Ger.; ra-Ger.; ar-New York City 30 Jan 1873; ·df-5 Jan 1920. #145. marks~thumb Torneden, Henry, 55, farm laborer; fair, 5'7", 125#,.light brown hair, grey eyes; marks-crooked fourth' finger right hand; b-Lippe Detrriolt, Ger. 22 Nov 1865; r-912 New Hampshire St., Lawrence; ef-Bremen, Ger; v-don't remember; 1fr-L.D.,Ger; wf-Minnie, b-Ger.; ra-Ger.; ar-Baltimore, MD 15 Jun 1874; 'df-27 Jun 1921. #158. Tucke1, William, 40 farmer; dark, 5'10", 145#, black hair, brown eyes;. bSaxony, Ger. 1 Sept 1877; r-Kanwaka Twp; ef-Saxony; v-don't remember; wf-Anna bBig Springs, KS; ra-Wi11iam II; ar-New York City 1 Sept 1878; 'df-30 Mar 1918. #100. Tucker, Louis H., 29', 'student; light, 5'7", 155#, dark brown hair, light blue eyes; b-Meigor, Russia 13-Feb 1891; r-1005 Kentucky St., Lawrence; ef-Liverpoo1, Eng.; v-Lusitania; 1fr-Meigor; wf-Jeannette, b-New York City;ra-Russia; ar::.:New York City 30 Ju1 1914; df-23 Dec 1920. #155. Unger, John, 57, farmer; fair, 5'10",165#, black hai~, gray eyes; marksfirst finger on left hand. stiff; b-Wurttemberg, Ger. 29 Sept (?); r-Kanwaka Twp; ef-Wurt. Ger.; v-don't remember; 1fr-Wurt. Ger., ra-Wi11iam II; ar-Ba1timore, MD 15 Apr 1873; df-15 Mar 1918. #92. Van Horebeek, A1phons, 34, florist; dark, 5'6", 134#, dark brown hair, brown eyes; b-(?)Hounaert, Belgium 23 Dec 1883; r-1446 Kentucky St., Lawrence; ef-Rotterdam, Holland; v-Pottsdam; 1fr- (?)Houwaert, Be1g; wf-:Edith, 'b-Roseda1e, KS; raAlbert I; ar-'-New York City 1 Apr 1915; df-31 May 1918. #121~ Virr, Cyril Frank, 25, student; fair, 5'8~~', 155#, broWn hair, blue eyes; b-Birmingham, Eng. 10 May 1902; r-1201 Tennessee St., Lawrence; ef-Port Arthur; v-S.S. Noronic &Grank Trunk Railway; 1fr-Port Arthur; ra-K"George V; ar-Niagara Falls, NY 23 Jun 1922; df-27 Feb 1928. #213. . V1ahas, Pete Ef Slathion (signature EL), 24, boot black; dark 5 1 6", 132#, black hair, brown eyes; b-Pooros,Gre. 23 Jan 1886; r-Lawrence; ef-Athens, Gre.; v-Princess Irene; 1fr-Athens; ra-George I, K. of Gre.; ar-New York City 1 Sept 1906; df-29 Mar 1918. #24. Vogler, G. P., 42, farmer; fair, 5'11", 170#, brown hair·, light brown ey~s; b-Baden, Ger. 13 May 1875; r-Marion Twp; ef-Baden; v-don't remember; 1fr-Baden; not married; ar-New York City 18 Dec 1885; df-4 Apr 1918 .. #107. ; Vogler, Valentine, 56, electric light operator; dark, 5'6", 145ft, dark brown hair, brown eyes; b-Baden, Ger. 6 Nov 1863;r-942 New Jersey St •. , Lawrence; ef-. Baden; v-don't remember; wf-Louise, b-Lieback, Ger; ra-Ger; ar-New·York City 3 Nov 1885; df-15 Dec 19~9. #144. ' Werkenthin, Ado1p Martin, 45, 1ynotype operator; fair 5'3/4", 111#, black hair, blue eyes; mark-noticeable defect in spine;· b-BerliJ.l, Ge,r. 10Ju1 1877; i-518 Tennessee St., Lawrence; ef-Canada by train; 1fr-Eganville, Ontari9; ra-Ger.; ar-Chicago, IL 15 Sept 1892;df-7 April 1923. #171. ·-.-··-Weston, Joshua, 76, farmer; fair:, 5'10", 160#, grey hair, grey eyes; marksthird finger on left hand off at second joint; b-North Kilworth, Eng.' 29dun 1841; r""Eudora; ef-Sheffie1d, Eng; v-Heron; 1fr-N.K. Eng.; ra-George V; ar-New York City 1 Aug 1868; df-17 Dec 1917. #57. ' �80 Wibe1, Eugene Gottlieb, 20, farm laborer; light 5'6~", 147#, light brown hair, blue-grey eyes; b-Stuttgart, Wurttemberg, Ger. 17 Ju1 1903; r-Eudora, ef-Ger; vOrduna; 1fr-Stuttgart; ra-Ger. Emperor; ar-New York City 18 Jun 1923; df-14 Apr 1924; , #187. Wiedemann, William, 69, confectioner; fair, 5'9", 190#; gray hair; blue eyes, marks-third finger on right. harid off between first and second joints; b-Sto1pe, Brandenburg, Prussia, Ger. 14 Dec (?) 1848'; r-Lawrence; ef-Bremen, Ger; v-don't remember; 1fr-Sto1pe; ra-Wi11iam II; ar-New york City 25 Jun 1857; df-27 Feb 1918. #76. Williamson, Isaac, 54, farmer; dark, 5'8", 135#, grey: hair, brown eyes; b-West Pinchbeck, Eng. 15 Nov 1866; r-Wakarusa Twp; ef-Liverpoo1,· Eng; v-Oregon; 1fr-Maxey, Eng; wf-Carrie A., b-Co1umbus, Ohio; ra-George V; ar-New York City 9 Apr 1885; df-5 Aug 1921. #160. Wilson, George Stanley, 19 student; fair, 5'10", 140#; brown hair, blue eyes; b-Liverpoo1, Eng. 27 Nov 1889; r-Lawrence; ef~Liverpoo1; v~Campan~a; 1fr-Liverpoo1;ra-Edward VII; ar-New York City 22 Fe.b 1908; df-2 Aug 1909; #20. Young, John, 37, painter; fair, 5'6", 130#, dark brown hair, hazel eyes; bW(M)a1nessburg, Eng., county of Willshire 29 Oct 1879; r-1028 Ohio SL' Lawrence; ef-(?), v-Bassrian; 1frWa1nessburg; re-George V; ar-Quebec, Can. 30 Apr 1904; df19 Jun 1917. #53. Young, Michael, 77, farmer; fair, 5'7", 165#, gray hair, gray eyes; b-Bavaria, Ger. 12 Mar 1841; r-Wi11ow Springs Twp; ef-Havre, France; v~don't remember;wf-. Katrina, b-Bavaria; ra-Wi11iam II; ar-New York City 5 May 1856;df-5 Jun 1918. #122.' , . Ziegler, Matt, 54, farmer; dark, 5'5", 135#, black hai~,. brown' eyes; b(?)Labeny Soutine DAS Austria 13 May 1865; r-Eudora, ef-Amsterdam, Holland; vdon't remember; wf-(?)Ade1fierd, b -Be?can, Ger.; ra-Char1es, Emperor of Austria; ar-New York City 3 Apr 1886; df-1 May 1919. #140. Zil1ner, Joseph, 43 farmer; fair, 6', 170#, dark brown hair, gray eyes; bBreitenberg, Ger. 13 Feb (?)1874; r-Eudora; ef-Ger. v-don't ,remember; 1fr-Breitenberg; ra-Wil.liam II; ar-Baltimore, MD 15 Ju1 1884; df-4 Feb -1918 . .#79. Zimmerman, Michae1,'19, farm laborer; fair 5'6", 145#,'b1ack hair, brown eyes; b-Braunburch, Ger. 24 Dec 1890; r-Dg Co; ef~Ger.; v-Freidric~ der ·Grosse; 1frGer.; ra-Wi11iam II; ar-New York City 22 Feb 1902; df-11 Feb 1910. #23. Abbreviations: arr-arrival place and date, b-birthplace and'date; df-date filed, ef-emigrated from, lfr-last,~oreign residence ·(if same as birthplace, only initials used), r-residence, ra-renounced allegiance, v-vessel, wf-wife's name and birthplace. . . --- ----- ----c-- - - - - , . r---- :---~. - - - - . (\~~ (;:il1f.{" i;r.:. 'i~.. """,, ! ~~. --------~----=-------------~-- ./! The Evening News, Dec. 1, 1883 A Pleasant Evening i ---l ! I Miss Mary and Julia GIBSON entertained a few of their friends last! : evening at their home on Indiana street, and a most enjoyable time was! \spent till quite a late hour. : Speaking and singing were the chief amusements. ., I Those present were Misses Annie WIGHT, Molly lHSELY, : Eva STRONG, ~Lucy WIGHT, Lena and Kitty STRONG; Messrs. DORTY, Edward STRONG, Walter lSTANBURY, Fred RICHARDSON, Harry STRONG, Mr. BAKER Oscar:WIGHT and LLink _~gEARS. ' ____--1 �81 , I-WILLS- RECORDED- IN -DnUGtAs-COUNTY;---:f857-~ 1873- '-l '-- ___ I " Abstracted by Pauline E1niff --~ --~ Abstracted from the Case Files of the Probate Court of Douglas County, Kansas: Included are the name of the deceased; state and county where will was made if not in Douglas County; date will made; name of Executor(s); name of witnesses, appraisers (and in some cases purchasers at sale of'estate, or others mentioned on pages attached to will); Bondsmen; name of heirs and relationship, i f shown; date will proved; date will recorded. Abbreviations: appr-appraiser, benef-beneficiary, Bond-bondsmen, bro-brother, ch-chi1dren, dau-daughter, Exec-executor or executrix, fa-father, mo-mother, o.p.other persons, w.d.-wi11 dated, w.p.-wi11 proved, w.r.-wil'l recorded, wit-witness. ANDERSON, James, w.d.-10 Oct 1859; w.r~-12 Feb 1861; heirs-wife, sons and daughter(on1y the dau was named). Dau-Sarah Ellen; Exec-Couis G. Anderson; witRobert McFarland and GeorgeA. Swoop. '-'Case File #1l6~ BALCH, James A., Lawrence, Douglas Co; age 36, resides with William A. Rankin; benef-William A. Rankin and Half-sister, Elizabeth Jane Balch; wit-Solon O. Thatcher, Albert Newman; Bond-O. Hulett, Dr. C. W. Balch; Exec-David W. Moore; sureties of Exec Bond-C. W. Balch, O. Hulett, Jennie E. Moore; w.d.'-4 Nov 1868; codicil-24 Mar 1869; devisee-Jenney E. Balch; wit-Wm Maxwell, Mary Balch at residence of C.W. Balch in Johnston County'. C. F. #176. BING, John, w.d.-17 Aug 1871; w.r.-13 Sept 1871; heirs-dau Phebe with her husband, and (?)Hayes W. Bing. "It is my desire that Nelly be retained in the family so long as the place be retained". Exec-Son-in-law, W. Edward Yeager; witDavid H. Teeter, Wm R. Mesenhimer; Bond-Michael ,Loesch, Olpf Carlsson. O.F. #169. BISSELL, Arabella, Douglas Co; w.d.-14 Sept 1868; w.r~-14 Dec 1868; heirsson, Henry F. Bissell; dau, Sophia Leavitt Bissell; dau, Arabel1e Jurusha Loomis; gr.ch-Charles Henry Lawrence and Arabella Woodbridge Lawrence of Vergennes, Vt., ch i1dren of my deceased dau Elizabeth Amelia; Exec-Son, Henry F. Bissell; witO. A. Hanscom and Sam'l A. Riggs; Bond-W.L.McCurdy and (?)Gurdan Grovunar. #144. BLAYNEY, William (listed in index BLANEY), w.d.-24 Mar 1859; w.r.-29 Jul 1859; heirs":'wife, Nancy, ch-Charles Oberlin" Elizabeth Anne, George McDonald, Wm Faris; Exec-wife Nancy; wit~Wm Willson andC. McDonald. C.F. #85. CANFIELD" 'Seymour, W.D.-29 Dec 1857; w.p.-12 Mar 1858; Heirs-wife, Mary; Exec-Erastus'D. Ladd; wit-So B. Prentiss, J. F. Griswold, E. D. Ladd. C. F. #47. (Listed in index as Seymour Campbell). CARSON, William, Johnson Co. Kans'; w.d.-24 May 1860; w.p.-5 Dec 1860; heirsElizabeth Carson, widow of James Carson, my father; wit-Gentry F. Hern and C. F. Schowarte; Mary Jane Carson waives right to administer over the estate of William Carson, 'deceased and asked the court to appoint Gentry F. Hern. Exec-Gentry F. Hern. C. F. #387. ' CHAPMAN,nWilliam, Palmyra, w.d.-2 Mar 1859; w.p.-2 May 1859;Exec- wife, Ellen; wit-Nelson M. Boynton, William Roe at the residence of John Roe. C.F. #378. �82 CLAYTON, Alice, Baldwin, Douglas Co. w.d.-26 Feb 1863; w.p.-14 Sept 1864; will read-6 Mar 1865; heirs-Sons, John Henry, Peter Probasco, William Fletcher, Joel Taylor, Elias Conover, Jacob ~robasco, Dau's-Sarah Matilda, Martha, Catherine Elisa, Phebe Maria, Hannah Marietta, Nancy Cumfort, Sons-Smith Lindsley, Frank Henderson, John K. Beekman and Dau-Cornelia Jane; Exec-Son, John K. Beekman;- witDaniel, A. Gilbert, Nathan Gray, Hermas Gray, all of Westfi~ld, Bureau Co. Ill. w.p.-3 April 1865; Murray Blanchard, N.P.; City of (.?).Peru in LaSalle Co. Ill. Case File #401. CLAYTON, William, Baldwin, Physician, w.d.-15 Aug 1862; w.r.-6 Apr 1863; heirs- Wife, Alice; dau-Nancy C. Brown of Tompson, Sullivan Co. N. Y.; JohnK.B. Clayton of LaSalle, Ill; William H. Clayton, son of Catherine E. Kipp of Westchester, N. Y.; Smith L. Clayton, Baldwin City, Kans. "Balance to other children notherein before mentioned". Exec~Wilbur Fisk Woodworth, Baldwin City; wit-Jacob L. Stillwell, Esther P. Taylor, Fanny Woodworth. Case File #393. 'CONGER, John,Hesper, Douglas Co.Kans.w.d.-llNov i871; w.:r.-31,Jan 1872; Heirs- wife, Eliza; son, Charles; son, Theron; Exec- wife 'Eliza; Advisors to Execfriends Winslow Davis, Levi Woodard and Charles Pilla who were also witnesses. DANFORTH, Benjamin, Lawrence, Douglas Co. w.d.-8 Jan >872; w.p.-8 Feb 1872; Heirs-Son, Benjamin L. Danforth; Son, Stephen Brown Danforth; g.dau-Sarah Danforth, only child of Amos B. Danforth, deceased; Son-Stillman A. Danforth; Exec-Son, Stillman A. Danforth; wit-F. W. Marsh and Lucy D. Marsh; cancels will of ,IS Dec 1871 witnessed by L. G. Bacon and his wife. 'Case File #595. ELDRIDGE, Mary, Will missing from packet. 29 Mar 1869. Case File #722. Shaler W. Eldridge, Exec; w.p. I ~NGELSMANN, William, Lawrence, Douglas Co. w.d.~17 July 1872; w.p.-29 July 1872; Heirs-wife, Anna Enge1smann, bro-Frederick Enge1smann; Exec-Theodore Poehler, Charles Willemsen; wit-Theodore Poehler, Henry Benas and Chas. Chadwick,. C.'F.#729. , I FELTWELL, Richard, Lawrence, Douglas Co. w.d. 8 Feb 1'871; w.p.-20 Mar 1871; w.r.-6 June l87l; Heirs-Son, Robert; Dau-Sarah Jane; Guardi:an of son and sole executor- John Q. Ashton, Lawrence; wit-Lovina A. Ide and C. B. Schmidt. C.F.'#805,. FINLEY, Elizabeth A., LaPorte, Ind. w.d. 16 Mar 1866;: w.p.-25 June' l866;~.r.4 Ju1 1869. Husband, Capt. James Agnew Finley, deceased., Ben.ef-Union Presbyterian Church, Lawrence toward a parsonage; niece and namesake, Lizzie H. Wilson; sistersMary J. Andrew, Margaret E. Wilson, Catharine P. Andrew; niece~Mrs. E. M. Hynes; Board of Foreign Missions, Domestic Missions and Church. Lists real estate in Iowa (?)Lance Co., City of Lawrence, towns of DeSoto, and Burlington, Coffey Co Kans.' also in Miami Co Kans. Money in hands of Hon Samuel F. Atwood of Leavenworth to Martha Finley Eastman of Jefferson.Co Ind~ A. P. Andrew, Sen., Nancy S. Andrew, George L. Andrew, Margaret J. Andrew and William W. Andrew who are my parents' brothers and sisters. Appointed her bro Dr. G.. L. Andrew as her administrator; wit-J. H. Wilson, E. M. Bloomfield. LaPorte Co Ind. Clerk of Court-James H. Shannon. Case File #802. . GARRAND, Joseph. File #485. Will admitted to probate 3 Oct 1870. Unable to find Case GLEASON, Salem, Paola, Miami Co Kans. Age 76 yrs; w.d.-6 Sept 1865; will read 12 Sept 1865; w. r. -30 Oct 1§65; Heirs-Dau' s Saloma Robinson of Bedfor<i.-'f.aY.:'--___.\ . �83 lor Co' Iowa, Louise Dorsey, Mrs. Annis Williams, Nancy Marie Hubbell; Sons James Gleason and Jasper Gleason; Exec-Benjamin Ulrich; wit-W~ R. Wagstaff, Andrew Smith, and J. B. Hobson. Case File #911. H. GRATON, John,R., Lawrence, "sojourning at Worcester in County of Worcester," Mass.; Heirs-wife, Adelaide H. Graton, dau-Alice; w.d.-ll Jun 1872; w.p. 9 Nov 1872; Exec-wife Adelaide; wit..,Mrs. Henry C. Graton (Lucretia M.), Otis Warren, Joseph A. Howland and Henry (?)H---, all of Worcester, Mass. Case File #926. GRUBB, Richard J., Jackson Co, Mo~ Will made at Rochester, Co of Sangamon, Ill.; w.d.-19 Feb 1869; w.p.-17 Apr 1869; Probate Docket B w.r. 10 Jan 1870; HeirsJoseph P. Grubb, William B. Grubb, Geo. G. Campbell-when he arrives at age 21; Benjamin J. Grubb, Samuel U. Grubb, Charity Coe, Rachael A.. Campbell; Exec-Jo~n C. Coe and John B. Campbell; wit-Christopher B. Stafford, age 71 and Nathaniel Cornell, age 61, both of Sangamon Co Ill.; o.p.-E. R . Hickman, Clerk of Probate and Common Pleas:: Court at Independence, Mo., 17 Apr 1869. Case File #920. GURLEY, Eliza H., Douglas Co Kans.; w.d. 6 Mar 1863; w,.p.-5 Oct 1863; w.r.12 Oct 1863; benef-Indiana Bible Assoc of Society of Friends; bro-Charles Gurley, friend-Adela Davis, nephew-Lindley H. Johnson; Winslow Davi~(for the enclosing of the graveyard at Springfield Meeting House); nephew-Charles C. Johnson; sisterRhoda I. Johnson; Exec-"my friend" Jonathan Mendenhall;. wiV-Winslow Davis and Eunice Hockett; Bond-Jonathan Mendenhall, Winslow Davis and, John E. Campbell. #904. GWARTNEY, Thomas, Harrison Co Ind.; w.d.-ll Jun 1858; w.p.-3 Aug 1860; Heirsson-Micugah, dau-Nancy Enlow, wf of Nelson D. Enlow, qau-Evaline Tucker, wf of' . John P. Tucker, g.son-Loyd (?)Virdell, dau-Rebecca N. Gwartney, wf-Mary; o.p. mentioned-Fredrick Doll and Jacob Doll; Exec-(?)Ephrim Gwartney, John Gwartney and Fredrick Doll; wit-Isaac W. Love and Jesse Love. Case File '#900. HOOTEN, Robert Thompson, age 48, Lawrence; w.d.-5 Mar 1;857; w.p.-7 Nov 1857; , Heirs-sons Joseph and Robert; dauls Martha, Charlotte and Catharine; Exec-Charles Robinson; wit-William Perry" Henry Learned and Henry M. Simp,son; Case File #1006. , HUTCHINSON, Rebecca D. Lawrence, Douglas Co; w.d.-ll De~ l865;w.p.-6 Feb 1866; benef-niece, Lillian Rebecca Cracklin, sister-Mrs. Emily Cracklin, . son-George Edwin Hutchinson, dau-SarahFlorence Hutchinson; Exec-Lawrence,D. Bailey; wit- S.M. Newhall and Sam 11 A. Riggs. Case File #1032. HUTCHINSON, .Walter C., Lawrence, Douglas Co; w.d.-25 Sept 1861; w.p. 2 Dec 1861; w.r. '7 Apr 1862; Heirs-fa-Benjamin Hutchinson, mo-Sallie Hutchinson, wi-Mary F. Hutchinson', "to be guardian of son", son-Walter Henry Hutchinscin; Exec-John W. Young of Green Garden, Will Co Ill. and Clinton C. Hutchinson of Sac and Fox Agency, Kans.; wit- (?). R. Banks, Thos E. Spencer, Edmund A. Landon; Bond-Clinton C. Hutchinson, P. D. Ridenour andH. W. Baker. Case File #1016. JORDAN, Celesten w.d.-16 Nov 1859; w.p. 15 Dec 1863; Heirs-wf-Francoise, sons-Xavier, Auguste, Aricne, Delphin; Exec-Constant Butel; wit'-John L. Brown, ' John W. Ashby and Fredric Met~eral. Case File #1251. KELLOGG, Lucius, Lawrence; w.d.-6 Aug 1866; w.p.-20 Aug 1866; benef-Melvin Wood, Lawrence, "all dental instruments II; sister-Emma E.' Kellogg, state of Illinois, wf-Cornelia; Exec-Josiah Miller; wit-J. D. Wood, Wood and John Porter all of W~lliamspor~, Shawnee Co;newspa~er f~nal settlement ad.40ct 1869; o.p.-Agnes B. M1l1er, adm1n. of estate of Jos1ah M111er, deceased, dated 9 Jail 1874; Lewis S. J �84 Steele, Admin de bonus non; Bond-S. S. Steele, H. J. Phillips, H. Lewis. #1346. KENNEDY, Samuel, Douglas Co; .w.d>19 Feb 1857; deceased 13 Oct 1857; wf-Jane Kennedy; Exec-wife Jane.K (listed as Jane Ann, signed "Jane"); appoint LN.O.P. Wood, lawful agent;.wit-R. Scouten and Porter Baker; securities-I.N.O.P. Wood and. W. R. Simmons; Inventory of estate-R. Scouten and N. L. Che,ny. Case File #1335. KILLAM, George.F., Lawrence; w.d. 19 Jun 1861; w.p.-28 Jul 1863; benef-wife Mary A. C. Killam, Jacob Pike, Lawrence and Mrs. Sarah W. G. Lewis, Lawrence. Exec-wife; wit-G. W. Brown and Geo. H.'Sanger. Case File #1340. KUMMEL, Augustus H., native of Hesse (?)Cass, Germany; naturalized citizen of America, city of Lawrence; benef-dau-Emma Curtis "who is by her peculiar constitutional.organization, dependent upon her sister, Mary Halsey for that support, care and attention, which I trust my dear dau Mary's love and affection will prompt her at all times to bestow upon her feeble sister ... ", dau':'Mary Halsey; bro-Henry Edward, residing at Clinton Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.; Exec-H.W. Chester and Jas. D. Faxon, who are alSo witnesses to the will. 'Case File #1353. LAURENT, Nicholas, Lawrence; w.d.-28 Nov 1870; w.p.-2 Jan 1871; requests to be buried in Catholic graveyard, Prairie City; wf-Ursula Laurent, three ch-M. J. Laurent, Serene·(?)Fardon (maiden .name Laurent) and Eve Laurent, a minor; witFelix P. Swembergh, Catholic pastor, Prairie City and Xavie,r J ardon; admin-Xavier Jardon, son-in-law. Signed receipts of money from estate-Eva Jardon, Adolphus Jardon; affidavit of heirs listS-Ursula, his wife, and his 'children, (?)Meartin, Eve and Sarah. Wit to Ursula" s mark-John N. Noyes and Feli,x P.· Swembergh; #1458. LEIBEY, James, Lawrence; w.d.-26 Apr 1868; w.p.-16 Jul 1868; Heirs-wf-Nancy A. G. Leibey and dau-Lilley A. G. Leibey, a minor; Exec-wit'e. Case File #1452 (did not find listed in index). LEIS, Catherine, Lawrence; w.d.-16 May 1870; w.p. 16 'May 1870; heirs-youngest son, William Leis, son, Henry and son,George; wit-H. W. Hatch, Melinda G.. Christian (not listed . and Dawes Christian.' Case File #1456 . , in index). , LOWE, Joseph, Worcester Co Mass., town of Fitchburg; w'.d.-7 Feb 18'57; .w.p.2 Feb 1864; wf-Sarah E. Lowe, Exec; wit-Chas N. Wilson, Charles Lowe and David H. Merriam; o.p.-HenrY.Chapin, Judge of Probate & Insolvency,apd Charles E. Stevens, Esq., Assistant Register of P & 1. Case File #1433. LUM, Amos, Wakarusa Twp, Douglas Co; w.d.- 1 Aug 1862; w.p.-2 Feb 1863; wfFanny; speaks of children, but names only one son, Samuel; Exec's-son Samuel Y. Lum and Elias D. Hughson of Wakarusa Twp; wit-(?)F. R. Bailey, E. K. Bailey and Oliver A. Hanscom; appr's-G. L. Hoover, T. L. Horrell and Mark M. Lees, Coffee Co Kans.; E. D. Ladd, L. S. Bacon and Durdean Grovenor of Douglas Co. Carrie K. Lum purchased real estate; o.p.-Eugene L. Akin, atty of Elias D. Hughson, I. H. Harrison, Charles C. Emery and John H. Lyon appointed by Judge JamesM. Hendry to appraise p~rsonal property. Case File #1431. MACE, Joseph N., late of Brighton, Middlesex Co Mass., K. T.; wife-Fidelia C. Mace; Exec-John Pemberton, Jr. of Groveland, Essex Co Mass.; wit-Nathaniel Ladd, . George Hudson, Gardner P. tadd. Middlesex C Mass. 3 Dec l868-William A. Richardson, Judge of Probate Court~ Joseph.H. Tyler, Register of P.C.; presented to Probate Court at Cambridge, Middlesex Co Mass. on 1 Dec 1868 on petition of ~ohn Pemberton. Citation and decree dated 1 Dec 1868. Filed Douglas Co 1 Mar l869.Case File #1566. (not in index). . �85 MASON" Isaiah M., North Lawrence; w.d.-29 Jun 1868; w.r.-16 Apr 1870; heirs- Henry Heney; Exec-Henry Heney; wit-Nicholas Hoysradt and Chas. Fritz. Case File #1572. brother~in-law MEECHEM, David T; w.d.-6 Apr 1857; w.p.-l Jul 1859; heirs-fa-John Meechem, bro-Joshua, bro-Jonathan; Exec-John Pieratt; wit-No Eggert, Eli B. Johnston and John Morehead. MOORE, Andrew, Pine Bluff, Ark., w.d.-18 Aug 1864; w.p. 6 Feb 1866; "requests firstly that Lewis Sedgwick of Erie Co', Watesford Twp Pa. be executor, also guardian for dau Addie, a minor, to live with him and son, Frank to live with William Sharp." "My other boy, Andrew Reeder Moore is taken back to Pa. so that he can be close to his brother and sister". o.p.-Robert Irwin; bro-in-law in Kans~;; Mr. (?) Hangue, a neighbor of Robert Irwin; sister-Jane A. Irwin; bro-Alexander Moore; Mary Ann (relationship not mentioned) but mentions give here one-third according to law·, wit-Jourdan Green and George D. Weir; admin-John Hutchings; Bond-Stephen . Ogden and H. F. Saundel's; appr's..;.J. P.. Whitney, Stephen Ogden and Morgan Cronkhite. Case File #1555. (not found in index). . MOORE, Thomas M., Douglas Co; w.d.-20 Apr 1860; w.p.-25 Apr 1860; heirswf-Marinda Elizabeth, step-dau-Hester Jane Murdock, 'dau-Minnie Ida, fa-'-William Moore of Butler Co Ohio; wit- Henry M. Simpson, Caroline Evans and Richard Millar, all living near Lawrence in K. T.; Exec- wife; Maurice Hartman de bonus rion, dated 26 Dec 1864; securities for Marinda E. Moore- Maurice Hartman (signed Dr. M. Harttman and Lorenzo J. Worden;appr's-Richard Millar, L. J. Worden and T.C. Ferril; admin.'s bond-M. Harttman, Jacob Bollman and Charles Chadwick. Case File #1542. ·McKINNEY, Margaret, Lecompton; w.d.-4 Sept 1869; will filed 30 Sept 1869; w.p.-25 Oct 1869; heirs-husband, William, da.u's Mary A. and Rosannah (signed Rose L. Moore), son, William James;wit-J. H. Bonebrake, Mary A. Bruner; Bond-George W. Zinn, L. G. Leamer andG. W. Smith; appr' s-F. ·B. Hill (Hile), Wm Leamer and A. K. Lowe. Case File #1729. NATSHEDA, Anton, ~udora; w.d. 11 Aug 1867; w.p. 3 Jun 1869; heirs- bro's and sisters- Bernhardt Natsheda, Gustave Natsheda, Joseph Natsheda, Theresa Natsheda, Marianna Natsheda and Carolina Natsheda; Exec-Gottlieb Epple;- wit-Charles Dollinger, Fridrich Bernitz; inventory-J. F. Roberts, F. Bernitz; Bond-J. F. Roberts and Charles Lathholz; appr's-Caspar~Marfelius, Daniel Kraus, O. G. Richards; o.p.-John Hagle, John Poxleitner, John Endress and Charles Endress. Case File #1786. NICHOLS, David, Lawrence; w.d.-18 "Apr 1870; w.p. at Burlington in Coffey Co Kans. 5 Jun 1872; filed in Douglas Co 10 Jun 1872; benef-Mrs. Hellen Phillips, wf of P. P. Phillips, Lawrence, Mrs. Amelia Griesa, wf ofA. G. Griesa, Douglas Co, Rector, Wardens and Vestry of Trinify Church, Lawrence, Executive Missionary Committee of the Diocese of State of Kansas, Board of Missions of Protestant Episcopal Church of the U. S. of A. to be used for the Home Mission of Colored People of the U.S., Foreign Missions Society of· P.E.Church; Exec-Samuel L. Nichols of Marshall, Oneida Co N. Y., and W. W. Nevison, Lawrence.'wit-W. S. McCurdy and Lewis' C. Harter~ Will witnessed upstairs in the Hat and Cap Store of Andrew Jackson, Lawrence.o;p.-Charles Page, age 43 yrs., farmer, Olathe, Johnson Co Kans. who stated date of death was 24 Oct 1870, Callie Avery, Thomas Hamill, M.D. who stated age of David Nichols ca 65 in May 1870, Mary Brassfield, age 23 of Olathe; BondP.P. Phillips, H. C. Griesa and A. H. Gr'iesa. Receipts from Bailey, Smith & Co. for Hearse for burying 25 Oct 1870,$5.00; Chas. Page for Coffin $20; Clothing for Corpse $15; Carriages $10; Donnelly's Call Carriage, 1 Hack to funeral $t5.#1787. To be continued �86 MAJOR DAVID STARR HOYT THE HERALD OF FREEDOM, Lawrence, Saturday, June 27, 1857 Major HOYT, who was assassinated last summer, near Fort Saunders, and hastily buried by his friends on Rock Creek eight miles from Lawrence, was disinterred on Tuesday last, the 23rd and brought to this place and buried with military honors. The services were conducted in the Unitarian Church, with the choir furnishing some beautiful music. The Rev. LOVEJOY delivered an oration, and the Lawrence Brass Band closed with one of their mournful and solemn airs. His remains were followed to the grave by the Oread Guards and by a large concourse of citizens, accompanied by music from the Band. He lies buried between the lamented ,BARBER and the brave SHOMBE, in the Lawrence burying ground. So long as men love liberty and hate slavery, so long as they venerate the brave and true, so long as they love principle more than life, so long will they visit the graves of these martyrs to liberty to strengthen their manhood, increase their courage, and kindle the flame of patriotism by the memories of the glorious dead. David Starr HOYT was born in Deerfield, Mass., in the year 1821. He was therefore 35 years old, at the time of his death. He leaves behind an orphan child, a daughter, aged six years. He served in Scott's army in Mexico, and was in every battle from Vera Cruz to the City of Mexico. He was considered a brave 'and valuable soldier. He was a scholar and, a man of varied attainments. In 1852, he was with Stephen's surveying party, in running out the Northern Pacific Railroad route, from Oregon to Wisconsin. His services were highly appreciated and well rewarded by the Government. In March, 1856, he came to Kansas with a quantity of Sharp's rifles, which were taken from him at Lexington on the Missouri River. From that time forward he served the cause of freedom faithfully and without interruption, until the time of his death. In the summer of 1856, the Georgia guerilla companies concentrated under Col. TREADWELL, and commenced building fortifications and furnishing themselves with military stores on Washington Creek, ten miles southwest of Lawrence, on the claim of a Mr. SAUNDERS. Word went out from this post and others of a similar character that all the Free-state men must leave the Territory or be killed, but that any Free Mason might come in and he should be safe. The settlers became alarmed at these frequent threats and applied to Major SEDGWICK, commander of the U.S. dragoons at Lecompton to drive them away, or allow them to go do it. Major SEDGWICK sent over'an officer with a company of soldiers, to examine into it, and gather information. The officer reported that there was a company of Southern men building a town and the logs they were hauling were for cabins. New developments continued to alarm the inhabitants, and they applied to the people of Lawrence for assistance. In order to determine what course should be pursued, it became necessary to send a messenger to Col. TREADWELL to ascertain what his objects and intentions were. Major HOYT volunteered to go. Trusting to the honor of Col. TREADWELL as a brother Mason, he expressed perfect confidence in the safety of the enterprise. He left Lawrence in the afternoon of August 11, 1856, ent~rely unarmed and stayed all night with a friend, (Augustus WATTLES), near Bloomington, and in the morning went over to Washington Creek to Saunders Fort. �87 Major David Starr HOYT (con't.) He stayed there until after dinner, left, was followed out on the pral.rl.e by three men and shot. Early next morning, word came in that a man was shot near the Fort Saunders by the Georgians who were under Col. TREADWELL. Two boys who were near the scene of action, witnessed the deed. As Major HOYT did not return as was expected, his friends became painfully anxious for his fate. A large company of Free State men gathered, and established a camp at Dr. E.G. MACY's, on Rock Creek. They sent over a company of thirty men, under the command of Capt. SHOMBE, to search for the body. They called upon Col. TREADWELL for information as to where it was buried, but could get none. After searching nearly all day without success, they fortunately met a company of surveyors who had seen the grave, and directed them to it. He was doubled up and thrown into a hole, his knees projecting from the ground. They took him up,placed him in a wagon, and then carried him to the camp., On being examined by the physicians, it was discovered that he had been shot from behind,the fatal ball entering the back of the head and passing out at the forehead. His face was thickly covered with corrosive sublimate, so as to destroy his identity as soon as possible, and probably in twelve hours more, it would have been destroyed. A strong box was provided by 'Henry HIATT of Bloomington, in which his remains were deposited, and he was temporarily buried ina beautiful grove on the banks of Rock Creek. H~ has lain there in peace a little over ten months, when our citizens have performed the last sad rite of burial, by consigning him to his final resting place. Note: It is not surprising that Henry HIATT would provide a burial box for Major HOYT. Prior to his own death'in 1900 at the age of 84, he completed a coffin for himself which he carved 'from a large log. Submitted by Martha J. PARKER, Clinton, KS. * * * ** Western Home Journal, Lawrence, Ks., May 25, 1882 Clinton Items Editor of the Journal: Clinton~ May 20, 1882 Mr. Carson WICKS has been quite sick in the last few weeks, but is now ,able to be up and around. He expects to move to Lawrence before long. Capt. G.W. UMBARGER, an old settler of Douglas County, will move to Barbour county before long, where he expects to make his future home. Mr. William and Clarence WICKS ,are talking of going West before long. Mr. 