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' . ... • ........ :D¥'" ~.~ ,JIll&. .",."" .. .• - .- . ~ t: . , . . . " :.;.~ ~ Published Quarferly By: '.Doiug1as Countg Genealogical Societg P.o. sox 3664 i I I . LAWRENCE,KANSAS 66044 .' ." ,# �Published Quarter~ _~: The Douglas County Gene'a1ogical Society P. o. Box 2664 Lawrence I Kansas 66O!a4 .. ---~------------~----VOL. VI No. 4 -------------------,-------.-.-----------~,-----------------.-----Spring 1982 ~--------~-------------------------~~----------------------------------------Contents, • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • .page Pres~dent·s Letter • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . • • • • • • ", • • • •112 D. C. G. S. Items tor Sale • I • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .' •• ' ••113 ' Lecompton Territorial Dqsu ~nrormat.ion •• •• .. .. , New England, ~grant Aid ,Col1lp8.D\y Members who came.)to • • • • • • • Laamtmc.." ..'. • .•114 Obitfuuoies pubi1shed in '1855~+8$9, ,~DCe,;JI8IJSpap8rs~ ./.:~. ,.~'),. . ' . . •.•122, I " . , , Kansas Terr1tor,y Proclamation 1857 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .126 1869 Douglas CountTI Kansas Marriage Records •• I , • • • • • • • • • • •• ' .127 BaldNin City1 Kansas uP1oneer.Cemeter,J" • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •132 Histc:>17 ot Central United Methodist Ch~h (C;:p'n~~a0fl'OJ!l; ~~, :;i~~):- .+37 Intozima,tion from the Minutes ot the Kansas Annual Contereme.M. -1866- ., E.ch~,?~"',,~140 . '. , 1890-1907 Pensioners • • • • • • • • •. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •. • Name Changing • • • • • • ! • • •. ,. • •.• • • • .1h2 • • • •••••• • • • 148 Douglas County', Ks Rural SchOol.Information • Queries, • • • • • • • • • • • • • 149 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••• --- - .. The Douglas CountT Gellealog1cal Societ;y'is a non-profit organization ld.th regular scheduled meetings the second Tuesdq n:lght ot each monthl 7:30 p.m. Meeting place to be announced. Afternoon meetings are.held 1£ possible' and occasional area tours. public workshop is held to help in research. An annual Membership tees are $7.50 s1ngle l $1 1 00 tor each added tam1~ member. , The ~cal. year is fran J1ll3 1 to June 30 ot the tOllowing ;year. I �112 \ De~ Presidents; Letter fallow genealogical trienas: As. ~ fi.."'liah the 81-82 year we can look back at a reasonably sucoessful If we oan measure our suooess in offering assistance and enoourage- ye~. ment to our newcomers as weU as the more experienced genealogist, preserVing and making informa~ion about Douglas Co1Dlty- available far and wi~, we can count the year a success. Welcome to each and ever,y new; member who has, joined during the year. Thank y-ou' for sending in your five generation charts. It is our sincere hope you, will keep us informed as to what we can offer to make the society more uaeftll to everyone. As President and fellow genealogist, I wish to express officers and cotmn1ttee members for their fine help and the :year. And a special thanks to Pauline Elniff" our Mart Jamison, Editor of the Pioneer" as they end their - --- - rq gratitude to the cooperation dunng librarian"anci to terms, in office • .8~Y~ .. Donald Vaughil, President 1981-1982 Off1cers President '. • • • • • • • • • • • Victpresident • • • • • • • • • Sec~ter.1 • • • • • • • • • • • • Tre~urer • • • • • • • • • • • • Librarian • • • • • • • • • •• • Editor • • • • • • • • • • • • •' • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • -. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •••••••••••• Donald Vaughn Jean Snedeger • J~ Sweets • Jane Wiggins Pauline Eln1ft 1"1ar;r Jamison 1982-1983 Officers, EJected in April 1982 President • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Vice~president • • • • • • ' • • • • • • • • , • • • • • • '. Sac~tar;r • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • TreaSurer • • .' •.,• . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Librarian • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Ed!tor • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Gene~ogist • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Donald Vaughn Jean Snedeger Jane Wiggins Dorotlv' Wiggins Wllma Vaughn JUIfy' SWeets' Ilah Derrick --- -MLacellaneoUB Business Cards from the Lawrence, Kansas Republ1can ' 30 JuJ..y 1857 contr1buteCl by Jean Snedegar. �113 D.C.G.S. Items for Sale Back issues of liTHE PIONEER"-$l.,SO each copt mer.toor-$2.00-non-members. Richard Cordley ~I1HISTORY OF LAiiRENCE", (Indexed)-$lO.,SO members $12.,S0non-rnembers • CopieS ot "The Original Pre-Emptions of Douglas County" (Indexed)-$'s.'sO. Copies of "The Original Landowners of the City of LawrenceY (Indexed)$6.00-(Tax and postage where applicable) write, for information - - - -- IECOMPrON TERRITORIAL DAIS the Lecom[llton Histor:i.cal Society will celebrate "Territonal Days" June 26th, 1982, at Lecompton, KSllSas. For over ten years they. have looked forward to this special day, as they are going to dedicate the opening of the Lane University Museum. This building began as the Territorial Capitol of Kansas in l86,S~and when the capital was moved to Topeka, the parti~ built building and dedicated it in June ot 1882. Now 100 y-ears later,they are dedicating it again by opening it as a Historical Museum. navid Eisenhower will be our main speaker, as it was at Lane timversity that his great grandparents, David Eisenholler and Ida Stover met ~ and married in Lecompton. The dedication will be at 2:00 p.m. on June 26th near the museum. There also will be other activities~ starting in the morning and going all day' long. Ever.yone welcome. Submitted by lona: Spencer~ Lecompton, Ks. Dear Readers: Being editor or "T~ PIONEER" has been a rewarding experience. Without the help of ID8Jly people I could not have succeeded. I extend a very special "thank you" to those or you who have contributed material, completed, ready to printJ especially Pauline Elili1'f' and Judy Sweets.I thank Jane Wiggins for all the typing she has done. I This year and Volume V have been very special because of' the privilege of' working with Edna Welling. She is accurate, prompt aJ:Jd available. Vivi~ Clough has helped us proofread and prepare'the quarterlies f'or mail~g. _ My best wishes to the next editor. �Three Parties of Em5.!1ts ~ ~ 2! tne WEant~ SO ~racted· from: , !2 Lawrence ~ .e!bz· .. Kansas Under !!!! Auspices .' Kansas Mfms: House Reports 34th Congress • 1st Session T~ volume :i.e located in the Documents Section~ -Spericer Research i'J.b:rzary. Unifersity of Kansas. Submitted by Ju~ ~~S1ieets~ Lawrence, Ks. Anson J. Stone called and sworn. To Mr. Sherman: , I reside in BostOD, Massa~huset"ts. I am' assistant treasoll'er of the Emigrant Aid Society. A. record is kept by that society of the names of those . emigrants who are sent out under itsauapices. The party ,of emigrants under Dr. '&binson, who went out irithe 'spring of 1855, J.e:tt Boston Marcl'?- 13~ 1855. I hlive a list of thOse who composed that party, copied from the original. register in the office of the compaD.1 by II\Yself. The list is contained in SJ m$orandum book, and is. attached to this deposition. The book also contains the names of those who werit· out in company with John T. Farwell, leaving. Boston March 20, 185S. 'The number of persons who have been sent out by the Emigrant Aid Society I shpuld judge to be somewhere in the neighborhood of 1,300; but I cannot state, with9ut looking over the books, what 'proportion were wanen and ch1ldren, but . there were 11l8JV' going out in families. . ;When Robinson' s party le:tt we had no information at all of the da;r of election. I do not th:l.nk arry party went out at all in reference to the dq . of election. :The emigrant aid society never. paid the expenaes of any' emigrant. I am. certain of th1s', because I have carefu.l.4r examined aU. the books and papers of the society. They' have expended no money forfireams. o.r ammunition. They',have been m1'6me~ careful in regard to that matter,8nef '~ided it in a:rq W83'. : The money of the society has been eXpended in SSWI and gr:1s't'm1lls, the hote~ in Lawrence, and in other buildings; and in no case has money been expended with any reference to the political opiDion of settlers; but all could enjoy the facilities of the investments of the society. 1he company did not issue, tickets of their own, but purchased tickets of the various lines ot transportation, and sold them~o the emigrants' for' cost. };. conductor wa¢:,~sent along,1d.th each party, but the comp8l\Y in no case paid his 'f&fe-:-; ~1?utJle"was~':-:' ~~~~lJith(:a'~.t~e ticket by the various lines of travel.. The transportation companions made the same deduction on the tickets they sold to us at a ~duced rate~ as they did to all other companies, picnic part1es~ conventions, &:c'. This is the mode in. which. business has been ordinari~ done between the comp8D1' and the emigrants. 'WheJ} -an8migrant cOmes into the office and asks. about Kansas, for 1nfo:rmation,:&:c.~ we give him. a pamphlet containing all the 1Il:fomation we have been able to gather. It did not contain any special. price ~t, his ,f~e to the. Territor.n ~ when he asked what that lIOuld be, we would st.a,te:~.wRt.at the railroa4s would furnish tickets for. They would naturall¥ com~ to our office to ~ this, because it is the office of the Kansas _ ~~ah~ .. 9,omP8IG". Thi8pamw~.et ~f',~ormation is prepared and furnished, not ~- ---.r- ..-::~;. --:c) -,~~_~ "'--, ..•. _-~).; ~O'~_'-'5r_> .":~~ ~':-; . • ; 1 ''- - - .~ _ ':" ~ :::- . . r --:. '. . .J ~ ' .......... " ~. # �115 T~e Parties of Emigrants 'Who Cane to Lawrence-CoDtinued to persuade persons to emigrate, but to avoid the trouble of answe~ all ' the' questions persons would probab~ ask us, by, g1.ving 'them the information that desire in a convenient torm. We never Urge them to go. Some, after reading our books,wuld conclude to go,.bile others would not. We could not ,tell how many did not go, but there were ~ who got these' P8ll'lplalets, did not go. As soon as enough concluded to go, to form a party, a conductOr was 'sent along with the party. Their baggage was marked to facilitate and sec~ its transportation. The connexion 'between the company and the' emigrant ceased when the ticloot was sold; 8nd there was no understanding, agreement, or promise on either side., No man ever went Ullder the auspices of this; society, for the mere purpose of voting and then retum1.ng, so far. as I know. New York City, June 27, Anson J. Stone. 1~S6. 