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S • • • • • • • 3 • • • • • • • • 0 • • • • • Lawren~e" Ks. (Douglas Co.) Sources for Genealogical Information • • •• 1894 Lawrence, Kansas Daily World CLARK Information • • • .0. 1869 Memberships of Lawrence, Kansas Society of Friends • • • • 0 • • 5 6 • 7 0 • • • • • 8 1896 Class of Kansas University Law School • • • • • • • • • • • • 0 • • 18 1908 Lawrence, Kansas High School Graduates • • • • • • • • • • • • •• 19 St~ll,Kansas Cemetery Records • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• 20 Eudora" Kansas Cemetery Records • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .30 1859 Te'sti.'Tlonies !rom "Kansas Claims" • • 1887 Quantrill Raid Claims • • • • • • • • • • • • •• •• 32 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••••• 34 l899-l9?7 Obituary Records of New England SOCiety 01 Lawrence, Kansas •• 37 Queries',. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .43 ***** "Deal. with the man who does the most business. You will lind there is a reason lor it." -Daniel Webster �2 1981-1982. Officers: President • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Vice-President • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• Secretar,y • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • iTreEurer • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 'Librarian • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Editor • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Donald Vaughn Jean Snedegar ~ aWB8~ Jane \tI1.gg:lna Pan] 1 De Elniff Mary Jamison COlIIId.ttees: , Genealogy Research: Jane Wiggins... J~ Sweeta. . Library. Pauline EJJotarj ItmoKiawell, Dorothy" Wiggins. ufioneerU: !!!:Z JamiSon, BdDa Welling,Jane Wiggins, JWV Saets, Hugh Stouppe, Kathryn Bunton, Dorotb1' Clarke, Doro~ vaggins, Emma Berg. ~embership: Doro~ WiSf. Telephone: DOro~ar~ Irma' Kidwell, Kathryn BUD~n. ObitU8l7 Clipplngs ~ri=ICk. mndIe~ Olll1lffn1Q.paper&a Jean SDadeger, Grace Embers. , nab ----=-- The Douglaa County Genealogical Society is a non-profit organization with ~gular schedllled meetings the second Tuesday Dight of each month, 7:30 p.m. a.+ternated between the Lawrence Publio Ullrar,y and the Presbyterian Manor.' . Afternoon meetings. are held i f possible and occasional area tours.. Ail armual :public workshop is held to help in research. Hembersbip feea are IS.oo single, $7.50 for family mElllbers.. The fiscal :rear is from July 1 to June 30 the follow:l.ng :rear. Frank, Good's Home Town News- Wichita, Ks. Eagle-Beacon Copied with Permission. He who knows not and knows not that he knowa· not, is a fool; shun him. He who knows not and knows that he knows not, isa cbildl teach him. He who mOWs and knows not that he knows, is asleep; wake him. He who knows and knowa that he knows is :w1sej follow him. Persian proverb. Two fish ,were sw1nming along together in the river when the little fish asked the much ,larger fish: How did y-ou manage to grow so big?" 11M)' .~,n he replied, "When I was about y-our size I learned to keep rrq mouth sh~t~o h81"8' I am 1 II . ------Please remember-We need help in copying old records of Douglas County. "The Pionaara' Committee �3 Presidents' Letter I look back on the past look ahe ad and see many bIlt w'ork together tor a mitte~ chairpersons end constructive ones. year and see much accomplished by our societY'. I challenges. We should not le'\i our enthusiasm lag stronger SOCiety-. Thanks to all the tormer commembers 1Iho have toUed to make the past ;rears Pauline Elnift and her library committee have selected and pu.rchased several new books tor the libr&ry'. AD;yone having suggestions tor next years pur- chases, contact Pauline. Donations ot genealogical material. are alwap welcome.. The committee has spent many hours preparing the emhange quarterlies tor displq and lcBeping the melva. orderly., The societY' library is in a comer ot the Lmrrence Public Library and is tor the use ot the general public. The SOCietY' is gratetul to the library board and staft for their cooperation. The Pioneer has had another successful year under the editorship ot Mary' Jamison and her publication staff. M8.D¥ articles and records ot Douglas County useful to our members tar and near have been published. We welcome mater~ tor possible publication in the Pioneer. The material should be at least 75 Y'ears old and include TOur name, source, and date ot publishing. our Vice-President, Jean Snedegar, and Grace Embers have started indexing the deaths am. births in the early Douglas County newspapers on micro-film in the public library. Please contact one ot them i t TOu can help. Several ot the faithf'ul are still lIOrking on indexing the 1875 State Census of Douglas County. Thanks to llah Derrick, who has taken over the project of clipping the death, marriage, and birth notices in the local paper. This is the current issues and indexing them should be ot great help to researchers in the future. We are beginning to plan for a workshop to be held in the spring of 1982. The 0l'llJ' wtIg we can have a successful workshop is for everyone to pitch in and help. Please contact one of the otficers i f you are willing to help or have ideas that would make a better workshop:. Remenber our JOOnthly meetings on the second Tuesdq ot the month, generally at the' public library. --The items from the "Herald of Freedom" vere copied and contributed by" Paulin~ B. Elnift, Lawrence, Kansas. �4 DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY MEMBERSHIP 1981-1982 BANTA, John V., Jr., 2209 Kingston Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 BERG, Emma, R.F.D. 2, Box 224, Lawrence, KS 66044 BRESINA, Patricia M., 1411 Torbett, Rich1and,WA 99352 BRO~, Virginia, Box 325, Paola, KS 66071 BRUNE, Georgiana, R.F.D. 3, Lawrence, KS 66044 BUNTON, Kathryn J., 2135 Kentucky S:t., Lawrence, KS 66044 CLARKE, Dorothy V., 1908 New Hampshire St., Lawrence, KS 66044 CLINE, Reba, 1100 Crane Road, Pampa, TX 79065 CLOqGH, Vivian, R.F.D. 5, Box 128, Lawrence, KS 66044 COTTER, Dennis J., 9402 North Octavia, Morton Grove, IL 60053 CURTIS, C10viss E., R.R. 3, Box 114, Leavenworth, KS 66048 DAVIS, Mrs. U1a C., 2nd and Arkansas, Lot 2, Lawrence, KS 66044 DE~ICK, I1ah, 333 Kansas Ave., Lawrence, KS 66044 ELNIFF, Pauline B., 820 Sunset Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 EMBERS, Grace, 445 North St., Lawrence, KS 66044 FINNEY CO. GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, P.O. Box 592, Garden City, KS 67846 GORTON, Catherine, 831 Illinois, Lawrence, KS 66044 GORTON, Dr. Thomas, 831 Illinois, Lawrence, KS 66044 HANSEN, Georgia M., 308 East Rumble Rd., Modesto, CA 95350 HOUGLAND, Maxine, 1920 Harper St., Lawrence, KS 66044 HOUT, Goldie V., R.F.D. 5, Box 128, Lawrence, KS 66044 JACKMAN, Twy1ah, 1230 N. Van Buren, Topeka, KS 66608 JAMISON, Mary I., Route 2, Box 58A, Baldwin City, KS 66006 KID~LL, Irma L., 1617 Rhode Island St., Lawrence, KS 66044 KNOX~ Dennis I., 162 S. King's Hwy., Stillwater, OK 74074 MAKE~, Betty L., 8340 Greensboro Dr., McLean, VA 22102 PITTSFORD, Harold L., 2934 East 8th St., Anderson, IN 46012 POIN~ER, Betty J., 607 E. Russell, Santa Ana, CA 92707 SANDERS, Elizabeth, Route 5, Box 220, Warrensburg, MO 64093 SHELPON, Evelyn, 2908 Chisholm Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 SIMMONS, Hazel Lee, 1646 Barker St., Lawrence, KS 66044 SMITH, Adell Carr, 2928 Cornell Ave., Iowa City, IA 52240 SMITH:, Claude, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044 SMITH, Zona, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044 SNEDEGER, B. Jean, P.O. Box 665, Lawrence, KS 66044 I SPENCER, Iona B., R.R. # 1, Lecompton, KS 66050 STOUPPE, Hugh, 1739 Alabama, Lawrence, KS 66044 SWEETS, Judy M., 2905 Moccasin Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 THOMAS, Stephen A., 624 Honeysuckle, Olathe, KS 66061 VAUGH~, Donald, 1946 Barker Ave., Lawrence, KS 66044 VAUGH~, Wilma, 1946 Barker Ave., Lawrence, KS 66044 WELLI~G, Enda, Route 5, Box 286, Lawrence, KS 66044 WIGGINS, Dorothy R., 2020 Stratford Road, Lawrence, KS 66044· WIGGINS, Jane M., Route 4, Box 221, Lawrence, KS 66044 I I Herald -- £! Freedom, June 16, 1855 I At the Union Hotel in this place on the 10th inst., by Rev. G. W. Hutclri.nson, !-ir. Hiram Cram to Miss Mary Brero, both of Franklin. Married: �Items For Sale by- the D~ C. G. S. Back issues (Write for additional information.) ot uTBE PUlNEER. U Richard Cordley-'s aHISTOHI OF LAWRENCE." (Indued) Copies; ot liTHE. ORIGINAL PRE-EMPTIORS OF DOUGLAS COtJNTIl1. (Indexed) Copies, ot lITHE ORIGINAL LANDC:MNE.BS OF THE CITY OF I.AWHEla." Ed!torS I Note: Dear Readers: We are hapPY' to finallY' finish our Summer -Pioneer". We wish. to s1ncere~ credit these people: Pauline Eln1£t, Iona Spencer, and Emma Berg tor contributing material ty-ped and readT to copy; Jane Wiggins and Edna Welling-typing, Judy Sweets for contributing an abundance ot material; DorothyWigginS and Edna Wel.l.1ng-addressing and mailing; Dorothy Clarke and Hugh Stoup~-1Ddexing; and allot 1'Ou for ;your patience. We need Y'our help tor futUre iIidexing· our old Douglas County records. ot sources aVailable. We have net touched the lEalth S1 /}?1"tUvZj.- tum~J Your editor, Ma1'1 Jarrajon . ********** :1erald of Freedom, June 3D, 1955 Died: In Toneka, r(.T. on the [1')rnina of the 4tjl inst., Henry Speiter, late of l,leadtrille', Pal of cholera, aged 20 years. (Cr::~'!forcl COlmt:,' ?a. !H!perS please ~O!lY) I~eralcL of Freedom, July 7. 1955 Died: In Lal':rence on the 5th inst., Willie Clarence. son of Abidan I{. and Jane G. Burditt. aged 1 year and 27 days. Kansas River racket: T:le light draught 14.... steamer Fn:.".I:CIEl1 No.2 will ply regularly between I{ansas City and Fort Riley, touching at all intermedi ate landings. Havin~ fine accocodations for passengers, public patronage is respectfully solicited. and shippers can rely upon t11e FINAr"CIE1' s punctuality. For freight or paSSCllje. apply to Capt. Mott ~torrison on board; J. Riddlesbarger & Co., Kansas~Ci ty; or to C. H. r,Ianning, !ierald of Freedf)m office; or to Bu~chinson. Harlow & Co •• ~.Ierchants, Lat'Irence. K.T. --nay I:!. 1855. Herald .2! Freedom, July 21, 1855 I , Died: on Coal Creek, ne~r the t'lakarus~, on the r.lOrning of the 17th inst., of a diseac;e of the liver. T. J. Stone. late of Summerville, rJ:::ss •• nced about 25 years~ �6 SOURCES FOR GENEALOGICAL INFORMATION Lawrence, Kansas (Douglas Co.) Compiled by Judy Sweets, Sept. 1981 A. University of Kansas Libraries On I campus 1. Spencer Research Library (Kansas Collection) - Many biographies of early Kansas residents; diaries, county histories of Kansas; maps and atlases, such as Sanborn City Maps 1880's to 1920's, county and city plat maps for Kansas, etc.; city directories; Douglas county court records, such as tax rolls, register of deeds mortgage records, jail books, etc. (originals) - some from 1855; several old Kansas newspapers on microfilm; photograph collection; and many other original documents and letters relating to Kansas settler and Kansas history; slave narratives on microfilm. 2. Spencer Research Library (Documents Section- basement) - Census materials (on microfilm) State of Kansas 1855-1915 (ten year intervals) and Kansas Federal 1854-61 and 1860, 1870, 1880, 1900 and 1900 Soundex. Many government documents such as Kansas Claims, State Papers, Land papers. Several indexes to the government documents, especially helpful is the indes called Grassroots America. ,3. Watson Library - Jayhawk Boulevard, University of Kansas - Many books on various states. Several county histories, especially for Missouri and Kansas; Biography and Genealogy Master Index (at reference desk) lists biographical sources; various Who's Who volumes; a series of books of slave narratives. Some microfilm copies of various newspapers in the U.S.; Draper Collection on microfilm. I 4. ~ Library (Green Hall) - 15th Street - Some indexes which give names of individuals involved in certain kinds of court cases, some dating back to about 1700. B. Lawrence Public Library - 707 Vermont St. - Old city directories for Lawrence, beginning 1860; many old Lawrence newspapers on microfilm d~ting back to 1855; Lawrence phone books dating back to 1916 (not all years are available); Many biographical books and other volumes which concern the History of Kansas and Lawrence (most are stored in a giass case in the library); Index to the Rural Cemeteries of Douglas Co. Also, housed at the Lawrence Public Library are the Douglas Co. Gene~logical Society holdings including many exchange quarterlies from v~rious states and the D.A.R. holdings which includes many volumes of g~nealogical and historical interest. C. Wjtkins Community Museum - 1047 Massachusetts St. - Exhibits showing various aspects of the history of Douglas Co., Kansas. �7 Douglas Co. Sources continued: j D. Judicial and Law Enforcement Building - 11th and New Hampshire Sts. Naturalization records beginning about 1906; probate records; marriage records dating back to the 1860's; divorce records; etc. (District and Circuit Courts located in this building.) E. County Courthouse - 11th and Massachusetts Sts. - Tax records; register of deeds and mortgages (old deeds and mortgages are on microfilm); some I copies of old Douglas Co. maps (one showing land ownership) are available for sale in the basement. F. Oak Hill Cemetery, 1605 Oak Hill --- -The Daily World, Lawrence, Kansas, Saturday A.M., September 1, 1894, last . page Oliver Clark, an old citizen of Washington Creek and a member of the G.A.Rl Post, died yesterday, after a lingering illness. Funeral notice will be given later. The Daily World, Lawrence, Kmisas, Tuesday, September 4, 1894 I The G.A.R. attended the funeral of Oliver Clark in a body Sunday. The Daily World, Lawrence, Kansas, Thursday A.M., September 6, 1894,· last page . Pleasant Grove Anderson Clark of Melvern is visiting his mother. Oiiver Clark died last Friday and was buried on the Sabboth. He was a member of the G.A.R. and the Post turned out with the S. of V. to pay their dead brother and hero their last tribute of respect. The funeral was held at Pleasant Grove Church and was largely attended. The Christian Minist~r of Lawrence preached the funeral service, Mr. Clark being a member of that denomination~ . I Copied ~rom'TheLawrence Daily World (micro-film) Position 6 - (Aug. 28, 1894Feb. 26', 1895) by Dorothy V. Clarke, granddaughter, February 7, 1977 at Spencer: Research Library, University of Kansas, Lawrence, Ks. �8 Record of Membership of Lawrence Monthly Meeting of Friends 1869 Date of Birth Remarks Wa~hington Hadley Naomi Hadley Charles Franklin Hadley 12-12-1817 7-31-1819 10-15-1848 Almeda Hadley Emilie Hadley EUa Hadley Laura Hadley Flora Hadley Charles F. Hadley , 9-4-1850 11-6-1852 5-1-1855 11-20-1857 1-12-1860 10-15-1848 Almeda Pickering Joseph A. Woodard Rebecca Woodard Ruth ,Ella Woodard ? J. ,Claudius Woodard Mary Woodard Louisa Woodard Hol1i~gsworth Stephenson Smith John T. Watkins Hargaret H. Watkins Mary Asenath Watkins Edwin'Lauren Watkins Sarah,Delp~inia Watkins Anna Jenette Watkins Eva Jane Watkins Lenor~ Maria Watkins Ida Semuella Watkins John \,111 aon Sarah H. Wi 1son Ida Jehlma Wilson Mary El Wilson Anna Jane Wilson Vestal IE. Wilson Calvin IRush Eli zab~th Rush CharleS E. Knight Spri ng :Ri ver. Ks. Benj •. Ho1ingsworth Jane W. Holingsworth George Y. Johnson Matilda H. Johnson Henry Herbert Johnson I 9-4-1850 6-6-1843 7-25-1841 8-15-1867 12-29-1869 4-21-1873 6-30-1875 5-15-1815 9-28-1831 8-27-1825 12-31-1852 5-19-1854 6-15-1857 8-4-1859 1-18-1862 5-17-1864 4-13-1870 4-10-1834 11-25-1829 4-2-1856 12-6-1857 8-17-1859 10-5-1865 7-13-1833 4-22-1841 11-7-1859 11-22-1843 3-20-1844 10-29-1868 married 9th mo 15th 1870 to Arabe11e S. Cronkhite (not a member) married to A.D. Pickering 6 mo-12-1872 m. to Thomas E. Newlin 10 mo 30th 1878 deceased 10-28-1872. suddenly by an accident in Lawrence, Kas. Arabe11e S. Hadley, wife (not a member). Lula Charles Hadley(child) b. 8-24-1872 Family removed to Cal. removed to Cal. disowned 7 month 1875. Isolated. Removed Reinstated 1876 deceased (no date listed) deceased 5-19-1874 consumption deceased 4-29-1871 Millard Hughes congestion of brain see page 100 removed to Fairmount m.m.Ind~ 2nd mo 14-1872 " " """"". It • " " " " " removed to Sugar Plain mo.m. Ind. 7th mo. 17th 1782 removed to Boston �9 Martha Eli zzie Johnson 1-26-1871 Charles Hadley Johnson 12-14-1873 Bertha (blank) 1-8-1875 6-25-1835 Nathan White Elizabeth Ann White 6-5-1838 Mary Alice White 12-11-1859 Will:i am Everett White 6-12-1861 Seli'a Rebecca White 1-8-1863 Samuel Woodard Emma:. Woodard Goshen, Ohio 3--14-1811 WIn .• H. Watkins Matilda Watkins 3-12-1811 Thomas Jefferson Wilson 10-29-1837 Mari ah H. Wi! son 5-12-1840 Eli Wilson 1-21-1864 Thomas Fumi ss 10-3-1799 Elizabeth Furniss l2-14-1805 Honey Creek,Ind. 2-12-73 Eli zabeth Ann C1 awson By Request Geo. W. Nearvision 2-25-1836 Goshen, Ohio Elizabeth Ann Nearvision U-11-1835 Lick Creek, Ind. Louis Noody ?flaxted, Eng. 2-12-73 Ja~e Wright 1-20-1819 Francis Wright 3-17-1849 Shawnee 12-8-77 Mary C. Wright 11-13-1855 Hen;ry Wright 7-2-1878 Micijiah B. Winslow 3-13-1834 EliZabeth D. Winslow 5-6-1837 Jeptha D. Ninslow 1-21-1855 Anna B. Winslow 9-2-1856 I ?Itharner R. Winslow 9-2-1858 Jonathan M. Winslow 1-22-1863 Ca1vih S. Winslow 7-12-1865 Mary S. Winslow 7-27-1867 William Epperson Wilslow 11-27-1869 HenrylJ. Winslow 5-18-1872 Alfre~ Lindley 1-29-1822 Martha Jane Lindley 9-23-1823 Joseph Jefferson Lindley 11-13-1847 Willi ~m M. Lindley 11-11-1849 ErmnerEste11a Lindley 10-27-1853 Tongan:oxie 11-12-73 Geo.: M. Lindley 2-20-1846 Eli~abeth Lindl~y 2-5-1848 Coryaon E. Lindley 8-6-1866 Leli'a C. Lindley 12-26-1869 Eli Wilson 10-16-1809 Mary Wilson 2-12-1813 Cert. Read 2nd mo 1898 Cert. Read 2nd mo 1898 Removed to Tonganoxie m.m. 5th mo 15-1872 Returned & certificate produced 5 mo 14 1873 Removed to Oregon Removed to Rocky Run M.M.lnd. 4th m 17-1872 .. It.. "..,," deceased 8-22-1878 Removed to Barckley monthly m~~ Kansas married Laura L. Gentry(not a member} disowned 5-17-1816 disowned 5-17-1876 removed to Whitewater monthly meeting Ind. Removed to Barckley mo. meeting Ks .. " " " " Died of consumption in North Lawrence 1813 Removed to Kansas City monthly meeting " .. " .. " " ." " ,. ... n " Removed to Tonganoxie m.m. 6 mo 17-1874 " -I Deceased 11-6-1869 . . .. Resigned 7 month 1815 Released on m;:lrriage 2 mo 13 1878 married .. deceased �10 3-2-1836 Elizabeth C. Wilson 9-14-1845 Wm Penn Wilson 3-22-1848 Johri S. Wilson 11-9-1811 Sarah A. Mendenhall 2-14-1850 Cha~les Mendenhall Tonganoxie, Ks 6-17-74 Taylor W. Mendenhall Ann Mendenh all Li'li a A. (bl ank) Samuel P. " OS'IC ar I. " Blue River 10-14-76 Jo'hn Pool 10-31-1830 John B. Rush 3-18-1834 I(atu:rah Rush Iren'a Rush 10-18-1857 10-14-1859 E1 vi~a J. Rush 5-12-1862 Anna J. Rush Lucy, Rush 3-20-1865 6-12-1867 Arthur D. Rush 8-23-1870 F1or~ Verna Nixon Rush 1-23-1873 Seth ., Wil son Burnett 7-4-1837 P.faryiAnn Burnett 1-12-1859 Emma Rebecca Burnett 1-11-1864 Rock' Run, Ind. ' Sarah E. Burnett(wife of S.W.B.Frazer) 8-11-1847 Effie E. Burnett 7-22-1872 Nellie Burnett 8-29-1879 Arthur D. Burnett 4-22-1883 Joseph Newlin 4-7-1852 Arabe11e S. Newlin (wife) 2-28-1851 Ernest M. Newlin 2-25-1878 Myrtle Alverson Newlin 2-21-1887 James· C. Wilson 3-9-1830 Mcria Wilson 11-13-1833 Ali ce S. Wil son 5-5-1855 Elij ah B. Wilson 4-27-1862 Springdale, Ks 8-17-81 Ruth Wilson (wife of James W.) West ,? ,m.m. Ind. 6-8-1878 Joh~ W. Coffin 8-20-1848 Alice L. Coffin 5-5-1855 Florence M. Coffin 4-10-1876 Coloma, Ind. 8-19-80 Abel Frazier 12-17-1833 Bet~y W. Frazier 3-27-1837 Charlotte C. Frazier 6-19-1859 ?mi. C. Frazier 10-12-1862 Loretta Frazier 7-9-1871 Rocky Run, Ind. Louisa Frazier JohnlF. Frazier Rocky Run, Ind. 11-15-77 Louisa Frazier married Amos Walton. Removed to Cal. married married released on acct of marriage 12-12-79 . removed to Oskaloosa m.m. Iowa 3-15-76 ." .. It " " ... Isolated DeceaSed 1882 Removed . . I I ... . "" " It " Mnrried not member Removed 7-15-1885 Cal. Deceased 2-22-1873 Deceased 12-26-1868 Rerloved 7-15-85 Removed 7-15-85 Deceased 1-23-1881 Removed 7-15-85 Received into membership 6-13-1883 Deceased 4-26-1878 congestion of the lungs Jno. w. Coffin Married not member ~arried Removed to Cal. ReP.1oved to Rock Run m.m.lnd. returned 8-19-80 ,. n " " " Isolated ..". . It married John S. Wilson married not member Removed to Rocky Run m.m. Ind. 11 mo-I3-72 Drowned in Waukarusa while seining �11 Elisha Parker Asenath Parker Martha Elna Parker 5-3-1828 11-30-1825 2-12-1850 , Myrtilla Fmlin Parker Alfred Elwood Parker Elmira Evelyn Parker Charles Endre Dahl Sand Creek, Ind. Richard A. Cox M~rgaret Cox Al,bert Cox Joseph Cox White Water, Ind. J.' Newton Miller Lydia H. Miller Truman C. Miller Daisy A. Miller Gl'addys R. Miller Albert L. Cox , By request 5-12-73 Jenny Cox Nellie Cox Jesse T. Turner Avi s, A. Turner 2-7-1854 1l~~1855 9-1-1857 12-6-1859 4-4-1820 5-28-1817 10-21-1850 10-9-1853 Removed to Argonia Mo. mtg. Married a person not in memo f- relinquished her right 5-14-73. Removed to Argonia to Knight - - - Isolated Isolated Isolated Deceased 11-12-1878 pneumohia Harried Married 3-6-1842 Removed to RoseHi n monthly 6-30-1846 12-8-1869 m~~ Ks 10-12-1850 10-26-1853 10-6-1873 Removed to Kokomo m.m.Ind. 8 mo 17-1870 Died 5-26-1870 consumption. Deceased at St. Louis on her way to Indiana Re:noved to Kokomo m.m. Ind 8 mo 17-1870 Mary. ,Francis Turner .. n Deborah Evaline Turner Samuel Turner ' Fairfield, Ohio Elizabeth Ellen Cherry 12-20-1835 Cora Maud Cherry 5-23-1858 Married F.F. Metner Arthur Lee Cherry 8-24-1860 dec. 87 married 3-20-1664 James Percy Cherry Removed Banger, Iowa' CalVin Davis 3-2-1820 Deceased 12-25-1880 Rachel Davis 9-13-1818 Removed 4-15-1885 5-16-77 - Warren. Marsha J.11-23-1856 Released Tonganoxie. Ks Hira~ Rees & Family Hiram Rees 5-15-1822 Resignation accepted 12 mo, 17-73 Rachel Rees 9-25-1820 Isolated Zacariah Rees 9-28-1849 Isolated Mary Rees 1-3-1852 Isolated Leonard D. Rees 3-1-1854 Isolated , Henry P. Rees 1-3-1856 Disowned 3-15-1876 Min?eta Rees 3-7-1858 Disotmed 4-12-1876 ZeWt;ilda Ann Rees 4-25-1860 Di so\med 4-12-HJ76 Jeffer,son Beasley 12-3-1835 Disowned Rachel: Ann Beasley 6-11-1843 Sarah Angelina 9-14-1867 Nathaniel 7-12~1870 Wi 11i ain 11-1-1872 Martha: 9-11-1874 Deceased 2-12-1875 Jefferson 11-17-1875 , .. , . �l2 I By Request 7-16-73 Removed to Chicago m.m. 2-16-1876 Clark, Geo. T. " " " Sarah Ann 8-13-1873 died Nellie Sand Creek, Ind. 3-20-1842 Charles Cox 3-20-1845 Elizabeth Cox 7-21-1863 oScar Cox 7-31-1865 married Frank Scott - deceased Marg aret A. Cox Enlma Cox) 12-3-1867 deceased 11-2-1881 12-3-1867 E~la Cox) 1-19-1875 deceased 4-19-1875 Eva Cox 2-18-1876 Clara Cox 11-7-1879 Charles R. Cox 4-18-1884 died 4-18-1884 Boy Norwich, Canada Chri sti an a Martin 4-1-1807 J •• W. Martin, son of C.M. 2-9-1836 Sarah Jane) children of 10-28-1864- his wife not a member 6-10-1870 Ell a Mari a) J .M.M. 11-17-1866 Jessie ) 4-3-1869 -rhese members recorded at the request of J.W.Martin upon the supposition that the diSCipline warranted it. But upon investigation, we find that children must be born in the limits of our Y M. to obtain the benefit of that clause, allowing names of children recorded when one parent is a Friend and requests it. Vermillion, Ill. Rachel Newlin Removed to Spri ng River m.mg Ks 5 mo. 1875 Co~de1ia B. Newlin " "" Cornelius Co. Newlin " " " ~nnl,a Newl i n " " " Shawnee, Ks Davi s Amanda M. Henly 2-18-1822 Franklin Davis 12-23-1820 Deceased Samyr~ Davi s 11-23-1816 Deceased Marth~ Maria Davis r,1arried 1-24-1851 Leander Davis 5-31-1858 Married Springfield, Iowa Isaac Branson 3-16-1793 Deceased 2-1-1875 Samtle1 M. Staples 8-26-1828 Removed to Carc1ay' m.m. Ks 6 mo 13-77 Phe~e B. Staples 3-30-1826 " Brarison Staples 3-5-1863 " Ana~el' Staples 10-12-1865 " J ame1s ? As ce 8-24-1868 " ?Caney. Crick, Iowa Benj~. Cox 4-25-1831 Removed 