'Ira STEELE, of Belvoir, has sent a large drove of cattle to Barbour county. A good many in this neighborhood are planting sugar cane quite extensively. They evidently do not expect to waste any sweetness on the desert air next fall. P.P. Western Home Jourrtal, Lawrence,Ks., April 20, 1882 'Mrs. Mary A~ DAVIS, an old settler, died on the 2d inst. of typhoid pneumonia. �88 · History of Eudora Area Churches. ' , Eudora has always had many different churches because it's early settlers came from Europe where you find a church Or;t nearly every hil~ . and down in the valley. They are very old and historlc churches. and:-. well kept.Many have beautiful murals and paintings in them because the neople could not read the Bible so the pictures told the Bible story -from the Creation to the start of the early churches. The Church was important to our European settlers as a vital part of their religious and social life.Soon after Eudora was se·ttled in 1857 worship was started in hOmes as Missions,then in larger buildings until the membership grew so a church building was built. The first known church services in Eudora was before its founding when the ~hawneeIndian Chief Paschal Fish,Jr. asked for a Mission school here to provide schooling and religion for his Tribe and others childrenoThe Wakarusa Shawnee Indian Methodist Mission was built at about 1215 Elm Street. The Mission was a two story,rough-hewn building of native lumber with a thatched roof and Dr.Abram still was the Missionary in charge of building the Mission school and director.He was a l1ethodist Minister a medical doctor,teacher,carpenter and farmeroOne son,Dr.AoT.Still practiced here and founded Osteopathy and another son,Dr. James still practiced here many years at 806 Main St.The Still's gave land and. helped to start Baker University. Chief Fish,Jr. was also a licensed Minister by the Methodist Church and helped with church services.The Mission started in 1851 and prob<~ ably closed in 1854 because of the slavery problem. Then Circuit Preachers continued to serve Eudora until the churches were established. The next earliest church 1s the Clearfield Evangelical,now United Methodist,which began as a Class Meeting by German Evangelicals in 1858 with a Circuit Rider Missionary Preacher,who sometimes could come only once in three months o These preachers usually wore out several horses each year and lived only at an average age of thirty-five. They often slept on the prairie grass which was taller than their head when seatoo on their horse.They had only a few trails,practicallY'no bridges and ;. rode in the heat,dust,rain,storms,sleet,severe cold,snow and wind. When the Preacher came to a certain area the word got around and people came for miles around,walking,in lumber wagons,buggies and on horsebackoThey brought a basket dinner and spent the entire day in worship and Christian fellowshipoPeople from other denominations came too as some preachers could only get around once in six weeks or SOo Later when schools were built church worship was held in them until churches could be erected. Clearfield was first called Captain's Creek and was a part of the Evangelical Mission Circuit of Franklin.Sermons were in German there but communication was difficult because these German pioneers came from different provinces in Germany and each province spoke German a little differentlyo In 1861 a Camp meeting was held on the Schendel and Heeder farms and they lasted a we.ek and people lived in their wagons and they held them when the moon was full. In 1880 the Clearfield Church was built on land donated by George Hausman.The head carpenter was William Deckwa who organized the men and members did the building themselves. The original Chancel railing is still in use in the present church.The men made the pews and a high railing down the middle of the church to separate the men and women,a common practice,also in the Quaker,Methodist and other early churches. 1~en the wind was strong, plaster fell on the heads of the worshippers until George Schattenberg put in a beautiful wooden ceiling.Kerosene lamps and wood burning stoves were used until 1907 or 8 0 �... '. '-Y ~ ,. 89 ~- - ----- - --- - Acetylane lights were~sed until 1917. In 1945 the Evangelicals merged with the United Brethren to form the Evangelical United Brethren Church and in 1968 merged with the Hethodis t Church to form the United Hethodist Church.Clearfield E. u. B. and Salem E.U.B. in Eudora shared the same pastor until 1966 and then Clearfield was joined with Wordeno Li ttle information is available about Harmony Free He thodis t Church but a group started in 1856 from the Methodist Circuit rider days in the Harmony schoolhouse six miles south and two and one half miles we$ of Eudora on the north side of the road until 1857 when a church was built one halfmile east and one half mile south of the school on the John Edmond Nichols farm.Mrs. Nichols funeral was tha last religious service held in the building Aug.,I9I8.Rev. Lovejoy was a Methodist Circuit Preacher but felt he had more "elbow room" with Free Hethodists and was the minister there.This seemed to be an English speaking church. Captain's Creek Methodist Church was organized ~n 1859 as a German speaking Class Meeting on the Johnson,Douglas County line, southeast of Eudora.Brother August Mecke served the church first,no regular minister was available ex cept Circuit preachers.During the Civil War,Eudora and Captain's Cree1Cwere with Lawrence on a Circuit.This church was often c alled"Little Blue" because the walls were painted blue inside at one time.The building was erected in 1882 on land donated by the Joe Millers.The land first belonged to a Shawnee Indian named Adams.He sold it to Ed Knabe's father.Ed's widow married Joe Millero Captain's Creek and Eudora Methodist were served by the same minister until 1955 when Eudora secured a full time pastor.VJhen Captain's Creek disbanded a few years later some came to Eudora,Clearfield,Edg6.~­ ton and Gardner.The building is on the Wesley Brecheisen farm and used for storage. . The German Methodist Church began with Class Meetings in 1859 jointly with Captain's Creek and Lawrence Circuit.This group purchased the home at 6th and Main Street in I870.Worship was on the second floor am the minister lived downstairs. In I88r a new frame church was built between eighth and ninth street on Church Street on the west side while Rev.John Ehrsman was the minis~er and in r884 a parsonage was built by Frank Brender but it burned in 1926. This church was torn down and parts of it were used in the buildine of the home at 825 Locust sto Some of the r868 records'mention these people: C.Steinm.eyer,H.: . ..l,.r Rausch, J oGutknecht,Fr.Weibel,AoBromelsick, Julius S.Miller.F. W.l1eyer, Hunziker,~origott(early German name meaning ~ust) Gabriel,Holzappel, D.Huller or Mutter,Ed Capeo The local minister H.Meyer was reminded to have a written report of loc~l conditions of parsonage which had been built in Lawrence,papering etco and if he retracted what he said his license would be renewed. A supervisory committee was appointed Aug.r868 of Three men to examine the character of the minister and another committee of three men were appointed to examine the minister's license to preach.He must have met their requests as he was granted a new license. In 1893 some members were: CoEberhardt~Bartz,Albrecht,Schafer,H. Gabriel,BrinkmeyeriGus Rosenau,Henry Abels,Wuensch,Albert Baecker,W. Gabriel,A. Gabriel,Walters,Kanzig,Havercamp,Bohnsack,Schutteo A~proval for membership list was; Anna Gabriel,Bertha Knopp,Carry(Carrie) Abel, and Brothe Laple is to be excused from attending because of his health, and Brother Albrecht demanded his membership certificate or he would withdraw. In 1893 Lawrence was voted to be removed from the Circuit and Captain's Creek and Eudora would have alternate services in morning and afternoon.Members sent flour and grain to western Kansas people because of the drought. In 1895 Freddie Trefz and George Broers Here -recommended for membsrship and a committee appointed to buy land to build a horse barn on. �91 In 1896 people approved for membership after the reEular six months probation were; Joseph Broers,Frank Broers,Willie Spitzli,Eddie Bartz, George Schafer,George Schneider,Lydia Albrecht,Lt1zie Eberhardt and Tillie Ziesenis. Hesper Friends Church(originally called Quakers) first met at the home of Jonathan and Phebe Mendenhall in I86I,one mile east of Hespe~ In 1862 the group was granted a Preparative Meeting called Springfiel~ A meeting house twenty-four feet square was built of native lumber hauled from Leavenworth. (This are was mostly prairie bluestem grass in those days;few treesL) The first families besides the Hendenhalls were ;George T.Rogers, William and Penelope Gardner,Winslow ,Margaret and Adela Davis,John :: _" Hills ,most all from North Carolina. They were against slavery,military service,oaths,lotteries and paying wages to n.nisters but even in early years had women ministers.They spent much time in worship by silent meditation. In 1864 the Kansas Quarterly Meeting granted them a Monthly Neet ...~ ing.In 1871 members living east of Captain's Creek in Johnson County was granted a Preparative Meeting and in 1872 named it Centre.In 1882 a new meeting house was built, a thirty by fifty foot building at Hesperr and the name changed from Springfield to the name of the town, Hesper. The Church started planning for an Academy and in 1884 started the two year High School called Hesper Academy which served until Eudora High School was built in I9I5.The Church also provided for a Cemetery B near the Church. English was spoken at Hesper,which was three miles south and one mile east of Eudora. The Catholic Church at 300 east 9th Street is the oldest church building in the area.The members organized in 1863 but they must have worshipped together before then because we are told that a Jewish merchant(probably Asher and Cohn) let the Catholic congregation worship . in their general store when a priest could come to town.(Eudora has always been ecumenically minded'citizen's).We have also read that one man in early days walked the seven miles to Lawrence to worship in a Catholic serviceptaking all day for the trip and service. The Catholic Church,Holy Family Church,building first was a 20X 48 ft. room on the southeast built in 1864 by the ~ople.John Kellerman owned land east of Eudora where the limestone rock was quarried. Men who hau1ed the stones with horse and wagons were, Jacob Pabst, Mike Branagan,John Welch and James Brazil.Masons were Casper Weber and Franz Blechel and some good Lutherans,which was referring to the St.paul Evangelical Church members. Other men helping were; Fred Faerber(Eudora's first mayor),Anton Gufler,LW.Pfeif and Leo Vitt. CarDenter's were,Joseph Hertz,Peter Ha~tig(Captain of the first group of Germans to settle Eudora),and John Kellerman,who also made a beautiful Altar.They made the inside trim and furniture too. There was not enough money to buy a bell,so all of Eudora's people gave money to buy a bell to be rung at 7:00 a.m.,I2 noon and 6:00 p.m. as it still is.It is now in front of the new ChurchoMr.Greiner rang it for many years. German and Latin was spoken in the church and it maintains a cemetery and for many years had a Parochial School for elementary students and provided a home for the Sisters who taught the children • . St. Paul Evangelical Church was organized Deco27,1868 by Rev. Christian Haas under the auspices of the Evangelical &ynod of North America.This group of Germans met in homes until the first church was completed in 1871. The present building was built in 1913 and services were started in English in 1916.1n 1919 one Sunday per month worship was in German.In 1934 this church joined the Reformed Church and the Union of the Congregational Christian Church and is now known as the St. Paul. United Church of Christ. �92 -"-- ------------- Charter members were; Christian Thoren,Conrad and WoAltenbernd, Anton and Anna' Gerstenberger,Ferdinand Vitt,Gottlob Koch,Henry Loesch, christian Strobel,Christian Schneider,Charles Vogelsand,Henrich Wittler, P.G. Wagner,F.Fleer,G.Buck,Philip Feld,George Lench,T.B.Torneden,Karl Gantz,T.L.Haelsig,Johann Thnow,Leonard Frey,Jeremiah Schlegel,Albert Bagelmann,Adolph Lotz,and Rev.Haas. The Salem Evangelical Church at 716 Church Street was organized as a German speaking Class Meeting in 1869. The Church was built in 1870 a 26x 40 ft.brick building.The Church was started by Jacob and Chri~tine Strobel.He and his daughters,Caroline and Pauline carried water from the Wakapusa River,over two blocks,uphill,for the mortar for the bricks. Worden,Clearfield,~tull and Eudora were once on a circuit togeth~. Rev.John Wereth organized the church here in 1871 and so~e of these charter members were; Peter Neis,Sr.,Fred Neis,Sr.,Jake l~yers,Jacob Otts,Ernsts and Yosts.In early 1900 only Eudora and Clearfield were on the same circuit. The church joined with the United Brethren Church in 1945. The building was enlarged by a south lecture room and belfry in I905.The rear Annex was built in I956.The entry way window is the Star of David but we do not know why. The Building has been owned by the United Methodist Church since the merger with the Methodists in 1966 and Salem Chapel,as it is now called is loaned to the Eudora Youth Service Organization for youth activities as Boy and Girl Scouts,Cubs and Brownies,4-H,and adult meetings.The EYSO is to keep it in repair but this is a service project of the other Eudora organizations,as well as individuals. Prairie Center had a Friends Church and a Free Methodist Church. 'The Friends began in 1869 but we do not know when the Methodist began but their second church was built in 19I7.These churches were in Johnson County. The Friends Church was started from Hesper Friends and that was called Springfield.Prairie Center was first called just,CENTRE Meetin& In 1888 the spelling was changed to CENTER and in 1894 to Prairie Cen'tPro The first building had a gallery and two steps up where visiting friends and ministers sat although they no pastors then but just religious leaders in the church that were felt to lead and speak. Some of thEe speakers were; Philander Blackledge,Benjamin Nicholson,William Andrew and Jimmy Vestal o The latter sometim es sang as well as spoke from memorYoDavid Ve~tal and Jesse Coltrane were head of the meeting and faced the congregation.When the sun was shining and was straight in the south door they dismissed the meeting by shaking hands oWe do not know when they stopped on cloudy dayso One wedding ceremony was 'performed by the the couple sitting and facing each other ona bench in silence and finally standing and repeating their vows. In 1894 a new church or meeting house was built and Tilghman Couch and Sibyl Andrew sat at the men and women's meeting.Eusebia Couch,mother of Verlan Couch,a Eudora resident many years,ministered for over twenty years and led a Young peoples group,Christian Ende@vor. In 1901 a free will offering was taken to pay the ministers and in 1911 Frank E.Jones asked for pay as a pastor of $8.00 per week in money and a donation of 8 pullets or hens and hay and grain for twenty weeks in winter for the stock and an occasional donation of groceries or wood or both. The government bought the land and the church in 1942 for the Sunflower Ordnance Works but sold the church building back to the Friends where they moved it one-half mile west and one and one half miles south of Prairie Center but in 1959 it was moved to Gardner and called Gardner Monthly Meeting of Friends. �93 --_._------ - -- Kaw Valley Methodist Church was probably organized in early I970 by English speaking people who settled in the Kaw Valley area,northwest of EudoraoThe church building was sold in r888 to the Solon Gilmore1s,who moved it to their farm,a short distance east and who used it for a carriage house. The Church was located west of a brick house where the Jack Hughes family lived many years,about three and one-half miles northwest on the old Eudora Road,also called East r5th Street road o This church was started before the English speaking Methodist Church of r885 was started in Eudora because the Gilmores were among' the organizers of the Engltsh church and Mrs.- Gilmore was the first secretaryo Ther.e were two churches for the large group of Black people here in the Eudora area that probably started about the time the Civil 'dar ended in r864 or the early r870's.One was the Union Church and the other was the Methodist ChurchoThe Black Hethodists held services in the Union church on the first and third Sundays at first and the Union congregation on the second and fourth Sundayso The Union Church was between 6th and 7th street on Church Street, on the east sideoRevoDudley Lee was one of the PastorsoThe Methodist group built a church nearby at 6ro Church street but disbanded it in r920 and it is now a residence. The present church,The First Missionary Baptist Church was built in April 1896 when RevoGeorge Burdett was pastor.He was also a carpenter At one time this church had one hundred and twenty-five members but no longer has services due to lack of attendance as very few black people live in the area any more and those who do are quite elderly. For many years Eudora merchants gave money to help keep the church operating when the membership started to declineo The English Methodist Church was started in 1885 by;Mrso Agnes Fuller,Mrso Tom Rayson,Miss Minnie MCCrea,George Rayson,and Mr.and Mr~ John GilmoreoProbably ~ Kaw Valley Methodist congregation united to form this church. Services were held twice a month and a Baker University student, RevoMeggs conducted these first services.They met. first in the building vacated by the German Methodist congregation at 601 Main St., then in 1886 they purchased the Temperance Tabernacle to the north of the st.Paul U.C.C.Churcho When the English and German congregations united in 1916 the German language was no longer spoken in the sermons.This United group decided to build a new church and the present United Methodist Church at 701 Church Sto was built in 1920-22oRev.John Patterson started the buildi~ program before he left to be a Missionary for Indiaolt was a difficult time to build and the drought years following made it hard for the members to support the building program. Trustees for the English Methodist Church in 1885 werejMrso Charkas HiIIDW.A.Fuller,J.F.Weaver,Mr. Speakes and Mrso Solon Gilmore. The Church of Christ held services in Roscoe school house,five and one-half miles south of Eudora until 1906,starting in the 1890Is,prob~ ably.-They were sometimes called,ttCampbellites". This group joined the Vinland Church of Christ in 190b. A Union Sunday School was organized at Roscoe school in 1934 by school districtsjHarmony,Roscoe and Belleview. Officers werej Superintendant-F.Cos,Secretary-Frank Wade,Treasurer-Mrs. Harris,ChoristerBert Daugherty and Assistant-Myrtle Musick. The present Church of Christ in Eudora at 11th and Maple st. fir~ met in the home of Me.and Mrs. Joe May in 1955 with eight charter mem~ bersoThey rented the Victory Theatre building in June,I955 and the first minister was Donald Cashatt. Members built the present structure. �94. - --~-----. ",--. p -, The Union Chapel Church was a non-denominational church in the Belleview community southwest of Eudora,built o~ half acre of land given by Fred,Harry and Jesse 'Ilhaley Deco30,1901.0ne minister was a Rev.Smith,who also managed an old folks home at Lawrence • . This church must have started in the 1890's or before and was an English speaking cong1!egatlon and sometimes was supplied by the Hethodist Circuito Hany members are the same as at Belleview Hethodist Church,so it may have stopped in favor of the Union Chapel or Union Chapel stopped in favor of it.Some names connected with the church were; George 'vJhale.y's, AoC.Allens,A.B.Conners,A.C.James,James Duncan's,Ed.S.Forsythe,George Warmkers,George Colmans,John Akins,Lou Shirks,Roy Daughertys,Milton 5haftstalls,George Olts,Jr.and Sr.,Rabers and Freese. In the 1930's or 40's the land was reverted back to the owner and the church was soldoIt was a Methodist English speaking congregation at Belleview and was on the Roscoe-~udora Circuit in 19140 ;,,' The Eudora Assembly of God Church was organized in 1945 with Revo and Mrs.Joseph E.vlhite conducting the first service in the Eisele Har~ ware,737 l~in sto The ohurch officially organized March 13;1947 and the present land was purchased and the church built at 831 Elm St. and dedicated Oct o,I947o The First southern Baptist Church began as a Mission June 1,1952 in the home of Clifton and Hyrtle Long at 6th and Elm StoRevoWilbur Noble was the first pastor.The Victory Theatre building was used for services from 1952 and the present lots were purchased in 1953 at the corner of 11th and Main StoThe Church was formally organized Feb 22,19530 The Education unit was added in 1966. The first officers were; Church Clerk and Treasurer- MrsoBernice Broyles,Choir Director-Clinton Williams, Sunday School SupertendentVincent Go M1ller,Pianist 3 Mrs.Nadine Button o Ordained ministers from the church were;Jim Collins,Bob Collins, Edward Farris,Thomas Patton,and Terry RaynoLay Ministers,licensed by the Church are; EdoHague,William A.Long,Jerry Campbell, Charles r~shburn, and Jerry RhienoJohn Eo Long was the first one to be baptizedo The Community Baptist Church was formed in the home of Tony Polacca on Birch Street,Jerry Thomas was moderator.The first service was held at Eudora City Hall March,I9,I972. Trustees were; Delbert Breithaupt,Rex Slankard and Harold Massey. The Services were held in th old Kaw Valley Bank building called the Opry House in April,I972~The church adopted a Constitution on June 29 and Incorporated by the State of Kansas.The first pastor was Tommy Scotto Brother Francis officiated at the first baptism in the Kaw River near the bridge. They later built a new building a mile southeast of Eudora o / This information provided by Eudora Area Historl-" cal Society by Fern Long,President,I~85. - - - -- - -- - From Republican Journal, Lawrence, KS, 26 April 1873 . There is a notice of the drowning of four persons near Elk Ci ty on "Friday last". Those drowned: Rhino DURR (Eudora), brother of A. DURR,& nephew of Charles DURR; Luella OSWALD, !_La~re:_!1_c~; ~~_~ni~~~~_So.