1st P8rty-Marcn 13; 1855 ,Dr., Rob1nso~, ~nducting Agent . .: Abott, F. A., manutacturir, Lowell,Mu's. Adams, C. tamer, Bed£ord., Maas.' AdamS, W. A., Carpenter, Milton railwq Bicbrton, Thomas, Portland, Maine ,BixbY, Luther, t8l'JlJ8r, Moretown Vermont Bliss, Alexander; spar maker, New Bedford, Mass. Bolles, F., Littleton, Mass. ' Bolles, James G.,' b~obr, Boston, Mass. Bragg, C., carver, Lawrence, ~fass·. Bragg, Jaco'b,sp1nner~ Lawrence, Mus. Broc}Qa, J. W., SpringVale, Ma:1ile Bro\ll, Eliza-, NeW111'7POrt, Mass. Brown, G. F., carpente~, Pawtucket, Mass. Brown', J., tarmer, Pawtucket, Mass. Brown~ J. 4., carpenter, Greenwich, R. I. Brown, Leroy, Newburyport, Maas ~ Brom, William, tarmer, -Providence, R. I. Bullard, Saxonville, Mass. - , Bunker, J. G., Cabinet maker, Pro~denct)" R. I. Bunker, J. W., 12 years, PrOvidence; R~:.r.,. : , ' , Chase, Eliza,' clau. otJo~~jl4!'" Newburyport~Maas. Chase, Hannah, and ,3 chUdrenUDder 5 y8ars~ Newburyport, Mass. Chase, Henry, ~on of Joseph NeWburyport"lfass. ' . Chase,. Joseph, tamer, and' w1fe,Newburyport,MasS. Clealand, William, tamer, Natick" Mass. Crane, George Abel" tarmer, West Taunton, Mass. Crosby" G. L., .,'" Currier, G." stonecutter, i:.awrenc~, Mass. Dame, J,uther, Porthmouth, Maine. Davis" F., Boston, Mass. Dean, ~orge, tanner, West Taunton, Kass. Disney~ J. C-;;, BOston~ Kass-. Doane, ':A., EaStham, Maine Downes~ Daniel, teamster, cambridgeport, Mass. A., H., �116 'lst:Party-March 13, 18$$...Dr. Robinson, Conducting Agent-Continued , . Easterbrook, William, brickl.qer, Wife, mother & 2 children, Cambridgeport,Maas. Eine~on, E., Varnisher and pol1sher, Boston, Mass. . Emerson, J. M., Carpenter, Boston, Mass. EVaxis, H., shoanaker, Iqnn, Mass.' E.'vans, Iqnn, Mass. Farrisworth,. L., varnisher & c., Na8hua~ N. H. FarDsworth, Loring, varnisher &. polisher, somerville, Maas. Fes~enden, T., wife and c~ldren, Leominister, Mass. Fick, Sarah Ann, and 2 cb11c:iJ:oen unde'r $, New York. Field, Andrew H., Portland, Maine Fitz, GeorgeW~, Cambridgeport, Mass. Fogg, J. M.,Lowell, Mass. French, G. B., Brunsw.LCk, Maine Freriph, J. C., Brunswick; Maine Gatchill, B., Springvale, Maine Gookin, William H., PortsmoUth, N~ H~- -, Gorton, G. A., Carpenter, East· ~8mdch, R. I. Graws', Converse S., varn1Sher, Boston~ .Maas.Grai, Nathaniel H., varn1sher & C., wite, daughter, & granddaughter, 10 yrs, & I 3 yrs •. old, Boston, Mass. -. . - ,'. Hague, J. W., farmer, imd wife, Pl1mouth, Conn• . HammOnd, Henry, Lawrem e, Haas:. .. Hask8ll, Abner C., North Brookfield, Mass. Hathawq, C., Montpelier, Vemont' -' Has~ll, Chas., A., North Brookfield,- Mass:. Hath&wq, . George W. , farmer, Fairhaven, Mass. Henderson, Wn. P., Portsmouth,' N.' H. Herrc;tndeen, L. M., Cooper, Palmer, Mass; Hersey, Ebenezer, shOemaker, wife, & 6 children, lOyrs., 7 yrs., 3 yrs., 2 yrs., & 1 yrs., Wql8nd, Mass. - . Hig~s, Hiram, carpenter, F8.1rhaven, Mass. High, Rev. W~ C., Northampt.on, Mass. Hubb~" .Moses', machinist, South Berw1ck'~ Maine Hubbard, Pa~ R., Carpenter, South Berwick, -Maine Hutc¥nson, W., and wite, West Randolpli,' Vel'lllOnt Hutch;lnson, William, west Randolph, Vennont Ingraham, E;~ D., Coventry, R. I. lrigraham, P •. ' Coventry, R. '1. . Irish, Albert, manufacturer, Biddeford, Maine Jones" E:., . .. ,..Kell~, Joseph, cabinet maker, Baden; Germ8.rv" Kellogg, Kate E., teacher, Belchertown; Maas. Kimba;Ll, Mrs. Frederick, Fitchburg,·'Mass. Kimball, Mrs. Samuel, Fitch'b~,Jo{aSEJi. Kloppenburg, H. farmer,'LOwell, MaSs. Landon, E. A;, cutler, wife, and son, 8 yrs.,P~uth, Conn. Lewis:' Samuel, hair drSsser." N. Y. '. Lewis; Willian caulker~ N. Y•. Linco:pt, J. M., Cambridgeport; 'Maas. Liscom, C., Montpelier, Vel'lllOilt- , .--- -LitChfield, Leonard, Leominster, Mass. J., J.; B., " �117 lst ,Par\;y-March 13, 18SS~. ~b1nson, Conducting Agent..coDtinued Livingston, B. G., Fitchburg, Mass.' Locke, Frederick J." West Cambridge', Mass. Loc!p.ey, J,., Leominster, Maas. L(!)cJP.ey, J. L., Leomin1ster, Mass. Lord" A." Augusta, Maine. Luce, J. watcbmakerj LawrenCe, Mass'. MarShall, Andrew B., teacher, East Weare, N. H. M~hall, William B., tarmer, arid wite, East Weare, N. H. Marshall, William, mason, Fitchburg, Maas. Mc Nannie, J., weaver, Millv.l.llB, Mass. Miller, Joseph C~, tinm.8n, Prov.l.deriCe, R. I. Moore, Hanson, ShOemaker, South Berwick; M,aine ,Morrl.son, , Ab~el, painter,' Lawrence; Mass. Perry, S., carpenter, Di~ton, Mass. ~ll1ps, Dl,~bin:lst, S'aco, Maine-' PUlsbury,' L. H., carpenter, Londoilderr,y, N~ H~' or Vt.? RawSon, Ellen, 10 yrs, W8llace, 7 yrs,., Geo. H., 2 yTS., Worchester, Mass. RawSon, 0., Lmirence, Mass. ' Redland, Nathan E.,,' Mason, Buxton, ' Maine Reed, Josiah, tin plater, Portland, Maine Rice', J •. B., BoxDury, Mass. " , Rll.ym9s, George, machinist; Lawrence, Mass. Salfier, William, storekeeper" S'aco, -Maine. Seavy-" R." carpenter" ',Lawrence" Mass'~ Sea~rance" H. M." CambridgepOrt; Mass'. Smith, Samuel, shoemaker', Dorchester,N. ,J. Smith, Sanliel C., Cambridgeport, Mass. Stone, Abram . stone, Jesse, and son, Henry, Medstone, Mass'. Stone, Mary -B. '" ~ Swift, Francis B., Printer, Brunswick, Maine Taber, Horace W., stone cutter, Holland, Vt. Tolman, Chas. F., Jr., shoemaker, Gloucester, M8as~. Traslt, Trott" AJnos', Portsmouth,' N. H. Vogel:-, Heman, cabinet maker, Saxony, Illinois Waite, W. B." Portsmouth, Maine" ,>',; Waters, A. ~ .• , jeWeller" Providence, R. ,t~ Wate~,Ji. '~~' jeweller, ProVidence, R.' I. Yentw,Orth, H. H." machinist; PrOv.l.dence, R. I. Whitaker" S." 'machinist, Lawrence" Maas. Wilbur,C. engineer, and wite, Boston, Mass'. ,Wilson, Springvale" M:~ " ,,' Wright, A. C~, shoemalter,';:Natlck, M~s. Wynn~; A.j:we.Il~,,~,Mil1v.l.llB, Masi:f.' _:" 'W,Ynn, ~ engineer, Millville, Mass. Wynn,,: S. A." designer,,-M111v.l.lle, -·Mass., W., I , E., , H., L., J.,. -- I he~by celrliif)' that ~e atoreg6ing ~s. a t~ cow of the original. list of the t~rst.spriiig party tor 'Kansas under the auspices of the New England Emigrant :Aid Company, which lett Boston on March 13, ~8SS. - ----- I .. Thomas H. Webb, .. Secret8l'7 New England Emigrant Aid Comp~ �U8 Second party" March 20" 185S" John T. Farwell conducting agent Abott" George j ProVidence, R. I. . AthE;lrton, H8IU'7, farmer, and wife; and 2 children, Ellen M-12 yrs; Henr.y F • ..;6 yrs. Barton, Peter,. house joiner, wife, 2 girls 4 yrs, and 1nf'ant boy" 3 yrs. B~s, . Henry, Larence, Mass. . . Bas~m, L. boot & shoe dealer,' £rom ? Beath, Charles 8., carpenter, Bath, Maine Bentley, Robinson, ProVidence, R. I ~ Blaisdell, John H., carpenter, Southampton, N. H. Brown, Isrsel H., farmer, Wilmot, N. H. Brown, Jonothan, fanner, W::l.lmost, N. H. .. . . BroWn, Joseph, carpenter, andson~ Andrew F .,3fyrs, Lowell, Mass. Brollin, Levi farmer, Lowell, Mass. BroWn, Susan Lowell, Maas. . Burroughs, E~ W.,. carpenter, ProVidence; R. I.' Chappell, Edward,' farmer, and wile, Blackstone, Mass. Chas l, Benjamin E.". Sa1em~ :,M~s. ChOate" Isaac P., teacher, )Napl.es, }1ai.ne Colby, Christ, c., tarmer, 'Springtield, N. H. Colby, John B., tanner, Springfield, N•. H. Colby, Samuel, tarmer, S,~gtield, N. H. Cooley, Carlos, teacher, Worcester,-Mass. Damo~, Joseph.'IThomaa, t~r, Cochituate, N. I.? Darling, Thomas, tanner:,' Middleboro, Mass. ,. Davis, Behjm;n1n, tarmer, son JaS ....age·12, Pawtucket, R. I. Dole, Henry S., operative, Lowell, Mass. Douglas, David, farmer, Pawtucket, R. I. Farnum, James, carpenter; S,~ia~ Mass. Fricker, George, laborer, Blackstone,' MaSs. Full~ Lorenzo, D.:' carpenter, Andover, Mass. Ful~r, Albert, carpenter, Pawtucket, R. I. GoOdrich, Josiah H.~ tarmer, Mt. Vernon, N. H. Goodwin, . James painter, Boston, Mas·s. Gree~, Jos. G., and wife, 2 sons, 11 yrs, 8 yrs., Dumnarstown, Vt. Guild, Edwin, teacher, ''Walpole, N. H. Hackett, Lavinia, Lowell, Mass. . " Hackett, Nathan, manufacturer, LOWell, Maaa. Hagar~ D." tarmer, and Wite, Rindge, N. H. Halbawer, Christina, Dedham, Mass." -- -Halbairer, Ernest, operative, son 'Charles(?) ,Dedham, Mass. Haskell, Jas. B ... operative, WOl"Chester, Mass. Haske~l, John, operative, Worchester, Mass. Haskell, Loverett, tarmer, arid wite, Claremont, N. H. Hovey ~ William H., farmer, and· wite, Francis W~, and Mrs. Horne and daughter 3 yrs., Cambr1dgepcrt, Vt.~ Janes; Jol;m, tarmer,'Forboro, Mass.' Johns~, AlonZo, Gratton, 11. -H. Johnso,n, Nathan, tarmer, Gratton, N. H. . J~n8S,: Sarah; intended bride ot Wa:Ll.ace S-argent, Keene,' N. H. KJ.ng, ~ohn, senant tor Mrs. J. H. Nichols, Dunmerstown Vt. Lee, B~rnard, operati~, L~ll, Mass. ' -Lee,-Jas.,operative, Lowell, Mass. H., E., W., R., I �119 Second party,March 20, 1855, John T. Farwell conducting agent-Cont1nued Lee~ Patrick, operative, Lowell, Mass. Low,Willard, farmer, Fitchburg~ Mass. Mattoon" Isaac, blacksmith, Walpole, N. H. Mc Cabs, John, Providence, R. I. Mqq, Elisha F., fai\uer, Orleans, Mass. Miller, Charles, shoemaker, and wife', Walpole" N. H. Mitchell, William" shoemaker, Bridgewater" Mass. Mo~e, William H., Topsham, Maine ," Nicholls" Mrs. J. and-husband, Dumrierstown" Vt. Nichols, Geo.W." lilmber dealer, Boston, Mass. Page,t, Thomas, his, wife, Iaabella,Lowll, Mass. P~r, Daniel W.' inacbillist, and gUnSmith, South Andover, N. Y., Mass.? ParkinJiJqJ:ln ,A., farmer, son"'15 yrs and daughter Pearee,Geo. W~" tin plate 1IOrker wife, 1 boy' 13, 2 girls 10 & 14 yrs, 2. boys" : 3 & 1 year. Pieree" J. N., trader,-New Bedford" Mass. PierCe, Thomas E., ·'c:arpenter, WalpolEll;' N. H. Plat~, Aaron E., farmer, and Wife; Rindge, 'N. H. Potter, Ezra A., painter, rrovidence, R. I. Potter, Geo. A., Providence" 'R. I. Potter" otisj jeweller, 'ProVidence, R. I. Pray~ \h. F." So Berwick, Maine ' Presqott, Samuel M., blaCksmith" Southhampton, N. H. Preston, Marcellus, LOvell, Maas. Pres~on, Monroe , Manchester, N. H. Rawson, H. K., carpenter, and wife, Worchaster, Mass. Richardson, G. P., grocer, Providence, R. I. Rowe, S. C., painter, Boston~ Mass. Runja, Charless, operative, wife, Minnie, Louisa, 11 yrs-ChrisUne, 4 yrs, Pedham" Mass. ' Sarge,nt, James, farmer" Dumnerstown" Vt. Sarge;t, Wallace, Keene" N. H. ' ' Shaw, John N., farmer, Gratboii" N. H."~ , Smith, Benj., carpenter, S()uthboro, Mass. Smith, Chas. carpenter, and wile, Lowell, Mass. Smith" Eldridge,:,G., Southboroj Mass;;'" ' ,Stowe" Benjamin, farmer, wifs; and son, 9 mos., Kindge" N. H. Stowe J Warlen" farmer, Rindge, N. H. Sumner" Shad E., Clerk, Boston" Mass. Thomas, Nathaniel M., MaSon, W'qland, Mass'. Thurston, Phebe Lowell; Mass";' "".. ,. Tranaler, Adolphe, operative" Dedham,,'·Mass. Trott,', Isaac C., shipmaster, Bath, Maine Trott, Walter C." suler, Bath, Maine ~urner" E'dward, OlzieYv111e, "R. 'I. Walker:, George, currier~' Pawtucket,' R. I. Walton:, Edward A.,farriier, SalomI Mass. Whitcomb, Albert, and wife" Keene, N. H. 'Whitney, Mrs. widow, 'Keene, N. H. . . , .~i~on~ -John H., flmller, Worcheater, Mass. H., W., A., I, �l2.0 Sec?nd partY'-March 20~ 18$$, John T. Farwell, conducting agent-Continued WiUon, 'Wa1ter~ farmer~ Worchester, Mass. Wooauan~ Edward, Lawrence, Mass. Wright~ Alpheus, f8J.'m8r, Westford, Mass. Wright ~ Erastus, farmer ~ Wes~ford, Mass~ Wright, Erastus E., farmer, Westford, Mass. Young, Charles H., Lowell, Mass. I herbY' ce~ that the foregoing'is a true cow- of the original list of the seoond spring'party for Kansas, under the auspices of the New England Emigrant Aid Company', which left Boston on March 20, 18S$. Boston, June 26, 18$6 I ThOmas H. Webb, Secretary New England Emigrant Aid CoIilpaxw - .... -- Third partY'~ March 27, 18SS, Dr. Hunting conducting agent " ,-- , " Armington, Russell D.~ ProvidSnce,'-R. I. Boormn, Benjamin C~; carpenter~ John B.', and James B., 10 yrs,Faunton, !-tass. Buf'f'mn, E.S~, shoemaker," and wife, S8lam, Mass. Buf'~, George, carpenter, Salem~ Mass. Burt, J. S., Sutton, Mass. . " Carr, Robert W., lawyer, Mechanic Falls, Maine Colman, L. Dwight, Northairipton~ Mass. Cone, Rev. William M.~ Pawtucket, R. I. Dewitt, William, Claremont, N~'-H~ " Dov,: John T.~ tailor, Wife, and child, 3 TrS, Hartford, Conn. Duml, Leonard, NorthaITipton, Mass. Earle, William, Claremont, N. H. Eaton, Charles, Peterboro, N. H. Eato~, Charles R., Peterboro; N~'H. " E:aton, T1motl\v, shoe manufacturer, -West "-Cambr:l.dge, Mass. Farrington, E.benezer, farmar~ FrancistoWll, N. H. Fismr, S,mnuel~ farmer, Greenfield ~ N. H.-' Goo~~ William E., Printer ~ Norway, M8.ine Gr83'~ Alonzo, carpenter, Newport, R". -I. Gross, w. Y., carperiter,DuXb~, Mass. Hibbard, G. W.M., blacksm1th, Lisbon, N. H. HickS, "Joseph, shoemaker, Plaistow, N. H. Lee, :Al.len B., Cumberland, R. I."" " Holcomb, Cornellus, and wife, Northampton~" Mass."-Hubo~, Frederick, carpenter, and wife, Salem, Mass. Jones, Sandford, OXford, -Mass. KeheW, Joseph, Salem, Mass •. ' Kendall, "Franklin,fa:rmer, Boston, Maas'. Keyse, Daniel, farmer;' Claremont, N. H. Lee, G. W.