5-13-1885 Mary: Cox 7-26-1833 Deceased 3-13-1878 consumption Charles E. Cox 8-10-1852 Horabe M. Cox 10-7-1856 Elina:J. Cox 10-30-1858 Deceased consu~ption Isaac M. Cox 4-12-1861 Removed 5-10-85 ?Exuci T1I. Cox 10-15-1865 Removed 5-10-1885 Anni~ Matilda Cox 5-15-1873 " " I �13 6-14-1875 AI vin Joseph Cox West Union, Ind. 1-14-80 Sarah Ellen Cox {wife of B. Cox)9-9-1837 Frederick H. Hadley (son of , S.E.Cox) 11-14-1870 Wm. :Nicholson 10-9-1826 Sarah A. Nicholson' 12-18-1818 George Thomas 7-1-1856 William 1-31-1861 Spi~e1and, Ind. 6-20-1836 John U. Stuart 9-13-1843 Annis L. Stuart 7-10-1878 He'nry Harlan Stuart Hellen Randolph Stuart 1-1-1876 Tonganoxie, Kan. Nathan Pinson Mary Ann Pinson Edi'lin B. 7-14-1874 Alice E. White Water, Ind. 2-22-1823 Ribhard Rue 3-31-1828 RaChel John 9-29-1850 1-21-1857 Alice 3-10-1859 Ada 2-28-1861 Edgar 10-16-1868 Leva 5 Plainfield, Ind. 9-25-1824 Seth W. Pearson Nancy C. Pearson 10-5-1825 Alv.a U. 7-26-1851 Charles E. 8-10-1859 Ella 2-12-1862 William E. 3-27-1865 Tongahoxie, Received 2-12-73 Mahion . H. Newlin 10-27-1823 Mary E. Newlin 1-23-1828 Martha Ellen 10-13-1848 Thomas E. 6-20-l8ro Joseph H. 4-7-i852 Elmira 12-29-1854 Juli'a F. 8-26-1858 12-19-1856 Delphina J. John. M. Newlin Tonganoxie, Received 2-12-73 1-11-1847 Jno. ~ M. Newlin 1-17-1845 Rebecca E. Newlin Flora A. Newlin 9-3-1867 Delphina Beatrice Newlin 4-14-1881 Thomas IE. Newlin 6-20-1850 Laura H. Newlin 11-20-1857 Gurney IE. Newli n 11-11-1880 Removed to Pasadena, Cal. Isolated Married Julia Newlin Removed to Mineapoli s m.m.6-l4-82 It It • • . • Resignation accepted 7 mo 1895 Isolation It Removed to Rose Hill monthly Mee. Ks. Removed to Cal. Married Anna M. Borum M~rried 8 mo 27, 1885. wife not member Died 8-16-1897 Married to Laura Hadly 10 mo 30.1878 Married to Isa~elle S. Hadly(not a member) Married to EdwO J. Parker 10 mo 1879 Married Willi am Nicholson Jr. Died 5-4-1881. Married George Pollock (not a member. Soon after deceased) Removed to California �6-25-1882 Helen M. Newlin 1888 Emilie Springdale, Ks. 7-l~4 Jonathan Wilson 8-12-1809 Dtusi 11 a Wil son 5-3- 1815 Indianapolis, Ind. 7-16-73 Israel Wilson 3-21-1840 Ma'rgaret A. Wilson 10-29-1846" Clara Belle 8-2-1867 Herbert P. 11-15-1869 Fletcher Wilson 10-10-1872 M.: Grace Wilson 8-17-1874 Tonganoxie, Ks. 7-16-73 Draper, Noah do Lydia Ammanda M. Elinor G. Florence F. Dora S. Tonganoxie, 8-13-73 2-5-1839 Jonathan E. Cary 2-21-1842 Eliza H. Cary 10-11-1863 Horace E. Tolbert 1-28-1869 Charles C. Cary 6-4-1872 Al~'ce 5-19-1874 Harlan Stuart By request. Honey Creek, Ind. 9-17-73 9-28-1828 Rich Phineas Rich Lucinda 7-12-1825 Ellen C. 9-9-1853 8-20-1854 Calvin Abbie 11-20-1856 4-8-1859 Deli a B. Huldah 9-13-1860 Charlie M. 2-28-1866 Deer Creek, Ind. 11-12-73 Nathan' Davis Abig ai 1 Davi s Frank S. Arthur M. Minnie Belle Springdale, IS. 12-19-73 Barq1ay S. Watson 2-8-1850 Eliza Watson 3-12-1820 MarYI H. Watson 10-25-1846 Blue River, Ind. 12-17-73 Jas.: J. Cox 10-9-1853 Isabella Cox 7-23-1850 Al viil Cox (gi rI) 8-28-1874 F1or~ Cox 12-8-1879 Spring9a1e, ES. 4 mo-15-74 Elih~ Spray (Minister) Hannah Spray 3-25-1832 Willi:am A. 2-15-1854 Lind1;ey M. 7-23-1856 Isolated Resignation granted 10 rno 1880 .. • 9 rno 1880 Isolated Removed to Spririgda1e monthly Mee. Ks Deceased 3 - 1878 Removed to Cottonwood m.m.Ks 10-20-1875 Isolated Removed Removed to Springdale, m.m.Iowa 8-18-75 " . .. " . .. ft" Deceased Removed to Springdale, ES 2 month 1875 " " " �Sandwich, Mass. H~pza W. Higgins LUcy M. Higgins Lizzie M. Bassett 8106mington, Iowa 7 mo-15-14 Ensch Hoag 5-25-1812 Hepsibah Hoag 10-19-1832 Edward F. Martha B. I William P. 1 -5-1853 6-3-1860 11-4-1865 Removed to Sandwich mo. m~~ Mass. " It Resigned 12 mo 13th 1882 9-13-1882 removed to Sandwich,~&# New Hampshire Married 4 mo 1818 Married and removed to Toledo monthly m~~ Ks. 9-13-1882 removed to Sandvdch,M&tt New Hanpshire .. Laura Emma 5-27-1872 " " Tong:anoxie, Ks. Removed to Muscatine mo. meeting,Iowa 1-5-1853 Edw. F. Hoag 10-13-1855 • 1st mo 14th 1880 E1~a C. Hoag • 5-9-1878 Ch;:trles S. Hoag • 9-16-1879 Laura E. Hoag Springdale;' Iowa 7 mo 15-14 Orson Tabor Isolated By request having been members of a Y. mg. with which we do not correspond Asher Mott . Removed to Peace m.m. Ks 3 mo-13-75 Mary E1 vina Mott Springfie1d~' Mo. Car. 10 mo 1874 Lucinda Haworth 11-4-1818 Removed to Hesper From :Ashgrove, Ill. 3 mo 1875 Henry Shultz Released Mary Ann Shultz From Springfield, Ks 10 mo 1815 Amos Walton 11-12-1834 Removed to Ca1.CLong Beach) Ardi11a Jane 3-20-1851 ~arried and removed to Rose Hill, Mo , mo. mg. Butler Co. Rac/le1 Ann 5-10-1858 Married Frederick A. McCurdy(not a member) Emanuel 8-17-1862 Angela 10-12-1864 Sylvester 2-25-1867 Joseoh W. Walton 3-12-1868 Eliiabeth C.(wife of Amos)3-2-1836 From Springdale, Ks. 12 mo. 1815 Mi lEi.s, Susannah 11-22-1804 Deceased Mile:s, Eli zabeth 8-17-1843 Married John W. Parcells(not a member) From Ashgrove, Ill. 12 mo 1875 Rhod'a Bond Removed to Barck1ey, Ks. 7-13-81,returned. I 2-12-82. ReSigned 8th mo 1887 William Westley 3-6-1858 4-1-1861 NathfR ~Iil ton Eliz, Ann 4-3-1863 Removed to Muscatine monthly m~~ Iowa Elzena 3-23-1865 " returned 2-12-82 Rhod~ Rozella 1-3-1867 " Rach~l Malinda 10-11-1869 From Muscatine, Ia. 3 mo 1876 Esther L. Lionhart Deceased .. �16 Annie L. Henry L. Beliamy S. Florence S. Spiceland, Ind. 1-6-77 Robert Addison Stuc:rt 11-16-1854 Timbered Hills, Ks. 1-13-77 Lydi a Ann Kenworthy Fairmount, Ind. 6-13-77 Margaret E. Roper He'len R. Sni thson Plainfield, Ind. 1-31-77 . 8-9-1806 Nathan Stanley Phebe 7-4-1806 Shawnee 2-10-77 Dartiel w. ~endenha11 6-21-1827 Sarah E. Mendenhall 7-6-1832 Ad;rienna E. 6-21-1860 Ma;ry A. 6-1-1865 3-10-77 Charles· F. 12-2-1854 4-14-77 Albert S. 3-26-1851 White Water 7-21-77 Richard Binns Gul'ielma Binns Willie A. Horace nl. Franklin Anna Laura Johh Bertrand \I/hi tewater 7-21-77 Mary Emma Burton Honey: Creek, Ind. 11-10-77 Nixqn Cosand Rhoda Cosand Augustus Honey ,Creek 11-10-77 MarY, Cox Salem,1 Iowa 1-5-78 .... - ......... C. C:. Pickett ~5-1848 Muscatine, Iowa 5-79 Alfr~d J. Standing 7-21-1847 Tongu anoxi a Cyrus Baldwin 12-25-1842 Sarah W. Baldwin 6-12-1843 Wi11i~ P. Wilson 9-14-1845 Amelia \Wilson Frank M. Wilson 8-19-1875 Herbert A·. Wilson 5-30-1879 George :Wilson 12-2-1881 Ella Wilson 3 -11-1884 Ida Wil~on 4-2-1886 Edwin ~nt 5-31-1857 Jacob HUnt 1-7-1860 10th mo. 1887 Removed Isolated. Removed. Removed to monthly meeting Fairmount. • Ind. 2-13-1878 " Deceased 4-18-1886 Removed to N.C. R~oved to Kansas City Resigned by letter to Presbyterian Church Deceased 8 mo. 1878 . Removed to Toledo monthly meeting Ks. • " • Rer:lOved to Toledo Monthly meeting, Ks Removed to Kansas City Removed to Baltimore Removed to Cal. Removed , (wife not member> Deceased 11-19-1886 Deceased Isolated �17 Fmma Risley Gertrude Risley By ~equest 5-80 10-12-1848 John E. Vernon 4-11-1848 Rosa C. Vernon 5-28-1'872 ASher L. Vernon 7-9-1873 Orion V. Vernon 10-25-1875 Sarah C. Vernon 11-16-1878 M~ry C. Vernon Bloomingdale, Ind. 3-15-82 Mi 11i can "li 11 s M~ry Mills ColOOla 3-15 Mary Ide11a Runt Eva 'Stephens Maud Stephens Rueltla Stephens Sand Creek, Ind. 5-1-80 3-14-1843 Ezekiel S. Cox Springdale, Ks. 4-13-81 8-24-1846 Joana Cox Springfield, Ks. 5-1-81 8-29-1830 Levi Woodard 3-31-1831 Sa~ah A. Woodard 10-17-1861 Rosco B. Woodard I . Springdale 5 mo lst/81 Th~mas Newly Alice Newly Ch$r1es H. Newly Mary Newly Thomas r~ew1y Jr. Sand ;Creek 4-13-81 1-6-1849 Elij ah C. Davi s 5-28-1848 Ruth C. Davi s William C. Davis 6-7-1874 No~ris L. Davis 9-15-1880 Isolated Removed to Bloomingdale, Ind. 8 mo 12th 1882 " " . ... .. ... Removed to Rose Hill monthly m4l!fil Ks It 1-12-80 tt Removed to Cal. Deceased 5-20-1882 Removed to Kans~s City mo. m~~ 1882 Isolated Re~oved to Glen Elder Boy; Columbus, Ohio 5-18-81 Agn~s Gray Mary Gray Wilfi am Gray Springfield, Ks. 1-13-81 Oli ver Butler 12-2-1835 Rebecca E. Butler 12-14-1835 E1m~r E. Butler 8-18-1862 Albert L. &1tler 11-22-1866 Genev~, Ks. 7-13-81 John Standing 6-6-1839 Clar,isa Standing 5-28-1841 C1arisa Annie Standing 1-13-1865 Marg~ret Emily Standing 8-1- 66 Bertpa Standing 1-17-1868 Minnfe Hannah Standing 7-22-1869 - --:---continued) (To I ~ Resigned 3-14-83 to join Baptist wi th family Married and resigned 5-17-82 Deceased Marri ed Lora E. (not a l!Iember) "~J(pr:JI(~"~mpi1ed bY' Pauline B. Elniff from the original unpabUshed records of the SocietY' of Friends in the Kansas Collection of the Spencer Research Library, University' of Kansas, Lawrence, Ks. �18 TlB SBINGIB (Pu~lished by the Senior Class of The Kansas university Law Sohool in 1900) I I , Subuitted b,y Emma Berg, Lawrence, Ks. CLASS OF 189S. ,Beveridge, Anna May, Kansas City, Mo. ~Brady, Felix Edward, Denver, Colo. :Chadwiok, Ralph B., Lawrenoe, Ks. :Clark, Jolm Warren, Lawrence, Ks. Cowden, William Long, Kansas City, Ks. ,Crowe, Isaao Franklin, Kansas City. Culliston, Bthelburt Havrard, Galena, Is. Dias, Ifina Perky, Lawrence, Ks. Elting, Cornelius He seman, Vinita, I. T. Foresman, J. Bomer, iurlingame, Kso Gardner, Wilbur L., Chioago, Illo ~ladfelter, William Burtner, Kansas City, Ks. Hi tohoook, Jess Reynolds, Columbus, Ks. Hogg, Arohibald, Lawrenoe, Is. Boller, David B., Conway Sprinl!;s, Ks. Johnson, Alexander Dow, U.S.V. Manila, P. I. Leonard, Calvin H. Quenemo, Ks. Lil!;ht, Will Harrison, Topeka, Ks. Manley, Robert C., Lawrenoe, Ks. }lason, William Harris, Lawrence, Ks. ~oWilliams, Robt. Buohanan, Lawrenoe, Ks. Menger, Louis Herman.. Lawrenoe, Ks. O'Keefe, D. J., Enid, Oklao Pearson, Robert Abraham, Jop.+J.,:,. Mo. Piatt., Wm. He H., Kansas CitY, "l!lo. ~Ope, W. St. Clair, Kansas City, Mo. ~uerry, Arohibald Robert, T.ulsa, I. T. Ralston, Wi.lJ.italD. Chalmers, T.bpeka, Ks. Roark, Miohael Edward, Jlmotion City, Is. Roark, Robert Ingersoll, Junotion City, Is. ~ogers, William Andrew, Wamego, Ks. Simmons, Thomas Willard, Goodland, Ks. S,impson, John Andrew, Linooln, Neb. Snell, William D., Kansas City, Ks. Troml, Clo~ Rosooe, Abilene, Ks. Tucker, Jolm Cawker City, Ks. W~tson. William James, Manila, P.I.U.S.V. , 'Vi., ---.. Herald of Freedom, Feb. 10, 18SS ...... ! 1 - -' '. - - ..-, - Lecompte:' We understand that a city to be named Lecompte, in honor ot the Chief ~Justice ot this Territory, is being laid out on the Kansas river,about 12 miles above this point, and &' tew mles above Douglas, by loir. Geo.Clark, tormerly Indian agent in Kansas. A surveyor is alreacV' on the groWld, and has commenbed operations surveying out the streets, &c. Mr. Clark is the man that destroyed the house of our friend, Jones, several weeks since, and figured as ODS oti the incH gnant soverign squatters at the late indignation meeting in this city. ' fost Otfice: C. W. Babcock,Esq. has been appointed Postmaster of this city. He will soon commence the building of an office on Massachusetts street.! twohorse hack, to carry the mail from Lawrence to Westport, Mo,twice a week will commence running in a tew dqs. �19 lAWRENCE .. KANSAS HIGH SCHOOL GIW>UAiES - May 29, 1908 (Copied by Bmma Berg.. trom Llm BUDGET dated June 1908) Jla.tt1e Elisabeth IEWIS Edith Bme1.1De IDVEJOY Da.vid Lawrence 1mB Lucie Miles MARCH James Bdward MARTIN Bellie II. KARTIHDAIE Laura May JaIBS Hannah Bileen JaTClBLL Jlabel Maud MORIN Dannie May Jl)RTON Paul Stinson NEAL Donald Leroy OIDS Rebeooa PASSON Ruth PATTERSON George Oscar IBmRSON Bmma Edith POLIOOK Ellen Florence BSNNER Jennie Uay RICHARDSON Belen IIa.r;y SPAHR Hermione Aroher S iERLING Jolm Tyler SKIrH Bsther Belen SWANSON Louis Frain TAYWR AlLoe Bema iERRILL Susan El1sa.beth TODD Josia.h Davis TURNER Grace Pa.u1.1ne UlBICH Kabel Gra.oe UlBICH Uice Ja:oa tJHDERWOOl) Lillian Alieda WIlBON Bdna Alberta. 1iIS8IEY Ethel Josephine WlRD Nan Ruth AlWSTRONG Beulah Lorena. BAIlBY Bonnie Deane BAIIBY BerthaB.BANKER Raabel Azm.a BAUMGARTNER ~ston W. CARH:IUER Ledrue C. CAMER Nellie Maobeth CIBVBLA.ND A.lma Blanohe com Bessie Irene CURTISS Nellie JIarv1n DALTON ~ DAUlIllWAN Emma. Frances DS1IB Mona Newton ElBRIB De~ Hope lILLJB Sarah llarguerite ElBRY Thurman Henry FITZPATRICK lfcCrea FULlER ~ne May GARBSTT Nellie Louise GR£&NlEBS Alt:red Alford GRIFFnl Glendale GRIFFITlS Anna. lWiSON Emma. Kay BARTIBY II. ~ay BAWJWA.Y My:zi;ls Ethel mEB Cla.1-e 141lian J.AEDICD BesBie Carolyn JOHNSON Le~ El1sa.beth KWCK Charles Cottier IQSJIER Lill:.ian Helen KlECHOFF Eliliabeth DNNSY wc~le lIaude lEONARD JIe.z7 I I - - .. - .... Herald of Freedom, Jan. 20, I I 1855 The First Baby: The first birth in this city was on the 25th of de to bar last. The Lawrence As sociation donated the boy a first cllsss city lot, and na:mad him Lawrence Carpenter, atter the city a'nd his parents. We learn that the little tellow i8 quite health1' ahd is growing finely. May he live to see our beautitul city ranking w;tth the first in the Union in all that perta:ills to wealth, education, morality, and refinement. : We mq be allowed to say, in this connection, that the first wJ:;rl.te child born in Chicago is now but twenty-two years old, while ~e city boasts of a population of near 80,000. May- not a destil\Y' equally prosperous await our own Lawrence? �20 STULL CEMETERY - INDEX lot # Name Lot# Name Albert ,I Ernes t Andrew, Anna A. " ,Elma II ; Leon 58 3 Busch, Otto Sophie 51 51 Carter, George Durward George W. James Mary A. Winnie E. Clark, G. H. Confer, Kenneth(owner) Conn, Clyde Cox, Charles F. Criss, Mary Moses. Damm, Ernest(owner) Infant John John John John M. Katherine Louise M. Marie Mary Mary Annie Wilhelmine William Denewiler, Dolly Emma John Deister, Infant Henry F.,Sr. Lillian D. Mary Ed's Baby Downs, Frances John Dravis, Freiderika M. Herman Herman 26 26 26 26 26 15 B-19 Eberhart, Emma John Peter Edson, Geo. H. Emmeline Loren H. 42 42 42 42 9 9 9 Findley, Cecil R. Fix, Deliah Henry William Folks, Mahala 78 31 19 31 61 B-22 B-22 17 Bahnmaier, Andrew 20 Caroline 20 George 20 George Henry G. 17 20 Mary Minnie K. 17 20 Oliver Bidinger, otto 71 Winifred 71 46 Boehringer, John F. i Vernon J. 78 B-2l. Bouye, Lois E. Bowen, Roy S. 70 Brass, James F. 72 Rose C. 72 66 Brokmanj Baby August Browning, Emily 19 Buchheim, Anna M. 35 Christine 33 Clara 55 Fred's baby 35 Fredericka 55 64 Herman John F. 55 , Lola 64 Margaret 35 Sam F. 33 Samuel 33 Samuel 35 : Samuel J. 35 Buck, Alfred H. 41 Alfred H. 41 Essie 41 Ev~ Patil Ph~be Rollins F. Burman, Avis Miller Busch, August Ft;itz John Baby John John C. John Cecil Katie Ma ti1da I 41 41 41 41 47 51 51 51 19 19 19 51 . 51 L. B. 21 26 16 16 32 39 2 39 39 39 2 39 2 39 39 2 2 10 10 10 29 29 29 29 48 45 45 64 64 64 �21 Gooden; John Grayham, Baby Gress, ,Cha r1ie ,George ,Margaret ,Ralph 45 21 1 1 1 1 Hall, George 61 Hammond, Sarah A. 24 Waters 24 Will 24 William H. 24 Hartman, Amelia 56 August 56 Louise 56 Minnie 56 Henric~s, Meredith S. 67 Herrick, Harold G. B-26(owner) John Franklin B-26 Herschel, Albert 15 Daughter(twin15 Emma 15 Hubert 15 Lenora 15 Ma ry Lenora 15 Son 15 William 15 William B. 15 Hei1, Maria 17 John P. 17 Hilbert; Geo. Chris 36 Henrietta 36 Hildenbrand, Alice 133 ; August 133 , Baby 133 Dorathy 133 Elmer 133 ! Frances O. 131 George 132 ~ George L. 133 I Jacob J. 133 I John C. 133 ~ Minnie 132 Russell 131 Hilton, poris (owner) B-22 Houk, Charles W. 74 E1+en 73 Emma A. B-14 Frank 43 George J., Jr. B-14 I George W. 11 Hatley 43 Hulda A. 11 John 11 Kate 11 Ka~e 43 Lena 11 ! I I ! Houk, Rudolph Andrew Stephen Geo. Walter C. Pfc Hume, Cassie Lynn 11 479 4 S-3 S-3 Inloes, John (owner) Wm. Stanley Kampschroeder, August Ernest Harry Henry Mattie Rosa M. Wilhelmina Kersting, Henry Lena (Albert) Opal (Herrin) Kline, 2 boys of Ernest Kline Koehler, Joseph Kraft, Irwin B. John Louisa Milton Rose E. Kropf, Eleonore Johanna F. Michael Ferdinand Michael Grace K. Louisa B-17 B-17 59 65 Lane, James William Laswell, Eveline Long, Mary E. Louk, James E. Mary Emma Lusk, Baby Richard (owner) Lutz, Anna M. Eva Ida J. Jacob Jacob Ka .e Ludwig J. Siebi1a William Lynch, Gary Dean Robert (owner) 29 19 75 73 73 83 83 63 63 63 63 B-15 B-15 McAtte, Bertha J. Cecil J. Eslie H. Margaret Thomas Wm. Virgil 61 61 61 61 61 79 60-A 65 59 65 65 58 58 58 44 38 69 46 46 69 69 50 50 50 50 50 3 36 63 36 3 �22 McAtte, William Lee William S. Martin, David H. John : Mary J. Metzler, Clarence(owner) Mille r,' Albert Alice \ Grace (Walter) Moore, :Charles F. Elizabeth B. Estella (Herschel) ,Frank N. 'Wilbur C. W. Morris ,( Frances Moss, Donald Ray I 61 Amelia B. Charles T. . Mary I Ryland T. Sophia . Wm. Elmer Nicholson, Derek Bryon Noe, A.' G. (Gus) .George w. :Hannah L. Nettie M. Northrop, Gertrude (Vaughn) (Nichols) Nuffer, !A. ',Anna B. iAnnie B. :Christian P. ,Fred 'John 25 25 25 25 B-18 B-18 70 Nichols~ ~illie(Boehringer) Mother . pur boys ~eter (owner) ,, Jess O'Conner~ Pearce, Thomas James Penningt9n, Angelina Frances Morris Plateman,: Fred Mrs. Fred Jauni ta Mai Will I 79 43 43 43 B-20 47 47 B-9 45 45 15 45 45 28 133 22 22 22 22 25 S-l 14 5 5 14 14 14 14 14 14 B-17 76 28 28 22 22 22 22 , Rake, Alflred (owner) Dav;id Earl i B-5 B-12 Richards, Freddie M. Martha Richard T. Willie M. Roller, Catherine Catherine Charles G. Eddie W. Ethel Franklin W. Harvey H. Herbert G. George Lena C. Michael Valentine Willie Roth, Fredricek (Rev.) Margaret 16 16 16 16 14 34 34 38 13 34 13 34 34 13 13 34 2 2 Salverda, Josephine 10 Peter 10 Sather, Lily Marie 57 Scheer, Adam 23 Add 70 Anna Belle 70 Charles Theodore 23 David B-25 Ernest 23 Jonathan 23 Mabel B-25 Merle (owner) B-25 Rose Anna 23 Schneider, Baby (2) 40 Elizabeth 40 Emma M. 40-b Louise S. 40 Margaret 40 Margarette 40 Valentine 40 Valentine 40 William 40-A Selch, Frank 2 Shaw, Annie 59 Hattie 64 Mabel H. 59 Roy T. 59 Thomas 59 William, Sr. 64 Willie E. 4 Slingerland, Dewitt C. S-3 Smith, Alma Baker, Hutchison, Wilson, Denewiler 10 Snura, Louise 63 �23 Stout, Elenora :E 44 44 11 44 44 52 52 52 44 44 Wulfkuhle, Henry Homer (owner) Hubert, Sr. John Mary A. Mary A. Maxine A. Minnie M. Robert W. Roy H. Wm. C. Stover, Huldah A. Stull,' Aaron : Cha rlotte T. Geneva L. Henry A. Infant Isaac Isaac N. Matilda E. ~~ : Milton Yahn, Emmeline M. 44 Richard William F. 44 Tom Thomas, Bettie (No Lot #. Stone Frankie (in roots of Pine Tree) I I Unger,' John,Sr. 4 ,John W., Jr. B-23 Louisa 4 Vaughn, Gertrude Nichols, Northrop 25 I Walter, Anna E. B-9 August Albert B-9 Elizabeth 49 , John Albright 49 ,Madison (Rev.) 49 i Theo. (owner) B-16 Wendeland, Baby S-3 (son of F.E. & L.E. Wendeland) Wey, L.', (Stone near Lot #63 (s~e last page) Wilson,: Donald Eldon 27 'Leah Fann ie 27 :Lewis Elmer 27 ;Lottie 27 Mabel C~ 27 Rosie 27 Wi ttich i, John 3 i Sarah 3 Wulfkuh+e, Albert(owner) B-ll ~nnie Mary 53 f\rthur (owner) 57 Baby §~ Christian F. Ghristopher 53 Glarence (owner) B-IO Clayt:m R. 57 Clinton E. 57 Elizabeth 53 Ernest 54 Ernest (Owner) S-2 F,rank B-24 Harry 66 Zeeb, Albert Anna Marie Charley Edward J. George J. Gustaf A. Jennie M. Johann Michael Julius A. Michael E. Sophia P. 53 3 38 54 54 54 A-136 53 53 54 54 9 9 6 6 32 6 6 6 32 6 6 32 6 �24 STULL CEMETERY Stull Cemetery is located on the North side of 45th Street near Stull, Kansas. This is South and East of Topeka, about half way bet~en Topeka and Lawrence, Ks. Stone Records Died Date of Interment Born 'Lot #l-OWner Geo. Gress 1. George Gress 2. 3. Margar:et Gress 4. 5. Charlie Gress On 9/ J13 / 1911 J1334 1911 6/23/19 25 J1339 1925 same stone-Ralph Gress 6. 7. 8. Lot #2 -Owner Will Damm 1. Rev. Fredricek Roth 2. Margaret Roth 3. John Damm 4. Katherine Damm 10/2/1877 7/12/J1370 5. WilheJJnine Damm 6. Marie Iiamm 7. William Damm 8. 2/28/1933 ' 7/ 2/J1393 5/9/1900 12~J13 /1895 1 8/1901 1/10/1806(Rev.14c-13v) 10/2/1877 4/25/J1306( Job 19c -2v) 7/12/J1370 geb 9, May,J1329 gest 26, Oct. 1904 geb.D. 2, Oct. 1844 Gest.D. 12, July, 1907 A Ceb Den 25, Aug, 1896 Gest Den 23, June, 1897 -dau. W. & M. Damm 7/17/1862 2/25/1933 3/20/J1358 3/19/1933 9. Frank S,elch 7/30/1967 6/23/J1380 Lot # 3-OWner-John Wittich-Ludwig Lutz-Homer Wulfkuhle 1. Anna A.: Andrews 1910 1832 2. John Wittich 1869 3. Sarah Wittich J1370 4. Ludwig J. Lutz 2/19/1971 9/ 14/ 1892 5. Ida J. Lutz 11/22/1967 12/9/188 5 6. 7. 8. 9. 7/28/19 67 1910 Son J1369 Dau. 1870 2/16/1971 11/20/1967 Lot # 4-Owner John Unger 1. Louisa Unger 2. John Unger, Sr. 3. 4. Willie E. Shaw 7/7/193 0 1944 1863 1859 1930 1944 I 5. 6. 7. 8. 4/4/19 29 1929 Lot # 5-Own~r Chriss Nuffer 1. 2. 3. Annie B. iNuffer 4. Christia~ P. Nuffer 5. 6. 7. 8. , 7/15/18 29 6/14/18 25 11/28/1892 9/ 28 / 1892 �Lot# 6-Owner Michael Zeeb 1. Anna Marie Zeeb 1915 2. Johann Michael Zeeb 8/3/ Ji38 7 3. Sophia P. Zeeb 4. Juli~ A. Zeeb 5. George J. Zeeb 6. Albert. Zeeb 3/4/1938 10/17/194 5 8/21/19 23 6/5/Ji39 0 7. Gustaf A. Zeeb 7/5/193 2 8. Edward, J. Zeeb 2/1/1938 wt # 7 - No Burials todate Lot # 8 - No Burials todate wt # 9-Owner Edson 1. William F. Yabn 2/8/19 61 2. Occupied 3. Emmeline M. Yabn 11/6/1946 4. Occupied 5. Occupied 6. Geo. H~ Edson 4/28/1913 Murdered 1909 7. wren ~. Edson 8. Emmeline Edson 8/20/1914 Lot .#10-Owner John Deneiwiler 1. Dolly Deneiviler 2. Peter Salverda 1901 1888 3. Josephine Salverda 4. 5. 6. Alma Baker Hutchison Wilson Denewiler Smith i.3. John Denewiler 12/7/1916 7. Emma Denewiler 1886 wt # ll-dwner Geo. Houk, Sr. 1. Rudolph Andrew Houk 6/19/1956 2. George W. Boult 3. Lena HoUk 4. Huldah A. Stover 2/10/1936 4/25/1920 Children of Geo. & Lena <c::c> Den .10,. Jan. 1915 mather von 86 Jah. 2 m 29 tac Gestarben Den. 3, Aug, Ji387-imalter von 62 jab , 3 mon, 15 tag 5/15/Ji371 Ji393 Ji353 5/4/Ji390(son of Wm. & 6/5/Ji390 E Zeeb.) 7/5/193 2 5/ 15/ Ji3 71 2/1/1938 Ji369 Ji377 3. 4. Valentine Roller 5. Catherine Roller(wife of V. 6. 7. , 8. Michael Roller 9. 1961 no marker 1946 1873 no marker no marker Ji370 Ji330 1913 1909 1914 1834 no marker 1/8/Ji321-Ho11and 12/31/1.828 3/8/ Ji362 3/26/19 01 4/19/ Ji388 7/ 21/1943 1916 1886 Ji350 Ji347 1/23/Ji395(WWI-Ks. Pvt Casual Co.) 6/16/1956 8/16/Ji358 11/4/Ji356 2/10/1936 4/23/1920 18 ys.9 mo 12 da. 5. 6. 7. John Houk 8.Kate Houk wt # 12 No burials todate wt # 13-~er Valentine Roller 1. Herbert ,G. Roller 2. Franklin W. Roller 4/2/1938 1945 1923 lola 1902 1916 9/7/18 33 4/23/Ji331 9/10/1902 9/16/1916 1896 1.896 3/ 24/ Ji3 91 4/20/Ji395 1/15/ Ji3 96 1/28/ Ji3 96 1905 1887 Roller) 10(/1.825 11/5/1.828 10/23/1905 2/14/1887 1850 1902 �26 I"'~ lot # 14-Owner Peter Nuffer 1. 1891 -- 1892 2. Our boys 3. 4. 5. 10/15/1828 6. Anna B.(wife of John Nuffer) 7. Mother:Nuffer 9/5/18 57 8. Fred NUffer Lot # 15-Owner William Herschel 1. Mary Herschell 2. Son Hersche11 3. Daughter Herschell 4. Hubert, Herschell 1895 2/16/ 1892 5. Lenora,Herschell 1882 6. Willia~ Herschell 7. Estella Hersche11 Moore 11/11/1952 Co. B 88th 14.Inf. 8. G. H. Clark 1908 9. Emma H~rsche11 10 William B. Herschell 3/ 19/ 1918 11.AlbertHerschell 1895 Lot # 16-Owner-Richard Richards /18/1873 1. Freddie M. Richards Willie 'M. Richards 5/1 / 1874 1849 1905 2. Martha Richards 1835 T. Richards Richard 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Mary Criss 8. Moses Criss Lot # 1'11. 1897 1902 1822 1816 2. 3. Maria Heil 4. 5. Minnie K. Bahnmaier 6. Henry G. Bahnmaier 7. 1886 (73 yr.ll mo. wife of John P. Rei1) 1944 6/26/19 41 8. Andrew Bahnmaier 8/26/1968 lot # 18 No burials todate lot #19 Owqer-Laswel1-Browning 1. Eveline ,Laswell 5/26/1961 2. John C. Busch 1907 3. Emily Browning l2/14/1930 4. Henry Fix 5/ l2 / 1892 9/3/1909 7/26/1869 6/5(1874 6/4/188 9 7/14/ 1895 2/16/189 2 10/24/1882 11/9/1952 l2/2 0/19 09 3/13/19 18 10/24/1895 /17/ 18 77 1905 1911 1897 1902 7/1~/1886 1865 1856 1944 1941 10/6/1893 8/17/1968 1875 1844' 1907 1930 5. 6. John Cecil Busch(son of J .C. & 1908 Evaline) 7. Occupied 8. Baby John Busch lot # 20-Owner-Geo. Bahnmaier 1. 2. Caroline ;Bahnmaier 10/15/1899 3. George B~hnmaier 11/2/1894 4. 5. Oliver : B~nmaier , 1908 l2/1/19 07 8/22/1908 l2/14/1826 10/1(1829 10/15/1899 11/3/1894 1905 1908 �21 klt If 20' continued 6. Mary Bahnmaier 7. George Bahnmaier 8. 9. Lot # 21~Owner-Clyde Conn 1. Clyde ,Conn 2. , 3. 4. BabY,Grayham 5. 6. 7. 