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Box 3664 Lawrence, Kansas 66044 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Fall 1982 Vol. VI, No. 2 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------Page Contents President's Letter . . • • 51 Membership List, 1982-1983 . 52 DCGS Speakers, 1981-1982 . 54 List' of Lawrence, Ks. Undertakers Before 1900. 54 Historical Societies of Douglas County, Kansas 55 Some Lawrence, Ks. Business Listings - 1857. 58 Older Homes in Lawrence. • . • . . . 59 Jones Cemetery, C1i~ton Twp., Douglas Co., Ks • • . 60 Obituaries from Tennessee Papers - Quantrill's Raiders 61 Naturalization Explanation . . . 63 Naturalizations, Douglas County, Ks., Vol. I, Oct. 1906-Feb. 1924. 64 Lecompton City Directory - 1866. 76 Last News from the Lecompton Constitution Committee. • . 78 Kansas Territory Post Offices - 1856 . . 79 1875 Lecompton Township, Douglas County, Kansas State Census. 80 Queries. • • • 100 * ** ** Rural Schools artd Schoolhouses of Douglas County, Kansas by Goldie Piper Daniels may be obtained from the society at a cost of $14.00 per copy, plus postage. �51 PRESIDENT'S LETTER Another half year has slipped by with many excellent accomplishments and many tasks to keep us busy for some time to come. This is the second issue of the Pioneer for 82-83. The new cover and other features have been well received. A big thanks to Editor Grace Embers and her many helpers. We could be facing a financial problem in the near future as postage has doubled to send the Pioneers out of town and the cost of printing and supplies is.up. We would appreciate hearing from our out of state members to help us decide if we should mail Pioneers only twice per year, make them smaller, charge a surcharge for mailing or come up with a better solution. Ilah Derrick has been busy answering genealogical problems sent in by people from the west coast to the east coast and even Europe. Thanks for your work, Ilah. A lot of credit for our good attendance at our meetings go to the Calling Committee headed by Dorothy Clarke with Irma Kidwell and Kathryn Bunton. Thanks for your faithful work. Wilma Vaughn, our librarian and her committee have been busy cataloguing the exchange quar.terlies and taking care of our Library. The Friends of the Lawrence Pulibc Library donated a set of Adjutant Generals records of the Civil War ·for Illinois. Recent gifts of several volumes of the Connecticut Nutmegger and NEH & GR by Thomas and Catherine Gorton are greatly appreciated. Fay Talley is the Hospitality Chairman. Thanks for arranging with many generous members who make our meetings more enjoyable by furnishing refreshments. Jane Wiggins, our secretary and Dorothy Wiggins, our treasurer, have spent many hours writing letters, typing, taking care of memberships, collecting . dues and filing members'five generation charts, etc. Many thanks to both of you. Last but not least, many thanks to Jean Snedeger, our vice-president for.all the organizing, copying, arranging and innumerable details she has· taken care of. . This Pioneer is being distributed at our December meeting which is a Christmas pot luck dinner held at the South Park Reacreational Center. I personally want to wish every member and friend a Happy Holiday and a Happy and Prosperous New Year. I Sincerely; iDonald Vaughn, President ,, I I I , This drawing of the Douglas County Court House by Orrin Olson is one of four Lawrence scenes from note cards for sale by the society. The cost is $3.00 for 16 cards. �52 DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY 1982-1983 MEMBERSHIP Douglas County Residents BANTA, John V., Jr., 2209 Kingston Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 842-0465 BERG, Emma B., R.F.D. 2, Box 224, Lawrence, KS 66044 843-6690 BISHOP, Marguerite H., 1601 E. Glenn Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 843-8716 BRUNE, Georgiana, Route 3, Lawrence, KS 66044 843-2793 BuNTON, Kathryn J., 2135 Kentucky St., Lawrence, KS 66044 843-5855 CAIN, Donald & Roberta, Rt. 4, Box 210, Lawrence, KS 66044 843-7186 CHASE, Carol Jean, 940 New Jersey, Lawrence, KS 66044 843-9179 CLARKE, Dorothy V., 1908 New Hampshire St., Lawrence, KS 66044 843-2360 CLOUGH, Vivian, Rt. 5, Box 128, Lawrence, KS 66044 748-0923 CLUCHEY, Nancy, 1926 Maple Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044 843-6320 DERRICK, Ilah, 333 Kansas St., Lawrence, KS 66044 842-1797 DUNN, Elizabeth, 2411 Louisiana, D-42, Lawrence, KS 66044 841-9590 ELDER, Jan, Rt. 1, Box 89, Lawrence, KS 66044 841-5655 ELNIFF, Pauline B., 820 Sunset Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 842-1993 EMBERS, Grace, 445 North St., Lawrence, KS 66044 843-3739 GORTON, Thomas & Catherine, 831 Illinois, Lawrence, KS 66044 843-5433 GRANGER, Patricia A., 904 Arkansas, No.3, Lawrence, KS 66044 843-2885 GRAVES, Maxine, 1828 Ohio St., Lawrence, KS 66044 842-1022 HALL, Donna, Rt. 3, Baldwin, KS 66006 HERBERT, .Robert & Shirley, 1533 Harper, Lawrence, KS 66044 843-4149 HOUGLAND, Maxine, Rt. 1, Box 153C, Perry, KS 66073 1-597-5969 HOUT, Goldie, Rt. 5, Box 128, Lawrence, KS 66044 748-0923 JAMISON, Mary I., Route 2, Box 58A, Baldwin City, KS 66006 1-594-3918 KELLEY, W. Keith, 2018 Marvonne Rd., Lawrence, KS 66044 842-3561 KIDWELL, R.L. & Irma, 1617 Rhode Island, Lawrence, KS 66044 841-3895 KREIDER, Mary, 101 Michigan, .Lot 81, Lawrence, KS . 66044 842-3343 KRISCHE, Donna M., 2457 Missouri, Lawrence, KS 66044 843-9573 LAWSON, A.J. & Mary,2246 Tennessee, Lawrence, KS 66044 842-3227 LEWIS, Donna, 2900 Hoccasin Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 842-9636 LINDELL, Charles & Pauline, 2713 Harvard Rd., Lawrence, KS 66044 843-2965 McCRARY, Letha,1900 W. 31st, E-19, Lawrence, KS . 66044 841-3680 MEYER, Pauline F., 1227 Brook, Lawrence, KS 66044 843-1403 NEELLEY, Robbie, 1908 E. 19th, Lawrence, KS 66044 843-1169 POSTMA, James L., 1st Nat1 Bank Tower, Box 507, Lawrence, KS 66044 843-4221 PUCKETT, Ruby, 1524 St. Andrews, Lawrence, KS 66044 843-6765 REUTTER, Janet M., 1809 W. 21st St. Terr., Lawrence, KS 66044 843-3799 SANDERS, Hattie, Box 635, Baldwin City, KS 66006 SCHOTT, Cynthia, 806 East 14th St., Lawrence, KS 66044 841-5245 SHELDON, Evelyn, 2908 Chisholm Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 842-4258 SIMMONS, Hazel Lee, 1646 Barker St., Lawrence, KS 66044 843-0426 SMITH, Claude & Zona, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044 843-6296 SNEDEGER, B. Jean, 1638 Rhode Island, Lawrence, KS66044 843-7322 SPENCER, Iona B., R.R. 1, Lecompton, KS 66050 887-6637 STOUPPE, Hugh, 1739 Alabama St., Lawrence, KS 66044 841-4230 TALLEY, Fay, 2020 Emerald Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 843-4989 TRANSMEIER, Jo Ann,Rt. 2, Box 73, Lawrence, KS 66044 843-4577 VAN LOENEN, Gail, 232 Deerfield Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044 842-8171 VAUGHN, Donald & Wilma, 1946 Barker Ave., Lawrence, KS 66044 843-5917 WELLING, Edna M., Rt. 5, Box 286, Lawrence, KS 66044 842-1124 ' �53 1982-83 MEMBERSHIP continued WHITTEN, Mary, Rt. 2, Lawrence, KS 66044 842-4547 WIGGINS, Dorothy R., 2020 Stratford Rd., Lawrence, KS 66044 843-9097 WIGGINS, Jane M., Route 4, Box 221, Lawrence, KS 66044 843-1619 WINCHELL, Arthur & Mary Lou, 927 Crestline, Lawrence, KS 66044 843-8480 WOODWARD, Jody (Joan F.), 301 Lawrence Ave., Lawrence, KS 66044 842-2457 Out~of~County Members BEASLEY, Mrs. W.H., Jr., 1525 South Garfield St., Denver, Colo. 80210 BEASLEY, W.• H., III, 919 Grandview, Duluth, Minnesota 55812 BOCK, Mildred M., 13811 Kimberly Dr., Largo, Fla. 33540 BOGGS, Mrs. Vernon, Rt. 2, Box 272H, Grove, Okla. 74344 BRESINA, Patricia M., 1411 Torbett, Richland, Wash. 99352 BROWN, Virginia, Box 325, Paola, KS 66071 CASTEEL, Vera, 204 Randolph Rd., Kansas City, Mo. 64119 CLINE, Reba, 1100 Crane Road, Pampa, Texas 79065 COTTER, Dennis J., 9402 Octavia Ave., Morton Grove, Ill. 60053 ENDACOTT, George, 1001 W. 71st Terr., Kansas City, Mo. 64114 FINNEY CO. GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, P.O. Box 592, Garden City, KS 67846 HANSEN, Mrs. Georgia M., 308 East Rumble Rd., Modesto, Calif. 95350 HAYNES, Elizabeth, 4952 Sea Wolf Dr., Santa Rosa, Calif. 95405 IRVIN, Virginia V., 2109 20th Ave., Monroe, Wise. 53566 JACKMAN, Twy1ah, 1230 N. Van Buren, Topeka, KS 66608 KNOX, Dennis I., 162 S. Kings Highway, Stillwater, Okla. 74074 MAGGARD, Georgene, Rt. 10, Box 690-2, Fort Worth, Texas 76100 MAKER, Betty L., 8340 Greensboro Dr., No. 1107-2, McLean, Va. 22102 PYLE, Rena Ruth, 10437 Reseda Blvd., Northridge, Calif. 91326 REED, Louis and Linda, 5045 Lamar, Mission, KS 66202 REID, Janet, 13863 Kinbrook St., Sylmar, Calif. 91342 RING, Dolores Lee, 5923 Bertro Dr., LaMesa, Calif. 92041 ROBINSON, Nancy Ellen, 236 W. Gregory Rd., Central Point, Ore. 97502 ROSS, Mrs. S.M. (Lila), 205 West 14th, Horton, KS 66439 SANDERS, Elizabeth, Route 5, Box 220, Warrensburg, Mo. 64093 SCHELL, Dorothy Viets, 731 S. Blaine, Moscow, Idaho 83843 SCHWEITZER, Dr. George K., 7914 Gleason Rd., C-1136, Knoxville, Tenn. 37919 SMITH, Mrs. Sheldon E., 2558 W. Village Lane, Springfield, Mo. 65807 SWEETS, Judy M., l27-B Treetop Dr., Fayetteville, NC 28301 TAYLOR, Roberta, 8817 Canyon Rd., E14, Puyallup, Wash. 98371 THOMAS, Stephen A., 624 Honeysuckle, Olathe, KS 66061 TURNER, Mrs. Lorene Wells, 1638 Hi11crest,Woodward, Okla. 73801 WELBORN, Sarah A., Rt. 1, Box 220, Emporia, KS 66801 STATE OF WISCONSIN, STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY, 816 State St., Madison, Wise. 53706 ***** The Douglas County Genealogical Society is a non-profit organization with regular scheduled meetings the second Tuesday night of each month 7:30p.m.,·meeting place to be announced. Afternoon meetings are held if possible, and occasional area tours. An annual public workshop is he1d'to help in research. Membership fees are $7.50 single, $8.50 family. The fiscal year .is from July 1 to June 30 of the following year. �54 DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY MEETINGS, 1981-1982 Date Subject Speaker July 14, 1981 Mary Murphy, Librarian Lawrence Public Library Services & Materials Available at Lawrence Public Library A~g. Delbert Mathia County Clerk's Office Court House Records Sept. 8, 1981 Sheryl Williams, Librarian Kansas Collection, Spencer Research Library, K.U. Kansas Collection, Spencer Research Library, K.U. Oct. 13, 1981 Mrs. Maxine Kreutziger Methodist Historical Society Baker University, Baldwin Methodist Records & Collections at Baker University Nov. 10, 1981 Jean Snedeger, Vice-Pres., Douglas