~ Cumberland, 'R. I. Lee, Mrs. H. H., Cumberlarid, R. I. ~ Leis, I Henry, a nd wife, sons, WIn." ane:f 'Geo. ~ Provi.dence, R. I. Lewis ~ Francis, machin1st, West Cambridge, Mass. MatheS, J." N., painter, Lawrence, Mass. I -- _______ Mel~r, John, tailor, Salem, Mass. , �121 Third party, March 27, 1655, Dr. Hunting conducting agent-coatinuing. , " Miles, Augustus, engineer" 'Concord, Ma8s. Morae, George M., expressman, Providence, R. I. O'Donnell, John, Boston, Mass. " Peckham, Asher R., carpenter, girl-9 yrs, 2 boys 7 & 5 yrs, Faunten, Mass. Pari!on, E. C., farmer, Hartford, Conn." , Be~eld, Joseph and 'wife" 2 children under 4 yrs., Hartford, Conn. Ricker, John farmer, Boston" Mass. Rid~ Daniel, tailor, wife" and child, -3 yrs; Hartford, Conn. Rogers, Orin, trader, and wife, Hartford, Conn. Rowe, George, Iqme, N. H. llowe" Jacob .. farmer" LyDie" N. H.sawin" Charles,.;L., L1ttlEJt;on" Maas." SCott, David, carpenter; ProVidence, "R. I;. Seagrave, Edward, miri1Ster, DOY, David W." 14 yrs,Prov1dence" R. I. Shephard, Johil W., Clerk, NaShua" -N. H. .. " , , Smith, Charles R~, tin plater" EastCambrldge, Maas. Swett; J., carpenter, Claremont, N. H. "', "'TabOrj::4t ..,~~., sa1lmaker," arid wife, New Bedford, Maas. Thotias,' E. W. ,H ... farmer, wife" Edward, 16 -rrs, 2 girls, 11 & 13, intant,P'Y.::"':~si~~'":":'~') : Biddeford, Maine ""Thtn:'low, Stephan H... carpenter, Newb\ir1POrt, Mass. Wal~ford, Miss B.; teacher; C18remont" N. H. Wardwell, Addison, famer; Penobscot, Maine Ward,we1l" Ma1"3", Penobscot, 'Maine Web~ .. Henri C., Sutton, Maas. Webb, George W., Sutton, Mass. Welch, 'Patrick, Uxbridge, Mass. Wins;Low, James and "wife, New"Bedford, Mass. Wright, T. J., farmer, daughter, 8 years, C~~nt, N. H. G., I herby certify that the atoregoing is a true copy of the origirialUst of the third spririg party'for"Kansas" under thS auspices of the New England Emigrarrt Aid CompalV', which lett Boston on March 27.. 1855. Boston.. June 26.. 1856 'ThOmas H. Webb, Secret'a.r,y New England Emigrant Aid Company - .. - -- Lawrence Republican, Jul{ 30, 1857- Miscellaneous Business carcls. Ross: & Howland i Cab1llet makers, undertakBn:t, and sign painters. :Tennessee Street, Lawrence, K. T. Juq 23-6 M G. M. & J. S.' Cornelius ;Merchant ta1lors, Winthrop Street, next door west ,House, Lawrende, Kansas. or MorroVJ F. Johnson 'Geo. W. Veale I Il Johnson & Veal8 ~lesa.J.e and retail dealers' 'in geiier81 mercliandise, Quindaro, Kansas. Agents for the sale ot Pittsburg Salamander sates and German anchor 901ting cloths. ' Particular attention g1veD to putting up orders. �122 Obituaries published in Douglas County Newspapers; Kansas Herald of Freedom (KHF) Lawrence Republican Weekly (LR) Date Name 1855 0 f Birth 58 yrSJ. ALBOT(ABBOT), Joshua 9 mo. 15 da.' ASENATH, Emma; about 82' yrs. BALDWIN, B. A. BALLOO, Dr. Jonathan 30 yrs. BLuE~ACKET, Henry BURJ?ITT, Willie Claranc e 1 yr. '27 da ~ BURIEIGH, E'llen Frances; 11 yrs;. 2 mo. CAl'1PBELL, Cornelius, 56' , CLARK, Doct. ('1) H. abt. 44 yrs'. CO,RYj Davis S. 21 yrs~ DEER, Sarah " 2:8 irrs. DOW, Chas. W. abt. 22 yrs. I Date of Death --- Source 5 June 19 Nov 1854 31 March 12 May KHF-9 JUne p.3 KHF-14 April p.3 KHF-7 April p.3 KHF-19 May p~3 KHF-26 May p.4 KHF-7 July P'~ '1 KHF-IO Feb p.3', KHF-28 Apr p.3 KHF-2 Jiune p.3 KHF' 13 Oct p~3 KHF-13 Octp.3 KHF-24 Nov.p.3 1 Dec., p.3 KHF~5 May p.3 KHF-14 Apr p.3 KHF-27 Oct p.3 KHF-24 Nov pi.3 1 Dec: p.3 KHF-24 Mar p.3 KHF-27, Oct p.3 KHF-7 Apr p.3 KHF-27 Oct p-~3 KHF-26 May p.4 KHF-15 Sept p'.3 KHF-22 Sept p.3; KHF-17 Feb p.3 KHF-7 Apr p.3 KHF~24 Mar p.3 KHF~24 l'iar p.3 KHF-24 Nov p.3 1 Dec p'.3 KHF-27 Oct p.3~ KHF-24 Feb p.3 KHF-ll Aug p.3 KHF-29 Sept p.3 KHF-7 Apr p.3 KHF-22 Sept p.):; KHF-ll Aug p.3 KHF-30 June p.3 KHF-21 July'p.3 KHF-5 Hay p.3' KHF-16 June p~2 KHF-16 June p,.2 KHF-13, Oct P;J KHF-7 July p.? 3 May 5 July 2 Feb 27 April 29 May 4 Oct 13 Oct ' I FISH, Mrs. Consort FLANDERS, Leander GOSs], Susan Alice HADIEY, Daniel P. abt. 50 yrs~ 5 yrs~ 4 mo~ 8 da. 4 yrs.' 3 mo. 43 yrs. 29 April 3 April HARD~R, Willis'S. 32 yrs~ 22 irs. 15yrs 3 March 8 Oct HARLOW, '~1ary ',P • HERRICK; Hrs. Lois HERRICK, Nathan HUBBARD, D. L. JOHNSON, E'ric Honroe LEONARD, Mary Ann . LITC.ijFIELD, Lewis L. LITCIWIELD, Harriet'S. LOVELACE:, Eleanor A. LUM, ;Annie K. MO~, Mr. NICHOIS, George PETTENGIL, Clarrie REYNOLDS, Elizabeth ROBINSON, Louis, C. SAVAGE" Charles Leonard SAWINj Arabella M. SCAlES', Nathaniel SPEITER,Henry STONE,! T. J. TAFT, :Juliet VEACH,~ Thomas VEACH, I, Mrs;. Thomas, WHITCoi,ffi ,Increase WILHARt, 31 yrs;. 8 yrs:. "14 da. 23 yrs ~ , 40 yrs~ 7 mo. 42 yrs': 34yrs. 2 yrs.l mo. 13 da. 18 yrs. 71 yrs. 14 mo'. ' 67 yrs,. 19 mo. 25 da. 1 yr. ' 6 yrs'. -3 mo. 17 yrs; 17 da. 20 yrs~ 25 yrs,~ 22 yrs,. ' 50 frrs. abt. 25 yrs;. 6 Nov 28 March 10 October 14 May 4 September 25 August 11 February 7 April 11 March 13' Harch 29 August 13 February 9 August 2 September 5 April 13 August 2 August 4 June 17 July 1 May last of May last of May 6 October 5 J.uly �123 Obituaries published in Douglas County Name WI~»I, S. D. vlILTSE" t-1ary E:. WOODRUFF, Francis G. Newspapers~Continued 1855 Date of Birth Date of Death Source 20 yrs,. 4 mo. 1 yr. 7 mo. 28 ~1ay 23 July 4 September KHF-2, June p.3 KHF-ll Aug p.3 KHF-22, Sept p.3 ):" December 16 October 15 October 9 November 12 January 18 October 22 January 28 October 24 March 12 February 12 February , 12 Oc,tober 22 October 21 April 6 December KHF-20 Dec p.3' KHF-8 Nov. p.4 KHF-8 Nov p.4 KHF':'29 Nov p.3 KHF-27 Jan p.3 KHF-8Nov p.4 KHF";'26 Jan p.3:, KHF-8 Nov p~2 KHF..;,5 Apr p.3\ KHF-16 Feb p.3 KHF-23 Feb p.3 KHF-8 Nov p~4 KHF-8 Nov p:.4 KHF-26 Apr p.3' KHF-20 Dec' p.? 17 October LR-22: Oct ll>'~3, LR-22 Oct p.3\ LR-22 Oct p).3 KHF-28 Nov p.3~ KHF-ll July p.3') LR-18 June p~3; LR-17 Sept p.3\ KHF-19 Sept p'.3 LR...5 Nov p.3' LR-30 Ju~ p~3i, LR-30 Ju~ p.3 KHF-26 Dec p • .31 KHF-14 Nov p~3, KHF-5 Sept p.? KHF-4 July p~3 KHF-25 Apr p~3 KHF-25 Apr P;~3:, LR~25 June p.3:, KHF-31 Jan p.3', KHF-3 Jan p:.3} KHF-21 Nov p'.3; KHF-17 Jan p~3 LR-24'Sept p~3 KHF-30 M~ p.3: 1856 1 , ARMSTRONG, Sarah Jane ASHLEY, Dr. M. B. BARNARD, Miss S. A. BIS~, Harmon DUNPAN, Willis FRENCH, Martha J. GILLPATRICK, Jane 'H. GOLDEN" HARLOW, KNIGH!', KNIGH!', Mr. yrs~ 2.7 yrs~ 26 13 40 yTs;~ yrs)~ a4 yrs~ 69 Yrs~ 22 yrs~ 48 yrs~ ~~W.H. Oscar Robert Charles; Marianne MILlER, Dr. John. Jay SMI'rH, Hannah B. WILMARTH, Julia Anna; w:rnx>IE:, )0 25 yrs,. Mary S. 2 mo. yrs,~ 23 yrs,~ 35 yTs;. 8 mo. 3' da;. 1857 ADAM3, John'I. Ira, BEDDCEs'" Wm. E. BEDDbES, Sarah BUFFUM, Julia Augusta' CHAS~, Willie " COLEMAN, Frank C. COLr14N, Samuel Cabbot COLMAN, Samuel Cabbot CORNELIUS', GilbertM. CRACKLIN, Mrs. Julia A. DELAND,' Mary DUNC~N, Willis Edward ELDRIDGE:, 'James; M. FRY, Chas. Samuel GARVI~, Robert HAMMOND, Ellen HAMMOND, Charl.es! Jerry HANKS', o. HASKE+£., S. Fra.i1klln HERRICK, Elmal HILLMAN ,Miss; Catharlne HUTCIqNSON, Alma V. JOHNSON, Walter _KILLAr1, Francis 31 yrs. 18 mo. '. 36 yra:. 6 yrs'~ 24d.a:. 2:yrs. 3 mo~ 14 da. 9 yrs~ 6 mo. IIlfant 30 yrs ~10 mo. 29 da". 27 yrs". 11 mo ~ 10 mo.' 39 yrs;. 1 yr. 5 mo. 22 yrs,~ 10 yrs. 6 yrs:. " 25 yrs~ 50 Yrs;~ 43 yrs;~ 27 yrs. 5 yrs~'10 mo. 52 yrs. 4" October 14 16 21 12 13 September November May J,une September 13 September 29 October 26 J~ 25 July 2.0 December 4 November 2 September 27 June 5 April 13 J(pril 26 cJi'anuary 14, December 5 November 6' JanUary 13 S'eptember 25 May �Obituaries; published in Douglas County Date Name ~D, Infant son 0 l:857-Continued f Birth 5 wk. 5 da. LAnD, Mary W" T. 31 yra' LAW, George 37 yrs ~ , MARSHALL, Andrew' B. 24 yrs~ 10 mo. MITCHELL, Archibald 36 'Yrs:. ' MUDGE, Gideon ' abt. 35 yrs;. NORTON, Rev ~ H. N. 47 yrs;~ NORTON, Rev. H. N. 47 Yrs~ REED, EdWin B. 2:3 yrs:~ REEP, Edwin E,. 2J yrSi~ RE~, Lillie G~ 12 yrs,~ REED, Lillie G~ 12 yrs;~ PRATT, Sarah 'D •. ' '29 yrs'. 8 mo. RODERIIijPE"Dr. Michael A. 48 yrs:' RO¢" Clarence Melville 4 yrs;.9 mo. ROY, A~ D. ' 21 yrs~ SAVAGE, .AniandaB. jO"yrs. SCOTT, James H. ., SHAW, Dr. Williani 67 Yrs'~ SIMMONS, Mrs. Jane J2yrs. SUT$RLAND, Hr. S'. Newspapers~ontinued Date of Death Source 29 November 22 January 13 February 22: 'September 26 September 27 August 27 August 17 JUly 17 July 25 August 25 August 12 Jurie 11 June 4 May 18 July 17 JUne 10 June J'October 20 June 2' June KHF-31 Jan p.~)' KHF-31 J'an p.3' KHF-2 May p.3: KHF-24 Oct P'.J;i LR-22 Oct p~1 LR-8',Oat p.3 LR-IO Sept p.3~' KHF-12. S,ept 'p.3 LR-IJ Aug p.5 KEF-22: Aug p'.3 LR....17Sept p.3 KHF-19 Sept pi.3 LR-18 June p.3 KHF-20 June' p.3', KHF-9 May p\~3 LR;';"l)'; Aug p ~5 LR0..2 July'p.3' KHF-20 J,une p.3 LR-24 Sept P.J) LR~9 July p.3\ LR-4 June'p.3 1858 BAm$TT, a' son COLL[NS, a daughter FOS~R, Robert Pitt jrilo. 10 da. FULLER, J'ames Munroe" -GODDARD, George Th~cher' 33 yrs,. GRAH.fJ1, LOuisa o. (mss) --- . , GRAHAM;, Mrs:. Martha' 53yrs,. HOUVER, Mr. " KNAPP, Nancy S1 2.9'yrs,. IENHART, Charles PADDOCK, C~. REED, Mirinie FlondaRODRIQUE:,Andrew! SRAEFF, Mr. SHORE, Sarah THACHBR, Kate Angell THURStON, Elisha: 'M. WHIT~, Roxy Ann . WOODFORD ,Pauline M. --- lyre 4 mo. 48 yrs~ 28"yrs. I 4' April 30 November 10 February 18 April 7 February lfMarch 24 February 8 'April 19 March 22. January 17 April 9 February 26 January KHF~17 KHF~lO Apr p';3) Apr p'~l KHF-25 Dec p'.3 KHF-13; Feb p.3: KHF-l May p.3\ KHF~20 Feb p.3 KHF-20 Mar",p~3: KHF~2.7 Mar p~l KHF-27 Mar p.3 KHF-3 Apr p.1 10, Apr p.31 KEF';'lO Apr p.? KHF-8 May p.J; KEF-IO Apr p.3 KEF-l May p:.2 KHF-27 Mar p,.3 KHF-30 Jan P';3' KHF-23 Apr p~2 KHF-13 Feb p~3 KHF-l3 Feb p.3 1859 BACKUS:, SO!} BAIIEY:, Gamailiel --- KHF~13 Aug p~? KHF-2 July p.2, �12S Obituaries published in Douglas, County Newspapers,-Continued 1859-Continued Date of Birth Date of Death Source -Name ---- ---- 25 yrs:. 6 mo. BAKER, S'arah E.. BEEKHAM, Fountain' BR&~TER, Moses C. BRODERICK, Senator 68 yrs. 9 mo. BRQ1rlN, Abigail H. BR~, Fred, abt. 40 yrs. CAMERON, A. D. DENSMORE:, ---' 52 'yrs. DODGE" Rev. J. Ev[~GTON, Dr. J. G. 3mo~ FRA?IER, Infant 6 m.O~ 7 da. FRY ~ Frederick Cephas; GLEASON, Polly H. ' 68'yrs ~ 4 mo ~ HORNBY, William B. HOmnrr, Mary Virginia 23" yrs. 8 mo. 19 da:. HUGH, William HUNT, Leigh 75 yrs ~ HIATT , Farmey Elizabeth 38 yrs.6 mo. JENKINS, Gaius ' 23 yrs~ JOSLIN, Theron A. 11 mo. JUDSON, Elizcabeth KISSEL, John. IESTp:R, Robert' LITTlE" John. H. Me QUEEN,JohnCrison 3 yrs'.· 8 da. ME:RC'HANT, Prudence '14yi:s'•. r-ERRIAM, Rebecca Jackson 34 ''firs. MI~R, Irene 4 mo.' " MINEjR, Lucy 59 yTs,~ 9 mo ~ MITCHBLL, William H. 54 yrs;. 4 mo. 4 yrs, PHILIPS ~ Teqidon RICE" C. C. SA'!'t1i?SON, Eliza1 w. SHAW~ James SMIT~, Lucretia B. 2:7 yrs. STEARNS, 'Charlie 20 mO. SNYDER, Henry .5 yrs. 3 mo. SNYDER, Emily T. J yrs. 7 mo. VON l.fl1MBOLDT.',Baron ' - 91 yrs: Freqerick Henry Alexander WATTIES, -John O. abt. 40 yrs:. WILIJ;AMS', Ellen W~ - 4?yrs;. ~~LTSE:(WILTRE,) ,.J.Q~ .... ,",,-, I .' ~ rr~l. 9, ~91! ___ , - .. '.",.. 8 March 13 October 8 October £0 Aug 1856 1 March 8 March 5 November 1 September ~6:M~ 28 August 19'/l.pril :t6 May l"March 16 January J November 2'9 August 13 March' 16 Augus,t 21 SepteInber 14 March 25 October' l],November 2 September i January 17 August 24 July 19 November 12 December 6 ,May 21 Septslnber February ·6"March .. 14 ~'-" Copied and contributed by Jean Snedeger, Lawrence, Kansas I KHF-12 Mar p.). KHF-12 Nov p.2 KHF-18 J·une p,·.2 KHF-15 Oct p·.2 KHF-15 Oct p.3 KHF-3' Dec: p.2 KHF-2:6 Mar p.3 KHF-19 Feb p.3: KHF- 12. Mar p,.3 KHF-4 J·une p'.2, KHD~5 June p..2 KHF-12, Nov p.). KHF-3 Sept p.). KHF-2.8 M~ p.3 KHF";'l Oct p~3 KHF-.5 Nov p.l KHF-17 Sept p'.2, KHF-30 Apr p.3:· KHF-2, Apr, p.3 KHF-4 June p.2 KHF.,;,5 Mar p~3 KHF-5 Novp.2 KHF-2.6 Nov p~2 KHF-22 Jan p.4 KHF-12 Nov p~3 KHF-3 Sept pS, KHF-26 Mar p~3 KHF-3 Sept p'.3 KHF-8 Oct p~3 KHF-2 Apr. p.3 KHF-29 Oct p.3 KHF-19 Nov p.3 KHF-3 Sept p.3 KHF-9 July p.3 KHF-3 Sept p.3 KHF-6 Aug p'.? KHF-26 Nov p.3 KHF-17 Dec p.3 KHF-4 J,ilne p.l KHF-9 JUly p.? KHF-1 Oct p.3, KHF-19 Feb p.3 KHF-26 l1ar p.3 �]26 LAWRENCE; REPUBLICAN (WEEKLY) Vol. I. No. 31, Lawrence, Kansas Thursd~, December 24, 1851 PRO CLAH AT ION T0 ,THE: PEOPlE OF KANSAS TERRITORY: , In pursuance of the 2d Section of the Act of the legislative assarnbly approved the 11th De'cember, 1851, entitle d "An Act submitting the Constitution framed at Lecompton, under the Act of Legislative assembly of Kansas Territory, entitled, IIAn Act to provide for taking a census and of election of delegates to a convention, passed February 19th 1851." I, FREDERIC P. STANTON, Acting Governor of Kansas Territory, do hereby appoint the following Commissioners for the several counties named. Whose duty it shall be, in pursuance of said law, to establish voting preCincts in their respective Counties, and appoint three Judges of election in each precinct, fori the election to be held on the _4th day of January, 1858: to wit: Leavenworth County-..;,A'dam Fisher, S. N. Latta, '~d Geo. W. Purkins. Atcip.son County--Chas. F. KOb, Ca1eb}f~, and J. T. Hereford. Doniphan County--Thomas H. Mc Cullock, Isaac Tollman, and Ebenezer Blackiston. Brown County--Orville Root; Thos. J. Druinmond, and tlilliam C. Foster. Nemclha CountY--Thos. Newton, Royal U. Torrey, and C. Beurre. Pot~watomieCounty--Robert Wilson, Uriah Cook, and A. Jackson Chapman. Marspall County--J. H. Hiddleton, W-. S. Blackburn, and J. E. Clardy. Riley County--J. N. Horris, Dr. A. Hunting, and- Geo. Hontague. Calhoun CountY--Abram Ray,' w:.rn. Owens, and Dr. Oden. Jefferson County~Wm. Grigsby, Jesse Newell, and J. Hollingsworth. Shawnee County~-A. Polley, W; S. G~lord, arid-Elliot Carriger. Coffey County--lthn. R. Saunders, S. H. :p,arsons, and Hardin Mc Mahon. Woodson County--Chas. Cameron, John Woolman. ' Richardson County-..;james Fletcher, S. T. Ross, and S. A. Baldwin. Brackinridge County--Dr. E:. P. Bancroft, E;. Goddard, and Wm. Griilsley. ~1adisori CountY--A. D; Graham, S. C. Brown, 'and Harmon G~ Elliott. Johnson County--Benj. Dare, 'Joseph Mathews, and JamesD. Allen.Lykiris CountY--H. H. Williams, Johri Yelton, and Dr. W. Heiskill. L;inn :County--David Sibbett, E. Barnes~ and Dr. J. H. Barlow. Bourbon County--Dorn' and .!vIc Gee.;.