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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.) 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_4_SPRING1981 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.)