Co. Genealogical Soc. Report on Missouri Annual Conference Dec. 8, 1981 Fritz Snyder, Librarian K.U. Law Library Wills and Other Materials Available at K.U. Law Library Jan. 12, 1982 No Speaker Members were asked to bring questions for discussion. Feb. 9, 1982 Robert Irving Military Uniform Identification and Scotch-Irish Ancestry Feb. 12, 1982 Ronald A. Bremer Seminar Mar. 9, 1982 Lewis Armstrong K.U. Map Library, Spencer Various Maps Available at K.U. 11, 1981 ~;~: ~~'1~:~21 May 1, 1982 Trips of the Map Library, Kansas Collection, and Special J Tour Collections at Spencer Research Library, Kansas University • Apr. 13, 1982 No Speaker . "Information" May 14, 1982 Helen Franklin, Topeka "Early Migration Trails from the East"'.arid D.A.R. Records June 8, 1982 Theodore A. Wilson, Chairman K.U. Dept. of History "Finding and Preserving Your Family History" ****** UNDERTAKERS IN THE OAK HILL CEMETERY BOOK (BEFORE 1900) AT CITY CLERK'S OFFICE LAWRENCE, KANSAS C. W. Smith Bailey & Smith Strick & Pri(u)sa(i)ck Wm. Stepheris Clark & Chapman F.A. Bailey Phil Barker John Larrson Hill & Mendenhall F.A. Bailey & Co. T.H. Lescher Bailey, Smith & Co. T.O. Irvin J.W. Robertson --Pauline B. E1niff, Lawrence, KS. Robertson Bros. L.O. Wood McKee Conolly Chas. Loit Gedker C.L. Lescher �55 HISTORICAL SOCIETIES OF DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS CLINTON LAKE HISTORICAL SOCIETY, INC. c/o Mrs. Martha Parker, Director RFD Dues: $5.00 per year 112 Overbrook, Kansas Meeting: 66524 Annual Meeting in February (usually during the third week). The exact date and time will be announced. The Society began as a committee in March of 1973 for the purpose of saving the J.C. Steele House in Bloomington (about 1 mile east of Clinton) from destruction by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. They succeeded in getting the Steele House named to the National Register of Historic Sites in November 1973. The committee was incorporated as a Society on March 17, 1977 in order to maintain and operate the Steele House as a museum, and to preserve the history of the area. The Corps of Engineers reversed their decision on September 14, 1977, and the Steele House was dismantled with the agreement to build a small museum with a courtyard and stage for special programs, to be directed, staffed and maintained by the Clinton Lake Historical Society, Inc. The Society is making plans for the grand opening of the Bloomington Museum on May 1, 1983. The Society has two publications for sale: Soil of Our Sou1s.by Martha Parker and Betty Laird, $5.95 plus $1. 00 postage; and Historical Map of Clinton Lake, based on the book, $1.50 plus $.25 postage. DOUGLAS COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY 1047 Massachusetts Street Lawrence, Kansas 66044 841-4109 Meetings: Dues: $10.00 individual $.25.00 family Annual meeting with notification of date and place. Douglas County Historical Society was organized in 1933 with the purpose of promoting historical studies and to collect, preserve and describe the historic records, photographs, clothing, textiles, etc., of Douglas County and the state of Kansas. In 1972, the Society received title to the Watkins Building at 1047 Massachusetts St., and in April 1975, the Elizabeth M. Watkins Community Museum was opened to the public. The hours for the museum are: Tuesday-Saturday, 10:00-4:00; Sunday, 1:30-4:00. Admission is free. Dues entitle members to society and museum activity notices, annual meeting notice, and services at a reduced fee or free. Some of the ongoing projects are: permanent and changing exhibits in the museum and in public halls, lectures and audio-visual programs, group receptions and opening day celebrations, guided tours in and out of the museum, newsletters, and annual meetings, genealogical and restoration workshops, publication of pioneer stories, collection of valuable historical relics and records. �56 EUDORA AREA HISTORICAL SOCIETY c/o Mrs. Dorothy Akin Route 2 Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Meetings: Dues: $3.00 per year The fourth Thursday of January, April, July and October at 7:30 p.m., usually in the Eudora Public Library. They have a guest speaker followed by a business meeting. The Society was organized in October of 1980 at Eudora to collect and preserve the"history of Eudora and five adjacent former towns in Douglas, Johnson, and Leavenworth counties: Clearfield, Fall Leaf, Hesper, Prairie Center and Weaver. A special project of the Society is building a map holder which will show on one side the historical spots in the city of Eudora and on the other side, historical places in the country around Eudora. At the July meeting, a panel composed of 10ng~time residents of Eudora discussed the area's history. The discussion was so interesting that other clubs and the:schoo1s in the area have invited them to speak. They offer two books for sale: Eudora Community Heritage of Our U.S.A. Bicentennial, 1776-1976, $5.00 plus $1.00 postage; and History of Prairie Center Community, $2.50 plus $1.00 postage. LECOMPTON HISTORICAL SOCIETY c/o Mrs. Iona Spencer R.R. II 1 Lecompton, Kansas 66050 Meetings:. Dues:. $2.50 per year or $50.00 life membership Second Thursday of each month at Lane University Museum, Lecompton, Ks. The meeting begins at 6:30 p.m. with a covered dish supper, followed by the program and a business meeting. The Society is busy with the indexing of items in the Lane University Museum, which was a Church College until 1902 and is now a National Register Site. The museum is open from 1:00-4:00 p.m. on Sundays, but after November 1, will be opened by appointment only until spring. Other organizations can arrange to have their meetings in the museum and have a special tour by calling Mrs. Sarah Walter at 887-6267. The museum displays include: Territorial Lecompton, Lane University, Early Agriculture, Quilts, Art Room, Music Room, Murals of Lecompton, Chapel (which can be rented for weddings), some Eisenhower items, and various qther antiques. Souvenirs are sold at the museum,a:lso:their:book, >Territ6riaL.Days for $2.00 plus $1.00 postage. The Society library is also located in the museum and can be used by appointment. Iona Spencer is working on a book for the Society about the Lecompton Cemeteries. The Society publishes a quarterly newsletter, "The Bald Eagle'.~. �57 SANTA FE TRAIL HISTORICAL SOCIETY, INC. c/o Mr. J. Joyce Wilson, Treasurer P.O. Box 545 Baldwin, Kansas 66006 Meetings: Dues: $2.00 per year Two meetings per year - one in January at the Fellowship Hall of the First United Methodist Church in Baldwin, and a summer picnic in July at the Black Jack Cabin on Highway 56 east of Baldwin. The exact dates will be announced. The Society has several ongoing projects. They contribute to the maintenance of the Old Stone Castle Museum in Baldwin and they are trying to restore the Santa Fe Railroad Station: in. west Baldwin. They make, erect, and maintain signs at historical sites in the vicinity and keep the areas mowed and cleared. They show the Black Jack Cabin, the Ivan Boyd Memorial Prairie Preserve, and the Vin1and Coal Creek Library during the Maple Leaf Festival in October. The Society publishes a quarterly newsletter,' and ··they haye several historical booklets for sale, the latest being _V_i_n_1_a_n_d__A_r_e_a__H_1_·s__t_o_r~y__a_n~d Methodist Episcopal Church, 1864-1982, $6.50 plus postage. If you would like more information on their publications, please send a stamped, se1f-:addressed envelope to Mr. Wilson. -~ Jane· Wiggins, Lawrence, KS. From the Lawrence Republican, Thurs., March 15, 1860, p. 2 Change of Name "The late legislature dissolved the bonds of matrimony between Samuel SMITH and Olive, his wife. She now resumes her former name of FREEMAN, and wishes her correspondence hereafter directed to Olive FREEMAN." , . �r- -- ----- 58 i Lawrence Republican, Lawrence" Kansas, July 16, 1857 i HOTELS' LISTED IN THE BUSINESS CARDS Add'ress Name Johnson, House iihi tney House Topeka,House Eastern House No. 31 and 33 Vermont St. Lawrence, K. T. No. 5 New Hampshire St. Lawrence, K. T., Topeka, Kansas No. 21 New Hampshire St. Lawrence, K. T. Proprietor Benj. JOHNSON T. L. WHITNEY ALLEN and iHCHOLS Geo. F. KILLAJ"t ATTORNEYS AND LAND 4GENTS , Name Occupation 'F'. G.,ADAMS Banker ~nd Real Estate Agent .Banker and Real Estate Agent Real Estate and Land Agent Barrister at Law and Land Agent ,John CURTIS Attorney at Law Alson, C. DAVIS Counsellors at Law R. H. FARNHAM Attorney at. Lal-/ and Land Agent Jos., HINDMAN'" Land, Agent C. C. HUTCHINSON Surveyor and Civil Engineer E. D. LADD Real Estate and Land Agent Henry J. ADAMS Asaph ALLEN James CHRISTIAN Leavenworth City, Ks. Leavenworth City, Ks . Doniphan, K. T. Lawrence, K. T. Peoria City, 'Ks. Wyandott, ,K. T. Lecompton, K. T. J. H. LANE P. Sidney POST S. B. PRENTfSS Law Business Counsellors at Law Real Estate and Land Agent A. D. SEARL Land Agent Lawrence" Ks. No. 15 Massachusetts Lawrence, Ks. Lawrence, Ks. lrlyandott, K. T. No. 15 Massachusetts Lawrence, Ks. Wyandott & Lawrence, Harris STRATTON A. C. SWIFT E. B. WHIl'M!\N Real Estate and Land Agent Banker' and Real Estate Agent Land Agent Doniphan, K. T. Leavenworth City, ~s. Wyandott & Lawrence S. N. WOOD Land Agent K. T. K. T. Copied by Jean Snedeger Lawrence Republican, Thursday, March 15, 1860 lrlashtngton, M~rch 12,1860--" The Homestead Bill passed the House tOday by a vote 114 against 621" �59 ;, ! OLD.ER HOMES IN LA.TtTRENCE ARE NUMEROUS From an article by Mrs. Ivan D. Rowe in the Lawrence Daily Journal \'10 rId , Thursday, December 8, 1960. The first house· in Lawrence lias builtin 1854.. A log cabin about: 18 by 24 feet erected by Clark Stearns from Missouri. The act of organizing the territories of Kansas and Nebraska passed' . Congress" May 30, 1854, and wi thin a few days after that,' Stearns arrived ~nd erected his cabin as a squatter's claim, for a farm. There i~ a cement marker at 615 Massachusetts Street which reads, "Site of the first house in Lawrence,. 