-B. B; Newton, Jno.Hamilton, Gov. E. Ransom. Douglas County--Robt,. J. Nelson, J. B. Abbot, and James Blood. Franklin County--Jacob A. Marcell, P. P. 'Elder, and J. A.Reid~ Anderson County--Davis Franldnberger; Dr .R. Gilpatrick, and w;;.nr. M. Arri:y. Allen & Greenwood'County--J. A. Coffee, WatsonStewaxt, and A. H. Riever. Davis I County--Jas. W. Blair,E:. 'N. Thurston, aild WIn. B.I'1arshall. Wise County--T. 8. Huffacke'r, E:. Hosier, arid S. H. Hays. Hunter County--E,. R. Zimmerman, Dr. Wiebly. Given under the seal of the Territory at Lecompton, this the 19th day of December, 1851. ; Fred P. Stanton, Acting Gov. Copie~ and submitted by Jean Snedeger, Lawrence, Kansas. �127 DOUGLAS COUNl'Y KANSAS MARRIAGE RB.CORDS 1869 From books 2 and 3 in the office of the Clerk of the Speciali~ed division of ,the District Court" Room 144" Law and Judicial Building" Lawr~nce, Kansas--Copied and proofread by Edna Welling" Vivian Clough, and Mary Jamison" April 1982. - Bride groom . Bride Date Adams, Jabez Arvil" t-iarcisse Audinwood, Simeon Austin, Vernon D. Baldwin" George A. Bandel, William Barker" Daniel Barricklow, George R. Barricklow, Henry ~articklow, H. V. D. Batdorf, Samuel Beach, David C. Benedict, Hucius R. Bertschinger, Adolph Beureau, Henry Bowen, 'Zadok C. , (Zadack) Bowyer, Henry Bragg, James l.f. Breldleisen, William Brinkman, August Brock, Cornelius Brooks, Henry M. Brown, Levi Bruegger, Christian Bunk'). ~. J ()hn Burgin, Willia'll Carey, W. M. Carlson, Olaf Caylor, Peter H. Chandler, Richard Chap~an, Josiah Christian, Joseph W. Clark, Ezekiel Clark, Henry-C. ClarKe,(Clark) Phillip Clover, Sutton S. Cohen:, Henry Nancy Auxier Mary Butel Mary Watts Harriett Case l1ary Freeman Josephine Haller Tennessee Furgerson S. Annie Frame Julia A. Frame Ascenath Patterson Hattie E. Lohr Clara E. Taylor Harriet H. Rosebrook Anna Gerstenberger Sarah E:. :Anderson Minnie R. Johnson IV 13 Apr;~1l869:2:;) 2. Feb 1869 5 Oct 1869 6 Sep 1869 5 July 1869 Ladorah B. Laud Martha Vicke rs Amilia Schinde 1 }1a.ria Cottenberg Angeline Siggins Mary C~ Fisk Elizabeth i-Tillson t1artha Lenz Polly Jane Reel Louisa Blake Alice Gilliland Sophia Fritze1 Susan M. Hallmark Elizabeth Vitt Clara A. HWlter Mary Erastus Horris Rovia £1. Stitt (Still) Sarah J. Davis Amanda Walker E,lla Hoak Sarah Goldstandt Colbert, Anthony Cole, : Angie Collins, Thomas J. Combs; Abner Charity Clark -, Jennie E. Norton Bridget Donnel~ Elmina Cook 7 Har 1869 2 Sep 1869 12 Jan 1869 14 Jan 1869 28 Apr 1869 6 Feb 1869 28 Oct 1869 28 Sep:~· 1869 4 Nov 1869 18 Sep 1869 17 JWl 1869 4 Nov 1869 20 Juri :1'869;' 22 Nov 1869 26 JWle 1869 4 Feb 1869 25 Nov 1869 11 Nov 1869 11 Apr 1869 6 Apr 1869 17 May 1869 (license) 28 Dec 1869 6 Apr 1869 13 Apr 1869 25 JWle 1869 I . . 6 Nov 1869 30 Apr 1869 9 Nov 1869 24 Feb 1869 2 Dec 1869 2 May 1869 5 Aug 1869 21 Aug 1869 18 Mar 1869 2 Sep 1869 4 Nov 1869 ~ 'Officiant -,,;: .' Rev. J. H. Bonebrake Rev. Joseph Perrier Rev.John K. Dunn Rev. J.C. Herron J as. N. Hendry,P.J. Chas.Chadwick,J.P. Rev. T.W. Henderson Rev. W. R. Davis Rev. I. B. Owwig Rev. Chas.J.Lovejoy. Rev. Henry B. BeL~er Rev.RichardCordley Rev. D. M. Moore Rev. Christian Haas Rev C. E. Lewis Rev. H. K. Muth Rev~ L. R. Campbell Rev. ~. A. Starrett Rev. Jos.Rahskopf Jas.N.Hendry, P. J. Rev. J. H. BaIlon Rev. Geo. S. Dearborn Rev'. Dudley Lee Rev. J. A. Reitz Chas.Pilla, J. P. Rev. Richard Cordley J as. H. Hendry, P. J. Rev. Henry B. Belmer Rev. Dexter Tucker Jas. 11. Hendry,P. J. Rev. Henry B. Belmer Rev. Andrew Stout Rev. J. E. Bryan Rev. J. F. Morgan Rev. J. H. Payne Rev. G. S. Dearborn Jas. M. Hendry,P. J. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Dudley Lee Andrew Stout John T. Cunningham Jas. C. Herron �128 DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS :i869-Continued Date Officiant Bridegroom Bride Conanti, John W. Conely, Thomas Conger, Theron S. Cook, Ja.."lle$ Covey, Daniel Cra.;i.g, Green Cramer, Conrad J. Cramer, Joseph A. Crews, James R. Cutter, George Davis, Ira Alice Umbarger 26 Nov 1869 Jas. M. Hendry,P.J. Mar,y Kincaid 15 Oct 1869 Rev. John F. Cunningham Cynthia Whitcomb 23 Dec 1869 Rev. Jas. H. BaIlon Amanda J. Crumley 26 Dec 1869 Rev. Isaac Atkinson Clara R. Patty 27 Dec 1869 Rev. J. F. Horgan Maria Johnson (Jenkins)21 Mar 1869 Rev. Hector Barker Mar,y L. Willis 21 June 1869 Rev. Ephraim Nute,Jr. N.Augusta Hunt 10 Nov 1869 Rev. R. L. Harford Julia A. Hoore . 30 ~1ar 1869 J as. 11. Hendry ,p.fJi. H. Lizzie Deering 2 Sept 1869 Rev. V. M. King Louisa Griffith 12 Sept 1869 Rev.Volin. P. McKey (md. Leavenworth))Co.) Charlotte Crunpbell 9 Nov 1869 A. J. Jennings,J.P. 31 Oct 1869 Rev. Dudley Lee 11artha Caldwell Louisa Hall 5 Nov 1869 Jas. H. Henciry,P.J. Serilda B. Hitchell 5 July 1869 Rev. R. L. Harford Martha· H. Hayes 18 Apr 1869 Rev. R. S. Harford Lizzie G. Tyson 25 Nov 1869 Rev. Jas.S. Griffing Mar,y Bailey 9 Oct 1869 Rev. John E,aton Belle Burns 18 July 1869 Rev. John F. Cunningham Martha I'ic Clanahan 10 Jan 1869 Rev. J.H. Bonebrake 11ary J. Hughs 4 Oct 1869 Rev. Richard Cordley Anna Oberleithner 25 r1a,y 1869 Rev. John Pichler Mrs. Emma Lawrence 6 June 1869 Andrew Parsons (Sac & Fox Ag~ncy, Osage County) Harriette Gabrielle 14 Har 1869 Rev ~ Chril1lt1M Hllas Lourena. Covey 9 Dec 1869 Rev. J. F. Morgan Mary F. Wilkinson 1 Jan 1869 Rev. Geo.S.Dearborn Anna Thoman 22 Jan 1869 Jas M. Hendry,P.J. (license date?) Maria Herschbein 5 Oct 1869 Rev. Christian Haas, Elisabeth Ann Owens 11 r1ay 1869 Rev. H. K. Huth Louisa J ~ Cooley 25 Oct 1869 Rev. R. B. Robinson Millie H. Grear(Grier) 14 Sept 1869 Rev. Andrew stout Theresia Harrett 10 Har 1869 Rev. John Pichler Davis, Robert r1. Davis, William Dean, Washington Dempsey, 11ichael Dershem, John A. Dicker, Alfred J. Dodder, Silas Don$.hue, Peter' Dun9an, ~villiam Durha'1l, John A. Ede1;', Michel Edwards, Francis L. E.ge, vlilliam Eldridge, John Emery, John L. Engelsmann, William Epple, Christian Falwell, Win. R. Ferriss, Dewitt C. Field, lu'man Fisch(Fisher)(Fishir), John Flagler, Phil, Jr. Hattie D. Gerguson 24 Feb 18 Florer,' John N. Annie Finney 27 July 1869 Fortper, E,lijah IvTary Harris 14 Feb 1869 Frazier, Robert L. Jannett E,.Groner(Grover) 10 r1ay 1869 Frit~, Charles Anria Grundel 24 Apr 1869 Gabriel, Traugott AnnaStets, 6 Nov 1869 Gee, 'Jefferson Paulina B. Nance 11 Jan 1869 Gilmore, WIn. J. Laura J. Meek 14 Oct 1869 Goodsell, John M. Olive A. Woodrum 28 Sept 1869 (md. Franklin GrahClIll, Champ H. Martha N. Vaughn 25 Nov 1869 Graves, Orin E: •. l1alinda Branson 16 De:c 1869 Greeri, Thomas G. Hittie E:. Moore 27 Jan 1869 Gries'a, A. H. Amelia Beebe(Bebee) 29 J~ 1869 Rev. G. S .Dearborn Rev. WIn.A. Starrett Rev. Dudley Lee J'a5 .H.Hendry ,P.J. Chas.Chadwick,J.P. Rev. John A. Reitz Rev~ Henry Hoys Rev. J as. C•Herron .Rev. Andrew Pa.rsons Co.) Rev. J. E.. Bryan Rev. Eliz.B.Danforth Rev. J. E. Br,yan Rev.Richard Cordley �129 DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS '1869-Continued Da-qe Bridegroom Bride Gum, Samuel H. Haas, Lewis Halpert, J arne s' }1. Sarah Helissa Cole Eliz. C. Johanning S~rah>J'~) Gallagher 18 Har 1869 10 July 1869 23 Dec 1869 E'mma A. Alexander Mel:LndaFlorer Add'a Hall ' Hattie Yates Nellie :r-fack " Botilda NelSon Julia A. Powe 1 17 Jan 1869 24 JanJB69 18 Feb 1869 3 June 1869 7 Har 1869 2.5 June 1869 l2 June 1869 Rachel J. Todhunter 28 Oct 1869 Hall, Thomas t1. Ham', J ame s I Haiding, John H. Heatsig, Rado~ph F. Heck, John H. Heins, Henry Helm, Andrevl E,. Hendry, John W. Hicks, Amos Hin¢s, David P. Hodge, 'Villiam H. Hughes, Peter W. Hutchinson, 1'. J. Jamison, William W. Jeffreys, Hezekiah JohJ;lson, Jasper Journey, Thomas L. Katherman, Michael Keefe, E:dmond(Edmund) Kerr),s, John H. U3rne(Lerue), Charles Lel-lis, John Lgurlgberg, P. J. Lichenberg ,Moses, (Lichenburg) Liston, Thomas J. Litchfield, James Long, Lel-lis S. Macy, HoraceMaddock, Stephen Madison, Christ Margrove,George W. (Margove) , rlc carty, William R. Officiant H. H. Howard,J.P. Rev. Christian Haas, Rev.Jas.W.Gallagher (or J. P.) Adell Deskins 22 Sep 1869 Rev. J. E. Bryan Mary E.Martiri(Allen) 8 Apr 1869 Rev. B.' F. Lewis Ettie B. Durland 17 Nov 1869 Rev. Frank H. Ellis Fredericke E,. Brockmeier 1.5 Nov 1869 Rev. Christian Haas, Anna V. Faulk .5 Aug 1869 Rev. Henry B. Belmer Lorensey D. Wicks 28 Sept 1869 Rev. Andrew Stout Mary E;. Hottel 27 Hay 1869 Rev. E. DeWitt Elizabeth H. Ralstin 14 Apr 1869 Rev. Jas. Bryson Orlena Fergeson .5 Aug 1869 H. H. Howard, J.P. I-1ary Walters' , 8 June 1869 Rev. John Bower Mary Averetta C.Linsley 18 Apr 1869 Rev. R. S. Harford Amelia Beck 20 Apr 1869 Rev. J. F. Morgan Sarah HOi-1cird 21 Jurie 1869 Rev. Richard Cordley Nellie Tenney , 22 Apr 1869 Rev. WIn. A.Starrett Caroline Harris 1 July 1869 Rev. Dudley Lee l'1ary E. Harper 13 June 1869 Rev. John S. Brown Emma Harris 13 Mar 1869 Rev. I.B.Orwig E,llen Matney 4 Feb 1869 Rev. John Bower , Sebrey Ann Hughes (Shuse) 27 June 1869 Rev. Anthony Kuhls (Sebury) Rev. Jacob Markwood 13 Apr 1869 Mary E. Horris Rev. J as. E,. Bryan Sarah 'J. Hague 4 Apr 1869 Rev. Gabriel Gray 1 Aug 1869 Isabella Henry J as .N .Hendry ,P.J. 28 Nov 1869 C.' Ullreka Larsson B. H. Muth,V.D.M. Emma Falwell 7 Apr 1869 Mc Coach, John Mc Dougal, Daniel Mc Farland, John Mc Greg, George Hesser, Natnan F. -' Mill~r, (Schmiller) ,Jos. Mil~e,r, Richard Mary 1'1. Taylor EInily Baker E'liza: J. Gallagher Maria'Davis"'· Florence Adams Moore:, Thomas l-1YricJ<:, Lucian Noyes l, Merrit Olney, Llullyn J. Parks" Joseph Jane' Winfrey Louisa Riggs Helen L. Merriman E. Louis a Ups till Hannah Danie Is ~i~der(Reiter) Mary A.Carrigan Rev. G. G. Dearborn Rev. John Bowen R. W. Dummer,J. P. Jas. M.Hendry,P. J. Chas.Pilla, J. P. Rev. Henry B. Belmer Rev. John S. Brown John M. (Hc)Cheejman, P. J. 2.5 July 1869 E;. G. Macy, J. P. 7 Jan 1869 Rev. J. F. Morgan 28 Nov 1869 Rev. Werter R.Davis 7 Nov 1869 C. B. Rice, J. P. 4 Mar 1869 Chas.Chadwick,J.P. 8 ~pr-1869 Rev. John Pichler l2 Sep 1869 Rev. Wm.P. Mc Key (md.Leavenwoth Co.) 9 June '1869 Chas.Chadwick,J.P. 6 Oct 1869 Jas.K.Hendry,P. J. 10 Oct 1869 Rev. Richard Cordley 16 Dec 1869 Rev.Eliz. B. Danforth 27 Sept 1869 Rev. Dudley Lee �130 DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS 1869-Continued Date Officiant Bridegroom Bride Payne, Jefferson S. Pease, Allen L. Pe~lee, Abraham Peck, George S. Perkins, Frederick N. Pet'erson, Daniel Pickerel, Christian Pil!sbury, Josiah H. Pit~s" Emery . 23 Feb 1869 Rev. Geo. S. Dearbam'n 2.8 Jan 1869 Rev. John S. Brown 10 Mar 1869 Rev. C. H. Lovejoy 11 Feb 1869 Rev. Jom B. Mc Cleery 18 Jan 1869 Rev. Samuel Weeks. 