8. klt # 22-Owner-Geo. Noe 1. George W. Noe 2. Hannah: L. Noe 3. Fred Plateman 4. Mrs. Fred Plateman 5. Nettie,M. Noe 6. A. G. Gus Noe 7. Will Piateman 8. Jaunita Mai Plateman Lot # 23-Owner Adam Scheer 7/28(1912 12/1 /1948 1.865 1.864 10/16/1957 1.899 1/16/19 06 1/15/ 1928 4/15/1944 2/1/19 17 2/12/1957 8/13/1942 6/1~1939 2/3 1917 1912 1948 1957 6/15/1.8 27 1/2/ lB 32 no markers 1/16/1906 1/15/19 28 3/26/1.876 6/16/1.863 no marker 3/3/1915 2/12/1957 8/12/19 42 1/1/1917 l. 2. Adam Scheer 4/4/19 14 1839 3. Rose Anna Scheer 3!22/1895(wife of Adam) -Ohio 4. Jonathan Scheer 6 1.881 2/17/193 , 5. 6. 7. Ernest Scheer 1900 8. Charles' Theodore Scheer 1.874 1935 Lot # 24-awner-W. Hammond 1. Waters Hammond 4/21/1951 1.872 2. Wm. H. Hammond 1874 1.827 3. Sarah A. Hammond 1910 1834 4. Will Hammond no marker 5. 6. 7. 8. Lot # 25-~er-Ryland Nichols 1. 2. Gertrude! Nichols, Northrop,.J Vaughn 10/13/1962 12/2/1873 3. Mary Nichols 3/17/1932 3/26/1.852 4. Ryland T. Nichols 2/25/1910 1/14/1.848 5. 6. 7. Amelia B. Nichols 8/24/1917 1.888 8. Charles T. lf1ehols 4/29/1953 1.881. 1914 3/22 / 18 95 1936 1900 1935 1951 1874 1910 10/13/1962 3/14/1932 2/25/19 10 1917 1953 �28 Lot # 26-Owner George Carter 1. Charles F. Cox 4/29/ 1947 2. 3. Mary A,. Carter 4. George W. Carter 6/22/1957 4/22/195 2 ? stone-no dates 11/6/JB68 6/24/JB 65 6/19/1957 8/19/ 195 2 ? 5. 6. James 'Carter (or Corbett)6/5/1919(Co.H. USV.137 7/24/1892 Reg. 35Div.) 6/3/1919 6/1/1900 8/8/19 06 7. Geo. Durward Carter 8/8/19 06 10/8/JB96 8/6/1906 8. Winnie; E. Carter 8/8/1906 Lot # 27-Owner-Elmer Wilson 1907 JB85 1. Mabel C. Wilson 3/8/1917 1881 1953 8/JB/1953 2. Lewis Elmer Wilson 1962 62 JB94 3. Leah Fannie Wilson 2/JB/19 10/12/ JB89 4. Lottie! Wilson JB92 3/19/ JB 92 no stone ,. Rosie Wilson JB89 3/23/1938 6. Donald Eldon Wilson 3/21/1938 7. 8. 9. Lot # 28 1. 2. 3. 4. Angelina Pennington (dau. of W.S. & M.J. Pennington)(l yr,JB 4as.) 12/21/JB79 5. 6. (Stone N. of Angelina's. Inscription(Our Mother Frances Morris wife of 7. Wm. J. Pennington-B~rn in Lincoke Co., Kent. 4/19/JB21 D:8/26/JB91 8. (no record of this grave on Cem.Records) age 70-4m-7d.) Lot # 29-Owner Henry Deister 1. Deister Infant stone L.E.D. 2. Mary Deister 8/28/1936 JB70 Stone M.F.D. 1936 3. Henry·F. Deister, Sr. 10/29/1915 JB36 Stone H.F.D 1915 4. James William Lane 1879 9/6/1870 12,7m,2das. 4/28/JB79 Son of E. S. & L. Land 5. Lillian D. Deister 11/28/1955 12/1/1955 5/ 19/ JB 97 6. 7. 8. Lot # 30 no burials todate Lot # 31 I ° 1. 2. 3. Deliah Fix 4. William Fix 5. 6. 7. 8. 1. 2. 3. 4. Lot # 32-Owner Charlie Zeeb & Ernest Damm Age about 68 yrs. 1/2/JB09 4/15/1888 12/1/JB74 �29 let # 32 :continued 5. Jennie M. Zeeb 6. Charley Zeeb 7. Michael E. Zeeb 1/8/1947 1/16/195 2 11/11/1869 116(19 47 111 /195 2 1939 11/30/1861 1903 let # 33-Owner Samuel Buchheim 1. Sam F. Buchheim ll/7/1973 2. Samuel Buchheim 1931 3. Christine Buchheim 11/7/195 0 10/14/1897 1865 1867 11/6/1973 Jq31 1950 let # 34-Owner George Roller 1. Willie Roller Son of G. & K. Roller Age 127 2. Eddie Roller W. 10/12/1830 3. George Roller 2/17/19 05 2 4. catherine Roller 3/2/1837 2/ 3/1910 2/4/1872 2/17/ 1905 2/23/1910 1939 8. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 5. 6. Harvey,H. Roller 7. Lena C.; Roller 8. Charles G. Roller 3/16/1946 7/19/ 1961 8/ 2 6/ 1 948 1902 1946 12/31 1872 9/24/1868 6/5/ 1961 8/24/19 48 1838 61 19118Cf:) 7/26/1832 51 14118Cf:) 12/811888 3/11/19 04 5/10/1888 9/22/1835 8/ 28/1838 12/25/18 98 6/26/19 17 9. Lot # 35-Owner Samuel Buchheim 1. Margaret Buchheim 1/18/1923 2. Samuel :J. Buchheim 12/8/1888 3. Samuel Buchheim 3/11/1904 4. Anna M. Buchheim 5/10/1888 5. Occupied 6. Occupie,d 7. Occupied 8. Fred I s baby Lot # 36-Owner Hilbert-Lutz 1. Geo. Chris Hilbert 12/25/1898 2. Henrietta Hilbert 6/26/1917 1923 3. 4. 5. 6. Kate Lutz 1876 1/6/1912 7. Jacob Lutz 1875 8. ' Lot # 38-Owner Hubert Wulfkuhle 1. Joseph Koehler 9/26/1872 3/10/1871 2. Ethel Rq11er 10/31/1896(dau. of C.G. 5/1/1896 & L. Roller) 3. 4. 5. 6. Hubert Wulfkuhle, Sr. 7. 8. 10/18/1951 1905 (To be ~ontimled) Copied ~ contributed by lona Spencer, Lecompton, Kansas. 1912 1959 9/26/1872 10/31/1896 1951 �30 Continued from Vol. IV No.4,!!!! Pioneer. cemetery Book Eudora, Kansas "(lB09-1921 Copied by J~ Sweets at Spencer Research Library, Lawrence, Kansas. Sex Color Hationali ty # ot 'Date of Name ClSelh- :biir!ar - Date 1884 ~an 3 Jan 8 Apr '8 Apr 8 Apr 1 da. - - white American child of Mr H. MC GFE fern. white Geman Anna SCHNEJJlER 73 '8 Apr John SE.YOOLD 1 June Katie 40 male white German ot Lot Cause ot single ~ave 159 tem. white German dSaai - --nervous disease killed by fall blood poison 24 Nov 1.2 Dec 13 Dec single grave drowned single male· vhi te American Frank BOLINGER 32 grave George E. HARRIS 1 yr. , mo. male Black !mer. single gr. consumption single gr. consumpSolon M. HARRIS 8 yr.7 mo. male Black !mer. tion inflam.of tem. white German 46 Barbara ERNEST 47 bowels 170 cramps George W. BRUNE 10 da. male 'White German 261 typhoid fev. Katie BECK 37:, feL white Geman single gr. consumMollie V. HARRIS 10 yr.10 mo. fem.Black Am. ption Pearile ADAMS 1 mo. 20 da. fem •. white .Am.er. 194 cramps. Oscar WINN 2 yr male white American diphtheria child of John orT 1 da. feme white American 87 --Amel1a. REETZ 7 da. feme 1Ihite German single gr. - Charles E. HEINRICKS 2 yr 3 mo. male white Ger. 193 diphtheria John SMITH , yr 6 mo. male 1Ihite !mer. 154 croup !"1Pr 2 Apr otis RICHARDS 1 June 2 June 1 June 18 June '19 JUE 4 Aug ,Aug 4 Aug 's 10 Sept U Sept Aug 2S Sept :26 Sept 11 oct 12 oct 18 Oct 19 Oct 26 Oct 23 Nov 24 Nov 23 Nov 11 Dec 12 Dec 27 Oct· 24 2S Nov Nov D~ 18 42, 188, 47 male white American 230 1ntlam. of bowels 1 Aug 17 Aug 2 Aug 18 Aug 30 Aug 1 Sept 2' Sept 26 Dec 27 Dec 26 yr. 6 mo. fan. white Amer. 221 diphtheria Frank HARRIS - - male black American single consumpgr.-I34 tion Elizabeth ltANZIG 69 yr.ll JIIO. fem.white Ger. 169 typhoid fev. George CALIMELL 14 DID. male white American single gr. SUIlll18l' complaint John VAUX 70 male vb1 te Englishman 224 old age Belle FORD 20 fan. black American single brain fever gr.-I/20 Jacob KANZIG 70 male white German kidney dis. 169 28 Feb Charles ClW£R 26 Ju~ 26 Ju~ :n Aug Kar,r MEIER 1886 ~eb 23 Mq 1 June 27 M~ 22 male white American 22 .tem. black American Reinbolt E. HF..AISIG24 mo. male 'Iilite Ger. John Erwin 10 mo. male white American 24Mq Katy MONROE 2 ,June ~-- 61 consumption single gr.liver dis. .tever single gr. sUJIIner complaint �Eudora Cemetery Book continued: 31 -2Sex Color Nationality Date of Date of Name -- 1886 "T"'Tune 23 June fan. black American fem. 1Ibite American fem. lIbi te Jmerican C18i£h 'bUrIal - 7J~ 14 J~ 25 J~ 22 Aug 22 Aug ------ '------ 1887 ~an . 22 Jan 24 Jan 20 Feb 7 Apr ' --...... ----------- SAng ----- 28 Aug lS Oct ----- -- Cause of &~h- single gr. fever heart dis. 200 Mrs. GRIFFIN 40 single gr. SUlllller 1 !.ona M. HOBBS complaint s\Ullller com200 child of GRIFFIN 6 lIk. male white American plaint cancer 88 tam. 1Ihite American Eliza HAMILTON 68 single gr. spasm Charles KlEIN'S child 1 da. male lIhite AlBer. stoma.ck dis. 66 yr male lIhite German Henry CIIOLL Amanda STRAWHER 21 - child of Mr. HOBBS :3 vks. male white .Amer • fem. zite German 83 Louise LOTZ male white German child of Mr .HElS :3 Cora BISHOP John GIBSON fem. white American male lIhite American 20 10 feme white American S2 Caroline HERNRICKS 8 da. feme 'White German feme black American Willie HARRIS :3 Mary BORNWELL 29 Apr 1Mq 22 May Ii. .2! ~ fem. black American Mary DOISE 20 Mata CLAM 4 mo. feme wite Christina A. SCHMIT 16 German fem. white German single gr. spasm nervous dis. summer complaint measles 260 hurt by 194 train dropsy 221 spasm 193 swmner comsingle plaint gr.1I6 swnmer comsingle plaint gr.#22 single gr. summer cOmplaint 1nfl.amnation 167 of bowels ----- - To be continued in .future issues of The Pioneer. Herald 2!. _~re~ed_om ..., Jan. 21, 18S5 'I,'.. it Free School in Lawrence: A .tree school was commenced in this city a few weeks since, taught by Mr. Fitch. A meeting of the citizens was held on the evening of the 18th 1nst., at the school room. The meeting was organized by the choice of Mr. Samuel F. Tappan, President and Dr. S.C. Harrington, Secretar,y. A school committee of three was appointed for the ensuing year, consisting of Dr. R6binson,Dr. Doy, and J. S. Emery, Esq. Mr. Samuel F. Tappan was chosen clerk~ We are informed enough money has been subscribed to carry on the school for three and a half months. tmrrel!ce Athaeneuma The folloWing gentlemen constitute the officers of the Atli'aeneum: J. Lery,President; A. H. Mallory, C. S. Pratt, Vice-Presidents;, John HutChinson, Corresponding Secretar;r; E. D. Ladd, Recording Secretary ~ Treasurer; S. N. Wood, Librarian}: C. Robinson, S. C. Pomeroy, S. Y.Lum, John Hailey, S. J. Willis, Regents. Question for discussion before the Athaene\llll on Tuesdq evening, the 30th inst.:, nShould the policy or non-intervention on the part of our government be departed from in the present contest in EurOpe?1I Disputants: Af.firmative, J. Hutchinson, J. Mailey; negative, J. Speer, -- - s. E. C~ke. �32 Extracted from a Volume called: Kansas Claims House Reports 36th Congress 2nd Session (2 vol.) - The' following are examples of the many interesting testimonies to be found in the two :volumes of "Kansas Claims". These cla1ms were made by Kansas citizens in ' " the 1850's and often contain information concerning place of origin~ names of fam117 members, political views, etc. Volumes mq be consulted in the Documents Section of Spencer Research L1brar;y on the University of Kansas Campus, L85l1'eDCe, Kansas. -- In the lI1fltter of the petition of Benjamin S. Hancock. ,Margaretta Hancock, sworn, sqs: That she is thevife of petitioner~ and that in the years 185S aDd 1856 we were living on our claim two and • half miles from Lecompton. He was from Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, and a free~tate man~ and not in good odor with the people of Lecompton on account of his political opinions. In the year 18SS~ during the Wakarusa war, Mr. Hancock came to'Lawrence to save his 11fe~ and help~ while protecting himself, to protect others. While he was gone~ some men'from Lecompton came and threw do~ our fences, arid the cattle got in and destroyed our corn. There were nine or ten &cresin corn; it was sod corn. Mr. Hanrock had gathered a little of the corn to teed with before he came down to Lawrence; the rest destroyed. It was pretty good sod corn. This was all we lost of much value during that year. In the month of August or September, 1856, while lI\V' husband was absent-, having ned to save his 11£e-a company ot men, calling thanselves Kickapoo Rangers, about fUty in number, came to our house. It was Sundq morning. They were commanded bY one John Randolph. He paraded his men before the house, ordered ~e men to go in :and search the house, and take what they could t1nd tor the use of the southern &rnG"~ The men entered the bouse from both sides, began swearing, saying we had a store for the abolitionists at Lawrence,but they would not get it. Then they commenced plundering; some in one room; some in the other; some up stairs, turning over the beds"taldng the blankets, swearing they were too good tor abolitionists; inquired for Mr. Hancock; swore if they had him they would kill him. They took coffee, sugar~ crackers" meat, harness--several sets, &:0. They took all rrI3' provisions. I expostulated with them; told them they were gentlemen' to take all I had to eat, my husband being gone, and I having tll> little ones to attend to. MJ'. Lamb then took a piece of meat, some dried fruit, and a washpan full of coffee, and gave them to me. Captain Randolph got mad, ordered Hr. Lamb to leave ~s COlUp8l\Y, as his conduct was a disgrace to it; that he was a coward and a traitor: to his compq-. Lamb said he would not see a woman hungry. Pistols were drawn by' ~lph, who said the next thing taken out of the wagon he would shoot the man who did it.Lamb wanted to leave a sack of flower, but was compelled to give it up. Randolph made a speech, s~, among other things, he would go over with his things to I Lecompton, and come back again. They broke and destroyed evvr,ything they could lq their hands on that tbq did not carry 81tltq. That afternoon about 300 men came on h~rseback, accompanied by some wagonsJ picked up what they wanted, throwed down the fence; drove and rode through the cornfield, aet fire to the house three times, but it was put out. The barn and its contents they burnt down. There were in it ploughs, and chests of tools and ever;ytb.ing necessar:v to carry on a farm. B,etween the two visits on that dq I had obtained a guard from Colonel Cooke, and had ~ a few light things into the wagon. The last ~ who came even tried to rob the. wagon of the few th1ngs it contained, but were auccesstulq resisted by the I guard. . Myself and mother came back to the house atter the barn was burned, and~ waiting till dark, hid some things by oovering them up in the garden, wt they were all stolen, and broken up. The items in the house and barn, as .at down in the petition, were Q'llafried destroyed, or burned up at that time, except the items tor .poons. There -sq,: �33 were t_lve large spoons" silv8l'"worth 136" and 12 small ODeS, worth $lOJ these vere carried 11/I6tq. The pre.ems were lIOrth $1 per gallon. .Ten acres of corn and over were destroyed at the same time" the fence being thrown down. What they did DOt pack off, the c sttl. and hoga destroyed. An acre of potatoe a was also dug up and destroyed. Three horses were taken off. When Mr. Hancock Ca11l8 into the Territo1'1' he brought twenty-tive vagon loads of goods, such as 18 set out in hill petition" and two loads afterwards. her Margaretta: Hancock -I- mark Witness: Samuel A. ~an Sworn to before me April 29, 18,9 ------ Samuel A. ~an In the matter of the petition of Henry Eggert. Test:LmoD¥ Douglas County, sa: , Sophia Eggert, being d:u~ sworn" says; I IE the wife of petitioner" H8nl'1' Eggert; on the l..hth day of September, 1856, we lived on our claim, about a mile southwes~ of Franklin" in this county, and have lived there aince; a great II18.l'\Y men c'sme to our house that dq; Mr. Eggert was hid; it was the day Franklin was burned; the.r too~ away some of our chickens, we had over a hundred before they came, and thq onl3 lett us forty; thsy were worth $4 per dozen; I .,uld not taka three bits apiece for them; thf:\V' took all our bed clothes, lett our feather beds, took an umbrella, razor, carving knife, two butcher knives, chair, and IIl8lIY other things that I can·t ~ar, worth, in all, $200.; they took four of our best milch cows, worth $!6 apiece; thq rode our horse till he was so hurt that we thought he would die; they rode him one night and one day only, we could not use him all sWIIIler; I don't lmow how ,much he was damaged, I think at least $,0. her Sophia Eggen Witness: Samuel A. Kill@Uan mark Sworn to before me, AprU 2..7, 1859 Sanuel A. Kingman"COOInissioner -+ --.. J:. B. Johnston, sworn" says: I know petitioner, have knOlill him for three years" during all which time he has lived in this Territor.r" and is a citizen of the Territory now; I 8I1l his near neighbor; in the month of September" at the same t:1me Franklin was burned, the B.l"fI\Y' that burned Franklin, under General Reed, drove oft four COlIS, the property of petitioner; I was taken prisoner, saw the cows of petitioner with twenty or thirty other of ray neighbors' cattle driven otf in that drove; other droves were added tothes8 from time to time, and all permed in the lot of BilJ.y Wallace, in Franklin; the cows were worth $.30 each; he has never recovered them; I ~ow nothing of his other losses. Sworn to };)afore 1118" E. B. Johnston. April 30, 1859. --..-- Contributed bY' Judy Sweets Herald ~ Freedom, Aug. 4" Samuel A. Kinguan" Commissioner 18" Marriedr A Magnolia, Ill. on the 12th 1nst., b.r the Rev. Mr. Dwm of Wenona, Col., qeo. S. Park, lately one of the editors of the Parkville LlllIl1nary, to Mary Louise, eldest daughter of lim. W. Holmes Esq. former13 ot New York City. Mr. Park finds this to be a"glorious country'" after all, since tor the one ho~ he lost he is now blest with Holmes. �34 QUANTRILL RAID CLAIMS Evening Tribune Lawrence, Kansas, 5 March 1887 '-rhe Quantrill Raid Claim Bill passed the House last evening about 6 o'Clock, receiving seven more votes than a constitutional majority."'•.•• "Mr. Bowersock has worked with untiring energy for the success of this measure, which was one of the hardest to manage of anything before the Legislature ••••• The intelligent and successful efforts of Mr. Bowersock, Mr. Cox and other members, prominent among whom was Hon. J. B. Clogston, the newly appointed Supreme Court Commissioner, will be gratefully remembered by the citizens of Lawrence." '''The following is a complete list of the losses of residents of Lawrence. To fi,nd the total each will receive, if the amount exceeds $1,000. add 25% of the remainder, the sum not to exceed $1,500." Albach, Phillip Aldridge, T. Allen, A. K. Allen, Sam' 1 Allison, J. D. Ambler, B. A. Ander,son, M. Babcock, C. Baile'y, F. S. Barteldes, F. Beoch, J. C. Biebush, H. Bissell, -1&. Blood, Jas. Bradl~y, E. L. Breton, Peter Briezebower, J. Brooks, P. R. Brown. WIn. Buchanon, W. Bullene, L. Bussee, L. G. Butz, J. A. Carpenter, A. J. ChurChill, G. Clarke, H. S~ Clarke, Sidney Cline, Mary Coleman, E. A. C. Congo Church Corbon, Eddie Cordley, Rev. Crane,' J. S. Crouch ~ Ril ey Crutchfield, WID. $2210. 2135. 6000. 125. 1200. 211. 411. 4700. 2510. 1440. 80~ 1700. 956. 395. 478. 1200. 1800. 1450. 1200. 2350. 17,175. 500. 2000. 9500. 8780. 2532. 577. 155. 125. 1288. 200. 2850. 3261. 370. 230. DaLee, A. G. Davis, Jno. Dillon, Fannie Dixon, Chas Dix, Ralph C. Donnelly, B~ Donnelly, J. Drisdon, B Duncan, Amos Duncan, C. Duncan, W. H. Ecke, F. J. Edwards, C. L. Edwards, Jno. Eggert, Fred Eggert, Henry Eldridge & Ford Eldridge, E. S. Eldridge, S. W. Elli s, l'Ileredi th Emery, J. S. Endicott, W. Evans, D. Evans, J. W. Falley, E. R. Faxon, Jas. D. Faxon, W. T. Filmore, H. S. Filmore, H. S. & L. Fisher, Alben Fisher, H. D. Fitch, E. p. Fitz, R. H. Fowler, Thos. Frazier. R.L. $2097. 450. 275. 1196. 7000. 200. 125. 600. 2SO. ];2,673. 15,000. 3050. 300. 120. ISO. 500. 5147. 2370. 60,000. 800. 250. 500. 178. 1500. 518. 50. 767. 4852. l5,965. 575. 1800. 2000. 75. 705. 11,875. �35 French, E. P. Freeman, F. Frey~ Sam Fuller, F. Garvin, T. S. Glathardt, J. H. Goodin, Joel K Goss. G. W. Gregg, A. Griffith, G. W. E. Griffith & Marcell Griswold, J. F. Grovenor, G. Grovenor, H. P. Guild, E. B. Hard,: A. B. Hard & Reynolds Harli'n, Henry Hart, I Hen ry Hartm'an, M. Haske'll, A.C. Haske'll, J. G. Hazeltine, W. Hendry, J. M. Hicks:, R. Hill, Hiram Hi 11, ' Luther Holt, Geo. E. Holt,G. E. & Co. Hornsl;>y, Elmira Horton, J. C. Horton, s. s~ House, J. Howe 11, Lewi s Howell, M. A. Hughson, C. A. Hunter, Hiram Hunter, Jane HUson, s~ H. Innes, H. L. Janes, E. J. Jenkins, Ann Johnson, Louis Johnson, Thos. Johnson, W. M. Katenstein, A. Keef, Jas. Ki 11 am , Mrs. Kilworth, Ike Kimball, Sam Ladd, E. D. Lane, J:. H. I 500. 450~ 6000. 500. 2285. 2400. 450. 4500. 350. 2540. 7000. 8000. 2250. 2300. 1000. 263. 4010. 525. 4550. 4584. 525. 800. 4400. 288. 550. 1200. 3261. 2371. 3261. 1650. 210. 100. 1850. 300. 100. 160. 250. 55. 5S00. 300. 205. 1730. 525. 141. 300. 512. 394. 6900. SO. 32. 2500. 8370 Lane, Nettie Leibe, Nancy Leis, W. J. , Leonard, B~ Lewis, I. N. Li vingston, Co. Loesch, Mich al Lo fgren, Thea. Longfellow, C. Luddington, R. W. Lykins, Wm. H. R. Madson, E. Magier, Adam Marshall, Z. Marti n, Iren Marti n, Fred Marvi n, J. F. Mears, \'1m. Meeks, C. M. Miller, C. J. Miller, J. Miller, R. H. Mills, A. R. Moon, A. Moore, H. L. Morrow, R. Mosby, A. Mosby, Andre\\! Mug an , Patrick McAllister, O. W. Norton, Mrs. E. M. Norton, S~ B~ Oehrle, G. Oldham, A. Oli ver, Thos. Owen, C. Patterson, S. Pease, C. H. Perry, Aaron Pickens, G. Pierce, G. W. Pollock, J. Prentice, Angie Prentice, S. B. Prentiss, T. Putney, L. B. Randall, P. Rankin, W. A. Raymond, H. Reed, F. W. Reynolds, S. Reynolds, W. 150. 5000. 100. 350. 2500. 1839. 800. 287. 1210. 15,200. 4500. 140. 338. 800. 4260. 148. 846. 385. 765. 100. 2583. 1050. 75. 340. 140. 11 ,050. 500. 297. 253. 1165. 900. 8150. 1000. no~ 2500. 3SO. 953. 945. 4704. 3550. 1360. 8000. 200. 1000. 674. 129. 613. 2500. 1557. 12,000. 3226. 56. �Rich'ards, H. Ridenour, P. D. Ridenour & Baker Riggs, S. A. Rollins, J. D. Rollins, Jno. Ross', Jno. Russell, S. C. Sands, J. G. Sargen ,G. 'H. Savage, Joseph Scott, W. H. Scho~t, J. Fo Schwab, John Scruggs, R. Searl, A. D. w. Shan~on, Shearer, G. Simmons, F. Simmons, T. J. Simpson, Mrs. Simpson, S. N. Skinner, Sam Smi th, Ed Snitij, G. W. Snodden, M. Soule, Emily N. Southerl and, S. SparJ;, F. W. Speer, Jno. Steinberg, T. J. Steve,ns, R. Stonebre aker, S. Stone, Sarah Sum, s. y~ Sutliff, John $34,000. Sutliff, W. E. & Co. $1350. 3000. Thacher, T. D. 650. 120. Thomas, C~ 35,000. 324. Thompson, E. 685. 1712. Thornton, J. W. 1000. 800. Tisdale, HEmry 4000. 490. Tolbert, M. A. 2500. ISO. Torbott, M. A. 1400. 1071. Trapman, Ed 4275. 780. Trask, R. J. 509. 389. Turner, Jas. 102. 121. U1rech, Casper 500. 6000. Watson, J. E. 1770. 700. Watts, A. 1050. 265. Wheeler, H. 250. 1100. White, A. W. 500. 727. Whitman, Rosa 3200. 135. Whitney, R~ 2022. 8000. Wilder, J. H. 2480. 3330. Wilder & Palm 1512. 700. Wiler, Carl R. 8900. 1156. Williamson, A. 1703. 5738. Wi lli s, J. & Bro'. 300. 3700. Winchell, A. T. 225. 1538. Wood, E. W~ 1500. Wright, C. A. 135. 100. 6800. Zimmerman, W. 200. The following not legible: 4000. 5813. Eng---. F. & W. 1200. Ford, ? 160. 1101. SO. 27SO. Fo--une. R. Martin, ? 538. 350. Simpson, ? 1583. 1250. Wilmarth, O. (1)500. 160. 5---. -----rick, ? 1200. 100. --compiled by Pauline B. Elniff. August 1980 ------Herald 2.! Freedom, April 14, 185> Married: On the evening of the 3rd 1nst., at the residence of Judge John Curtis" by J. K. Goodin, Esq.,Mr. Henry Austin Corlew to Miss Zorelda Bledsoe. In Kansas City, Mo. Nov. 19, 1854, Enima Asenath, aged 9 months 15 dqs. In Lawrence, April 3d, 18>5, Leander Flanders, .aged 5 years 4 months and 8 days. Both of the above were children of J. F. and A,. P. Morgan, formerly of South Framingham, Mass., now of this city. We sympathize with the bereaved parents in their severe affliction. Died: �l7 OBITUARY RECORDS of New England Society' of Lawrence, Kansas 1899-1927 Excerpts~ from the handllI'i tten obituaries, except where newspaper clippings are indicated. Original record in the "Kansas Col1ection~ at Spencer Research Library, Uni versi ty of Kans as, Lawrence, KS. By Pauli ne B. Elni ff pp 1-2. Charles Edward WILDER, b Brandon. 1893l d Lawrence 2 May -1899. ' n.· 21 Sept 1840;: came to Lawrence pp $-4' Andrel'l Miner GRANT", b Windhan County. CT 1825; m Sarah J. lI.'IILIAMS 1850; ,to Kansas' 1882; d Lawrence'May 1899. pp 5-~"Mlss Mary JIOOINSQ'or. 1899 (no other dates included in 4-page obituary) traced her lineage t,ack even as far as Oliver CRQ\IWEU.; her New England ancesto~s dated from the Mayflower; her mother was a MANlELL from Barre, ~tAi her uncle, Charles: ROBINSON, was the first Governor of Kansas. ~ss Robinson's ,intense interest in securing greater rights for women led her to fonn the WOmen's Republican Club. She was also largely responsible for the formation of the Martha Washington Chapter of DAR. p 9 Mrs. Chas. d 26 Feb 1901. 1 W~ stITH - Jane Elizabeth WALKER, b London, PA 4 June 1844; p 9-10, Gilbert Howe lttORGAN. b SOuth Franinghmn, MA 27 Feb 1'852; to Lawrence 1855; m Rachel g •. snntmS; d r )Jar 1901. pp 10-12: Albert WHITCCJdB, b Fayston. 