60 feet east." In June of the same year, Achilles B. Wade built a cabin east of the present Water Wbrks, on Indiana Street. The old Babcock barn at 2239 West Drive was converted into a duplex by George K. Melvin. Mr. Melvin's grandparents were early settlers. Next door north on the Melvin property is a small house built and used by the Babcocks for the servants. At 623 Indiana, Adam Oliver brought his family from England in 1858 and to Lawrence in 1862. After Quantrill's Raid the family went to Canada for a short time, but soon returned to Lawrence and Oliver built the house at 802 Tennessee. Many people in Lawrence think the 802 Tennessee residence was the fitst house of the Olivers, but records show otherwise. Also in the' 800 block on Tennessee 1s 827 prese.ntly owned by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tait.This house was built on the edge of a ravine which was later filled, leaving the first floor below the ground level. _ The Robert Hr Miller house, 1111 East 19th Street, was built in 1858. It was' a farm' home then, and remained in the Miller family until 1952. The house at 743 Indiana Street was built by Hiram Towne, a well-known contractor. This house was rented by Towne to a WidOW·, r4rs. Emily Hoyt, but he reserved a room for himself. Mr. Towne also built North College •. Mr. F. W. Jaedicke, a. gunsmtt~ and hardware merchant, purchased the home in 1879 and the house has remained in the family, being presently owned by a daughter, Mrs. Otto A. Fischer. The house at 1008 Ohio was built by George W. Bell. The 718 Locust residence was built in 1869 by A. J. Dicker. Dicker came to Lawrence in 1868 and built his grocery and mea.t store in North Lawrence and a year later built his home east of the store in the following block. The home is now owned and occupied by Donald Dicke~. Other homes include: 1106 Rhode Island--occupied by Tom Delahunty and his sister was built about 1870 by Tom's f:3..ther, R •. Delahunty., He ';ias in the transfer business when he came to Lawrence in 1867. 702 Rhode Island--built by Julius Fischer in 1869. He was one of the original 15 Germans who were sent out in 1875 from Chicago, by a. German Association, to found the town of Eudora. Contributed by Maxine Hougland �60 JONES CEMETERY L _ _ _---.J The Jones Cemetery (also called the Vancil Cemetery) is located in Clinton Township (Sec. 25, Twp. 13, R 18) two miles north of Lone Star in the woods just to the west of a horse trail. A rock wall partially encloses the cemetery. There are only two stones standing: one a footstone and the other a tombstone marking the graves of: Abbie VANCIL, died May 16, 1857, age 13 yrs. 2 mos •. Daniel VANCIL, died Jan. 3, 1864, age 50 yrs. 7 mos. 8 ds. The VANCIL family lived in the Bloomington area which lies in the valley about one mile north of the·cemetery. It is not known how many people were buried here, but there are depressions where some of the graves are located . . According to Ada Lindell in Will Hastie's Record of Cemeteries of Douglas County, Kansas, six other graves are marked with rocks at head and foot. Marshall J. JONES and Mary Ann HOLMES, both born near London, England, were married January 11, 1842, and came from Harper's Ferry, Va. to Kansas in the spring of 1856. They had four boys and four girls. Martha PARKER of the Clinton Lake Historical Society said that their great grandsons·, Olin and Howard PETEFISH, only knew of four children. Marshall was a deacon in the Baptist Church. Hastie states that Marshall preempted the farm on which this cemetery is a part, and that an indenture was made between Henry and Martha ULRICH (daughter of Marshall and Mary JONES) to the Jones Cemetery Association for $5.00 on August 25, 1884. The Trustees were: Henry ULRICH, James M. HALBERT, Michael CATHERMAN, J.W. MATNEY, and Thomas BOND. These records are on file in the Secretary of State's Office, Book 36, p. 336. Marshall, Mary Ann and their oldest son A1pheus Alexander are buried in this cemetery, all having died within a short time of each other. The birth, death and marriage information was obtained from the family .Bible which was later destroyed by fire. Marshall J. JONES, Oct. 24, 1817 - Oct. 3, 1862 Mary Ann (HOLMES) JONES, Sept. 23, 1816 - May 19, 1863 Alpheus Alexander JONES, Nov. 25, 1842 - Apr. 11, 1863 --Jane Wiggins, Lawrence, KS �61 OBITUARIES FROM TENNESSEE NEWSPAPERS Compiled by: Jill L. Garrett QUANTRILL, William Clarke., Monument. in Dedicated to the memory of the 150 fell victims to the inhuman ferocity of the infamous' Quantrell in his raid upon. Erected 30 May 1896. Lawrence County, Kansas: citizens who defenseless border guerrillas led by Larence on 21 A.ug. 1863. Quantrell, Kansas guerrilla and murderer, was captured in Kentucky last week; brought to Louisville, badly wounded. (Nashville Daily Union, 16 May 1865.) (N. B. He signed his' name Quantrill; he was born 31 July 1837 at Canal Dover, Ohio,. died 6 June 1865 in Louisville; was buried in hidden grave at St. John.' s Catholic Cemetery; in Dec 1887 his remains were moved to Canal Dover, Ohio.) . . Man known as T.•. G. Henderson died one. day last week at the home of Mrs. Parnell in Birmingham, Alabama.. Before he died he conf'ess'ed to her that he was Charles William Quantrell, the fam6us Missouri ou~lawr who was supposed to have been killed in a fight with Federal soldiers in Kentucky near the close of the .war. (Florence, A.la., Times, 17 Oct. 1.390.) . The Lawrence Massacre'~ . Up to this 'morning 128 bodies have been buried but it is still utterly impossible to obtain a complete list of theirnames~ as s6 many are so much disfigured as to prevent recognition, while others are still missing, and are supposed to be concealed in the woods nearby or, they may be in the ruins of the buildings, besides many left. with Lane in pursui t of Marmaduke and not yet returned •. Fifty of Quantrell'sgang who are citizens o~ Jackson County, Missouri, and are all well known here and have been considered Union men; many of them are paroled prisoners from Pemberton's army, and some· of them are from Price's command, from the fact that they are much sunburnt and have the appearance of having been long in the service. After they had some of them becama their. horses" there as to who they were accomplished the destruction of Lawrence, much intoxicated, but being strapped to were none left behind to give information or where they were from •. Aug. 22--The citizens of Lawrence, shot by QUantrell's band, number 108, incl ud ing the ~1aj or and his son. The inhabitant~ fled into ravines and bushes, where they were fired into by the guerrillas. Twenty-five negro recruits were shot. The guerrillas took all the money in the pockets of citizens and in houses. They stole ladies jewelry even the rings from their fingers. ~ ., �62 QUANTRILL, William Clarke--continued Jim Lane escaped on horseback, rallied about 200 m~n and followed Quantrell about 12 miles south of Lawrenc~, where a fight occurred,. the resul.t of which is unknow-rl. Quantrell is now retreatirig toward Missouri, burning everything on his route. No resistance was made at Lawrence, the people being shot down as they ran through the streets in their night clottles, and their. bodies thrown into 'wells and cisterns. The ci tizens had been expecting this raid and had organized into companied for defence, but from assurances that '~usmtrell would not invade K~nsas, their organizations were abandoned and the gue~rillas found them entirely defenceless. (Nashville Daily Union, 22 Aug 1863.) Quantrell's force reached the headwaters of Grand River, Cass County, Missouri, about noon on August 25, after burning Lawrence and. then divided into squads of from 40 to 50, and scattered in variOus. directions. Quantrell's men told many persons before reaching Lawrence that they were going to destroy the tOTl'ln, but by some strange fatality~ the people along the route, who might easily have gotten word to Lawrence, did not try. A messenger was sent by capt. Coleman to notify the people of Lawrence of Quantrell's appr'oach, but f~1.1ed to get through. (Nashville Daily Uni-on, 25 Aug 1 8 6 5 ) · . 'Quantrell's raid made 85 widows and 250 orphans. Dispatch, 28 Aug 1863.) (Nashville Aug 20--Guerrillas under Quantrell with SOO'men crossed into'Kansas near Gardner, 4 mile~ below Leavenworth, and started for Lawrence and pillaged stores, shot citizens and fired houses. (Nashville Dispatch, 22 Aug 1863.) Quantrell's band is now retreating toward Missouri, burning everything on the route. His force consists of guerrillas who have been robbing and murdering along the border for months~ (Nashville Dispatch 23 Aug 1863) , As of the 24th, 128 bodies have been buried at Lawrence, Kansas; others are missing and are probably in the ruins. (Nashville Dispatch,. 26 Aug 1863.) At. Lawrence, Kansas, 183 bodies have been buried and there are 182 b~ildings burned. (Nashville Dispatch, 27 Aug 1863.) ---The spelling of words in this article were copied exactly as in the original. --Jean Snedeger, Lawrence, KS. �63 Naturalizatiion' Records' N'aturali zatiim records'may be a good source" of genealogical" data'~, Usual1y: these p'apers were treasured family documents, and often were kept in the pages: of the family Bible or with old family letters. Because the first Naturalization )rct passed by Congress on 26 March 1790 provi ded that an ali en who desi red to become a ci tizen should apply- to 't-anycommon law court of record" i:n anyone of the states where he shan have resided' fo'r the term of one year at least"', he may have been naturalized in the Federal, State or Local Courts'. On 29 Jan 1795', Congress passed a new N'aturali zation Act requiring a res-· idence period of five years and renunciation of allegiances and titles of nobility as pre",requisi te to citizenship., This was amended on 18; June H798 to require' :r:esidence of fourteen years, and declaration of iintention for five years'., However this was repealed in 1802 when the Naturalization Law of 1795 was re-inacted~ Prior to the present Naturali zation Law (1952)', an applicant had to wait a11: least two years after filing a Declaration of Intention to become a citizen before he could file a Petition for Naturalization. This is no longer necess~ry. Records of naturali zation proceedings in the Federal Courts are usuarIy;: found in records of the Dfstrict Court in which the proceedings took prace. Records prior to 27 Sept 1906, may stillil be in custody of the court-, they may' have: been transferred'to the' National!, ArChives:, or they may have been transferred' to the Federal Records' Center operated by the GSA. Sfnce 1906:, dupTicates' of the records are deposited with the Commissioner of Immigration and Naturalization, Washington, D~ C~ I'n the late 1930"s', the WPJt began to make photographic copies' of the records and to index them. Copies and indexes filed by the courts in Maine, Massachusetts', New Hampshire and Rhode lsland 1787-1906, and for the District of Columbia' 1802;... 