8 Mar 1869 J'as .1'1.Hendry,P. J. 1 Feb 1869 Jas.M. Hendry, P.J. 4 Nov 1869 Rev. Eliz. B. DaIl1Zmrth 8 Aug 1869 Robert L.Gilbert,J'.P. (md.Jefferson Co.) . Mary Stoebener 14 Jan 1869 Jas.M.Hendry,P. J • 4 May 1869 Rev. S. Weaver MarY A~ Mc Kinney 6 Nov 1869 ' Jas.M.Hendry,P.J. Alma M. Frarer Mattie yates 13 June 1869 Rev. Richard Cordley Fannie Ctishenburg 3 M~ 1869 H. H. Howard,J.P. Hulierteme-Heinis 4 Oct 1869 Jas.M.Hendry,P. J,. Evaline Jackson 22 Sept 1869 Rev. Richard Cordley Christine Smith 5 July 1869 J as .M. Hendry,P. JJ. 31 Oct 1869 Rev .E,liz.B .Danforth Honora O'Connell Mary Mc Keemian 18 May 1869 Rev. John F.Cunningham Rebecca Tipton 24 Oct 1869 Rev. V. M. King Harriet Howard' 1 Apr 1869 Rev.M.M.Hann(Haun) Ernestine Schaffer 19 Aug 1869 Rev.John Pichler Hattie E;~ Osborne 2 Dec 1869 Rev .J. S. Griffing Ann Eliza' Mosser 5 Jan 1869 Rev. G.S. Dearborn NaniJieM. Vice Nov.?' 1869 Elisabeth YoUng 23 Ivlarch 1869 Rev. J.H.Bonebrake Ade liaJ. Curry 22 Aug 1869 Rev.WIn. A. Starrett Elizabeth J. Rodman 15 Apr 1869 Rev. James, Bryson Mary A. Percy 3 Nov 1869 Rev.Richard Cordley Mary L. Highby 1 Feb 1869 Rev. H.G. Murch Hattie E'. Hunt 24 Dec '1869 Rev. Richard 60rdley Lucy R. Banks 5 May 1869 Jas. M. Hendry,P. J. (license) Isabella Elliott 25'Feb 1869 Rev. D.H. Hickok (rnd.Leavenworth Co.) Frank L. Smith 20 Oct 1869 Rev. Winfield Scott (rnd.Shawnee Co.) Sarah J. Addington 3 f1ay 1869 Rev. James H.Ballon ElizabethPoe -- '-, 21 Oct 1869 Chas t Chadw1ck,J .P. Alice M. Williams 28 Dec 1869 Rev. E.zra Johnson Sarah M.R.Johnston(Johnson) 25 Feb 1869 Rev.I.B. Orwig Dorcus Madden"' 9 MaY 1869 Rev. Gabriel Gray Jane R. Nelson 8 Mar 1869 Geo A. Banks,J.P. Mary B. W:eeks 11 Nov 1869 Rev.Werter R.Davis MarthaJ-; Davidson 29 Apr 1869 Jas. H.Hendry,P.J. Elizabeth Ii. Rothrock 25 Mar 1869 Rev.Peter Brubaker Faruue Watts 24 Aug 1869 Rev. J. N. Lee Matilda J. Hayne (Hays ) 15 Apr 1869 Rev. Hector Barker Charlotte L-.M~Wiere 20 Dec 1869 Rev.Carl F .W.Trepton Martha A.Thompson 30 June 1869 Rev. Henry M.Green Eva M. Rue 30 Nov 1869 Jas.H.Hendry,P.J. Planz, Jacob Pl.att, JomPorter, Stefilien E.. Potts, Geo. H~ Powell, Nathan PulVemiller, Conrad Ralston, Charles Randell, Thomas Ra.n$orn;Albert Redington, Patrick Reynolds, John M. Ring, James H. Risse, John RitZman, William Rob~on, John Russell, E:zra~ R. Salter, Robert T. Sample,John B. Sancires, George W. Sauriders, Abner M. Sco~t, Charles C. Searl, Reuben S. Seymore, Christopher Simi~on, Jom Sinclair, William T. Skelton, William T. Slagle, Win. H. 'Smittl, Daniel E:. Smith, James, w. Srriit~, Sanders Smit~, Wm. H. Sriider, Joseph G. SnoolF, George E:. Soxm~; Hem"yR. Spriggs, James SproUl, James A. ,'_ .StaUS:s (Strauss) ,John Stevens, Henry M. Stevens, Tilman H. r " .. ~ ... Anna M. Bullock Sophia M. Ward Julia Barricklow Lucinda Hatton Rebecca Davis Carrie Lingrun , Lucretia- M. Bailey Emma Steele- . Emma T. Mi tche 11 1 () �131 DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS 1'1ARRIAGE' RECORDS 1869-Continued Date Officiant BriCiegroom Bride Stickney, John Stokes, Henry M. Strode, Isam Stroup, Isaac W. St~, Jonah Taylor, Jack Thomas, Barclay Thompson, Alfred Thornton, Joseph Tingle, Peter Tobey, Samuel D. Townsens, Jackson Urech, Casper Van~erpoo1" Thomas B. E,liza' J. Helm 21 May 1869 Rev. E. DeWitt Mary E. Waddle 12 Jan 1869 Rev. Andrew Stout Clime1sa }1arshal1 25 Mar 1869 Rev. T.W.Henderson Mary M. Hc Gee 14 Feb 1869 Chas.Pilla,J.P. Pamelia Jones 14 Oct 1869 Rev.Chas.J.Lovejoy Annie Dean 29 Dec 1869 Rev. Dudley Lee Phebe Randall 21 Jan 1869 Rev.Richard Cordley Mattie Jenkins 21 Oct 1869 Rev. Dudley Lee (1) Morton ' 20 Jan 1869 Rev. Dudley Lee E..lizabeth Hackley 25 Feb 1869 Rev. Hector Barker Augusta J. Fuller 9 Oct 1869 Geo. A.Banks,J.P. Mary White ' 11 Apr 1869 Rev. H. G. Murch Paulina"Friedlin(Freid1ein) 5 May 1869 Rev.CarlF .W.Treptow.' Ada Stewart 5 Nov 1869 Rev.Wm. P. McKey (md.Jefferson Co.) 11 Feb 1869 Rev. Joseph Iliff Anna R. Ryan 1 Jan 1869 Chas.Pi11a, J.P. Ruth Hatten ' 28 Oct 1869 Rev. John K. Dwm H. Amelia Britt 21 Oct 1869 Chas.Chadwick,J.P. Lois; H~ Dorsey ? Nov 1869 Elizabeth'Rinehart Rev.John F.Cunningham 25 Oct 1869 Annie Gandley Rev. R. L. Har.ford 11 Nov 1869 ADria S. Bailey Rev. R. L. Harford 23 Sept 1869 Sarah A. Persell Jas. 11.Hendry,P. J. Jennie Duffield' 13 Mar 1869 (License) Josephirie Hamiltori 1 July 1869 Jas. M.Hendry,P.J. Annie(Nancy)Richardson 5 May 1869 Rev.J .We1lington Henderson Kl1a Donovan 23 June 1869 Rev. R. L. Har~ord Anna Caldwe 11 J as .MHendry ,P .J • 23 Sept 1869 Lueie A. Carruth 16 Dec 1869 Rev. Richard Cordley Harriet Gitman 11 Mar 1869 H. H. Howard,J.P. Jane DeWitt 22 June 1869 Jas. IvI.Hendry,P.J. Rose McKernan(Keman) Rev.John F.Cunningham 26 Oct 1869 8 Sept 1869 Elizabeth B. Crain Rev. WIn. A. Starrett Almira E:dgington l' Aug 1869 Jas.M.Hendry,P. J. Elizabeth Garth ,. Rev.Thomas.W.Henderson 30 Dec 1869 Eugenia Chevalier 23 Mar 1869 Jas.M.Hendry,P.J. E;veline Griffith 11 Apr 1869 Rev. Wm. P. Mc Key 1 John G. VauX, J. J. (F.?) Wad~, William P. Walker, James F. Ward., George M. War:lup, Peter Welch, Is'aac Whipple, Frank B. Wic}(s, John N. \Jljarnum, Wildman, John A. Williams, Allen , Wilsbn, 'Josiah T. Witherell, Justus Wood, Edwin W. Wood~ Lewis O. Wood~ard, David T. Yoder, Charles P. Young, George E: Young, James Young, James W. Young, John F. Zuehlka, Charles Lm~nce Republican, Jug 30, 1857, Miscellaneous Business Cards. Mrs. M. P. Canfield Wholesale and retail millinery establ1shnient," Massachusetts street, near Whitneys Hotel, Lawrence K. T. D. B.: Burnham '. ,.. , , General. agent for Kans~, tor all kinds ot a.gricult~ implJiments and ~ch1nes, and dealer :iJl all kinds 'ot tields, garden" and £lower seeds, _--' fruit trees and shrubs, at the Lawrence Seed Store,'I,8Hrence, Kansas. Jell-3 M ) _J : ,~.) �132 It·PIONEER CEMETERYII Located one mile south of High Street (in Baldwin City, Kansas) on sixth street (extends to county road 1055.) The early records call it Oakland Cemetery. I: The cemetery is lithe Baldwin City cemetery of the Kansas Educational association of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Baker University turned over the maintenance of this cemetery to the Oakwood Cemetery (established in 1880) of Baldwin City. When the entrance was built in 1954, the name used Wlas "Pioneer eemetery." .i' , ~ address gi5'it ~ E!.:. Homer K. Ebrirt,z. Baldwin City, Kansas at the reded~cation 6 June 19 (Dedication May 31, i 54.) In a copy of the -early registration of this Baldwin City, cemetery bearing the date Sept. 14, 1864. It is sigiled by the Register of Deeds, James C. Horton. Names of of£icers:'George W. Paddock";Pres; Henry W. Barricklow-Vice Pres.;Hugh D. Fisher-8ecretary; Nathan Taylor-Treasurer. Also the names of WIn. H. Schofield, W. G. Piper, and Wm. Butt. streets laid out in this cemetery. This long path east and west is "names" Mt. Vernon Street. Streets laid out north to south are called--Hyrtle Avenue, Cypress Avenue, and Summit Avenue. , Name ---.. ANDERSON George .~ •. ANDREws Barret Barton , Infant Son Katie Sarah Viola BAKER Jennie E.. BALDWIN : Milton BARRICKLOW Henry : Josephine I Mary R. J. CARRUTH : Edwin H. , Mary s. Price CHAMBERLIN : Musadora CHAPr.11\N . Annie :! Ellis Jessie ! Nannie : William I I -- Birth Death 1828 1906 1860 10 Apr 1833 1859 1836 1865 19 Dec i883 24 A'ug 1866 16 June 1884 5 Aug 1880 8 Mar 1879 2 June 1866 1853 31 Mar 1861 1828 1858 1798 1813 20 June 1869 10 Aug 1872 21 Dec 1863 17 Jan 1866 3 Oct 1869 17 July 1830 22: May 1828 23 April 1864 4 May 1864 1819 16 Sept 1883 1858 1804 1856 1854 1802 1862 " 16 Jan 1878 1862 1862 6 Apr 1859 �133 "PIONEER CEf1ETERYuI-Continued -Name Birth Death 1861 1814 1806 1864 9 Feb 1861 11 Nov 1866 1 Sept 1811 28 July 1864 1859 1841 1865 1831 11 Aug 1811 1905 5 Dec 1866 1918 1192 11ar 1864 1869 25 Mar 1869 I CLARK-No.1 Anna1 Mary Richard Willie H. CLA~-No. 2 Ida B. ' Lenora Richard , Samuel L. CLAYTON : Alice COMBS Eliza'M. DOBKINS DOSS, I S. B. Co.I 4th Wisconsin Cavalry Lewis 1882 15 Apr 1885 DUVALL :William H. Co. B. 11 Kans Inf. FERIq:L Cleopatra 1861 5 Dec 1861 FIEHLER :Lenora Ella 1814 1819 29 Feb 1811 (1) 9 Apr 1819 1841 23 Oct 1866 FRYE: : Mary Francis GILLILAND :Frank Mary C. Willie 3 Nov 1868 30 June 1869 -_.. HALL Frank 3 Nov 1868 30 June 1869 ~anie JAMESON --::- ... _--- ~ohn 30 May'-i18:t4 ll! Dec 1864 �l34 "PIONEER CEMEI'ERY"-Continued Birth Death Name JO~ Jacob B. , Wiley B. Wilson L. 1842 1804 1834 24 Dec 1900 15 Dec 1811 19 Dec 1866 (Co.H. 1st Kana Int.) 1810 28 Aug 1856 1846 1856 1836 2.8 May 1816 1 Feb 1902 18 Jan 1866 10 March 1813 10 March 1813 6 Sept 1191 20 March 1812 1841 1838 1813 22 Sept 1880 6 Nov 1819 30 Aug 1881 JUNKINS Alice Clarah Jolm S. H. Maggie Nancy LYNCH , Levicy r-ERKEL , Emilie Peter , William H. -I'1IERLEY Hichael MOORE· , Charles E. Dicey : Earl , E,thel Grace E. ~ Jesse C. Laura M. : Margaret 1891 1859 1882 1883 1892 1842 1868 1803 1844 1880 1844 1826 22Jan 1838 1881 15 Jan 1871 1882 1881 4 March 1862 6 May 1811 9 Feb 1863 Rev. Thomas H. 23 Sept 1815 24 July 1862 Lilla 10 Feb 1854 18 Dec 1812 1867 1886 11 Aug 1867 26 Sept 1886 o I o Mary M. , Nettie : Pharabal ,Sarah J. ,Wm. D. MUDGE: I NASH Co. K. 16th Kansas Cavalry 1896 1892 1885 1885 1896 0 PARDEE Mellie Pearlie I I PEARS()N Ann 40 years; 10 Oct 1882 William PEMCE:: (1) Amanda' , 1832 14 May 1867 �135 II'PIONEER CEl1ETERYII- Continued Birth Name PRATHER E,lmer E.. George George L. Lloyd Nancy Rev. Thomas Thomas William A. I RANKIN i Ella Mary REYNOLDS i Delila RICHARDSON Alfred Eleanor Margaret Robert 1 Death 12 April 1863 1862 Co. C. 16th Kans;as Cavalry 22 Aug 1864 1844 25 April 1861 1183 11 Aug 1811 1182 8 Dec 1888 1805 28 March 1863 1860 18 Nov 1815 1813 1861 14 1844 18 Aug 1865 1830 1194 1833 1828 1864 1865 1862 1862 1844 1840 1862 1862. 10 March 1869 22 Aug 1869 June 1864 ROE, Joseph Sarah SELLs . Frederick Russell SHELBY , Sgt. Q. }tIe SH&PHERD , James W. SPERAW Baby 1st Kansas: L. A'. 1841 2 Dec 1861 1901 SPMGUE : Shelby 1833 10 Dec 1863 STEVENS , John Co. H. Kans. CavaJ.r.y STIlL , Martha E:. 1 Dec' 1851 wife and children of A. T. --TIMMONS Emma T. 13 March 1863 25 !-'larch 1861 13 March 1863 TOOTHAKER ·Elmira George W. 16 Nov' '1816 1 March 1843 29 Oct 1813 19 March 1913-Co.D. 2 Mo. S.M.Cavalr,y. 1814 16 Sept 1816 1811 1832 1862. 1895 1825 15 Sept 1864 ,- 1812 16 March 1864 TUTT~ I Myrtle TYNER J'ames: H. 'Margaret tiARREN Nary I WHITE! Augustus ----~- --- w. �136 "PIONEER CEMETERY"-Continued Death Birth - Name liT:T'T'V-'n.~' ~ ~~ ' Tir--.,: . . . . ,,_' J'-.r;;'''''---j C~t ~.\, "'C~_J '_~(. Catherine Sgt. Isaac J. Washburn Lenorah Clara A. , Willis WITTEN James; 1920 1840 1911 1835 Inf. Co. B. 12th Kans as 24 Feb-1861 25 Aug 1859 9 Mar 1870 9 Sept 1863 2:7 March 1870 5 Oct 1861 15 March 18702 June 1866 23 Sept 1860 1793 Copied with permission for the "PIONEERII from records of the United r1ethodist Library, Baker University Library, Baldwin City, Kansas. Submitted by r1ary J~son, Baldwin City, Kansas. PRAYER-By' An Unlmown Oontererate Soldier I askBd God for strength, that I ~ght achieve, I was made weak, that I IIdgtrl; leam humbly to obey-. I askBd for health, that I might do greater things. I ~, given infirmity that I might do better things. I asked tor' riches, that I might be haPPY', , I waS g1ven povertY', that I might be wise. I aalced for power, that I might have the praise of men. I was given weakness, that I might teel the need ot GOD. I asked tor aU things, that I might enjoy lite, I wa::t given lite, that I might enjoy all things. I go~ nothing that I asked tor ~ but ~ver;ytbing ~ have hoped tor. Almost! despite D\YSelt, Iff1' unspoken prBi,Vers were answered. ..' . . ~ I am among , aU men, most richly blessed. --.Author Unknown �137 HISTORY OF CENl'RAL UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 1501 Massachusetts" Lawrence, Kansas The roots of Central United Methodist Church reach back to 1854 when the first United Brethren Church was organized in Lawrence. A man by the name of S. S. Snyder came to Lawrence in October, 1854. He was sent as a missionary and staked out a claim near the edge of Lawrence connnunity, mich was. on~ about 600 persons. , During a period of years up to 1914, there were four different locations, most,· of them North of the Kansas River. In 1914 a new brick building was erected at the corner of 11th andVermont. It was known as "The S. S. Snyder Memorial" and was used until 1939 when the church was destroyed by fire. Efforts to raise money, keep