~_ ~~~_~d~ HU,!,~_~INSON. ____ . __ _ Submitted by Judy Sweets, Lawrence, Ks. <' \ �95 NORTH LAWRENCE ITEMS The Evening 'News, Lawrence, Ks. November 26, 1883 The foundation of the United Brethren church will be completed this week, provided the weather remains favorable. W. STINER, an amateur farmer living not far from Bismarck, received an order last Thursday from Colorado for ten thoroughbred Poland China pigs. Mr. DETER's son has been confined to his room for several days with inflammatory rheumatism. Mr. DETER keeps the depot house near the depot. J.H. MILLER has been contributing his mite toward beautifying and increasing the wealth of the city by the addition of a l6x24 house on the corner of Delaware and Locust streets. The house, when completed, will be used as a carpenter shop for a short time. December 1., 1883 At the festival given by the ladies of the United Brethren church in this city last Wednesday night, the nett proceeds amounted to thirty-five dollars. This money will be expended mostly for carpets and other fixtures for the church when completed. December 2, 1883 The United Brethren Church on Lincoln street was taken down and removed to Locust street last week. It will take about four hundred dollars to fully complete the building. Most of this sum has been secured by subsc~iption. December 5, 1883 Mr. TITUS, a fireman on the Missouri Pacific railroad, died in North Lawrence Monday and was buried yesterday. The Morning News, Lawrence, Ks. December 8, 1883 Born, on Thursday evening to Mr. & Mrs. ELSTON, of North Lawrence, a boy, of the remarkable weight of two' pounds and 2 ounces. The infant is alive and seems to be doing as well as anY'infant of its age. December 12, 1883 Isaac PENNINGTON, formerly living near Bismarck, but now a short distance south west of Lawrence, lost his fine horse "White Cloud" one day last week. He was apparently well at night but the next morning was dead. The horse was worth about $800. Nat BROWN who for the past two years has been engaged in making cider and vinegar sold out to the Union Pacific Co. last week, he will soon remove across the street, and in addition to his present work will sometime in the near future start a cooper shop. The Daily Morning Tribune, Lawrence, Ks. June 19, 1884 The new United Brethren Church in North Lawrence, will be dedicated on Sunday the 29th instant. Bishop KEPHART of Toledo, Ohio; will be present and officiate. Everybody is invited to be present. This church will be a great addition to the religious advantages of the North Side. The Rev. Erasmus ATKINSON is the pastor in charge. Meetings have lately been held in Home Aid Hall. �96 "A LETTER FROM KANWAKA" Printed in The Kansas Weekly Gazette, Lawrence, Ks~, Dec. 22, 1882 If there is one thing more than another that Kanwaka has reason to be proud of it is its ladies. For intellectuality, sociability and hospitality we know that they are inferior to none, and for beauty we feel able to take the cake. They have been carrying on for about two years a Literary Social, which they have made a grand success, having not only added to their own intellectual and .social powers, -but have every month opened their doors and invited in their husbands, brothers and friends and given them a treat in the way of some very interesting programs. Such a time was last Friday night, when they met at the house of Mr. and Mrs. E.A. COLEMAN. The large house of the host was full to overflowing of neighbors, and while the children" occupied one room and enjoyed themselves in various games, the elder people filled another and listened to the reading in outline of Howell's "Chaucer Acquaintance," which was read by. Mrs. TOPPING, Mrs. PIERSON and Miss Belle RICHARDSON. The close attention given to the readers showed how their efforts were appreciated, and the look of rapt attention and numerous sighs from the old men showed how their minds were drawn back into the past, when they were young and full of sentiment, and how the book brought vividly to their minds similar scenes in the past, in which they formed a prominent part. After finishing that book, Mrs. CONANT read "A Widow's Christmas," from Harper's, which was received with a great deal qf feeling. Then there was a song by Miss Emma EVANS. Then Rollo DRAPER recited a declamation, followed by a selection by Mr. CONANT. The literary exercises then over, the president said they would have an hour of social talk, which was filled in by friendly greetings among the many present, with some more music, which they all joined in singing, Miss Ida EVANS presiding at the organ. The next meeting is to be a Christmas meeting, in two weeks, at Mr. E.A. COLEMAN's, for the children. In four weeks, at Mr. RICHARDSON's. We left at ten o'clock, and the house was resounding with merry laughter and pleasant voices. Many thanks to the ladies of Kanwaka. May their society always remain on its pleasant and firm foundation. Submitted by Margaret WULFKUHLE ***** Western Home Journal, May 25, 1882 Last Sabbath was a day of special interest to the people of Kanwaka. Their large school-house was filled with an attentive audience, gathered to participate in the organization of a union church. Prof. L.W. SPRING preached an excellent and appropriate sermon, and Rev. H.E. WOODCOC assisted in the organization services, after which the Lord's Supper was observed. Twenty-three persons united with the church and others will join at an early day. Rev. A.M. RICHARDSON, who has been preaching there for some time, is pastor of the church. They hope to build a house of worship in the near future. The -Evening News, Lawrence, Ks • ,Nov. 22, 1883 Married at the residence of the bride's 21st .inst., by Rev. A.M. RICHARDSON,. Mr. Wm. M. DOUGLASS. A pleasant company gathered to ceremony, and offer their congratulations to ~~h~ _recipients of several elegant and useful -------~- - - - - - - - - - - - - ---- --- parents in Kanwake; on the W. CLELAND and Miss Alice witness the interesting the happy pair, who were presents. _ _ --~.-----.------ ~.- _._- -+-"'-""'"------------ .. �97-: ~o:~~•• " ~' DOUGLAS COUNTY TAX-PAYERS 1900-1901 LECOMPTON TOWNSHIP ADAMS, R.J., Big Springs ANDIS, E.S., Lecompton ARMSTRONG, Beatty, Lawrence AUSTIN, J.H., Big Springs BARKER, Wm., Lecompton BOHNMAIER, August, Big Springs BOHNMAIER, C.F., Lacompton BOHNMAIER, Fred, Big Springs BOHNMAIER, G.J., Lecompton BOHNMAIER, Henry, Lecompton BOHNMAIER, J.C., Big Springs BRIGHTMA, Sarah A., Lecompton BROWN, J.C., Big Springs BROWN, Wm., Lecompton BRUNE, Ellen H., Big Springs BUCK, A.H., Big Springs BUCK, R.F., Big Springs CARDWELL, M.W., Lecompton CHAMBERS, H.S., Lecompton COLLINS, Henry,- Lake View COLLINS, Wm., Lake View CROWDER, James, Lake View CROWDER, J.M, Lake View CUMMINGS, J.A., Lecompton CUMMINGS, J.P., Lecompton CUMMINGS, P., Lecompton CUMMINGS, W.H., Lecompton CUNNINGHAM, F.B., Lecompton CUNNINGHAM, J.B., Lake View CUSTARD, T.J., Big Springs DAVIDSON, H.A., Lecompton DAVIDSON, J.A., Lecompton DRYER, A., Big Springs DUMMER, C.E., Lecompton DUMMER, H.E., Lecompton DUNCAN, G.W., Big Springs DURROW, Otto, Big Springs DYSON, Bell, Lecompton EMERY, Sophia, Lawrence FRANKLIN, Fred, Lecompton FERRIS, John, Lecompton GEELAN, W.A. Big Springs GIBBINS, Geo., Big Springs GLENN, A.G., Lecompton GLENN, B.F., Lecompton GLENN, G.A., Lecompton GLENN, Geo. L., Lecompton GLENN, J.F., Lecompton GLENN, Thos., Lecompton GLENN, W.B., Big Springs CORRILL, R.W., Lawrence GREEN, A.R., Lecompton HAFER, Harry, Lecompton HAISE, John M., Lecompton HARRIS, E.P., Lecompton HARRIS, E.P., Sr., Lecompton HECKINGER, Louis, Lawrence HENNESY, John, Lecompton HENRY, D.K., Big Springs HENRY, J.B., Big Springs HENRY, Wm., Big Springs HETRICK, Jacob, Lake View HETRICK, Noah, Lawrence HILL, D.M., Big Springs HILL, T.J., Lecompton HOAD, F.D., Lecompton HOAD, J.A., Lecompton HOAD, Silas T., Topeka HOAG, W.B., Big Springs HOLLERMAN, O.L., Big Springs HOPE, M.A., Lecompton HOWELL, E.J., Lawrence HOWELL, F.W., Lawrence HOWELL, Geo. J., Lawrence HOl,JELL, W.K., Lawrence ILIFF, M.M., Lecompton JOHNSON, H.O., Lecompton KING, John, Big Springs LAHUE, M.G., Lecompton LAUDERBACK, M.A., Big Springs LEAMER, H.G., Lecompton LEAMER, Wm., Lecompton LEE, Thos., Lecompton LUTZ, Anthony, Big Springs MASTERSON, J.L., Lecompton MASTERSON, T.V., Lecompton MARTNEY, S.B., Lecompton McCLANAHAN, H.T., Lecompton McCLANAHAN, J.H., Lecompton McCLANAHAN, W.L., Lecompton McCARTHY, W.R., Lecompton MOORE, B.F., Lecompton MORRIS, J.E., Lecompton MORRIS, W.H., Lecompton MEYER, F .H., Lecompton NACE, W.M., Lecompton NICHOL, J.S., Big Springs NOE, A.G.T., Big Springs PETERSON, Peter, Lawrence RILEY, A.P., Big Springs REED, M.G., Lake View ROGERS, A.H., Lecompton ROSE, Alex, Lawrence ROSE, E.K., Lake View ROSE, J.M., Lake View SHAFFER, J.E., Big Springs SMITH, A.C., Lecompton SMITH, G.W., Lecompton SPENCER, C.F., Big Springs SPENCER, J.M., Big Springs SPENCER, W.T., Big Springs STAFFER, J.$., Lecompton STONE, W.E., Big Springs SULZER, A., Lecompton SULZER, Fred, Lecompton THOMAS, J., Lecompton THOMPSON, O.J., Big Springs TRACY, F.D., Lecompton TREGATE, J.K., Lawrence TRUMAN, John, Lecompton WINTER, M.R., Lecompton WALTERS, Catherine, Lecompton WALTERS, J.C., Lecompton WARNER, M.D.L., Big Springs WESSER, Herman, Big Springs WINTERS, Hattie, Lecompton WINTERS, T.B., Lecompton WIRZER, B.F., Big Springs WISE, S.D., Big Springs WORTHING, P.T., Big Springs YOUNG, Wm., Lecompton ZABRISKF., Z., Lecompton ZEBB, Geo., Big Springs From The Chittenden Directory Co., Compilers & Publishers, St. Louis, Mo., 1900-1901 Lawrence Daily Journal and Evening Tribune, August 4, 1894 Senator A.R. GREENE, of Lecompton has given the State Historical society a specimen brick from a chimney in the Lecompton prison of 1856-7. In this prison were confined the Hickory Point and other prisoners, free-state men who were incarcerated by the pro-slavery authorities for ~aking a hand in the stru.ggle that made Kansas free. �98 -- - --- REGISTRATION OF VOTERS IN MARION TOWNSHIP; DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS HARCH 18, 1867 BANKS, Thomas BANKS, Isaac BAKER, Jacob Jr. BEAMAN, Moses BACHELER, John H. BROWN, John F. BOND, Nathan BALDWIN, Wm. M. BAKER, James BAKER, John BAKER, Jasper BROOKS, James COLLIER, Jonathan COOK, Philip COLLIER, John CAMPSEY, Johnson CAMPSEY '. W. S. CHALLIS, John CHALLIS, W.S. CARGAY, John CLARK, John DENEEN, Daniel DENISON, Isaac DODDER, Peter DODDER, Silas FISHER, Samuel FRAZiER, N.G. FAUL, Patrick FINGERLY, John GILBERT, Hezekiah HARDTARFER, Jacob HEFFERNER, Jacob HASKINS, Aaron J. HARBOUR, Samuel HARBOUR, William HIATT, Henry HOWARD, John HOGAN, Timothy HOGAN, John KENNEDY, Thomas KELLY, James KELLY, Anthony KELLY, Robert LIND, Adam LAWSON, Lewis LINN., Thomas LOSEY, Samuel METSKER, S.W. METSKER, J.C. METSKER, Philip MICHAEL, Joseph MYERS, W.F. McKENZIE, Henry McKENZIE, A. MAN IX , Cornelius MAPES, Joseph OWENS, WID. Sr. OWENS, WID. Jr .. OCHERLE, George ROBISON,David RITTER, B.T. . SAWYER, L.M. SNOW, Samuel SAMSEL, G.W. STONE, L.G. SHIRLEY, Joseph SOWERS, Mathews SOWERS, W.L. STUDEBAKER, Daniel SIMON, Nicholas . SULLIVAN, John O. SEARING, James SEARING, C.W. SEARING, Clinton SIMMONS, Philip SIMON, Nicholas SIALE, Werldlen SMITH, Abram SMITH, 'Hilliam SMITH, Irvin SMITH, Walter SCHMELT, Charles TUTTLE, Adam TALLY, James TUTCHER, Thomas ULRICH, Jacob WEBBER, Henry WALTERSCOEFF, F. Sr. WALTERSDOEFF, F. Jr. WALTERSDOEFF, H. WHITMAN, Jesse WEYBRIGHT, Daniel WEYBRIGHT, Wm. WEYBRIGHT, E.L. WYLER, James WHITE, Harry WADSWORTH, J. WADSWORTH, E.[?] YOUNG, John YOUNG, Frank I certify that the above is a true and correct list of the names of voters in Marion Township. Dated, March 18th, 1867 HENRY WEBBER, Board of Registration, Marion Township. From Kansas Daily Tribune, Lawrence, Ks., March 20, 1867 ********* Lawrence Daily Journal, August 20, 1894 A charter has been issued by the secretary of state to the Lone Star Creamery company, of Marion township, Douglas county; capital stock, $5,000. The directors are: P.A. DOLBY, W.R. ATTEE, C.W. FLORY, M.W. METSKER, and A.E. METSKER, of Willow Springs. iW~;t~~~Ho;;J-ourna1, - August 31, 1882 Married Jacob R. BAKER and Lucy JONES, of Twin Mound, were married yesterday afternoon by Judge FOOTE at his office. �. 99 DOUGLAS COUNTY 'TAx-PAYERS 1900-1901 PALMYRA TOWNSHIP AIMS, M.H., Wellsville AINSWORTH, J.B., Clearfield ALLEN, A.F., Vinland ANDERSON, C.S., Vinland ANDREWS, A., Vinland ANSTANDT, Fred, Clearfield ANTON, F.G., Baldwin ASHBY, Chas., Media AULT, A., Baldwin BALCH, C.C., Wellsville BARE, J.C., Media BRICKLOW, S.C., Baldwin BARKLEY, T.W., Media BARNES, W.E., Vinland BARTZ, Herman, Clearfield BEEKS, C.E., Baldwin BEEKS, Mrs. J.H., Baldwin BELL, Henry, Baldwin BELL, J.P., Baldwin BELL, T.C., Baldwin BELL, T.J., Wellsville BIXLER, Emma, Wellsville BLACK, Chas. S., Media BLACK, WID. M., Media BOLEN, J.D., Vinland BRICE, B.F., Wellsville BRECHEISEN, John, Clearfield BRECHEISEN, WID., Clearfield BREITAUPT, Fred, Clearfield BREITAUPT, Geo., Clearfield BREITAUPT, Gideon, Clearfield BROWN, R.A., Clearfield BUCKER, J.A., Wellsville BUCKLES, W.W., Wellsville BUTELL, A.D., Wellsville BUTLER, Elmer, Media BUTLER, 0., Media CARLTON, S.E., Baldwin CARPENTER, Rebecca, Media CHANDLER, N.P., Wellsville CHANEY, W.A., Clearfield CLARKE, D.S., Clearfield CLEMONS, A.L., Media COAT, W.A., Vinland CORKHILL, W.F., Media COX, C.C., Baldwin CRADlE, N.C., Media CRAIG, J.H., Vinland CRAIG, S.M., Vinland CROOKS, E.L., Vinland CUTLER, A., Vinland CUTLER, F.W., Vinland CUTLER, S.E., Vinland DAVISON, H.E., Media DARISON, S.L., Clearfield DEAY, J.A., Vinland DODDS, J.G., Clearfield DODGE, H.G., Media DRESHEN, L., Baldwin DUFF, J .A., Vinland DWYER, Jerry, Edgerton DWYER, J.C., Edgerton DWYER, J.W., Edgerton DWYER, T.W., Edgerton EATON, E.K., Baldwin EBERHARDT, Andrew, Vinland EBERHARDT, L.J., Vinland EVANS, E.E., Vinland FAUCETT, J.F., Vinland FENTON, P., Vinland FENTON, Seth, Vinland FIEBLER, A.H., Baldwin FINDLEY, James, Baldwin FINDLEY, John, Baldwin FINERTY, P., Wellsville FITZ, Geo. T., Vinland FLESHMAN, Philip, Holling FLORY, J.C., Vinland FOUST, C.J., Vinland FULLER, Mrs. M.J., Clearfield GILL, WID. H., Vinland GILLILAND, R.C., Media GLEASON, C.A., Lawrence GRIFFITH, David, Media GUDD, G., Media GUMMO, Thos., Media GUMMO, \V. T ., Media HAAS, Louis, Clearfield HADLEY, Jacob, Media HADLEY, L. L., Media HANEY, E. E., Media HANGER, J.A., Sibley HASNNAM, J.L., Wellsville HANNAM, T.C., Wellsville HANSMAN, Geo., Clearfield HANSMAN, G.C., Clearfield HANSMAN, H.H., Clearfield HAY, Frank, Wellsville HAY, Jacob, Wellsville HAYS, Mrs. Lizzie, Wellsville HARSHBERGER, D.W., Vinland HATTER, J.H., Media HELMN, J.D., Vinland HEMPHILL, H.H., Vinland HEMPHILL, Isaac, Vinland HENRY, W.R., Wellsville HILL, J.I., Vinland HINDMAN, L.W., Media HILKEY, Chas, Media HOCKENBERRY, F.M., Wellsville HOLMES, B.I., Baldwin HOSKINSON, B.F., Vinland HOSKINSON, C.A., Vinland HOSKINSON, Josiah, Vinland HOSKINSON, J.D., Vinland HOSKINSON, W.H., Vinland HOWARD, W.C., Media HUGHES, C.W., Wellsville HUGHES, J.L., Wellsville HUGHES, T., Wellsville HUGHES, Victoria, Edgerton HUNT, Jonathan, Baldwin ILIFF & Co., Vinland INGALLS, Robt., Media INNES, C.P., Baldwin JAMINSON, J.M., Vinland JOHNSON, WID., Sibley JONES, C.A., Vinland JONES, G.M., Vinland JONES"T.L., Vinland JORDON, E.F., Media JORDON,'F.P., Media JOY, A., Vinland JUNKINS, J.W., Vinland JUNKINS, W. W., Media KARNES, A.M., Sibley KARNES, M.C., Vinland KEMENBERG, August, Clearfield KENNEDY, B.T., Baldwin KENNEDY, D.G., Vinland KENNEDY, E.N., Edgerton KERNS, W.D., Baldwin KLEIN, Jacob, Clearfield KRAMER, J.L., Clearfield LANDON, Henry, Vinland LANDON, H.J., Vinland LAUGHLIN, H.E., Media LEWIS, A.O., Baldwin LINGER, David, Clearfield MARSHALL, S.C., Media MARTIN, John, Wellsville MARVEL, P., Baldwin MARTHEY, Geo., Media McCLELLAND, I.S., Sibley McCLELLAND, T.L., Sibley McCLURE, D.E., Baldwin McKINNEY, J.H., Clearfield MEEDOR, Geo., Clearfield MIGNOT, C.F., Wellsville MIGNOT, F., Wellsville MIGNOT, J.E., Wellsville MILLER, Geo., Media MODE, Joseph, Clearfield MODE, John, Clearfield MORTON, G., Vinland MORTON, G.C., Vinland NYE, S.W., Vinland OAKES, H.H., Lawrence O'BRIEN, R.G., Vinland OLMSTEAD, E.W., Clearfield OLMSTEAD, H.W., Clearfield OLSON, John, Vinland O'NEIL, H.L., Wellsville O'NEIL, J.B., Wellsville PARDEE, Frank, Lawrence PARDEE, John, Lawrence PARDEE, Thos., Holling ",1' �100 Palmyra Township Tax-Payers, 1900-1901 cont. PARSONS, W.H., Clearfield PATTERN, J.C., Baldwin PEARSON, Ed., Baldwin PFARSON, J.H., Baldwin PEER, R., Vinland PEER, Wm., Baldwin PHILIBERT, N., Media POOCH, Fred, Vinland POOCH, Henry, Vinland PRATT, H.M., Vinland PREISTLY, Geo. L., Vinland PURVIS, F.H., Medis RALEY, F .N., Clearfield RANDALL, Frank, Vinland RANDALL, S.W., Media REID, Enos, Clearfield REYNOLDS, C., Baldwin RHODES, B.F., Wellsville RODGERS, L., Vinland ROE, E.A., Vinland ROE, Geo., Vinland ROE, H.W., Vinland ROE, J.F., Vinland ROE, WID., Vinland ROHE, Martin, Clearfield RODGERS, F.S., Wellsville RUMSEY, H.R., Vinland SCHAMON, Geo., Edgerton SCHAMON, W.R., Edgerton SCHENDAL, Andrew, Clearfield SCHENDAL, David, Clearfield SCHENDAL, Ferdinand, Clearfield SCHOLENHOFER, Frank, Clearfield SCHOPPER, Joe, Clearfield SCOTT, W.A., Baldwin SELZER, Frederick, Clearfield SELZER, Henry, Clearfield SELZER, John; Clearfield SELZER, W.D., Clearfield SEWARD, C.R., Clearfield SHEPARD, A.T., Wellsville SHEPARD, Frank, Wellsville SHEPARD, H.D., Wellsville SHIELDS, James, Baldwin SKILES, N.F., Vinland SLACK, A. Wellsville SLEEPER, J.W., Baldwin SMITH, P.R., Wellsville SNIDER, Lew, Baldwin SPENCE, S.E., Baldwin SPITZER, D.L., Media STAIB, G.E., Clearfield STEHMAN, John, Baldwin STEPHENSON, H.P., Wellsville STEVENS, F.P., Vinland STEVENS, Q.C., Vinland STEVENS, John, Vinland STEVEN, Marie, Clearfield STONBRAKER, S.A., Baldwin STOVER, James" Media STREETER, Daniel, Vinland STUART, Geo. W., Baldwin STUMP, J.B., Media STURDY, Frank, Vinland STURDY, Geo. T., Vinland STURDY, J., Vinland SUMNER, Geo. E., Media SUTER, B., Vinland SUTTON, J.D., Media SWANSON, Louis, Vinland THOMSPON, David, Vinla.nd TRUSHEIM, Anna G., Wellsville THOMPSON, F. P ., Media TUCKER, Dexter, Holling TUCKER, Louis, Holling TUTTLE, D.D., Vinland TUTTLE, W.H., Baldwin VANTRIES, B.G., Wellsville VANTRIES, Frank, Wellsville VANTRIES, W.C., Wellsville VARNUM, C.E., Vinland VARNUM, F.B., Vinland VAUGHN, A.S., Baldwin VITT, Chas., Vinland VITT, G.H., Vinland y)ADDELL, James, Edgerton WALTERS, C.C., Wellsville WALTON, John, Vinland WARE, J.M., Wellsville WASSON, W.A., Wellsville WElL, A.M., Clearfield WElL, John, Clearfield WEIl1ER, N.S., Holling WESTERGREEN, J.A., Clearfield WHITE, D.F., Media WHITE, D.N., Media WICKS, Peter H., Vinland WILL, Mrs. J., Vinland WILLIAMS, F.S., Holling WILLIAMS, Geo., Holling WILLIAMS, G.H., Vinland WILSON, A.T., Baldwin WINTERS, L.D., Media WITTMANN, W., Baldwin WOOD, J.R., Vinland WOODS, E.F., Vinland YEAGER, H.E., Vinland, YOUNG, J.S., Vinland BALDWIN CITY ANDERSON, Mrs. H.D., ,Baldwin APPLE, M., Baldwin AULT, Mrs. E., Baldwin BARICKLOW, H.V.D., Baldwin BARTON, I.C., Baldwin BEATY, W.H., Baldwin BENEDICK, G.R., Baldwin BENTON, Guy P., Baldwin BLACK, H.J., Baldwin BLAKE, O.E., Baldwin BLANEY, John, Baldwin CARY, W.E., Baldwin COOPER, G.M., Baldwin CRIDER, John, Baldwin DENNING, W.D., Baldwin DIXON, E.M., Baldwin FINDLEY, Dr. M.C., Baldwin FLORA, Preston, Baldwin FOLLIN, J.M., Baldwin FRYE, Geo. R., Baldwin ~JNNELL, Geo. Sr., Baldwin HAAS, Geo. F., Baldwin HAIR, J.E., Baldwin HATCH, S.S., Baldwin HOLLOWAY, Wm. M., Baldwin HUMBERT, Henry, Baldwin ,HYDE, WID. J., Baldwin HYDE, W.V., Baldwin JOSEPH, Mrs. L., Baldwin KENDALL, D.E., Baldwin KNOX, R.E., Baldwin KUNE, Philip, Baldwin LAKE, S., Baldwin LANNING, G.B., Baldwin LERR, Mrs. M., Baldwin LOUGH, S.A., Baldwin LOWE, S., Baldwin MARKHAM, O.G., Baldwin MARTIN, Catherine, Baldwin MOOREHEAD, J., Baldwin MOTTER, G.L., Baldwin MURLIN, D., Baldwin MURPHY, S.S., Baldwin OSBORN, W.F., Baldwin OWEN, H.C., Baldwin PARMATEER, C.S., Baldwin PRICE, W.R., Baldwin RAPP, J.F., Baldwin SCHUEBLEY, J.F., Baldwin SLEEPER, Mrs. Hannah E., Baldwin STEWARD, Clyde, Baldwin WALKER, J.E., Baldwin WATT, Mrs. N.G., Baldwin WEAR, R.C., M.D., Baldwin WEBSTER, Dr. W.H., (dentist), Baldwin WILLIAMS, J.F., Baldwin WOLF, W.A., Baldwin WOOD,., E.M., Baldwin From The Chittenden Directory Co., Compilers & Publishers, St. Louis, Mo., 1900-1901 �DOUGLAS COUNTY' tAx-PAYERS 1900-1901 I L_ WAKARUSA TOWNSHIP ADA, Catherine, Lawrence ADA, G.L., Lawrence ALLISON, J.J., Lawrence AMICK, A.B., Lawrence ARMSTRONG, E.W., Lawrence ARMSTRONG, W.H., Lawrence ASHBY, Lucy W. ATWOOD, G.H., Sibley AYERS, A.W., Lawrence AYER, O.E., Lawrence AYER, O.H., Lawrence BABCOCK, Mrs. M.G., Lawrence BAKER, E.S., Sibley BALDWIN, Eben, Lakeview BALLARD, W.P., Lawrence BARKER, E.D., Lawrence BARREN, J.H., Lawrence BEARMAN, Julius, Lawrence BEARMAN, Louis, Lakeview BENFIELD, J.T., Lawrence BENSON, A.J., Lawrence BERLIN, Eli, Lawrence BIGSBY, A., Lawrence BOWAN, A.M., Lawrence BOWEN, H.B., Gideon BOWERS, G., Lawrence BOWMAN, WID., Sibley BOYD, J.K., Lawrence BOYD, WID. T., Lawrence BRADLEY, Cal., Lawrence BROSS, H.B., Lawrence BRECKENRIDGE, J.W., Lawrence BRECKENRIDGE, S., Lawrence BROWN, Elmer E., Lawrence BROWN, Frances, Lawrence BROWN, James, Lawrence BROWN, J.N., Lawrence, BROWN, Thos. R., Lawrence BROWN, WID., Lawrence BROWNLEE, N.B., Lawrence BRUNE, Frank H., Lakeview BRUNE, Gus H., Lawrence BRUNE, WID. H., Lake View BRYAN, L.R., Lake View BULLENE, L., Lawrence BUMGARDMER, Dr., Lawrence BUMILE, Jerry, Lawrence BURROWS, A.J., Lawrence BUTLER, J.L., Lawrence CADE, Geo. W., Lawrence CAMERON, Hugh, Lawrence CAMERCN, N., Lawrence CARPENTER, W.A., Lawrence CARSON, John, Sibley CHAMBERS, N.N., Lawrence CHAMBERS, W. W., Lawrence CHAPMAN, F.D., Lake View CHAPMAN, H.H., Lawrence CHURCHBAUGH, Sam'l, Pleasant Grove CHURCHILL, W.A., Lawrence COURSE, L.H., Lawrence COWDY, T., Lawrence COWELS, E.E., Sibley CO~~LS, E.S., Sibley COWELS, F.S., Sibley COWELS, H.A., Sibley COX, A.L., Lawrence COX, O.L., Lawrence COX, Chas., Lawrence CREW, R.T., Lawrence CRUTCHFIELD, lohn., Lawrence CUNNINGHAM, H.M., Lawrence DAVIS, J.W., Lawrence DAY, J.H., Lawrence DAVIS, G.H., Lawrence DINSMORE, Mary, Lawrence DIXON, C.R., Lawrence DOOLITTLE, P.K., Lawrence DOOLITTLE, R.R., Lawrence DUDLEY, W.C., Lawrence DUNCAN, F.M., Lawrence DUNCAN, W.H., Lawrence DUNNING, R.M., Lawrence EBERHART, S.L., Lawrence ECKMAN, Yondan, Vinland EDWARDS, C.L., Lawrence EGGERT, Fred, Lawrence EGGERT, Henry W., Lawrence EIBEST, J.H., Lawrence ELLIOT, F.F., Gideon ELLIS, T.A., Lawrence EMMETT, J.C., Lake Vie~ ENGLE, Solomen, Lawrence EPLEY, Mrs. C.A., Lawrence EUDALY, WID., Lawrence EVANS, W.J.,·Lawrence EVERS, James, Lawrence FINCH, Chas., Lawrence FOLKS, Willis K., Lawrence FRITZEL, John, Lawrence FROWE, Mrs. C.J., Lawrence FULLER, A.N., Lawr.ence GARRATT, A.W., Lawrence GARATT, Eudora A., Lawrence GAUCK, August, Lawrence GAUCK, Henry, Lawrence GAUMER, Chas., Lawrence GAUMER, Chas. S., Lawrence GENTRY, Nichols, Lawrence GENTRY, S.M., Lake VIEW GIBSON, L.A., Lawrence GIBSON, Walter, Lawrence GILBERT, Geo., Lawrence GLEED, F., Lawrence GOFF, Mrs. A.H., Gideon GOFF, G.W., Gideon Gowns, S.W., Lawrence GREEN, T.W., Lawrence GREGORY, B.M., Lawrence GRIFFITH, Geo., Lawrence Lawrente'DailyGazette, N;;~.:--25, -1884--~--· .. GRIMES, James, Lake View GRIESA, A.H., Lawrence GRIESA, T.E., Lawrence HALDERMAN, S.W., Lawrence HAMM, Ellen, Lawrence HAMMER, M.E., Lawrence HAMMER, Sam'l, Sibley HAMILL, S.N., Lawrence HANSHAW, N., Lawrence HARDING, O.L., Lawrence HARGIS, Emma, Lawrence HARPER, E.J., Lake View HARRISON, J.M., Lawrence HARVY, E. S ., Lawrence HASKELL, J.G., Lawrence HASTIE, Peter, Lawrence HASTIE, Robert, Gideon HATCH, S.J., Lawrence HAVERKAMP, F.H., Lawrence HAWORTH, Ida H., Lawrence HAZEN, W.E., Lawrence HEASTAN, D.F., Lawrence HERNING, A., Lawrence HERRIOT, J.C., Lawrence HERRIOT, W.F.B., Lawrence HETZEL, Park, Lawrence HURSODT, L., Lawrence HILL, D.D., Lawrence HILL, E.J., Lawrence HINES, WID., Lawrence HITCHCOCK, A.E., Lawrence HODYSHELL, C.E., Lawrence HODYSHELL, S., Lawrence HOLBERT, J.M., Gideon HOLCOME, A.H., Lawrence HOLCOME, Ed., Lawrence HOLCOME, M., Lawrence HOLLOWAY, C., Lawrence HOLLOWAY, D., Lawrence HOOK, August, Lawrence HOOK, S.K., Lawrence HOWARD, C.E., Lawrence HOWARD, L.D., Sibley HOWELL, Geo. W., Lawrence HUDDLESTON, E., Lawrence HUGHES, Rachel S., Lawrence HUNNICUTT, D.B., Lawrence HURD, G.R., Lawrence HYRE, H.T., Lawrence HYRE, J.W., Gideon IRWIN, J.A., Lawrence IRWIN, W.R., Lawrence JACKSON, Andrew, Lake View JACKSON, W.N., Sibley JACOBS, W.T., Pleasant Grove JENKINS, J.W., Lawrence JEWETT, Bert C., Lawrence JEWETT, Mrs. L.A., Lawrence JOHNSON, Susan, Lawrence JOHNSTON, Chas.,Lawrence . - - - - - ... -- '1 Uncle Joseph HARRISON has gone to Holden, Mo., to visit his relations. Mr. HARRISON is one of the best farmers and most sturdy Democrats of this county, and we commission him to do the proper missionary work among the .heathen in Missouri. ------ -- ----------- ---_ .. - - - - - - - ----------------------~ �l02~' Wakarusa Township Tax-Payers, 1900-1901 cont. JOHNSTON, C.A., Lawrence JONES, J.M., Lawrence JONES, R. U., Lawrence JONES, T.C., Lawrence JONES, Wm., Sibley KA!1E, Anna C., Lawrence KARNES, O. E., Lawrence KATTLES, Carl, Lawrence KENNEDY, Chas. J., Lawrence KENNEDY, E.M., Gideon KE~TNEDY, F.H., Lawrence KENNEDY, F.R., Lawrence KENNEDY, L.J., Lawrence KENNEDY, O.P., Lawrence KENNEDY, Mrs. W.B., Lawrence KENNEDY, W.J., Lawrence KOEHRING, W.E., Lawrence LAMBERT H., Lawrence LANGENDERFER, Anderson, Lake View LEARNARD, O.E., Sr., Lawrence LE.~ARD, O.E., Jr., Lawrence LEARNARD, Tracy, Lawrence LEARY, Ernest, Lawrence LEARY, Geo., Lawrence LEARY, M. F., Lawrence LEONHARD, C. F ., Lawrence LEVETTE, John, Lawrence LINDLEY, Wm., Lawrence LIMMING, Geo. W., Lawrence LIMMING, 1~.B., Lawrence LONGFELLOW, D.O.,.Lawrence LOVE, Alex, Lawrence LOWE, H.C., Lawrence LOWMAN, Frank, Lawrence MAFFETT, Geo. W., Lawrence. MAFFETT, Lizzie K., Lawrence MANWARING, H., Lawrence MANS; W.G., Lawrence MARSHALL, Sarah, Lawrence MARSHALL, Wm. A., Lawrence MARTIN, W.E., Lawrence McCALL, D.T., Lake View McCARTHY, Ellen, Lawrence McCLASKY, J.R., Lawrence McCLINTOCK, A.H., Sibley McCOIN, Lon, Lawrence McCREATH, D.H., Lawrence MCCREATH, James, Lawrence McCOLUMN, M.C., Lawrence MCGEE 0liver C., Lawrence McMILLER, Mrs.,Lawrence McNEESE, O.P., Sibley McNEESE, J.A., Sibley McNISH, W.A., Lawrence MENDENHALL, Jas., Lawrence MERITT, Wm., Lawrence MILES, Jno. D., Lawrence MILLER, Wm., Lawrence 'MILLER, W.C., Lawrence MILLER, W.T., Lawrence MOAK, Mrs. E., Lawrence MOLENE, M., Lawrence MOORE, H.L., Lawrence MORRIS, Mrs. D., Lawrence MURPHY, C. E., Lawrence NEAL, Geo. E., Lawrence SMITH, E.A., Lawrence NEAL, J., Lawrence SMITH, R.W.R., Lawrence NICHOL, J.C., Lawrence SMITH, Wm. G., Lawrence OATMAN, A.G., Lawrence SPEAROW, R., Lawrence OATMAN, A.R., Lawrence SPENCER, C.H., Lawrence ORR, Geo. A., Lawrence SPERRY, L.J., Lawrence PALMETEER, W.E., Lawrence STANLEY, C.F., Lawrence PARNELL, C.N., Lawrence STANTON, A.L., Lawrence PARRISH, N.E., Lawrence STARR, Mrs. Ida M., Gideon PATTON, J.C., Lake View STARRESTT, John M., Lawrence PAUGH, Thos., Gideon ST. CLAIR, E., Lake View PEARS, H.B., Lawrence ST. CLARE, Wm., Lake View PEARSON, C.W., Lawrence STEHWEIN, Albert, Lawrence PEASE, L,A., Lawrence STEVENS, G.F., Lawrence PELLETT, R.F., Lawrence STEWART, W.A., Lawrence PENNINGTON,. W.J., Lawrence STONE, Emily E., Lawrence PERKINS, C.G., Lawrence SUTTERS, J.K., Lawrence PERKINS, Mrs. S.A., Lawrence SWAIN, J.A., Lawrence PETERSON, P.J., Lawrence SWEEZER, Eliza, Lawrence PIPER, W.R., Sibley TARPY, Richard, Sibley PLASKETT, J.R., Lawrence TEMPLE, Olen, Lawrence PLASKETT, WM., Lawrence TEMPLE, R.G., Lawrence POEHLER, Theo., Lawrence THOMAS, Steve, Lawrence POLLOCK, D.K., Lawrence THOMAS, U.G., Lawrence PORCH, Herman, Lawrence THOMAS, Wm., Lawrence PORTER, F.D., Lawrence THOMPSON, Martha, Lawrence RALSTON, C.E., Lawrence TIMMERMEYER, Frank, Lawrence RANDALL, W.W., Lawrence TITTERINGTON, G.W., Lawrence RESLEY, R., Lawrence TITTERINGTON, M., Lawrence RESLEY, W., Lawrence TRUEBLOOD, S.P., Lawrence REYNOLDS, A., Lawrence TUCKER, W.R., Lawrence REYNOLDS, Ed., Lawrence TUTTLE, C.E., Lawrence REYNOLDS, S.M., Lawrence TUTTLE, W.L., Sibley RICE, H.T., Lawrence ULRICH, C.E., Lawrence RICHARDSON, E.J., Sibley ULRICH, J.R., Lawrence RIECE, V.L., Lawrence . VANVORHIS, L., Lawrence RIGGS, S.A., Lawrence VANVORHIS, Peter, Lawrence RINEHART, Heriry, Lawrence 'WAGSTAFF, Richard, Lawrence RITZMAN, Wm., Lawrence VTALKER, Wm. A., Lawrence ROBERTS, C.W., Lawrence WALTERS, Harriett, Lawrence ROBERTSON, Alex, Pleasant Grove WALTERS, L.M., Lawrence ROSE, S., Lawrence WALTON, J.B., Sibley RUDGAR, Bertha M., Lawrence WATKINS, L.H., Lawrence RUSSELL, Iona B., Lawrence I<lATT, D. G., Lawrence RUS SEI.L, W. E., Lawrence WELCH, Ida U., Lawrence SAVAGE, T.C., Lawrence WELLS, C.N., Lawrence SCHAAKE, Wm., Lawrence WELLS, w.n., Lawrence SCHNEIDER, Henry, Lawrence WHEADON, Chas. D., Lawrence SCHNEIDER, John, Lawrence WHEADON, Frank, Lawrence SCHNEIDER, P.J., Lawrence WHEADON, T. S'~, Lawrence SCHURLEIM, E.A., Lawrence WHEELER, R.H., Lawrence SHANK, Wm., Lawrence WHITE, G. ~l., I.awrence SHEPARD, C.S., Lawrence WHITE, James, Lawrence SHEPARD, J.M., Lawrence WHITMAN, Alfred, Lawrence SHIELDS, Ben, Lake View WHITMAN, H. D., Lawrence SHIELDS, H.S., Lake View WIGGINS, Bert, Lawrence SHIELDS, J.A., Lake View WIGGINS, F.D., Lawrence SHlRAR, Jas. R., Lawrence HILLARD, L.A., Lawrence SHlRAR, Thos. N., Lawrence WILLETT, E.A., Lawrence SHUCK, G.W., Lawrence' WILLEY, James A., Sibley SILAR, Edward H., Lawrence WILLEY, N. H., Lawrence SMITH, A.C., Lawrence HILSON, Della, Lawrence SMITH, B.F., Lawrence WOLGAMOT, J.W., Lawrence SMITH, C.F., Lawrence ZEBB, W.F., Lawrence From The Chittenden Directory Co., Compilers'& Publishers, St. Louis, Mo., 1900-1901 �103 NOTES FROM "THE SECRETARY BOOK OF THE COLUMBIA LITERARY SOCIETY, DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS, 1894-1897." COLUMBIA NO. 67 Continued from Volume IX, No. 1 Jan. 1, 1895 - The meeting was called to order by Sergeant of Arms, Lee FLORY. During the business meeting the following officers were.elected: President, Lee FLORY; Vice-President, Lewis CHURCHBAUGH; Secretary, Ora STUDEBAKER; Treasurer, Joe WILLIAMS; Sergeant at Arms, S.B. DAMERON . . The debate question was': Resolved, "that there is more pleasure in pursuit than possession." The judges decided in favor of the affirmative. Those present were: Kate BROHAMMER, Rosie BROHAMMER, Lewis CHURCHBAUGH, Charlie BROHAMMER, Katie SANDERS, Vina SANDERS, John BROHAMMER, Joe WILLIAMS, Levi MARKLEY, Ella FLORY, Lee FLORY. Jan. 8, 1895 - The meeting was called to order by the Vice~pres., Lewis CHURCHBAUGH. After the routine business meeting, recess and program the debate question was: Resolved, "that fashion is a detriment to the people." The judges. decided in favor of the negative .. Those present were: Ora STUDEBAKER, Hattie SANDERS, Lewis CHURCHBAUGH, Vina SANDERS, Vina CHURCHBAUGH, C.A. POWELL, Tom CLARK, Katie BROHAMMER, Rosa BROHAMMER, Ella FLORY, Mary CHURCHBAUGH, Alva FLORY, Joe WILLIAMS, Levi MARKLEY, John CHURCHBAUGH, Lee FLORY. Jan. 15, 1895 - The house was called to order by the Vice-President, Lewis CHURCHBAUGH. After the business meeting recess and program the debate question was: Resolved, "that Columbus should have more honor for discovering America than Washington for defending it." The judges decided in favor of the affirmative. Those present were: C.. A~ POWELL, Lewis CHURCHBAUGH, Charlie PELLET, Lue FLORY, Lee FLORY, Ora STUDEBAKER, VinaCHURCHBAUGH, Vina SANDERS, Hattie SANDERS, Ella FLORY, Alva FLORY; Katie BROHAMMER, Rosie BROHAMMER, Charlie BROHAMMER, S. B. DAMERON, Joe WILL-lAMS, Levi MARKLEY. Jan. 22, 1895 - After the routine business meeting, recess and program the debate question was Resolved, "that the People's Party is a detriment to the country." The judges decided 'infavor of the affirmative. Those present were: Ora STUDEBAKER, Mr. PARDEE, C.A. POWELL, Hattie SANDERS, Ella FLORY, Lue FLORY, Charlie PELLET, Minnie DARNOLD, Leroy FLORY, Vina CHURCHBAUGH, Vina SANDERS, Hattie SANDERS, Mark ELLIS, Tom CLARK, Charlie BROHAMMER, Alva FLORY, Charlie SANDERS, Levi MARKLEY, H. BAKER, Joe WILLIAMS,Lewis CHURCHBAUGH, Lee FLORY, Katie BROHAMMER, Rosie BROHAMMER, Iva FLORY. Jan. 29, 1895 - Lee FLORY, routine business meeting, recess and program the debate question was: Resolved,. "the revenue on whiskey, tobacco and fine goods be repealed." The judges decided in favor of the affirmative. �104 Columbia Literary Society Con't. Those present were: C.A. POWELL, Lewis CHURCHBAUGH, E.A. BOYD, John CHURCHBAUGH, J. STUDEBAKER, H. BAKER, J ~K. BOYD, Mr. HOvlE, A. ULRICH, Ora STUDEBAKER, Hattie SANDERS, Katie BROHAMMER, Vina CHURCHBAUGH, Ella FLORY, Alva FLORY, Rosie BROHAMMER, Levi MARKLEY, S .A. DAMERON, Charlie BROHAMMER. Feb. 5, 1895 - After the meeting was called to order by the Vice-President Lewis CHURCHBAUGH and the routine business taken care of an election of officers was held and the following elected: President, John CHURCHBAUGH, Vice-President, Levi MARKLEY; 'Secretary, Ora STUDEBAKER; Treasurer, L.M. FLORY; Sergeant At Arms, Joe WILLIAMS. No debate was held. Those present were: Lewis CHURCHBAUGH, John CHURCHBAUGH, Vina CHURCH~ BAUGH, Levi MARKLEY, Ora STUDEBAKER, L.M. FLORY, Joe WILLIAMS, Hal PARDEE, Iva SWIGERT, E.A. BOYD, Charlie BROHAMMER, Rosie BROHAMMER, Vina SANDERS, Alva FLORY, Hattie SANDERS, Katie BROHAMMER. Feb. 12, 1895 - After the rQutine business, the question for debate was: Resolved, "that there is more pleasure in country life than city life." The judges ruled in favor of the negative. Those present were: John CHURCHBAUGH, Sam CLARK, C.A. POWELL, J. STUDEBAKER, Tom CLARK, E.A. BOYD, Charlie BROHAMMER, Lee FLORY, Charlie ROOKS, Hattie SANDERS, Mary CHURCHBAUGH, Vina Sfu~ERS, Vina CHURCHBAUGH, Ella FLORY, Joe WILLI~S, John BROHAMMER, Rosie BROHAMMER, Katie BROHAMMER, Vina CHURCHBAUGH. Feb. 19, 1895 - After the routine business was finished, then came the debate question, Resolved: "that' education is more benificia1 than wealth." The judges ruled in favor of the affirmative. Those present were: Levi'MARKLEY, Harry STUDEBAKER, C.A. P01<lELL, Katie BROHAMMER~ Rosie BROHAMMER, Ora STUDEBAKER, Vina SANDERS, E.A. BOYD, Lewis CHURCHBAUGH, S.B.DAMERON, 'Charlie PELLET, Joe WILLIAMS, Levi MARKLEY, Charlie SANDERS, J.K. BOYD, L.M. FLORY. March 5, 1895 - After the routine business was finished, it was voted not to meet again until Nov. 12, 1895. An election of officers was held with the results as follows: President, Charlie SANDERS; Vice-President, L.M. FLORY; Secretary, Katie BROHAMMER; Treasurer, Levi MARKLEY; Sergeant At 'Arms, Charlie BROHAMMER. The question for debate was: Resolved, "that the negro has more right to, complain than the Indian." The judges decided in favor of the affirmative. No attendance list is given for this meeting. Nov. 12, 1895 - The first order of business was an election of officers with Levi MARKLEY acting as chairman. The new officers elected were: President, J.H. BOYD; Vice-President, Lewis CHURCHBAUGH; Secretary, Ella FLORY; Treasurer, Charlie BROHAMMER; Sergeant At Arms, Dave WILLIAMS. A motion was made and it carried, to publish a society newspaper once a month. Austin FLORY and Mabel GRAHAM were appointed as editors. ,No question for debate was given nor any list of attendance for this meetirig. Nov. 19, 1895 - After the routine business meeting the question for debate was: Resolved, "that tobacco 'is more injurous to ones health than whiskey." The judges decided unanimously in favor of the affirmative. Those attending were: J.H. BOYD, Vina CHURCHBAUGH, Tom CLARK, Lewis CHURCHBAUGH"Leroy FLORY, Perry FLORY, Ella FLORY, Mabel GRAHAM, Charlie PELLET, Alva FLORY, Joe SHIELD, Joe WILLIAMS, Levi MARKLEY. �105 Columbia Literary Society Con't. Nov. 26, 1895 - After the routine business was finished, the debate question was: Resolved, "that Art is more beautiful than nature."The judges ruled in favor of the negative. . Those present were: J.H. BOYD, Torn CLARK, Miss BAXTER, Miss CLARK, Joe SHIELDS, Lewis CHURCHBAUGH, Ella FLORY, Vina SANDERS, Joe WILLIAMS. Dec. 3, 1895 - After the routine business an election of officers resulted in the following: President, Lewis CHURCHBAUGH;Vice-President, Austin FLORY; Secretary, Ella FLORY; Treasurer; Lue FLORY; Sergeant At Arms, Joe WILLIAMS. Those attending were: Ella FLORY, Lewis CHURCHBAUGH, Mabel GRAHAM, Hattie SANDERS, Alva FLORY, Perry FLORY, Torn CLARK, Vina CHURCHBAUGH, Austin FLORY, Lue FLORY, J.H. BOYD, Charlie PELLET, Joe WILLIAMS. Dec. 10, 1895 - After the routine business was finished, the program followed. It consisted of the newspaper presented by the editors, Mabel GRAHAM and Austin FLORY. No question was offered for debate. Those present were Ella FLORY, Lewis CHURCHBAUGH, Alva FLORY, Perry FLORY, Austin FLORY, Mabel GRAHAM. Dec. 17, 1895 - After the business was completed, the question for debate was: Resolved, "that the dog is of more benefit than the gun." The judges decided in favor of the negative. Those attending were: Lewis CHURCHBAUGH, Ella FLORY, Mary CHURCHBAUGH, Harry STUDEBAKER, Roy FLORY, Mabel GRAHAM, CharlieBROHAMMER, Joe WILLIAMS, Lue FLORY, W.A.FLORY. Dec. 31, 1895 - Only the routine business was taken care of. There was no debate question. Those present were:' Ella FLORY, Hattie SANDERS, Mary CHURCHBAUGH, Katie BROHAMMER, Joe 'SHIELDS, Vina CHURCHBAUGH, Rosie BROHAMMER, Mabel GRAHAM, Lewis CHURCHBAUGH,Joe WILLIAMS, Alva FLORY, Charlie BROHAMMER, W.A. FLORY, Leroy FLORY, JohnBROHAMMER, Lue FLORY. COLUMBIA LITERARY SOCIETY ROLL CALL FOR 1895 Mabel GRAHAM Harry STUDEBAKER Alva FLORY Rosa BROHAMMER Perry FLORY Joe SHIELDS Ella FLORY Alonzo STUDEBAKER Lue FLORY Lee FLORY Mary CHURCHBAUGH Vina CHURCHBAUGH Levi MARKLEY John BROHAMMER Hattie SANDERS Joe WILLIAMS Vina SANDERS S.T. WILSON Charlie PELLETT Dave WILLIAMS Leroy FLORY KateBROHAMMER Mark ELLIS Charlie SANDERS CharlieBROHAMMER John CHURCHBAUGH C. BURTON E.A. BOYD Henry BAKER A.W. ULRICH Austin FLORY Henry DERDORF Ora STUDEBAKER J.H. BOYD Iva FLORY Maud FLORY , Lewis CHURCHBAUGH Arthur BRIDWELL Earnest FLORY Tom CLARK (To be continued) Submitted by Mary CHURCHBAUGH JAMISON The Morning News, Dec. 7, 1883 Harry 'II SIKES, of Willow Spring~, has'offered all of his sale"a~ __ d ~l_ soon start f or Los Angeles, California. prope~ty for �@uerie~ Queries are free to members. They should state at least two facts to gain best results. Queries are also free to non-members but must concern Kansas related ancestors of fifty years or earlier. HOSKINS JENNINGS Ilah E. Derrick, 333 Kansas; Lawrence, KS 66046 Need information on AbnetHOSKINS, lived Tonganoxie, Leavenworth :'c-...:~ Co., KS; M. Ada JENNINGS @ 1876; was well known Stockman and ). _, Farmer. One daughter, Pearl, one son who died young . \ / BELL v10RLEY JONES Kathryn L. RICE,19l5NSt., Geting,Nebraska 69341 Searching for the father of George v1ashingtonBELL, who was born 8 May 1821, Ohio, mother was Nancy HORLEY BELL. In Jan. 1825 Nancy married John JONES (2nd husband) in Champaign Co., Ohio. By this marriage she -had four sons, Harvey,Slyvestor, Emanuel, and Lemmuel JONES. Nancy and the children migrated to Rock .,' 1 Island Co., Ill.' in .1844.. The families of George BELL, Lemmuel JONES, Emanuel JONES and'Harvey JONES were in Kansas (Douglas Co.) during 1856-1900. ,1' ~ \ :,,11 MADDOX \ HILL ALLEN FREEMAN MERRICK YEOKUM JONES SCHULTZ {'Mary Lynn STUART, Route 2, Timberline Acres, Baldwin City, KS 66006 " :Would like a copy of "1500 MADDOX Marriages and Other Statistics," ': by Joseph MADDOX. r"]ould also like to correspond with Mrs. Joseph 'MADDOX of Kentucky. , , Lester M. Allen, 917 Forest Hill Drive, Greensboro, N.C. 27410 John C.HILL and Mariam Emma HILL, son and daughter of William T. and Martha (ALLEN) HILL lived near Hesper, Douglas Co., KS in 1867, but moved on to Spring River MM, Lowell, Ks. in lm-11-1868. Did John C. HILL, or 'Mariam Emma HILL ever marry? If so, to whom? Was there any chi1dre~Any information will be appreciated. Postage used to send me info. will be returned. Barbara McIntosh, 209 South Reno, Russellville, AR 72801 Seeking information on my FREEMAN family, living in Lawrence, Ks. in the 1850's. My great grandmother, Catherine Jane FREEMAN born 1/1/1839, died 12/16/1928, Married William George MERRICK 12/27/1857. My grandmother, Catherine Belle MERRICK was born in Lawrence, Ks. 8/16/1865. In 1866, the 'MERRICKS moved to Lawrence Co., Missouri. Would like to correspond with anyone having information about this family. Need parents of both Catherine Jane FREEMAN and William G. MERRICK. Alta Mae Yeokum Jones, 14002 E. 35, Apt. 55, Independence, MO 64055 . Will gladly exchange information with anyone working on the YEOKUM family. Other spellings, YOAKUM, YOK~i, YOACUM, YOCUM, etc. Many of this family came from Germany. " ·Ray Shaw, 17410 Mpl Vly'Hy, Sp 75, Renton, WA 98058 Seeking information on parentage of Henry Richard JONES (born Pennsylvania l864-died Colorado 1943) & wife Lizzie SCHULTZ JONES married in Douglas Co., Ks., March 17, 1888 (born.Germany?-died Oklahoma 1909). � 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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Earnest Milburn HernF,anAScRhDlMictt' EW'RH's~"~ Your Properties Fire, Torn.do, Burg- S T A T E lar, Automobile Boncis Fidelitv 'Surety' Loans, Investments BAN K Capital, $10,000 . Surplu. aDd UDdi"ided $3 , 300 Profit., _ _ • • • • . 737 Mass. Street LAWRENCE, - HAMILTON THE And Fire Insurance MOTOR & SUPPLY Peckh am CI0thOIng ~Ierchants COMPANY. COMPANY' .LAWRENCE:, - KA.NSAS Re~le~uc;i~~o:~r;:Y!r F:~~, Officers and Directors: c. , ness of Any Kind, it. will pay you well to see the castles Land Company before buying. National' Rank RUllcilllJ{ CASTLES CHEVROLET SERVICE ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS Land Company Distributors: KANSAS T. N. Castles, Manager REAL ESTATE , LOANS AND INSURANCE Relerences any Bank in the City ROBERT A. STEELE Breeder of m=~~~~;;:~=~~'" Hiab 830 ~fassachusetts KANSAS LAWRENCE. LAWRENCE, - 77 N. BAS Y E GEO E "b FORD Clay Center The Universal Car Wellington Phone, Sales and S·ervice Condordia Onaga Marysville LAWRENCE, KANSAS Holton Street And Brunswick, Mo. KANSAS KANSAS LAWRENCE, A G Alrich IJardon &Company C •• PRINTING C. W. SMITH Chevrolet Automobiles Chevrolet Trucks Moline Tractors Altman-Taylor Tractors Altman-Taylor ~lachinery French Auto Oils' General Tires Auto Suppli~s 717 ~~~~s. Street VINLAND, KANSAS Other Stores: I E S~~IT~IsM~i'I~\' CliTTER MDboluglas County, and GranIte utter & Sml'th ar eWORKS Brot'hers ~I.Ja"lon. )Iana~er Farm LA WRENCE. KANSAS I mp I ements Implements, Hardware -----1012 )Iass. SI. Binding, Copper Plate Printing, . Phone 449 Class '. Rubber Stamps Engraving, Steel Die Embossing, Harvesting Machines, Hay . . . . DAN. SCANNELL and Corn Machines. Tillage . STOVES Hereford Seals and Badges Implements Seeding Machines Bank Supplies Filing Devices IPlo~s, ~hmhers, B i.n d e r WAGONS, BUGGIES ' , TWine, Oil Tractors, Oil EnEstate Loose Leaf Systems, Card gines Cream Separators Farm Cattle - . Cases, Greeting Cards, Hurd's Wag~ns, Manure Spr~aders, PAINTS and OILS RealAND . " Herd Bulls in service: Bean Kinzer 385285. One 01 Bean ~hscblel s best SODS Bright Randolph 595184' sired by the noted $7.000 BeaD RaDdolph 'Shipping Station. LawreD~e, Kansas. PboDe Clinton Exchange Rural Route No. 17 P. O. RICHLAND, fiLe Stati,mery. Phone 288. KANSAS LAWRENCE, 736 Mass. 51. Feed Grinders. Cnrn Meal Corn Chop Seeds Cider Flour G .' d F d 'f II k! d rain an ee 0 a In S. KANSAS BALDWIN CITY. Advertisements from Standard Atlas of Douglas County, Submitted by Zona and Claude SMITH Gas Engines 912 1\1855. St. KANSAS LAWRENCE, Ks.,~Compi1ed Loan Agent Phont" 149 KANSAS EUDORA, KANSAS and Published by George A. OGLE 7 Co., 1921 �THE PIONEER Puh1ishedQuarter1y by The Douglas County Genealogical Society , P.O. Box 3664 Lawrence Kansas 66046-0664 ISSN 0739-4101 Spring 1986 ---------------------------------~-------------------- ------------------------ Vol. IX, No. 3 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Contents Page ... ........... ... In Memoriam. New Members, D.C.G.S., 1985-86 . . . . . . . . Wills Recorded in Douglas County, 1857-1873 . . "Past 75" Picnic, Lawrence, Ks.,June 17, 1913. Index to Testimonies by Douglas County Citizens, 1855-56 • A Portion of the Testimony of Ezekiel A. COLEMAN . . . • . • . Douglas County, Ks., Marriage Records, 1879. Alphabetical Listing of the Brides from 1879 Marriage Records. Townships Clinton - Washington Creek, District # 22 Eudora - Legal Voters, March 1867 . . • . Grant - Douglas County Tax Payers, 1900-01. New Items . . . • . . • . • . • . . . . . Kanwaka - Douglas County Tax Payers, 1900-01 •• . . • . Lecompton - Winter District # 70. • . . • . . . . Marion - Douglas County Tax Payers, 1900-01 . Palmyra - Excerpts from The School Times, Baldwin City, Ks •• Wakarusa - Mrs. JENKINS' Ninetieth Birthday Willow Springs - Columbia Literary Society, 1894-1897 . . Queries. . . . . . .'. . . . . • • . • . • • . . 107 . 107 108 114 118 . . 120 . . 121 130 . . . . • 135 138 • 140 · 141 • 142 144 . 147 150 . 153 · 154 . 157 The Douglas County Genealogical Society is a non-profit organization with regularly scheduled meetings the second Tuesday night of each month, 7:30 p.m., meeting place to be announced. Afternoon meetings are held, if possible, and occasional area tours. An annual public workshop is held to help in research. Membership fees are $10.00 single, $11. 00 family. Checks should be made payable to the Douglas County Genealogical Society and sent to the address above. The fiscal year is from July 1 to June 30 of the following year. OFFICERS 1985-86 President - Janet PAYNE Rec. Secretary - Dorothy WIGGINS Cor. Secretary - Mary Lou WINCHELL Treasurer -A.J. LAWSON Librarian - Edna WELLING Editor - Jane WIGGINS Genealogist - Donald VAUGHN Membership Chairman - Beverley CHAPMAN Newsletter Editor - Mary BURCHILL , ~t,~~/fl I ,------ ----- , ;-Western Home Journ-al, Nov. 2, -1882-Lawrence, Ks. Old Landmark --------1 I ; Mr. EIDEMILLERhas purchased the old mill at the foot of Ohio street! : and will put up a large ice house there. The old chimney that has stood i I there so long will be blown over to-morrow. �, 107 I, '" r------~--- "-- NEW t1EMBERS ALLEN, Roy, 1320 Connecticut, Lawrence, KS . 6604-4 BIRD, Mabel R., P.O. Box 1283, Port Aransas, TX 78373 EBERHART, Delbert, Rt. 2, Ba 1dwi n City, KS 66006 GAINES, Lois, Rt. 2, Overbrook, KS 66524 HANCUFF, r~rs. Mary Loui se, P.O. Box 744, Ba 1dwi n City, KS 66006 HICKS, Steve, Route 5, Lawrence, KS 66046 JUCKES, Tom, Box 254, Binger, OK 73009 KELLER, Violet, 7085 W. 8th Pl., Lakewood, CO 80215 KLINE, Mrs. Wilmer G., 801 N. 1st St., Garden City, KS 67846 LENZ, Mark & Brenda, 3404 Richard Ct., Lawrence, KS 66044 I MARTIN, Gail, 1000 S. Atchison, El Dorado, KS 67042 MOFFITT ~ Adalee M., Route 1, Box 587, Meriden,. KS 66512 It SAMS, B111 & Jerrie, 508 Louisiana, Lawrence, KS 66044 SHOEMAKER, Rose Mary, 705 N. Walnut, ~1edicine Lodge, KS 67104 I·. SKAGGS, Nora, 321 East 4th, Tonganoxie, KS 66086 ' SNEEGA$, Janiece J., 1208 W. University, Champaign, IL 61821 STANWIX, Clayton & Betty, 1134 Delaware, Lawrence, KS 66044 / WEBB, Mary, Eo, 2408 Alabama Dr., Lawrence,- KS 66044 WEI L, Stan & Ann , 628 Maine, Lawrence, KS 66044 - - - - - - - - - ----- - - - - " - - - ~ - - ' - - I I l �WILLS RECORDED. IN DOUGLAS COUNTY, 1857 - 1873 (Continued from Vol. IX, No.2) PILLA, Friedrich L.,w.d.-4 Feb 1871; w.p.-U Feb-1871. Will wr;itten in German. Heirs-One-half to ·brother, Chas. Pilla; other one-half to brothers and sisters(not named). Wit-Charles Durr, Carl Messenbrink, Wi11iam Rahner; Exe 7Charles Durr; 'Bond~Chas. Pilla, principal, Levi Woodard, John Conger~ Leo Vltt; Bond~Charles Durr, principal, Charles_ W~1~en~~n2_Aug. Buehler, F. Brlnkman. L_~_ Notes and due James Bass A. Basel John Boender Jac. Hosh W. Hale H. Lentz John Meyer J. McKnight W. H. Shreves Chas.. (.?)Normon J. Pichler j. M. Sti11 C. Thoren Geo. Stadtler J. T. Wilson H. L. Ward C. Me.ier C. Scales C._ Strobel In. Keagi P. &A. Westerhaus Porter & Fish Tom Hough J. Weaver H. Meinike 1---- -.. _ L_S.•...Z.:L.mme.rman I E.L. & D. Phenecie Jos. Eade Jos. Seiwald (?)G. H. Cole F. Vi~t L. Kurtz F. Maibel G. Hausman Shinhofer James Deay J. Miller G. Koch J. E. Hollowe11 M. (?)Merz H. S. (?)Cameron L. Ziegler B. White D. (?)Hungiker R. Vogel Geo. Schmidt D. Lindsly J. Marx .--.~ ----- ----~~~ ~ bills collected to 8 Jan 1873: B. (?)Pribbenow Nick Wail Thos Clark Lyd. Monroe J. Neustiffter Robt Perry W. Spietz H. W. McClintock Wm McBride Thomas McClean Dav Paten Paid out to: L. Shendel Miller Pavy Henry Lentz David Mi11er Lew Adair E. Gerner Jno. Meyer Jas (?)Braiel J. Kanzig And. Bauer Brannegan J. Henderson -Booth Henry Johnson Meserbrink B. Brecheison G-:- (?)Corvait -:-A-=-l-=f-'V=-=-i t t S. H. Warren M. Couch, Sr. Peter Breiggen J. Schneitter G. Conant Gertsenberger J. Coletrane J.S. Duncan ~F~r-an-c-es (?)Guizsax T. W. Warren' . Henry Edler O. G. Richards Jos. Stadtler Eaton Meis K. Heinrichs Jas. Finly Unsettled book accounts Blakeman John Fish collected to 8 Jan l873:---Pfeiffer -Feldhope Thomas Cook P:-Mathias . A: (?) Grace N. W. Owen C. Do11inger Len (?)Gruz F. Bernitz J. Brender P Hiatt A. Gabriel J. Bowers Jack Andrew M. Ritzinger Shubal ·Kersey J. (?) Bover W. W. Oshe11 S. Davis P. Ke11erman J. Rochell .Geo. F. Rodger L. Ke11erman C. Schneider. Sr. Ben (?)Nicolm Jas. Kern F. T. Vitt B.. F. Shields . Kubichek H. Wittler A. Thomas Thos. Kane John Keagi, Sen. Martin Fisher M. Kersey Isaac Henshaw A. Meill . Wm McClintock J. Mo11, Sen. Mattie Parker Louis Meoll John. McKnight Mrs. Robt Peoples H. Meyer K. Summers K. Shindler Wm Morse C. Coletrane Geo. Meeder J. B. Neal John Conger Wm. Shields John Prang James Eppiy C. Kohler Solon Rodgers O. B. Perkins J. Smeller John Meadel H. Ziesenis John Townsend Jac Stubbs A. J.-Jennings Wm Deay F. Schmidt Joseph Eberly (?)Bauman, Henry_S~. Young E. Parker (?) Bauman, Henrybx .:C Deay .J. M. Lassiter Mary Gruber Jesse Shirly C. L. Wilder A. Bowers J. Underhill Philip Barker Thos. Monroe James West Caspar Weber Hy Johnson J. Weinkelman Jacob (?)Gehm W. Coleman Hy Ward Sr. Amos Hicks Ben Adams C. Ziegler ! Henry Eggers John King L--ey Warren �\109! Wm Brecheisen yen Evolsizer Jonath Hodgson jeffrey Dav King Schroeizer & Goodrich John Anderson . Weichselsdorfe N6te~~ 19 Marth 1878: J. C. Bales 'M. E. Sa-iley-\ R. J~asel --- Jacob Dolisi Daniel Kraus Eby Robertson C. Snyder, Jr. John G. Waters Aug. Ziesenis H. Meyer J. Schulz John Madel Stephan Sherer Jos. Meier ,L_ C. _ par 1_i~g \ • J J.- -Helt zman--.5 E. Shilling . B. Kramer John Vaux .TJ'as. Dobbins C. M. Sears F. Pinger . Thomas Rayson Rayni Fassle Peter Hartig . Heitzman N:- W. Owens .Chas. White A. Phillips J. Schaffer Jacob Koofer Book Accts 1878 F. Meyer H. Kellerman Jacob Fisher H. M. Reusch Stephan Stubbs W. H. Shreve Chas. White R. Bartush A. Davenport N. Reusch· S. H-: Al bright R. J. Basal M. E. Bailey. Wm Ham C§~ollected accts 1878 J. B. Smith Basil Henderson Davis C. Willsdorf S. Zimmerman (?)O .. S. McClintock Mrs. Wright D. L. McGinley" Ralf Clark Chas. Sugart F. (?)Anthon L. B. Wood . Kemper J. Rechter - . Laws J. Newby . McClean . Miller Wm Parshall ~ C. Elain Hough Geo. Marks Jno Kirkpatrick Jr Mich Eder Jno Kirkpatrick Sr Mose Simmons Jac. Koofer L. Henderson C. J. Snyder Wm Adams Joel Charles Stephan Essex Ben Barnet Ely Brainc And. Lutz Mrs. Cox D. McClintock . Damuth (?)Jno Henshaw C:-Darling Hy Herold Gunnison F. Femmer Yankee Jewett Cy Rogers Geo. McKnight J. Snyder M. M. Persing Copp Henry Stephan Taylor john Tate Henry Turner Shanberger Will Von ~ Nichols & son John Wright F.· Mulson Mrs. York . Wm Kooi"er Frank Deay . Burns W. W. Silsby J: Albrittan Jim Gibson Mrs. Baird Wm Hale John Webber A. Donavon J. Pichler C. Strobel Levy Woodward J. P. Wilson C. Meyers Joe Miller Paid out·to: . Isaac Burns R. Bartush . Stoll Ely Robertson J. G. Waters F. Deay F. Anthon H. H. Carr J .. H. Mathews �"NICHOLS, Leonard H., Twp No. 13,. Douglas Co. w.d.-9 Oct 1857; w.p. 16 Sept 1858; w.r.-2 Oct 1858; Exec-Leonard Nichols; wit-Joel Grover and Edward P. Fitch; Bond- Leonard Nichols, Joseph Savage, Edward P. Fitch; appr's-E. P. Fitch, Clark Crane, M. R. Clough; inventory-Joel Grover andG. W. Berry. Case File #1780. OWENS, William, Marion, Douglas Co; w.d.-19 Nov 1869, w.p.-13 Dec 1869. benefwife-name not listed, ch-William R., Mary, Eiizabeth, Sara Ann- minor, David R.minor, Robert J.-minor, Owen; Exec's-wife and son, William R. Owens; wit-John O. Sullivan and Aaron J. Haskins. Paid to Elizabeth Fallwell, an heir, to F. Schneider for support of minor, to Mary Tapering, an heir, to Nic Simons, to W. D. Harding and to W. Thurber; Bond-W. R. Owens, David Robison, James Searing. ·Items-.:~. sold to Jef Losey, A. Duffey, George Safford, Morris Wittenburg, D. Williams, A. Marshall, Wm Hays, Wm Mott, Wm Vincent, Silas Jessup, William Fallwell, Clinton Searing, Adam Waford, (?)Coriels Manix, John Challas,' Fredrick Batskey, P. T. Hupp .. Receipts to W.R. Owens-Jasper Baker, services of horse, Alexander Lewis, lumber. Case File #182&. -PEABODY, David G., Lawrence;-w.d.-14 Aug 1868, w.p.-ll Sept 1868; heirs-wfElizabeth A. Peabody, only dau-Alice H. Peabody; Exec-wife; wit-C. K. Gilchrist, A. M. Wilder, Allen L. Pease, F. Gleason; inventory-D. Hubbard and L. J. Worden; Bond-David Hubbard and F. Gleason. Case File # 1871. . I) ... 'f.:. --- 'j • ":' RANSOM, Luther N., age 71, Lawrence; w.d.-26 Sept 1870, w.p.-31 Jul 1872; date of death-2l Jul 1872; heirs-grandson 'blank Ransom, issue and heir of my son Albert Ransom, son-Albert Ransom who is Exec. wit-A. D.T(Y)enneyand David C. Beach; wife-Rhoda W. Ransom (not listed as a benef; o.p. Rachael S. Tenney, physician, Lawrence verified A. D. Tenney's signature as witness to wi~l. Bond-Albert Ransom, O. A. Hanscom, C. D. French; appr's-J. C. Peck, Thos M. Work and George W. Goss. Case File #2010. REEDER, Andrew H., resident 'of Borough of Easton; will made in Northampton Co Pa.; w.d.-lO Sept 1862, w.p.-15 Jul 1864 in Pa.,; in Leavenworth Co admitted to probate on 21 Apr 1865; filed Douglas -Co 1 Aug 1870; heirs-,wf-Amalea, five ch- Ida R. Marsh, Emma R. Ferrid~y, George M. Reeder, Howard Reeder, a minor and Frank Reeder, a minor; Exec-wife, Amalea, son-in-law, Wm W. Marsh and son, George-M. Reeder; o.p.Henry Gree and F. V. Barnet swore that signature of A. H. Reeder was authentic. Case File #2001. 'RODMAN, John'- Douglas Co; w.d.-3 Mar-1868; w.p.-25 May 1868; heirs-wife, sonsWm A. Rodman and John E. Rodman, dau-Elizabeth J. Rodman, son-Thomas J. Rodman, dau-Sarah M. Rodman, son-Christian B. L. Rodman, son-George E. Rodman, dau-Susana F. Rodman; Exec-wife, Elizabeth; wit-Amos Walton, James Bryson; inventory- John G. Gi1l,Amos Walton. Case File #1999. SALTER, Thomas, no address ,listed in will; w.d.-16 Dec l864;w.p.-3 Apr 1865; benef-Sister Joanna of the Saint John's Hospital in Leavenworth, niece-Catherine Young, wife of Robert Young, Lecompton, Douglas Co; wit-Wm G. Mathews and Wm'O. Marra; inventory-A. J. Parrish, Abraham McKinney,.9 Oct 1865; appr's-A. J. Parrish, Abraham McKinney, John Bishop. Case File #2153. SCHWAB, Michael, Lawrence; w.d.-15 Sept 1863; w.p. 29 May 1869; benef-Catharine Schwab, the widow of my deceased brother, ch of Catharine Schwab: John, Catharine, Joseph, Mary and Ju1ianna; wit-James C. Horton and Paul R. Brooks. Case File #2159. �S'iMMONS, Thomas J., Lawrence, w.d.-15 May 1864; w.p.-28 Jul 1864; wf-Nancy R. Simmons; Exec-wife; wit-John Speer and George M. Smith; inventory and appr's- C. Livingston, P. D. Ridenour. and John Speer.' Case I;ile #2151. SIPES, William, Lecompton. w.d.-28 Jun 1866; w.p.-27 Jul 1866; wf-Jane; Exec-wife; wit-A. M. Thornton, David Shuck and G. W.Zinn. Letter in packet from Ann Sipes, Corner of James &Hemlock St., Allegheny'City, Pa., dated 2 Feb 1903 regarding will sent in 1866. Letter a reply to Mr. J. H. Mitchell. Case File #2164. SMITH, Spencer, Baldwin City. w.d.-13 Mar 1866; w.p.;-27 Mar l866;"unmarried having neither wife nor 'child"; benef-bro Thomas Smith; heirs of bro Alfred Smith in Franklin Co, Mo., to wit: Ann, Ralph, Jane, Alfred Smith(also listed. as A.Ed-. ward Smith~ and Isabella Smith, the widow of said Alfred Smith; sisters-Jane Smith and Sarah G. Smith who are now living in Liverpool, England; sister-Ann L. Hart, living in Melbourne, Australia; Exec-Bro, Thomas Smith; wit-Chas. J. Lovejoy, Joel R. Goodin and John W. Vaughn; appr's of real estate-J.(?}C. Moore, Wm C. Hoopes and J. W. Vaughn. Real estate listed in· Gasconade CoMo., St.-Louis Co Mo., Washington Co, Franklin Co Mo., at Miller's Landing in Franklin Co Mo., and . in Baldwin City, Kans.; inventory-Spencer Smith, Wm G. Piper, Jacob L. Stillwell and G. W. Miller; Bond-Peter Markel, I. R.. Kennedy, No' Taylor and Louis F. Green. Receipt dated Derby, 27 Sept 1872 for money received·"due to my late sister, Jane Tomilson Smith and bequeathed to me". Signed-Sarah G. Smith. o.p.