1.926" are now, in the Nationa11 Archives. Information on the records fnclude the place and date of birth of the alien, the country' from which he emigrated, name of the vessel, date and port of arrfvall, in the U. S., the name under which he traveled and more. An alien was permitted' to change his name at the time of his' apprication fo'r citizenship', which decree would be shown on the Naturali zation Certificate when issued. Advice from the Federal Records Center is that the federal law which prevented copying of a Naturali zation Certificate has been repealed~ and that an naturali zation records are public records;. Not like the brazen gi ant of G'reek fame', Wi th conquering limbs astride from land to lland;' Here at our sea-washed, sunset gates' shall stand A mighty woman with a torch" whose flame is the imprisoned lightning, and her name Mother of EXiles:. From her beacon-hand' Grows world-wide welcome!;: her mi1l!d eyes command The air-bridged harbor that twin cities frame. "Keep, ancient lands, your storied pomp!"' cries' she Wi th silent lips;. fiG! ve me your ti red~ your poor", Your huddled masses' yearning to breathe free, The wretched refuse of your teeming shore:. Send these, the homeless:, tempest-tost to me', I lift my lamp beside the golden door!'" --Etnma Lazarus', "'The New Co les sus'" 1883. She was born hI New York of Jewish parentage and' was deeply concerned wi th the plight of the Jews' d'ri ven" from Russia to the United States. �, - - - ------ I I I Declarations' of Intention and Peti tions for Naturalization! . filed in Dougl.as County District Court, Lawrence, ,S Volume I, 25 Oct 1906 - 5 Feb 1924 ' (Concluded from volume 5~ page 83) - . Cbpi:d.,by Pauline S.~lni!f Abbreviations: 01 _ Dec1ar:ltion of Intention;. PN -- ~et1 t10n for N"aturallzatlon I :! Kampschroeder, August H. 01 - 3- I.Ich ~91a PN-~Jim' 1921 _. p 89 Farmer, aged 37 yrs; white, fair compleXlon" ht 5· 11 , wt 160 Ibs, dark brown hair and blue eyes;, born 21 Apr 1880 at Lippe Detmolt, Germany;, emigrated from Hamburg about 29 o'\pr 1881; arrived at New York; came to Kansas about 20 ['lay 1881; resides in Kanwaka Tvlp. Dg Co. Renounced allegiance to William n, German Emperor. His wife, Hattie, was born in Douglas Co;. they have 5 children. Witnesses: J. C. Metcalf, Farmer. and X. J. Kennedy, Merchant. Kamoscilroeder. Charles F. DI - 7 Mch 1918 PN - 27 Jun 1921 p 88 Fanner,- aged 47 yrs; white, fair complexion" ht 5'10", wt 170 lbs, dark brown hair and blue eyes; born 16 Oct 1870 at Lippe Detmolt,. Germany; emigrated' from ~Iamburg about 29 Apr' 1881_;, arrived at New York 12 May 1881; came to Kansas about 20 t,lay 1381;. resides at Clinton, Dg Co. Renounced allegi ance to Wiliam II. German Emperor. His wife, Sarah Frances, was born in Douglas County; they have 6 children. Witnesses:' J. C~ Metcalf, Farmer and X. J. Kennedy, Merchant. Kamnschroeder, Ernest F. 01 - 4 May 1918 PN 16 Jun 1921 p 81 Farmer, aged 38yrs ; white, fair complexion, ht 5'11", wt 170 Ibs, light brown hair- and blue eyes; born 22 Jun-. 1879 at Lippe Detmol t, Germany; embarked from- Bremen. Germany- on- the vessel" Hamburg, about 25 Apr 1881 and arrived <It New York 12 M<lY- 1881; arrived in Kansas about 20 May 1881 and presently resides in Kanwaka T~. Dg Co. Renounced allegiance to Willian: II, German Enrreror •. His wife, Rosa, was born at Richland. K5' and they have 8 children. Witnesses: A.S. Elrot, Merchant and J. C. ilouk, Barber. Kanpschroeder. Frederick Fr. 01 - 4 May 1918 PN- - 23 Jun 1921 p 87 Farmer. aged 45- yrs; white, fair complexion, ht 5'9", wt 175 Ibs, dark hair and blue eyes; born 4 r'.pr 1874 at Lippe Detmolt;, emigrated on the vessel, Hamburg <lDout 25 ..'\pr 1881; arrived at port of New Y"ork 12 May 1889(1); renounced , allegiance to I'm il, German Emperor. Arrived in Kansas 20 111ay 1881;' resides in Kanwaka Twp, Dg Co. His wife. Marie. was born at Lawrence, KS and they have 4 children. Witnesses:: J. C. ffouk, Barber and C. N. Baldwin. Farmer. Kamoschroeder, William H. or - S Mch 1918 PN - 23 Jun 1921 p 86 Farmer" aged 41 yrs; white, fair complexion, ht 5' 11", wt 180 1bs, brOVJIl ha~r and_ blue. eyes; born 24 Nov 1376 at Lippe Detmolt, Germany; arrived at port of New York;, 1n Kansas 20 101ay 1881.; renounced allegi ance to Willi am II, Genaan anpe~or;~ presently resides in- Clinton T\VP. Dg Co. His wife, Effie F. \'las born , at RIchland, KS and they have: 6 children.. Witnesses:: J. C-. HouR Barber- and C. N:. Baldwin, Farmer. • Keiser, Henry WiIliam~ DI. - 14 Dec 1920 PN - 14 May 1923 P 132 Clerk.in har?i'lare store. aged 43 yr5; white, f'air complexion, ht 5'7". wt , ISO Ibs, llght haIr :nd b~ue er.~s; born 22 ~an 1877 at Horn, GeImany; emigrated from, Bremen, Germany, arrIved In New York CJ.ty about 15 Jun 1882; renounced al1~gi ance to ,G~~any;; l1'as been' a resident. of Kansas for 35 yrs and presently reSIdes at 746- i.l~ln St, Lm'll"'ence. His wife, Emma Wise Keiser was' born in Douglas county. No chIldren. Witnesses:: Tom, Harley, Attorney, and Ralph Lawrence • Deputy Sileriff'. 64 �65 Klaas, Bernard , or ~' 14 Dec: 1920 PN -,14, May' 1923' , , p 103, 'Storekeeper, aged 63' yrs;, white, fair complexion, ht 5;'4", wt 157 Ibs'" dark gray- hair and brown eyes;; born' 30 Apr 1654', in tlIest: F'alia" G'ennany;: embarked' fr~~ Bremen', Gennany about 8 sept 1884 on the vessel, Valdar;~ arrived at New York C~ty' 20" sept 1884;; renounced' allegiance' to Vb; II" Geman' Bnperor;: arrived'in Kansas,,: about 24 Sept 1884;: presently' resides' at 1324~ Delaware St-. Lawrence, KS;: is not married. Witnesses:: C'. F~ Paulding', Lawyer and Harry W~, Lescher, EXpressman. Klaas, Heinrich, , I l L - 30- Mch 1918 PN -13 Sept 1921 p 102: Storekeeper, aged 72~ yrs; white" f'air complexi'on, 4'11"', \'It 145 1bs. gray hair, and' eyes; born' 25 Dec 1846' in West, Falia. G'emany;' emigrated' from Bremen, Gennany flbout 8, sept, 1884 on the vessel" Val dar; arrived at N'ew York City 20 Sept 1884;: arrived in Kansas: 24 Sept 1884' and presently resides at 1324' Delaware St., Lat'11'ence, Ks:; not married. Witnesses::, C~ F. Paulding, Lawyer and Harry ~I.', Lescher, Expressman. ' D1 ~,15 Oct 1910, Reno County'" Hutchinson, IG PN' - 16, J'an 1920 , p 53' Student Federal Board Vocationa~ Training SChool; born 27' Nov 1887' at A"ero-, skoburg, Denmark;;. emigrated from Li:.ve i'p.o 01 , England' about 17' Oct 1907;: arrived' at', New 'York, Nron· the vessel, Balticr renounced allegiance' to Christian' X; King of Denmark;: resident of, Kansas' since 17' Oct 1907;, present resid'ence is 825 Uiio St., Lawrence', KS. His: wife, Gladys' Mary Larsen was born in Hodgeman County,KS'; there are no child'ren., -r. an an honorably discharged soldi,er' having enlisted 28 'April, 1918 and' was discharged 28 .Tun- 1919, #2192078' CO CO 353rd'Inf. 89th Division, overseas 9 months.-- Wi.tnesses::- Thomas' A-.. Beatty' and Donald B. Ca1h.oun" Stud'(mts' K'.U~ Larsen, Hans Anderson Lot'z, Carl F. DI, - 24 Jun 1918 PN - 6., Oct, 1923 p' 14~ Merchant;', born 11 Oct 1870' in Zweiont'cken" Germany;: emigrated {ram Branen about 2ft: 1'un: 1883;' arri.ved-at Baltimore, MD on the vessel,. America; renounced' allegi ance to the G'erman Flnpfre'e A Kansas: r,esident', since Oct 1885; resides at Eudora. Hi's \rlfe. Rose' E. Lota, was: born in Douglas County., There are no, children. Witnesses:: G'eo.1'. Broers: and Don: Wertheffer', Farmers. Lotz, Julius:' or: -,24 .Tun: 1.918; PM - 5 Nov-1923 p 142 Merchant, aged: 50 yrs;' white', fair complexion, ht S'6r • wt 165 lbs, gray hair and blue eyes; born' 25 Apr 1868 in Zweibrucken" Gennany; emigrated' frolIll Branen" Gennany' on' the' vessel, Rhein, 5 fday' 188S;, arrived port, of New York on' 15' May 1885; resides: in- Eudora., Hi~s wife, Louise, was' born at Uhlbach, Vruertenberg', G'ennany; they' have- 1 child. W±:tnesses:. Christian G'. Ifammer, Retired F'amer and J'acob Schurle, Farmer. Lotz. Louise, Mary m omitted' because was American ci ti zen' by virtue of father··s naturalization' iir this court • •' , , P N : 5 NOlT 1923' P 143 H'ouse\,l1fe; born: at Ulbach, Gemany 15 Jui. 1874;, emigrated from: Hamburg abou-t 23~ Aug 1880; an:ived' at New York, NYon vessel, Lessing; renounces allegiance' to' the. Gennan Flnp~r:.., He,r ~usband. Julius' Lotz, . was: born in Zl'leibrucken, Gem any;.., ReSIdent of US S1nce' 8.1 sept' 1880 and Kansas SInce' Jan 1900. Resides at Eudora. Wi.tnesses:: Christi an G.. Ifanmes, Retired r'anner' and Jacob SChurIe, Fanner~ �66 Lotz, Rose: Elizabeth PN - 5 Nov 1923' P' 145 Housewffe; white, brunettecomplexfon, wt 155 Ibs, d'ark brown hai rand bro\m eyes; born 30 Jim 1871,. in Eudora', Ks". Irusband., Carl Fredrick Lotz. was born in- Zweibrucken" G'ennany. Sfie: renounces: all'egfance to the Getman Empfre. Iras resided in, the US' and Kansas since 30 .Thn' 1871. WitnesseS'=:' i1illiallI' Fubs. Retired' Fatmer and George J~. Broers', F'anner. Lough', S"amuel Alexander,: PN 4 Oct 1920' P 54' , President; of Baker University; born 7" J'ul. l864~ at, Huron" Canada; emigratea from~ Broc;:kville. Canad'a' I May 1870; arrived" at port of entry at Chicago, ILl., 15' May 1870; renounces: allegiance to George V~, King of' Great'. Britain and Ire- . land; ari"ived in Kansas 8 Aug: 1917 and resides at Eald\v.ln City. His 1.)i·fe', Mary' (?)Lauriceda Benedict was; born near Granada, Ks., There are 2 children. Witnesses:: Osborne Grant Markham and Iromer. Kingsley Ebright, Teachers. LUTY, Horace Knight Dr: - 13' Aug 1918 PN,-- 4' Nov 1920 p 6-1 Collar Maker;: aged'. 