the congregation together and build a new building were made but all efforts failed, and'in 1946 the United Brethren merged with the E:vangelical Church. This church was located at 1000 connecticut. - This history dates back to the year 1909. The Evangelical Annual Conference met in Jewell, Kansas. At this Conference a mission was l~cated in Law~nce and Rev. E. J. Fietz was appointed pastor. The church was named Zion E;vangelical. There was a group of 26 members but they had no church to go to fori worship. : Quarter~ Conference met in J\U1e~ 1909. There was a report that the Swedish Lutheran Church at 1000 Connecticut was for sale. This church was. purchased for $1,100.00. The building was in bad shape and needed much repair and remodeling. When the next Annual Conference met, they asked for financial help. The church was raised and re-sided with most of the labor being done by the men of the church. The new church was dedicated on September 3, 1911 with Einil Wendland as pastor. i The Ladies Aid was organized in 1913 and met each week for work. They also served many meals for 19~ and 25¢ a meal to help with the expenses of the church. It was decided in 1911 to improve the building again. So the basement was enlarged, a furnace was installed, and plans were made to purchase a parsonage. The house at 1009 Connecticut across the street from the church was purChased for $3,500.0Q~? . In 1919 a Woman IS Nissionary SOCiety was organized. Money for missions was ~ollected and sent to the missionaries. Nany da¥s were spent in sewing and large packages of clothing for infants and children and other needs of the missionaries, were sent. , The church was partially destroyed by fire in 1920. ,During the years the congregation had been grovling until in 1944, they felt, the need of more room and wished for a new church. The trustees were give~ the power to start a building fund. Their first effort brought in $2,200.00. I beUeve Rev. George Landes' was the pastor at the time. i In 1945 Leland and Elaiile Yourig were sent to the Lawrence Church. They were'a young and enthUSiastic couple who put forth every effort toward organizing and planning for the'new church. ;At Quarter~ Conference in 1945 it was voted to have the District Superintehdent, E. E. Erffmeyer, to present the building project to Annual Corif'erence~ In May of 1945 $10,000.00 was allowed. Then there was an appeal to the General Board of Missions for an additional $10,000.00. In 1941 the Confer.. ._ ence IYouth Fellowship made the Lawrence Church a miSSionary project with a goal :of $5,000.00. The church was still a mission at that time. During this I i, �tinie the United Brethren and Evangelical Churches merged. The merger took pl ace in 1 946,. Property was purchased at 15th and Massachusetts in November of 1945. This site was chosen because the lots were available. It was not far from the old location and was conveniently located in the town. : In 1946 Norman Goode was employed as architect and in iU.947 Ray Angeny was hired as contractor. During August, 1947 ground was broken for the new building and by October the corner stone was laid. Mooris Cleveland made a metal container to place the articles in and Lawrence 110nument Company Jfa.~ nished the corner stone. Items -in the corner stone are: a church hymnal, a ChUrch Discipline, a copy of blueprints for the new building, a list of churdl members, a list of building committee members, a few pieces of money, a copy of :Journal World newspaper, and a new copy of the HolY Bible. : The note burning service was held October 6, 1957 with District Superintendent Henry H. Vogel present. Leland H. Young continued to be the pastor until May, 1958. Work progressed rapidly and the church kept grov1ing spiritually as well as in membership. The Sunday out family put our letters in the church, 23 persons were taken into church membership. Work continued on the new building. R. O. Burgert spent most of his waking hours at the site to see that the project was carried out 'as it should be. lvIr. Burgert was Chairman of the; Building Committee. Leland Young put on his unionalls and spent many, many hours supervising and suggesting with much interest and concern for the best possible results. These men's ver,y lives and souls became entwined in the bricks and rafters of the building. Many others helped in various ways. During the weel~ 0'£ September 15-19, 1948, the church was dedicated with services each night and Sunday, both morning and afternoon, with a basket dinner at the noon hour. The dedication service was held Sunday afternoon wit~ presentation of memorials and gifts, as well as the building fund offering. BishopC. H. Stauffacher was present to give the dedication s~on. : Another parsonage \\las purchased in 1954 at 1530 Kentucky. : The church and Sunday School membership continued to grow until the class rooms were bursting at the seams. In 1957 a house and lot at 1507 was, bought for an annex to be used for class rooms. During this time the members of t,he church built a nice cabin in Forest Park to be used by the youth of the church. The house being used for an annex became unsafe and parking space was ii, need~d, so the house was razed and the house across 15th Street was bought for another annex. There was much more room for the children's classes and BibJ1 School. This did well for several years until it was condemned as unsafe and later was sold • •,The house directly back of the church was bought for a parsonage and later the house and lot south of the parsonage was purchased. The house was moved to make more spaces for parking. This connected Vermont Street with the parlq.ng lot. ,After the annex north of the church was not used, the children's classes were !brought back to the church. It seemed now was the ti."I1le to be'gin planning for an educational wing for the" church. During the 60's there were many triaL runs ,to get the project of building started. In 1972 the program of an addition was begun in earnest. When the Kvangelical United Brethren denomination and the Methodist denomination merged, we needed a name to distinguigh our identity in the tOivn and -Conference. After a fellowship dinner one evening in the church the name Central was decided upon as being the most suitable. I < , , �139 , Ground breaking for the new wing was one Sunday after the,'moe!ling wor- , shfp on November 12, 1972. Ernest Moore was pastor during this period of :,: building. The new educational wing was completed and consecrated on Palm Sund38", April 7, 1974. The architect was Will,Owens. The building committee was: Chairman, Stan Zaremba'; Secretary, B6b Schrock; Treasurer, Earlin Burgert. Others on the committee were Ken Jorgensen, director of construction, 0. H. Garber, John Kliewer, James Hiller, Frank Pippert, and Bob Street. OrVille Carey was Chairman of the TrUstee Board. The building was constructed at ',a cost of $150,000.00.' The Consecration Celebration was attended by Bishop Dixon, who gave the Consecration sermon,and a delicious luncheon which had been arranged and cooked by Lorraine Schrock and Lois Zaremba, and an open house followed. Later in the 70's the church underwent another rejuvenation. The room which had originally been the Chapel was made into a church parlor and named the Ingle Parlor. When the men's Bible -Class was no longer in existence, the rooin was made into a library and resource room. The old fellol-lship hall was remodeled and made into a youth Center. The old kitchen was enclosed and shelves were added to make storage room for tools and other equipment. A nice nursery room was made from some small classrooms. : --This history was prepared by Mrs. ott (Florence) Garber in 1979 and updated in 1981. Much of the information has been co1iected from various histories that were written in years past. , The following is a list of Ministers who have served this church: E:. J. Feitz 1909 F. U. Hoyer 1910 1911-1912 , Emil Wendland C. B. WiIming 1913-1914 A. Brunner 1915 -1916 I J. K. Young 1916-1921 ~. Hobbs 1921-1923 B. F. Lu~ 1923-1929 J. R. Nanninga 1929-1931 A. J. Miller 1931-1937 I D. E;. McGregor 1937-1944 , George Landis 1944-1945 Chester Iwig 1945 ' 1945-1958 , Leland H. Young Paul Hett 1958-1963 Lawrence Kurth 1963-1969 Elton Garrison 1969-1971 'E'rnest Moore 1971-1975 ~Ray Bell 1975-1978 ,Gene See~ 1978-1980 1980:Lawrence Kurth i 1 1 ~\ I , COigied and submitted bY.. Donald.. and Wilma Vaughn, Lawrence, Kansas. Lawrence Republican, Jul,y 30, 1857, George Ford. Dealer in staple and fancy dry 11m1 just opened with a new and H. ShankJJ.n ~cellaneous Business Cards. - '. gooas', hats, caps,boots, and shoes, complete assortment Lawrence K T "", ¥ooles~ and retail dealer '. ~,~ , , , .'. • in bOots, . sho~s:, hats; & caps. Massaehu:;retts Street, opponte ~ Horrow House, Lawrence, KanSas jell-3m �140 MIwrES, KANSAS ANNUAL CONFEBENCFI, M. E. CHURCH 1866 From the Minutes ot the Eleventh Session of the Kaos as Annual Conterence ot the Methodist Episcopal Church, Held in Baldwin City, K8D88S March lS, 1866. Jlppointments B~dn I. " ','" ' City District, :H. D. Fisher, P. E. Jesse Breckwq, North Lawrence J. S. Cline, Blue ·Mound G. S. ,Deuborn, Lmfl'8nce D., ~cld.nson, Wyandotte R. P. Duvall, CmtrOpolis , C. l,I. Edgerton, Professor of 'Music in Baker University and member : City Quarterq Conference L. F. Green, suppq, De Soto M. ~. Haun, Clintcm J. D. Knox, Topeka C. ,E:. LewiS, Ga1'd.ner'" S •. R. Me BurneY, BalchdnCity Henr,r Moy'S, Tecumseh',' J. B. Orwig, Auburn aDd Bur~_ ' ' , ' G. w. Paddq~k, CorresPonding,Secretar,y of Baldwin of the Conterence Centenar,y Committee : and member ot Lawrence Quarterq Con.t'erence Local Preachers -with their T. M,. Adams, Centropol1s (Franklin Co.) C. B~r, Clinton Jas.: Bryson, Franklin o. Davidson, Baldwin City J. Emery, Baldwin City Paschal Fish, Eudora Vi. H~ Fisher, Lawrene'e D. T. Griffith,' Oskaloosa (Jetferson Co.) Jas. :Hague, Baldwin City , Job W. Hague, Fr8nkl1n WileY' Jones, Baldwin City' . Chas~ Jordon, Tecumseh (Sh8imee. Co.) Vim.' ~erlin, North'LaWrence' N~ah ;Levertine, '~ka!Loosa (Jefferson Co~) A.J ~ Loomis, Baldwin City C. W~ Me Cormick,Clinton O. H. Mitchell, Lawrence \in. Moore, Prairie City ,Z. R.' P,1e~y, Baldv:iil Cit,., Th~mas Pra~r" Baldwin City L. B.I Rq;Cl1nton ,. ~_. V.i.J!Oberts,. Oskaloosa (Jefferson Co.) N• Saulsbury,' L8Wr8nce Jas. Still, EudOra R. Tegart, Clinton" ~~ Tulk, ottawa (Franklin Co.) P. O. Addresa �Local Preache~ontinued , Joseph'~lch, BaJ.dw1n CitY. 'Wbit~, Eudora . Demns Willey, BaldWin City J •. W. Wille7, Fran1cl 1n D. 'J.Woodward, C.linton . T. ~.WoCXlward, Cliilton Wtn.: Traveling Preachers-with their P. O. Address Jesse Brockwq,North Lasrence It. 'Davis, Baldwin Ci1iY' G. ~.' Dearborn, LaWrence R. P. Duvall, Centropolis H. D. Fisher, I.a.wrence . C. H. Edgerton, BaldrlnCity' T. J. Ferril, Baldwin City M. M. Ham, C~on' J. S. K11ne, Lawrence Jas~ Lawrence, OskaloOsa S. E. Me Burney, Baldwin Citr. Heni-;, Moys, Tecumseh .: G. W. Paddock, LawrenCe S. Parker, Baldwiri .City L. ,D. Price,' Osk8l.oosa ~.' W. G. Piper,;;,Baldwin City A. Still, Centropol1s . W~ . Copied from liThe Minutes of the K~as 'Annual Conf~nce Journal of the M. E. Churc~l866". Publishing Comiii1ttee: G. W. Paddock, J. D. Know, L.L. Hariman-Printed at the Kansas Daily Tribune Book and Job Printing Ottice, Lawrence, Ks. 1866. Thi~ book is in the United Methodist Library in BSldWin City, KS-(Coll1Ds Lib~ary-Baker University.) Subm1tted by Mary Jamison. - - - -- .. If i9ut re tired at; the em of the workd.q, perhaps you're burning up more .'!calQriel), thaD you think you are~ I ' . ...... .. . The following is a list of workdq nexercises" and' the calories each one takes: , ~ 1 Beating abou1i the bush. - 75; jogging 'the memory - 125; jumping to conc11l8ions - 100; cl:imbingt~ wall - 150;. s~ prl.de - SO; passing the buck - 25; graSping at· straws:- 75,; beating yOur own drum - 100,;: t~ your wight arouncl - 300,; turning the other' cheek - 75; wading thru ,~perwork - 300; eating crow- - 225; dragging yoUr heels - 100; _ push:1.pg your lUCk - 250 •. CopieK1 with permission f'.rOm S Jan 1982 issue of Cappers' Weekly. �llaa·· 'pensioners. tis.ted I . " .... I ' .' , . , C~ W~ Slni th, Undertaker"sRecord:. 