-G. C. Snow, (?)Palming Lodge #23 of Freemasons, L. J. Dallas, Baldwin City Lodge #31 of I.O.O.F. Case File #2162. SPICER, John, town of Starkey, Yates Co N. Y.; w.d. 14 Jul 1855; w.p.- 16 Dec 1868; heirs: "Seven youngest children, being ch of my second wife, Ma;ry-Edward P. L. Spicer, Emela Spicer, Martin V. B. Spicer, Augusta. Spicer, Andrew Spicer, Rosala Spicer, Florence Spicer and the eight oldest-John Spicer,. Jr., James Spicer, Mary Jane Spicer .or Church, Pollya.n Spicer, now Pollyan Huson," l}1entions as first wife's children-George, Reuben H., Charles and Lucy; wit-So S. Benham, S.S. Benham, Jr., Richard Huson and Samuel K. Huson. Admin .. with will attached-George S. Hampton. Death at Lawrence. Heirs listed: Ruben, residence unknown; Charles of Barrington, Yeats Co N. Y.; George of Michigan; Lucy and John, residences unknown; Mary Jane Hathway, res. Ottawa, Ill.; Polly Ann Huson, res. Lawrence; Emily Skinner res. Lawrence; Augusta Eldridge, deceased being Edwin S. Eldridge; Kersey Coates Eldridge and Phoeba Eldridge, residence Lawrence; Rosalia (Mrs. R..F.) Ross, res. Washington City, D.C. and Florence Wilber, res. Lawrence. Dated 9 Dec 1868. Admin's bond ,signed by.J~ H. Glashart, and James Blood, 21 Dec 1868, James·S. Emery and Paul R. Brooks, 7 Dec 1868; appr's of personal property-Wilson Shannon, Geo. W. Smith and S.W. Eldridge. Affidavit of Andrew Spicer: On 14 Feb 1869, at Fredonia, Wilson Co. Kans., fire destroyed letter dated Jan 1869, from Martin Spicer of Dallas City, Ill. Martin's .present address unknown. Affidavit dated 23 May 1872.#2175. STEPHENS, Taylor, Wakarusa'Twp; w·.d. 4 Apr 1870; w.p . .;.28 Apr 1870; heirsgr. son-Robert Harrington, two dau's-Mahala Ann Heart and Anna Florence Stevens; wit-John L. Patterson and James P. Clarke; Exec-David Garvin, with will annexed; Bond-John Garvin, Thomas McFarland. 9.p.-Henry Leisch-purchase agreement for real estate in Douglas Co after Taylor Stevens received his patent from the U.S. Gov't. wit-So L. Holman, 3 Mar 1870; .appr's-Smith Herren, Heinrich Leisch, William Fearing. Case File #2181. TAYLOR, Elizabeth P~, Greene Co, town-Cairo, N. Y.; w.d. 29 Dec 1855; w.p.13 May 1867 at town of Catskill; heirs-mo-Maria, sisters-Charlotte K. Taylor, Caroline A. Taylor, Nancy Marie Taylor. "If at any time, the circumstances of the �should be such as not to require any of my property, I would like it to be given to the American Bible Society, Evangel,ical Knowledge Society and Episcopal Board of Missions--divided equally among three societies." Admin. of will granted to Maria E. Taylor. On·22 Mar 1868, request to appoint Lorenzo J. Worden, admin. to complete admin. of E. P. Taylor will as admin. was not completed by Maria E; Taylor prior to the appointment of a guardian, since her insanity. Request signed by Mrs. Charlotte K. Brackett. Inventory of real and personal property includes a promissory note signed by John W. Taylor, dated 5 Nov 1858, Montgomery Ala. and note signed by Charles J. Howell, dated 18 Aug 1865, Cairo, N. Y. "I have sold the above note to my mother, Mrs. Maria E. Taylor of Cairo, Greene CO N. Y." Dated at Macon Ga., 12 Oct 1865. Appointed three sisters and mother as joint Exec's; wit to willCharles P. Howell and James C~ Wooster, both of Cairo, N.Y.; appr's of personal property-George Ford, H. D.' Whitman and Raiph S. Johnson; receipt dated 14 June 1869 signed by N. Maria Stewai~and C. A. Taylor, Memphis, Tenn. Case File #2430. fami~y TAYLOR, Carrie A., Fulton, Ga. (copy of will found in same packet \'lith that of Elizabeth P. Taylor) .w~d.-12 Jan 1878; w.p".-20 Min 1880 at Fulton'Co Ga.; heirsto F. M. Coker of Atlanta, Ga., as trustee. for sister, Nancy Maria Stewart, wf of I. D. Stewart of Memphis, Tenn., and her ch, real estate in Atlanta'purchased from Alton (?)Angier, and notedue by William A. Rawson, Atlanta; to F. M. Coker "for namesake beloved niece;, Carrie Taylor Stewart, dau of Nancy Maria and J. D. Stew. art of Memphis!' bro-Bentonville Taylor, land in Miss. and house and lQt in Brookhaven.;bro-Charles Taylor; bro-Edward Taylor, Lawrence, Kans.; sister-Charlotte Brackett and husband, George C. Brackett, Lawrence; Refer!Lto" di vision'- oL-iesidue of:. estate "whether from whatsoever sources, whether from litigation pending in England concerning my g:r:eatgrandfather Barker's estate or any other sources". Wit": Frank Coker, J." S. A. Coker and J .. F. Coker; Exec-F.M.Coker & Dr.F. C.F.#2430. TAYLOR, John W., Wakarusa Twp; .w.d.-3 June 1865; w.p.-29 Aug 1865; heirsson-Charles, H. Taylor, Lawrence; wif~-'~aria Elizabeth Taylor, qreen Co N.Y.; dau-. Charlotte K. Taylor, Green Co N.Y.; ILd~~ s-Elizabeth P. Taylor, :N,ancy MariaStewart, Caroline Taylor; sons'-Frederick K, Taylor, Bentonville Taylor, Edward A. Taylor; Exec-Charles H. Taylor. Dau·, Charlotte K. Taylor, appointed exec until Charles H. 'Tayl.or becomes of lawful age. Wit-Eugene L. Akin, Warren Stowe, Frances M. Stowe; Bond':'Levi Baldwin, Joel Thomas, Edward P. Harris; appr's of pers. prop.-Levi Baldwin, James Brandon; appr" s of real estate-J. H. Glasshart, R. W. Sparr and John E. Dey. Case File #2421. TODD, Archibald, Douglas Co; w.d.'-18 Jun 1871; w.p.-12 Jul 1871; benef-wf Elizabeth Ellen Todd, guardian of ch; lists real estate heretofore conveyed by Ashbel M. Wheadon to the Leavenworth, Lawrence &Galveston Rail Road to three chJohn A. D. Todd, age 15 yrs, Ashabel Todd, age 14 yrs and Alonzo Todd, age 11 yrs; wit-Geo. S. Hampton, Thadeus S. Wheadon and Oscar Burroughs. Case File #2442. TUFTS, Mary A., Lawrence; w.d.~170ct 1860; w.p.-s Nov l860;he~r-sister Caroline; wit-Harriett H. Earl, Mary R. Eldridge, S. W. Eldridge. ~~ase File #2414. TURNER, William, New London, Howard Co Ind., w.~.-The i2th day of the 8th month 1867; w.p. 7 Jun 1869; w.r.-ls Jun 1869; heirs-wf-Edith Turner, son-Jesse. T. Turner; gr.ch-Mary Frances and Deborah Ernaline Turner, dau's of son, Jesse T. Turner; Exec-Jesse T. Turner; wit-Joseph E. Hallowell(signature affirmed 15 Jun 1869 by Washington Hadley) and Jonath~n Haworth, Leavenworth Co(signature certified by David Walker, 3 Jun 1869. Inventory includes real estate in Douglas. Co and notes receivable signed by the following:. Jonathan Johnson, Elias Rick, T. J. Collins, -!. rvt~.~oate,_!:1~~ce::.. Brwon, W. J. Wright, William Price, Clint Courtney and Peter \.-.-----. -~- --.-.-- --.- -- --=---.-.---.- --- . -- ----=--=-===~J �\ 113-\ ,Maus, all of Indiana; Bond-Chas. A. Pease arid R. Morris; appr's-H. D. Whitman, H. L. R. Jones and W. H. Watkins. Case File #2434 .. ULRICH, Jacob, Douglas Co; w.d.-22 Nov 1863; w.p.':'8 Feb 1864; heifs::wf:':Mary,;." dau-Christina Metsker (John C.); son-Benjamin; dau-Anna Adair (James S.); son-John Ulrich; son-Daniel Ulrich; son-Jacob Ulrich; dau-Mary Shively (J. M.); son-Henry Ulrich; dau-Susan Flory (Wesley). Wit-Stephen Studebaker; admin-Daniel Ulrich and John Bower; Bond-Daniel Waybright and Eli Flory; appr's-Jesse Whitman, Patrick Fawl; inventory-Geo. F. Smith and Aaron M. Cory. ,Case File #2500. WHITE, Augustus W., w.d. 8 Mar l864;w.p. 18 Apr 1864; heirs-son-Arthur M. W. WhHe(to receive real estate in Palmyra Twp), wf-Elinor G. White (Elinor G. Duffy before marriage); Exec-wf Elinor with John Dyer; wit-Eliza F. Hayslett, Bretta M. Dyer, Fielding Heash and Leroy Gr· . Bond-W. P. Buchanan and Robert Morris; Inventory-Isaac L. Baker; Wm McKinney, James A. (?)Graves. Case File #2529. 'WHITLOCK, William, Wakarusa Twp.w;d.-29 Mar 1861;' w;p. 5 Aug 1861; heirs-wf-(?)Minafullarila Whitlock, four married children-names not' listed; Exec-Thomas Ferrell and M. R. Clough; wit-M. R. Clough and John M. Graham; appr's-E. R. Falley; Wm M. Hazeltine, Henry Brown; inventory-A. Curtiss, J. M. Graham; Bond-M.R.Clough, as principal, Wm S. Hughes and J. A. Beam, sureties; appr's pers. prop.-John M. Graham, F~E. LaHay, G. W. Godwin. Case-File #2521.:,-,., c ... ' r n · · . .~; ,L WILLEY, Baldwin City; w.d.-ll Jan 1871; w.p.-13 Oct 1871; heir-wf Lydia P. Willey; wit-Samuel Weeks and U. C.Cavaness; inventory &appr's-Samuel Keifer and William S. Foster. Inventory includes notes signed by the following: L. R. Willey, Rev. William Butts, D. Shook, Jas. H. Carruth, John &George Boon, A. D. Lewis, J. H. Riggs, A. W. Jones, Jacob Stilwell, B. R. Nordyke,F. L.Robinson, Samuel Adams, Isaac C. Barton, Michael Mierley, A. Grim, C. D. Brooks, G. W. Stewart and W. D. Kindall. o.p. Prof. Foss, Daniel Fulton, Samuel Keifer, Wilbur Keifer, Widow -------Dunn, W. J. Jenkins and _ _Hurlburt. BOJ1.d-L):':~i~_.!'-"-W~~!.e.ri, principal, (?) V.J. • Lane and Samuel Weeks. Case File #2560. --Abstracted by Pauline B" Elniff ~--- , Nevvspa.per -~ rl.otices -------l From the Lawrence Journal, Sunday, 11 November 1883, p. 4 I ~',Dying" I I "A telegram from Montrose, Col. received last evening states that J.R. Kennedy, an early settler of Douglas County, and founder of the Deaf Mute Insti tute at Colorado Springs, is sinking rapidly and is not expected to live." Note: A notice of the death of J. R. Kennedy appears 12 November issue of the Lawrence Journal. /' Submitted by Judy SWEETS in the i I �BEST TIME EVER "PAST 75" PICNIC AT WOODLAND PARK ENJOYED· BY A GREAT MANY VISITORS. Afternoon Was informaL One Heat of a Horse Race Was Pulled Off, There Was Fiddling and Singing and Visiting and Picture Taking. It was thought the limit of enjoyment at Woodland park had been reached with the children's picnic last week, but this proved not to be the case. There was absolute joy with the "Past 75" picnic held there yesterday afternoon. The joy of anticipation was as great as that of realization, and the preparation·for the event impressed everyone with the strong feature that made the occasion such a huge success--the perfect delight of those who were invited to take part. There wasn't much going on at the park~not nearly as much as there will be next year when the· event is repeated--but the gathering under the great old trees, with their carpets of splendid verdure, where the breezes always blow, was enough to make the event enjoyable. The guests gathered and visited; gathered even as the children, before the hour set; and visited as hard as the children played. Then all gathered in the auditorium, where there was some old time fiddling by Captain J.M. SPENCER that made others gathered suggest that a. sort of an old fiddlers program would be an interesting feature another year; there was some singing, too, led by Miss Olivia OLSSON. Then the crowd separated and visited some more, the greater number going to the race track seats to watch a heat or two of a horse race that had been promised. There was an annoying wait, as the horse men were quarreling among themselves about making the race, although they finally emerged from the stables and drove a hap-hazard heat around the track. Then all assembled for the photograph that was to be taken by Lawrence. In the contest for the five-pound box of candy for the spryest of the guests, age considered George KIMBALL and Mrs. Charles PEASE won. There was lots of good lemonade for the visitors, who just had to walk up and show their badges, and get all they wanted, whenever they wanted it. It was a great afternoon, and was worth while. The list of those present "past 75," their ages and addresses, is as follows: 95 Years Old. George KIMBALL, 933 Vermont street. 92 Years Old. E.V. GRANT, 808 Indiana street 88 Years Old. J.M. WOOD, 1331 Vermont street. 87 Years Old. O.H. AYER, R.D. 4, Lawrence. M.C. RICE, 1223 Vermont street. �"Past 75" Picnic, June 17, 1913 86 Years Old. W.C. VAN TRIES, Wellsville. Mrs. Mary DEAN, Vermont and Berkley street. H. NEWBY, 1105 New Jersey street. Jesse DILLARD, 520 Louisiana street . . 85 Years Old. A. ROSE, 352 Illinois street. Mrs. E.J. PARTRIDGE, 1020 Tennessee street. 84 Years Old. Mrs. C.H. RICHARDS, 1121 New Jersey street. John RICHARDSON, 1101 Pennsylvania street .. S.M. REYNOLDS, 1023 Vermont street. WID. CRUTCHFIELD, Breezedale. Mrs. Harriet ADAMS, 816 Kentucky street. W.S. CROUCH, 615 West Henry street. 83 Years Old. M.S. MITCHELL, 1700 Tennessee street. A.J. JENNINGS, 817 Tennessee street. M.L.HUNT, 1400 Connecticut street. 82 Years Old. F.J. ECKE, 938 Tennessee street. Dr. W.F. OSBORN, Baldwin. Jasper WILSON, 211 Elm street. John CHAMPION, 1233 Rhode Island street. Henry RITTER,. R.D. 3, Lawrence. Miss Laura BLINN, 276 Lincoln street. G. GROVENOR, 1002 New Hampshire street. Justus. HOWELL, 1320 Ohio .street. Samuel COOK, 524 Louisiana street. 81 Years Old. Claus OTTEN, 724 Rhode Island street. John DEEMER, 1945 Vermont street. John WALTON, 629 Connecticut street. Mrs. A. WHITCOMB, 844 Tennessee street. J.M. MORRIS, 1711 Haskell avenue. J.M. SPENCER, 1100 Connecticut street. Mrs. L.S. A.J. Jos. Mrs. 80 Years Old. E.W. FLORY. STEELE, 842 Indiana street. PHILLIPS, 700 Elliott street. G. SULLIVAN, 723 Arkansas street. M.A. GOOD, 245 Indiana street. 79 Years Old. H.L. HOLLAND, Holdenville, Okla., visiting his son, J.P. HOLLAND at 626 Ohio street. Mrs. L. MENGER, 721 Connecticut street. Mrs. A. DUDLEY, West Warren street. Mrs. H.P. ANDERSON, 838 Louisiana street. T.S. McGEE, 917 East Lee street. L. J. EBERHART, 1212 Connecticut street;~ Mrs. M.E. FAWCETT, 341 Indiana street. �! i16---! I _____ "Past 75" Picnic,June 17, 1913 78 Yea!~ .:Old. S. ENGLE, 2224 Barker avenue. Prescott UNDERWOOD, 534 Louisiana street. Jos. GARDNER, 823 Massachusetts street. A. WELTY, 615 Tennessee street. Mrs. Rebecca CHADWICK, 1947 Barker avenue. W.W. CHADWICK, 1947 Barker avenue. L.E. JOHNSON, 1030 Massachusetts street. W.D. WELLS, R.D. 4, Lawrence. J.H. SPHAR, 224 Locust street. Mrs. Elizabeth STEEN, 1208 Kentucky street. Mrs. Fannie DILLARD, 520 Louisiana street. Mrs. Jane RADCLIFFE, 620 Rhode Island street. . '~" 77 Years~ .Qld. F.A. DERBY, 810 Alabama street. O.G. RICHARDS, Eudora. Mrs. Lucia JONES, 638 Louisiana street. Mrs. W.H. SPALDING, 808 Rhode Island street. T.N. CROWDER, 729 Missouri street. E. HUDDLESTON, R.D. 4, Lawrence. A.W. METCALF, 634 Kentucky street. Mrs. J.H. HILL, 844 Tennessee street. Mrs. Chas. PEASE, 1225 Tennessee street. E.D. O'BRYON, 1332 Tennessee street. P. SOUDERS, 400 Maple street. A.W. PLUMMER, R.D. 5, Lawrence. J.T. STUBBS, 716 Louisiana street. 76 Years·. Old; Mrs. J. GALLAGHER, Tonganoxie. Charles FETTY, 709 Alabama street. O.D. LEE, 900 Tennessee street. Mrs. J.W. JUNKIN, 945 Tennessee street. B.F. SMITH, Barker and Banks streets. Ed. MUNK, 81-3 Illinois street. F.E. STIMPSON, 1224 Tennessee street. Mrs. M.A. GILLISPIE, 1002 Vermont street. Mrs. E.J. MOYS, 331 Indiana street. F. HARRIMAN, 523 Louisiana street. 75 Years Old. DODDS, 903 Alabama street. J. C. DODDS, 905 .Alabama street. HAVERKAMPF, 1138 New York street. THOMAS, 1339 Haskell avenue. O.W. THOMAS, 1339 Haskell avenue. GERKIN, 1001 Rhode Island street. EBERHART, 911 Alabama street. ANDERSON, .833 Alabama street. ·Wm. BROWN, R.D. 9, Lawrence. Mrs. A.A. RUSS, 1231 Kentucky street. F.B. VARNUM, 345 Missouri street. J.C. Mrs. F.H. O.W. Mrs. J.H. P.C. A.J. �:117' '_ _ _ I "Past 75" Picnic, June 17, 1913 7S.Years Old. I. HEMPHILL, 1026 New Jersey street. V.L. REECE, 1245 Rhode Island street. Celindia COON, 1241 Delaware street. Mrs. Chas FETTY, 709 Alabama street. Mrs. S. ENGLE, 2234 Barker avenue. Mrs. Jasper WILSON, 211 Elm street. After the exercises at the park were completed the announcement was made that Mr. and Mrs. PATTEE of the Nickle would be glad to honor the "Past 75" badges by admitting the wearers to the evening program. From The Daily Gazette, Lawrence, Ks., Wednesday, June 18, 1913. Submitted by Jane WIGGINS '~~, - , '\41 lUi ~ ---'- - ~-.,-.........-..-~-~ ---I Lawrence Daily Gazette, November 12, 1913 FRANCISCO LIVERY SOLD S.C. BYBEE of Garnett, Assumes. Charge January 1. The FRANCISCO livery barns at 808-10-12 Vermont street, one of the largest of the kind in the city, was sold this morning to Mr. S.C. BYBEE of Garnett, Kansas, who will assume charge as owner with the opening of another year. Negotiations for the sale of the property have been going on for some; time, but always some hitch occurred until the final consummation of the deal this morning. Mr. FRANCISCO has been in business several years and has made a big success of it. Whehheassumed charge several years ago the business was run down more or less, but he has built up and added until now the barn and business is the largest of its kind in the city. Mr. BYBEE, although not assuming absolute charge, will remain here until January next, and will thoroughly familiarize himself with the business and at the same time become acquainted with his Lawrence trade. He is a married man with a family and will move here some time after the opening of next year. Mr. FRANCISCO has not definitely decided upon his future course of action, but will remain here at least until after the barn has passed out of his control . . I~. : The Morning News, Dec. 6, 1883 ~-=.::-"--=---~~-- - - - - ~-~---~--- I G. A. R. All ladies, wives of members of the Washington Post, and wives of : all old soldiers and the widows of soldiers with their daughters over I twelve years of age are earnestly requested to meet at the headquarters i . of Washington Post on Henry street next Saturday at 2 o'clock, p.m.; for I : the purpose of forming a ladies auxiliary society to Washington Post ' I No. 12, Grand Army of the Republic. �118 to by Testirnorl.ies CO"Ll.rl.ty DO"Ll.gla.s Citizerl.s from "Kansas Claims", House Reports, (36th Congress, 2nd Session) (2 Vols.) Compiled by Judy M. Sweets, 11 April 1986. Government Documents Section, Spencer Research Library, University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas. I I - l The following Douglas County Citizens gave testimonies concerning losses they sustained "during the disorder that p~evailed from November 1. 1855 to December 1. 1856." in Kansas Territory They were making claims to the Federal Government for compensati.on. (Note: not included in this index are the names of those persbns. usually friends. relatives or neighbors who gave supporting testimonies.) ( Name of Claimant Claim # .i Name of Claimant I -- Claim # - - --- ____ _ ALLEN. Lyman 240 ,;~",,' IT.",:;:':; DUMXRS: James 74 ANDERSON. John 199 EARLE. George F. 208 ATHERTON. Henry 31 ; EGGART. Henry 89 BAILEY. David 407 -, ELDRIDGE. Shalor W. 101 BAILLIE. John A. 17 EDWARDS. Charles L. 232 216 ELLIOTT (see MILLER BAILY. Francis A. BALDWIN. Andrew S. 224 and ELLIOTT) BALDWIN. Frank M. 51 ELLIOTT. Robert G. 223 BALDWIN. Henry L. 26 EMERY. James S. 82 BALLARD. Charles W. 148 EVANS. James C. ,429 BARRICKLOW. Henry 248 FAXON. Asaph A. 55 BARBER. Robert F. 11 FREEMAN. Charles 2 BASSETT. Rufus. S. 16 FRY. Samuel 374 BICKERTON. Thomas ' 21 ,FULLER. Ferdinand 88 BLOOD (and MORROW) 204 GARRETT. Charles J. 48 __J BLOOD and HUTCHINSON 483 GAYLORD. Martin L. 197 ' BOYER;' Joseph J. 81' GILSON. Simeon \ 190 BREYMAN. 'Wflfiam- 7 GINGERICK. John S. 36 BRIDGES. Wm. C. 14 GLEEN. Michael 107 BlWNSON. Henry 108 GLEASON. Salem 47 BROOKS. Paul R. 209 GRAHAM. John 193 BROWN. George W. 213 GRAHAM. William 59 BUFFUM. D.C. 369 GROVER. Joel 215 (Estate of ) GUNTHER. ARthur 61 BURR. Reuben H. 380 _"_ HALL. L. S. 57 BURTON. David 15 HANCOCK. Benjamin S. 222 BURTON. Detviot 438 - HARRINGTON. J. D. 86 CAMPBELL. James 434 HARRINGTON. S.C. 94 CARD. William J. 427 HARRIS. Archibald 93 CARROLL. James P':---7-1-~ HARTTMAN. Morris 58 _CARTER. James H. 212f HAZELTINE. Wm. M. 27 ,----~ *:COLEMAN. Ezekiel A. 54 J HEARD. Thomas B. 399 - COMSTOCK. James 396 HEARD. Thomas R. 235 COREL (see CARROLL) HEATH. Eratus B. 19 CROCKER. John G. ,--.----..!.UJ HOPPER. Benj. F. 435 CUMMINGS. James 398 HOYT. Sarah E. 1 CUTLER. A. 3 HULL. William S. 104 CUTTER. George 77 HUNT. Frank M.D. 45 DAVIS. Sylvester H. 441 HUNT. George W. 214 DEITZLER. George W. 233 HURD. Henry 29 DENNIS. BAXTER C. 192 HURD. James 448 DENNIS. L. B. 39 1 HURD. Sidney 194' DICKSON. Charles. 32--1 HUTCHINSON (see BLOOD and HUTCHINSON) bOLE. ARtemas W. 30 \ HUTCHINSON. G.W. and 220 -------~0V; Jot!.n_ - __ 226 _______ 'L\___~W~.~a.:.:n~d~C~o_'_._ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ **-: l I r j -------------.---~,- *,* �_,______ ' _ _ I --------------- ----------1 l Name of Claimant I Claim # Name of Claimant ------~~=======:J~A~M~E~R~S~O~N~,~W~a~l~t~e~r~D=.====3=7~4~49\=-~~1 ROE, John ROWLEY, Lyman RUCKEL, Samuel R. RUSSELL, Sheldon C. SAMPSON, Turner SCANNEL. Daniel SEARLE, Albert D. SHEPHERD, S.R. SHULER, Joseph SIMMONS, Wm. R. SIMPSON, Henry M. SIMPSON, Samuel N. SKIELBECK, G.S. SMITH, Charles W. 'SMITH, Samuel SMITH, Sameul C. SNYDER, George H. SOUTHERLAND, S. (Estate of) SOUTHMAYD, C.W. SPAULDING, John SPICER, John SPICER, Newell W. STEARNS, Clark STEVENS, Taylor STROUP, John SWl\YNE, Joseph B. TABER. Jonathan F. TALLEY (see TULLY) TAPPAN, Samuel F. TAYLOR, Johnn W. THOMES. Charles H. THOMAS, Thomas H. THOMPSON, Eli S. THOMPSON, J. H. TOLLS, Francis o. TULLY, BenoniC. WADE, Achilles B. WAKEFIELD, John A. WALKER, Samuel WALLACE. Milligan WARD, George H. WELLS, Thomas WELLS, William S. 'WHEDON, A. M. WHITE, Absalom WHITE, Andrew WILDER, Abraham WILSON, Phoebe J. WOOD, 'J. N. O. P WOODWARD, Levi \H',P--' _____ WRIQI:II. Charles A. JENKINS, Gais (Estate of) JENKS, Lewis Z06 JESSE, Wi 11 iam JOHNSON, Benjamin 219 JONES, Alfonso 67 JONES, Samuel 221 JONES. Wiley 91 JONES, William 373 JUSTICE, WilUam 41 KI~NNEDY, Oliver P. 230 La HAY, Toussaint 433 LACY, Henry B. 84 LACY, John M. 85 LIVERMORE, Wi 11 iam 49 LOVEJOY, Char les H. 33 LUM, Samuel Y. 229 McCLELLAND, H.S. 409 McCLELLAND, J.G. 87 McDOWELL, Wm. A. 379 McFARLAND, Robert, ,83 McGEE, James 43 McGHEE (see McGEE) McKINNEY, William 60 MACY, Eliah G. 227 MALLORY, Anson H. 201 MERRITT. Joseph 196 MILLER and ELLIOTT 231 MONTAGUE, D. N. 103 MOORE, Mahlon K. 37 MOREHEAD, John 97 MORROW and BLOOD 204 MORROW, Robert 42 NACE, William M. 428 NEAL, Aaron , 92 NEWMAN, Charles 6 NICHOLS, R. D. 50 NUTE, Ephraim, Jr. 241 OAKLEY. Joseph 191 OLIVER, Thomas Jr. 73 O'NEAL, Hugh 53 PALMER, Daniel W. 70 PATTERSON, Susanna 23 PIERCE, George W. 211 PIERSON, Thomas M. 12 PLATTS. Aaron E. 65 PURDOM. Eliza B. 40 RAND, Charles H. 28 RAWSON, Harrison R. 9 ROBINS'oN,._cb!3ctes,______~~.::?6' * ** Portion of this PIONEER. testimony published Portions of these testimonies No.1, of THE PIONEER. Submitted.by Judy SWEETS were in this published 68 34 439 66 72 69 205 62 35 200 237 238 368 372 228 80 25 106 45 461 225 38 24 105 64 5 195 255 99 370 110 52 56 63 90 198 8 20 102 476 98 217 100 234 236 239 367 436 242 96 issue of THE in Vol. 5 �120 A Portion of the --- -------,------------- --- - -- ---- - - - - _ . - TestilTIorl.¥ Ezekiel A_ of Co 1 elTIarl. From "Kansas Claims", House Reports, (36th Congress, 2nd Session) Government Documents, Spencer Research Library, University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas. "No. 54 Territory of Kansas, Douglas County, ss: To the commissioner of claims under act of the assembly of Kansas, approved February 7, 1859, at Lawrence, March A.D. 1859. legislative in session Your petitioner, E.A. COLEMAN, respectfully shows that he is and since the 27th day of October, A.d. 1854, has been a citizen of Douglas county and Terri tory of Kansas. That during the troubles and disorder that prevailed in said Territory between the 1st day of November, 1855, and 1st day of ' December, 1856, and in consequence thereof, he lost and had stolen and taken ~way of his goods and chattels the property mentioned in the lahnexed schedule, at the time and in the manner therein stated, which schedule is annexed to and made a part of this petition, for which property he has never received any compensation whatever. He further alleges that .about the 1st day of September, and for several weeks thereafter, armed bands of men were infesting said county and the neighborhood of petitioner, and he, with others of his neighbors, was driven away from his home and unable to save his crops, and thereby the crops mentioned in said schedule were totally lost and destroyed. He further alleges that his occupation at that time was that of a teamster, which was entirely broken up by said loss of his team, to his damage $50, as set forth in said schedule. Wherefore he prays your honors to audit and cerfi fy said losses, amounting to $574 in all, and the interest thereon from said 1st day of September, A.D. 1856, as damages resulting from said loss, and to award him certificate therefor. E.A. COLEMAN Sworn to and signed before me this 16th day of March, A. D. 1859. SAMUEL A. KINGMAN, Commissioner" Note: Supporting testimony from Ezekiel COLEMAN's son Charles COLEMAN and his neighbor, George GILBERT are also'included in this claim. J. Submitted by Judy SWEETS �\11 o Testimony of �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 Well~~g and Vivian Clough. Bridegroom Bride Date/Place' if not Doug.Co. Officiant ADAMS, Ulysses Jackson Co., 1'10 ADOLPH, Henry ALDRIDGE, Isaiah (ALDRICH) ALDRIDGE; Izah ALLEN, Jesse ANDERSON, Nelson ANTeN, Lafe AUTERBURN, Samuel Jefferson Co.,KS BAILEY, Bishop A~ BARNES, Joseph C. BEDGOOD, William B. BELL, Christopher C. Kansas City, 1'10 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 IS A. BRASS, Charles H. BROEKER, John F. 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 ELAM., Jennie GRAY, Rachel Jane ,Jefferson Co. ,KS POLLARD, Viola M. HART, Carrie CARSON, Elizabeth J. WILLIS, Jessie J. Douglas CO\~l, 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 HOUSlmMAN~ Priscilla LARO, Emma Alice Nettie BROOKS, Alford BROWN, Frederick BROWN, John H. HANKS, Francis EBERHART, Lena FLOYD, Emma M. 18 June 1879 21 July 1879 8 Sept 1879 THURMAN, 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-Jeffer.son Co.,KS J. C. Northrup,JP James M.Hendry,PJ 4 Oct 1879 21 May 1879-License only 10 Nov 1879 14 June 1879 James M.Hendry,PJ A. C. Peck,MG 25 Dec 1879 6 May 1879 30 Jan 1879 1 Jan 1879 9 Jan 1~79 John Mclnaton,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 Ge9.rge Foeniuer, Fastor Dudley Lee,MG Josep4 Rahskopf,Rev A.M.Richardson,MG rt:J ~ �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS fl!ARRIAGE RECORDS - 1879 (Cont'd) Bridegroom BROWN, Perry B. Douglas Co.;, KS BROWN.; William .' . Jefferson Co., KS BROWN,' William T. BURKET, Benton Bride HUNTINGTON, Clara Sandus~y Co., OH ROTHWELL, Lydia P. , Jefferson Co., KS CABMEN, Mary H. . GRACE, Ella· . BURR, Ed N. MC KEE, .Ella May Denver, CO DouglaeCo., KS BUSH, Angus BLANCHARD,' Sue" BUTTRICK, Joseph NYE, Julia Kent Co., HI' Douglas Co., KS' CAREW NICHOLS', . Sarah . , James .' Leavenworth Co. ,K.S .Leavenworth Co., KS CARROL, Matthew W.·· ZIMMERMAN,Clara.··· CARTER, Adam CARTER, Harriet CASTELLO, Thomas W. SPALDING, Harriet E. , PottawatomieCo. ,KS Douglas Co. ,KS CLARK, Reese HAYNES;.' Mary B.' . Douglas Co., KS Jefferson Co., KS CLARK, Sidney GOULDING, Dora . Douglas Co.~, KS Topek.a, KS CLAY, Lewis H~ BURNELI;~ Mary A. COLE, James A. KNEALE, Mary ,E~ CORNISH, Henry CARTER, Ella ' Lincoln, NE Douglas Co~,KS CRAIG , Robert MURRAY, . Anila" . .: Osage Co.,KSOsage Co.,KS CRAMER, John C. STOUT Susan' Kansas City, MO Dou~las Co., KS CROSBY, Jacob PERRY, Annie DAVIS, John HOPKINS, Sophia Leavenworth Co.,Ks Leavenworth Co.,KS . CHRISTIAN, Inger . DAVIS,John H. DAVIS, John W. WHITLOCK, Cordelia DAVI'S, Tur1 W4LT~; "Mary I. DAW~ON, Albert W. COVEY, .MaryEllen' Wl.nchester, IL . Winch.ester ~ IL Date/Place if not Doug.CO. Officiant .