42 yrs; white, fair,. ht5'3"', wt· 120 lbs, brown hair' and: brown eyes;' born 27 Oct 187(); at SOuth \'lales~, Swan se a-, England; em'grated from Li.verpool' England; 17 Feb l893'on the vessel, City· of Chfcago, and arrivea at New York on 1 Mch 1893; renounces;' al'legi.ance to George- V~, King of' Great' Britain and Irerand~ Resides: at 508 North 7th St.,. Lawrence, KS: Hi.s' wife, Ailna' E'. Lury.', was: born in' Terahoute, Indiana... There are no children.. Witnesses: D. B. Rogers, Clerk- and C. O. Hodge" Collar. Mak.er~ Manifgorrian, Oscar Var.taw' 01-19, Apr' 1919 Common Pleas Court Wanen County, New JerseyPN~Il: Oct 1921 p' 104' Student at Kansas: Uni.versity;: born' 25 Jun 1895- at Palaw: Sakr3t" Anneni a;' emigrated from MarsaiIles-,. France, 25 Dec 1911;' arrived' at· Providence, Rr on the vessel, Gennania'.. Renounced allegiance to Mehummed VT, Emperor of the Cttomans. In US since 8: jan 1912. and- in AS:' since 14 Sept' 1919. Resides Cl92I) at 345' Indiana' St., Lawrence, KS. Not married. Witnesses:: ernest R. Lindley" Chancellor' of KU" and' George O~ Foster, Registrar' of KU: nlansfield, John' Willianr DI-27 Nov 1920 PN~5 Feb 1924 p 148' Farmer-, aged 64: yrs;_ white, f'air complexion, ht 5'8", wt 130 Ibs, brown hai r and- blue eyes;: born in Great G'rausden, EngI and' 21 Apr 1857; emigrated from. ti,verpool, England' on', the vessel, G'reat Western, and arrived at New Y'ork, NY 20 Nov 1871. Hfs~ last foreign residence was Wulw.i.ch, England'. In Kansas since: I. JuI 1876:; resid'es at Eudora'. P..iswife, Alma was born in~ Clay' County, Mo. (on: PN" states that \\d'fe was, born in Platte County, PdQ.l.One- child., Witnesses: Eli Wilson, Merchant and A. E. Schaake, Fanning. DI-S Feb 1917~ Superior. COurt' g>ok County, Ch:i.cngo, ill .. PN~IS Feb 1922: p 118 Machfnist, aged~ 33 yrs;: white, fair. complexion", ht. 5'8"', Nt 140 Ibs:~ brovm hair. and brown eyes:; born 2 Jan 1884 in Vargas;, HUngary;' emigrated: it'om ffamburg, Gennany ?n the vessel, Zeeland' R,;..Star;' arrived in New York 18· JIm' 1907;:' renounced aUegl ance. to Charles, Emperor' of Austria and i1postalic King of Hungary~ Resided (1917) at 3533 So. P'aulina St., Chicago, Ill. and 1922 at 753' Elm' St.. Lawrence, Ks. His wi'fe, Mary' Harvath, was born in Pinka iilendeszint, Irangary.. 'There are 2 children, born in Cnicago. Witnesses:. Harry- C•. Treworgy, Blacksmith and' Willi am K. Edgar" ~Ianufacturer. Mayer, George- �67 . McCarthy', Daniel DI~4' .qp'r 1919. Common. Pleas Court Cuyahoga' County; Uiia PN-8 Nov'192r p 109 Coal' Miner', aged~ 24 yrs-; white, dark comp-Iexion'" h't 5'S--; we 133" lbs-, dark brown hair, brown eyes-, sc(]r on left. shou·nrer,: born t .Tan IS.96-at Bandon', Irerand; emlgrated from: Liverpool, EilgIand: on' the' vess'el" S-~ ~ Ultra; :;:.rrived- in' New' York, NY-IO Jan 1919; arrived in Kansas 14 Aug' 1921; resides'" (1921r at nor: Pennsylvania, Lawrence, .Ks:~ Honorable discharge exhibi ted. Witnesses: Ir~. If.. UcManness and' J. N'. fJann, LaBorers. rdodine, Anna' Louise 01:-10 Mch 1920 Wyandotte County' Dist. Court at Kansas' City PN-3' Aug 1923 P 140' Schoolteacher, aged 55 yrs; white, dark complexion', ht 5'4"', wt 120 1bs, brown hair, and blue eyes;: born 1, Feb 186S' at Orebro, S\veden'; emigrated f"rom: G'oteborg', Sl'leden, 12 Dec 1869 and' arrived at New York 1st day of .Tan 18m'; arrived in Kansas 11. Jan 1900';: (1923) resides' at' 303' 'Orchard St." Kansas; City', Kansas. Ntlt married._ Witnesses::. CSTl Graeber, Merchant and A. l.r. Potter~ Clerk. liIoldenhau'er, Albert, R~ Dr-a; sept 1918 Prq-.;.2 . Jul, 1921 " p 92' . Farmer; aged- 34" yrs; \mi'te, fair complexion,h't $'6", wt 155 Ibs:, light hair and blue eyes;: born: 5 Aug 1884' at Pollnow' Hlnterpomme~, GEmnany;' emigrated' to US'f,rom, Br3llen, G'ennany' on' the: vessel, Dresden, arriving at Baltimore, l\Id~, on 28 Feb 1893; renounced' allegimlce to William': IT, Gennan Elilperor. Arrived'ilr:ransas'I. Mch 1894, and' resides in Palmyra Tt..p, llJ' Co. rrrs" wife, Minnie, was born in Douglas County~, They" have 2 children_ Witnesses: John selzer and' ~m., J .... Selzer; Sr~, Fanners'. PN.:..25 Jim 1923' p 136' Niemeyer", Felix Alexander G'eorge DI-23 Jun 1921 Clerk, aged 32~ yrs;, white, dark COinp 1exi'on , ht st8"'~ wt 150 lbs, black hair, brorm eyes-; born: 12 Nov' 1888 at Nordhausen, Gennonr.: emigr<lt'ed f'rom: Bremenhafen', Gennany' on the vessel, Main' NGL.6Nov 1909;;' arrfved at' New YOrR, IT Nov' 1909. Renounced his: allegi ance to tlie Gennan Einpire. Tn Kansas since 20 Nov 1909; CI921) resides at 727 Arkansas St., Lawrence, Ks... His' wife, Su's-anna, was Dorn' at Bad" NElUheim, G"ennany~ They h'ave 2. children. Witnesses: Jeannot Ulirlaub, Treas. of Barteldes Seed: CO. and Geo. Dfngelstedt', Reti red. Nels', Frederick DI-l& Fen 1918 PN:"15 Jui 1921 p 97' Fanner', aged 63' yrs; white, fair complexion', 5' 5" ht, wt 158' lbs-,sandy hair and blue eyes:;, born 15 Jul 18S4~ at Kaisers'Lautern Reihnpfaie, Germany~ emigrated from: Bremen orr the vessel" Hans'a-; 8 r.Iay'1869 and' arrived at Net'l YOrk 22 May'1969. Renounced allegiance toj~lillfam IT, G"ennan Emperor. In Kansas Since 14 Dec: 1870;' resides in Eudora Twp, llJ Co. His wife, lUina', was- bam in Missouri.., Witnesses':: John' B._ ;,Iiller" Livestock Dealer & J._ R~.. Conilies:t., Transfer. Nels:, Peter" DI-8 filch 1918 PN;..15 .Tu1 1921 P 96 Fanner, aged 57 yrs; white, fair cOinplexion, 5'6"' ht, wt 178 lbs', with sandY~,hair and brot'Bl eyes; born- 23' Nov 1860" at Kaisers' Lautern Reihnpfale, G'ermany; emlgrated from: Bremen on~ the vessel t Hansa, 8 ~lay' 18~ and arri'ved" at' New York 22' May' 1869. Renounced allegiance to' William II, G'ennan Elnperor~" CI92I) Resides at Eudora, Ks:. Hfs wife·s' name is frIary.. They' have 0' children, born in Johnson County. Witnesses:: John B~" iiIiller, Livestock Dealer and J. R~, COmbest, Transfer., �68 Nel son' , Chri sti an Nonnan' O1-2T Dee 1884 Pl'f-3()' Mch 1908' p 14 C'arpenter- and farmer;' born 22 Aug; 1842' at Ringkj"obniri9', Denmark; emigr~ted' from', COpenhagen, 3(l Apr- 1868 and entered'through the port of' New York; "'can't st'ate the vesse1"~ Renounced- allegiance' to Frederi'ck vrn~ King' or Denmark. lit Kansas since: 1: sept· 1880';' (I9O'8r residing at: Tmlr Mound~ Douglas' County., His: wi'fe was Anna' .~larie Peterson,. now. deceased~ .. Children: Alma Nelson, born 25 May 188r and' Camilla Olga Nelson" born 21 Aug 188'4'~, both born at' Richland', Ks. ,Witnesses:. T: R~\'loodward~ Deputy' Slieriff', Dg Co, Thomas' Warren Mifflin', Teamster and Conro.d Johannes Eriksen, Merchant. Pfleger,! Carl 01;..13 Apr 1918 PN.:.I5' Jut 1921. p 98 Farmer, aged' 59 yrs'; white,. f'ai r complexion, ht 5'.r, wt 140 lbs; slightly gray hair- and blue eyes', first finger off: of left hand'; born 22: Aug 1859 in Bavaria, Germany;: emigrated from~ Ffamburg, Genriany;: -aon't remember vessel"~ arrived Bal timore, Md., .15 Jul 1800. Renounced allegi once to William' IT, German Emperor.- Arrived in, Kansas 20 JuI 1880; resident of Eudora. His' wife, EhmTa Audolphine, was born at Tipton, Indiana.- There are 7 children. Witnesses: John' B. Miller, Stock Dealer and.I. R~ COmbest, Transfer. Pcihl, Heman- Dr-8 Apr 1918 PN;..T .Tun- 1921 p 72 wi ISO 1bs, dark gray' hair and' gray eyes', disabled left. hand;: born 1 Apr' 1859 at Balm, G"ennany; emigrated from'. Balm, G"emany on the vessel, Hapsburg;' arrived S- Apr 1883" at· Baltimore, Md., Renounced: allegi ance to Willi am IT, German Emperor. To Kansas' 16 Melt 1884;, resideS' at·, Baldwin, RFD #2. His wife,. Augu'Sta, was born in Bahn. There are 5' children ... Witnesses:: J'. M•.,Gibson and Theodore Graser, F'amers. . Pooch:' Henrich', DI-21 Dee: 1918 PN-lS' Dec: 1921' p 113' Famer" aged, 62~ yrs;- white'" f'air complexion" ht 5~6~~ wt: l:Jl Ibs, dark gray harr and: blue eyes;: born 22, Nov 1856 at &Iesdo, Germany;' emigrated' fromi Bremen on' the vessel,. Rhine, am ring; at Baltimore ... ?vId~, 15 Apr 1889.... Renounced allegiance to, Willi am; il, Geman Emperor... In Kansas since 1. ~ray' 1889;: resides in Palmyra' T~, Douglas County~. His: wife,. Albertina', was born- t·ao not know where"~ There are 3' children. Witnesses:~ Willi am~ selzer, Sr'~, Retired Fanner' and' Wil-, Ii ~ selzer~ Jr..., Farmer~ . F'armer,~ aged' 59 yrs;, lmite', fair, complexion, ht 5'10''', Pooch, Hennan DI~T Dec 1920 PN~16 Dec 1922., p, 127 Farmer', ag,ed 52.. yrs; born 11 f.farch 1868 at, Pommer'; Gemany; emigrated imrm Hamburg,. Gemany', on- the; vessel, Polenisia;' arrived in1 New YOrk 15- Dec 1888'•. Renounced allegiance to the' Geman~ Empire_ In Kansas: since 1 J'an 1889; resides RFD #1, EUdora', Ks-. Hi s wife, Anna, waS: born in Pommer, Gemany. There are 2children. Wi.tnesses:.: John' Sturm; and Frank frey, Fanners. Porteous', George. Alexander DI-22. Nov 1909 PN~T JuI 1915' p' 36 . Farmer,_ aged 29' yrs;'; white,- !'aircomplexion'" ht 5'10''', wt 168 Ibs brown hai.r and' blue eyes;, born 1,. sept 1880 at·, St. Boswell,S: Roxburghshire. SC~tland·, ~igrated to the: US' from: Crystal City;, Manitoba, Canada by horse ~d buggy; ~r­ n ved at Port, of Entry, AiDes, Iowa, 10 Nov 190'4.. Renounced allegi ance to Edward' VII, King, of' Great Brit ai n- and Ireland. In Kansas since 5 Dec' 1904:-' resides at Grant T\IIp, Doug Ias: County. Not married'." Witnesses: A.. R. Maxwell, EXpress Agent: and Ernest. W., Young, ramer. �69 DI:..21. J"un=, 1918, Topeka" Ks. US" m'st'., Conrt p~ 82': T'ailor ,_ aged 47 yrs;: white, light complexion" h.t 5' 4-'~ \'rt~ 135-1bs" light hair,blue eyes;' born 12, Jan 1871 at, rilagdeburg',. Germany;: emigrated" f'ront Bremen; --donat, remember' the vesser·- 25' sep. 1875" arrived- at' Baltiinore, MOo 10 iQct 1875~, Renounced all egi an·ce. to; Willi am,' II', G'ennan Elnperor~ Wi.fe, Lu1a ~Iay, was born" in Lawrence. In Kansas, since 1 Xan 1884;.' resides at 815' Kentucky' St., Lawrence, Ks. !he' child.. Witnesses:: D~C~~AShert Banker & C:.B~ Ifosford'~ Real Est at-e' and Loans. Prot sch ,_ Richard El:nes:t. P.N;"17' Jun: 1921-. Raible, Erhard: DI-2' Apr ;t9I8 PN;..30 J"u-l. 1923 'p 13T ramer" aged $. yrs; white,. dark complexion, ht 5'6~~ \'It' 145' lbs~ dark gray' hair', br~wn eyes;, born 8 Jan 1362 at Wurtenherg, Germany;: emigrated from, Wurtenberg 24' Feb: 1884 on' the vessel, America, arriving in: New York... Renounced a11eg-lance to G'ermany. In'l(s. since about. 24 Feb 1884;. resides in Marion'T\'''P, Dg Co. P' ..:o:,..nverbrooR.. His wife, Minni.e, was born: in Oldenberg', GEmnany. There are T . chifdren. Witnesses: C;. J-.. Fawl and J. C. Miller, Farmers. Hichtenneier, Anna DI;..Unitted under Act of' 22: sept 1922. PN;..5 Nov 1923' P' 144 Bom. I. Feb 1867 at, Sharpsbuyg, P'a.; Hu'sband, Aug~st, Richtermeier, born' in G'eIntany • Renounces allegiance to the Gennan H'npi're.. Resident of' Kansas' since AUg: l8Ti~_ Witnesses::. Chtistian G~ Hammer" Retired F'anner & Xacob SChurle.Fanner. Richtenneier. AUgust DI;"18Jinr 1918 Prf-2 Jan 1924' p, 146" FaIiiier; aged 64. yrs;, white. f'air complexion,. ht 5"7"', wt 151' lbs, light. hair. blue eyes; born 12 Mch 1854~ at Westfalen, Gennany; emigrated from Bremen on the vessel, Hetman;, am'ved 28 Sept 1879. in' New York._ Renounced' allegiance to Wil-, Iian! II, German, Emperor;. In Ks:. since 1'. Jan' 1905. resides' at Eudora.' rafe,. Alma. born in: Pa., 5 children. Witnesses::- Jacob Scfturle' and~ ClItistian: G-... Hanmer. Rocklund t Oscar: ThorvaiI DI-12:. Sept 1918, PN-S' Apr 192L p 6'S SUpt. of Fowler, Shops', m', aged 34 yrs; white, fair complexion;,. 