'IE. 14 Aug 1827; to Osawattomie 1855'; m Aurilla hlJNTLEYof St. Johnsburg 1851; d Lawrence 26 Aug 1901. pp 13-14 Rev. John S. BROWN, b Ipswich, NB'26 Apr 1806; to Lawrence 1857; d 15 Ju1 1902. pp 15-i6 John P. ROSS~ b Warren, MAApr 1'839; to Lawrence 1855 with parents; m Rose SPICER 1865; d 1902. . . p',17' ..rs. Francis Antoinette NEVIsm~ b Ashtabula' County, OR 22 Dec· 1837; m William W. N£1nsm at Rome, 0If20 Jul 1856; d Lawrence 30 Sept 1903. P 18. Betsey· BICKNELtNOYES, bAbington, ItA. IS Nov 1820; to Lawrence 1'368' d Lawrepce 21 May 1903. ' P 19 D'. $'. ALFORD (Judgel~ b Riverton, cr 4 OCt 1848; to Lawrence 1873; m ~sie' D. SAVNiF; 14 Apr 1874'; d'Lawrence 22: Feb 1903. p 20_: H~ B~ ASHER~ (newspaper Clipping 9 Dec 1922) resident of Lawrence forty-five years; was eighty-five: years old; widow, Mrs. Mollie E. ASHER; four ch~ldren: Henry H~ ASHER and Dudley C. ASHER of Lawrence, ~rs. Alice M. HARVEY' and Joel J. ASHER of WiChita. �P 21 Mrs. Lucia M. NEmtAN. childhood home Weatherslie1d. VI; m Dr. Albert NEWMAN to Lawrnece 1857; d Lawrence 10 1904, aged seventy-nine years. pp~ 22:-23' Mrs. Asenath P. MORiAN, maiden nmne ASenath Perry Htt/E, b South FramihghElll. MIt 17 Feb 1818;. m Jonathan F. MOBiAN Holliston. ItA 1840; to LaWTence 1854; d 1904. P 24 ; Judge Samuel A~ RIGGS. (newspaper clipping. not dated) b Hanging Rock, Franklin COunty. OB 1 Mar 1835; io Lawrence 1859; m Kate EARLE 31 Dec 1861; d Ann~ Arbor MI. Mrs. Riggs died seven months ago; one son, Harry Earle BIGGS: survi ves. , , I p 25 ,Richard COrd1ey. D.O•• (two newspaper clippings) ,b Nottingham, England: (J sept 1829; to America 1833'; to Michigan; to Kansas 1857; m Lfary Minta cor 1858; was ordained at Quindaro 27 Jan 1858; his first sermon in Plymouth Congregational Church, Lawrence 2 Dec 1857. His funeral conducted by J. G. DAUGHERTY of Kansas Ci tYi pall bearers were: John HASKElL, o. ~. H"ANSCGIE, C'~ L. 'EDWARDS~ J. D~'AXm, .~ E. BAZPZ-J, p~ It alERY, K~ D~ WEAVER' and Frank BAI~. p 26;ilrs. Richard CORDLEr. (newspaper Clipping, Lawrence Journal-World dated ,1 Dec 1913>' Funeral notice and tribute. No statistics. ' p 27 Mrs. Mary II. (PIERCE) CLARI<E, daughter of Benj amin F. PIERCE and Mary R. HAWKES; b llarbleliead, MA 6 July 1869; to Kansas Ci ty wi th pcrents HID1; m Alfred Houghton CLARKE 30 June 1893'; Ii ved in Lawrence five years; moved to New York City'1898; d Lancaster, MA IT April 1905. p 28 Dr. Albert NmIAN~ b Windsor VI 2 Dec 1824; m Lucia- U. TaLES"1851; to Lawrence 1857; in the Civil War was aP90inted surgeon of the 3rd &egiment Kansas Volunteers; d 1905. P 29 Reuben W. IlJDINGTCJIl, b West Springfield, MA1827; to Lawrence 1057; d 7 Oct 1905. p 30. Mrs. Matilda O·CamOR SPEI~CER. b Sand Lake, NY,' 1043'; m Selden P. Spencer 1859; lived in Madison, WI, then Texas, but removed to Kansas during the, war; #lother of seven children; d Lawrence' 25 Jan 1905. pp 31-32 Alexander was, b Tompkins County, NY near village of Jacksonville 13 Nov 1830; to Lawrence: fall of 1857; m MC!ry L. NOIiTB fall of 1863;: d 30 Jan 1905 leaving an only son. p,32 S~ N. sntPsm~(newspaper clipping no date) eighty-nine years old; helped found Lawrence 1854; suggested its name after Amos G. LA~mmCE of Boston; Gave $10,000 to start the fund t~at fixed University of Kansas at Laurence. John BI~: and Mr. SItIPSCN were roommates In Lat'lI'ence, and when Bll!:WJN left, he gave, SDlPSQ\l all his personal effects •. He financed the first bridge built a~ross the ICaw at Central AVenue:. p 33' Miss Sarah A. BROWN. (Full page Clipping dated 4 j~lD 1924, from The' Iitdi an Leader, a weekly newspaper publ1 sbed by the Haskell lnsti tute, ; tribute ~ wri tten by Cilarles Francis MESERVE) Also a sketch of her life (net'lSI I �39 paper clipping) by William Herbert CARRUTH reprinted from the Pacific Yni: tarian. She was born at Buffalo, NY, the daughter of Rev. John BR,)WN, a UnitarlanMinister; to California 1912; d 11 AUg 1923'. She was widely knoWn: as a Unitarian Missionary~ •• "She was actively interested in many reform movements. A~ one time she was president of the Kansas State Federation' of Women's Clubs •. She was a personal friend of &1san B. Anthony and Lucy Stone, and her near kindred cherish the certific<lte of The National Woman' s Suffrage A;ssoci at ion honoring her as a pioneer. She rej oiced in the recollection that she had seen the triwnph of three great refor.:Js: emancipation, universal suffrage, and prohibition, and she had faith that the cause of international peace would soon be won. She worked as e<:1rnestly': as she could in the ~hternational League for Peace." p' 34'C1arence Seymour HAIL. (newspaper clipping) b Carrollton, MO 2 Oct 1868; m Lillian POPENOE Lawrence IT Jun 1896; came to Lam~ence 1008'; d 16 Feb 1922. p 35 :Mrs. John G. HASKEU. -, Mary Elizabeth BLISS HASICEU., b Wilbrahar.t,t!A 22 Oct 1837;. m Capt. John G. P.ASKELL 1859; to Lawrence 1859; d 19 June (year not listed) San Diego, CA. . pp 3& ,to 74 are all blank. p 75 Mrs. Elmira HORNSBY' - Elmira Wom.ILEY b COrning NY;: to Kansas 1856 with sister and brother-in..law, L. J. WORDm.l; returned to NY 1860; m ColumbusHOHNSBYin New York 1862 a few days before his death. She returned to Lawrence, where she di ed 28 Feb' 1911l Obi tuary by Mrs. Geo. A'. BlJillS. P 76~77 Col. O~ E. LEARNAlID, (newspapel· Clipping, 4' coltunnsl b Fairfa."(, In the spring of 1857 wi tIl other parties of Lawrence, started the town of Burlington, KS vlhere he built the first hotel, the first mill, the first business house and the first building us~d for school and church purposes; was Lieutenant-Cblonel of 1st Kansas VO~\lnteer Infantry at breaking out of the Civil War; resigned fror:l the amy 1863 and resumed residence in Lm'.Tence. His wife was the daughter of COl. S~ W. ELDRIIXiE and,they had three sons. Ee died 8 Nov 1911. VT 14,mov 1832; to Lawrence fall of·1855. . , Mrs. Sara T. D. ~OBINS:)N, daughter of ~1iriam LA:mENCE' and C1ariss DWIGm., b Belchertown, nIA- 12 Jul 1827; m Charles RGSDJSOH 30 Oct 1851; to Lawrence 'spring of 1855; 1867 moved to Oakridse, four miles north of Lawrence where she died 15 Nov 1911; buried in Oak Hill Ce:Jetery beside ~ler husband, the late Charles ROBINS~{, the first {Jovernor of Kansas. Obituary by F. W. BLACIBIAR. ' p 78 p 79 Mrs. I. J. GRAY-- Martha P. mE, daughter of Dr. John YALE, b Ware, 14k 3 De,c 1361; m I. J. GRA!at Ware 10 Feb 1891; to Beloit, IS- (1) in May, thence to Lawrence; d &101t, at the home of a sister 20 Oct 1911' buried Oak. Hill Cenetery, tawrence; survived by husband, two sons and a'daughter. wr p 80 O~.~ McALI.ASTER 1911 - printed obituary missing. �40 o. A~ HAfiSCClm' (newspaper clipping not dated) Oliver Angevine HA:!~ b Portsmouth, NIl 13 ()ct 1831. ~tr. HANSCct.l \'ias 23 years of age when he started out from Bostonsiation with the emigrant aid party bound for lans as, singing as they journeyed westward, the hymn \'ll"i t ten for them by Whittier:' -We cross the prairies as of old Our fathers crossed the sea, To make the west as they the east, The homestead Qf the free.' "There remain now in Lawrence but two others of that historic party, Mr. Forest :SAVAGE and Mrs. Louise ROUSELAUX. It Mr. Hanscome m~rried Miss Anna Lappan '25 Oct 1857. She died: i,n June 1912'. ,At the time of his death, Mr. HAN&:m1E was 83 years and 22' days old and had li ved in Lawrence since 1854. P 81 C01E~ pp 82-83 Mrs. Arma TA?PAN(newspaper LAPPAN) HANSC(Iil, b New York City 9 Oct 1851; to Lawren ce in 1854 wi th the f ami 1y of Rev. 5amue 1 y~ Lmt~ Ur. UJrlI, wi th a commission from the Home Uissionary SOciety, held his first services 1 Oct in the Hay Tent just erected by trle New England Einigrant Aid Society for a lodging house and other gathering for the early settlers. Here on 15 Oct, a meeting was held with a view to the organization of a Union Church. This meeting adjourned to Sunday 22 Oct at which date the Plymouth Congregational Church was organized. Married Oliver ~ Hanscom 13 Oct 1857. P 84 Miss Ellen LEABNARD. Newspaper clipping of tribute to her memory by Clarence HAIL, in the Gazette 19 Feb 1912. No statistics~ p 85-86: Mary BUrbESS SAVAGE (l83$.1912) , b Deanston, near Stirling, Scotl'and; one of a large fa.mily of children; at age IS to New York Ci ty, then Springf~e1d, am; m Joseph SAVAGE and cane to Lawrence to make a horne for hi s . motherless children; husband died 1891. p 87-88' f.1rs. Joseph E~ RIGGS, daughter of Dr. and AIrs. FUu.ER;b Norwich, cr 1845; to Lawrence in 1857; in the first class at the Uni versi ty of Kansas; m l872;d 27 Mar 1913. p 89 Mrs. Charles L. EDWARDS, came ::to Lawrence from Northampton, UA with husband and two little girls 1866', d,~2 Nov 1913. p 90 MJ;'s. Forrest SAVAGE - Lydia W0RT3~ b Hanover, NH 27 Jan 1830; m Forrest SAVAGE' 8 !;tar 1849; in fall of 1855 came to Lawrence; four chi Idren: Willi am ~ iWma, May and Frank; d Lawrence 24 Aug 1914. p 91 E~han Allen SJITE; b Andover, VT 4 May 1832; to Lawrence 1857; in banking business until 1861, to ,Washington DC position in Indian Burenu until 1865; returned to Lawrence and helped to organize the First National Bank of ,which he became cashier. 'r,1C follol'n.ng year went into the hotel business,. In 1074, started NO!r.'i()()D Stock Farn of 300 acres west of Lawrence. The fine horses from the NOmvOOD Fam have made the name famous. Was a m~er of the Legislature for two years, and a member of the Masonic body in the Knights Temp1ar rank~ p~ died in La~,.Tence 22 Mar 1914. pp 92-931 Col. H. S. ~TOORE~ d 1914; b r-lantua, OIl 25 Feb 1337· his fatl1er a native: Granb~, crt t~ Lawrence 1058; s~rved in the. 2nd Kansns Infan~ry; m 1364 E~tiler IiAm.i'JN of OU, daughter of a ploneer of MA; left wife and t,:,JO sons. 0; �p 94 ,Paul LEARNAHD. b Lawrence 25 sept 1868'; fnther. a native of VT; mother. native of MA'; m Anna DYKE of Burlington, VT 1895; d 1914; survived by wife and one son. BUrdick. p 95 Mrs. Wilder S. llE'l'CAIF - ~lary CROSIER METCALF. b Sullivan, Ash1 and County, OH 4 Jun 1057; m Wilder METCALF 30 Ju1 1873; to KS nine yec>rs later; d Lawrence 8 Sept 1914. P 960li ver A. P~~SCO'.i, (handHri tten obituary) b Ports::nuth HI-I 13 Oct 1331; d Lawrence 4 Nov 1914; had five children, three survhre him. pp 97-98 Mrs. HOL:.H:GBElRY - LeonoraS. m:CKER. b Portland, ME Oct 1859; to Illinois for one year, then to Kansas 1366; rn George };or..Lli·!GBEr!RY Dec 1902; left a widow Mar 1912; d 21 Nov 1914. Printed news item: Mrs. Leonora S~ Wl..Ln:GBERl1Y. who died at the Srrr.!:)NS Hospital Saturday night, left a will devoting her !Jroperty at 841 :.laine St. to be used as a home for girls in Lmrrcnce. A farm consisting of 160 acres some distance from tom is by the terms of the will to be used for the support of the home thus founded. "f1er house will be used to its capacity in provid~ng a home for girls in Lawrence who are t'!ol"Idna for si,lall w~'Jes, and who have no families or whose families live elsewhere". T11e Unitarian church is named as trustee for the home, and will have charge of the administration of the property. It will be knol'm as the nicker Home for Gfrls. T'ne cause of death was cancer. She was fifty-seven years old. pp 99-ioo Joseph EchnondRIGGS, b Portsmouth. OIl 31 AUg 1037; to Lawrence 1864; m ADnie FUUER 3 Oct 1372; d 16 Dec'. 1914; three daugl1ters survive. pp: 101-102 Mrs. S~ J. CIDRCHIIL -. Louann GRANT. daughter of Rev. Jacob GRArlT; bCoop~rstown, NY 26 Feb 1044; m. S.- J~ CHURCHILL at Council Grove, KS 4 Aug 1879; no date of death given. p 103 ,r.Irs •. F. D. r,lOIlSE - Adaie ~r1 r,~O:1SE. eldest daughter of Dr. Aivan and Abby s\IITH'; b Monson. MA 8 AUg 1840; I!l Dr. F~ D. MORSE 19 Oct 1669; to La\'1rence first week i'n Nov 1869; a resident forty-five years; survived by husband, a brother. Dr. Frank L. 5.IITII and his four children; burial at Monson, ~. . p.104 ,Forrest SAVN;lr. b Hartford, VI" 27 sept 1626; youngest son of ~liUiaJ!l and Polly HAHEN SAVAGE; m Lydia G. WOln'H-8 Uar 1849; to Lawrence 9 Sept 1094; pre-emp:t ed fam west of Lawrence 1894; lJoved to Lawrence where be died 11 Aug 1915. I p 105 ~!rs. Ann IIElmILL mmINS. MERRIU.~ practiced medicine many port, ~; m ?Craius? JENKINS and b IIa'1over NlJ 2 Hay 1323;: her father, Dr. years in Hanover;' moved wi th family to Lockcc:me to Lawrence 1854. Tbey became identified \'lith the Free State people and Mr. JEN!aNS was at one time a prisoner in the power of the pro-slavery party. In 1658 he was murdered by one James Lane. afterwards: U. S~ Senator. After his murder, Urs. JEmaNS cared for her thr~e children and brought them up to be an honor to. the ci ty and useful members ,of society. She died 30 AUg 1915, age 92 yrs. 4 ~o. �p, lO~ ltrs. Rose BRa::K Sf.nT~I, b Leavenworth County 23 May 1067; moved to Greenwood County; educated at EureI{a, and Uni versi ty of Kansas; to Ottawa 1891; had rccord of beinu one of the best primary teacJ!ers in the state; m F. ':A. SIdITII 1:893'; d Lawrence 29 Sept 1915. p 107 Alexander faOOllOE, son of Donald lt~ROE and Jeannette R('5S U~~eOE, in the County of Ross: and Cromarty in northern part of SCotland. They left SCotland 1843. Alexander born on shipboard on the banks of Nel'1 Foundland 2 Aug 1843"~ Landed at Salem, fdA; enlisted in Civil War in Co. F 23rd r;~as­ sachusetts Infantry;'m. 17 Nov 1364 in Salem; to Lawrence 1382; elected President of l'lerchants National Bank 1890; resigned in 1914 due to failing hcalth; d 24 Dec 1916; leftl'Ji.'fe and three children. pl08-109 rase George A. BANKS - Belen Mary BErIITI', daughter of Jason and Cyntllia BROWN HEWITt, b North Granville. NY 13 Spet 1836; moved to Winona County, MN 1850; to Lawrence 13 Jul 1857 to work for her mother's cousin, G. W.; BROWN, publisher of the Herald ~ Freedom; m (1) Dr. Jerome GRIs!'lOtD 9 May 1859; had two children; Dr. GlU$iOLD murdered in QUANT?JtL' 5 Raid Aug 21 1863; in 1870 m (2) Mr. BANKS; had two children, one died in infancy,; she d 10 Jan 1915~ p no, Charles L. EDWA.1DS, (newspaper clipping, not dated) b Southhampton, atA 19 Oct 1828;, to Lawrence 1855'; was the first school head in Latvrence 1857-~9; was first elected superintendent of public instntction in Douglas County, took charge gf the office 1 March 1859 when there were but three organized schools. Wi thin three months thh-ty schools were in operation in the county; was one of first trustees of "lhat has becorJe the Uni versi ty of Jansas, and was principar of be academic department w,lich opened in fall of 1859.' In 1860 he accepted posi ticn of prinCipal of Southha'ilpton Academy until spring of 1862. Married 4 Oct 1360 in North Hadley, HA (\'11'i tten obit. gi ven 1marrialje date as 1362 and name of wife, Susan R. P(1.'lEP.S:·of South Hadley, ~IA). In 1862 erlisted in 37th Uassnchusetts Infantry, Co D. At close of waJ;', retired as a Major in his regiment. t1as one of founders and charter members of Plymouth Congregational Church; held office of tre~Sl!rer over half century. Survived by daughter, Uiss Virginia EI1.'lAiDS. Died 22 Nov 1916; buried Oak Hi11~cemetery. a P 110 Brief clipping ~~out the death of Miss Virginia S~ Edwllrds. NO' statistics. P 111 ' rotrs. Cecilia O. TO'llNE, b near Non'lalk, OH 1843; m. Rinna TOWi,!E of ford, MA 1068; ,to Lawrence same year; d 18 Jun 1916. b:>X- pp n2~n4 Paul R. 53ooI<5, b York, ME 22 .Till 1834; one of t\'lclve childrcn of Jereniah and Eveline BROOKS; to Kansas City 1854, then to Lavll'ence. -The first J:Ilerchant in Lawrence, member of City Council t'lhicil defied GO~lornor nobert J., tiAIJ(ER, rJember o,f the territorial legislature; County ClerI< for six consecutive terms in the early history of Douglas County; County Treasurer several timGs and coshier of several Lawrence banks--a Pioneer who CR".1e in September 1854 and ,rno has been identified with the histol"'J and developnent of the,town ever since, died SUnday morning at his home on south Tennessee Street;. d 17 Dec 1916. Pall benrers: Ur. Fran!' BROCKS, C113r'les :-I. TUClmU, W. R. MAXH , I. J. MEADE, A. D. WEAVER, C~ s. FIr-~C!i~ Buried at Dale fall. I ' �43 115 Mrs Paul Ii. BROOKS, (newspaper clipp~nu. not dated)' d~u9hter of Jev. • Cayug<l C-... -::Ie • to ,p Alanson: . i3aJG:ITa~, BEptist ;:iinister 13 J'une In ;)~m loy: ro·"· '.' ••c 0.. r~ans<ls'in 1857. U~rriaae to Paul n. mDC'KS was first C.1UrCIl we<.!Cllng ln L:-wrenee. p 116 ~ paQe of loose paper on which is \'1ri tten in pencil: NevI EnCJland Necrology' ~Iary nUa.VN rJrs • SIcrr.T~ :ilrS. d 23 Jan 1922 23 JuI '22 16 Feb 2 Jon 1922 2811ar 1922 27 Oct 1922 1:7 Oct 1922 9 Dec 1922 6 Dec 1922 W:-allIAN Mrs. Clarence RALL :1r5. Eva S;W.~~SZ UAT!' Ur. Baht. UNZA7 Ur~. Josephine ?!Iki.!.'U1GS? rilr ~ J. D. Bf1.1.l!nsooK liIr. H~ B. ASZER L1r. J. rl. BAStINGS tlrs. ft.. lUllaJA blsnI~ -----QtER"I'5$ Queries are free to members;. The,. shoUld state at least two tacts to gain best "sults. Queries 81"8 also tree to non-m8Dibers, but must concern Kansas ~lated ancestors ot f1ttT years or earlier. Harold L. PittstOl'd 2934 East 8th Street, AndersonhrIndiana 46012. , WoUld lloma on on EnOCh JOhii pmSFORD, b. 49 iii dr8iiV1I!e, Ohio to Jamas :and Mariah (JONES) PrrrSFURD. m. to Mir& iERRIS 1873 ? at Mason C1.t7, Ill;1no1s. d. 12 March 1911 had one daughter l1Sted: Susan B.(b. 1883) me tl who ~ed H. K. SPElaR. I Ruth A. McCune, 21S West Green, Gal1~z NeW Mex:1co 87~Ol. Seek iiifo;-mation on EdWin Ranson O~ b. 17 Apr. 185 (7) in Iowa, died near Azokansas C1t;r, Kansas and buried 1ii'1Iap1e Grove Cemetery J Lan-ence;: and his vUe, KaJ1nda Catherina (ANDREW) aG, b. 22 Jan 18S8 in Louisville, Ky., died 17 Feb 1917, Lawrence, Kans~. _ _ �44 Queries (Continued) ..... ~--,. ,'~' -- Donald Vaughn, 1946 Barker, Lawrence, Kansas 66044. Would like to share tnl'onnation on Warren Potter THAlER, and his brother, Chauncey R. THAYER bom St. Lawrence Co. N. Y. around 1840. They moved with parents to wisconsin about 1842. Donald Vaughn, 1946 Barker, Lawrenc~ Kansas 66044. ormation on BAXTER family of Tioga Co., Would l!ke(to contact anyone with Pennsylvania about 1840-1850. Reba Cline, 1100 Crane Road~ Pampa, Texas 79065. Seekiilg information on theamily of Lewis LAWSON, b.Tenn. 1822, and wife Celia'TRL),jBLE LAWSON, b. Ky. 1827, came to Douglas Co., Ks, settled near Clinton ca. 1859. 12 children; Nancy, b. 184, Kyj Sarah b. 1854 Ky.; Thomas J. b. 1854 ~; James E. b. 1857Ky.j William P. b. 1859 KSj Elizabeth b. 1861 KSj Sophonia b. 1863 Ks; Lewis b. 1864 Ks; Margaret b. 1867 KSj Clara b. 1870 Ks; John b. 1847 Kyj Jonas b. 1849 Ky. r Reba Cline 1100 Crane Road, P8lIl a, Texas 79065. James E. fAlIfIt,(my grandfather married Augusta Louisa BUCHANAN ca. 1888 in Ks. ~ved Butler Co. Ks. until 1902. Went to Okla by cOvered wagon, settling in Payne Co. Any information appreciated. Will exchange. Mrs. Maxine !100re Rouland Rt. 1 Box 15 C Pe Seeking information on ox Run Baptist and Mary HOUGLAND home, Jan. 26, 1794. started in James , Mrs. M'axine Moore HfJi!land~ Rt. 1. Box 153C, pe~,Ks~ 66073. Would like to know mat en name of Harriet SeT, b. Maryland 1796, m. Adam SCarT, b. Scotland 1783. They lived in Belmont Co. and Monroe Co. in alio. e Ky. before 1890. �Queries. (Continued) lb. I1& A. Watts, P. O. Box~nners Ferr;y~ Idaho, 8380,. Se8kiIii iDformation on JOhll AJiL ana Nancy OBBITT RANDALL, both killed b1' guerilla raiders during 1860's Kansas or Missouri. They had three children: 1) Permel1a Elizabeth RANDALL, b. 18,4, m. John CASTILtQ in Wilson Co., Its. in 188,; 2) George RANDALL, '6. 18,6; 3) Mary Martha RANDALL, b. 7 Dec. 1858 in Mo. m. 'James Watson TOOMEJY in Wilson Co. Ks. in 1878. Permel1a and Mar,r were raised :by an uncle, VilUam Madison BOBBI'l'l' in Wilson Co., Ka. :rn Edna Bashor We Rt. , Box 286 Lawrence Its. 66044. eeking ormat1.on about o. yo in Caney to1lDShip, Montgomery Co. Ks. in 189, and in Fawn Creek township, Montgomery County, Kansas in ,1900. Family consisted ot wife, Drusilla (Lucy), a son Lankford, a daughter Lucy and a niece, Sal.l1e B. lDLLAND. I am particularl¥ interested in locating the grave ot the ·vi.te, Drusil1&, Who died between 189, and 1900 as. I . believe her father, NathAniel HOLLAND, abt 90, is buried beside her. He had come by train for a visit, became iiI sbDrt17 atter arrival, died, and was buried by the daughter ldlere she lived in Kansas. Hrs. - - -- !!erald 2! Freedom, Feb. 24, 1855 At Coal Creek sett1~ent, in this district, on the 13th, C1arrie, dought~r of Hugh and Zyntha Pettengill, aged 14 months. Died: i-lerC'11d 2! Freedom, ~Iarch 24, 1855 Die~: ,In this ~ity on the lath inst., Annie K., daughter· of Rev. S. Y. and Cane K. Lu~: oi.dropsy of the brain, a0ed 2 years 1 r.1onth and 18 days. In tillS Clty on the 16th inst., of consumption, r,Ir. Daniel H. Brooks. aged 33 years, formerly of York, l.faine. 'On the 3rd inst., near Douglas, I(.T., of pneumonia, Wnlis S. ffarder aged 82 years, formerly of Richmond, r~ssouri. ' ,At Washington Creek, K.T. on the 11th inst., of disease of the heart, Hrs. Eleanor A. Lovelace, aged 34 years, formerly of Clearfield county, Pa. Herald ~ Freedom, April 7, laSS Die~: In Lawre~ce on the 7th inst., Mrs. Harriet S. Litchfield, relic of Le\ns S. Litchfleld, aged 42 years, formerly of Boston Mass In Kansas City, Mo. on the 5th inst., of dysent~ry, Cl;arles Leonard, Yf')un]g!st ~on of Joseph and Ainanda B. Savage, formerly of Hartford Vt now' o tllsClty--aged 1 year. ' ., ~n Lawrence on the 31st ult., of typhoid fever B A Baldwi f erly of.Troy, N.Y~, aged about 32 years. ' '. n, ormAt Lawre~ce,. K.T. the 28th ult., Mrs. Lois Herrick, aged 73 years, . ~fe of ~athan d!rrlck, Esq., ~d a worthy member of the Baptist church in ast ~orlnth, Ualne. tllrs. Herrlck had been a professor of religion 62 and dle~ in the triumph of faith. years Married:: In Lawrence, on the evening of the 5th inst b Rev H B ~;S~f ~~;n~: :~W:~d Carpenter, of this City, to Miss S~rJ E. jon;s:r:~!~t_ On tho e 10th ult., by Rev. Mr. Foster. Ch 1 to Luc re t la B eMass. a r es • oak, of Lowell, ftI" n. CI:.. ';;!IlIith of Lawrence ' K•• T , �-- - - -- - ---------- well in copier 6/26/02. �j.- 5, Vol. No. 1 ' " I.', ~-; ,.;/:;:~' PI81111 /' f""'> " ~" ~~'", -~- _.'.;.-, . ,' • '.. .:::.,' .".>... .... ~~rpvtJ~"""'--:: ••<¥,.,.~ ~ - - ,- - . .. ~.:C ,. , :"':;;:-::;:-'"~;;' -, Published Quarterly By: (-.:/ 'Douglas CountH 'Genealogical Societ9 r:-.. , ,,;>' .,.' '>. '. ~ '-:'~ - P.o. BOX 3664 LAWRENCE,K~NSAS 86044 .; :: I �"THE PIONffiERIt published Quarterly By: The Douglas County Geneaiogical Society P. o. Box: 3664 Lawrence, Kansas. 66044 . w__ __ • ___ __ __ ______________________________________ ---------------------~ -, l,or Vo .-¥., ~ ~ ~ No. 1 . Summer 1981 -----.------~---------------------------------------------------------------Contents Page 1981-1982: D. C. G. S. Officers and Cormnittees) • • • • • • • •.• • .. • • • 2. President I s Letter .. • • • .. .. .. • • • • .. • • • • • .' .. • .. • • • • •• 3: . 4 1981-1982 D.C.G.S. Memberships • • • • • • • • Items for Sale b.1 the D. C. G. S . . . . . .. .• • • • • • • • . .. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .. 5 Lawre~ce, Ks. (Douglas Co.) Sources for Genealogical I~~r~a~i~n • • •• 6 1894 Lawrence, Kansas Dai~ World CLARK Information . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Societ~ ~f Fri~n~ 1869 Memberships of Lawrence, Kansas • • • • • • . .. • 8 1896 Class of Kansas University Law School • • • • • • • • • • .. • • • .. 18 , , , Stull, Kansas Cemeter,y Records • • . • • • . • . • .•. .. • .•, . .. .•. •. ... .... ... .. .. . • • 20 . . , ~ E.udora, Kansas Cemeter,y Records • ~ ~, " . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .. • 30 1859 Testimonies from "Kansas, Claims" • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• 32. 1887 Quantrill Raid Claims • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• ........ 34 Queries .. • .. • .. .. .. • • • • • • • .. .. .. • .. • • • • • • • • • .. • • .. .43 ***** "Deal with the man who does' the"most bUSiness • . You will find there is a reason for it." -Daniel Webster �2 1981-1982. Officers: President • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Vice-President • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• Secretary • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Treasurer • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Librarian • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Editor • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Donald Vaughn Jean Snedegar Judy Swee~ Jane Wiggins Pauline Eln1£f Mary Jami.son Committees: Genealogy' Research: Jane w~.