~ '- James M.Hendry,PJ 24 May 1879 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 C.o. ,KS C. W. Cherry,JP 2 Apr 1879 17'Dec'1879 13 Oct ,1879 James M.Hendry,PJ James M.Hendry,P~ Joseph J.Walsh,Priest 10 June 1879 Henry ~ank, MG 10 Dec 1879-Topeka,Shawnee,KS Thomas H.Vail, Bishop 26 May 1879-License only G. W. Browning,Pastor 26 Mar 1879 . AndrewV.Stout,MG 2; Oct 1879 Spring,Pastor ; Feb 1879 ~.W. 16 June 1879 P.W.Rote, MG 26 Nov 1879 C.B. Beek~, JP ;0 JUne 1879-Leavenworth Co.KS·S.J.McNaughton,JP , , . 12 Sept 1879-License only ;0 Sept 1879 9 July 1879 1 May 1879 A~A.Trimper,MG A.A.Trimper,MG s. W~ Spring,Pasto.r �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGES'RECORDS - 1879 (Cont'd) Bridegroom Date/Place if not Doug.Co. Bride Of1l.ciant James M.Hendry,PJ DAY, Phylander . CARTER, Eliza 3 Sept 1879 J.R.Meredith,Pastor DAY, Willis(William)H. LIPPY, Florence M. 30 Mar 1879 James M.Hendry,PJ DELAPP~@ Stephen INMAN, Julia A. 24 Feb 1879 James M.Hendry,PJ DELLIT, George W. MARTIN, Nancy Jane 7 July 1879 Leavenworth Co.,KS Leavenworth Co.,KS P. M.Lewis,Min. DESKINS, Francis -l~ MOORE,Mattie F. 24 Sept 1879 S. P.Jacobs,Pastor DESKINS, John SPRAGUE, Sarah J. 27 July 1879 A.A.Trimper,MG . DEVLIN, Noris SCHRADER, Carrie 6 Feb 1879 P.Lewis Guenther, DILLON, Peter H. MC NERVEY, Mary 20 Apr 1879 Priest . _Topeka, KS Douglas Co., KS Andrew Douglas,JP DODGE, David W. GORMER, Alzena 12 Nov 1879 Thomas J.Cunder,MG DRAKE, J o s e p h . CUNNINGHAM, Jennie 23 Aug 1879 John Q.A.Norton,PJ DUDLEY, William C. BRUNK, Sophronia' 1 Jan 1879 De Soto, KS De Soto, K.S . P.M. Lewis, MG DUMMER, HEmry E. FINLEY, Judie 23 Jan 1879 James Bryson,MG DUNN, James B. HOWELL, Margaret 24 Apr 1879 W.H. Reece, MG DUTTON, Joseph B. HOBBS, Lillie Jane 1 Jan 1879 Johnson Co., KS Douglas Co., KS DWYER, Patrick MALONEY, Hannah 11 Nov 1879-Leavenworth Co. ,KS Elias)'layer ,Priest Leavenworth Co., KS Leavenworth Co., KS J,ohn N. Young , Clergy ELLIOTT, James -G. PATTON, Martha 2 Apr 1879 Moses Disinger,Rev. ELM, Henry FLEER, Minnie 4 Sept 1879 ELSTON, Henry HARLAN, Alice DexiEir ~~er, MG ··16 Feb 1879 EVERETT, Milton J. . HOWARD, Sarah James Bryson, MG . 27 Apr 1879 John Wilder,JP . FAUST, Benjamin F. W;lSSTERHAUS, Emma 16 Oct 1879 Jom N~Young,MG FEATHERSTONE,Edward 11 STEWART,. Emma: Molina 30 Dec 1879 . Absolom Lacock,Rev FINLEY, George W.LOWE, Clara E. 13 Apr 1879 James M.Hendry,PJ FORSYTHE, Harrison COOLEY, Mary 5 Nov 1879 'BEEMAN, Daniel G.W. HIGGS, Elizabeth 15 Sept 1879-License only Douglas Co., KS Eeavenworth Co. ,KS Albert:;:-jM. Weikmann, FRITZEL, John SNYDER, Margaret 31 Aug 1879 Priest Ezra Hubbell,Elder FULTZ, Andrew MINTON, America _ 9 Feb 1879i?' Leavenworth Co.,KS. LeavenworthCo.-,KS GALLETLY, George W.· ACKLEY, Dena . , . John Q..A.Nortonli:PJ 3 Jan 1879 James M.Hendry, PJ _GARST, Benjamin F. HAI'1MILL,-Maggie M. 4 Sept 1879 . , " l§ �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS; MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1879 (Cont' d) Bridegroom Bride Date/Place if not Doug.Co. GAUMER ,. Thomas C. ,GIBBARD, Ignatius MC GEE" Emma GUBSMIETHT, Anna 3 Dec 1879 13 Aug '1879 GLUJ:4S, George W. GRAY,' Daniel . Sedan, KS GURLEY, John S. BARRIS, Charles R. HARRIS, Nathan ' HARRIS, Thomas liASE",.ubert HAYS, Henry F.O. Kansas C~ty, MO HEARNE, James, A. BERNAL, Thoma.s HERRING, Samuel W. HESTON, Charley (Canby) . Gove Co., KS HIDl)EN, Jason Kansas'City, MO HILL, Frederick B. HILL, Livingston Leavenworth Co.,KS HILL, Quincy'A. O["liciant . A.A.Trimper, MG Al~ert M.Weikmann, Priest James M.Hendry,PJ A. C. Peck,MG SHIELDS, Mary P. 13 Mar 1879 BACXWITH, Flora 1 May 1879 . Dougl~~ 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 RIDINGER, Mary' ' James M.Hendry,PJ 1 Mar 1879 William.Bedale,MG SHEARER, Elizabeth M. 19 Feb 1879 Douglas •Co., KS WIIl.H.Reece, MG· SHANK, Mary 18 June 1879 W.W. Silsby,' JP' CARTER, Maria ' 25 Dec 1879, S. P. Jacobs, MG DENTON, Sethy 14 De'c '1879 Milo Hobert,Rev . HIGGINS, Francis L• 24 June 1879 lit ~ Pleasant," IA A.C. Peck, MG LAMBERTSON,Mary Isabella 6 May 1879 . Douglas Co., KS .: MACY; Carrie .. 14 Dec 1879 ~.. EklJ2.0:D\I~Ho Bonebrake,Min BRUCE,Martha 28 Aug 1879-Leavenworth Co. ,KS . Elias Mayer,Rev Leavenworth Co.,KS' DAY, Ella·A. J.R.Meredith, MG 30 Jan 1879 H;rNES, SaDl\i~ 1 Benjamin Sunnial,MG DEAN, Mary F. 15 J·une 1879 HITCHCOCK~ Adolph E. James M.Hendr,Y,PJ HALLOWAY, Rose D. 30 Oct'1879 • HOGAN , . Thomas . , . HYLAND~ Maggie R. 24 Nov 1879-License only HOLLADAY, Benjamin W. PHILLIPS, Minnie W. J.C.Nortbrup, JP 29 June 1879-1, . Jefferson Col,l{S, Jefferson· Co. ,KS: HOLLY, Charles F. ' Henry ;Frank, MG LEIBY, NancyA. G. '5 May 1879 HOLMES, Samuel HOWLlND, Mary T.· 14 May 1879-Licens'e only HOLMES, William C. PAYNE, Fannie C. A. G.Murray,Pastof 25 Dec 1879 HOOVER, Isaac L. - ., Joseph Michael,~G STEDMAN, MarY E. 14 Dec 1879 HOBNER, Levi , LINDL,EY, Emma E. James M.H~ndry;PJ 13 Oct 1879 ,Leavenworth Co.,KS . Douglas Co. ,KS • Leavenworth Co.,KS Douglas Co.,Ks �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1879 (Cont' d) Bridegroom Bride HOWAIu> , Benjamin P. HART,Nellie M. HOWAR,D, George W:. HUBBLE, Catherine S. Leavenworth Co. ,KS,-Leayenworth Co."KS ,HUNTER';' Eli B . . PETERSON, Anna _L. HUNTZIN,GEB, Franklin, NEAL, -Annie E. HU~TED, Charles W. GILMAN, Alice May 'Dutchess Co. ,BY - Denver, CO 'JAMES, John GIVENS, Martha DeSoto, KS Douglas Co.,KS JOHNSON, Justin J.LOCKWOOD, Lillian D. JUDSON, Arthur W. JONES~ 'Elizabeth J. Douglas Co. ,KS Jefferson Co., KS KAUB, J aco b FORD, Elnora Franklin Co.,KS Leavenworth Co.,KS . KEARNS, O. Frank HIJ1L, JuliaKELLEY, James MYERS, Elizabeth KERBY, Alexander _ MC KINNEY, Susan Leavenworth Co.,KS Leavenworth Co.,KS KILLOUGH, William SATER, Mary E. Jefferson Co.,KS Jefferson Co.,KS KNIGHT, George W. ROBINSON, Annie KNOWLES, John V. BANKS, -Martha E. Osage Co.,KS Douglas Co.,1B KOONS, William YOUNG, Mary Francis KRAMER, Bernhardt EBERHARD, Sophia KRAMER, Bernhardt BRECHEISON, Wilhelmina KRATZBURG, Anton KOEHI.ER, Annie ' Anderson Co.,KS -Douglas Co., KS KYLE, James HUNT, CharlotteA. Jeffe~son Co., KS Jeff~rson Co.,KS ,LANDWERLEN, George A. BOWERS, 'Franc~s LANGSTON, Desaline W. MADDOX; Lizzie LANKFORD, Benjamin F. SMITH, Ida Leavenworth Co.,KS Douglas Co.,KS LAWRENCE, William S. RICHARDSON, Minnie E. Boston, MA Douglas Co.,KS DateIFlace' if not Doug.Co. Of:iciant 2 Dec 1879 S.W.8pring,Pastor 16 Mar 1879-Leavenworth Co.,KS Wm.R.Cousbant,Min 30 June -1879 20 May 1879 2a,'@rAugg~8~JJ e \~ )'LQ] " A-.'A.Trimper,MG James M.Hendry,PJ S~ M.OsJIlond,MG 25 Dec 1879 W.V.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 2~ 18~ rs Apr J. R.Meredith,MG G 22 May 1879 _ Bedford Drisdom,M L§ 30 Oct 1879-Leavenworth Co.,KS P.W.Gowers,JP 1 May 1879-? W. M.Payne, JP - 24. Mar 1879 20 Apr 1879 f<,i@ 0, 12 Mar 1879 3 Mar 1879 28 Jan 1879 11 Nov 1879- w. 3 Dec 1879-Jefferson Co.,KS J.C.Northrup,JP 13 Feb 187927 Mar 1879 21 Aug 1879 A.G.Murray,Pastor James M.Hendry,PJ T.H.Ewing,MG 18 Mar 1879 A.M.Richardson,MG James M.Hendry,PJ A.Cardwell,MG r - Robert Loggan,VDM C.. Emmel,Pastor C. Emmel,Pastor . John T.Leary,Priest �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE REOORDS - 1879 (Oont' d) Bridegroom Bride LEE, Michael B. . DOBBINS,Mamie LEE, William GRANT, Anna LEWIS, Allen E. DEAN, Louisa M. Lafayett Oo.,ll Douglas Oo.,~ LOESCH, Adam FISHER, Eliza LUBY, Martin E. FAWL, Catherine Osage 00., KS . Douglas Co., .KB LUCAS, NathanD. OOULTER, America M. LUDINGTON, Duett F. SISSON, Frankie L~" Oharles W. LANGWORTHY, Laura J. Salina, KS Salina,'KS LYON, George FINCHER, Mary Winthrop, MO Douglas 00., KS mCy, John 'G. HOPPER,Lizzie MAGILL, William G. KEIFER, Adelina West Bay City, HI Douglas, Co., KS MANS0N, Andrew LARSON, Mary MARSHALL, John E. DENNEWILLER, Julie MATNEY, JasperN. MYERS, Sadie MC AIJ.ASTER,Oharles A. MO AT.]:,ASTER, Emily MO ARTHUR, John A. CARTER, Josephine Reno ~. Co., KS 'Douglas 00., KS Me OALL, Oharles D. SHIMMONS, Nellie' E. ~herman, TX DO'uglas 00., KS MOCLAY, George WILLIAMS, Annie T. Leavenworth Co.,KS Douglas Co., KS MC CURDY ,Fred A. WALTON, 'Rachel A. HC 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 SedgewickCo.,KS MILLER, David' TYRREL, Jennie MITCHELL, Wiley ODELL, Maggie MONROE, James LEWIS, Louisa MOODY, Henry C. HOLMES, Mabel ~. Datetplace if not DOug.Co. Officiant 10 Sept 1879 26 Feb 1879 16 Sept 1879 Ohas. Chadwick ,JP' Dudley Lee,MG . Bedford Drisdom,MG 11 Dec 1879 9 Feb 1879 C.G.Fritsche,Pastor H. 0,'Reilly,Rev 16 Nov 1879 22:0c,t 1879, 3 Sept 1879 P.M.Lewis, Min. A.C.Peck, l'1G S~ M. Osmond,MG 10 Mar 1879 James M.Hendry,PJ 30 Dec 1879 7 Oct 1879-Kansas City, MO Ohas. 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 ~ Paul Ziegler,Rector ,I~ 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~ 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 'M.Richardson,MG S.W. Spring,Pastor �DOUGLAS COUNTY, LKA'NSAS1~IAGj; RECORDS - 1879 (Cont t d) Bridegroom Bride MOON, Alvia A. STONE, Mattie A. , MOON, Joel MOORE, Fhilora ' , Hutchison, KS Douglas Co., KS ' MGRqAN, John F. l'1ERCER, Elcina ' MORRIS, William F. EDWARDS,' Martha E. NElS, Fredf3TROBEL, Minnie -':, Douglas Co., KS ' :'J ohnson 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, HattieE. Topeka, K S D o u g l a s Co., KS OVENDER, Marion HODSON, Jane T. ' Leavenworth Co.,KS Leavenworth Co., KS OWENS, Charles C. DESKINS, Hulda J. OWENS, Eric HOWE, Kittie C. FARKER, Edward. J. NEWLIN, Elmira FARKER, Henry MARTIN, Emily PARNHAM, Joseph B. COWAN, Rachel A. PATRICK, George Edward LEWIS, Hattie FAYNE, James A. FARNELLS, Emaline Jefferson Co., KS Jefferson Co., KS PEAIRS, Chambers A. BANTA, Susie 'FERRY, Charles S. SPERRY,'Nellie D. FERRY, Washington SCOTT, Rosie ' FETERSON , James REED, Mary' E. , YATES, Amlie E. FETTIT, John W. Rome, Adams Co., OH Douglas Co., KS RAKE, John E. KOEHI.ER, Elizabeth RAY, Edward COOK, Mary E. -REED, Marcus G. ROTHWELL, Fermelia M. REED, Robert H. DIGGS, Louisa ' Franklin Co.. KS 'Osage Co.. KS • Leavenworth Co.,KS Leavenworth Co. , KS Date/Place if not Doug.Co. Officiant 25 Dec 1879 4 Jan 1879 A.A~'Trimper. 29 Oct 1879 1 June 1879 19 Feb 1879 Henry Frank, MG Henry Frank , MG C. Emmel,Pastor 2 Mar 1879-1 Samuel Baker,MG 6 Oct 1879-Emporia,Lyon Co.,KS J.Fearier,Priest i , James M.Hendry, FJ MG 24 Aug 1879 17 May 1879 19 June 1879 Richard Ricketts,MG Henry B. Rogers,JF A.C.Peck, MG ' 23 Jan 1879-Fall Leaf, KS Sam Kelsall,Min. 21 Apr 1879 31 July 1879 22 Oct 1879 5 June 1879 27 Mar 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 A.G.Murray,MG A.A. Trimper, MG James M.Hendry,PJ Wm. Draper, JP Wm. Bedale,Min -1'879 1, Oct 1879 11 Feb 1879 20 Feb 1879 '. ' 3 Sept 1879 '. Wm., Draper, JP 19 Aug 1879 L.S. Steele, JP 26 May 1879 1 Apr 1879-Jefferson Co.,KS Charles W.Cherry,JF James M.Hendry, PJ 15 ,Nov 1879 �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS l"lARRIAGE RECORDS - 1879 (Cont' d) Bridegroom REED, Will H. REYNOLDS, Albert W. REYNOLDS, John Leavenworth Co., KS RICHARDSON, George A.. RqBE, Martin .' . Douglas Co., KS ROTHWELL, Samuel J. Jefferson Co., KS RU~, John H. RUTTER, Cheste~ L. Miami Co., KS ~·DS, . Jacob SAXTON,' Byron F. . Osage Co., KS SCHUBERT, John W. SEATON, Johnson SELZER, William J. SHANK, William Bride Date/Place if not Doug.Co. Officiant STEPHENS, Emma 23 Apr 1879 Henry W. Reed,MG LEUTWILER, Bertha 29 Mar 1879 W. W.Silsby,JP . ADAIR, Samantha 19 Nov 1879-7 T.P.Olds, MG . Douglas Co., KB COLEr-JAN, MinnieA. 12 Apr 1879 A.A.Trimper,MG STROl3EL, Paulina: 19 Feb 1879' C. Emmel,Pastor . Johnson Co., KS . NICHOLS, Almildia(Allvildie) 16 Sep 1879-Jefferson Co.KS C.W.Cherry,JP . Leavenworth Co., KS STEINLE, Ottilie 27 Nov 1879 C.G.FritscheVPastor READING, MaryJ. . 28 Sept 1879 S.E.Rudleton,VDM Douglas Co., KS CRAVENS, .Millie 24 Oct 1879 A•. C.Peck,MG BEINE, Libbie·S. , 16 Oct 1879. J.W.Clock,MG :Dpuglas' Col, KS BREITHAUPT, Lydia 8 Aug 1879 Moses Dissinger,Rev FITOBUE, Maria 1·2 June· 1879 Gabriel Gray, Min. STROBEL, Hannah 19 Feb 1879 c. Emmel,Pastorr~, HOllLOWELL, Dora L. 25 Dec 1879 James M. Hendry, PJ -,-J SHARPLESS~~Nathaniel GREER; Julia A. 23 Jan 1879 James M.Hendry,PJ Osage"··Co. ,KS Douglas Co ., KS SHIELDS, Joseph WILKINSON, Rachel S. 1 Oct 1879 A C.Peck, MG SHOCKEY, William HAAS, Annetta 4 Sept 1879 JamesM.Hendry,PJ SHOLES, David C. . HAERIS, Adelia 24 Dec 1879 Chas.Chadwick,JP SMITH, Andrew J. PIFER, Lucy E. 20 May 1879 Werter R.Davis,MG· Lyon Co, KS Douglas Co., KS $MITH, David G. BRUEGGEN, Augusta 19 Apr 1879 A.A. Trimper ,MG Dickinson Co.,KS Douglas Co.,KS SMITH, IsaacM. STEWART, Lucy 14 Sept ,1879 Gabriel Gray,Pastor SMITH, Winston SHERMAN, Jennie E. 22 Jan 1879 W. S. Harrad,MG BOLT, Henry M. YARNOLD, Mamie T. 9 Oct 1879 A.C. Pe4k, MG SPEAR, S. P. STACEY,' Artie B. 17 Dec 187.9 S. W. Spring,Past.or Topeka,KS DeKalb, NY SPERRY, James DAVIS,.Eva E. 18 Apr 1879 James M. Hendry,PJ SPRATT, James H. MITCHELL, Emma E. . 5 Mar 1879...Linwood, KS Henry Frank,MG Douglas Co~, KS Leavenworth Co. ,KS �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORD~ Bridegroom Bride' Date/Place STADLER\ Herman VOGEL, Matilda 13 Nov 1879 ::-:-.::; STAD~, Louis VOGEL, Mary ~f - 1879 (Cont'd) not Doug.Co. Officiant Albert M.Weikmann, Priest Albert M.Weikmann, 13' Nov 1879 Priest 29 May 1879-Leavenworth Co.,KS E. Nibel,Clergy . STANLEY, Henry A. BOWKER, J enni e S. Douglas Co., ~ West Brookfield, Mass. STARR,. John M•. SHEPHARD, . Hulda 5 Feb 1879 STEWART, Robert H. MENDENHALL, Matti.e 3 Dec 1879 . Douglas. Co., KS Fr~lin Co. ,KS STaGERS, Basil .. WILSON, Nancy L~ 8 Jiay 1879 SUTTON, Frederick B. BRITT, .Mary . 28 Feb 1879 SUTZ, Frank" 7 .Jan· 1879 SCHOEPFLIN, Mary E. SWENSON, Lewis PUR~GTON, Fillmore E. 27 Aug 1879 TALLEY, William DICksoN, Fannie M. 3 July 1879 TASKER, Reuben C. AI.liEN, Sarah L. 14 May 1879' Otero, NM . Douglas Co., KS. TAYLOR, Franklin C. TOWERY, Matilda L. 25 Feb· 18?9 TAYNE, Cyrus P. MC CABRlA, Lydia·C. 13 Feb 1879 Leavenworth Co •. , KS Leavenworth Col, KS ~ON, Robert CLARK, Maggie 20 Aug 1879 TIGDER, . John WYLER, Ad~line E. 27 Oct 1879 Kansas City, MO Douglas Co., KS TIMMONS, Warren HUSON, Adella B. 22 May 1879 Kansas City, MO 'Douglas Co., KS TOBLER; John J. DESKINS, Susie S. 16 July 1879 ULRICH, George J. . HEINEN , Johanna F. L. 2 Aug 1879 Paola, KS . Douglas Co., KS WAIJ.&R, John L. BRAY, Susan _ 24 May 1879-License only Leavenworth Co., KS Douglas Co., KS WALLS, Waskey J. STEWART, Melinda C. 13 Apr 1879 Shawnee Co., KS Douglas Co., KS WALSH, Michael li'RANER, Rose . '1 Nov 1879 Johnson Co., KS Douglas Co., KS WATSON, Addison . BARRETT, Sarah 14 Nov 1879 ,WEINER, James H. BAILEY, Clemmie 20 Nov 1879 WEI~ZENKOHN, Philip . 28 Oct 1879 BIEBUSH, Clara WENRICH; Christian K. LIPPY, Francis C. 21 June 1879-License only Andrew Stout , MG· Absolom Lacock ,Rev James H.Hendry,PJ . John S. Brown,MG C. Emmel,Pastor James M. Hendry, PJ Daniel E.Smith,MG .S. w. Spring ;·Pastor James M.Hendry,PJ A.M.Richardson., MG N ~' ,",' Richard Ricketts,MG Chas.Chadwiek, JP Thomas H.Vail,Pastor L~S.Steele,JF A. A. Trimper, MG' Absolom Lacock,Rev Albert M.Weikmann, - Priest Dudley Lee, MG James E.Hilkey,MG Henry Frank, MG 1 ""I �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRAIGE RECORDS - 1879 (Cont'd) Bridegroom ,Bride Date/Place if not Doug.Co. WERSE, Joseph C. CARR, Nancy J. 24 WESTERHOUSE, Henry ELDER, Katie 10 (WESTERHAUS) WHALEY, George C. HARMON.' ,Minnie J. 19 WHEELER, Charles E. RISLEY, Nancy 16 WHITE, John H. RICHARDS, Hattie 25 WIDENER, James SKINNER, ~ahala A. 13 Leavenworth Co., KS Leavenworth Co., KS • WILEY, Lymaa REED, Marildia 31 WILLIAMS, ,Francis M. RAMSEY, :' Adelia 29 Leavenworth Co., KS Leavenworth Co., KS WILLIAMSON, William P. YOUN~, ~,~~~cca 22 WILSON, Edward OBURG,Matilda 26 , WOOD, William H. SHEPARD,' AJlilie 25 WOODS, David, ,WILLIAMSON,,'Malinda 20 ZEEL, George BOHNHAIE;a~ ,'~atie 15 Z~Y, John v. JOJES~)18.r~~a E. 19 .! Jefferson Co. ,KS Leavenwol;'th co~,m,·'·=:,:·~·~c::") Officiant July 1879 July 1879 James M.Hendry,PJ ' John Wilder, JP Mar ,1879· Oct 1879 Sept 1879 Mar 1879-Sherman twp.,? G. W. Browning,Pastor A.C. Peck,MG A.C. Peck, MG Peregrine W.Gowell,JP Aug 1879-Jefferson Co., KS C.W. Cherry,JP Oct 1879 JamesM.Hendry, PJ Jacob Evans, MG MG Wm. Draper, JP Samuel Baker ,MG Ph. Fricker ,Rev. A.A.Trimper, MG Jan 1879 Jan 1879 Dec 1879 July 1879 April 1879 Nov 1879 A~A. Trimper, ..... :- Bride ACKLEY, Dena ADAIR,' Samantha ALLEN, Sarah L. ASHBY, Kate N. BAILEY, Clemmie BAlCER, Mary J. BANKS, Martha E. BANTA, Susie BARBETT, Sarah BECKWITH, Flora BIEBUSH, Clara BLANCHARD, ,Sue BOHNHAIER, Katie' BOWERS, Frances Groom (}~Ll'~ ': g.~orge W. REYNOLDS, John TASKER, Reuben C. BLACKtW~s~ngton C. WEINER, James H. ' BLACK, Charles S. KNOWLES, John W. PEAIRS,Chambers A. WATSON, Addison GRAY, Daniel WEITZENKOBN, Philip BUSH, Angus ZEEL, George LANDWERLEN, George A. I, 0' , ''':, :'AiJ.>a.BETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE'S NAME -1879 "~ t;, " BOWER, Mary A. BOWKER,Jennie S. BRAY, Susan' NININGS, James STANLEY, Henry A. WAIJ.ER, John L.o ~HEISON,Wilhelmine KRAMER,Bernhardt BREITHAUFT, 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 C. BURNELL', Mary A. CLAM\fLewis H. CARMIEN,. Mary H. BROWN, William T. CARR, Nancy ,J., ~~" ~os~ph. c. CARBON, Elizabeth J. ,~gQOD, W1ll1&m B. �ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE'S NAME - 1879 (Cont'd) Bride 0ARTER, CARTER, CARTER, CARTER, CART~, Groom Eliza Ella Harriet Josephine Maria. CASAlIDOM, Emma CHRISTIAN, Inger. CLABK, Maggie COLEMAN, MinnieA~ 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. ELAM, Jennie ELDER, Katie DAY, Phylander CORNISH, Henry . CARTER, Adam MC ARTHUR, John A. BERNAL, Thomas BENEFIELD, Eli A. DAVIS, John H. THOMPSON, ~obert RICHARDSON-, . George A. RAY, Edwardt&~'JJ~_~V 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, Samu'el 'W. OWENS, Charles C. TOBLER, John J. TALLEY, William REED, Robert H. LEE, Michael B. AIJ,EN , Jesse BROWN, Frederick KRAMER, Bernhardt MORRIS, William F. ANTON, Late WESTERHOUSE,Henry ~(WESTEBJiA U§1 __ _ Bride Groom EPLY, Christina FAWL, Catherine FINCHER, Mary FINLEY, Judie FISHER, Eliza FITCHUE, Maria FLEER, Minnie FLOYD, Emma M. FORD, Elnora FRANER, Rosa GALLETHY, Martha GILMAN, Alice May GIVENS, Martha GOBMER, 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 HART,AN, Alice HARMON, Minnie J. HARRIS, Adelia HART, Carrie HART, Nellie M. HAYNES, Mary D ~ HEINE, Libbi~S. HEINEN, JohannaF.L. HIGGINS, Francis L. GUBLEY, John S. LUBY, Martin E. LYON; George DlJlYJMl!:R, 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 BUBKET, Benton LEE, William AUTERBUBN, Samuel BOYD, Alexander B. SHARPLESS, Nathaniel GIBBARD, Ignatius SHOCKEY, William HITCHCOCK, Adolph E. GARST, Benjamin F. BOWEN, Alfred M. BROOKS, All' ord 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) ~I �ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY .BRIDE'S NAME - 1879 (Cont'd) Bride Groom' Bride Groom LEWIS, Louisa MONROE, J~es HIGGS, Elizabeth FBEEMAN;Daniel G.W. LINDLEY, Emma E. HORNER, Levio ' HILL, Julia KEARNS, O. Frank LIPPY, Florence M. DAY, Willis(William) H. HOBBS, Lillie Jane DUTTON, Joseph B. LIPPY, ,Francis C. WENRICH, Christian K. HODSON, Jane T. OVENDER, Marian LOCKWOOD, Lillian D.JOHNSON, Justin J. HOLLOWELL, Dora L. . SHANK, William LOWE, Clara E. FINLEY, George W. HOLMES, Mabel' A. MOODY ,~,H~JiU'Y C. MACY, Carrie HILL, Frederick B. HOPKINS, ,Sophia DAVIS, ; Jobii· . MADDOX, Lizzie LANGSTON, Desaline MCY, JohIi;JG. ,HOPPER, Lizzie MALONEY, Hannah DWYER, Patrick HOUSLEMAN,Priscilla BBASS" Charles H. MARTIN, Emily PAHRER, Henry HOWARD; ,Sarah EVERETT~,J\1ilton J. MARTIN, Nancy Jane DELLIT, George W. HOWE, Kittie C.OWENS'· Eric' MC ATJ.ASTER, Emily MC'Al,I.ASTER, Charles A. HOWELL, Margaret DUNN",rJames;~ B. MC CABRIA, Lydia C. TAYNE, Cyrus P. ' HOWLAND, MarY,T. " HOLMES; SainuelLi1~} MC GEE, Emma GAUMER, Thomas C. HUBBLE, Catherine S. HOWARD,George 'W. l'1CKE}!;, Ella May BUBR, Ed N. HUNT, Charlotte A., KYLE, James. MO KINNEY, Susan KERBY, Alexander HUNTINGTON, Clara BROWN, Pe:r;-ry B., MC NERVEY, Mary DILLON, Peter H. HUSON, Adella' B. TIMMONS', 'Wl;li'ren , MENDENHALL, Mattie STEWART, Robert H. HYLAND, Maggie R. HOGAN, ' Thomas ' MEaCER, Elcina MORGAN, John F. INMAN, Julia A. D~P, Stephen MINTON, America FULTZ, Andrew JONES, Elizabeth J. JUDSON, Arthur. W. JONES, Marcia E. ' _ ZERBY, John;' V. MITCHELL', Emma E. SPRATT, James H. MOORE, Mattie F. DESKINS, Franci.s J. KEIFER, ·.delina MAGILL, William G. MOORE, Philora MOON, Joel KN~, Mary E. COLE, James' A. KOEHT·ER "Aimie ' K:RA.~ZBURG·; f 'Anton MORGAN, Elizabeth MCGEE, Peter. MURRAY, Anna CRAIG, Robert KOEHLER, Elizabeth RAKE,' Johh· E. ' MYERS, Elizabeth KELLEY, James LAMBERTSON, Lucy M. BIERER"'Everard, Jr. MYERS, .Sadie . MAniEY, Jasper N. LAMBERTSON ; Mary Isabella· HIDDEN, e-·Jason NEAL, Annie E. HUNTZINGER' Franklin LANGWORTHY, Laura J. LYNN, ,Charles W. . OJJ!EWLIN, Elmira ' PARKER, Edward J. LARO, :Emma.Alice Nettie 'BROEKER"John F. 'NIC,HOLS,Almildia ROTHWELL, Samuel J. LARSON, Mary' MANSON, Andrew LAWSON, Sophronia ' BRANDON, James A. (Allvildie) . CAREW, James LEIBY, Nancy A.G. HOLLY, Charles F. . NICHOLS, Sarah BUTTRICK, Joseph , NYE, Julia LEONARD, Kate A. NOLAN, Nic~olas F. WILSON", Edward LEUTWlLER, Bertha REYNOLDS , Albert w. OBURG, Matilda MITCHELL, Wiley LEWIS.,. Hattie E. PATRICK, George Edward ODELL, Maggie �ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE'S NAME - 18?9(Cont'd) Bride Bride Groom PAYNE, James A. PARNELLS, Emaline ELLIOTT, James G. PATTON, Martha HOLMES, William C. PAYNE, Fannie C. 'CROSBY, Jacob PERRY, Annie HUNTER, Eli B. PETERSON, Anna L. HOLLADJ\Y., _Benj amin W. PHILLIPS, Minnie W. SMITH, 'Andrew J. PIP~, Lucy E. BAILEY, -Bishop A. POLLARD, Viola M. PURINGTON, Fillmqre E. SWENSON~,;Lewis WILLIAMS~;:?'F~ancis M. RAMSEY, Adelia READING, Mary J. RUTTER, Chester L. WILEY, ' Lyme REED, Marildia REED, Mary E. PETERSON~ "::J ~es RICHARDS, Hattie WHITE, J"fui,7 H. RICHARDSON, Minnie E. LA~CE,:W.~lliam S. RIDINGER, : Mary BASE; Albert WHEDER, ' ,Charles, E. RISLEY, Nancy ROBINETT ,Mary ADOI:tPH, af3~y ROBINSON, Annie KNIGHT, G~()~ge W. BROWN., ,. William ROTHWELL, Lydia P. ROTHWELL,Permelia M. REED, ,Ma.rcus G. SAGE"Lea, V. MCLaren~:William Neil SATER, Mary E. KILLOUGH~:\Iilliam SCHOEPFLIN, Mary E. SUTZ,., Frank" SCHRADER, Carrie ' DEVLI~ , ' ~otis SCOTT, Rosie PERRY, 0 Wasiiington SEILER, Rachel A. MC DbUGALL,~Franklin BHANK, Mary HEARNE;' ~ames A. SHEARER,Elizabeth M. HAYS, HeDry!F.C. SHEPARD, Annie WOOD, William H. SHEPARD, Hulda STARR, J6~ M. SHERMAN, Jennie E. SMITH, Winston SHIELDS, Mary P. GLUY4S, .qe6~ge w. SHIMMONS, Nellie E. MC CALL" Charles D. SISSON, Frankie LUDING.TON~ "'Duett F. , .~~:' "; I,. : •• ; Groom SKINNER, Mahala A. WIDENER, James SMITH, Ida Lankford, Benjamin F. SNYDER, ' Margaret FRITZEL, John SPALDING, Harriet E. ,CASTELLO, Thomas W. SPERRY, Nellie D. PERRY, Charles S. SFAGUE, Sarah J. DESKINS, John STACEY, Artie B. SPEAR, S.P. STEDMAN, MaryE. HOOVER, Isaae L. STEINKE, Ottilie RUEHL, John H. STEPHENS, Emma REED, Will H. STEWART, Emma Molina FEATHERS'l'ONE,Edward I. STEWART, Lucy / SMITH, Isaac M. STEWART, Melinda C. ' WALLS, Waskey J. STONE, Mattie A. MOON, Alvia A. STOUT, Susan ' CRAMER, J ohll C. STROBEL, Hannah SELZER, William J. STROBEL, Minnie n..I~, Fred STROBEL, Paulina \JlO~, Martin THURMAN, Mary A. ADAMS, Ulysses TOWERY, Matilda L. TAYLOR, Franklin C. TYRRELL, Jennie MIT,I,ER, David TYRRELL, M. Ella HARRIS, Charle.s R. VOq-EL, Mary STADLER, Louis VOGEL, Matilda STADLER, Herman WALTERS, Mary I. DAVIS, Tur I WALTON; Bachel A. MC CURDY, Fred A. WEARREij,CharityHARRIS, Thomas WESTERHAUS, Emma FAUST, Benjamin F. WHITLOCK, Cordelia DAVIS, John W. WILKINSON, Rachel S. SHIELDS, Joseph WILLIAMS, Annie T.· MC CLAY, George WILLIAMS, LJenriie\ NOLAND, Smallwood W. WILLIAMSON ,'Malinda WOODS, David WILLIS, Jessie J. BELL, Christopher C} WILSON, Nancy L. STaGERS, Basil ~' w, w,, �ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE'S NAME - 1879 (Cont'd) Groom .Bride Groom Bride WOOD,_JuliaF. WYLER, Adeline E. YARNOLD, Mamie T. YATES, Annie E•. YOUNG, Mary Fran~is 4' ----~-~ NORTON, William E. .TIGDER, John BOLT, Henry M. PETTIT, John W. ~09NS, William YOUNG, Rebecca YOUNG,. Susan YOUNG, Susan ZIl'1l"lERMAN, Clara -...~ y. ''',;' " :j" -'---"-------------------"--'=---- The Western Recorder, Lawrence, Ks., March 21, 1884 WILLIAMSON,William P. ALDRIDGE, Izah . ALDRIDGE, Isaiah (ALDRICH) CARROL, Matthew W. .::....--------------\ \ SILVER WEDDING I 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. Lawrence Daily Journal, Oct. 24, 1906 ***** i I Social and Personal Mrs. Celia GIBSON was united in marriage to James CUMMINGS of Excelsior Springs, at her home on Indiana street last evening by Rev. E.W. FINKLE of the North Lawrence Christian church •. Only a few intimate friends witnessed the ceremoriy:--'" -.- '.' . . --- .. '- --..' -~--,,- I J �AN INFORMAL HISTORY OF SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 22, WASHINGTON CREEK SCHOOL. By ELIZABETH K. DUNN The first school building was a log cabin, in the 1850's. In 1860, Darwin E. BOWEN received a patent from President James BUCHANAN and it was from the southwest corner· of this quarter section that he and his wife, Sarah A. BOWEN, on June 24, 1863, deeded an acre of land to District 22 to be used for school purposes. The school. board members at that time were: Joseph LOVELACE, Sylvester CREEL, and Darwin E. BOWEN. On this site a stone 'school house took the place of the old log one. This school house served the district for 60 years. A frame building to replace the stone building was built in 1898. The clerk's annual report for the school year, 1897-1898, carried only the surnames of those of school age: ATTIC, BOYD, BOWEN, BOND, CREEL~ DARNOLD, HASTIE, HYRE, LONGANECKER, PARNERLL, ULRICH, SUTORS, MATNEY, DUNN, EVANS, MARKLEY, McKAY, and HALVERT. I, Elizabeth DUNN, attended Washington Creek School from 1916-1924. Some of my teachers were Edith STRONG, Mary LANDON, Lola WILBUR, Mary A. NORRIS, Mary Leone ISAACS, Alice McTAGGART. Some of the school board members were: Hugo SCHELLHORN, O.P. McNEES, G.E. MARTIN, J.W. BANKS, and D.E. BOND. Some of my classmates during those years were: Inez BOWEN, Neal BANKS, Winston McNEES, Inez MOHLER, Earl MARTIN, Venita BOND, Esta LONGANECKER. I thoroughly enjoyed school and looked forward each September for the year to begin. I enjoyed all the programs, the pie suppers, the last day of school picnics. I t was a happy time in my life. The social life of this community, Washington Creek School, was always an active one, with entire families involved in programs, parties, basket lunches and dinners. The 300 volume library was also in constant use. The disorganization of the district was June 24, 1959, when District 22 became part of the Wakarusa Valley District No. 98. The personal property of the district was sold, the large bell becoming the property of Mr. and Mrs. George BERG, and in the fall of 1984 was sold to Jane WIGGINS. The school house burned after being a rental property for some years. Note: Part of this.information was' taken from: RURAL SCHOOLS AND SCHOOLHOUSES OF DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS, by Goldie PIPER DANIELS. Copy of picture taken from one at Wakarusa Valley School by Mrs. Grace WANER IIi.. ;il Ui irON CREEK I �_. --- -- -----=-----=------~--:----- --- -- -- --- ---- LAST DAY OF SCHOOL, ~!ASHINGTON CREEK SCHOOL, DISTRICT II 22, 1912 Picture owned by Elizabeth K. DUNN, Lenexa, Ks. Names on following page �137. WASHINGTON CREEK, DISTRICT 1/ 22, 1912 Mrs. Henry BECK 2. Mrs. Roger WILLIAMS Mrs. Harve BOWEN 3~ 4. Mr. HOUGHLAND 5. Mrs. HOUGHLAND 6. Harve BOWEN 7. Mrs. Iva CURTIS 8. Mrs. Hugo SCHELLHORN 9. Mrs. Charley MARTIN 10. Roger WILLIAMS ll. Lillie SMITH, Teacher 12. Mr. Bill CURTIS 13. Mrs. Milt BOND 14. Etta DUNN WHITE 15. Mr. BERRY 16. John WHITE 17. Henry BECK 18. Florence FLORY 19. John W". DUNN 20. Mrs. BERRY 2l. Katie DUNN (Mrs. John) 22. HeienDUNN 23. Robert WILSON 24. Helen MARTIN 25. Agnes WILSON I. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 3l. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39 •. Mabel LONGANECKER Marie SCHELLHORN Irene BERRY Helen BECK Mildred LONGANECKER Howard HOUGLAND Eleanor HOUGLAND Clayton WILSON Willis DUNN Charley MARTIN· Hugo SCHELLHORN BERRY --- BERRY 40. =Il:-a~MARTIN 4l. Arthur BERRY 42. 43. 44 .. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. Virgil ICE HOUGHLAND --- Percy BECK Milt BOND Frances MARTIN Charley ICE This picture was taken after a "last day of school dinner" in 1912. Some of the names of the people pictured were the old families of the community.' For many years the same families owned the farms that had been in the family since the 1890's. The names of the people in the picture were given by Elizabeth K. DUNN, Mildred LONGANECKER MARKLEY and Solon J. MARKLEY. Washington Creek News Items Lawrence Weekly World, July 25, 1895 Mr. CREEL is still at work on his new house. when it is finished. September 19, 1895 Mr. CREEL is painting his house. He will have a fine residence Mr. Dick WILLIS is doing the painting. The Lawrence Gazette, December 8, 1887 Washington Creek school is doing finely under the management of our old time-tried pedagogue Samuel CARSON. December 29, 1887 Ira CREEL and Thomas HOLBERT of Argentine, and Morris LONGANECKER of Lawrence, all formerly the blood, beauty and brains of this valley, have come in to spend the holidays at their respective homes. The new railroad is coming, and we are to have that young city on Darnold's Corner. DARNOLD will be postmaster; CARTWRIGHT says he will start a creamery with Jess COLEMMAN's wind mill to furnish power; Charley BROWN will put in a big store; Gus JOHNSON will run a blacksmith shop; and last, but not least, Deacon will preach to the sinners in the school house every Sabbath at 10 o'clock. Submitted by Jane WIGGINS �LIST OF THE LEGAL VOTERS REGISTERED IN EUDORA TOWNSHIP. MARCH 1867 ABBEY, O. ALLEN, J.R. ALTENBRAND, WIn. ANTHON, F. ALTENBRAND, C. ARTERBURY, Thos. AEGNER BASEMAN, H. Sr. BASEMAN, H. Jr. BUCK, John BOUCHER, W.H. BASEL, G.A. BARBER, W. 1. BELDIN, G.W. BARRETT, J.S. BRENDER, John BLECHEL, Frank BAIR, B.W. BARBER, Charles o. BERNITZ, F. BASEL, R.J. BENNETT, George BOLES, William BISSEL COLE, W.N. COLE, David CONE, A.W. COLE, W.H. COLE, S.B. CURRY, James COLTRAINE, J.M. CHOENOUR, D.M. CARR, Thomas COHN, A. L. COLE, John CRUMRINE, H.S. COWAN, James CAMPBELL, John E. CONGER, John DONAVAN, A. DAMUTH, W. DAVIES, B.F. DUNBAR, Hiram DOUGHERTY, George DOBSON, J.Y. DAVIS, Thomas E. DUERR, Charles DOLISI, Jacob DAVIS, Winslow DAVIS, David DEAY, George DEAY, William DEAY, John DEAY, Lewis DEAY, Francis DAVIS, Nathan DOLISI, John EPPLEY, James ERNST, A. EDMUNDS ;-H. EATON, C.F. EPPLE, Christian EPPLE, G.F. EPPLEY, John EBBERLY, Joseph FISHER, H.M. FOSSETT, J.F. FRITZE,J. FENDS, H. FRY, John GILLMORE, John GUNTZ, F. I. GUNTZ, F.J. GIDEON, G.W. GREGG, O.H. GUNTZ, Emanuel GETCKER, Anton GARVIN, J. GUFFLER, Anton GRAHAM, D.L. GRIFFIN, E.B. GARDNER, William HILL, Aaron HOLLOWELL, Joseph HOCKETT, Saml C. HILL, John HILL, W.T. HALE, Edward H. HADLEY, Albert M. HARRIS, Thomas HERROLD, Henry HERTZ, Joseph HARTIG, Peter HERRINGTON, G.W. HENLEY, D. HENLEY, John HELSIG, A. HENSHAW, Newton HENSHAW, Iram HENSHAW, Nathan HENDERS ON, WIn. HERRON, Smith HOWLAND, N.D. HENDERSON, Joseph HOPPING, J.W. HUGHES, William HUNTSICKER, D. HOHALTER, J. HOBB, F. HEITZLEMAN, J. JACK, Andrew JENNINGS, A.J. JOY, Stephen JOY, Henry JOY, G.W. JOY, James JONES, Isa KROUSE, Daniel KELLERMAN, John KELLERMAN, Lewis KEMPER, A.D.H. KERN, A. KIRKBRIDE, D. KOCK, Henry KOHLER, Christian LAMPSON, P.W. LAMPSON, J.T. LAVO, Frank LIGGETT, M.M. LITCHFIELD, F.A. LOECKER, H. . LEISH, H. LOTHHOLTZ, Charles MARFELIUS, Casper MULSOW, Frederick MYER, A. MEYER, Casper McDIVISS, F .M. MULLER, Christian MYER, Charles MOORE, Joseph S. McGEE, A.N. McMANUS, J. McGEE, T. MARSKA, Amendus McFARLAND, Thos. MULLER, Henry �Registered Voters of Eudora Township, 1867 MENGER, F. McCORMICK, Jas. J. MARTEE, P. McKNIGHT, J. McGINLEY, WID. MOORE, William McLANE, James NICHOLS, F.E. NICHOLS, R.D. NATCHADA, Anton NORTON, H. NEUSTEFTER, L. ORTH, John OSHEL, W.W. PARK, John PARTRIDGE, Wm. PEOPLES, Robert PFEIFFER, Jacob PHENECIE, Danl Sr. PHENECIE, Danl. Jr. PHENECIE, Lewis PHENECIE, Erastus PILLA, Charles PILLA, Frederick POXLITNER, John PHILLIPS, Alexander PHILLIPS, Daniel RAYSON, Thomas RICHARD, C.O. RICHARD, Oscar G. RICHARD, N. RANDALL, George RANDALL, Thos. L. ROTE, P.W. ROTE, W. ROBSON, John ROBISON, John ROBISON, Job REYNOLDS, J. RAMM, Henry ROBERT, J.F. RICHARD, C.H. RICH, EZRA SAWTELL, John SHIELDS, J. SHIELDS, Benjamin STILL, J.M. SNYDER, Emanuel SNYDER, Henry SNYDER, Christian SEARS, C.M. SILSBEY, W.W. SERRICE, P.M. STROUD, William SWITZER, John STEPHEN, Taylor SUMMERS, A.D. SYBOLT, Joseph SURIG, H. SHARP, J.J. SHARP, N. STOTLER, George STOTLER, J. SMITH, J. SMITH, Nicholas SHREAVES, W. H. SPITZE, W. SCHMIDS, Henry T. STREETRER, D. STUBBS, Mahlon STARBUCK, Charles SHUGART, Charles SHUGART, William SCHNEIDER, F. TEST, E. THOREN, Chirstian THOMAS, Barkley T_MAN, A. V , Leo VAUX, John VOGLESANK, C. VOGLE, Frank WAGNER, T.J. WHALEY, James WHEELER, S. WARREN, SamI H. WARREN, Thomas WEAVER, Jonathan WESTHEIFER, E. WESTHE IFER, W. WEBER, Casper WESTERHOUSE, T. WOODWARD, Levi WARREN, Thos. (river bottom) WARREN, Edward WILLIAMS, E.R. WHITLER, Henry WEAVER, Henry WEAVER, Franklin ZESENIS, Augustuy I hereby certify that the foregoing is a correct list of the names registered in Eudora Township. ADAM D. H. KEMPER, Board of Registration. From Kansas Daily Tribune, Lawrence, Ks., March 20, 1867 Submitted by Jane WIGGINS ***** The Daily Gazette, Lawrence, Ks., November 24, 1913 DEATH OF EARLY SETTLER. James DEAY Settled in Hesper Neighborhood in 1857. Mr. James DEAY, an old and highly respected citizen living near Hesper, died Friday, leaving a wife and several children, all grown, and many relatives to mour his death. Mr. DEAY has been in poor health for some time. Mr. DEAY came to the territory of Kansas from Iowa, with his parents and several brothers and sisters in the spring of 1857 and settled near Hesper where he has lived ever since. Mr. DEAY had the respect and esteem of all who knew him. He was nearly 78 years old at the time of his death, was a member of Eudora lodge No. 42 I.O.O.F., and also a member of the Christian church. Funeral services were held at the home Sunday at 1 o'clock and burial was in the DEAY cemetery under the auspices of the lodge. �I_CY~; 1140 DOUGLAS COUNTY TAX PAYERS :'~- 1900-1901 GRANT TmmSHIP ACHNING, Chas, Lawrence ADAMS, J.Q., Lawrence ALFORD, F.G., Lawrence BARRITT, Norman, Lawrence BARLEY, C. N., Lawrence BEACH, J. M., Lawrence BEARD, E.S., Lawrence BEARDSLEY, J.S., Lawrence BECKET, B.B., Lawrence BERGAN, Chas., Lawrence BERGAN, Sam"., Lawrence BIGGS, W.P., Lawrence BIGGS, W.P., Lawrence BLEVINS, John, Lawrence BLOKER, Arthur, Lawrence BRINKMYER, F.J., Lawrence BRANNING, WM., Lawrence BROWN, Nancy, Lawrence CABLER, F.H., Lawrence CADY, Geo., W., Lawrence CAPPIS, Wm., Lawrence CARMEAN, Ed. Lawrence CARMEAN, S.H., Lawrence CARR, D.C., Lawrence CLARK, A.P., Lawrence CLARK, J.C., Lawrence CONN, Malcolm, Lawrence CORDER, Henry, Lawrence DICK, J.W., Lawrence DOLAN, Senator, Lawrence FINCHER, C.W., Lawrence FLEMING, GEO. B., Lawrence FREIND,'Jasper, Lawrence FUCHS, G.F., Lawrence GANTZ, Jacob, Lawrence GARWIN, A.W., Lawrence GASKILL, CHAS., Lawrence GILMORE, J.L., Lawrence GILMORE, Martin, Lawrence, GILMORE, W.J. Lawrence GREEN, W.E., Lawrence GREENE, W.R., Lawrence GROENER, R.B., Lawrence HALL, J.S., Lawrence HANNING, Jacob, Lawrence HANNING, ROBT., Lawrence HECK, Fred, Lawrence HECK, GEO., Lawrence HECK, Philip H., Lawrence HERD, S.S., Lawrence HICKS, GALEN S., Lawrence HICKS, A.A., Lawrence HIGINS; Fred, Lawrence HILL, Marshall, Lawrence HOGAN, Chas, Lawrence HUNZINGER, Phil, Lawrence HUSTEAD, Chas., Lawrence HUSTEAD, Daniel, Lawrence IRWIN, J.H., Lawrence IRWIN, W.J., Lawrence KNAP, Albert, Lawrence LANDIS, D.O., Lawrence LAPTAD, Joseph, Lawrence LAPTAD, Peter, Lawrence LAVALLE, Mary, Lawrence LAWSON, John, lawrence LEARNARD, J.M., Lawrence LEARNARD, Paul, Lawrence LOIT, Geo~ A., Lawrence LOIT, Chas., Lawrence NELSON, Frank, Lawrence NESBITT, H., Lawrence PARNELL, Geo., Lawrence PATTY, Frank, Lawrence PETTY, Geo., Lawrence PEARL, H.G., Lawrence PHILLIPS, Chas., Lawrence PHILLIPS, I.Q., Lawrence PHILLI,PS, P.P., Lawrence PINE, W.~., Lawrence PURNELL, Jacob, Lawrence RHIMEHART, J.J., Lawrence ROBERT, A.S., Lawrence ROBINSON, Sarah, Lawrence ROGERS, D.B., Lawrence ROGERS, R.H., Lawrence ROLLER, Geo., Lawrence ROSS, W.C., Lawrence SCHULER, Sam'l, Lawrence SPARY, L.M., Lawrence STINER, Wm., Lawrence STRONG; C.B., Lawrence STUBBS, W.R., Lawrence TYSON, J., Lawrence TYSON, James, Lawrence TYSON, Wm., Lawrence VERMILYA, Ed, Lawrence WALL, A.P., Lawrence WILSON, Eli, Lawrence WILSON, T.J~, Lawrence WISE, E., Lawrence WISE, John C., Lawrence �GRANT TOWNSHIP TAX PAYERS, 1900-01 Cont. YOUNG, J.H., Mrs., Lawrence ZIMMERMAN, A., Lawrence WOOD, A.S., Lawrence YOUNG, Geo. E., Lawrence YOUNG, J.H., Lawrence From The Lawrence City Directory, 1900-1901, The Chittenden Directory Co., Compilers & Publishers, St. Louis, Mo. Submitted by Jane WIGGINS Typed by Janet PAYNE ** **** * I Lawrence Daily Gazette December 4, 1884 24 years ago Mr. Thaddeus FISH, now a resident of Grant township, in this county, declared that he would not be shaved till a Democrat was elected president of the United States. He has faithfully kept his pledge till to-day, when he came into the city and indulged in the luxury of a first-class shave at Frank WILLIARD's. Mr. FISH is 73 years of age, and like millions of other good citizens, feels happy over the election of CLEVELAND. Our friend, Ed~ CANOVAN, accompanied Mr. FISK in pursuit of a good democratic shave, and was master of ceremonies. Lawrence Daily Gazette, May }l, 1913 Death of Jason MOORE I Mr. Jason MOORE, one of the oldest and most respected colored citizens of Lawrence, died at his home at 285 Lake street, North Lawrence, yesterday evening. Besides being a member of the North Lawrence Baptist church, Mr. MOORE held a membership in several fraternal societies. The funeral notice will be given later. The Daily Gazette, Sept. 12, .1913 Fred LAPTAD A Winner Fred LAPTAD was a winner at the Topeka state fair this week on the yellow dent corn, raised this year on his Grant township farm. He got several first prizes and made one of the best corn showings made at the fair. It was a demonstration, too, that there is corn in Kansas this year that is fine enough to take the blue ribbon prizes .at the fairs. ,--------_. _. - -.,--- - . ---_._---- ------ - -.--Western Home Journal, Lawrence, Ks., June 29, 1876 -~--- 'j - .-'-~-'- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- The little son of Mr. and Mrs. JOHNSON of North Lawrence, who was knocked down some time since by an arm of the wind-mill, died yesterday morning at about one o'clock. The funeral will take place to-day about four o'clock. Th~ bereaved friends have the deepest sympathy of 'all wh0tt.~o_w~t_h_~_m_._.~~~_ ... I �• 142 . \ ------ - ~ DOUGLAS COUNTY TAX PAYERS 1900-1901 KAN~~AKA ANDERSON, David, Lecompton ANDERSON, Geo~;, A.~ Lecompton ANDERSON, J.L., Lecompton ANDERSON, M.A., Lecompton ANDERSON, W.A. Lecompton BALDWIN, L.P., Lawrence BARBER, H.M., Big Springs BERRY, Geo, Big Springs BERRY, Robt. A., Big Springs BERRY, Robt., Jr., Big Springs BETTIS, C.B., Lawrence BIDINGER, Jacob, Stowe BIDINGER, Otto, Stowe BIGSBY, Guy, Lawrence BRASS, W.F., Big Springs BRAWLEY, Clarence, Sigel BRAWLEY, Thos, Sigel BUCHHEIM, Fred, Stowe BUCHHEIM, J.F., S BUCHHEIM, Sam'l., Stowe BUCHHEIM, Sam'l., ,Jr., Stowe BUCHHEIM, W.F., Stowe BUSCH, Jno, Mrs., Big Springs CARTER, G.W., Lecompton COLEMAN, J.J., Mrs. Lawrence COLEMAN, O.A., Lawrence COLEMAN, W.A. Lawrence CORNFORTH, L., Lecompton COX, Edwin, Belvoir· DAMM~ John, Big Springs DAMM, Wm., Big Springs DERBY"F.A., Belvoir DENEWILER, Jno., Bel~Qir DESKINS, C.F., Lawrence DESKINS, Fred, Lawrence DIESTER, Henry, Big Springs DIESTER, H.F., Belvoir DIVELBLISS, John, Stu11 DRAPER, Wm., Lawrence DRAVIS, Herman, Big Springs DUFFEE, Lloyd, Lawrence DUFFEE, Lewis, Lawrence EBERHARDT, Peter, Big Springs EMERGY, E.T., Lawrence EVANS, Bert, Lawrence I . EVANS, Mrs. Mary, Lawrence EVANS, T.J., Lawrence GREGORY, Fred, Sigel 'GREGORY, J.P., Sigel TOWNSH I P GRISS, JOHN, Big Springs HAMMOND, S.A., Belvoir HAMMOND, Will, Belvoir HANSELMAN, A.H., Lawrence HANSELMAN,J.M., Lawrence HARRIS, W.A., Lawrence HARTMAN, Aug., Big Springs HENDRICKS, M.S., Belvoir HENRY, O.K., Big Springs HERSCHILL, W.B., Big Springs HILDERBRAND, Geo., Big Springs HILDERBRAND, Jacob, Big Springs HOLLOWAY, Emergy, Lawrence HOWK, Geo., Belvoir HOWK, J.W., Belvoir HOWARD, Richard, Lawrence HUFMAN, Alex, Lawrence ICE, Len, Belvoir ICE, Thos, Belvoir IRVING, Sam'l, Big Springs JOHNSON, L.,Lawrence KAMPSCHRODER, Fred, Belvoir . KAMPSCHRODER,.: Henry ,_Bel voir KAMPSCHRODER, WM., Belvoir KELLY, John,Lawrence KENNEDY, Geo. W.~ Belvoir KENNEDY, M.L. Belvoir KENNEDY, Sam'l., Belvoir KIZER, Alex, Big Springs KIZER, James, Big Sorings KOEHLER, Frank, Bi~ Springs KRATZENBURG, Joseph, Stowe KROPP, M.F., Jr., Big Springs KUPPER, Geo., Belvoir LANE,E.S., Big Springs LAWRENCE, August, Big Springs LAWRENCE, O.K. Big Springs LAVIN, Timothy, Big Springs McDOMAN, F., Lawrence MILLER, Frank, Lawrence MILLER, Geo., Lawrence MILLER, T.R., Lawrence MURPHY, Annie, Big Springs NICHOLS, R.T., Big Springs NUFFER, Adam, Lawrence NUFFER, August, Belvoir NUFFER, Phil, Big Springs NUFFER, Wm., Belvoir PATTERSON, Z., Clinton �:143 ' KANWAKA TOWNSHIP TAX PAYERS, 1900-1901 Cont. ----, - - -- :SHAW:'Wm:, BigSprings--'SKINNER, Roslan, Lawrence ;SLUSSER, C.B., Lawrence iSMITH, A.E., Lawrence ,STOWE, Benj., Stowe STOWE, C.B~, Stowe STOWE, Chas. F., Stowe : STRAHAN, A. J ., Si ge 1 :STULL, S., Stull ,SWADLEY, H.C., Stull 'SWADLEY, Wm." Stull 'TOBLER, C.A., Lawrence :TOPPING, J.R., Lawrence ,UNGER, John, Belvoir ;WALRAFER, G.F., Be1vojr IWALTERS, A.C., Stull 'WHITE, Wm., Lawrence 'WILSON, A.E., Stull WILSON, John, Stull, ,WINCHESTER, C.M., Lawrence WULFKUHLE, C., Sr., Belvoir WULFKUHLE, H.W., Belvoir 'WULFKUKLE, C.F., Jr., Belvoir' WULFKUHLE,Wm., Big Springs ZEBB, Chas., Big Springs :ZEBB, Edward, Big Springi LZEBB, J_ul i o~s_, Bi g---------Spri ngs , PATTON, R.L. , Clinton ; PI ERSON, M. J., Lawrence' PONTIOUS, A.C., Lawrence , PONTI OUS, J. B., Lawren ce , PONTI OUS, W. D., Lawrence PORTER, Sarah A., Stowe PRESINGER, Samll., Lawrence , RABER, F.M., Lawrence RAKE, E.W., Big Springs RAKE, Jno.E., Belvoir RAKE; Presley, Belvoir I RANDOLPH W Lawrence RAYMOND, J.M., Lawrence , REED, C. M., Lawrence , RENCH, S. H. , ,Lawrence RALLER, Chas., Belvoir RALLER, Mike, Belvoir RICHARDSON, C.A., Lawrence : RICHARDSON, G.T., Lawrence I RICHARDSON, Mary C., Lawrence RICHARDSON, 0.0., Lawrence RICHARDSON, R.T., Lawrence RICKER, L.S~, Lawrence iSAYLOR, E~L., Lawrence SCHEER, Chas. T., Lawrence 'SCHELLWIN, Albert, Lawrence ~~~W,-Ihos., Big Springs - - - - ------------o , --~ From'The'Lawrence'City Directory~ '1900':'1901, The Chittenden Directory Company, Compilers and Publishers, St. Louis, Mo. Submitted by Jane WIGGINS, Typed by Janet PAYNE ** *** The Daily Gazette, Lawrence, Ks., July 2, 1913 KANWAKA Mr. and Mrs. KEEFER spent Sunday at SWALLOW's. The LOSH Brothers are in this neighborhood threshing. Miss Phoebe BIGSBY spent Sunday with Laura SCHELLHORN. The Kanwaka club meets with Mrs. LAVETTE and Mrs. S.E. SEETIN July 3. COLMAN brothers wheat harvest averaged 21 bushels to the acre. Mr. and Mrs. Ramier RICHARDS have moved from Lawrence to the E.A. RICHARDSON farm. Mrs. Lenora HOLLINGBERY spent a couple of days out on her farm last week. Mrs. H.D. SMITH from Lawrence is spending the summer with Mrs. DUFFEE. MURRAY went to Missouri last week. Lois WILEY and Paul RICHARDSON spent Friday and Saturday at Fritz RICHARDSON's. ' Mr. and Hrs. Wilfred DAY were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Guy BIGSBY. Dewey PORTER returned to his home in Fredonia. The Ladies Aid meets with Mrs. Frank MILLER .. �, 144, L_. _' i I .' '.:' WINTER DIST. NO. 70., I i The first known school in this community was held in a little two~room frame house, one room above the other, located on the R. T. Richards farm, about one and three-fourths miles north of Kanwaka Corner on U. S. Highway 40. This was not an organized school, and probably main'tained by subscriptions, with the top floor used to house the teacher. When no longer needed for a ;school, this little house was moved to a different location on the farm and used by the Richards as . a dwelling, being enlarged as needs of the growtng family dictated. . The actualorganiz.cition of District No. 70 as shown in the earliest district record, reads as follows: "The legal voters of School District No. 70 of Douglas County, met, pursuant to notice of the County Superintendent on the Sth day of June, 1869, and proceeded to organize by calling , J. A. Kelly to the chair. On motion, R. T. Richards was elected director of said district, J. A. : Kelly was elected clerk, and C. F. Deskins treasurer of said district. Meeting then adjourned." M. S. Winter donated an acre of land on which a stone schoolhouse was built in 1870, and this .!tale (stat~ent by_ Qlas. ~in!f!)'_d~t~ed tJ1e_!1_~J>~ "70" _gi_V~!O .Yt~ .4is~rkt.!- ______, On June 3-, 1871, a special meeting voted to increase the size' of the-sehoolgrounds by buying i . from Mr. Winter an additional three-fourths acre adjoining the acre already donated. This was legalized when on July 11, 1871, Matthias S. Winter and Mary E. Winter, his wife, for the sum of $15.00 gave a warranty deed to District No. 70, for this parcel of land located in the Southeast , corner of theS.W. 1j4 of Sec. 13, T.12, R. 18, same being recorded the next day. The first annual school meeting was held March 30, 1871, resulting in the election of S. M. , Sedgwick, director, M.S. Winter, clerk, and R.T. Richards, treasurer. School was to be held for three months in the summer with a female teacher, and four months in the winter, sex of teacher ,optional with the board. A tax of three-eighths of one percent for the teacher, and one-eighth of one percent for incidentals, was voted. The meeting also instructed the board that in hiring a teacher, the contract should be that the teacher be obliged to stay with the children at recess and ,during intermission at noon. Like many rural schools in early times, no well was put down for years after the schoolhouse was : built, the older boys carrying drinking water from a spring across the road southeast of the school. i Not until 1906 did the district dig a well on the grounds. i The first term of school was held from May to July 21, 1871, with Alice Colman as teacher. I The pupils were Nancy, Arminda and Mary BLANKENSHIP; Laura, Maggie and Elmer IBURCH; Annie DONAHUE; Huldah, Susie, Lizzie and Willie DESKINS; Geo., Mildred and I'Margaret ANDERSON; Mary, Annie and James HAMILTON; Ella HAGAN; Hattie and ,Joseph MONTGOMERY; Mary, Leora, Milton, Thomas and George WINTER; Perry and lJ:larll WQIHHINGTON. .--,-~-- ~-~'_. --... .,...-----:--~-~------- -- �Since the summer term usually-taught onlygirls and small boys, it was customary to hire female teachers. The winter term of four months accommodated the older boys and girls and such younger ones as could battle the bad weather and roads. So for this, a male teacher was usually , selected as being better able to cope with the rigors of the elements as well as the disciplinary :.~ problems which frequently arose among the older boys. The social side of life here was not neglected. The Community Oub held monthly meetings in , the schoolhouse and provided entertainment in the form of dialogue:; and plays, followed by the spelling bee which was inevitably featured. .' For this bee, two captains were selected, and they then proceeded to choose sides, selecting the , best spellers first of course. This continued until all present had been chosen, old and young. As , their names were called they took their places by their respective captains in tw(' lines on opposite , sides of the room facing each other. The person to pronounce the words (usually the teacher) , armed himself with a speller and the serious business of spelling down, began. When a speller " misspelled a word he took his seat, until as the ranks thinned to two contestants, the mounting tension could almost be sliced. Upon the ability of one of these two, rested the championship of the evening. ! Tax-payers in the district in 1874, were Thos. Anderson, John Anderson, Wm. Anderson, Eli ,Barnes, Elias Chris, C.F. Deskins, Wm. Donahue, Daniel Freeman, Henry C. Howlett, ].S. 'Kelly, Wm. McCarty, R.T. Richards, Henry Rodgers, Julia B. Sumner, ].T. Cummings, M.S. Winter, W.H.T. Wakefield and Chas. Worthington. At this time schools were not graded except as pupils were grouped into primary, intermediate and grammar grades. I Teachers' records between the years 1877 and 1887 are missing, but from treasurer's books the ! names of these teachers are revealed: E.M. Emmett, Eliza Emmett, George Draper, S.E. : Winrick, Alice Ingersoll, Dora Patten, Myra Fitz and C.R. Wenrich. '. . : Academic requirements for teaching in rural schools at that time were not high but one of the prime requirements was a teacher's ability to "keep order," and sometimes this factor alone : . determined whether or not a teacher was hired or fired. LLoo~g furt~ iJ!t<2_this tr~asurer's accounts, th~ cost ~ a cor_~_()L~QOd va6.ed from $4.70 to. ..-l ,i3.50' accordffig'to whatever the'low bid was that particular year. There was always an annual I expense of 25 cents for a water bucket, 15 cents for a dipper and 25 cents each for a broom and ' ! box of chalk. Work done on the building and grounds cost $1.50 per day for a man or $3.00 for a , 'man and team. . ..~.,.~ .... '. . ' .......... __ . . :.: - _', .. ;.. ';. ...", ',"' ..__ ,, I In 1885, Beattie Armstrong was paid $13.05 to point up the schoolhouse, which involved ,repairing the crumbling mortar between the stones. This was before the days .()f Por:tland cement,. : so mortar was made of lime and sand with horsehair for a binder. . . ' .. :' . .. ' • Other teachers in the late 1800's were Wm. Parsons, S.M. GaSton, Anna ~ars, Ella Flinn, Florence Crowder, Maggie Gregory, Julia Hutt, Rose Heise, Olive Wisely, Kate Oark, Mary : I Riddle, C. E. Houdyshell and Alma Nelson. . ; , In 1898 the district board consisted of M. R. Winter, Geo. T. Richards and Fred Deskins. The' : teacher, Mr. E. E. Houdyshell, received a salary of $25.00 per month and total expenditure for; : the school year was $224.21. Names of those of school age in 1898 were: Corbet and Shipman, CARTER; Clarence, Abbie and Jake BROWN; Agnes KELLY; Chester PELSOR; Jack, Kate, i : Maud, Fred and Mert READ; Raimer, Eva, Clark and Sadie RICHARDS; Arthur, Granville,' , Henry and Leeman UNDERWOOD; Mark, Hazel, Bessie, Paul, Georgie and Maud WINTER. i I For the first ten years of the twentieth century, the teachers were Lillie Gwinn, Camilla Nelson, ' , Sylva Kettering, Clara Colman, Alta Phillips, Mildred LaHue, and Emma Dews. Board members , of 1910 were George Banks, Mrs. Lenora Colman and George Carter. Bertha Bailey taught the i 26 pupils. During the term taught t?y Clara Colman, Mr. George Banks took a wagon-load of: school children to Lawrence to the dedication of the water fountain at 9th and New Ha.nlpshire ' I Streets, by President Theodore Roosevelt; the same fountain, now in South Park in Lawrence. ' Teachers of the next decade were Bessie Jackson, Carrie Geelan, Marguerite Ice, Ada Schroyer, Jeanne Winter, Lillian Stover, and Rebecca Miller who taught the term ending in 1920, with 26 pupils enrolled. During this period a number of improvements were made. The , : school-room was replastered, new weighted win~ws installed, a new hitchrack set up, a concrete. ,~~ and platform built in front of the schoolhouse, and a woodshed erected. . - -------.--- - '>.' ' l i " . . I �,l~~6 , ~A~ mandate was giventhe'board to" hire~an -expenenced teacher, which would seem to indicate' that most of the previous teachers may have been inexperienced. If such was the case, it might tie ". .~: ,':,-~". . in with the story in the next paragraph:." In early years of the district a small woman had worked a bluff on the teachers to the point of . once bringing a ball bat with her when visiting the school, in order to emphasize her ideas as to , how the school should be conducted. There came a year finally, when things were to be different, and matters were brought to a head when one of this parent's offspring defied the teaclierand received a shaking therefor. This teacher, however, proved to be experienced and the game of . I bluff was finished. Thereafter baseball bats were used only for the purpose originally intended. Other improvements made during this period were an anteroom built on the front, with shelves installed for dinner buckets, slate blackboards purchased, an eight-foot United States flag bought and chains to replace the old ropes used for the swings. The term ending in 1920 was the first : eight-months' one for this school. Board members were C. J. Banks, R. E. Schroyer and M. Shelly. Teachers of the 1920's were Lenora Schroyer, Christeen Schroyer, Lawrence Journey, Rose Dews (Wymer), and Dorothy Elliott, whose monthly salary was $91.00 for teaching the 15 pupils. Board members were Newt. Hamlin, C. B. Winter and Willis Coleman. Total expenditure' for the term was $1245.66. ' " , ' . : The teachers in the 1930's were Dorothy Elliott, Kathryn McCaHrey; Mrs. Ruth Sa~er, Alice Mitchell, Mary Sanford and Edna Reekie. Board members of 1940 were J. Elmer Shields, . C. B. Winter and Willis R. Coleman. Twelve pupils were enrolled. After 1940, Ruth Bertsinger, Roberta Swearing, Anna Hubbard, Vesta Bahnmaier and Emma Petefish, brought teaching in Winter School to an end in the terin ending in 1946. The school ." :-;as clo~d~iii'ilie-next two iears,°ind in i~i49. 