5'101.9 bt, wt 140 Ibs, light hair. blue eyFls', first finger off at first joint·: left hand'; born 17 ~t 1883 in' StocI(ho1m,. Sweden;, emigrated from: StockhoL1I: about IS Apr 1834; -don't remember' vesser-;; arrived: at New: York I ~ray- 1884: Renounced allegiance to Gustavus' V..' King of Sweden'.. In'. Ks. since 4' May' 1884; (1918) resides at 1103' Connecticut St., Lawrence,Ksj (1921) at. 630 Rhode, ISland.His wife" Minnie .. was bom in Lawrence.~ No children._ Wftnesses:~ Ru'ss'ell. S-.. Lefferch, Molder and Arthur R. B'ai'ley, Instr. in Foundry. Rohe, r.Iartirr: DI-S Mch 1918 PN' 15 Nov' 1921 plIO Farmer. aged 62: yrs.; white', fair complexion, ht 5'1U4''', ~·rt 158 1hs-, dark gray. hair, blue eyes;, horn' ilt Alsace" Gennany-, 20' Dct 1856; emigrated' frolJt Havre, France' 1: ,Feb: 1873;: arrived at. New, York. Renoun-ced a11egi ance to the C;-eman Empire. also the Republic of: France.. In Ks. since ! ~rch 1873';. resides in Pa1ii1yr~ T\\p, Dg CO, PO-Baldt'li:n';.., His wife" Pauline, was, born in Uo .. , 2' chf1dren~ alartin, born: 14 Feb 1800 {; George" born 22' Nov 1881_ Wit:: j'm Fuhs &: G.E.Kretsinger,Farmers. Roser. ~hilip DI4 "'Pr 19l5 PN-29 Apr 1922, p 121 Farmer;. born 23 .Llpr- 1866 in~ Alsace; emigrated' from blank 15 Mclt 1893';, arrived at New York., Renounced allegiance to ~ennany or any' independent. state wi thin' the bounds of the fanner G'eman' Empire &'1"ne Republic' of France"'~ In Ks'. since 1 J"arr. 1896';, resides in Willow springs: Ttvp, PO- Lone Star, Rt #1., rlif'e, MarY horn', in Alsace., 5 children. Wit:: PhiUp Ernst" Hardware Merchant & Henry Albach,Printer. �70 Scli'a1 Dar" Augu'st. John' • DI-9 Feb ,19~8 ,PN:a :~n: 1923" " p 134: F'amer.., aged" 44' yrs;, wh1,te ... dark compleXI,on" lit 5" 10 '. wt 170 los, black hair and brot'Jlr eyes; born 12 Nov' 1873: at Berchem,. Grand Duche. Luxemcou,rg;. emigrated from': Antwerp,-, Belgi\lllf; om the' vessel" Northland';' arrived in: New York on: r J"lirr, 1888.. Renounced allegiance to Marie Atfelaide .. Grand Ou'chess of Luxembourg. In' Kansas since' 5. Jim' 188S'; resides' in' Marfon:TWp Dg' Co.' Hi.s wife, r.tatilda-, ViaS born in" John~on:, COunty', Nebraska,. is now· deceased:, There are 4 children. Witnesses:', w. A~. Simon and L., N•. Mafchel,:, F'am.ers'. Schalbar,. Julius DI-9 Feb 1918 PN;..8 J'"un' 1923" p'135 Farmer" aged 39 yTS, white, d'ark complexi~on, ht 6', wt 170 lbs, gray hair' and' blue leyes; born 5 Cct 1878 at: Berch en1 " Grand Duche'Luxembourg; emigrated froID\ Antwerp, Belgium: on the vessel,~ Northland; arrived in New York about 1 Jun 1888. Renounced all'egi'ance to Marie A:deIai'de, Grand Duchess of'Luxembourg. In K5'~, since a Jun' 1923;: resides in Marion TWp, PO, -OVerbrook. Wife,. Katie,,,"was born in Johnson CO. Nebr~ There are 2. children.. H'e was accompanied by John: Fritzel.. Witness'es,:: \'1. It. Simon- and' L. p;,. Maichel, Farmers'. ' PN-5 Nov 1906 p 6Farmer;: born 17 Apr 1860, in Minton". Gennany;' emigrated'about 15 Apr, 1872'. ,from! G'ermany; arrived at, port of.- New York;: resident, of Kansas since I rJay 1872. His' wife". Mary ,.was' born in' Mo., They reside in' Eudora;' have 10 child'ren', all born i'n' Eudora. Witnesses:.' A. L. Cox, Retired' & ~ W~ Arrastrong', Reg. of Deeds'. 27 reb 1907 Cancelled. Drawn' under Section! 2167 or the Ren sed" St atutes- whi ch was repealed bY' section 26~ of' the New Law. (si'gned) Henry H~ ASher" Clerk of the District Court •., (see Joe' SChopper> Sell aRfer ,: J o e : . ' 01-11 JUtt! I90T PN-4' Nov 1911. p' 27 Schehrer". Wendelirn alward, Farmer,. aged 4S' yrs; white,. fair complexion', ht 5'6~, wt 155 Ibs, cram hair' and blue eyes;: born 8: Nov l86~ im .Usace Lorraine". France;: emigrated' from Havre, France, 31. Ailg 1865 and' arrived in New: York on: sailing vessel .., Renounced al'legiance to Willlam~ n·,. German' Einperor. In Kansas since t Nov'1865;, resides: in~ Eudora- Twp, Dq CO. His t'Jife, Barnra, was born iw Alsace, Germany., There. are 8 children .. Witnesses::- Chas. Starkweather,., Merchant: & Chas.Gabriel, Farmer. Dr,.. Ca' note in. 1iett' of) PN"S' Oct 1920 p 55 Retired: soldier;: born 22 May 1863 at Aberbobengow" Germany; emi'grated from Bremen, Gennany- 25 Meh 1887;.. arrived at Castle Garden, NY-on' the vessel, Frieda. Renounced allegiance to the Gennan Einpire. In US since 5' Apr 1887;: in Kansas' since 6: reb 1917;' resides in' Eudora; not married., Enlisted as a Private in Cospany' A-15 Regiment Infantry orr 12. San- 1893~, Citizenship 7-ren 1921.. Witnesses: Charles: C'._ G:abri'el. and Jacob SChurle,. Farmers'~ ScheuerIe" William: SChlegel, .Jeremiah , . Dr-16 San' 1869 PN'~17 Apr 1917 p 41, &; 3T Fanner;; born- 21 Mch 1847 at: A2'Jn0vs-. S'wi.tzerland; emigrated' :lrolI11 Havre' France abotrt, ~'Apr 18?'S;: a~ved in1 New York. about 2, ~ray' 1865. RenoUnced allegi ~ce to the SW1'SS Confederatl.on-.. In' Kansas since 20 May 1865; resides" at E:udora'. Hiswife •. SOp~ia W~, was' b?rn 16 Apr 1848' at Lippe C?)Dituered,Gennany;' she died of cancer- of the' breast' March 1912... There are: 5' child'ren., First pe:i :ion' di~ssed :lor want.' of prosecution and \'litholrt prejudice (witnessesnot quah!1ed) ." \b,tnesses.:-: Adolph Lot~ Jr~, Real. Estate Agent and Wilfred L., t'1arsop t Liveryman·.... �71 SchI'egel", John' Ulrich' DI~: {Jct,.1880' " ~N';"2~~' JalI' 1~I6 P 42 & 58 -ranner;:' born 10 May 1844 at A2mos~, SWl.tzerland; em:tg,rated, from, !favre, France about: 6: Apr'1865;; arrived: at New, Yotit. 2, May' 1865;", Renounced' allegiance to the SWiss COnfederation.. In Kansas' since: 20 May' 1865;;' resides at E'udora'~ His' wife', Wilhelmina.: was::bom iir, Franklin' COunty', alo'. 15 Nov' 1855. There are no children. Witnesses:: George' (;~, Brune' and' Irenry' Albach, Printers;. Original petition dismissed., New petition dated' 17' Apr ,1917~ , Schopper .. Joe DI: 26 Feb:,1918 PN' 13' J'un 1921 , p' 74 - Fanper, aged 58 yrs;: white'" :Cair" ht 5tr~ wt 147' 1bs~" dark gray hair and: brom eyes;' born 1.7 Apr 1860 at: Bosseau', Bavaria-, G'ennany. _Elnigr,ated frollt Liverpool, England' 15 Apr 1872' and arrived in', N'ew York about 24 .~r 1872 ,and fn Kansas' 1 May:1872;:resi'des' at Eudora'. His, wife, Mary' was' born in~, Warren county, . Mo • They have, 10' children., Witnesses::' s: P. Eder', Farmer and F: Richards-~ Insurance,Real &state& Loans. (see Joe SChapferr c: Schreiner,. 3"ohn Nick Dr- 6 Feb 1918 PN 1. Jan 1922, p 114 Fanner, aged 61 yrs; white" darR complexion" ht 5'10"~, wt 160 Ibs.. gray' hair and' blue eyes;' born 12 Jan 185Tat Junglfit'ster", G'rand Duche,. Luxembourg; emi'grated from Antwerp, Belgiwm 13 Oct 1877 and' arrived' at Philade1phfa. Renounced allegiance, to' CharIott" Grand Duchess' of Luxembourg., In the US- since 1: Nov 1877 and' 1'n Kansas since 4 NOv 1877; resides' in' Marion T\-.p, Dg CO., P~ lDverbrooR. His wife" Catherine, was born in Luxembou-rg., There are 5' children'. Witnesses:: Frank Simon and Louis A. tlaicliel" Farmers'. SChulmeyer., Philipp: Ernst DI;.21 Aug -1919c PN-26; ikt 1921, P lOS' F'anner. aged, 32' yrs; white, f'air: cotnp;lexion, ht 5'T'. wt 150 Ibs, brown hair, and' gray'eyes;, born, 6; J'an 1887' at' Silchsenhausen", G'ermany; emigrated :from, Bremen on, the' vessel., George' Plashingtonc;', last', foreign residence Bad Nauheim', Germany;. Renounced allegiance to the German Empire., Certifi'cate' of' Arrival, Ellis Isl:and~ NY; 4, J'UII 1921 dated- for. N'aturalizatfon' purposes, lists name of' Alien!: SCholmeier, Ernst. Resides' at RFD 10', Lawrence. His' wiie", LouisaKatrin'a was· born' in' Lawrence, Ks. There are no chi1d'ren;. Witnesses: D: C; ASher~ Banker and Paul Jr. Langa, Merchant. SChulmeyer~, William: DI.-2S' Jan 1922' PN;..5 Feb- 1924" p 150' Tinner and' Plumber" aged, 29~\'Jhite" f"air complexion, fit 5'(12", wt 145 Ibs, brown: hair and' blue eyes;' born II: Dec 1892:' at Bad' Nauheim', G"ermany;: emigrated' from: Bremen, Germany' on the vessel" Kron prinzessin Cecilie; arrived at NeVI Yorl{' 7 Nov 1910._ Renounced a11egi anee' to the G'eman: Silpire. Certffi'cate of' i-i.rrival for rraturalizatiorr Papers, dated 5 Jan 1922: at EIli's' rsland~ NT li'sts n::une' 0;( Alien:: SChu1ineyer', WiTh. In !Cimsas since 11 Nov' 1910;: resides at 716, Rhode: Island St •• Lawrence, Ks. Not married., Witnesses:-' J'ohn F'~ Grayson. Sheet Met-aI, Shop and Felix A. Neimeyer-, Shipping ClerR. DI;..6, Jmg 1906: at Republic in SUperior Courtof' Ferry- County', Washi'ngton PlV;,.18 1;131"1910 p 24' Traveling saiesman', born' 14" J\lr 1881 at Elberfeld~, Gennany;' emigrated' from; Bremen" Germany' about 20 J'un' 1904"; arrived' at' New YorI{ on the vessel .. North Genn~ lloyd. Renounced' allegiance to William IT, Emperor' of' Germany~. In Kansas Slnce 23 &leh 1909; resides at 730' Rhode Island St'., Lawrence, Ks. Not marrfed~ Witnesses:: I1enry it. Boener~ and John' B. Boener, Manufacturers. Sefdentopf", Robert �72 Setterb'erg. Carl ffen-ry' DI.-31' Oct 1891 District Court of Ri1eyCo. Manhattan, Kans'a~ Prf 20 ~Ich: 1907 (; 24: Jirly- 1909p 13' &" 21 TfniIer; born: 2" Ma.y:~ I86q at, Motera, Sweden;' emigrated- from: G"oteborg, S\\]eden r, JuI" 1888 on', the vesser,. G'alTeon;: arrived at New TorR;' renounced- alleg1an'ce to Oscar: rI', King: of SwedEm(p 13), to Gu'sta:t V, King' of' S~~ed~m-{p 21);: fit KanSas since, 3 Ju1 1888; resides at 1141. NE!l'1 York". La,-aence', Ks-..- His:- wife',., Bessie Ang-u!st'a. was" born in Leon'ardville, Ks; they: have l' child~ bam ilt: Dq C;o. Witnesses 20: Mch 1907:: C~ G: Miller,_ Carpenter &~ Thomas' Hailey; Attorney-at-Law., First petition' granted~ but certificate' cancelled by Court 4 i'fov 1907' for the reason that --the witness'es had' not Rnown me for'the requisite number of years...... Witnesses: 24" Jl;tly 1909::, iIlark EIlTs,,, Life Insurance & Alex Crispin,,_ Carpent~r~ Shields', John 01-1 Nov 1920P~2 Nov 1922 p 124 Aleat; Cutter, aged 58 yrs:;, 'white, Ught complexion, ht 5'6"', wt 145 IbS'; brown hair: and brO\'jll eyes; born 2 Oct 1862, at Bafly Down, Bainbridge", Ireland;' emigrated from. Belf"ast, Ireland on the vessel, Galvaine; arrived' 30 Jim 1882 at Phfladelp,hfa-. Renounced allegiance to George V~ Kihg of' Great' Britaih and ,Ireland~ In Kansas: since 17 Nov 1894; resides at 70r LocU'st,,_ Lawrence, Ks. His' wife" In'a" Evan Honnald'~ was born: near: Adamsville,- iit MusRingum. Co'. ,!ltio. No', children.