~ Jugy- Sweets. Library'S Pauline Elnm'j r nwell, Dorothy Wigg:1ns. ufioneerU: Mary Jamison, BdDa Welling, Jane Wiggins, Judy Sweets, Hugh Stouppe, Kathryn Bunton, Dorothy Clarke, Dorothy WigginS, Emma. Berg. }Iembership: Dorot Wi ins. Telephone: DOro ar, 'Kidwell, Kathryn Bunton. Obituar,y Clipp :" fISh DerrICk. . iDDdle!li.ng Obi, NeQPapiiii' Jean Snedegar, Grace Embers. The Douglas County Genealogical Society is a non-profit organization with regular scheduled meetings the second Tuesday night of each month, 7:30 p.m. alternated between the Lawrence Publio Library and the Presbyterian Manor. Afternoon meetings: are held i f possible and occasional area, tours. AD annual public workshop is held to help'in research. Itembership feea are $,.00 single, $7.,0 for family manbers... The fiscal year is :tram July 1 to June 30 the tollowing year .. .. - ~ (/~~~-'.:::~-:;:~-=-_- -;.-~~.~{~~~;:J~~_'~~. ~ .'~-~_;:.- Frank Good's Home Town News- Wichita, Ks. Eagle-Beacon Copied with Permission. He who knows not and knows. not that he knowa· not, is a tool;; shun him. He who knows not and knows that he knows not, is a child;: . teach him. He who knows and lmows not that he knows, is asleep; waks him. He who lmows and lmowa; that he knows is wise; tollow him. Persian proverb. Two fish were swimming along together in the river when the little fish asked the much larger tish: How did you manage to grow so big?" 11M)' :friend," he replied, "When I was about your size I learned to keep m:I mouth shut--so here- I am 1 \I - - - -Please remamber-~e need help in copying old records ot Douglas County. "The Pioneer" Committee �3 Presidents;' Letter I lo~k back on the past look I ahe ad and see many but work together for a mitt~e chairpersons ~d constructive ones. year and see much accomplished by our(societ,. I challenges. We should 'not ,let. our enthusiasm lag stronger society. Thanks to all the former commembers who have toiled to make the past years Pauline Elniff and her librar,y committee' have selected and purchased several new books for the library. Aqyone having suggestions for next years purchas~s, contact Pauline. Donations of geneaiogical material are alr1aus, welc.ome ~ The cornmittee has spent many hoUrs prepaJ;"ing the exchange ~arterlieSi for displ~ .and keeping the shelves' orderly.. The society library is in al corn~r of the Lawrence Public Library and is for the use of the general public. The society is grateful to the library board and staff for their I coo~ration. J i The ~ioneer has had another successful year under the editorship of Mary JazrU40n and her publication s,tatf. . Many articles and records of Douglas, County useful to our members' far and near have been published. We welcome mate~ial for possible publication in the Pioneer. The material should be at least 75 years old and include your nama, source, and date of publishing. I . I our V;ice-President, Jean Snedegar, aild-Grace Embers have started indexing the deaths and births: in the early Douglas' County newspapersj on micro-film in ~e public library. Please contact one of them i f you can help. , Seve~al of the faithful' are still working on indexing the 1875 State Census of DoUglas County. Than~ _to IlQh Derrick, who has taken over' the project of clippirig the death, marriage, and birth notices in the local paper. This is the current issues and ihdexing them should be of great help to researchers in the future. I . We ar~ beginning to plan for a workshop to beheld :in the spring of 1982. The ollly wq we can have a successful workshop is for everyone to pitch in and h~lp. Please contact one of the officers 1£ you are willing to help or have ideas that would make a better workshop. I ' Rem~er our monthly meetings on the second Tuesday of the month, generally at the public library. ! -----1 I The items from the "Herald of Freedom" were copied and contributed by Paulirie B. Elniff, Lawrence, Kansas. I I �DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY MEMBERSHIP 1981-1982 BANTA, John V., Jr., 2209 Kingston Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 BERG, Emma, R.F.D. 2, Box 224, Lawrence, KS 66044 BRESINA, Patricia M., 1411 Torbett, Richland, WA 99352 BROWN, Virginia, Box 325, Paola, KS 66071 BRUNE, Georgiana, R.F.D. 3, Lawrence, KS 66044 BUNTON, Kathryn J., 2135 Kentucky S:t., Lawrence, KS 66044 CLARKE, Dorothy V., 1908 New Hampshire St., Lawrence, KS 66044 CLINE, Reba, 1100 Crane Road, Pampa, TX 79065 CLOUGH, Vivian, R.F.D. 5, Box 128, Lawrence, KS 66044 COTTER, Dennis J., 9402 North Octavia, Morton Grove, IL 60053 CURTIS, C10viss E., R.R. 3, Box 114, Leavenworth, KS 66048 DAVis, Mrs. U1a C., 2nd and Arkansas, Lot 2, Lawrence, KS 66044 DERiICK, Ilah, 333 Kansas Ave., Lawrence, KS 66044 ELNIFF, Pauline B., 820 Sunset Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 EMBERS, Grace, 445 North St., Lawrence, KS 66044 FINNEY CO. GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, P.O. Box 592, Garden City, KS 67846 GORTON, Catherine, 831 Illinois, Lawrence, KS 66044 GORTON, Dr. Thomas, 831 Illinois, Lawrence, KS 66044 HANSEN, Georgia M., 308 East Rumble Rd., Modesto, CA 95350 HOUGLAND, Maxine, 1920 Harper St., Lawrence, KS 66044 HOUT, Goldie V., R.F.D. 5, Box 128, Lawrence, KS 66044 JACKMAN, Twy1ah, 1230 N. Van Buren, Topeka, KS 66608 JAMISON, Mary I., Route 2, Box 58A, Baldwin City, KS 66006 KIDWELL, Irma L., 1617 Rhode Island St., Lawrence, KS 66044 KNOX, Dennis 1., 162 S. King's Hwy., Stillwa,ter, OK 74074 MAKER, Betty L., 8340 Greensboro Dr., McLean, VA 22102 PITTSFORD, Harold L., 2934 East 8th St., Anderson, IN 46012 POINTER, Betty J., 607 E. Russell, Santa Ana, CA 92707 SANDERS, Elizabeth, Route 5, Box 220, Warrensburg, MO 64093 SHELP ON , Evelyn, 2908 Chisholm Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 SIMMONS, Hazel Lee,1646 Barker St., Lawrence, KS 66044 SMITH, Adell Carr, 2928 Cornell Ave., Iowa City, IA 52240 SMIT~, Claude, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044 SMIT~, Zona, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044 SNEDEGER, B. Jean, P.O. Box 665, Lawrence, KS 66044 SPENCER, Iona B., R.R. # 1, Lecompton, KS 66050 STOUPPE, Hugh, 1739 Alabama, Lawrence, KS . 66044 SWEETS, Judy M., 2905 Moccasin Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 THOMAS, Stephen A., 624 Honeysuckle, Olathe, KS 66061 VAUGHN, Donald, 1946 Barker Ave., Lawrence, KS 66044 VAUG~N, Wilma, 1946 Barker Ave., Lawrence, KS 66044 WELLJ;NG, Enda, Route 5, Box 286, Lawrence, KS 66044 WIGGINS, Dorothy R., 2020 Stratford Road, Lawrence, KS 66044 WIGGINS, Jane M., Route 4, Box 221, Lawrence, KS 66044 , Herald £! Freedom, June 16, 1855 Married: At the Union Hotel in this place on·the lOth inst., by Rev. G. W.• Hut<m:inson, Mr. Hiram Cram to Miss Mary Brero, both of Franklin. I �__ , :; _ ." --. . . . r ,. ,,,,',,'-, '1y( r' i~ Items For Sale by the D~ C. G. S. '/ ::/:" (Write for additional information.) "",,, Back issues of "THE P.U>NEER.1t ~=. ~. Richard Cordley's ItHISTORY OF LAWRENCE." (Indexed) Copies of liTHE. ORIGINAL PRE-EMPl'IONS OF DOUGLAS COUNTY". (Indexed) Copies. of liTHE. ORIGINAL LANDOWNERS OF THE CrI'Y OF LAWRENCE." Editors t Note: Dear Readers: We are happy to finally finish our Swmner "Pioneer". We wish to sincere~ credit these people: Pauline Elniff, Iona Spencer, and Emma Berg f!lr contributing material typed and ready to copy; Jane Wiggins and Edna Welling-typing; Judy Sweets. for contributing an· abundance of material; Dorothy WigginS and Edna Welling-addressing and MailingjDorothy Clarka and Hugh Stouppe-indexing; and all of you for your patience • ., We need your help for futUre iridexing our old Douglas County records. We have not touched the wealth of sources available. Your editor, ~. /)1ttUvlj.- " cl/rnf4.-(rrJ Mary J~on' :ierald.2! Freedom, June 30, 1955 Died: In Topeka, reT. on the morning of the 4tJl inst., Henry Speiter, late of meadville, Pa, of cholera, aged 20 years. (Cr0.\'!ford county ?a. papers please copy) gerali.iJ of Freedom, July 7, 1855 Died: In Lav.'1'ence on the 5th inst., l'lillie Clarence, son of Abidan I{. and Jane G. Burditt, ag·ed 1 year and 27 days. Kansas River Packet: T!le light draught 14'" steamer Fn.;.:)J:CIER No.2 will ply regularly between Kansas City and Fort Riley, touching at all intermedi ate landings. Having fine accooodations for passengers, public patronage is respectfully solid ted, and shippers can rely upon t:le FINAr;GIER's punctuality. For freight or passage, apply to Capt. Mott Horrison on board; J. Iliddlesbarger & Co., Kansas:Ci ty; or to C. H~ r.lanning, !Ierald of Freedom office; or to Hutchinson, Harlow & Co., r.lerchants, Lm'lrence, K.T. --Hay 12, 1855. ]er3ld of. Freedom, July 21, 1855 Died:: pn Coal Creek, neer the Uakarus3, on the !ilorning of tile 17th inst., of a disea~e of the liver, T. J~ Stone, late of Summerville, ~l:::ss., .nc:ed about . 25 years. �6 SOURCES FOR GENEALOGICAL INFORMATION Lawrence, Kansas (Do~glas Co.) Compiled by Judy Sweets, Sept. 1981 A. University of Kansas Libraries On campus 1. Spencer Research Library (Kansas Collection) - Many biographies of early Kansas residents; diaries, county histories of Kansas; maps and atlases, such as Sanborn City Maps 1880's to 1920's, county and city plat maps for Kansas, etc.; city directories; Douglas county court records, such as tax rolls, register of deeds mortgage records, jail books, etc. (originals) - some from 1855; several old Kansas newspapers on microfilm; photograph collection; and many other original documents and letters relating to Kansas settler and Kansas history; slave narratives on microfilm. 2. Spencer Research Library (Documents Section- basement) - Census materials (on microfilm) State of Kansas 1855-1915 (ten year intervals) and Kansas Federal 1854-61 and 1860, 1870, 1880, 1900 and 1900 Soundex. Many government documents such as Kansas Claims, State Papers, Land papers. Several indexes to the governmen:t documents,. e.specially helpful is the indes called Grassroots America. 3. Watson Library - Jayhawk Boulevard, University of Kansas - Many books on various states. Several county histories, especially for Missouri and Kansas; Biography and Genealogy Master Index (at reference desk) lists biographical sources; various Who's Who volumes; a series of books of slave narratives. Some microfilm copies of various newspapers in the U.S.; Draper Collection on microfilm. , 4. Law Library (Green Hall) - 15th Street - Some indexes which give names of individuals involved in certain kinds of court cases, some dating back to about 1700. B. Lawrence Public Library - 70], Vermont. St. - Old city directories for Lawrence, beginning 1860; many old Lawrence newspapers on microfilm dating back to 1855; Lawrence phone books dating back to 1916 (not all years are available); Many biographical books. and other volumes which concern the History of Kansas and Lawrence (most are stored in a glass case in the library); Index to the Rural Cemeteries.of Douglas Co. Also, housed at the Lawrence Public Library .are the Douglas Co. Gene~logical Society holdings including many exchange quarterlies from various states and the D.A.R. holdings which includes many volumes of genealogical and historical interest. C. WatkiRs Co~unit~ Museym - 1047 Massachusetts St. - Exhibits showing various aspects of the history of Douglas Co., Kansas. �7 Douglas Co. Sources continued: D. Judicial and Law Enforcement Building - 11th and New Hampshire Sts. Naturalization records beginning about 1906; probate records; marriage records dating back to the 1860's; divorce records; etc. (District and Circuit Courts located in this building.) E. County Courthouse - 11th and Massachusetts Sts. - Tax records; register of deeds and mortgages (old deeds and mortgages are on microfilm); some copies of old Douglas Co. maps (one showing land ownership) are available for sale in the basement. ' ,:.. F. Oak Hill Cemetery, 1605 Oak Hill , '. ,·,r"o -- - -- (~ -,':-. .. ;- .-,-- ~- . ~ The Daily World, Lawrence, Kansas, Saturday A.M., September 1, 1894, last page Oliver Clark, an old citizen of Washington Creek and a member of the G.A.R. Post, died yesterday, after a lingering illness. Funeral notice will be given later. ' The Daily World, Lawrence, Kansas, Tuesday, September 4, 1894 The G.A.R. attended the funeral of Oliver Clark in a body Sunday. The Daily World, Lawrence, Kansas, Thursday A.M., September 6, 1894, last page Pleasant Grove Anderson Clark of Melvern is visiting his mother. Oliver Clark died last Friday and was buried on the Sabboth. He was a member of the G.A.R. and the Post turned out with the S. of V. to pay their dead brother and hero their last tribute of respect. The funeral was held at Pleasant Grove Church and was largely attended. The Christian Minister of Lawrence preached the funeral service,Mr. Clark being a member of that denomination. Copied from 'The LaWrence Daily World (micro-film) Position 6 - (Aug. 28, 1894Feb.,~6, 1895) by Dorothy V. Clarke, granddaughter, February 7,1977 at Spencer Research Library, University of Kansas, Lawrence, Ks. \ .."! �" 8 Record of Membership,' o,!. Lawrence Monthly Meetfng of Friends 1869 Date, of Birth Remarks 1 Wa~hington Hadley Naomi Hadley Charles Franklin Hadley 12-12-1817 7-31-1819 10-15--1848 Almeda Hadley' Emilie' Hadley Ella Hadley Laura Hadley Flora Hadley Charles F. Hadley 9-4-1850 11-6-1852 5-1-1855: 11-20-1857 1-12-1860 10-15-1848 Almeda Pickering Joseph N. Woodard 9-4-1850 6-6-1843 Reb~cca'Woodard Ruth Ella Woodard ? J. Claudius' Woodard Mary Woodard Louisa Woodard Hollingsworth Stephensorr Smi th, John T. Watkins Hargaret H. Watkins Mary Asenath Watkins Edwin Lauren Watkins Sarah Delp~infa Watkins Anna Jenette Watkins Eva Jane Watkins, Lenoia Maria Watkins Ida Semuel1a Watkihs John Wi:laon Sarah, H~ Wilson' Ida Jemima1 Wilson Mary E. Wilson Anna Jane WHson Vestal E~ Wilson Calvin Rush Eli zabeth Rush Charles E. Knight Spri ng Rfver, Ks. Benj. Holingsworth Jane W'. Holingsworth George y~ Johnson Matilda H~ Johnson Henry Herbert Johnson 7-2~184r married 9th mo 15th 1870 to ArabeUe s~ Cronkhite ('not a member) married to A.D •. Piickering 6 mo-12-1872 m. to Thomas E. Newlin 10 mOl 30th 1878 deceased 10-28-1872, suddenly by an accident, in Lawrence, Kas~ Arabel1e S. Hadley, wife: (not a member), Lula Charles Hadley(childJ b. 8-24-1872, Family removed to Cal:. removed to Cal. 8-1s.:..1867 12-29-1869 4-21-1873 6-30-1875 5-15-1815: 9-28-l83r 8-27-1825 12-31-1852 5-19-1854 6-1,s.:..1857 8-4-1859 r-18-1862 5-17-1864 4-13-1870; 4-10-1834 11-25-1829 4-2-1856J 12-6-1857 8-17-J.859 10-5-186$ 7-13-1833 4-22-·1841 11-7-1859 11-22:"J.843 3~20-l844 10-29-1868 disOtomed 7 month 1875'. Isolated. RemDved Reinstated 1876 deceased (no date listed) deceased 5-19-1874 consumption: deceased 4-29-'1871' congesti;on of brain Millard Hughes: see page 100 removed to Fairmount m.m.lnd •. 2nd' mo' 1'4-1872 .t' .t· It, ,/ " " II "" Iti ft· removed to Sugar Plain mo.m. Ind. 7th mo •. 17th 1782 removed to Boston ft' �9 1-26-1871 Martha Eli,zzie Johnson 12-·14-1873 Charles' Hadley Johnson 1-8-1875 Bertha (blank) 6-2$..1835' Nathan \vhi teo 6-5-1838 Eli zabeth Ann \~hi te: 12-1-1-1859' Mary Alice 'White 6-12-186l!. William Everett" \vhi te 1-8.;.1863 Selia Rebecca Whi te, Samuel Woodard' Emma Woodard, Goshen, Ohio" 3--l'4-18la Wm. H~. Watkins: 3-1-2-1811 Matil;da, Watkins: 1'0-29-1837' Thomas~Jefferson Wilson 5-112-1840 . Mariah H~. WHson 1-21'-1864 Elf Wilson 10-3-1799 Thomas Fumi ss' 112- 14-180 5 Eli zabeth Furniiss. HoneyCreek,Ind. 2-12-73 Elizabeth Ann Clawson By' Request· 2-2S-1836-, .Geo. W~ Nearvision Goshen, Ohio' Elizabeth Ann Nearvision d:'l;.~11-l835·, Lick Creek, Ind. Louis Woody' ?!!axted, Eng. 2-12-73 1-20-1819 Jane Wright 3:"17-1849 Francis Wright Shawnee 12-8-77 11-13-1855Mary C. Wright 7-2-1878 Henry Wright Micij ah B'. Winslow $-13-1834 Elizabeth D. Winslow 5-6-1837 Jeptha D. )11inslow r-21-l855 Anna' 8". Wi'l'lslow 9-2-1856, ?Ithamer R'~ Winslow. 9-2-1858 Jonathan M. Winslow 1-22-1863' Calvin S~ Winslow 7-12-1865' Mary'S. Winslow 7-27-1867 \!Iil'li am Epperson Wilslow m-27-l869 Henry J. Winslow 5-18-·1872,. Alfred Li nd1ey' 1-29-1822 Martha Jane Lindley 9-23-·1823 Joseph Jefferson Lindley 11-13-1847' William M. Lindley' 11-11-1849 Emmer Estella Lindley 10-27-·1853 Tonganoxie 11-12-73' Geo. M. Lindley 2-20-1846, 2-5-1848: Elizabeth Lind1~r Corydon E'. Lindley 8-6-1866; Lelia C. Lindley 1,2-26-1869 Eli WHson 10-16-1809 Mary Wflson 2-12-1813 Cert. Read Cert. Read Removed to Returned & Removed to 2nd mo 1898; 2nd mo' 1898 Tongano-xie m.m. 5th mo 15-J.!812 certi ficate produced 5 mo 14 1873' Oregon Removed to Rocky Run M.M.lnd. 4th m l!7:"1872 " Itr n' tf'''",' Of· deceased 8-22-1878 Removed to Barckley monthly m~~ Kans:as married Laura L. Gentry('not a member) di;sowned' 5-17-1876: disowned'S-17-1876, removed to Whftewater' monthly meetin~ Ind. Remo,ved to Barckley mo. meeting Ks .... til" " ft· Died of consumption in North Lawrence' l!873 Removed to Kansas City monthly meeting It, ft' W· ~ ~ ". I'" "" 11" Removed to Tonganoxie m.m. 6 mo 17-1874 Deceased 11-6-1869 Resigned 7 month 1875 fir It •• ; Released on marriage 2 rno 13 1878 married deceased tI,! �, 10 3-2-1836 C. Wilson 9-14-1845 Wm Penn Wi! son 3-22-1848 Joh:n S. Wilson' 11-9-1811 Sarah A. Mendenhall 2-1;4-1850 Charles Mendenhall Tonganoxie, Ks 6--17";"74 Taylor W~ Mendenhalt Ann Mendenhall Lilia' A. (blank) Samuel P. " Oscar I. " B1u~ River 10-N-76 John Pooll 10-31'-1830 John B., Rush ~18-·1834 Katurah Rush 10:"-18-1857 Irena Rush 10:'l4;"1859 Elvira J. Rush 5:..12-1862 Aima J. Rush Lucy, Rush a;..20-1865 6-12-1867 Arthur D. Rush 8-23:..I870' Flora Verna' 1'-23--1'873 Nfxom Rush Seth Wflson Burnett 7-4-1837'Mary Ann Burnett 1-12-1859 Emma Rebecca Burnett 1-11-1864 Rock Run, Ind. Sarah E. Burnett(wife! of S.W.B~FrazerJ 8-11-1847 Effie E. Burnett 7-22-1872 N~llie Burnett 8-29-1879 Arthur D., Burnett 4-22-1083 Joseph Newlin 4-7-1852 Arabelle S. Newlin (wife) 2-28-1851 Ernest M. Newlin 2-25-1878 Myrtle Alverson Newrin 2_21-1887 James C'., WHson 3-9-1830 Marl a Wilson 11-13-1833' Ali ce S. WHson 5:"$..-1855: Elij ah B: Wilson 4-27--1862 Springdale:, Ks: 8-17-811 Ruth Wilson (wife of James W.): West.--1-,m.m., Ind. 6-8-1878 John W. Coffin 8~20:"1848 Alice: L. Coffin 5-5-1855~ Florence M. Coffin 4-10-1876: Coloma, Ind. 8-19-80 Abel Frazi'er.' 12-17-1833 Betsy W. Frazier,,' $ .. 27-1837 Char:1otte C. Frazier 6-19-1859 V.m., C'. Frazi er 10-12-1862 Lor,etta Frazier 7-9-187r Rocky: Run" Ind. Louisa Frazier John F. Frazier Rocky; Run, Ind', H-15-77 Louisa Frazier Eli~abeth married Amos Walton. Removed to Cal:. married married released on acct of marriage' 12-12-79 removed to Oskaloosa m.m. Iowa 3-15-76· .. n· ", ",w "" n' . II, et, " " II Isollated Deceased 1882 Removed' ,~, " Married not member Removed 7-15-1885 Cal. , Deceased'2-22~1873 . Deceased 12-26-1868 Removed 7-15-85 Removed 7-15-85 Deceased 1-23-1881', Removed'7-15-85 Received into membership 6-13-1883 I -'to '.:, Deceased 4-26--1878 congestion of:' the: lungs: Married Jno. W. Coffin Married not member Removed to ca'!. Removed to Rock Runm.m.tnd •. returned 8':"19-80 n1" ,r· II tv" " ~It, ~ marri ed John S: Wiilson married not member Isolated' Removed to Rocky Run m;m. Ind. }II' mo-13-72 Drowned in Waukarusa whil'e seining �11 Eli sha Parker Asenath Parker Martha Elna: Parker Myrtilla Emlin Parker Alfred Erwood Parker Elmj. ra Evelyn Parker Charles Endre Dahl Sand Creek, Ind. R~chard A. Cox , ~largaret Cox Albert Cox Jo,seph' Cox. White Water, Ind. J. Newton Miller I:.ydia H. Miller: Truman C. Miller Dai sy A. MHler Gladdys R'. Miller Albert L. Cox By teques,t, 5-12-73 Jenny Cox Nelli e Co'x, Jesse T., Turnelr Avis f.:~, Turner ~3~-l828 11-30-1825' 2-12-1850 2-7-1854 1'1~11.;.;.'1855' 9-1-1857 12-6-1859 4-4-1820 5-28-1817 10-21;"1850 10-9-1853 Removed to Argonia Mo. mtg~ Married a person not in memo & relinquished her right 5-14-73. Removed to Allgoni'a to Knight - - - ISolated Isolated Isolated Deceased 11-12-1878 Married Married pneumohi a1 Removed to' RoseHi 11 monthly m~~ Ks 3-6-1842 6-30-1846, 12-8--1869 10-12-1850 10-26-1853 10~-1873~ Mary Franci's Turner Deborah Evaline Turner, Samuel Turner Fairfield, Ohio Elizabeth Ellen Cherry 12-20-1835 Cora Maud Cherry 5-23-185R Arthur Lee Cherry 8-24:"1860 James Percy:Cherr:y' 3-20~1864' Banger" Iowa' Calvin Davis 3;"2-1820 Rachel Davis 9-13-181a 5-16;..77 - Warren. Marsha J .IT-23-1856~ Tonganoxie,. Ks Hiram Rees & Family' Hi ram Rees 5-15-,1822 9-25-1820 Rachel Rees Zacarfah Rees 9-28-1849 Mary Rees 1-3-1852 LeonardD. Rees 3~1-185:.;t Henry P. Rees: 1-3-1856, Min?eta Rees: 3-7-1858 Zewrilda1 Ann Rees 4-25-1860 Jefferson Beasley' 12-3-1835 Rachel A"nn Beasley 6-11'--1843 Sarah Angeli'na' 9-14-1'867 Nathaniel 7-12-1870 Wi 11 i am 11-1-1872 Martha 9-11-1874 Jefferson 11-17-1875 Removed to Kokomo m.m.Ind. 8 mo 17-1870 Died 5-26~1870 consumption. Deceased at St. Louis on her way' to Indi ana' Removed to Kokomo m.m. Ind 8: mo 17-1870 ,.' " ft, ft' Marri ed F. F., Metner dec.87 married' Removed' Deceased 12-25-1880 Removed 4-15-1885 Released Resignation accepted l2 mo 17-73' Isolated Is01ated' Isolated' Isolated Disowned 3-15-1876 Diso~med 4-12-1876 Di sowned 4-12-UJJ76 Disowned Deceased 2-12-1875 �12 By Request 7-16-73 Clark. Geo. T•. Sarah Ann' Nellie: Sand Creek, Ind. Charles Cox Eii zabeth Cox' Oscar Cox Marg aret A. Cox Emma Cox) Ella Co'x)' Eva Cox Clara CoX' Charles R. Cox Boy Removed to Chicago m.m. 2-16-1876, 8-13-1873" died' $.20-184,2 3-20-1845 7-21-1863' 7-31-1865 12-3-1867, 12-3-1867 1-19-1875' 2-18-1876: 11-7-1879 4;'18-1884 Norwich, Canada Christiana Martin 4:"1-1807 J. W,. Martin, son of C.M. 2-9--1836.1 Sarah Jane} children of 10-28-1864° Ella Maria)' J.M.M. 11-17-1866 Jessie ) 4;..3-1869 Vermillion, UT. Ra,che1 Newlin Cordelia B~ Newlin Corneli us Cb. Newlin Emma Newlin Shawnee, Ks: Davi s, Amanda M•. HEmry! Franklin Davis' Samyra Davi s' Martha Maria Davis Leander Davis Springfield, Iowa' ]saac Branson Sbmue1 M. Staples Phebe B. Staples Branson Staples Anabel! Staples James: ? Asce ?CaneYi Cri ck" lowai Benj. Cox: Mary Cox Charles E. Cox Hor'ace M. Cox' E1ma J •. Cox Isaac'M. Cox. ?Exum M. Cox Annis' Matilda Cox n' ft· II' married Frank Seo'tt - deceased deceased 11-2-1881 d~ceased 4-19-1875 died 4-18--1884 his wife not a member 6--10-1870 *These members recorded at the request of J.W.Martin upon the supposition that the' diSCipline warranted it. But upon fnvestigation. we find that chil'dren must be' born in the limits of our Y·M. to obtain the benefit of that clause, allowing names' o! children recorded when one parent i's a Friend and requests it. Removed to, Spring Ri:ver,' m.mg Ks 5 mo. 1875' ft- ft~ II' " "., 2-18-1822: 12;.23-;.1820 11-23-1816) 1-24:"1851 5-31-1858 n· II " II Deceased Deceased Married Married 3-16-11793 Deceased 2-1-1875 8-26-1828 Removed to Carc1ayr m.m. Ks 6' mo tt, 3-30-1820> .,. 3.. 5-1863' It· 10-12-1865', 8;"24-1868 4-25-1831 7-26:"1833 8-10-1852 10.;. 7-1856 10-30.