https://s3.amazonaws.com/omeka-lplks/original/c7bfe95d4f0daec275ee1da5afa87348.pdf 3ef93addfd3d123ce52d33264e1e9495 PDF Text Text ~, �Til· '18111B ." , " , Vol. IV, No., 3 / >, '.. _0" .~. ';-, ..~."o~ .j;. .. 1P .::..I~a.r.r. _·I~•• / 0 /- .. -~o ~C ,._. ' ,;.-. ~ c •••• __ Publi sh ed Quarterly 8y: 1)ou8 1as Count~ Geneal08ical Societg P.o. 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. Lewis, Walter Loit, Charles; Loi t,Emma Lo,it, George Loit, Horace, Lyncn, Cornelius' Marshall, Mary Mar~hall, Orange Marshall , W~ P-. ~lay, Wimiam Mercer, Co'rdelfal Mercer, El:Cina1 Mercer, Eli Mercer, Hattie Mercer~ J~ H~ Mercer, Salinal Meridey, William Meridey, William Miller, Aim aMiller, Daniel Miller, David Miller, Maud Monroe, G'. W. Monroe, J~ L. Monroe, M. J'. Monroe, M. S~ Monroe, M. Morgan, A~ M~ Mo,rgan, A. P'. Morgan, G. Hr. Morgan, J. H: Mo'rgan, Ji~ F: Mumford i, babel Mumfordl, Lewis; Myers, A'. E~ Myers, C. A: Myers, C~ G:. w. Age sex Birth Co,IO"r OccuQation PI'ace 6 1. M F B; R, 4 M M Bl W" M F M F M M M W 28:, 33 24 45 43 184: 7;' 0 W W W. B: W: W, W. W W' 34 M 201 34: 111 23\ 30) 29 l'r1 7" M W~ 5 M' 43~ ~r W W 30' F F M M F' F M F M: F' M' M F M M F Ml M F M' E' F R 47 5' li8" 381 15 39 2; 11. 13 40 4[ 341 62 18:, 2 7" 7-12. 28:, 9 3\ 1(7 F F F' M: F Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer W. Farmer Farmer B~: B' Bl W W' Farmer F.armer W' W' Farmer. 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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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Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Pioneer, Vol. 4, No. 3: Winter 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.) Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1981 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_3_WINTER1981 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.)