- Witnesses:: H. T._ DiCKer, Merchant and' .T. ~. McKone, Fanner •. Speicher,. Lorenz Dr-I! Apr. 1918 PN~13 Jun 1921 p 70' ranner, aged 59; white,_ f'air comp1e:ld:on, ht 5'8", wt 180 1bs-, brown: hair and: lig'ht broMl eyesi born' 4': Sept 1858 at Baden ,. Germany; emigrated from Baden on the vessel", Saint Lawrence;' emigrated from: H"avre, France 20-,.Ian' , 1882' and ar:.. rived: New YOrk about 2 Feb' 1882{which i-s~ correct?). Renounced allegi ance to t~illi 3'Il, n'" German Emperor., In' Kansas since 20' Oct 1885';- resid'es- at: Eu'dora~ Hi's' wife·s- name is- illary.. TJiere are' 12. children .., Witnesses:: s: p~ &:rer, G'ardner' and' C'. F., Richards, Insurance', Real Estate & Loans. Dr-27' Feb~ 1917, 3rd- Df'st'., S'alt Lake Co Utah PN:"10 Mch 1923' p 130 Pi.anist, aged 36,;:, white'" light', complexion', ht 6'3'., wt 18S lbs, blondE! hai r, blue eyes; born: 25 Jim 1881. at GotJienberg:', Sweden;: emigrated' from Valparaiso .. Chili, S.~ on' 5 FeJ)· 1916';, arrived: 20 Mch' 1916 at S'an Francisco orr the S,'/ecllsh Motor Ship, S'an F'rancisco;.:.. l'ast foreign residence" Valparai so. Ire renoUnced alIegi'ance to: Gustaws: V," King of' Sweden. Certificat-e of' Arrival for Naturali zatioD': Purposes list name, of ",Ui.en':- G"eest'av SOderlund', 21 i'1fcJi 1916'~ HEr resi'deS' at 228 SOuth Temple" Salt Lake,' CitY', Utah. In Kansas' since 24 Feb 1916... Unmar-, rfed., !'1ft: Fr.:r. Penney" Ex-member Board of Administration, Mr~.., FT• .T..Penney,hw. SOderlun'd" Gu-stave' Fredric, Stein bri'n g., Emil ::0. '. or;,.ll liIch 1918 PN;,.8 JuT 1921 P 94 Clerk" aged 39; white,. fai'r" 4'7I'h'·, w1~' 75 Ibs, brown- hair, broMl eyes; born 29 Oct, 1878' at Kongli'ch" New Rietz;: emigrated' from: Bremen, Gennnny' 18-'tray 1883on. the vessel,. Varra; arrived at, port of ,New York;. renounced allegiance to the' German: Empi re. In' Kansas: ~fnce 1 .Tune 1883';' resides' at 1313' Rhode ISland. Not married.. Witnesses':: Augu'st J. Pierson and PhHip Ernst', Mercrrants-. Steinbring" Paul, H., Dr-I8 Mch 1918 PN-27 J111J' 1921, P 90 Tailor" aged 42: yrs;, white,- fair, ht 4'7"'" wt 100 lbs', brown' hair.. brot'1Jl' eyes; born' 9 Feb 1876 at New Kaonie Reitz., BrandenbuTg'" Germany;' emigrated' trom Brandenburg 18 May' 188a" on the vessel" Varra; arrived New York 26 May 1883'_ Re-, nounced' allegiance to the German: Empire; in Kansas since 1 Jun' 1883-; resides in Lawrence; not married~. Wi tnesses:' Philip Ernst & Aug. :T. Pierson", Merchants'~ �73 Strai:fon,; Charles Vlarrer DI~24 Mch 1883' PN4 i\ug 1913' p: 29 Druggist;;, born' cr Dec' 18ST at' ~arta" Elgin, CO~ Canada; emigrated'L Nov 1869; arrived- at· Ott'awa, Ks-. by'RaiTwayCL.L. & G: l. Renounced~ allegiance: to George V; lUng' of.' G'reat' B'i~ftain' & Ireland~.. HIs: wife, Elimla V:, born' rn' Linn Co. Ks'. No chit;.. dren_ Witnesses::: I.C., Stevenson'" Dep. Co. Treasurer & C.~.., Lindley, Pr,ooate Judge. Notion ~'1as- made' 3) Oct 1913 to' dismisS' the petition' for- the reason' that petitioner.' fir an' affidavit of witness,. declared' on oath that he' was' a-- ci tizen or therr~~. Motion, overruled 4 No,v 1913~, Strauo-, Chrfstian: DI-o Nov' 1916 PN.;.lS Dec- 1921 p 112, Farmer,., aged 29 yrs; white, fair complexi'on, ht S'6ft , wt ISO Ibs, brown Jtnir and' brown" eyes;' born' 19 An'9 l88T at Roll, Gemany; emigrated from': Bremen, Germany I Aug 190I;' arrived at: Baltimore, Md. on, the vessel" Frankfort;, renounced' allegiance: totJie German' Empire., In the US since 1S Ailg, 1901: and in Kansas since 1 J:m 1911'. Resides Marion' TWp" P.O.-Overbrook, KS'., His: wife" Flor~r Grammar, was born: in Kansas; there are 2' children. Peti troned 17 Dec' 1919 but denied for reason of defect in filing.... Declaration of Intention filed therewith being defective., Witnesses~ Alva BOnd and O. £~ ~lilson" Fanners. Stubeck, Emir 01:-1 ~an 1920" PN 30 J'an 1922'. _ P' 115 t'aborer. aged' 64'yrs; white" dark complexi'on, ht 5'7"', we 120 Ibs, gray hair' and blue eyes;: born 17 Feb 1855' at Vermland,Si'v'eden;' emigrated from-; Liverpool', . England 1 Nov 1885 on. the vessel, G'ermanfca;- renounced' allegiance to Gustavus V' King of Sweden... Arrived at New York. In Kansas since 5' Nov 188S; resides at 804 Connecticut St., Lawrence. His- wife, Bed a', was born in Vennland. Siveden.. There are 3 children. l'li'tnes'ses::~ Aug. J. Pierson,_ Merchant &: Hugb Blair" Broker~, m:;'191Ich 1907 US' Dist. Court of' 4th Dist' of AZ Terri tory or Arizona" Co. oi Y"avnpai' PN;..23' Fe!)', 1914', . P 33" Butcher,:, aged 22. yrs;: white,lair complexion" ht 5'6ft :, \'It ISS lbs, light hair; blue eyes, mole on, forehead over left eye; born 11 May 188'4 at Bente1sbach, Wurtemberg", Gennany; emigrated' from: Bentelsbach on the vessel, SS JIDgn-sta Victoria, (vi a Hamburg)': arrived at New York 15 sept 1903'~ Renounced allegi ance to William II •. Emperor 01 Germany. (1907} resides at Prescott, Ariz. (1914) at 703' Sigh, Baldi-dn". In Kansas since 1 Feb 1909;: not married .., Witnesses:: C. L •. rIesS', Butcher and Herman: Brocker" County Clerk. Tbudiunl', William: Ernest Trefz. Wi111am: 01.;..5 J'an 1920. PN'-6 Feb. 1922. pc 116 .. . Storekeeper, aged 63;' white', dar.( complexion, lIt s'r', t'lt 170' lbs', dnrk brotvn hair, brown eyes'" thumb of'f at' first Joint of right hand'; born Wurttenberg', Germany;: e.migrated from) Bremen on' the vessel. Anerica. Born 11 Jul 1856'.. _ ;\rrived at New ,Tork 30 J'~ 1873;. :emoun'ced allegiance. to GelT.1any .., In Kansas since 1 sept 1878; not' marrled;; resldes at' Eudora'•., It tlJidower; 5' child-ren: Regina,.. born 8 AUg 1880'; Karl, born 2 Feb 1882; William, born 5' J'un 188S; George r~, born S Jan 1891;' Heman, 8: Oct 1892~ Wit:: C.~. Ri:chards-, R.~ & W.W.. Stadler,&litor. Tuckel" William, .. IlI';"~ ~~ch 1918. prI-Z .TuI 1921' P 93' Fanner-" aged' 40 .. whlte, dark compleXlon, ht S'lO-~ t'lt 145 Ibs" black hair, brown eyes; born I: Sept 1377 in Saxony" G'e rm any; emigrated from Saxony; wdo not remember the vessel"'; arri'ved New York I sept 1878; renounced allegiance to Germany. In Kan:as si~,ce r Oct 1878; resid'es in Kanwaka Th'P, Dg Co. His wiie, l'lilna, was- born at B:tg' Sprlngs, There are 4 children, all born Kanwalca Twp.. ~lit­ nesses ::, Robert. A: Steele and C. c. t-1oodtlard, Farmers, ru:chland, Irs'. res., �74 trnger; ~ohn' -or-15 Mch 1913 PN-24, Feb 1922 p 119 F'anner" aged 57'; white,fair complexion, ht,5'lO'\ wt 165',lbs~, black ,hair, gray eyes; first finger on left: hand, stiff';: born 29 SeI?t 1859 at' \\lert~enberg, G"ermany;' emigrated from~ Bremen r Apr 1673;~ arrivecf Baltlmore, Md., 15,~r 18!3 on the vessel,'·don'-t remember"'~ Renotmced' a!1egi ance to Germany;, :\rn ved ln Kansas'l May 1873;: resides Kanwaka-Twp" PO --Lecompton. Wife's name, Louise. THere' are 10' child'ren, all. born in Douglas' county., Witnesses: Lee CoIeman, Fanner" Lawrence and C'. F~ ~Iu1fkuhle, Lecompton. VanHorebeek, Alphons: m~31 May 1918' , PN;..s, Apr 1921 p 66 Florist" aged 34 yrs;, white,. dark complexion, ht 5'6"', l',rt 134 19s, dark brot'lll hair', brot'lll eyes; born 23' Dec 1383 at Irouwaert, Belgium; emigrated' from: Raterdam" ITbland on the vessel, Potsdam. Renounced allegiance to .LUbert 1st, King of the ,Bergians. Arrived at New York, 1 ."Pr 1915. In Kansas since'l Jan 1916;' resides at 1446-: Kentucky' St,., Lawrence. His v.i'fe, Edi th, WClS born at Rosedale, Ks~ No children. Witnesses: W. F. filarch, Banker and G. W~ Vawter, Florist. Vogler , C;eorge~ Peter m~4 Apr' 1918 PN;..27 =Oct 1921 plOT Fanner, aged 42';: whi te, fair complexion,. ht, 5·'Il", wt- 170 1bs', bro~m hair, light brown eyes; born 13 May 1875 at B'adem, GermclDY; emigrated from Antwerp, Belgium: 2, Dec: 1885;: arrived' at New York' 18 Dec 1885; renounced' allegiance to Willi am II, Gennan Emperor.. In Kansas since 23 Dec 1885; resides in' i'lIarion Twp Douglas county., "Don't' remember the vessel'·'. Not mnrried'. Witnesses: t·Jfu~ SChwarz and' C'. Ir. Stoebener', Fanners, Baldwin. VTacker t Irenry' Dr-IO :'lay' 1894 Independence" District Con-rt of Buchanan: County, lown PN;..26, Sept 1913' p 30 Fanner; born 3 Apr 1843 at Blacheim: Pro v'. , Westial01 anl, Germany; emigrated from: Bremen' 14 Dec 1893': arrived Net·!-: YOrk on' the vessel, Lane, 24- Dec 1893'. Renounced~ allegiance to William: li, Emperor of Germany. Arrived iiI Kansas 1 Apr 1894';: resides 6) mile,S. west of Baldwin. His' wife (?)Angle. WilS born at -Dttensew(r) Prov., Bremen. i\'JO children:: Frank Wacker,. born 21 May 1890 at Guntz, Germany and Willi anI', born 10 Jun 1895 in Stafford County, Ks. Witnesses: Paul Lack an , Hotelkeeper and- CO' G'.. SChwarz, Famer, Baldwin. Wiedemann,. William Or-2.7 Feb'1918 signed William; Wfedemann'p 100 PN~ 6~ AUg 1921 signed by'Louise 0., W'iedemann Confectioner, aged 69 yrs;, t-v11ite, fair comp1exi.'on, ht 5'9", we 190' lbs', ' gray hair, blue eyes',. third finger on, right hand off.' between first and second joint;:· born 14 Dec 1848' in Stolpe, Brandenburg, Prussi a, G'ennany; emigrated . from! Br.emen;: --don't- remember the: vesseln '; arrived New York 25 Jun 1857. Renounced allegiance to William, li, Emperor of Germany.' Louise', house\-'Ji:fe, resides at 1700 Vennont, St, Lawrence;: born l' Dec 1851 at, Niederbronn', Alsace France" emigrated fl~om: ITavre', France:· Oct, 1857;': arri,ved' New YorR: on: the vessel., ~Iillf~ Tell., -niy: husband, WJi11.faml Wiedemann' declared his intention 27 Feb 1918, and' died 9 sept 1919'. r am the' widow of Ni'lliam i'leidemann. He was born' in' Stolpe, Brandenburg t Pntssia, Gennany, died residing in Lat':rence"'~ In Kansas since . ~ug 1860. One child', Louise ~" born 20 Nov 1875 at Lawrence, Ks. Attached liereto is or of my husband. Witnesses:- nose Pearce, Housekeeper- and S. S •. Learned, role rch an t. �75 DI-4' Mch 1904 Ci.rcuit' Court,'.TacKsorr County; Kansas: Ci.ty, fiTa. m;.;.6-' Auy' 1909 ' , p : 22,: B'aker- born: 10 AOr 18n at Saupersdorf, Saxony; emigrated" from: Saxony' 18 !Jay1903'. arrl"';ed- at New York orr the' vessel,. Grosser Kenfirerst; .. renounced' allegi ance, toWfllTanr, IT, 5nperor. of' Gennany. Arrived- in Kansas I Feb 1904';- resides- at 575 Indi-ana: St~." Lawrence, Ks~ His,: wife" Elser, was' born at Bischopswerda" S-a.",ony~ There: is 1 child~ Witnesses: Charles L._ Hess, BUtcher' and Paul Z~ tuck an:, fIotelkeeper .. , Wolf', Gustav Young , Jo~n DI,-19 Jutr. 1917 PN-l8 Jul 1921 P 99 Painter, . aged-, 37;' white, fair comple;d-on, lit 5'6~', wt 130 1bs, dark brown' hafr" hazel' eyes;, born' 29' Oct 1079' in- ~lalmesbury, county of Wiltshire" England;emigrated from Malmesbury 00 the vessel, B'avarian;; arrived at port of Quebec, C'anada 30 .