1· ~ . : on·~ I· 1~90, . -1907 I ........ :. . . "". :'. ~ "~., !\ ·---·A: llst fa reference to! the bfrths and' deaths· of soldiers' for the: purp(}se: of' .pension l:>enefits! for burial~. Included: is the name'" date' lof birth, and'iit some. instance~:, the place of birth and date' of death.- Some' n~es appear more' than once, and whe'll: dates: differ,. all..vari ati(}ns ar~: listed' here'. '. Alphabetic'a'l!arrangeme~t . i:s; for convenience" of searchers~ . --Copi'ed by Pauline' B'. Ern!f! .t ' ' - .:" . - - - "i.......... ._,,_., -.'-...\. Nane, .. Abde1ol, Dr. AcrJs, Johnathan· Adanis,· J~ Q'. AdaqS:. J. W.... Alder, J~ w...: . And~rson, Tom J. Anthony, D. R. Apiiz, C. Bangs', C~ W~ Baq ey, F ~ A~ . Baker, Harlow W. Bales, J. A. Baldwin, Eben Ba1cJwin, L. p~, Har~er, .Tohm Barker, G. J~ Harker, WilT R'.. Bartlet, N. B. Benedict, S. A. Benspn, H. E. BOnellrak&, J~ If. BOwers:, Joe· BOwetsocK,. J~ F~ BrookS'i~ N.G., , . . Br1'g9S, E~ P'; HrinRer. Dave: F. . Brool~s, A~ G~. Br,OOKS, Paul R~ I Bro 0 i{:s , Perry: B'rown!, ~~ W;.· . t- J' S~ BroWD" '.~. Browne-~ \in. Brune~, David J. ~ Bulre~e:'t t~. . Caldwell!' , E'~ F~' Ca (0 ltey, W~ H~ Carpeq.ter,. If: ; .. ;', '.:- C,art~~, \Il;~' ,~'- ... ';. .;:".,-;,~'~'~':~(;;"_ , qfits:le~;-;E~~. D!~.: "':" '. '::'."., ~ .\,:':~_' .(~~~~e:rnn~-:~~, m~·, ~-;.. ", ,~ ." .-'~~~: -':;-, :~.:'"" .' . :. '" f::''( J -, ... , •• . .:<; '-':, ::. ';/',-.','- ': {.. . ':.~J . . ··,,1,· .- ,. . I.' .." ;. I , .... • ',' Date of birth 7 Feb 1832, 16 Aug 1839 27 Jul! 1841j 22 Feb 1839 Nov 1846 29May 1839 22. Aug 1824 28 Oct 1837 16 Dec 1835' 29 Oct'. 1829 4 Oct' 1826J 16 Jan 1616 15 Mar 1842. 6, Sep 1850 14 Feb 1842 26 Nov 1842. 10 Nov' 1842 24 Nov 1834 8: Nov 1831. 8 Oct 1837 21 Jun 1830 7 Nov 1832.. 19 Sep 1842.. 18 Nov 1838,~ 12. JD' 1834 30 Mch 1830 18. Nov 1838. 22'. Jul 183i;t 4' APr: 1826, 29, Oct'. 1820.:' _ Apr' 1806~ 1'5 Nov 1881 18 Jan 1837 7 JUl. 1826· . 6· sep. 1859: 19 Mch 1840 20:' Oct 182830 Jan 1845~ 23t Feo".1842\ 15: A'gr ~1823f;" , . ' . ' ~:' • . ' '" .~ I'" • Phce of .birth .. Date of death \ Ind. Virginia N. Y. Mass. Di'ed Gemany: Dead I Ohio Ohio Mass. N. Y:~ ,, Ohio Died' I Ohi'o: • , I Died' lrel_andi Ind'. N~ F;' .. Bri'ghton,: Englland: :"" .. '" -,. ~; " ~:":_':.:.:.'.'.,',~.;:" _? '-. '::':. 7T,'Y'~i:'S:~' .. . .. , :.' '.',.'..·:.~:~:"j"'l..;il'_· ; '1',., -,i' "- ',. :"': " . ".. .. , ,.;",k, ~" ,',' ;,,;~ ;" ...~ ... ', .- I r' ....•. ,-' . : ': ,. . :t.iC;:,':.:.~.~.','-. '.'. :.~:. ,~.fc.~:~·~.~.,: . .",.:'~ .:~.'".~'~"~~"_~~'~ ~E :~;5.~·. ·. : .~':~.~.~. ~ . :"-.":::].~.('-~":t:j- ".,.,',.• :T-'." {:'~ ..- '; .<~ . ,,-.. ~;:~!,!':_:_ t _ :.-. . -t-' ~ .:~.;::~,' [~. '~~~" ~ r~ + -~ ~., •• • • ~.,"~ �l43 N'am:e, ~,of bi rth; P1!ace' .2.L bi rth Date of death ,--' ' ChandrilL, S~ J~ 1 Nov 1'842 Churchbaugh, L. 28 Sep" 1833 Dfed'2-25-99 Charlt()n, John 20 Jan 1'827 Churchill, J'. B ' . 4 Dec' 18311 Vt,. Churchflll. S~ J'~ 1. Nov 1842, Cl'a~k, A: P. 19 Apr 1821 Cl'ark, N. S: (H: S~) 18 (9)' Apr 18ttS Ill., Claypool, J. C.' 25', Aug 1827 Cody, G. W. 16 Sep 1837 Coffi n, W. G'. 22 Feb 1811 Cole, U: C. 28, Oct 1829 Coleman, Mrs. ,Mary J~16 Oct 1816 Collins. B~ J~ 21[ Dec' 1835 Collins"C. C. 27 Mar 1845 Commoner. ' HUgh 29 Oct 1826 Commoner, N'. 20 Apr 183r. Connor, F. B. 23' JUll 1837 Died' n JulY '04' England, Cor~ley, Richard 6, Sep:: 1829 Co (ah'y;, W. E., 17 nfar' 1837 Cox: A. L., 21 Oct 1'850 Ind. Cox, J': J~.. 9 Oct' 1853 COXj R~ A'. 4' Apr 1820 Cro{a)chft, N.C. (T) 1'1~ Mar 1821' Croqker, G'eo. H'. 7, Apr 1828 Cro\iTder, James 10 May 1813' Crowder. T. M. (N)' 28 May' (Dec) 1835' - Ind. Cru~chfie1d, WlIl. 22 May' 1829 Cunningham', J. B. 18 Oct 1839' Ohio David, S~ A~ (Daniel) 15 Dec; 1814 EYeichman, F. 1831 Germany" l ' Aug'1826, Denning" N~ p. Deskins. C. F. 10 Jun 1826 Came to K -, 1859 (1) m:amer, John 22. Sep' 183F Irerand Donn:elly, Jam _ Dec 1840 Do or1eS', Er. F'. 14' Aug 1825 Door,es, Fr. R.(Doan) 27 Jan 1852 Di'e d' Ap r 1,9, 1904 Dunc,an, C. S~ 30 Ap'r 1822 Duncan, W~ If~ 18, Aplr 1811' DiJed sept 23'. 1'902' Edt<lards', C'~ L. 19 Oct 1828: Egge~t, H!~ W., ' 18 Apr 1842 Diied' 1'6, Jan '99 E1dr~'dge', t. W~, 29 Aug 1816 Elliott', R~ G'. 20 JiJTy1828 (?) Ellis;, A•. A. 1'5 Aug 1842{43J' Emery, C. C. 30 May 1830 (?)' Soco, Maine: 20 Oct: 1834' Engle', S.. 29 Apr 1843 Faxon, Jas. D. Fis()l)cher., J. D. 21 Dec: 1844 Flinn, G'.O. (Geo) 26, FeD) 1829 Dead Flor.y', C'. W. 1852 Fou1L;s;, J.B'. (Jon)(James)' 19 Sep 1826 G'ardh,er, John 4 Aug 1831 Garvin, John: 14 Feb 1835 Dead I �lh4 ~S!i hi rth Name' . . '1' ". . .. ", ":'.·~·l;·;< .~,.~,;>; ...., ", . '.-..:::3r. . .,Aug 1840 ;..·~c:"~-.',, ..~ i'· ... PI ace .Q.t birth, ,.~.Q.L death .", ~--- - ":-'\.~.\.::.;.;,...--~ Gentry';, N'. Mo. G'Emhlee ,. Mike D. 27 Oct 1850 Pa. Died n-29-1900 Gre:en, H~ M. 14 Oct 1833 GH1ey, George: 8 Aug 1842 Ohio Glaahar.t, Jerry H~ _, May' 1836, i Pri.. Co Jr, 13 In f'. Wise. iO Sep . 1843 Goul'd, G'. R'~ Ohiio· Gi'eekO>ls, W. R. 2 Mar 1832' Prussfa Gre~' s'a', A': C: 29 Mar' 1'847 N~ y.: Grei'sa, Theo. T jan 1'859, Griffith, G. W•. E. 23 Dec~ 1833 Conn. Grovenor, G'. 13' Sep 1830 Germany' Gui:se', A: H~. Jan 1845 , Di:ed' 2~1~r Gunn, O. B.. 2T' Oct 1828 H'and', Sid 13 Apr 1839 (?JHanscome, O.A.. 13 Oct 1831 Har~dnson, B: F~. 10 sep,1848 HanjlOn, B:•. F~ 20 Dec 1832: H'arri s', E~. R.. n Jan 1834 Ohio' Harris. Johm P. 24 Jui 1839 Va. H'ad:isi Hon. W.A. 29 Oct 1841. Dead' Harri son', J. H:~ 22 Dec. 1:828 Alabama" Vt.• Has~en, J: G·~. 5 FeB 1832 Helrii'cJ{" F~ 12. Dec: 1898, Cot. Co' N~ y~ Henderson. Ir... W~. 20 Aug! 1849, Henderson, W'~ 'r~ 20 Dec 1'8261 HEmty', Rev'. J'ames' 4 Jul' 1828) New York state' T Jim 1839" Hens,haw, N'. Herr,fngton, J., D. 8 FeD' 1'830 Hfndjnan, W. T'. 20 Dec 1825 (26) HO'll i ngbu'l'g, Geo;, 261 Dec 1'844 Horne (H'imce) • JacoD 18 Aug' 1833 Ho~ton, IJ~ H~ 1 Ma·r 1837 Horton, Jas·. C'~ 15 May . 1837: Houston, S: A. blank How8fd', W'. C~ 24 Jul' 1840 Hil'deTston, L. . 6. , Jun 1'836,· Ifughs, \lim. 9: Apr 1833' Hunni:cutt, S; B',. l8, Mar.' 1844 Hurd!. James' IH13), Aug 1828 J'ames', W~ 26) FeB~ 1826' Devonshire',. Eng'. JEmn~ngs;" A'. J~ 8; Dec' 1829 P8'~ (?,} .reriinsen, Col. 6) Jun 1834 'Died Jones, Billy 261 Feb, 18261 Jones, Jas. 6, Feb' 1828 Jones'; W~ 16 Oct 1832. 6, Jan 1832 Kauffman, J~ Laptad', p)~ 25 5ep' t842: Learned~ W. (Leasure'>' 8 5ep'; 1826;, Leepet, A:~. 24' Aug 1826, Leepe~, Mr.s;. (26)25 Jan 1832:, teis', I Geo'. 18 Feb' 1842 N. Y'. City �lla5 Date of Birth Place of Birth !lll!L of. Death Leslie, A. L. Lemon, W'. H. Leonard, W.o:. (?) Linton, C. L. Luddington, H: H~ Luddington" R. W'. Lh ut er, C'.' M• (?)Mannawaring, H~ Matsha11, S~ C. Mathews, Geo. Mat,thews:, T. McCall, Moses~ McComb, J. N. McCOy, C. P. McC~eath, J. If~ McCreath, James', McCurdy, Peter McCurdy, R~ S; 6 Aug 1846:, 14 Oct 1832 Troy, O'hio 5 Oct 1834: 1~ Aug 1841: 16 March 1817 1 Sep 1827 11 "}I Anr. 1847 New York state' England; 28 Feb 1839 2r Mch 1827 19. Jul 1836) 2R Ju1 1847(:1) 1818 O'hio 22. 5ep' 184$ Detroi t" Mich. 16 Aug 1840) 20' SepJ 1830. 23: SepJ 1830~ 5 May 1838 1'6 Apr 1816' IVlcE1heny~ W'. 21;1' Apr 1840 McFarland, R'. S. 5 Jun 1834' Ohio 9-25-0'4 McIntire, L. O~ 10'1 Mch 1850 McIntire, R. B: 24 Sep' 1830 (:?')McKim, R. B'. 19 Mch 1814 Moore, Ely 7 Dec' 1832 Moore, H. L. 25 Feb 1837 (?)Montira, Ohio Moore, H. Miles 2 Sep: 1826, Brockport, N. Y. Mootmap,R. M. 20'SepJ 1825 Morrow, R'. 20 Sep.' 1823) Morse, F. D. 25 Dec 1838 Mott, D. G:. 15 Aug 1828 (?JMunroe, F. H; 22, Apr 1832 Nace" W. M. 19 Dec 1826., Virginia, came to Kansas 1856' Neal, J. . 15 Jun 1824 ,Died Nelson, John 12 A'Pr 18_.4 , (Newman, Albert S. 2 Dec 1824' (Newinan Dr. 2 Dec 1824 Died Northrup, J. C~ 30' Nov 1832.. Norton, J. Q. A: 30' Apr 1844' O'brien, D. M. 16 Jan 1832 Oliver, A~ 15 OCt 1825 01msted~, Phi1ilip, 6: Jun 1830: Patterson, H~ C~ (31)27 May 1844: Pierson, John 17 Apr 1837 Palmer, S: 17 May 1843 Port~r, J. N~ 23 Sap 1840 Pa1m~r t, Sam'l 17 May 1843' Pam a111, A~ J. _ Aug 184l1. eerrYr, J. S. 29 Nov 1843', Pet tipon (e), M. IS Jan 1822. New. York. Phil1 i ps, A~ J. 14 Ju1 1833' Phill~ps', J:l'~ P~ 17, Nov 1825 Rochester' Picki~s, O~ D~ 8 Feb 1'8411 I �1b.6 Nam:e . ! Date of Birth Place of Birth '~.~ Death Pik.e, Jacob 24 Feb 182oi' Pil'la, Charles. 19 Feb 1830. Germany (?)Plasketti, w: 10 Apr 1824 Poehl, TheO'.(?) 25 Dee 1832 ,Died Popenoe, P; D~ 5 Sep 1837 Powell, Leonardi B: 3 Sepl 1847 (?lPowell, L. B. $ Sep 1844(1) Pre,ntice, C~ T. K. 27 Mar 1847 Pur'cell, L. S~ 23 Dec 1830, Randolph, w. 1 APr 1830:' RanJ<i n, J. K~ 3~ Nov' 11837. Raymond" J. M . . 6 Oct 1834(37) Ohio Read, F. W~ 251 De~c: 1'831:, :Died 8 Jim' 190)) Reece, N. _ Sep' 1828; Reece, J~ R., 5: Mch 1839, Ree~e. V'. L. 18 AUg 1837 24' Sep' 1826~ Reynol'ds; s: M~ . Ri ch ards.. G:. (H)' B'~ 19. Nov 1832 Richard', R·. T. 7 AUg. 1835i Rid~no(ltJr. p~ D. 5 May' l83r Riggs. J. E'.. 3ri Aug 1837 Riggs. Sam A: (Sam' I): 1. Mar 1835: OhiO' Ri s ley, R., 12; JuI 1825 Roberts i J. N. 3' Jul 1838l Ohio Rohskoff. Joseph 10 May' 1835: Roo~, Chas. 4' Nov l83r Ross, w~ C.. 2 JUl. 1833 Roudolph. Win(Rahdo1phl' _ 1829 (?)Runing1on, J. B~ 22 Nov 1838 Russell, S~ C. 1 Apr 1836 25 Nov 1833(37)~ Ryan, Tom SaHer, Jr. C~ 21' Apr 1840; 21' Aug 1833~ Sands', J •. G~., San (I<>u)ders, Paul 1 Jul 1835~ Saunder. H~, F. 14 Nov 182.5 Sava:ge, F. 27 Sepl 1832 Schneider. E. H~. F. 6 Jun 1836) Sears, w. H;. 7 Mch 1858, Irowa Selig, fi.~ L. 6 Aug 1846: Germany Sell~(ehds, A\.A~B. 22 Aug 1844' (?)Shannon, J.H.. 6 Feb. 1827, Shaw~ Alex' 9 Oct 1835 New, York CHy Siler, A~ c: 21i Apr 1846, 25 Feb 1858, Ind: Siinmons. C'. J. Sinchr. W~ T. 23' Feb, 1844: smock, s: J., 25 Feb' 1833 Smit~, B~ F. 27 Sap l 1836) Smi th, C: W: 7 Dec, 1832 Smi tq, Cap. W.. R. 19 Aug 1823(.33) Snow,' F~ H~ 29 Jun 1840' Fi tchburg. Mass;~ Snyder, Geo. H~ 12 Jan (Jun 11829. Spald,ing. W·~ H: 9 Jan 1826' �147 _._" Date of Birth ~. Place, of Birth~. of Death Spears, John 27 Dec 1817 Spencer, J. M. 18· May 1832. (?.151 ater, R. W. 6· Jul 1832, I. Steel, L. S~ IS' Sep(Mar l: 1833 Ohfo Stei <:r)'nberg ,. G. (TlJ. 2;5 Oct 1830' N. y~ Strong" C. B'. 8 Aug 1848;, Stevens, N. 0: 11 May 1854 Ill. Stortebralce, (? lOan A'. 17 Jul 1832 Thornton, E~ F. 12 May 189.5 Tisdale~ H; 7 May 183~ (?lTredhope, John 10' Apr,' 1833' SCotland Und~rwood, J. 15 Mar 1865' Penn. Walton, J. C~ e'Mar(Nov)' 1842. Wal ton, John 10Cr6):i Dec: 11831 Warden, L. J~ 13 Apr 1828, Watt, D'. G~ 15 Jul 1828 Whi tman, A~ 9 IDct 1842 Wiliey, J. W~ 18 Jan 1836) Wood, J. J\r~ 26 Jan 1826 14 Feb 1814(34) Woodward, B~W. Woolfe, G'eo. 20 Apr_ 1814 Wulfkuhle:, August blank Yeats, W: 30 Jun 1'820 Bittrer, O. 2' Dec~ 18351 (? )Feri 1'1, Rev. W~ 2'4 Jan 1832 Ohi 0' . LongfellQW, C. 28:, May' 1812 Maine (?)!