-1858, 4-12-1861 1O-·15-1865i 5-1'5-1873' Removed 5-13-1885 Deceased 3-13-1878' consurnptron Deceased consumption Removed 5:..10-85 Removed 5-10-1885' It· n· 13~ 77' �13 6-14-1875' Alvin Joseph Cox West Union, Ind. 1-14-80 Sarah Ellen Cox {wife of B. Cox19-9-1837 Frederick H. Hadley (son of S.E.Cox) 11-14-1870 10-9-1826' Wm. :Nicholson 12--18;..1818 Sarah A~, Nicholson' 7-1-1856) GeoJ;'ge Thomas: 1-31---186r Wiil1li am; Spicel'and, Ind. 6-20-1836· John U. Stuart' 9-13-1843Annis L.,Stuart 7-10-1878, Henry Harlan Stuart, 1-1-1876 Helen Randolph Stuart Tonganoxie!, Kan. Nathan Pi'nson Mary Ann Pinson Ed,.n.n S'., 7-1'4;..1874 Alice E~. White Water, Ind. 2-22-1823 Ri1chardi Rue 3-31-1828 Rachel' 9-29-1850John 1-21-1857' Alj:ce~ 3-10-1859 Kda: 2;..28:"18611. Edgar 10-1'6-1868 Lewis Plainfield, Ind. Seth W~ Pearson' 9-25-1824' Nancy C: Pearson, 10-5-r825 Alva U. 7-26;"18511 Charles, E., 8-IO~I859 El!l a 2-12-1862 William E. 3~27-1865' Tonganoxie, Received 2-12-73 ManIon H. Newlim 10-27-1823 Mary E. Newli n' 1'-23-1828 Martha E1'len 10-13-1848 Thomas' E._ 6-20-1850 Joseph H.. 4-7-1852 Elmi ra 12-29-1854' JUllia E., 8-26-1858; Defphina' J. 12-19-1856, John ~1. Newliin' Tonganoxie, Received' 2-12-73. Jilo. M. Newlin" 1-11-1847 Rebecca E. Newlinl 1-17-18450 Flora A:N'ew11in~ 9-3-1'867 Delphina~ Beatrice Newlin 4-r4:"'188r 6-20-1850' Thomas' E'. New11im Laura H~ Newlin 1!l\..20:"1857' Gurney/E. New}:i n l!l-1l;"1880 Removed to P'asadena, Cal. Isolated' Married Julfa: Newlin Removed to Mi'neapolis~ m.m.6-14;..82 H, .ti Resignation accepted 7 mo 1'895:, Isolation' Removed: to Rose Hill month1yMee.Ks. Removed to <;a11. Married Anna M. BOrum llilarried 8 mo 27, 1885. wife not member Died 8;"16-1897 Married to Laura Had1y 10 mo, 30',1878, ' Married to Isabelle S~. Haciry(not a member) Married to Ed~ J.,Parker 10 mo 1879 lifarri'ed Wx.lliam Nicholson' Jr'. Died 5-4-1881'. Married Geo':rge Pollock (not a member. Soon after deceased) Removed: to Californfa " �&..25-1882 Helen M. Newlin 1888. Einilie Springdale, Ks:. 7-l1~74 Jon ath an Wi'rson 8-12-1809 Drusilla Wilson 5-~ 181'5:· Indianapolis', Ind. 1:"16-73 Israel lUTson ~2r-1840 Margaret A. Wilson 10-29-1846) Ciara' Belle· 8-2-1867 Herbert P'. 11'-1'5-1869 F]etcher Wilson 10-10:"1872 M., G:race Wiilson 8;..17-1874 Tonganoxie. Ks. 7-16-73 Draper', Noah do Lydi.a1 Ainrnanda' M~ Elinor: G. Fl'orence F~ Resignation granted 10' mo 1880 t1I". tlh, 9 rna 1880 Isolated Dora'S. Tonganoxie. 8;;'13-73 2-5-1839 Jonathan E'. Cary· Eli za, H. Cary 2-21-l842~ Ho'race E'. Tol'bert ro-l1-1863 Charles C'. Car.y 1-28-1869 6-4;"1872' AlLce' 5-1,9-1874 Har1ian Stu'art' By· request. Honey Cr.eek, Ind. 9-17-73 9-28-1828; Ri'ch Phineas' Rich Lucinda' 7-12-1825: Ellen C. 9-9--l853 Calvin' 8-20-18!5il Abbiie~ H-20;...r856'. Delia B. 4;..8-1859 HUl'dah 9-1:3-1860' Charlie'; ~t. 2-28;"1866· Deer'Creek, Ind. 11-112-73 Nathan' Davis Abiig ai It Davi sr Erank S. Arthur M. Minnie Belle Springdale, Ks. 12-19-13 Barclay' S: Watson 2-8;"'1850 Eliza Watson 3-12-1820 Mary H~ Watson 10-25-1846, Blue Hi ver, Ind. 12-17-73 Jas. J: Cox 10-9-1853. Isabell a Cox 7.:.23-1850' Alvin Cox (girl), 8-28-1874 Flora Cox 12-8-1879 $pringdale., Ks'. 4 mo-ls-:l4 Elihu Spray (Minister> Hamiah spray 3-2S-1832' t~iil:li am) A. . 2-1'5-1854 Lfndley M. 7-2s;..1856, Removed to Springdale monthly lVIee. Ks Deceased 3 - 1878 Removed to Cottonwood m.m.Ks 10-20-1875 lsorated Removed' Removed to· Springdale, m.m.lowa 8;"18-75 n' ,.". ,~ Ill' n· \1/: Deceased Removed to Springdale:, Ks' 2 llJonth 1'875' n,' �15 Sandwi ch. Mass:~ Hepza W'. Higgins," Lucy M. Higgins~ Lizzie M. Bassett' Bloomington. 10wa 7 mo-15-74' Ensch Roagl 5-25-1812 10-19-1832 Hepsibah Hoag l\1~rtha B~ 7 -5;'1853 6-3;'1860 William P'•. 11-4~1865 Edward E'. Removed to Sandwich mo. m~~ Mass. tt ft' Resigned 12 mo 13th 1882 9-13-1882 removed to Sandwich ,~1i#" New Hampshire Married 4 mo 1878', Married' and removed to Toledo monthee K"s. l y m.. 9-13-1882 removed to Sandvdch.~1itt New H'anpshire It, tv, n· " Laura Ennna ~27-1872 Tong'anoxie. Ks. Edw. F. Hoag 7-5:-1853 Removed to Muscatine mo. meeting. Iowa c.' 1st mo 14th ]880 10-13-1855' El'ma C-;'" Hoag Charles S~ Ifoagl 5-9-1878: 9-16;"1879 Laura E. Hoag Springdale,~ Iowa 7 mo 1'5-74: Or.son T,'abor. Isolated By request having been members' of a Y'. mg. \d th which we do not correspond Asher Mott, Removed' to Peace' m.m." Ks' 3 mo-13-75' Mary El vi n a' Mot t Springfield~' Mo. Car:. 10 mo 1874" Lucinda HaWorth 11-4-1818 Removed to Hesper forom: Ashgrove. Ill. 3) mo 1875 Henry Shultz. Released' Mary' Aim' Shultz; From Springfield. Ks 10 mo' 1875 Amos Walton 11-,12-1834 Removed to Cal. (Long Beach)' Ardilla Jane: 3-20-1857 Married and removed to Rose' Hil1l. Mo mo. mg. Butler Co. Rachel Ann 5-l0~1858 Married Frederick It. McCurdy(not a member) Emanuel 8-17-1862 Angela 10-12-1864' Sylvester 2-25-1867 JoSeph W: Walton' 3:-12-1868 Elizabeth C. {wife of Amos>3-2-1836, From Springdale, Ks. 12 mo. 1875 Miles, SUsannah 11-22-1804 Deceased \\liles. Elizabeth 8-,17-1843 Married John W~ Parce11s(not a member) From Ashgrove. Ill. 12 mo 1875' Rhoda BOnd Removed to Barckley. Ks. 7-13-81. returned. 2-12-82. Resigned 8th mo' 1887 William Westley 3-6-1858 NathrR Milton 4-1-1861 Eli z Ann 4-3-1863 Removed to Muscatine monthly m~~ Iowa El zen a3-23-1865' n· returned 2-12-82 Rhoda Rozella' 1-3-1867 tt, Rac~e1 Malinda' 10-11-1869 From l\~uscatine" Ia. 3' mo 1876, Esther L. Lionhart Deceased �16 Annie L. Henry L. Bellamy S~. Florence~ s. Spiceland" Ind •. 1-6-77 Rober.t A'ddison Stuart. 11-16-1854 Tim~ered: Hills, Ks. l-13-77 Lydia Aim: Kenwor.thy Fairmount, Ind. 6-13-77, lVIargaret E. Roper Helen R-•. smithson Plainfield, Ind. 1~31-77, Nathan Stanl'ey' 8-9-1806 Phebe 7-4;"1806 Shawnee 2-10-77 Daniel W. £'lendenhall 6-21-1821' Sa,rah E'. Mendenhall 7-6-1832 AClri;enn'ac E'•. 6:"'21-1860 Mary.- If•. 6..1-1865' 3-10-77 Charles"F: 12-2-1854 4-14~77 ,Albert S~ 3-26-1851 White' Water 7-21--77' Richard Binns, Guti;e1ma' Binns Wl1Tie A. Hbrace· M. Frankrin' Knna Laura John Bertrand Whiltewater.' 7-21-77, Mary' Finma' BUr.ton~ Honey- Creek, Ind'•. 1'1-10-71' Niixon Cosand Rhoda' Cbsand: Augustus: Honey Creek m-10~77 Mary Cox Salem, Iowa 1-5-78 C. C'. Pickett4':'5:"1848 Muscatine, rowa 5-79 Alfred J •. Standingl 7-21-1847 Tonguanoxi;a ' Cyrus B'a1dwin 12-2$-1842" Sarah W: Ba1dwi,n 6-12-1843 William P. Wiilson 9-14-1845" Aineliia WilsonFrank M: ~li 1 son 8-19-1875: HerbeJ!t it. t~Hson' 5-30-1879, George Wilsonl 12-2-1881' EBa, WHson' 3 -1l'-1884' Ida Wilson 4;..2-1880) Edwfn HUnt 5-31-1857 Jacob HUnt 1:"'7-1860', 10th mo. 1'887 Removed Fso1ated. Remo'ved. Removed to monthry'meeting Fairmount, ta, Ind. 2-13-1878 n· Deceased 4--18-1886, Removed to N~C. Removed to Kansas' City' Resigned by letter to Presbyterian Church: Deceased 8: mo. 1878 Removed to Toledo month1y'meeting Ks;'. fty It, Removed to TOledo Monthly meeting, Ks Removed to Kans as" CHy' Removed to Baltimore Removed to Cal. Removed {'wife not member> Deceased 11-19-1886: Deceased" I'solated' �17 Emma Rislley' 8-25-1850 G'ertrude Risley' By'Request 5-80 10-12-1848 John E., Vernon 4-11-1848 Ro,s a, C". Vernon 5-28-1'872 Asher L. Vernon' 7-9-1873' orlon V. Vernon, 10-2~1875 S'arah C. Vernon 11-1'&-1878 Mary c. Vernon~ Bloomingdale. Ind. 3-15-82: Millican Mills" Mary Mil111s. Co 1 om a 3-15 Mary IdeUa Hunt Eva Stephens Maud Stephens Ruel~l a Stephens; Sand' Creek, Ind. 5-1-80 S-14-1843 Ezeki el S~ Cbx Spri'ngdale, Ks. 4-13-8r, 8-24-1846 Joana Cox' Springfield. Ks. 5-1-811. 8-29-1830' Levi Woodar,d. 3-3'1-1831: Sarah A. Woodard' 10-17-1861 Rosco B~. Woodard Springdale' 5 mo 1st/81 Thomas Newly' JUice' Newly' Charles H~. Newly I MarYi Newly' Thomas Newly J'l';' Sand'Creek 4-13-81 Elij ah C'. Davis 1-6-1849 5-28-1848; Ruth C. Davis Wi 11fam C. Davi s 6-7-1874 Norri s L. Davi's 9-15-1880 Boy Col unibus, Ohio 5-18-81 Ag~es Gray' Mary Gray Wi lli am G'r.ay Springfield, Ks. 7-13-81 Oli ver Butler 12-2-1835', Rebecca E~, Butler. 12-14;'1835; Elmer E~ Butler 8-18-1862 Albert L. Butler 11-22-1866 Geneva, Ks. 7-13-81 Johp Standing 6-6-1839 Clarisa Standing 5-28-1841 Clarisa Annie Standing 1-13-1865 lVlar~aret Emily'Standing, 8-1-- 66 Berths' Standing 1-17-1868 Minnie Hannah Standing 7-22-1869 --- (To be oontinued) I'solated' Removed to Bloomingdale. Ind •. ". 8 mo 12th 1882 " .. ... , Removed to Rose Hill monthly m~Ci! Ks to. .... 1-12-80 " ,.: ,. tt· Removed to Cal. Deceased 5-20-1882 Removed to' Kansas City mo. m~~ 1882 Iso1ated' Removed to Glen Elder Resigned 3-14-83 to join Baptist wi th f ami lly. Married and resigned 5-17-82 Deceased Married Lora E._ (not a member). ~,*i(~ II"}!)I)I S(~)I tHF '. \<,'. 'op1ed oomp11ed by Pauline B. ',,\/ Elnit't' t'l"C?m the original unpublished \. records of the SOCiety of Friends in !. j the Kansas Collection of the Spen( j oer Research Library, University '"' of Kansas, Lawrence, Ks. �18 fi."- THE SHINGlE .'L~~~~=~~':~::::4,~'1~::.c:/ ,'- ~-~.~;~:>." ,~,~, :-'0 ,~~} (Published by the Senior Class of The Kansas University Law Sohool in 1900) CLASS OF la9S: Subnitted by' Emma' Berg, Lawrence, Ks. Beveridge. Anna. May~ Kansas City. 'Mo. Brady. Felix Edward. Denver,'Colo. Chadwiok. Ralph E:., Lawrenoe. Ks. Clark, Jolm Warren. Lawrenoe, Ks. Cowden. William Long, Kansas City. Ks. Crowe. Isaao Franklin, Kansas O:ity. Culliston, Ethelburt Howard, Gilena, Ks. Dias, Mina Perky, Lawrence. Ks. Elting. Cornelius Ho seman. V!inita, I. T. Foresman. J. ~er, ~urlingame, Ks. Gardner, Wilbur L., Chioago, Ill. Gladfelter, William Burtner, Kansas Ctty, Ks. Hi tohoook" Jess' Reynolds, COlumbUS, Ks. Hogg, Arohibald, Lawrence, Ks. ' Holler. David B., Conway Springs, Ks. J oh;nson, Alexander Dow, U.S'. V• 'Manila. P. I. Leontm'd, Calvin H. Quenemo. Ks. ' Light, Will Harrison, Topeka, Ks. Manley, Robert C•• Lawrence, Ks. Mason. William Harris, Lawrenoe, Ks. MoWilliams, Robt. Buchanan, Lawrence. Ks. Manger, Louis Herman, Lawrenoe,_~. O'Keefe, D. J •• Enid!. Okla.~~- ._.=--~ , Pearson. Robert Abraham, J~i~" Mo. Piatt.•,. Vim. He, H.. Kansas C1 tY~ {'Mo. POpe. w.'. St. Clair. Kansas City, Mo. ~uerry, kchi,bald Robert, Tttlsa, I. T. Ralston. 'W!,1,r;tim Cha.lJi1ers:. ~opeka. Ks. Roark. Miohael Edward, Junotion Clty, Ks. Roark, Robert Ingersoll, Junotion City. Ks. Rogers, William Andrew, 'Wamego. Ks. Simmons. Thomas Willard, GOodland,Ks. Simpson. Jolm Andrew, Linooln,' Neb~ Snell. William D'., Kansas City, Ks. Troxel, Clo~ Rosooe, Abilene, Ks. Tuoker. John W., Cawker City. Ks. Watson. William James, Manila. P.I.U.S.V. ~---- Herald .2.! Freed0pi, Feb,; 10, 1855 & '<'_-::-~ .. , _~>v~~- --C~"~" ~_._( \."\,~" ~'=-~:'::~':::;~',.:.,-.~ :/;':.-':;---."" '~':.~ .~;,~.--=-.~ '.:~'.~-;'~:.:>.. ~ Lecompte:: We understand that a city to be named LecQ!Jipte"liri"'honor of the Chief Justice of this Territory, is being laid out on the Kansas river,about 12' miles above this point, andq'a: few miles above Douglas, by l1r. Geo.Clark, formerly Indian agent in Kansas. A surveyor is alrea<tr' on the ground, and has commenced operations surveying out the streets, &c. Mr. Clark is the man that destroyed the house of our friend, Jones, several weeks Since, and figured as one of the indignant soverign squatters at the late in~3nation meeting in this city. Post Office: C. W. Babcock,Esq. has been appointed Postmaster of this city. He will soon commence the building of an office on Massach~etts street.A twohorse hack" to carry the mail from Lawrence to Westport, Mo,twice a week will commence running in a few d~s. �19 IAWRENCE" KANSAS HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES - May 29. 1908 (Copied by Emma Berg, from.~ BUDGET dated June 1908) Nan Ruth ARMSTRONG Beulah !.orena. BAIlEY Bonnie Deane' BAIlEY Bertha B. BANHER Rachel Anna BAUMGARTNER Weston W. CARIENTER ~drue C. CARaER Nellie Macbeth ClEVELAND Alma Blanohe COIE Bessie Irene CURTISS; Nellie Marvin DALTON Mamye DAUBERMAN Emma Franoes DEWS Mona. Newton EBERIE Dena. Hope ELLm . Sarah Marguerite ElERY Thurman Henry FITZPATRICK Mary McCrea FULIER Irene May GA.RBETT Nellie Louise GREENlEES; Alfred Alford GRIFFIN Glendale G~IFFITES Anna HANSON Emma May HARTIEY Me Pay HALWWAY MFt~ Ethel mRS Clare Lillian JAEnICKE Bessie C'arolyn JOHNSON !Bna. Elisabeth KLOCK Charles C'ottierKRElDER Lillian Helen KIReHOFF Elizabeth KENNEY Lucile !laude lEONARD Herald .2! Freedom, Mattie Elizabeth IEWIS: Edith Emeline LOVEJOY David laWrence I,O'VIE Lucie Miles MARCH James EdWard MARTIN Nellie M. MARTDIDAIE' Laura, May MIlES Ha.nn8.h Eileen MITCHELL Mabel Maud MORIN Dannie May MORTON Paul 'Stinson NEAL Donald !Bray 0IDs. Rebecca PASSON Ruth PATTERSON George Osoar lETERSON Emma Edith POLLOO'K Ellen Florence BENNER Jennie May RICHARDSON Helen Mary SPARR Hermione Aroher STERLING J olm Tyler SMITH Esther Helen SWANSON Louis, Frain TAYLOR?, AlLee Edna. TERRILL Susan Elizabeth TODD Josiah Davis TURNEiR Grace Pauline ULRICH Mabel Grace ULRICH Alioe Jane UNDERWOOD Lillian Alieda WIlBON Edna Alberta WISEIEY Ethel Josephine WARD; ---- - Jan. 2.0, 1855 The First Baby:' The first birth' in this city was on the 25th of October last. The Lawrence Association donated the boy a first 'class city lot, and named him Lawrence Carpenter, after the city and his parents;. We learn that the little fellow is quite healthy ~d is growing finely. May he live to see our beautiful city ranld.ng '.,., with the first in the Union in all that pertains to wealth, education, morality, and refinement. , We mq be allowed to sa:y, in this cormection, that the first White child born in Chicago is now but twenty-two years old, while the city boasts· of a population of near 80,000. May not a destiz\r E;lqually prosperous await our own Lawrence? ' �20 STULL CEMETERY -·INDEX Lot # Name Lot# Name Albert ~ Ernest Andrew, Anna A. .." , Elma Leon 58 3 Busch, Otto Sophie , " 0 - ; Bahnmaier, Andrew Caroline George George Henry G. Mary Minnie K. Oliver Bidinger, Otto Winifred Boehringer, John F. Vernon J. Bouye, ,Lois E. Bowen, ,Roy S. Brass, James F. Rose C. Brokman, Baby August Browning, Emily Buchheim, Anna M. Christine Clara Fred's baby Fredericka Herman John F. Lola Margaret Sam F. Samuel Samuel Samuel J. Buck, Alfred H. Alfred H. Essie Eva Paul Phebe Rollins F. Burman, 'Avis Miller Busch, August Fritz John Baby John John C. John Cecil Katie Matilda B-22 B-22 17 20 20 20 17 20 17 20 71 71 46 78 B-2l. 70 72 72 66 19 35 33 55 35 55 64 55 64 35 33 33 35 35 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 47 51 51 51 19 19 19 51 51 51 51 r .•. George Durward George W. James Mary A. Winnie E. Clark, G. H. Confer, Kenneth(owner) Conn, Clyde Cox, Charles F. Criss, Mary Moses Damm, Ernest(owner) Infant John John John John M. Katherine Louise M. Marie Mary Mary Annie Wilhelmine William Denewiler, Dolly Emma John Deister, Infant Henry F., Sr . LillianD. Mary Ed's Baby Downs, Frances John Dravis, Freiderika M. Herman Herman 26 26 26 26 26 15 B-19 Eberhart, Emma John Peter Edson, Geo. H. Emmeline Loren H. 42 42 42 42 9 9 9 Findley, Cecil R. Fix, Deliah Henry William Folks, Mahala 78 31 19 31 61 Ca.~t~r, L. B. 21 26 16 16 32 39 2 39 39 39 2 39 2 39 39 2 2 10 10 10 29 29 29 29 48 45 45 64 64 64 �21 Gooden, John Grayham, Baby Gress, Charlie George Margaret Ralph 45 21 1 1 1 1 Hall, George 61 Hammond, Sarah A. 24 Waters 24 Will 24 William H. 24 Hartman, Amelia 56 August 56 Louise 56 Minnie 56 Henricks, Meredith S. 67 Herrick, Harold G. B-26(owner) , John Franklin B-26 Herschel, Albert 15 Daughter(twin15 Emma 15 Hubert 15 Lenora 15 Mary Lenora 15 Son 15 William 15 , William B. 15 Heil, Maria 17 John P. 17 Hilbert, Geo. Chris 36 Henrietta 36 Hildenbrand, Alice 133 August 133 Baby 133 Dorathy 133 Elmer 133 Frances O. 131, George 132 George L. 133 Jacob J. 133 John C. 133 Minnie 132 Russell 131 Hilton, Doris (owner) B-22 Houk, Charle's:-; W. 74 Ellen 73 Emma A. B-14 Frank 43 George J., Jr. B-14 George W. 11 Hairley 43 Hulda A. 11 John 11 Ka~e 11 Kate 43 Lena 11 Houk, Rudolph Andrew Stephen Geo. ' Walter C. Pfc Hume, Cassie Lynn 11 Inloes, John (owner) . Wm. Stanley Kampschroeder, August Ernest Harry Henry Mattie Rosa M. Wilhelmina Kersting, Henry Lena (Albert) Opal (Herrin) Kline, 2 boys of Ernest Kline Koehler, Joseph Kraft, Irwin B. John Louisa Milton Rose E. Kropf, Eleonore Johanna F. Michael Ferdinand Michael Grace K. Louisa B-17 B-17 59 65 60-A 65 59 65 65 58 58 58 Lane, James William Laswell, Eveline Long, Mary E. Louk, James E. Mary Emma Lusk, Baby Richard (owner) Lutz, Anna M. 29 19 iZ S-3 S-3 44 38 69 46 46 69 69 50 50 50 50 50 Ida J. Jacob Jacob Ka:,e Ludwig J. Siebila William Lynch, Gary Dean Robert (owner) 75 73 73 83 83 63 63 3 36 63 36 3 63 63 B-15 B-15 McAtte, Bertha J. Cecil J. Eslie H. Margaret Thomas Wm. Virgil 61 61 61 61 61 79 Eva ~~~:. �22-: McAtte, William Lee William S. Martin, David H. John Mary J. Metzler, Clarence (owner) Mille r, Albert Alice Grace (Walter) Moore, Charles F. IElizabeth B. ,Estella (Herschel) Frank N. Wilbur C. W. Morris, Frances Moss, Donald Ray 61 79 43 43 43 B-20 47 47 B-9 45 45 15 45 45 28 133 Nichols, Amelia B. Charles T. Mary Ryland T. Sophia Wm. Elmer Nicholson, Derek Bryon Noe, A., G. (Gus) , George W. Hannah L. Nettie M. Northrop, Gertrude (Vaughn) (Nichols) Nuffer, A. Anna B. Annie B. , Chris tian P. Fred John Lillie (Boehringer) Mother ,Our boys Peter (owner) 25 25 25 25 B-18 B-18 70 22 22 22 22 25 O'Conner, Jess B-17 Pearce, Thomas James Pennington, Angelina 'Frances Morris Platemaq., Fred Mrs. Fred Jauni ta Mai Will 76 28 28 22 22 22 22 Rake, Alfred (owner) David Earl B-5 B-12 S-l 14 5 5 14 14 14 14 14 14 Richards, Freddie M. Martha Richa rd T. Willie M. Roller, Catherine Catherine Charles G. Eddie W. Ethel Franklin W. Harvey H. Herbert G. George Lena C. Michael Valentine Willie Roth, Fredricek (Rev.) Margaret 16 16 16 16 13 34 34 34 38 13 34 13 34 34 13 13 34 2 2 Salverda, Josephine 10 Peter 10 Sather, Lily Marie 57 Scheer, Adam 23 Add 70 Anna Belle 70 Charles Theodore 23 David B-25 Ernest 23 Jonathan 23 Mabel B-25 Merle (owner) B-25 Rose Anna 23 Schneider, Baby (2) 40 Elizabeth 40 Emma M. 40-b Louise S. 40 Margaret 40 Margarette 40 Valentine 40 Valentine 40 William 40-A Selch, Frank 2 Shaw, Annie 59 Hattie 64 Mabel H. 59 Roy T. 59 Thomas 59 William, Sr. 64 Willie E. 4 Slingerland, Dewitt C. S-3 Smith, Alma Baker, Hutchison, Wilson, Denewiler 10 Snura, Louise 63 �23 Elenora Stout~ : E 44 44 11 44 Wulfkuhle, Henry Homer (owner) Hubert, Sr. John Mary A. Mary A. Maxine A. Minnie M. Robert W. Roy H. Wm. C. stover, Huldah A. Stull; Aaron 44 Charlotte T. 52 Geneva L. Henry A. 52 Infant 52 44 Isaac 44 Isaac N. Matilda E. 4~ Milton Yahn, Emmeline M. 44 Richard William F. 44 Tom Thomas, Bettie (No Lot #. Stone Frankie (in roots of Pine Tree) 4 Unger, John,Sr. John W., Jr. B-23 4 Louisa Vaughn, Gertrude Nichols, Northrop 25 I Walter, Anna E. B-9 August Albert B-9 Elizabeth 49 John Albright 49 Madison (Rev.) 49 Theo. (owner) B-16 Wendeland, Baby S-3 (son of F.E. & L.E. Wendeland) Wey, L. (Stone near Lot #63 (see last page) Wilson, Donald Eldon 27 'Leah Fannie 27 Lewis Elmer 27 Lottie 27 ·Mabel C. 27 Rosie 27 Wittich, John 3 Sarah 3 Wulfkuhle, Albert(owner) B-ll Annie Mary 53 Arthur (owner) 57 Baby 53 ,Chris tian F. 54 :Chris topher 53 'Clarence (owner) B-IO Clayt-:>n R. 57 Clinton"·~- .. ,; , 57 ;Elizabeth 53 Ernest 54 Ernest (Owner) S-2 Frank B-24 ~arry 66 Zeeb, Albert Anna Marie Charley Edward J. George J. Gustaf A. Jennie M. Johann Michael Julius A. Michael E. Sophia P. - 53 3 38 54 54 54 A-136 53 53 54 54 9 9 6 6 32 6 6 6 32 6 6 32 6 �24 STULL CEMETERY Stull Cemetery is located on the North side of 45th Street near Stull, Kansas. This is South and East of Topeka, about half way betw~en Topeka and Lawrence, Ks. Stone Records Died Date of Interment Born ,Lot Ill-Owner Geo. Gress 1. George Gress ,> '2: c __ 9/ lf3 / 1911 lf334 1911 6/23/19 25 1839 1925 2. 3. Margaret Gress 4. 5. Charlie Gress On same stone-Ralph Gress 6. 7/ 2 / 1893 5/9/ 1900 12/lf3/ lf3 95 1/8/19 01 7. 8. Lot #2 -Owner Will Damm 1. Rev. Fredricek Roth 2. Margaret Roth 3. John Damm 4. Katherine Damm 10/2/1877 7/12/lf370 4/25/lf306( Job 19c -2v) 7/12/lf37 0 c· geb 9, May, lf329 ge st 26, Oct. 1904 ~ ~. geb.D. 2, Oct. 1844 Gest.D. 12, C~:;'.' ." July, 1907 ~.-r";:TtJ-:- / A Ceb Den 25, Aug, 1896 Gest Den 23, June, lf397 -dau. W. & M. Danmf 7/17/1862 . 2/25/1933 3/20/1858 3/19/1933 r 5.Wilhelmine Damm 6. Marie Damm 7. William Damm 1/10/18Q6~Rev.14c-13v) 10/2/1877 2/28/1933 8. 9. Frank Selch 7/30/1967. 6/23/lf380 Lot II 3-Owner-John Wittich-Ludwig Lutz-EPmer Wulfkuhle 1. Anna A. Andrews 1910 lf332 '2. John Wittich lf369 3. Sarah Wittich lf370 4. Ludwig J. Lutz 2/19/1971 9/ 14/ lf3 92 5. Ida J. Lutz 11/22/1967 12/9/188 5 6. 7. 8. 9. Lot II 7/28/19 67 1910 Son lf369 Dau. lf370 2/16/1971 11/20/1967 4-Owner John Unger 1. Louisa Unger 2. John Unger, Sr. 3. 4. Willie E. Shaw 5. 6. 7. 8. 7/7/193 0 1944 1863 1859 4/4/19 29 1930 1944 1929 Lot # 5-Owner Chriss Nuffer 1. 2. 3. Annie B. Nuffer 4. Christian P. Nuffer 5. 6. 7. 8. 7/15/1829 6/14/182 5 11/28/ lf392 9/ 28/lf392 �Lot# 6-Owner Michael Zeeb 1. Anna Marie Zeeb 1915 2. Johann Michael Zeeb 8/3/1887 3. 4. 5. 6. 3/4/1938 10/17/1945 8/21/19 23 6/5/189 0 Sophia Julius George Albert P. Zeeb A. Zeeb J. Zeeb Zeeb ·,"·:~S:i~~~f;;:~~e;~~t~:~:S .. mather'vori86 Jah. 2 m 29 tac 7. Gustaf A. Zeeb 7/5/193 2 8. Edward J. Zeeb 2/1/1938 Lot # 7 . ;. No Burials todate Lot # 8 . ;. No Burials todate Lot # 9-Owner Edson 1. William F. Yahn 2/8/19 61 2. Occupied 3. Emmeline M. Yahn 11/6/1946 4. Occupied 5. Occupied 6. Geo. H. Edson 4/28/1913 Murdered 7. Loren H. Edson 1999 8. Emmeline Edson 8/20/1914 Lot #10-Owner John Deneiwiler 1. Dolly Deneiviler 2. Peter Salverda 1901 3. Josephine Salverda 1888 4. 5. 6. Alma Baker Hutchison Wilson Denewiler Smith ~. John Denewiler 12/7/1916 7. Emma Denewiler 1886 Lot # 11-Owner Geo. Houk, Sr. 1. Rudolph Andrew Houk 6/19/1956 2. George,W. Holik 3. Lena Houk 4. Huldah A. Stover 5. 2/10/1936 " 4/25/1920 . j._/': Children of Geo. & Lena. Gestarben Den. 3, Aug, 1887-imalter von 62 jah , 3 mon, 15 tag 5/15/1871 4/2/1938 1893 1945 1853 1923 5/4/1890(son of Wm. & 6/5/1890 E Zeeb.) 5/15/1871 7/5/ 193 2 1869 2/i/1938 --... ~'I 1877 1873 1961 no marker 1946 no marker no marker 1870 1830 1834 1913 1909 1914 no marker 1/8/1821-Ho11and 3/26/19 01 12/31/1828 4/19/ 1888 3/8/186~t':··,;.~ 1850 1847 7/21/i943 1916 1886 1/23/1895(WWl-Ks. Pv:t:';' Casual Co.) 8/16/1858 11/4/18 56 18 ys.9mo 6/16/1956 2/10/1936 4/23/19 20 12 da. lola 4/23/183 1 9/7/ 18 33 9/10/1902 9/16/1916 3/24/ 1891 4/20/1895 1/15/1896 1/28/ l8 96 6. 7. John Houk "'~'. 1902 8.Kate HoUk'~c'~<~"1916 Lot # 12 No burials todate ',.~- f Lot # 13-~iner Valentine Roller 1. Herbert G. Roller 2. Franklin W. Roller 3. 4. Valentine Roller 1905 5. Catherine Roller(wife of V. 1887 Roller) 6. 7. 8. Michael Roller 9. /0.' Ii'"'' ' .. ' ", JoL/ 182 5,i.· 11/5/1828 1850 10/23/1905 2/14/1887 1902 �26: Lot # 14~Owner Peter Nuffer 1. 2. Our boys 1891 -- 1892 3. 4. 5. : 10/15/1828 6. Anna B.(wife of John Nuffer) 7. Mother Nuffer 8. Fred Nuffer 9/5/1857 Lot # 15~Owner William Herschel 1. Mary ~erschell, 2. Son Hersche11 3. Daugh~e~ Hersche11 4. Hubert Hersche11 "~', :. 1895 5. Lenora Herschei1 . 2/16/189? . 6. Wi11i~m Hersche11 .. 1882 7. Estella Herschell Moore 11/11/1952 8. G. H.C1ark Co. B 88th 14.Inf. 9. Emma ~ersche11, 1908 10 William B. Herschei1 3/19/1918 11~A1bert Hersche11 ,. ~95 Lot # 16~Owner-Richard Richards 1. Freddie M. Richards /18/1873 Willie M. Richards 5/1/ 18 74 2. Martha Richards 1905 1849 3. Richard T. Richards 1835 4. 5. 6. 7. Mary Criss 8. Moses Criss Lot # 17- 1822 1816 1897 1902 5/ 12/ 1892 9/3/ 1909 7/26/18 69 6/5/18 74 6/4/1889 7/14/189'5 .2)16/1892, 10/24/1882 11/9/1952 12/20/1909 3/13/19 18 10/24/1895 /17/1877 1905 1911 1897 1902 1. 2. 3. Maria Hei1 1886 (73 yr.11 mo. wife of John p. Hei1) 4. 5. Minnie K. Bahnmaier 6. Henry G. Bahnmaier 7. 1944 6/26/19 41 8. Andrew,Bahnmaier 8/26/1968 Lot # 18 No burials todate Lot #19 Owner-Laswe11-Browning 1. Eveline Laswell 5/26/1961 2. John C. Busch 1907 3. Emily Browning . 12/14/1930 4. Henry Fix 7/14/1886 1865 . 1856 1944 1941 10/6/1893 8/17/1968 1875 1844 1907 1930 12/1/1907 8/22/1908 12/14/1826 10/1/1829 10/15/1899 11/3/1894 . 5. 6. John Cecil Busch(son of J.C. & 1908 Eva1ine) 7. Occupied. 8. Baby John Busch Lot # 20-Owner-Geo. Bahnmaier 1. 2. Caroline Bahnmaier 3. George Bahnmaier I 4. I • 5. Oliver Bahnmaier 10/15/1899 11/2/~94 1908 1905 1908 �27 - • I lot # 20 continued 6. Mary l3ahnmaier 7/ 28(19J2 7. Georg~ Bahnmaier 12/1 /1948 8. 9. Lot # 21~Owner-Clyde Conn 1. Clyde·, Conn 10/16/1957 2. 3. 4. Baby· Grayham 5. 6. 7. 