'thediStrict~as ~d1Sorgaruze«(aild -tlleproperty"1 distributed among districts 14, 36 and 40. . . . '. :! When this was done, schoolhouse and grounds were turned over to the Winter Community I Club which some years later distributed the equipment among its members and sold the building! and grounds to Max McClure who owiled the surrounding farm. He, in turn,' finally sold the' property to Jerry Smith, a car dealer in Kansas City who tried to preserve it 'as a: museum and 1 offered its use to Boy Scouts and other like groups. Eventually it fell a victim of vandals and decay and now stands on the prairie a forlorn reminder of better days. Its large bell was broken and destroyed when persons unknown attempted to steal it. . . .:. ," '. _ ~~_ I -- - - -- RURAL SCHOOLS AND SCHOOLHOUSES GOLDIE PIPER DANIELS. -- -~--- ------~-------.------~- OFDOUGLASCOUNTY~KANSAS, by The Winter School Preservation Inc., a non-profit corporation was recently formed by members of the WINTER family and friends to renovate Winter School. Sen. Wint WINTER, Jr., the great-great grandson of Mathias S. and Mary E. WINTER who donated the land for the school was elected president. The gvoup decided to restore the school to its condition in the 1920's~which means no running water and no electricity. The work will probably start this fall and may take about a year to complete.' The Quilding would be open by appointment to visitors and to classes from area schools. From "Family Gets Together to Restore Old Schoolhouse~"' Lawrence Journal~World, July 2, 1986, p. 8. 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H., Overbrook GRIFFITH, W.H., Overbrook GROSSKOFF, Max, Twin Mound GRUBER, P., Twin Mound HARDING, C.P., Twin Mound HARDING, M.T., Overbrook HARDING, W.D., Twin Mound HARDTARFER, G.I., Mrs., Warden HALSTEAD, S.F., Lone Star HARSHMAN, A.F., ;.Centroplis HARTMAN, F.W., Overbrook HARTMAN, H. F ., Overbrook HECKMAN, David, Appanoose HEDLEY, G.W., Overbrook HEFFNER, D., Echo HEFFNER, John, Globe HEFFNER, J., Echo HEIMEN, John, Echo HENRICH, G., Overbrook HERMAN, S., Globe �:i48 MARION TOWNSHIP TAX PAYERS, 1900-01 Cont. 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TURNER, Jas., Globe TURNER, W.C., Lapeer TUTCHNER, T.H., Appanoose TUTTLE, A., Alfred TUTTLE, Geo., Lone Star TUTTLE, S.J., Alfred ULRICH, Jas., Echo ULRICH, M.H., Echo WARD, H.E., Appanoose WATSON, G.W., Alfred WATTS, Jno., Centroplis WEBBER, A.A., Alfred WEBBER, Fred, Twin Mound WEIMMER, J.H., Overbrook WEYBRIGHT, C., Alfred WEYBRIGHT, Wm., Alfred WHITE, H.J., Richland WHITEMAN, E.E., ,Lone Star WILLIS, R.J., Lone Star WISE, F.E., Globe WOODWARD, J.R., Alfred WRIGHT, J.J., Appanoose WRIGHT, W.G., Appanoose WURTZ, A.C., Appanoose SIMMONS, V.P., Alfred SIMON, Frank, Twin Mound SIMON, Joseph, Twin Mound SIMON, Joseph, Twin Mound SIMON, J.R., Twin Mound SIMON, Peter, Twin Mound SIMON, Wm., Lapeer SINCLAIR, M.B., Twin Mound SKAGGS, W.S., Globe SMITH, Abraham, Globe SMITH, A.G., Appanoose SMITH, Geo., Appanoose SMITH, J.E., Alfred SMITH, J.M., Globe SPIGLE, E.L., Appanoose STAHEL, Thos., Alfred STEVENSON, N.E., Alfred STRAWLEY, J.M., Alfred STUTSMAN, Wm., Alfred TERWILLIGER, W.L., Alfred THOMIE, Nick, Lapeer THOMPSON, Geo., Twin Mound THOMPSON, Geo. E., Lapeer THURBER, O.E., Twin Mound TRENSMEIER, H., Globe The Lawrence City Directory, 1900";'1901', The Chittenden Directory Company, Compilers and Publishers, St. Louis, Mo. Submitted by Jane WIGGINS * * * * * Western Home Journal, Lawrence, Ks., December 29, 1881 ----, , BRUBAKER SCHOOL Report of the Brubaker School for the month ending December 2d, 1881, number of pupils enrolled, males, 23, females,-19: total, 42. Those not absent during the month, Laura KELLY, Florence KELLY, John KELLY, Tilford CLARK. Pupils whose standing was between 80 andlOO: Alice KINZIE, Laura KELLY, Charlie CLARK, Charlie PINGREE, Charlie BARTON, Milton MEYER, George FISHBURN, Florence KELLY, Sherman CLARK, Laura PRICE, Mattie CALVIN, ; Violetta SHOAF, Mary SOWERS. ' The following names deserve a place on our roll of honor: Charlie PINGREE, Charlie BARTON, Charlie CLARK, Milton MEYER, George FISHBURN, Mary SOWERS. -F. Grace ALLEN, ________________~',~T~e~acher. _.. -- -- --- - -- - -- --- --------- '-Lawrence Daily Gazette, December 4, 1884 ITwin Mound A literary society has been-organized in the neighborhood, which meets at ,the school house every Friday evening. The present officers are Mr. Frank VAN HORN, president; vice-president, H. STEELE; Secretary,! ' Perry treasurer, Henry ' HIATT. i L _____ SMITH; ~__ -----------~ �;;:)}J .- , . .:::/~, -.-.-~- EXCERPTS FROM THE SCHOOL TIMES BALDWIN, KANSAS ' ,'~, '-_.- - ----- ~-- Published the first and third Fridays of each shool month by the teachers and pupils of the Baldwin Public schools. Editor - E.W. MYLER Associate Editors - F.M. POWELL, Edith KIRKPATRICK, Edith DUDGEON, Anna HAIR, and Josie COWGILL Reporters - Ona AMOS, Room 5, Ina COLBURN, Room 4 and Nannie TRENDER, Room 2. February 12, 1892 The Senior Class organization is as follows: John CROOKS, Pres.; Elsie HUFF, Vice-Pres.; Ona AMOS, Secretary and Treasurer. The Middle Class will read Evangeline this month. Dr. OWEN was a last week's visitor. He gave the Juniors an interesting talk. Sunday is St. Valentine's day. Fanny WAGNER entertained a few of her schoolmates last Tuesday evening. Nellie HAWLEY is very ill at this writing, but we hope she may speedily recover. Mrs. COLEGROVE and Mrs. PARMENTER were among our visitors last week. February 26, 1892 Public School Directory Library Association Board of Education E.W. MYLER - President J.M. FOLLIN - President Mabel KNOX'- Vice-President Miss M.E. COWGILL - Clerk Anna LE HEW - Secretary & Librarian J.W. GAMES ~ Treasurer Jessie SKINNER - Asst. 'Librarian Teachers Ella HAMMOND - Treasurer E.W. MYLER - Principal "Times" Reporters F.M. POWELL - Asst., High School Mabel KNOX - High School Edith KIRKPATRICK - Grammar Dept. Ina COLBURN - Room 4 Edith DUDGEON- ,Intermediate Dept. Roy LEWIS - Room 3 Anna HAIR - Second Primary Nannie TRINDER - Room 2 Josie COWGILL - First Primary Death has entered our ranks and his icy touch has stopped the beating of two hearts. Youth, beauty, wealth, power have naught to charm away his coming. "With his sickle keen He reaps the bearded grain at a breath, and the flowers that grow between." Willie ALBRITON (colored), aged nine years and ten months, died of La Grippe, on the morning of Feb. 16. Willie was a bright and promising little boy, and his death, so unexpected, seems sad and untimely. He was a pupil of the First Primary where he will be greatly missed by his teacher and schoolmates. Nellie HAWLEY, aged fourteen ,years, died Feb. 22, at 12 o'clock. Nellie was a member of the Seventh Grade and was respected and loved by teacher and schoolmates. Sad indeed is it to record this early passing away of so beautiful and so promising a life. It "adds one more to the inexplicable mysteries of Providence that perplex us here." No., we do not, cannot understand His ways, for "Now we see as through a glass darkly;" but there will come a time when it will be made plain to us, and we will rejoice in the love ofa just God who doeth all things well. News Notes Harry PARDEE was absent several days last week, a victim of the toothache. Mr. POWELL gave the Middle Class their usual weekly "Latin lecture" Tuesday morning. �·151, THE SCHOOL TIMES, Baldwin, .Ks. Misses Venia GAMES, Mabel KNOX and Elsie HUFF, and Clyde KNOX, Ray BORK and Walter JOHNSON have been absent, caused principally by sickness. Miss Kate STEVENS made Room 4 a very pleasant call Tuesday afternoon. Mr. D.W. LEWIS returned home from the City of Mexico last week. Mr. LEWIS has four representatives in school, one of them is our reporter, Roy. County Supt. J.E. PEAIRS inspected the schools Thursday and Friday. He gave the High School a very beneficial drill in singing Thursday, p.m. Meade EATON presented the Sixth Grade with a very neat ink tray last Monday, for which he has the sincere thanks of the pupils and teacher--especially the teacher. The members of the Junior Class extend hearty thanks to Dr. OWEN for his interesting and instructive explanation of circulation together with the dissection of a heart. Pearl McCURDY has been sick the past week but is some better at the present. We hope she will soon be with her class again. Miss Ella FOLLIN taught Room 2 for Miss HAIR last Friday afternoon. The pupils hope she was as well·pleasedwith them as they were with her. Miss HAIR attended the oratorical contest at Topeka. ·Arthur PATTERSON is out of school this week on account of a painful burn received last Monday. Josie HAWLEY was delayed from school this week by the sickness and death of her sister Nellie. Bessie QUAYLE and Mary HENDERSON have been out of school on account of sickness. Amy BRANDSTADT was classified 5B a week ago last Monady, but on account of sickness did not enter school until this week. Miss Katie HUKILL, a former teacher and aunt of Nellie HAlfLEY, came down from Topeka to attend the funeral. Alma MARVEL and Grace EATON have been on the sick list and consequently have been out of school a day or two. March 11, 1892. Grace CHANDLER visited room # wlast Thursday. Josie HAWLEY is again in school after a long absence. So many pupils have been absent on account of sickness we cannot name them all. We hope it will be better this month. Gertie GRIFFITH entered the Seventh Grade last Tuesday. Chas. BROWN and Chs. SOWERS have turned from intellectual to manual pursuits,· leaving vacancies in the Seventh Grade. Miss Daisy WHEELER has our thanks for a handsome bouquet of Tidal Wave Pinks. Chas. ROBINSON, Ray RORK, and Harry PARDEE left the High School last week. Chas. and Ray started yesterday for Marshal County to seek their fortunes. May success be theirs. March 25, 1892 Baldwin Bessie STEWART, SA Baldwin is a small village in the eastern p~rt of Kansas and in Douglas county. It is on a branch of the Santa Fe railroad. It has about 1500 inhabitants with the students of Baker University which is in Baldwin. It has a fine public school building in which are four departments besides the High School. Baldwin has a bank and a creamery and a good many stores. It has four churches, the Methodist, Colored Methodist, Baptist, and Presbyterian. They have lately built an Opera house in Baldwin. ,". �L!~? THE SCHOOL TIMES, Baldwin, Ks. IN MEMORY OF NELLIE HAWLEY -Edith DIXONDear Nell, you have gone and left us, And we all do miss you so; But we hope sometime you will meet us, Where we all now.hope to go. And won't you be waiting, Nellie, At the beautiful golden gates, To welcome us into glory Who once were your old schoolmates? And we will ever remember Theone with whom we played, When the flowers were in the blossom, And the grass was in the blade. As we study and work at our lessons, We think of you often, Nell, And the days you assembled with us, To learn to figure and spell. You will see no more sorrow and trouble, But ever with angels shall dwell, While we are awaiting the morning When we shall bid the world farewell. News Notes Mrs. JOHNSON (nee LEONARD), of Jop1in,Mo., called this week in company with Miss Ida HUFF. These ladies were both teachers in our schools in 1889-90. Mrs. Dr. DAVIS and Mrs. NORTH and Mr. Lyman SULLIVAN visited Room 2 last week. Mrs. MARTIN and Miss Effie HARSHBERGER were also callers. Jessie CARSON left school Tuesday and returned to her home in Lawrence. She will be greatly missed by the members of the Junior Class. Ella HAMMOND has returned to school after nearly two weeks with pneumonia. We are glad to welcome her to her classes again. To be continued. A copy of The School Times is 10cated·in the Newspaper Section at the Kansas State Historical Society,Topeka, Ks. Submitted by Jane WIGGINS 1"------- Report of the First Month of School District No. 9 Black Jack, Kas., Dec. 13,1881 Number of pupils enrolled, 65; average attendance 53. Those neither : absent nor tardy were Gideon RICE, Hallie MARTIN, . Frank and Ira STEVENSON; Frank and John HAYS. Pupils averaging 95 per cent or over in attendance, punctuality, . deportment and scholarship, were Frank 0'NEIL,96; Frank STEVENSON, 98; Hallie MARTIN, 96; Bertha VAN FRIES, 97; Minnie Van FRIES, 97; Ira STEVENSON, 98. A number more averaged 88 and 90. A.E. PEAIRS, Teache~~. ______~__________~____~ �\ 153 MRS. JENKINS' NINETIETH BIRTHDAY Spending her days in peaceful quiet in the town in which she witnessed the great tragedy of her life, is Mrs. Gaius JENKINS, the widow of the man who was shot by James H. LANE, while Lawrence was still scarcely a town, Mrs. JENKINS celebrated her ninetieth birthday last Friday at her home at 1617 Kentucky street, where she lives with a daughter, 'Mrs. M.E. WILDER. Mr. and Mrs. C.L. EDWARDS and Mrs. O.E. LEARNARD were guests at a little dinner given in honor of the event and hostess and guests, all of whom had suffered in the wild early days, had a long talk, concerning the events of the stirring time, though it is now far in the past as a human lifetime goes, but must always be remembered as the most thrilling period of their lives, by those who experienced it. Mrs. JENKINS came to Lawrence with her husband and family in 1855 and Gaius JENKINS homesteaded a quarter section of land, a part of which is now west Lawrence. Later James H. LANE instituted a contest to the title of the land and a feud grew up between him and JENKINS. This went on until June 3, 1858, when LANE shot JENKINS as the latter was trying to get water from a well on the land under dispute. The killing of JENKINS by LANE aroused a great deal of feeling all over the country, and this was particularly the case at Lawrence. The killing was done in cold blood, as JENKINS'only object ori the premises was to get water from the well which LANE claimed as his own. The well stood near what is now the corner of Henry*and Illinois streets. Although the well had been dug by JENKINS, a short time previous to the killing LANE had put a padlock on the gate leading to the well, and had forbidden JENKINS entry to the premises. The JENKINS family had used water from a ravine for a few days, which had caused sickness in the family. The head of the household finally went to the well, where he was killed by LANE. The murderer was never punished for his crime except by the ostracism of many who had been his friends. Mrs. JENKINS has lived in Lawrence nearly all the time since the day when she helped to carry the body of her husband back to the home. It is now fifty-five years since the tragedy occurred, and Mrs. JENKINS, one of the chief sufferers from it, is spending the evening of her days in peace and tranquility. From The Lawrence Daily Gazette, Saturday, May 10, 1913 * Henry Street is now known as Eighth Street. Submitted by Jane WIGGINS' * * * * * Republican Daily Journal, Lawrence, Ks., June 28, 1871 SOLD - George SCHWEITZER sold his handsome residence, yesterday, to Mr. George W. OGDEN, a wealthy gentleman from Paris, Kentucky, for $7000. We are also pleased to learn that Mr. OGDEN intends purchasing a farm near, the city, and stocking it with the best Kentucky bred horses and cattle,making a model stock farm. We welcome Mr. OGDEN to Lawrence. Gentlemen of means and enterprise, like him, will find appreciation. Submitted by Jane WIGGINS �I ~----- - .--- - -.-- --------- 154, I NOTES FROM "THE SECRETARY BOOK OF THE COLUMBIA LITERARY SOCIETY, DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS, 1894-1897." .:',::;.: - .-..:.~.~.--~-.......: ,',,' .. :. .... COLUMBIA NO. 6 7.~ " --,"-,"- ... ( ~- Continued from Volume IX, No. 2 Jan. 7, 1896 ~ After the routine business meeting, the election of officers resulted in the following: President, Lue FLORY; Vice-President, Charles PELLET; Secretary, Mary CHURCHBAUGH;Treasurer, J.K. BOYD; Sergeant at Arms, Tom CLARK. A short program followed, then recess. The debate question was, Resolved, "that woman has more influence over men than money." Judges decided in favor of the affirmative. Those in attendance were: Charlie PELLET, Mary CHURCHBAUGH, Vina SANDERS, Joe WILLIAMS, Joe SHIELDS, Lewis CHURCHBAUGH, Perry FLORY,J.K. BOYD, C. BURTON, JohnCHURCHBAUGH. Jan. 14, 1896- The president called the meeting to order. The program was followed by recess. Then came the debate. The question was: Resolved, "that the cow is of more benefit to a man than the horse." The judges decided in favor of the negative. Lewis and Mary CHURCHBAUGH were chosen as the paper editors. Those attending were: Mary CHURCHBAUGH, Leroy FLORY, Rosa BROHAMMER, Ella FLORY, Vina SANDERS, Charlie BROHAMMER, Katie BROHAMMER, Lee FLORY, Mabel GRAHAM, H. BAKER, Tom CLARK, C. BURTON, Joe SHIELDS, Lue FLORY. Jan. 21, 1896 - The president called the meeting to order. After the routine business, program and recess. The paper was read by the editors. There was no debate question. Those attending were: Mary CHURCHBAUGH, Vina SANDERS, Ella FLORY, C. BURTON, Charlie PELLET, Vina CHURCHBAUGH, Tom CLARK, Lee FLORY, Alonzo STUDEBAKER, Austin FLORY, Lue FLORY, J.K. BOYD. Jan. 28, 1896 - The meeting was called to order by the president. After the business meeting and recess, a short program was held. The debate question was: Resolved, "that the president has no right to make love to the secretary." The judges decided in favor of the affirmative. Those attending were: Lue FLORY, C. BURTON, Mary CHURCHBAUGH, Leroy FLORY, Hattie SANDERS, Joe SHIELDS, Vina CHURCHBAUGH, Lee FLORY, Mabel GRAHAM, Joe WILLIAMS, Rosa BROHAMMER, E.A. Boyd, Lewis CHURCHBAUGH. Feb. 5, 1896 - The routine business was taken care of and the election resulted in the following officers: President, Lue FLORY; Vice-President, J.K. BOYD; . Secretary, Mabel GRAHAM; Treasurer, Lewis CHURCHBAUGH; Sargeant-at-Arms, Joe WILLIAMS~ After the program and recess, the debate followed with the following question: "that there is more pleasure in married life than in single life." The judges decided in favor of the negative. The society decided to give a basket dinner in two weeks to raise money to buy declamation books for the society. Those attending were: Vina CHURCHBAUGH, Mabel GRAHAM, Tom CLARK, �Coiumbia Literary Society Con't. C. BURTON, Lue FLORY, Perry FLORY, Hattie SANDERS, Katie BROHAMMER, Vina LANDIS, Charlie BROHAMMER, Joe SHIELDS, J.K. BOYD, John CHURCHBAUGH, Lewis CHURCHBAUGH, Charlie SANDERS, Lee FLORY, Roy FLORY, L.M. FLORY. Feb. 11, 1896 - After the business meeting and recess, a short volunteer program was given. The debate question was: Resolved, "that the frog leads a more pleasant life than the toad." The judges decided'in favor of the affirmative. No attendance was given. Feb. 18, 1896 - A business meeting was held and a volunteer program given. The paper was read. No debate was held. Those present were: Mabel GRAHAM, Alva FLORY, Lue FLORY, Vina CHURCHBAUGH, Rosa BROHAMMER, Vina SANDERS, Ella FLORY, E.A. BOYD, Joe SHIELDS, Joe WILLIAMS, C. BURTON, John CHURCHBAUGH. Feb. 25, 1896 - After the business meeting and recess, a short volunteer program was given. The teacher asked the society to help with the program at the school closing. The president appointed the following people to a committee for the program: Joe WILLIAMS, Henry BAKER, Hattie SANDERS, Rosa BROHAMMER, and Lewis CHURCHBAUGH. The 'debate question was: Resolved, "that tobacco is more injurious to the health than cheWing gum." The judges decided in favor of the affirmative. No attendance was given. March 3, 1896 - After the meeting ,was called to order an election resulted in the following officers: President, Henry BAKER; Vice-President, John CHURCHBAUGH; Secretary, Mabel GRAHAM; Treasurer, Joe WILLIAMS; Sergeant at Arms, W.A. FLORY. The debate followed the program and recess. The question was: Resolved, "that the state should give every person over twenty years of age three years college course free of charge." The judges decided in favor of the affirmative. The society voted not to meet until Nov. 10, 1896., Those present were: Mabel GRAHAM, Hattie SANDERS,' Rosa BROHAMMER, Mary CHURCHBAUGH, Ella FLORY, Lee FLORY, Charlie PELLET, Charlie BROHAMMER, John CHURCH BAUGH , Henry BAKER, Joe WILLIAMS, JohnBROHAMMER, Vina SANDERS, L.M. FLORY, Lewis CHURCHBAUGH, Roy FLORY, Lue FLORY. Nov. 10, 1896 - The president was absent so LueFLORY called the meeting to order. Ella FLORY took the minutes in the absence of .the secretary. In the election of officers, the following people were given offices: President, Lue FLORY; Vice-President, Levi MARKLEY; Secretary, Mary CHURCHBAUGH; Treasurer, Joe WILLIAMS; Sergeant at Arms, Charlie BROHAMMER •. No program nor debate was held. Those present were: 'Lue FLORY, Levi MARKLEY, Ella FLORY, Mary CHURCHBAUGH, Charlie BROHAMMER, Joe WILLIAMS, Iva FLORY, Ora STUDEBAKER, Alva FLORY, Perry FLORY, Henry DEARDORFF, Lewis CHURCHBAUGH, Maud FLORY, Leroy FLORY, Lee FLORY. Nov. 17, 1896 - The president called the meeting 'to order. In the business metting, the society voted to buy five gallons of kerosene and a can. After recess and the program the deb'ate question was: Resolved that there is more sport in winter life than summer life." The judges decided in favor of the affirmative. Those attending were: Lue FLORY, Vina SANDERS" Mary CHURCHBAUGH, Ella FLORY, ,Alva FLORY, Hattie SANDERS, Perry FLORY, Charlie BROHAMMER, Dave WILLIAMS, Austin FLORY, Lee FLORY. Nov. 24, 1896 - Lue FLORY, the president, called the meeting to order. After recess and the program the question for debate was: Resolved, "that the Indian has been treated worse than the Negro by the white man." The judges decided in favor of the affirmative. Those present were: Lue FLORY, Ora STUDEBAKER, �.156 Columbia LIterary Society Con't. Mary CHURCHBAUGH, Alva FLORY, Ella FLORY, Charlie BROHAMMER, Tom CLARK, Henry BAKER, Joe WILLIAMS, Lee FLORY, Dave WILLIAMS, E.A. BOYD. Dec. 2, 1896 - The meeting was called to order by the Vice-President, Levi MARKLEY. ·Offi:cers elected were President,Henry BAKER; Vice-President, Lewis CHURCHBAUGH; Secretary, Ora STUDEBAKER; Treasurer, Charlie BROHAMMER; Sergeant at.Arms, Joe WILLIAMS. After recess and the program,the question for debate was: Resolved, "that water is more destructive than fire." The judges decided in favor of the affirmative. Those present were: Levi MARKLEY, Perry FLORY, Ora STUDEBAKER, Henry BAKER, Joe WILLIAMS, Charlie PELLET, Rosa BROHAMMER, Ella FLORY, Lewis CHURCHBAUGH, Vina CHRUCHBAUGH, Alva FLORY, Lee FLORY, Hattie SANDERS, Iva FLORY, Leroy FLORY. Dec. 8, 1896 - The president, Henry BAKER, called the meeting to order. After the recess and program, the.question for debate was: Resolved, "that all the railroads should be owned by the government of the United Sates." The judges decided in favor of the negative. Those present were: Henry BAKER, Lewis CHURCH BAUGH , Ora STUDEBAKER,Vina SANDERS, Mary CHURCHBAUGH, L.M. FLORY, Ella FLORY, Rosa BROHAMMER, Joe WILLIAMS, Levi MARKLEY, Charles SANDERS, Iva FLORY. Dec. 15, 1896 - The meeting was called to order by the president, Henry BAKER. After the business meeting and recess, a short program was given. Then came the debate. The question was: Resolved, "that the horse is more beneficial than the cow.". The judges decided in favor of the affirmative. Those present were: Ora STUDEBAKER, Vina CHURCHBAUGH, Dave WILLIAMS, Hattie SANDERS, Rosa BROillL~R, Mary CHURCHBAUGH, Leroy FLORY, Henry BAKER, Charlie BROHAMMER, Charlie SANDERS, Lewis CHURCHBAUGH, John CHURCHBAUGH. Dec. 22, 1896 - The president called the meeting to order. After the business meeting and recess, a short program was given. The question for debate was: Resolved, "that there is more pleasure in pursuit than possession." ·The judges decided in favor of the negative. Those present were: Ora STUDEBAKER, . Henry BAKER, Iva FLORY, Alva FLORY, Vina CHURCHBAUGH, Mabel GRAHAM, Lonie STUDEBAKER, Eda BOYD, Lee FLORY, Rosa BROHAMMER, Charlie BROHAMMER. Dec. 29, 1896 -: A short business meeting was presided over by the president. The program followed a recess. No debate question was presented. Those present were: Ora STUDEBAKER, Henry BAKER, Lue FLORY, Leroy FLORY, Joe WILLIAMS, Lewis CHURCHBAUGH, Hattie SANDERS, Ella FLORY, Mabel GRAHAM, Maud FLORY, Vina CHURCHBAUGH, Charlie PELLET. COLUMBIA LITERARY SOCIETY ROLL CALL FOR 1896 .Henry BAKER Henry DEARDORFF Mabel GRAHAM E.A. BOYD Alva FLORY Vina LANDIS J.K. BOYD Austin FLORY Levi MARKLEY Charlie BROHAMMER Ella FLORY Charlie PELLET John BROHAl1MER Iva FLORY Charlie SANDERS Katie BROHAMMER L.M. FLORY Hattie SANDERS Rosa BROHAMMER Lee FLORY Vina SANDERS C. BURTON Leroy FLORY Joe SHIELDS John CHURCHBAUGH Lue FLORY Alonzo STUDEBAKER Lewis CHURCHBAUGH Maud FLORY Ora STUDEBAKER Mary CHURCH BAUGH . Perry FLORY Dave WILLIAMS Vina CHURCHBAUGH Roy FLORY Joe WILLIAMS Tom CLARK W.A. FLORY (To be continued) Submitted by MaryCHRUCHBAUGH JAMISON . Picture fromRura1Schoo1sartdSchoo1houses of Douglas Co., Ks.,by Goldie PIPER DANIELS �<l1lueries Queries are free to members. They should state at least. two facts to gain best results. Queries are also free to non-members but must concern Kansas related ancestors offiftyyears or earlier. Maxine HOUGLAND,Rt. 1, Box 153C, Perr , KS 66073· I ave a new Vol. I, 1984 Buchanan County,MO history about families mainly around St. Joseph, MO, and Northeastern Kansas. I will share with you the 500 pages and pictures. (913-597-5969) HAYS McCLAIN. MARION Maxine HOUGLAND, Rt. 1, Box 153C, Perr ,KS 66073 o was Mary McClain. HAYS parents? Mary.was born in Potosi, Mo., November28~ 184S:--Died Ft.· Scott, KS, Jan. 28, 1928. Mary's fi,rst marriage to James MARION (MIRIAM) about 1866 Potosi, MO. Frank HAYS was third husband. LOVE WHEELER Renee COLE, 1206 Tennessee, Lawrence, KS 66044. Need information on a John LOVE. Born about 1776 in So. Carolina. Wife's name was Nancy and he had a daughter Elizabeth, who married Orrel H. WHEELER. John LOVE lived in Tenness~e and Indiana, and I last found him in Indiana in 1850. McNAIR BOUCHER SCHULTZ JONES . JONES Robert EDWARDS, 3712 147 Avenue SE, Bellevue, WA 98006. John McNAIR purchased land from JohnM. BOUCHER in 1858, ~nd in . 1859 the same land was sold, with Caroline McNAIR giving up her dower rights to it. The deed called the land "an estate of inheritance." Caroline was dead by 1862. What relation was she to John M. BOUCHER? Who was the Margret J. who became John McNAIR's second wife, by 1866? Looking for descendants of the McNAIR's and BOUCHER'·s. John was also known as Jacob, and was my great grandfather. Ray H. SHAW, 17410 Mpl. Vly. Hy Sp75, Renton, WA 98058. Would like information on the family of Christian SCHULTZ, born ca 1833 in Germa!lY, and wife Mary SCHULTZ, born ca 1833 in Germany, living in Willow Springs Twp., Dg. Co., KS in 1885 per Kansas State census. Children living at home, born in IL per that 1885 census: ftederi ck (19), Mary (16) ,my grandmother Elizabeth (15), George (13), Herman 00). Elizabeth (Lizzie) married Henry R. JONES 17 March 1888,at Lawrence~ KS • . Ray H. SHAWj17410 M 1 Vl .H S 75, Renton, WA 98058. See lnformation on parentage of Henry Ric ard JONES born PA 1864, . died Colorado 1943) and wife, Lizzie Schultz JONES m~rried ;'n Dg. Co., KS, March 17, 1~88 (born Germany? - died Ok1a 1909). � 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. 9, No. 3: Spring 1986 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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