\1otrom, C•. V~ 2'5 Dec' 1823" Muzzy', Hl C~ 9. Mar r83~1 Stromberg, T. J. 25 OCt 1'836· N. J~ tnC~rs (?)' Weks: T No,v 1834' - , Dead Died - --~ Lawrence ~ubl1can. Julj' 30, 1857, Miscellaneous Bus~ess Cards i&)l)ei't L. azer. , fltdichmaker & Jeweler, dealer 1ri watches, clocks, 'fine jevel.ry, revolvers, fancy goods &c. Watches and jeuelri thoroughly and promptl¥ repa:1red. No. J..4 Massachusetts street~ (Woodwai-d.!s Block) Lawrence, Kansas. IQman. Allen . John Gilmore Allen & Gilmore Comer Massachusetts & WinthrOp Streets,' wholesale and retail dealers' in stoves, harciware,and agricultural 1mpliments. Also manufacturers tin, copper, . and ~heet-~n ware; and agents for John Deer's -celebrated r:..:.::r;-i.:.::::center-draft plows. of H. ~ett F. A. Bailey Burnett & 'Bailey ... Dealers in wiiidotlS, doors and blinds. ~o. 67~ Verinont street, Lawrence, K'~ T. Window frames, sash and doors made to order. I I t·, �148 Name Changing Probably Started in the Days of Ancient Rome One of my sons, flipping through a new paperback called, liThe Book of People,1I wanted to know, why so many performers and other people in the 'public eye had changed their names, and how long this had been going on. Forever, I told him. It began, as so many other things did, among the ancient Romans .Those men who were called to the equestrian order, and had low or llvulgarll names, ,were newly named for the occasion, so that the former name would not disgrace :the dignity of the new position. , : According to Platina, the first pope who changed his name in ascending to the papal throne was Sergius II in 844, because his proper name was "Hog's mouth"--quite unsuitable to the pomp of the tiara. Europeans began changing their names in the Middle Ages, when surnames ,first came into vogue, because so many of the cognomens they bore were derogatory: liThe Bald, II liThe Lame;" liThe Short", liThe One-Eyed", and so forth. Then,as society ranked itself, from serfs up to the nobility, the families who were able to raise themselves 'an economic niche or two often added IIDe" or a IIVon" before their names, even when they were not entitled to. , Beethoven, in fact, was taken to a plebeian court when it was discovered that, despite the "vanll in his ,name, he was not of noble birth. His grandfather, a Flemish vintner, had simply appropriated the aristocratic prefix. for himself. And he was only one of many, in most E,uropean countries where patents of nobility prevailed. (In court, it is said, when Beethoven was questioned, he pointed to his head and heart, exclaiming, IIHy patent nobility is here and here 111) , In the New' World, immigrants changed their name s to blend wi th the ethnic majority~' Paul Revere's father, indeed, had changed his name from IIR1voire,'" upon arriving here from France. Much earlier, the great explorer Qiovanni Caboto, changed his name in middle 'age to John Cabot, when he moved from Venice to London and discovered Newfoundland for the British. , It has been going on ever since--not merely among performers, but in public life as well: at least four U. S. Presidents so disliked their first ~ames" that they abandoned them' for professional careers: Hiram Ulysses Grant, steven Grover Cleveland, Thomas Woodrol'll' Wilson, and John Calvin Collidge. , , ' , ' That probably began when CaiuaJuliua Caesar dropped his first name, too--no doubt ~oWiiig that his family name would live'Jon in KING, CZAR, and KAISER. There is far more in',.a: name than wide-eyed little Juliet ever reailized. a . r.' , t~\·~~ 'c- : ____ _ --Copied with' permission of The Wichita-E'agle-Beacon, Sydney J. Harris" and Field Newspaper Syndicate. -~ubmitted by l1ary Jamison, Baldwin City, Kansas. ---- - ~'-- , Lawl'flnce _ c a n , Jw., '$), 1857" Miscellaneous Business Carcia. Wood8;i'd & :yo " --, .. Wholesale and retail dealers in drugs,' medicine and chemicals. ---___ Also books, stationary, periOdiCals, engrav.i.ngs, 'and music. No. 14 Massachus etts Street. �. I RftAL SOBDOlB ADD SOmoLliOUSES.O.,> OOIGIAS COVllfY, IANSAS lty Goldie Piper Daniele WBnRIGBT SCiOOL DIS!RIC!. NO.6. " ) The' first orgu.1.sed distriot in this. n81~rhood, w8.S established in 1871· when. John, C. BDd.Chr1sti1l& Metsker deeded ODe acre. of landfor I' • sohool site. This· sohool was. first oalled Webber, then A.l£nd, and in 19M, the was ohtmg,ed to Weybright. ~ In 1898 .the di striot board lIl8lIlDers were A.. A.. WlDIBR, W. POS!MA.. AND I. L., HOOlD.. The teaoher.:was SOBOBA. ME!SDR~ . !hose ot, sohool age 1». the distriotiD1898 were BeDr;y~ Charl1e~Bei1;h8,.,:J4a.gg:1.e and Irvin' DAVIS, Arther a.nd,l(yrtle"ISBSR, Osoar a:ad, Joseph, BARD:A.lTj Charles. Dert. Wegie,Clannoe. LloJd. Otis' aad..NelUe IOGftRJ.Iva. Lottie. Ida. Ada, Grace. Weg,1e a.1I4 Otto BmIIm, John~ Per'f7 aDd: ABa POSTMA; Don. Etta. Ray. aDdGraoe ROBLFSZ, Ida aDd Myrtle SHIVELYI '. Gertrude azul Ora SMIfH,.Maud. Lola a.Ud Melvin STftSMAB, . Q11'bert. Ernest. MaDel aad Lena TmmIgRj Tenioe •. Cyntlxla., Mamie and DOV1a 1D.fSON; Rdna..Lloyd and Chloe . ~LIB'J lohn. Zimmer. , The 1898-99 term was taught by MARTIN WOODWARD, and that ot 18991900 by. RACHEL J'ISB8R.Xhe board ID8II1Ders 'were .A. A.. 'WBDBR, I. L. HDOlBR a.:nd B. L. HOOlER. Tea.ohers fram 1900 throUgh 1910 were RACEmlL ' FISBER, MARY lBNSON, ETA BELLSfROM, B•.•• ltATI:fl!lBMAN, LIZZIE POSTMA, ~LLIE DE SK, EMMA. PIB, EVA LftZ, WILMA VAN lImN, uui·OORA. COFFMAN. Ibard members were I. L. BOO'fER. HENRY E •. WARDamd: A.. A. WEBIER. Teaohers trom 1910 throUl;h'1920 _re ROSA B. TURNER, dESBlE M.OO~i B. F. ALLISON, WANETA Sm!H, CARL WEBBER, VERA CLARK, A~ V. XALB,' GDEVA PRBSTON And JOlDl A. GODFREY. Bo8.rd mam'bers of:. 1920 were S. H. G~AJt!MER, H. W. BEHRENS &.lid J. S. DILLON. . . • During the 1910' 8 the teaohers 1I8re 'LORENCE SMIfH., FAY WINTElWA.!ITEL, !fI!lRSCBEL JEMPHILL, . .AlmE KELtEy, VIOLA. BIRD, BETTY BADON» and EUNICE' . ~~. :~I:e:.er8 in 1940 were H. L. DILLON, MRS. OLIDE B. HOOVER I In 1959. the diotriet was disorga.nis~d and.oonsoUdated wilth Wakarusa Valley Distriot No. 98. .. -..s~tted by Emma Berg. Lawrence. Kansas --- - - Lawrence Republican, July )0, 1851, Miscellaneous Business Cards. W"C"H' ~,~I1-'~1C S• Jlmcan j-' " ' . . ..' . ~ - , .~_ .,_~.... liholesale and retail dealers in dry' goods, Groceries and provisions. No. )0 Massachusetts Street. C. Stearns , - . . .__ No. 27 Massachusetts .Street!. opporiteWhitman & S~arl's" supplies' ~ - ... ' ~m1grants and settlers with everyt;birig they want· to eat at the lowest ~rices. Be sure to call before purchasing elsewhere. nltf , ' :: ,_.• ~ C=> �150 WILlOW' SPRINGS SCHOOL D15t. No. 51 , Douglas CountY', laos as l·label Pence, Teacher April 9, 1909 SchOQl Off1cersi C. E. Pearcy', Clerk ; E. H. Van Hoesen, Director • Elwood Deq, Traas~r Pupils Bertha Keslar Carl Peterson Elsie ,Peterson Hallie Peterson RalPh Peterson Esther Boland Georg., Boland Carli Brown Earll Brow Imo Brown Myrtta Brown Hazel Dea;y Howal-d Deq Alma S~ela Elsie Shuler Ezra; Shular Noah Shuler Ethel lilburn Rs3' Shuler (T~ school information 15 in the possession of Mrs.' Laurie Postma', Baldwin City, Kansas.) Contributed by 11ar;r Jamison, Baldwin City, Kansas. I ' , , ~----!- ' Douglas County Public Schools This: certifies that LIZZIE POSTHA I , : was a maTTlber of the first graduation class of DO,uglas County, KansQS in the year eighteen hundred and ninety two and therefore merits this Honorary Diploma upon the occasion of the fiftieth annual gradqation exercises. Given at Lal-1renCe, Kansas this twenty-fourth day' of Hay, 1941. Harold C. Fisher County Superintendent I This is in the possession of Hr. and i'Irs. L. i~-. Postma, Baldwin City, Kansas. Submit~ed by i·L"ry JaTTlison, Baldwin City, Kansas. �151 . Queries are free t 0 members. They should- state at least two tacts' to 'gain best results and can-be tor any geographical location. Queries, are also tree t 0 non-members,but must concern Kansas related ancestors; ot fifty years or earlier. 1 , " , DMomi~ltkHo.u;and ' Rt. ,1- Box l.S3C,P~Kansas 66073. Need inrormat1:on on mas b. 1110 I'a. or ~~ed 18j1 Slielby Co. Ky.! Sarah WOOD IN.ov 1791 Shelby' Co. Ky. Their children) James, ISaBe, Sarah, Jiiiifiia, William. Isaac m. 1 May 1828 Mary Ann D~arah 8 Feb 1828 Geo'-CHk'mERS', Oldham Co.-Ky. Jemina md. 21 Nov i831 Abner ABBOr'l'. Elias" was _a son ot James and IUr7 HOUGLAND •__ ' MrS'. Mmdll8 P. md. ;aam; md.: 1 Mrs~ Max:l.n8 p.uMooreU Hougland Rt. 1 Box 15.3c-._ pe~, Ks.6607.3._ Need IDtormat1:on on ThOlIias H;. i6udLAND, b. 18451:1& ~ta, Mo, "'aeon Co.Mo. James, HOUGLAND b. 1849 MaCon, Mo. Stephan E.HOUGLAND b. 18S0 Macon, Macon Co. 'Mo. These-were SODS of James: M. and El.1zaDfith W'fLSON HOUGLAND. .. ' Mrs. Mitt L. Johnson, 2722~broOk CirClet Eri1d, Okla. 73701. ke information aDout amili ol Pvt. athali SMf'jfif, Mo. State Militia Cavalry Private who was' killed 2S August 1862 fighting with the Uniop 'Army at Independence. His widow, E.l.iza WO(J)RuFF SMITH and 7 small w•. goUla children reiIla.i.i1ed in LaWrence for a year or two JEer he died and then went; west and she died-leaving the folloWing:' William James, David Callihan" Alfred Hydecooper, Mary' Priscilla (il\r anceStor), Geneveve Alice, and twins, Emergene Elizabeth- and Elmer El.l.nOrth, all SMITIB'. Nathan and El.iza1 were Imarried in Meadville, PA and the 1'irSt 2 children were born'thare, the third in MO and the last 4 in IS. Grave of Nathan is ~. ,Eliza died 22: JUly 186S and is belieVed to be buried near Jct. Cit1',- and her sister, Charlotte Zl!lN.r " took _the Children, but l~ter they we~ separated. I D 97 5S-OO.31~ ansae ' 1685 era., Probably living in Lawrence area in earl¥ Wi.l.ma' Morton va~J 1946 Barker, LaWrence --Ks. 66044. Am dOing reaearc ( i n the l'ollOWing names Wl11 trade information: ARofSTlU)NG, JilE~-, CHANDLER, DODSON, EVANS, FITZGERAlD, FlEMMING, GRACE, GREGOIa', KILt, HDLU'lWAY, J&NNINOS, MERIDETH, MORTON, BOZZEL OR ROSSEL, SLAYDEN, WALKER, and- WINGO.' & 1 , ,- Donald va~ 1946-BarkSrLaWreilce --Ks.6601a4~ , ____Am re~aarC thO tonOWGg names @ Will trade information: BAILEY,BAXTER, ,-~-BOONS~ CO,LVIN, COOPER, ,DEBAULElY, ,IX>WN&, F'ISKE, FITCH, HEIDUN, JAMES, KING, MARlIN, MATHEWSON, MOOSMAN, NEALLY, NICHOLS,. RA'YMOND, ~USE;SPINK, STKARNS. SWEE.T~, THAIER, TIBBETS, TOUZAR, VAUGHN, WHITE, WHITN&t" and WOOD. �P~ 0.D-29269 . P' B8idsviUe 'Ga. 0499. o e to cate 'II'f1' pare , aron ' . ,. ., were living: in Lawrence, K8 where'I was born inlJ194l,but~ut l§l1> thq moved to the Atlaut;a, Georgia area. Their present whereabouts are unknown. The original name mq bave been nO'BREENEII1. Would like to, hear from, anyone who lIU\V: have information about .1fI'3 parents or other relatives. Please help. Arthur vi. Breen Jr. I Mrs~ .Jom F. Sweets, 2905 Moccasin Drive~Lawrenee, Kansas I am workiiii on tliS foliOWiiig s~81118s 6601&4. .~n exc~ge ,1n#C?;rmatlon: BOUCHER, BRAnSHAW, BIRKlJJ}!WtBURKBEAD, BRASSELL, CAILIE/CAIER, CHl!:VALIER, . CO~lboLYER, COURVILlE, CRUME, DAVIS, DUKES, DU FRESNI!t,. D~CHER/DUBOCHER/ DESROCHERS, DU PUIS, EASTERLINE/EASTLAND, FtJLt,:p:.OVE, GIB$9N, HOPSON, JOINSRI JortmR, LIONAIS/LYONNAISE, MAIRE/MAYRE:, MErCALF, M)CK" PULLIR1, RABOUIN, RASBSBRr" ROCHER, BOtJIJ..'KAU, ~, \TARING" v:ITTITOW/VITTITOE:. , I Mrs~ John F. Sweets, 2.9QS'Moccas1n Drive, LawrenBbKanS~ 660~. I am research1Dg'ln'the fo1i01lliig:::ar.eas:, CALIF6., PiWT1as ; ,GEORGIA;. DNTUCKY, Hardin, NelSon; ILLINOIs; Jo D~~es8; MIssISSIPPI;. Scott, ,Madison, Rankin; U>UISIANA" More'house, Latqette;: SOUTH CABOLINA, Colleton,Orangeburg;; SOt1rH DAKarA, Ul'iiori, Cl.a,y; ,WEST VIRGINIA, G~eDbrier;; WISCONSIN, LatWette;. VIRGINIA, Shenandoah" Bath; -CANADA; . ProvinceEJ ,of Quebec and M~toba;. FRANCE" Poltou; IHELAND, lti.cklow, Galwti\T; SWITZERLAND, Canton of Bern. John R. Dulin, Rt •. 7 Box 234-A~ HendersoD,.Texas .756$2. ' seetang grave 01 tee K•.SN'IDEi; Sr. Who probablj' Mea before 1900 in Douglas Co~t,., Kansas. He was born PA about-'18)0, living 1850 in Illinois' iDd. ca. 18S) to Rebecca HAAS: b. 'PA ca. 18j4; daUghter of George and Cather:1m HAAS. Lee K. SNYDER, andIir8 brothe1'-in-lSw, Daniel HAAS, .came to Willow Spr1ngs, Douglas Co. Ks. With their. families' before 1aor.- Lee K. SNYDER'S. ch1.ldren as reco~d on 1880 lansaS CEmSUS were': Lee K.,Jr b. 18S$, Mary't. b. 1865, Will:!am E. b. 1867, Lee E. b.1869,. ~.V1rdill.ia,b. 1871. There was also a mar#ed daughter, Arin8. Elizabeth SNYDER; whofua.ioioied :.Joseph Clark JONES ,in 187~ in Douglas Count,.. WOuld 1.1lCe to correspond with an.y descend8nts of the above families, 1Dcluding those of Daniel HAAS'. . ___ w •• _ _ _ _ , John: R. Dulin Rt. 7 Box 2 ~A Henderson Texas 756S2. ee esce s 0 ose ,~. 0 '" rn , on, Trumbal1 Co. Oh:1.o ca. ~849, and his two, sisters (l)Sara:& JONES,b~ ca. l8Sl~ and Mrs. Mar.1 E1.iz~thJ(!)NFS,METCALF, who"~died in'1910 at Dunlap" Kaas. ,The Jones ch1ldren were; supposeaJi 1eK orphaned. A'll three came to Douglas County', Kansas. T~ may' have been others. . " ,John. R•. D~. '7 Box 234-A, Heriderson Texas 75652. .' liSo: researc the loliOWiiii K~as lamlnes:· sHbl&kR, MC GUIlE. MULFORD, and VAIENrIRE:. ' , , ,. . -- - -- It. I , , ' As)c .DOt ,what your countrr can dO for You but What you can do for V'our - co~tr.r. n --John F. KeDJJedT .,. I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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