8. Lot # 22 -Owner -Geo. Noe 1. George W. Noe 1/16/1906 2. Hannah L. Noe 1/15/ 1928 3. Fred P1ateman 4/15/ 1944 4. Mrs. Fred P1ateman 2/1/19 17 5. Nettie M. Noe 2/J2/1957 6. A. G. ·Gus Noe 8/13/ 1942 7. Will P1ateman 6/ 1%1939 8. Jaunita Mai P1ateman 2/3 1917 Lot # 23...;Owner Adam Scheer I I 1865 1864 1899 19J2 1948 1957 ,> .'.r 6/15/ 1827 i/2/JB3 2 no markers 1/16/19 06 1/15/19 28 3/26/1876 6/16/1863 no marker 3/3/19 15 2/J2/1957 8/J2/1942 1/1/19 17 l. 2. Adam S.cheer 1839 4/4/19 14 3. Rose Anna Scheer -Ohio 3/22/1895(wife of Adam) 4. Jonathan Scheer 1881 2/17/1936 5. 6. 7. Ernest Scheer 1900 8. Charles Theodore Scheer ' 1935 1874 Lot # 24-Owner-W. Hammond 1. Waters! Hammond 4/21/1951 1872 2. Wm. H. Hammond 1874 1827 3. Sarah A. Hammond 1910 1834 4. Will ~mmond no marker 5. 6. 7. 8. Lot # 25-Owner-Ry1and Nichols 1. 2. Gertrud,e Nichols, Northrop", Vaughn 10/13/1962 J2/2/1873 3. Mary Nichols 3/17/1932 3/26/185 2 4. Ryland T. Nichols 2/25/1910 1/14/1848 5. 6. 7. Amelia B. Nichols 8/24/1917 1888 8. Charles !'T.•. :l,flChols 4/29/1953 1881 1914 22 3/ / 1895 1936 1900 1935 1951 1874 1910 10/13/1962 3/14/1932 2/25/19 10 1917 1953 �2.8 Lot # 26-Owner George Carter 1. Charles F. Cox 4/29/1947 stone-no dates 2. 3. Mary A. Carter 4. George W. Carter 6/22/1957 4/22/195 27 11/6/1868 6/24/ 186 5 6/19/ 1957 8/ 19/ 195 27 5. 6. James Carter (or Corbett)6/5/1919(Co.H. USV.137 7/24/1892 Reg. 35Div.) 6/3/1919 7. Geo. Durward Carter 8/8/1906 6/1/1900 8/8/19 06 8. Winnie E. Carter 8/8/1906 10/8/1896 8161 1906 Lot # 27tOwner-Elmer Wilson 1885 1. Mabe1;C. Wilson 3/8/1917 1907 1881 2. Lewis iElmer Wilson 8/18/1953 1953 1962 3. Leah Fannie Wilson 2/1811962 1894 4. Lottie Wilson 1892 10/12/1889 3/19/ 1892 ,. Rosie .Wi1son 1889 no stone 6. Donald Eldon Wilson 3/21/1938 3/23/1938 7. 8. 9. Lot 1. # 28 2. 3. 4. Angelip.a Pennington (dau. of W.S. & M.J. Pennington)(l yr,18 das.) 5. 12/21/1879 6. (Stone N. of Angelina's. Inscription(Our Mother Frances Morris wife of 7. Wm. J. Pennington-B~rn'in Lincoke Co., Kent. 4/19/1821 D:8/26/1891 8. ' (no record of this grave on Cem.Records) age 70-4m-7d.) Lot # 29-OwnerHenry Deister 1. Deister 'Infant stone L.E.D. 2. Mary Deister 8/28/1936 1870 Stone M.F.D. 1936 3. Henry f. Deister, Sr. 10/29/1915 1836 Stone H.F.D 1915 4. James William Lane 1879 9/6/1870 12,7m,2das. _ 4/28/1879 Son of E. S. & L. Land 5. Lillian D-~ :. De:i.ster 11/28/1955 . 12/1/1955 5/19/1897 I 6. 7. 8. Lot # 30 no burials todate Lot # 31 ' 1. 2. , 3. Deliah Fix 4. William Fix 5. 6. 7. 8. 1. 2. 3. 4. Lot # 32-Owner Charlie Zeeb & Ernest Damm Age about 68 yrs. 1/2/1809 4/15/ 1888 12/111874 �29 -·r.;:! "'-" -_. -I .. -~. -" .......~.,... .". :;<'0--") Lot # 32 continued 5. Jennie M. Zeeb 6. Charley Zeeb 7. Michael E. Zeeb 1/8/1947 1/16/195 2 1939 11/11/1.869 11/30/1861 1903 1/6/19 47 1/14/1952 1939 Lot # 33-Owner Samuel Buchheim 1. Sam F. Buchheim 11/7/1973 2. Samuei Buchheim 1931 3. Christine Buchheim 11/7/1950 10/14/1897 1.865 1867 11/6/1973 . 1931 ~}. 1950 Lot # 34-~mer George Roller 1. Willie Roller Son of G. & K. Roller Age 127 2. Eddie Roller W. 3. George Roller 10/12/1.830 2/17/ 1905 10 4. Catherine Roller 3/2/1.837 2/23/19 2/4/18 72 2/17/19 05 2/23/19 10 8. 4. '( '< 5. 6. 7. 8. 5. 6. Harvey H. Roller 7. Lena C. Roller 8. Charles G. Roller 3/16/19 46 7/ 19/ 1961 8/26/1948 1902 12/3/1872 9/24/1.868 1946 6/5/19 61 8/24/1948 1838 6/19/1.809 7/26/1832 5/14/1809 1923 12/8/1.888 3/11/19 04 5/10/1888 9/22 /1.835 8/28/1.838 12/25/1.898 6/26(19 17 9. Lot # 35-Owner Samuel Buchheim 1. Margaret Buchheim 1/1.8/1923 12/8/1.888 2. Samuel J. Buchheim 3. Samuel Buchheim 3/11/1904 4. Anna M,. Buchheim 5/10/1888 5. Occupied 6. Occupied 7. Occupied 8. Fred's baby Lot # 36-bwner Hilbert-Lutz 1. Geo. Chris Hilbert 12/25/1.898 2. Henrie~ta Hilbert 6/26/1917 3. 4. 5. 6. Kate Lutz 7. Jacob Lutz 1/6/1912 8. 1876 1.875 Lot # 38-~mer Hubert Wulfkuhle 1. Joseph Koehler 9/26/1872 3/10/1871 2. Ethel Roller 10/31/1.896(dau. of C.G. 5/1/1.896 & L. Roller) 3. 1912 1959 9/26/1.872 '. 10/31/1896 . 4. 5. 6. Hubert Wulfkuhle, Sr. 7. 8. 10/18/1951 1905 (To be, continued) Copied, and contributed by Iona Spencer, Lecompton, Kansas. 1951 �30 Continued from Vol. IV' No.4,!!!! Pioneer. cemetery Book Eudora, Kansas 1!B09-1921 Copiect. by Judy Sweets, at Spencer Research Library, Lawrence, Kansas. Date of Date of Narne biirI~ - creath-, 1884 ~an 3 Jan 8 Apr 8 Apr 8 Apr ' 8 Apr 1 J\Ule : 1 June 18 J\Ule 4 Aug 4 Aug 10 Sept Age Sex Color --- white American Ida. child of Mr H. MC GEE feme white Gennan AIma SCHNEIDER 73 John SEYBOLD 40 male white German Katie DECK 18 feme white German male white American 19 Jume Frank BOLINGER 32 26 23 24 23 11 12 Oct Nov Nov Nov Dec Dec' nervous disease ld.lled by fall blood poison 159 grave deatli - --.--. single f7ave .' single grave single Cause of L' drowned George E. HARRIS 1 yr. 5 mo. -,male Black Amer. single gr. consump. tion single gr. consump,5 'Aug Solon M. HARRIS 8 yr.7 mo. male Black Amer. tion inflam.of 46 feme white German : U Sept Barbara' ERNEST 47 bowels; cramps; 170 26 Sept George W. BRUNE 10 da. male 'White German typhoid fev. 261 12 oct Katie BECK 37 f(),,:fe'ink.fwhite Gennan single gr. consum,19 Oct 'Mollie V. HARRIS 10 yr~lO'mo. fem.Black Am. ption cramps: '27 Oct Pearlie ADAMS 1 mo. 20 da~fem. white AIner. 194 diphtheria' i 24 Nov Oscar WINN 2 yr'male white American 425 25 Nov child cjf John arT 1 da. 'feme wh1teA'nierican 87 '24 Nov AmeUar:REETZ 7 da. feme white German single gr. ----.. '12, Dec Charles E. HEINRICKS 2 Yr 3 mo. male white Ger. 193 diphtheria ,13 Dec , John SNITH 5 yr 6 mo. male white !mer. 154 croup 5 Aug , " 25 Sept 11 Oct 18 oct Nationali ty; # of Lot ' 1885 'llPr 2 Apr I, J\Ule 26 July 2 June 26 July 1 Aug 17 Aug 2 Aug ,18 Aug 30 Aug 1 Sept 31 Aug 2 Sept 26 Dec 27 Dec 1886 ~eb 23 l-r~ 1 June 27 May ?4 May 2 June -....... 28 Feb otis RICHARDS 47 male white American inflame of bowels Mary- MEYER 26 yr. 6 mo. feme white Amer. 221 diphtherial Frank HARRIS consump----- male black American single gr.-II34 tion Elizabeth KANZIG'--69 yr.lln1o~ fem.white -Ger. 169 typhoid fev. George CALDWELL 14 mo. male white American single gr. sunnner complaint John VAUX male white Englishman 224 70 old age Belie FORD 20 fem. black American, single brain fever gr.-#20 Jacob KANZIG 70 male wi te German 169 ld.dney dis. Charles, CRAMER 22 male vhi te American Katy MONROE: , 22 fem. black American Reinholt E'. HEALSIG '24 mo. male 'White Ger. John Erwin 10 mo. male white American 230 61 consumption single gr.liver dis. fever single gr. summer complaint �Eudora demetery Book continued: 31 -2Sex Color Nationalitzl!..2.f ~ Cause of ~~h- -1886 --_.... IT"une 23 June 7 Ju4r 14 J u 4r. 25 July' 22 Aug 22 Aug --------_... _-- 1887 'TJan 22 Jan 24 Jan 20 Feb 7 Apr ------I --..... --------- 5 Aug 28 Aug 15 child of Mr. HOBBS- 3 wks. malewbite Ainer. Louise -LOTZ 83 fern. white Geman child of Mr.NlUS' 3 male white German Cora BISHOP John GIBSON fem: white American male white American 20 10 52 fem.-White American Caroline HERNRICKS 8 da;.-fem."white GEirman Willie HARRIS 3 feme black American Nary BORNWELL 29 Apr 1 Mq 22 May single gr. fever 200 heart dis,. single gr. summer complaint 200 summer comchild of GRIFFIN 6 wk. male white American plaint 88 c'ancer Eliza: HAMILTON 68 \' f'em."White American single gr. spasm Charles KlEIN'S child lda. male white Amer. ----stomack dis. Henry C:am..L 66 yr male white Geman fel!!. black American fem. white American feme wi te Aineric an Amanda5TRAWHER 21 Mrs. GRIFFIN 40 Lona 11. HOBBS' 1 . ---- Mary DOISE: 20 fem. black American Nata CLAM 4 mo. feme white Christina A. SCHMIT Oct To be continued in future issues of --- Herald of Freedom, Jan. 27, 45 ~ German feme white Geman single gr. spasm nervous dis. summer complaint 260 measles 194 hurt by train 221 dropsy 193 spasm single summer comgr .#6 plaint single summer comgr.#22 plaint single gr. summer complaint 167 inflammation of bowels Pioneer. 1855 (',1 ~'~.'_'.J II. Free School in Lawrence: A tree school was commenced in this city a few -- - weeks since, taught by Mr. Fitch. A meeting of the citizens was held on the evening of the 18th inst., at the school room. The meeting \'las organized by the choice of Mr. Samuel F. Tappan, President and Dr. S.C. Harrington, Secretary. A school committee of three was appointed for the ensuing year, consisting of Dr. Robinson, Dr. Doy, and J. S. Emery, Esq. Mr. Samuel F. Tappan was chosen clerk. We are informed enough money has been subscribed to carry on the school for ,*ree and a half months. Lawrence Athaenewn: The following gentlemen constitute the officers of the A~aeneum::- J. !mery,President; A. H. Mallory, C. S. Pratt, Vice-Presidents; John Hutchinson, Corresponding Secretary; E. D. Ladd, Recording Secretary ~d Treasurer; S. N. Wood, Librarian;; C. Robinson, S. C. Pomeroy, S. Y.Lum, John !1ailey, S. J. Willis, Regents. . Question for discussion before the AthaeneUllt on Tuesda\r evening, the 30th mst.: "Should the policy of non-intervention on the part of our government be departed from in the present contest iil Europe?" Pisputants:: Affirmative, J. Hutchinson, J. l'1ailey; negative, J. Speer, E. Clarke. s. �32 Rxtracted from a'Volume called:: Kansas Claims House Reports. 36th Congress ',' ',: ;',' ',".' , , 2nd session (2 vol.) -- .-- - .. : . The following are examples of the many interesting testimonies to be fOWld in the two ,volumes of uKansas Claims l1 • These claims were made by Kansas citizens in (~~'~:>' the'1850 l s and often contain information concerning place of origin~ names of familT-, ' members ~ political views'~ etc. Volumes m~ be consulted in the Documents Section of Spencer ,Research Library on the University of Kansas Campus, Lawrence~ Kansas. ~ , ----- In the matter of the petition of Benjamin S'. Hancock. Margaretta Hancock, sworn, says: That she is the wife of petitioner~ and that in the years, 1855 and 1856 we were living 'on our claim two and a;-half miles; from Lecompton. He was, from Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, and a free-5tate man~ and not in good odor with the people of Lecompton on accoWlt of his political opinions. In the ye~ 1855~ duririg the Wakarusa war~ Mr. Hancock came to Lawrence to save his l.1fe~ and help, while protecting himself, to protect others. 'While he was gone~ some me~ from Lecompton came and threw do~ our fences~ arid the cattle got in and destroyed our corn. The're were niri~ or ten 'acres in corn;' it was sod corn. Mr. Hanrock had gathered a little of the corn to feed with before he came down to Lawrence ;:the rest destroyed. It was pretty good sod corn. This was all we lost of much'./value during that year. . . , In the" month, of August or September, 1856, while Il\Y husband was absent-having fled to save his life~-a company of men, calling themselves Kickapoo Rangers ~ about fifty irl nUIllber, came to our house. It was SWl~ morning. They were commanded by one John Randolph~ He paraded his men before the house~ ordered !¥he men to go in and search the house, and take what they could find for the use of the southern artl\Y. The men entered the house from both sides, began swearing, s¢ng we had. ',', a store for the abolitionists at LaWrence,but they would not get it. Then they commenced plundering; some in one room;' some in the other; some up stairs, turning over the beds ~ taking the blankets, swearing they were too good for abolitionists; inquired for Mr. ~ancock;: swore if'they had him they would kill him. They took coffee, sugar~ crackers~ meat~ harness--several sets, &c. 'They took all my provisions. I expostulated with them; told them they were gentlemen to take all I had to eat, my husband being gone, and I having tu> little ones to attend to. M". Lamb then took a piece of meat,some dried fruit, and a washpan full of coffee, and gave them to me. Captain Randolph got mad, ordered Mr. Lamb to leave ,his compan;r, as' his conduct was' a aisgrace to it,;; that he was a' coward and a: trait OJ;" to his company. Lamb said he would not see a, woman hungry. Pistols were, drawn by Randolph, :who said the next thing taken out of the wagon he 'WOUld shoot' the man wo did it.Lamb wanted to leave a sack of flower, but was compelled to give it up. Randolph made a speech, saying~ among other things, he would go over with his thingstti Lecompton~ and come back again. They broke and destroyed everything they could lq their hands on that they, did not carry awa:y. That afternoon about 300 men came on horseback, accompariied by some wagonsJ: picked up what they wanted, throwed do~ the :fence; drove and rode through the cornf:l.eld~ set fire to the house three times~ lnl:t it was put out. The barn and its contents they burnt down. There were in it ploughs and chests of tools and ever,ything necessar,y to car.r,y on a farm. Between the two visits on that dq I had. obtained a guard from Colonel Cooke, and had thrown a few light things into >the wagon. The last body who came even tried to rob the wagon of the few things it contained, but were suceessful~ resisted by the guard.' . , Myself and mother came back to the hoUse atter' the barn was burned,' and, waiting t~ll dark, hid some things by covering them up in the garden, but they were all stolen and broken up. , '~he items in the house and barn, as set down in the petition~ were ~t:~a6-, ried aw:q~ destroyed~ or burned up at that time, except the items for ,8POOns~ Thera ... ~, " ' (,':~: �33 were twelve large spoons, silver,worth $36, and 12 small ones, worth $10; these were carried 81tlay. The preserves: were worth $1 per gallon. ,Ten acres, of corn and over were destroyed at the same time, the fence being thrown down. What they did not pack off, the cattle and hogs destroyed. .An acre of potatoes was also dug up and destroyed. Three horses were taken off. When Mr. Hancock came into the Territory he brought twenty-five wagon loads of goodS, such as is set out in his petition, and two 10~rafterwards;. Margaretta; -I- Hancock mark Witness: Samuel A. Kingman Sworn tb before me'April 29, 1859 --..... Samuel A. K~an In the matter of the petition of Henry Eggert. TesM.mon;y Douglas County, sa: Sophia Eggert, being dnl1' swom, says; I am the wife of petitioner, Henry Eggert; on the 14th day of September, 1856, we lived on our claim, about a, mile southwe~t of Franklin, in this county; ana. have lived there since; a great Ma.I'1\Y men c'ame to our house -that dag; Mr. 'Eggert was hid; it was the day Franklin was burned; they' took away some of our chickens, we had over a hundred before they came" and they only left us forty;: they' were worth $4 per dozen; I would not take three bits apiece for them; they took all our bed clothes" left our feather beds" took an urnbrella,razor, carving knife" two butcher knives, chair, and many other things, that I can·t remember, worth, in all, $200.; they took four of our best milch cows, worth $45 apiece; they rode our horse till he was so hurt that we thought he would die; they rode him. one night and one dq only, we could not us e him all swmner; I don't know how much he was damaged, I think at least $50. her Sophia, -I- Eggert mark Witness::, Samuel A,. Kingman Sworn to before me, April 2:7, 1859 Samuel A. Kingman , Commissioner E:. B. Johnston, swom, says: ----I know petitioner, have known him for three years" dilring all which time he has lived in this Territory, and is a citizen of the Territory now; I am his near neighborl in the month of September, at the same time Franklin was burned, the arII\V, that burned Franklin, under General Reed, drove off four cow, the property of petitioner; I waS taken prisoner, saw the cmfS of petitioner w:i,th twenty or thirty other of my neighbors' cattle driven off in that drove; other droves were added to 'these frOm time to time, and all penned in the lot of Billy Wa.+lace, in Franklin; the cows were worth $30 each; he has never recovered them; I know nothing of his ,other losses. E. B. Johnston. Sworn to :before me, April 30" 1859. Samuel A. Kingnan, Commissioner _... Contributed by Judy Sweets -- Her~ 2! _Fl'e_e_do_m_, Aug. 4, 1855 Married: A Magnolia, Ill. on the 12th inst.; by the Rev. Mr. Dunn of Wenona, Col., ,Geo. S. Park, lately one of the editors of the Parkville Luminary, to Mary ~uise, eldest daughter of VIm. W. Holmes Esq. forruer13 of New York City. Mr. Park finds this to be allgloriouscountryll after all, since for the one home he lost he is now blest with Holmes. �, I I 34 QUANTRILL RAID CLAIMS: EveninSLTribune Lawrence, Kansas, 5 March 1887 , "The Quantrill Raid Claim Bill passed the House ,last evening about 6 o'clock, receiving seven more votes than a constitutional majority."'•••• "Mr. Bowersock has worked with untiring energy for the success' of this' measure, which was one of the hardest to manage of anything before the Legislature ••••• The intelligent and successful efforts of Mr. Bowersock, Mr. Cox and other members, prominent among whom was Hon. J. B. Clogston, the newly appointed Supreme Court Commissioner, will be gratefully remembered by the citizens of Lawrence."' ••.• ,''The following is a complete list o'f the losses of residents of Lawrence. To find the total each will receive, if the amount exceeds $1,000. add 25%' oJ the remainder, the sum no,t to exceed $1,500." Albach, Phillip) Aldridge, T. Jtllen, A". K. Alle~, Sam' 1 Allison, J. D. , Ambler, B. A~ Anderson, M. Babcock, C~ Bail~y, F. S~ Barteldes, F. Beoch, J. C: Bieblish., H. Bisseli. """,,~ Blood, J'8S'. Bradley, E. L. Breton, Peter Briezebo'Wer, J. Brooks. P~ R~ Brown', Writ. Buchanon, W~ Bu11ene. L. Bussee. t. G. Butz', J. A~ Carpenter. A'. J. ChurChill, G'. Clarke, H. S~ Crarke, Sidney Cline; Mary Coleman, E. A. C: Congo Church Corbon, Eddie eardley, Rev. Crane, J. S~ Crouch. Riley' Crutch'fi'eld, Win. $2210. 2135. 6000. 125. 1200. 21l. 411. 4700. 2510. 1440. 80~ 1700. 956. 395. 478. 1200~ 1800. 1450. 1200. 2350. 17,175. 500. 2000. 9500. 8760. 2532. 577. , 155. 125. 1288. 200. 2850. 3261. 370~ 230~ Dalee', A. G. Davis, Jno'. Dillon, Fannie Dixon, Chas Dix, Ralph C~ Donnelly. B~ DO'nnelly, J. Drisdon. B, Duncan. Amos' Duncan. t: Duncan, W'. H. Ecke. F. J. Edwards~ C~ E. Edwards. Jno. Eggert, Fred' Eggert, Henry Eldridge & Ford Eldridge, E: S~ Eldri dge, S. W~ .Ell is. Meredi th Emery, J. S: Endi cot t • \~'. Evans. D: Evans, J. W~ Fa11ey, E~ R. Faxon. Jas. D~ Faxon, W. T: Filmore. H. S'. Filmore, H. S: &E~ Fisher, Alben Fi sher, H., D~ FitCh, E. p~ Fi tz~ R. H. Fowler. Thos. Frazier. R~L. $2097. 450. 275. 1196. 7000. 200:. 125. 600~ 250: 112',673~ 15,000. 3050". 300:. 120. 150'. 500. 5147. 2370. 60~000. 800. 250. 500. 178. 11500. 518. 50. 767'. 4852. l!5,965. 575. 1800. 2000. 75. 705. 111. 875~ �35 French, E~ P: Freeman, F. Frey, Sam Fuller, F~ Garvin, T. S~ Glathardt,J. H. Goodin, JO'Ell K G(}SS, G. W. ' Gregg, K. ' Griffi th, G. W'. E~ Griffi th & Marcell Griswold, J. F~ Grovenor, G:,. Grovenor, H. Pl. Guild, 'E~ Bl Hard, A~ B. Hard &' Reynolds .. Harlin, HEmry Hart~ HEmry Hartman. M. Haskell, A".C~ Haskell ~ 'J~ G~. Hazei tine. W~ Hendry, J. M. Hicks, R~ Hill, Hiram Hill, tuther Holt, Geo'. E~ Ho,l t, G. E. & Co'. Hornsby, El"mi ra Horton, J. C~ Horton. House', J. Howell, Eems Howell, M. A. Hughson, C. A-. Hunter, Hiram Hunter, Jane Huson ~ S~ H~ Innes~ H. t. Janes~ E. J. Jenkins. Arm Johnson. touis Johnson, Thos. Johnson, \'t M. Katenstein, A: Keef, Jas. Killam, ,Mrs. Kilworth, I'ke Kimball, Sam' Ladd,E. D~ L,ane" .J. H.. ' S: S: 50.0.. 4SO:~ 60.0.0.. 500. 2285. 24DD~ 45D~ 4500.. 350.. 254O'~ 7000'. 80.0.0.. 225D:~ 2300. 10.00.. 263. 4D1D~ 525. 4550). 458,4. 525. 80.0:. 440.0.. 288~ 550. 120.0. 3261. 23711. '326i'~ 1650. 210.. 100'. 18SO. 300. 100.. 160.. 250. 55. 5500. 300. 20.5. 1730. 525. 141. 300. 512. 394. 6900~ 50. ,32. 250D~ 8370. Lane, Nettie Leibe, Nancy Leis,' W,'. J. . Leonard, B~ Lewi s, I. N. Livingston, Loesch, Mich al Lofgren, Theo'. t.ongfellow, C. Luddi ngton , R'. W:, Lykins, Wm. H. R~ Madson, E~ Magier, ,Adam Marshall,' Z'. Martin, }fen Marti n, Fred' Marvin, J. F~ Mears, Wm. Meeks, C. M. Miller, c: J~ Miller, J~ Miller, R~ H~ Mi 11 s , Pf. R~ Moon, A~ Moore, H. t. Morrow, R~ Mosby" A,. Mosby, ~drew Mugan, Patrick McAllister, 0.'. W:. Norton, Mrs. E. M. Norton, S~ B: Oehr1e, G. Oldham, A~ o.li ver, Thos. OWen, C. Patterson, S~ Pease, C~ 'H. Perry, Karon Pickens, Pierce. G. W'. Pollock, J. Prentice, Angie Prentice, S~ B~ Prentiss, 'll: Putney, t. B~ Randall, P'. Rankin, W'. K. Raymond. H. Reed, F. W': Reynolds. S~ Reynolds, W~ C: G: 150.'. 50.00'. 10.0.. 350~ 2500.'. 1839. 800. 287. 1210.. 15,200.. 4500'. 140.. 338. 8DD~ 4260. 148. 846. 385. 765. 100. 2583'. 10.50. 75. 340}. 140.. 11,D50~ 500', 297. 253'. 1'1;65. 90.0.. 81SO'. 10.00. no~ 2500. 3SO. 953. 945. 47Dtt. 3550'. 1360'. 8000.. 20.0.. 100.0. 674. 129. 613. , 2~O~ 1557. l2~DDD. 3226. 56. �Richards. H. Ridenour. p. D~ Ridenour &: Baker Riggs, S~ /(~ Rollins. J. D~ Roliins. Jno·. Ross. Jno. Russell, S~ C'~ Sands. J,. G~ Sargen ,G:. H~ Savage. Jo'seph Scott. W,'. H. ,SChott. J. F. SChwab. John SCruggs. R. se ad, Jt~ D~ Sharinon. W~ Shearer. G~ Simmons. F: Simmons, T~ J. Simpson, Mrs. Simp:son, S~ N. Skinner. Sam Sl'ni th, Ed SiJi th, G. W~ Shodden. M. SOule. Emily N. SOutherland, S~ sparr, F. W~ Speer. Jno. Steinberg. T~ J. Stevens, R~ Stonebre aker. S~ Stone, Sarah Sum. :S: y;~ Sutliff. John $135Q~ 650'~ 35.00Q~ 685. lOQQ~ 4000.. 2500.". 140.0.. 4275. 50.9. 10.2. 500.. 1770.. 10.50. 250~ 500. 3200. 20.22. 2480. 1512. 89QO~ 17Q3~ 300. 225:. 150.0.. 100.. 20.0.. 4QOQ~ 12QO~ nQl. 2750.. 350.. 1250. 160.. 120.0.. Sutliff. W~ E. &, Co. $34,0.0.0.. 3000.'. Thacher. T~ D. Thomas, C: 120.. Thompson, E. 324. 1712. Thornton, J. W'. Tisdale, HEmry 80.0.. Tolbert, M. A. 49Q~ Torbott, M. A~ 150.. Trapman, ECl 10.71. Trask. R'. J. 780. Turner, Jas. 389. Ulrech, Casper 12l. w.atson, J. E~ 60.00. Watts. A~ 70.0.. Wheeler. H. 265. 110.0.". \vhi te, /(. W. Whi tman. Rosa 727. Wlli tney. R~ 135. Wilder, J. H~ 80.0.0.. Wilder & ,Palm 3330\. 70.0.'. Wiler. Carl R. Williamson. A: 1156. \Vi 11 is, J. & Bro'. 5738. Winchell. A'~ T. 370.0.. Wood. E. tV: l538~ Wright. C~ It{. 135. Zimmennan. W~ 6800. The following not legible: Eng---, F. &'W: 5813'. Fo,rd~ l' 16Q~ Fo--une, R. 50.'. Martin, l' 538. Simpson, ? 1583',. Wilmarth, o.. (?)50o.. , '5---. -----rick, 1 lQQ~ --compiled by Pauline B. Elniff, August 1980. ------- - Herald of Freedom, April 14, l85~ , Marri~d: On the evening of the 3rdinst., at the residence of Judge John Curtis, by J. K. Goodin, Esqle,Mr. Henry Austin Corlew to Miss Zorelda Bledsoe. Died:. In Kansas City, Mo. Nov. 19, 18~4, Enima Asenath, aged 9 months 15 d8\V's. In Lawrence, April 3d, 1855, Leander Flanders, ,aged 5 years '4 months and 8 days. Both of the above were children of J. F. and A. P. Morgan, formerly , of South Framingham, l1ass." now of this city. We sympathize with the bereaved parents in their severe affliction. �37 Oal'l'UARY RECORDS of New England Society' of . Lawrence, Kans as: 1899-1927' . Excerpts: from the handwritten obituaries', except where newspaper clippings are indicated. Original record in the "Kansas Collection'~ at Spencer Research Library, University of Kansas:', Lawrence. KS'. By PclUline B. Elniff pp 1-2~ Charles Edward' WILDER, b Brandon, lIT: 21 sept 1840;: came to Lawrence 1893;; d Lawrence 2 May' 1899.. ' pp~' Andrew Miner GRANT, b Windhani County, CT' r82S; mSarahJ. WIlLIAMS 1850;-' to Kansas~ 1882>; d Lawrence- May 1899. pp 5-8. Miss: Mary ROBINsmr, 1899 (no other dates included in 4-page obi tuary) traced her lineage Q:ack even as far as Oliver CRa-It'mIL,. her New England ancestors: dated: from the Mayflower;: her' mother was a MANDELL from Barre, MA.i' heruncle, Charles; ROBINsm~ was the first Governor of Kansas. Miss Robinson's'intense interest' in securing greater rights for women led' her to fonn the Women t s Republican Club. She was also largely responsible for the formation of the Martha" Washingtoir Chapter of DAR. pi 9 n.lrs.Chas;. d 26 Feb 1901. W~ SMITH -····Jane Elizabeth WALKER, b London, PA' 4 June 1844; _. p.9.-10 Gilbert Howe r.lORGAN. b SOuth Framingham, MA 27 FeD 1852; to Lawrence 1855~m R.ache1 E"., snmtOVS-; d r Alar 1901'. pp 1042:, Albert WHITC(ldB, b Fayston,. 'lIT 14 Aug 1827; to OSawattomie 1855'; m AUri11a HUl',ITLEY' of St. Johnsburg 1851; d Lawrence 2'6 AUg 1901'. I . ' - . • pp la.;.14 Rev. John 5. BROWN, b Ipswich, NH: 26 Apr 1806; to Lawrence 1857; d 15 Ju1 1902. pp 15-16 John p. ROSS; b Warren, MA', Apr 1839; to ents i m Rose SPICER' 1865~ d 1902. .' . ~awrence 1855 with par- P~' 17' Mrs. Francis Antoinette NEVISQ'ol~b Ashtabu1a~ County, 0022' Dec· 1837; m William W. NE'nsm at Rome, OIf20 Ju1 1856,;. d Lawrence 30' Sept 1903. pIa: Betsey' BICKNEtt.NOYEs, bAbington, MA': 15 Nov 1820; to Lawrence 1368';: d Lawrence 21 May 1903. p,! 19. m ~.s:-. ALFORD (JudgeJ~ b Ri vert'on, cr 4 OCt 1848'; to Lawrence 1873; 14 Apr'1874'; d: Lawrence 22: Feb' 1903. ~usie· U.SAVN.;F; p' 20~: H~ B~ ASHER', (newspaper Clipping 9 Dec 1922)· resident of Lawrence forty-fi ve years;' was eighty-five: years: old; widow, Mrs. Mollie E~ ASHER· '. four children:.: Henry a; ASHER. and Dudley'C~, ASHER of Lawrence', Mrs. A1i~e M. HARVEY- and .Toe1 J~ ~'of Ifichi ta~ �P 21: &irs. Lucia M. NEWMAN, childhood home Weathersfie1d, VT; m Dr. Albert NEWMAN to Lawrnece'1857; d Lawrence 16 1904, aged seventy-nine years. PP) 22-23'. Mrs. ;\senath P. MORGAN, maiden name ASenath Perry HOWE, b South Framinghan, UK 17 Feb 1818;: m JonathanF. MOm;AN Holliston" MA 1840; to Lawrence 1854'; d 1904. " , p 24 Judge Samue1A~ RIGGS,(newspaper clipping, not dated) b Hanging Rock. Franklin County, OH 1. l\tar 1835; to Lawrence 1859;, m Kate EARLE 31 Dec 1861; d N1rt Arbor MI. Mrs. Riggs died seven months ago; one son, Harry Earle R.IGGS' survi ves. ' p 25: Rfchard'Cord1ey, D.~., (two newspaper clippings),b Nottingham, England~.6 5ept1829;' to America 1833; to Michigan; to Kansas 1857;m Mary Minta 'COX: 1858; was ordained at Quindaro 27 Jan 1858; his first sennon ih Plymouth Congregational. Church, Lawrence 2, Dec 1857. His funeral conducted' by J. G. DAUGHERTY of Kansas City; pall bearers' were: John H~SKErL, O. A~ HANSCOlIE. C: L. EQWARDS~ J'~ D;FAm'l~ w.:~ E.ffAZl'}J, p~ 'Ir. EMERY, A~ D~, WEAVER' and' Frank BAIrn.' p~,: 26,: Mrs_: ii'chard CORnLEY, (newspaper clipping, Lawrence Journal-World dated r, Dec 19l3l: Funeral notice and tribute. No statistics~ p' 2.7 ' Mrs. Mary M., (PIERCE) CLARKE, daughter of Benj amin F~ PIERCE and Mary R~ HAWKES; b fITarb1ehead, MA6 July 1869~ to Kansas City'withparents' 1881; m A;lfred Houghton CLARKE' 30 June 1893'; Ii ved in Lawrence fi ve years;~ moved to New York Ci tY'1898; d Lancaster, l;tA~ 17 April 1905. , , p 28';' Dr. Albert NEV~MAN~ b Windsor VT 2 Dec 1824; m Lucia ~i. TOILES::18S1; to' Lawrence 1857; in the Civil, War was appointed surgeon of the3rd &egfment Kansas'Volunteers; d 1905. p,29: 'Reuben W~ UJDn.lGT(!Il~ b flest springfield, MA.1827; to Lawrence l8ST; d 7 Oct'l90S~" , p, SO.llIrs. Matilda O'CamOR SPENCER~ b Sand Lake. NY' 1843";' m Selden Pi. spencer,' 1~59; lived 1'n Madison, WI,then Texas, but removed to Kansas during the, war;" mother of seven children; d. Lawrence 25 Jan 1905,. pp 31-32' Alexander lEWIS. b Tompkins, County t NY near village of Jacksonvi lIe 13 Nov 1830; to La"11"ence~ fall of 1857; m i'd~ry L., NOIn'B fall of l863~;: d' ~ J:'an 190'5'leaving an only son. p:32' $~ N. SIMPSOO~(newspaper clipping no ,date) eighty-nine years old; helped found Lawrence 1854; suggested its' name after Amos G. LAWRENCE of Bostonj gave $10,000 to start the fund t~at fixed Uhiversity of Kansas' at La1-'.rrence. John B~<MNi and Mr. sn.IPSON: were roommates, in Lawrence. and when BROWN left. he gave SIMPS~ all his personal effects~, He financed the first bridge built across the Kaw' at Central Avenue:. p; 33", ~fiss SarahA~ BnOtlN~ (FUll page Clipping dated 4 .Tan 1924, from The' Indian:Leader. a weekly newspaper published by the Haskell Institute, ; tribute' wri tten by C!larles Francis, F.IESERVEl' Also a sketch of her life (news- �39 paper clipping)' by William Herbert CARRUTII' reprinted from the Pacific !!!!.!: tarian. She was born at Buffalo, 'NY, the daughter of Rev. John BR;,)WN~ a Unitarian Mintst'er; to California' 1912;. d 11 AUg 1923~ She' was widely , known as a Unitarian Missionary; •• --she was actively interested in many reform movements'. itt one time she was president of the Kansas State Federation of Women's Clubs.',' She \'las a personal friend of 5\lsan B-. Anthony and Lucy Stone, and her near klndred cherish the certificate of The National \:.zoman"s Suffrage Association honoring her as a pioneer. She rejoiced in the recollection that she had seen the triumph of three great reforns: emancipation, uni versa! suffrage, and prohibi tion, and she had faith that the cause of internntional peace would soon be won. She \'lOrked as eClrnest1y/ assbe could in the ~hternational League for Peace .... p' 34'~ Clarence seymour HALL, (newspaper clipping) b Carroll ton, MO 2 Oct Hl68; m Lillian POPENOE'Lawrence 11' Jim 1896;; Cah,e to LmrLence l008';d 16 Feb 1922:. p 35' ,Mrs. John G. HASKELL -, Mary Elizabeth BUSS HASlCEU., b Wilbrahan,MA 22 Oct 1837;; m Capt. John G. HASKELL 1859; to Lawrence 1859; d 19 June' (year not listed)' San Diego, CA. ' pp, 36' to 74: are all blank. p,7$ Mrs. Elmira HORNSBY' - Elmira VJORlilLEY b Corning NY;; to Kansas 1856 with sister and brother-in-law, L.J. WOlID~; returned to NY 1860; In Columbus' HOBNSBY-in New York 1862 a few days before his death. She returned to Lawrence, where she died 28 Feb' 1911l ' Obituary by Mrs • Geo. A. BANKS~ P 76-77 Col. 0; E~ LEARNA:RD~ (newspaper clipping, 4' coltunnsY b Fairfax, VT' 14LiNov 1832; to Lawrence fnll of 1855. In the spring of 1857 wi th other parties; of Lawrence', started the town of Burlington , KS vrllere he built the first :hotel, the first mill, the first business house and the first building used for school and church purposes; was Lieutenant-Colonel 6f 1st Kansas Volunteer Infantry at breaking out of the Civil War; resigned fror:l the anriy 1863 and resumed residence in L~~'!rence •. His wife was the daughter of qar. S~ t~~ ELDRIDGE and they had three SOI1S~ He died 8 Nov 1911. ° , p 78 Mrs. Sara T. U. rWBINS:)N, daughter of Miriam U~t'lF.ENCE" and Clariss DWIGm', b Belchertown, nTA'12 Jul 1827; m Charles ROBINSOiJ 30: Oct 1851; to Lawrence 'spring of 1855; 1867 moved to Oakridge, four miles north of Lawrence where she died 15 Nov 1911; buried in Oak Hill Ce;netery beside her husband, the late Charles ROSn~S~N, the first governor of Kansas. Obituary by F. w. BLACIGIAR~ , " p 79 Mrs. I. J. GRAY"- Martha P. mE'" daughter of Dr. John YALE, b Ware Mk3 Dec 1861; mI. J. ~RA:Cat Ware lOFeb 1891;' to Beloit, KS~(?) in ~fay: thence· to Lawrence';' d Bel01t, wr at the home of a sister 20 Oct 1911- buried Oak Hil1Cenetery. tawrenc~; s~rvi ved by husband, two sons' and a' daughter. p 80 O~ W'. McAU.ASTER 1911 - printed obituary missing. �40 P 81 .O~ A~ HANSCOME' (newspaper clipping not dated) Oliver Angevine BAr!S";' cQ\m', b Portsmouth, NIl 13 Oct 18310 "Mr. HANSCOM was 23 years of age when he starte'd out from Boston station with the emigrant aid party bound for Kansas, singing as they journeyed westward, the hymn written for them by Whi ttier::: "We cross the prairies as of old . ., ... OUr fathers crossed the sea, To make the west as they the east, . The homestead of the free.'· . "There remain now in Lawrence but two others of that historic party, Mr. Forest SAVAGE and ~lrs" Louise ROUSEtAuX~tt' Mr. Hanscome mnrried Miss Anna Lapp~··25 OCt· 1857 •.. Slle died~ i,n June 1912'. At the time of his death. Mr~ HANSCQlI:1E' was 83 years and 22' days old and had Ii ved in Lawrence since' 1854. pp 82-83 \\Irs. Anna TAPPAN(newspaper LAPPAN) HANSCCtd,. b New York City 9 Oct 1851; to Lawrence in 1854 with the family of ~ev. Samuel Y'. um~ l';ir. LUM. wi th a cormnission from the Home ;,Iissionary ~ciety, he~dhis first services Ii Oct ,in tIteHayTent just erected by the New E'ngland Einigrant Aid SOciety for a -lodging house and other gathering for the early settlers. Here on 15 Oct. a meeting was held wi til a view to the organization of a Union Church. This meeting adjourned to SUnday 22 Ott at \';hich date the Plymouth Congregation'al C;hurch was' organized. Married Oliverf(~ Hanscom 13 Oct 1857'. P 84 Miss Ellen LEARNAIID. Newspaper Clipping of tribute to her memory by . Clarence HAIL, in the Gazette 19. ~eb 1912. No statistics~ p 8S-Sf> MaryBUIJ;ESS'SAVAGE (183$-1912), b Deanston, near Stirling, Scotl l and;: pne of a large family of children; at age I5 to New York Ci ty t then Springfield, i\'IA;~ m Joseph SAVAGE' and came to Lawrence to make a home for hi s motherl~ss chil~ren;:husband died 1891. p' 87-88 r.1rs~ Joseph E~, RIGGS, daughter of Dr. and ;lrs. FOu..ER;b Norwich, C'f: 1845; to Lawrence in 1857; in the first class at the Uni versi ty ofKan- sas; m' 1872;d 27 Mar 1913~ p-: 89 !drs. Charles L. EDWAIIDS; came Ho Lawrence from ,North8l1lpton, Mit wi til husband and tt'lolittlegirls 1866'; d,~2 Nov 1913. p 90 Mrs·. Forrest SAVAGE - Lydi a WORTH~ b Hanover, NIf 27 Jan 1830·; m Forrest ~VAGE' 8Mar H349; fn fall of 1855 came to Lawrence; four children:Willi am, Flnma, May and Frank! d Lawrence 24 Aug 1914. . P 91 Ethan Allen SJITH~ b Andover, VT' 4 May 1832; to Lawrence 1857; in banking business until 1861, torJ.ashington IX; pesi ticnin Indian Eureau until 1865; returned to Lawrence and helped to organize tl:e First National Bank of which he became cashier. Tne following yenr went into the hotel' business. In H174. started NORWOOD Stock Fann of 300 acres west of Lawrence. The fine horses from the NORWOOD Farm have made the name famous. ~as a member of the Legislature for two years, and a member of the f;lasonic body in the {(nights Templar rank. He died in La~,.Tence 22 Mar 1914. pp 92-93: Col. H. S. ~lOQRE~ d 1914; b Mantua, on 25 Feb 1337; his fnther. a nativ~·o; G:ranb~~ C'l'; to.Lawrence IG58;s~rved in the 2nd Kansas Infantry; m 1364 Estller ar~mrjON of 011, daughter of a ploneer of MA'; left wife and two sons. �p 94 Paul IEARN AIID , b Lawrence 25 Sept 1868:; fnther. a l"!ati ve of Vfi mother. native of F.IA'; mAnna DYKE of Burlington, VT1895; d 1914; survived by wife and one son, Burdick. p 95 '~lrs. Wilder S~ METCALF -, Mary GR~R METCALF, b Sullivan, Ashland County, OR 4 Jun 1857; m Wilder METCAIF 30 Ju1 1878; to KS' nine ye2rs 1 ater; d Lalvrence 8 Sent , . 1914. ' i Oli ver A. I-!Al~SCQ',i. (handr,rri tten obi tuaryl b Ports,,1:)uth NH 13 Oct 1331; d Lawrence 4 Nov 1914; had five children, three survhre him. p 96 pp 97~98 Mrs. HOI..LH:GBErlRY -, Leonora S~ PJCKER, b Portland, ME Oct 1659; to Ir'linois for one year, then to Kansas 1066; mGeorge iiOLLINGBErlRY Dec 1902; left ~ widow Mar 1912; d 21 Nov 1914~ Printed news i tern: Mrs. Leonora S~ HCLLIr:GBERl1Y, who died at the STI.lMDNS Hospi tal Saturday night, left a trill devoting her property at 841 1.1aine St. to be. used as a home for girls in Lm\Ircnce. it farm consisting of 160 acres' some distance from to'tm is by the terms o,f the will to be used for the support qf the home thus founded. "Her house will be used to its capacity in , providing a home for girls in L'awrence who are \'!orldng for small wages, and who have no families or whose families live elsewhere"'. The Uhi tari an church is narned as trustee for the home, and will have charge of the adri!inistration of the property. It will be kno\'m as the Ricker Home for Girls. The cause of death was cancer. She was fifty-seven years ord. pp 99'-100 Joseph Edl'llond RIGGS; b Portsmouth, OB 31 Aug 1837; to Lawrence 1064; .m Annie FULLER 3 Oct 1872; d 16 Dec', 1914; three daughters survive. pp: 101-102 Mrs. S:'J. CHURCHIll. - Louann GRAr-IT, daughter of Rev. JClcob GRANT; , b Cooperstown, NY' 26 Feb 1844; In. S.' J~ CHURCHIu.:. at Council Grove, KS 4 Aug 1879';: no date of death given. ' " p: 103 : Mrs., F. D~ MORSE - Addie 5:.1ITH l'.m::lSE, eldest daughter of Dr. ~ivan and Abby ~iIT!r; b Monson, MA '8 Aug 1840; m Dr. F~ D~ MORSE 19 OCt 1869; to Lavll"ence first \'JeeI~ fn Nov 1869; a resident forty-five years; survived by husband~ a brother, Dr. Frank L. surru and his fotir children; burial at Monson, MA. ,. p, 104 ,Forrest SAVPnTJ:; b Hartford, VT 27 Sept. 1826; youngest son of Will·i am' and Polly HAREN SAVAG~; m Lydia G". WORTrr8 Uar 1849; to L'awrence 9 sept 1894; pre-empted fann west of Lawrence 1894; r:.lOved to Lawrence where he died 17 Aug 1915. p 105 Mrs. Abn ~JImRrLL Ja"HaNS; b Hanover NR 2 May 1323;: her father, Dr. MERRIlL, practiced medicine many years in Hanover;' moved wi th family to Lock- port, IL; m ?Craius?' JENKINS' and cc.:me to Lawrence 1854. Tbey became identified with the Free State people and Mr. JEN!(INS' was at one time a pri soner in the power of the pro-slavery party. In 1858 he was murdered by one James tane, afterwards; U. S~ Senator., After his murder, Urs. JEmaNS cared for her three children and brought them up to be ::m honor to the ci ty and useful members of society. She died 30 Aug 1915, age 92 yrs. 4 ~o. �p',106, Mrs. Rose BROCK ~UTH, b Leavenworth County 23 May 106T; moved to Greenwood County; educated at EureI{u, and University'of Kansas; to' Ottawa 1891; had record of being one of the best primary teachers in the state;: m F. A. SMITH 1'893'; d Lawrence 29 sept 1915. p 107 Alexander MONROE, son of Donald WlmOE. and Jeannette ROSS H~~ROE, in the County of Ross; and Cromarty in northern part of SCotland'. They left Scotland 1843~ Alexander born on shipboard on tile banks' of Nem Foundland 2 Aug 1843~ Landed at Salem, r:1A;enlisted in Civil ~lar in Co. F 23rd r,~as­ SaCh\lsetts Infantry;' m. 17 Nov 1864 in Sale~; to Lawrence 1382; elected President of Merchants National Bank 1890; resigned in 1914 due to failing health; d 24 Dec 1916; left wi'fe and three children. p 108-109 r,lrs. George A. BAl"JKS- Helen Mary BENITT, d<;lughter of Jasol1 and Cynthia BRvWN HEWITT, b North G'ranville, NY 13 Spet 1836'; moved to Winona County, MN l85(); to Lawrence 13 Jul 1857 to work for her mother's cousin, G. W~ BROWN ~ publi she'r of the Herald i! Freedom; m (1) Dr • Jerome Gill Sl'lotD 9 May 1859; had two children; Dr. GPJ:SWLD murdered in QU.l\l'lrrPJLL'S Raid Aug 21 1863; in 187(} m (2r Mr. Bl'1l'lKS; had two children, one died in infancy;. sbe d 10 Jan 1915:. ' p 110 Charles L. EmiAi.1DS~ (newspaper clipping, not dated) b Southhampton, ~1A' 19 Oct 1828;. to Lawrence l855i. was the first school head in Lawrence . 1857-59;' was first elected superintendent of public instruction in Douglas County. ,took charge of the office l'March 1859 when tJ1ere were but three ,organized school's. Wi thin three months thirty schools were i'n operation in the county; \~as one of first trustees of what has becQi;Je the Uni'versi ty of Hans as , and tvas principal! of he academic department which opened in fan of 1859.' In 1860 he accepted position of principal of SOuthh2rnpton Academy until spring of 1862: Married 4 Oct 1360' in North fiad1ey, HA (vJTi tten obit. given marriage date as 1862' ar.d name of wiie, StlSan R. P(J.'/EP.5:of South Hadley, r,tA). In 1862 enlisted in 37th Massachusetts Infantry. C'6 "D. ' At close of war, retired as a Major in his regiment. Was one of founders and charter members of Plymonth Congregational Church; held office of treasurer over half a century. Survived by daughter, Uiss Virgini a EUdARDS. Died :22: Nov 1916;' buried Oak HiU:ce::,etery. p 110 Brief clipping ::!bout the death of Miss Virginia P 111 Mrs. Cecilia O. TCWJNE, b near Norwalk, -oIr 1843'; ford, MA' 1868; ,to Lawrence same year; d 18 Jun 1916. S~ Ech'lnrds. NO' statistics. ffi. Hima TOWNE of Box- pp 112-114 Paul R~ B:lOO!{S, b Y'o'rk, ME' 22 Jill 1834; one of twel ve children of Jeremiah and Eveline BROOKS; to Kansas City l834'~ then to Lavlrence. "The first merchant in Lcl\'JTence, member of City Council which defied Governor nobert J. WJ\LI<ER, member o·f the territorial legislature; COunty Clerk fer six consecutive terms in the early history of Douglas County; County Treasurer several tim0s and cnshier of, several Lat'lrence banIcs--a pidneer who ca]e in september 1854 and who has been identified with the history and developr.1ent of the tOl'm ever since, died Simday morning at his home on south Tennessee Street'·. d 17 Dec 1916. Pall bearers: Mr. Fran!, BROCKS; Cll,n,·lesH. TUCIG~n, W. R. MAXH , I ~ J. MEADE, A. D'. WEAVER, C~ s. FIMC:J~· Buri ed at Oalc Hi 11 • . �43 Mrs. Paul R. BRO,)KS. (newspaper clipp~na. not dated) d~~gI1ter of lev. 13 June in Cayuga C;)~mty: k[; .~a:ne to,. ~,. ., .... S.'l·lS:::7 'I"'rr1· ... qe to Paul Il. DID OKS was fir5t C"1UrCsl wecalng in &..::,\'1.... an ~ u ..! v. 1. """ a·.... .. renee. 115 ~anson l3ruG:ITa~. Baptist ;:iinister p 116 a page of loose paper on which is written in pencil: New Eng 1 and [!ecro logy' !\lrs. d 23 Jan 1922 ~lary BrlCl.VN H:-lI'llIAN r.~rs. SKILTOO _ . Urs. Clarence HALL 20 JuI '22 16 Feb 2 J::m 1922 r-,!l~s. Eva SAVASE UATT 28 tlar 1922 27 Oct 1922 27 Oct 1922 9 Dec 1922 6 Dec 1922 Ui:. Robt. UN1lSA7 Ui::;. Josephine ?!!A$.!.'IrlGS? f'itr. J. D. Bt1.~,1Ens~~ ult. B~ B. ASEER tlr. tlrs. J. VI. HASl'ING5 f,;. blan!. nam;)A -----Queries are tree to memberSi. TheY' shoUld' s.tate at least two facts to results~ Queries are also tree to non-members, but DDlSt concern Kansas related ancestors of f1tt,y years or earlier. gain best Harold L. Pittstordt! 2934 E.ast 8th Street, Anderson! Indiana 46012. . WoUld me iii£orma on on EnOCh John PITTSFORD, s. 849 iii GranVille, Ohio to James and Mariah (JONES) PITTSFORD. m. to M:i.ra PERRIS 1873 1 at Mason City, Illinois. d. 12 March 1911 had one daughter liSted: Susan B.(b.1883) who married H. K. SPENCER. --:~- Dorothy Mae Acklin, R. R. 1, Graham, Missouri 64455. Need information on William MILNElt, died Lawrence, Kansas Nov 3, 1870 or 1877 and l.fargaret (AIEXANDBR) MILN8R, died Jan. 20, 1888 in Lawrence. Their son, George Dq MILNER, was bOrn Dec 4, 1867, Lawrence, and died Sept. 17, 1935, Lawrence, Ks. • �Donald Vaughn, 1946 Barker, LaWrence, Kansas 66044. , Would like' to share ii'iI'ormation on Warren Potter THAYER," and his brother, Chauncey R. THAYER born St. Lawrence Co. N. Y. around 1840. They moved with parents to wisconsin about 1842. , Donald Vaughn,1946 Barker, Lawrence,-Kansas -66044. Wou14 iike to contact anyone with information on BmER family of Tioga Co." Pennsylvania about 1840-1850. Mrs • 'Pauline B-.'Elriiff,'820' Sunset" Drive, -Lawrerice; Kansas' 66044. Seeldn~ Wormation regarding the' family of JOM C. GAINES, 8;l native of Virginia. (1820 Cenaus) , where his son, "Barnett F~ GAINES, was born (date Unknown). Barriette married Kittie 'KAISER prlor "to 1819, migrated 'west to Montgomery . County, Tennessee in early 18~Ots, and in 1834 to Tazewell County, Illinois. . ~ . ,~ Reba Cline, '1100 Crane Road;' Pampa, Texas 79065. Seeking information on the family of Lewis LA~VSON, b~ 'Tenn. 1822, and wife Celia TRIMBLE, LAWSON, b. KY. 1827; came to Douglas Co.; Ks, settled near Clinton ca. 1859 .l~ children; Nancy, b .1845 Ky;' Sarah b ~ 1854 Ky.; Thomas J. b. 1854 K~; James E. b.1857'Ky.;-Williani P. b. 1859 Ks; E.lizabeth b. 1861 Ks; Sophohia b. 1863 Ks; Lewis b. '1864 Ks; Margaret b. 1867 Ks;: Clara b. 1870 Ks; John b. 1847 Ky; Jonas b. 1849 Ky. Reba Cline 1100' Crane Road, pamyal Texas 79065. James. E. 'LAWSOlt, (my granafather married Augusta Louisa -BUCHANAN ca. 1888 in Ks. Lived Butler Co. Ks. until 1902. ' 'Went to Okla. byc6vered wagon, settling in Payne Co. Any information appreciated. Will exchange. started in James, Mrs. Maxine Moore 'HOug1arid~ Rt. T. Box 153c,per~,Ks~ 66073. Would like to know the" rna! en name of Harriet SC T, b. Maryland 1796, m. Adam SCOrT~ b. Scotland 1783. They lived in Belmont Co. and Monroe Co. in Ohio. . . .' - ~. Ky". before 1890. �. -, : ~'- . •.I .:~'-"_-=--' -or ;,- .:-::: --. ..'.~. "/ • _ _ • .-A. • • " - - --- - -~ Queries, (Continued) Idaho 8380,. Seeking ormation on John RAND an an.cy 0 , both killed by guerilla raiders during 1860 l s in Kansas or Missouri. They bad three children: 1) Perinella E.llzabeth RANDALL, b. 18,4, m. John CASTIUO in Wilson Co., Ks. in 188,; 2) George RANDALL, 'b. 18,6; 3) Mary t1artha RANDALL, b. 1 Dec. 1858 in Moo m. James Watson TOOME'l.Y in Wilson Co. Ks. in 1818. Permelia and Mary were raised' by an. uncle, William Madison BQBBITr in Wilson Co., Ks. . . . Mrs. Edna Bashor Wel Rt. 5 Box 286 Lawrence Ks. 66044. Seeking information about e Jo • CO amJ. Y in Caney township, Montgolnery Co. Ks. in 189, and in Fawn Creek township, Montgomery COWlty, Kansas in 1900. Family consisted ot wite, Drusilla (Lucy), a son Lanktord, a daught~r Lucy and a niece, Sallie B. HOLLAND. I a.m particularly interested in locating the grave' ot the 'wife, DrUSilla, who died between 1895 and 1900 as. I believ, her father, Nathaniel HOLLAND, abt 90 J is buried beside her. He had . come by train tor a viSit, became ill shOrtly atter arrival, died, an.d was buried by the daughter where she lived in Kansas • . ~, :-:-:~ . ~ ...~--. ~'"''"'"''''' -. '." rlerald .2! Freedom, - ~'- ...... -~'-- Feb. 24, 1855 Died: At Coal Creek settlement, in this district, on the 13th, Clarrie, daughter of Hugh and Zyntha Pettengill, aged 14 months. Herald .Qi Freedom, March 24, 1355 gie~: r}nLthis city on the 10th inst., Annie K., daughter of Rev. S. Y. and ar1e~. urn, of dropsy of the brain, aced 2 years 1 month and 18 days " In this city on the 16th inst., of consumption, r.Ir. Daniel H. B~ooks, aged ,:,3 years, formerly of York, r.iaine. On the 3rd inst., near Douglas, K.T·., of oneumonia Wnlis S. IT"::lrder, aged 82 years, formerly of RiChmond flJissouri' , At Washington Creek, K.T. on'the 11th inst., of disease of the heart "Irs. Eleanor A. Lovelace, aged 34 years, formerly of Clearfield county, Pa.' Herald.2!. Freedom, April 7, 1355' Die~:;In~awre~ce on the 7th inst., Mrs. Harriet S. Litchfield, relic of Le\VlS S. LltC~fle1d, aged 42 years, formerly of Boston, Mass. In Kan.,as City, nIo. on the 5th inst., of dysentery, Cilar1es Leonard, ;~u~~~~tc:~;_~;g:~s~P;e~~ Amanda B. Savage, formerly of Hartford. Vt., now In Lawrence on the 31st ul t., of typhoid fever B A B 1d" f erly of Troy. N.Y~, aged about 32' years. ' • • a WIn. ormwif At La\-.rre?ce,. K.T~ the 28th ult., Mrs. Lois Herrick, aged 73' years, Eas~ ~!'r~~;~annd?rr1Ck; Esq,., aJ?d a worthy member of the Baptist church in " ' " "a1ne. l.1rs. dernck had been a professor of relig" 62 and d1ep 1n the triumph of faith. 10n years Married: In Lawrence, on the evening of the 5th inst b R H B B gess, r.Ir. C. Howard Carpenter, of thi s ci ty to Mi ss s· ~ ahY ev. • • urly of Keene, N. H. , a r E. Jones, recentOn,t~e IOthult •• by Rev. Mr. Foster, Ch 1 W to Lucretla B. Cook, of Lowell, l'i"lass. ar es '~Snith of Lawrence, K.T., . ---"- ... ~. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Douglas County Genealogical Society Subject The topic of the resource Douglas County (Kan.) -- Genealogy Douglas County (Kan.) -- History Description An account of the resource This collection is comprised of the publications of the Douglas County Genealogical Society, including issues of The Pioneer (the quarterly newsletter of the Society) as well as directories, various indexes compiled by members of the Society, and other resources of interest to genealogists and researchers studying the history of Lawrence and Douglas County, Kansas. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Douglas County Genealogical Society (Lawrence, Kan.) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1977 - 2013 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Language A language of the resource eng Type The nature or genre of the resource text Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Douglas County (Kan.) Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Pioneer, Vol. 5, No. 1: Summer 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_VOL5_1_SUMMER1981 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.)