~r 1904 and by the: trairr~:to' Port Ifuran-, NY; G'rand-Trunk Railroad; arrived: on US-2, 1I1ay- 1904- and- in Kansas' 5 May' 1904.- Renounced allegiance to George V, King of Great. Bri,tain' and' Ireland: Resides at 102S Ohio, Lawrence" Ks.. His wife, Bessie Atlel aide ", was born in Toronto, Canada. There al'!e no child'ren •. Wi.tnesses: ~ N. T~' Olson, Merchant and F. P'., Sinith, neti.red~, DI-4 Jun 1910' PN;.2T Oct 1921 ' p 106 ,Retired f'anner,. aged 77 yrs; white, fair complexcion, ht 5'7'\ t'lt 165 Ibs', gray hnfr and' eyes; born. in Bavari'a-, Gennany 12 Mch 1841; emigrated from: Havre, France;: arrived New York 5 1',lay 1856; ftdon' t remember the vesse1"'~ Last foreign residence was 5pergebach, Gemany. Renounced allegiance to William IT, Ehperor' , of Gennany-. On PN stated arrival at New York 20 1\1ay' 1056;' in the US' since "'some-· time in April 1865"'; in Kansas since' 15' Feb- 1871;. resides in Willow' Springs Ttl.p. Dougl as county., His idie, Kat'rina, was' born in' Bavaria" Germany.- There are 3' children:: Louise,. born, 29 .Jan 1873- in Dg Co, AilOe, born IS'Nov 1878 and' Einma'~ born 24 l'rov 1891.?litnesses:: ~!iniam. Schwarz and C. !!~, Stoeberi'or, Fanners, Bc1d\·Ii'n., . rung!. Michael_ Zieqler, Mrs., Adelheid ;!jma Dr-filed by'Matt' PN:..8 Feb 1922 p lIT Widow of alatt Ziegler. fIu'sband died 23illch 1920. 01_ filed by iIJatt-F'amer, aged 54" yrs; wIli te, dark complexion, ht 5" S', wt 135 1bs', black hair,. brO\'iIl eyes; born 13 i.Iay 186-5 at Labeny Santine klos'," Austri a; renounced allegfance to the ~epublic, of Austria. Resides at Eudora. Six Children .. ~litnesses:: tEil. fr. KoaI<e, Farmer and Mrs. Anna Knake', Ifousewife. (nnission- In US. since I April 1891 and in Kansas since 4 T\pr 1891)'. Ziegler, r.Iatt 01-4' Nov 1889 Johnson. Co Dist Court, Olathe,Ks p 40 PN:..9 Apr' 1917 F'anner;, born 13' I.!ay· 1865 at Labeny Santine kIos, Austria; emigrated 6- r,lch 1886;.' "don't remember the vessel-; arrived at New Y'ork. Renounced allegi <mce to Charles', Emperor of AU'stria and ApostoU.c King of' Hungary.. Tn the US' since 6- .~r 1884; in Kansas since 1 McIi 1885;, resides at Eudora. rus t','ife', Melhei'd Schum-' acher Zi~g:'er', was born at B"remen, Gcimany. 5: Children. Witnesses:. Adolph Lotz, Jr~, Real ~state: P-.gent and :f•. spencer Lawson, ~Ierchant. Zillner, Joseph 01-4 Mch 19l5"PN:"lS ;'Pr 1921 p 69 Fanner, aged 43 yrs; white, fair complexion, ht, 6', wt 170' lbs', dark brown' hai r ,. gray eyes; bo rn 13 Feb 1875 Breitenberg, G'ermany; emigrated from Breitenber~; arrived in' Ba"ltimore, Md. In US since 20 Ju1 11384 and' Ks'~ sirrce 4-Feb 1918. ReSIdes' at, .Eudora·... 7 C1iild'~en._ Wi!e, Earbra born at Eudora. Wit:- c•. F~ Ilichards~ Insurance Agent &~. Stadler, EdItor Eudorn News. �76 LECOMPTON CITY DIRECTORY FOR 1866 Lecompton, Douglas County, the former Capital of Kansas, and the centre of the Pro-Slavery faction, is now rapidly recovering from the withering blight entailed upon it in the time of Border Ruffianism. The United Brethren have established a Church there, and are doing much to build up the town and make it a desirable place of residence. A school bearing the name under their auspices, and is a Institutions of the County and Primary, Scientific, Classical as complete as in most eastern of Lane University, has been established valuable addition to the Educational State. It embraces four departments, viz: and Commercial. The collegiate course is colleges. The Commercial Department embraces a thorough and complete course in that important branch of education. The present number of instructors are seven. and fifty. Students, one hundred The building is a three story stone structure, forty-five by seventyfive feet, and is ample for the present wants of the institution. The college year is divided into three terms of thirteen weeks each, commencing August 30th, December 6th and March 14th. FACULTY.--Rev. S. Weaver, Prof. of Polite Literature and President of Faculty. D. Shuck, A.M., Prof. of Language. J.M. Strosburg, Prof. of Mathamatics. Miss L.J. Weaver, M.A., Principal Ladies Department, and teacher of Natural Science. Miss Nettie Stickney, Principal Intermediate Department. Rev. H.D. Healey, Principal Primary Department. Prof. S.S. Riley, Principal Commercial Department. CITY GOVERNMENT. MAYOR. --D.S. McIntosh. COUNCILMEN.--Wm. Leamer, Wm. Barnham, F.B. Hill, H.D. Healey, S. Weaver. CLERK.--J.H. Bonebrake. JUSTICE.--A.J. Parish. CONSTABLE.--A.K. Low. NOTARY PUBLIC.--D.S. McIntosh. CHURCH.--Service is held at the United Brethren Church every Sunday at lO~A.M., and 6~ P.M., S. Weaver in charge. Sunday School Sunday morning at 9 o'clock. J.M. Strasburg, Supt. SOCIETIES.--The Philomathean Society co~nected with Lane University, meets every Friday evening at 7 o'clock . . The Lecompton NEW ERA, published by S. Weaver, is a weekly paper, devoted to religious, moral and social improvement. �77 LECOMPTON CITY DIRECTORY FOR 1866 cont'd LECOMPTON BUSINESS GUIDE, Dry Goods,Gr6ceries,&c. Wm. Leamer, dry goods and groceries. W. Benson, dry goods and groceries. J. Terrell, drugs and groceries. O.B. Harbert, family groceries. Furniture. Kendrick & Blanton, manufacturers and dealers in furniture. Stoves Tin and Hardware. S. Weaver, stoves, tin and hardware. Printing. S. Weaver, Lecompton New Era and job printing office. Hotels. F. R. Hill, Union Hotel. Boots and Shoes. A. Lewis & Son, manufacturers of boots and shoes. S. Cook, manufacturer of boots and shoes. Blacksmiths. Wm. Smith, A.M. Day, Aaron L. Johns. Wagon Makers. George Smith, Thomas Hardup, John A. Allen. Carpenter. George W. Morris, carpenter. Physicians. J.H. Bonebrake, A.W. Chenoweth. Plasterer. J.B. Cunningham, plasterer. Attorney. D.S. McIntosh, attorney. --Jane Wiggins, Lawrence, KS �78 The Last News From the Lecompton Constitution Committee The Kansas City Star, Wednesday, 30 January 1894 "In the collection of the Kansas State Historical Society is now found an old candle box with this inscription: The last news from the Lecompton Constitution Committee. This box was found buried under a woodpile adjoining the SurveyorGeneral (Calhoun's) land office at Lecompton, February 2, 1858. It contained the returns of the election of December 21, 1857, for the Lecompton Constitution; also the results of the election of January 4, 1858, under said constitution, as sworn to by General Samuel Walker (Sheriff of Douglas County), by Governor Denver, G.W. Dietzler (Speaker of the House of Representatives), and C.W. Babcock, President of the Council of the Territorial Legislature of Kansas. This discovery is but one of the many important objects gained through the exertions of the "Board of Commissioners for the Investigation of Election Frauds." The board consists of Messers H.J. Adams, J.R. Abbott, Thomas Ewing, jr., D. Pickering and H.T. Green. Information has been received that the returns were under a woodpile, instead of having been sent to John Calhoun by a messenger from Platte county, Missouri as testified to under oath, on the 29th of January by General L.A. Maclean, Chief Clerk of the Surveyor-Genera1's office. The board applied to I. Miller, Judge of the Probate, who instructed Sheriff Walker to obtain the people's assistance and search for said returns. Having obtained the assistance of George Roberts, Lewis H. Tappan, Levi Ga1ts, A. Gunther, L. Hanscourt, J.R. White, D.B. Hones, R. Hutchins, I. Shepherd, S. Jerrold, H.J. King, J.F. Walker, J.B. Haines and C.H. Webster, they proceeded -from Lawrence to Lecompton where they arrived at 12 o'clock midnight, and procured this box and contents as above stated. This added infamy to the Lecompton convention and affixed to its president the name of "Candle Box Calhoun". When the people voted on the constitution in August 1858, there were 1,788 for and 11,300 against it." --copied by Pauline B. E1niff at Spencer Research Library, Lawrence, KS. ****** .. . REGARDING RECORDS: ~ Divorce Records_ Full names of couple Residence Birthplace Marriage date & place Children under 18 Approx. date separation, etc. Wills Name Executor Estate distributed to --- --Pauline B. E1niff, Lawrence, KS. If Intestate Name Administrator appointed Legal heirs and their relationship to deceased �79 LIST OF POST OFFICES IN KANSAS TERRITORY From Herald of Freedom, February 16, 1856 OFFICES POST MASTERS Chas. H. WITHINGTON William MACKEY Jno. H. BLASINGAME Harrison BURSON WIn. G. VAUGHAN Alexander SMITH N.B. BLANTON Milton E. BRYAN B.F. WADE, Jr. J.M. WINCHELL Thos. S. HAMILTON Thos. MOCKBEE J ames FINDLAY Jno. W. FOREMAN Armistead DAWSON Pitcairn MORRISON Hiram RICH Robert \VILSON H.J. WILSOM Sam'l CRANE, Jr. Fran~lin Grasshopper Falls A. J. WHITNEY Richard McCORMISH Hibbard Jno. S. PEMBUTON Iowa Point Louis J. HARRIS Indianola Seth J. CHILDS Juni~ta Thos. J. ARMAND Kickapoo City A.F. POWELL Lane C.W. BABCOCK Lawrence Leavenworth City Lewis N. REES Allen Ashland Atchison Bloomington Big Springs Bowling Green Blanton Bryan Centreville Council City Council Grove Davis Delaware Doniphan Easton Ft. Atkinson Ft. Leavenworth Ft. Riley Ft. Scott OFFICES POST MASTERS Lecompton Marysville Miller Mt. Pleasant Nemaha Agency Nevada Ocena Osawkee Palermo Peoria Village Osawatomie Richardson Richmond Sac & Fox Ag'cy St. Bernard St. Mary's Mission Shannon Shields Silver Lake Sugar Mound Shermansville Smithton Tecumseh Topeka Whitehead Whitfield White Cloud Waubanse Wyandott Aristide RODRIGUE Francis J. MARSHALL A.J. BAKER Thos. FORTUNE Richard LEACH P.H. McGEE WIn. CROSBY Geo. M. DYER F .M. MAHAN Jos. M. GEARHART Sam'l GEER F.P. McGEE James E. THOMPSON Aaron CASE Joab M. BERNARD S.R. PALMER S.D. HOUSTON Chas. HARDT William ALLEY Isaac D. STOCKTON Allen WILKINSON Alfred F. BARRETT W.A.M. VAUGHAN Fry M. GILES Jas. R. WHITEHEAD Jas. A. GRAY John W. MIDIE John H. NESBITT W.J. OSBORN --Donald Vaughn, Lawrence, KS. *** **** From Lawrence Daily Journal-World, Thurs., Oct. 10, 1929 Mrs. Jane BAKER to Douglas County in '54 In a request for names of persons who came to Kansas in 1860 and before and are still living in the county the Journal-World received the following interesting letter from Mrs. Jane BAKER who lives on Route 1, Overbrook, Kansas: "Seeing the ad in the Journal-World wanting the names of the old settlers I will send in mine. I came with my parents to the south line of Douglas County in 1854. I am still living three miles from where father took up his claim. "Hy husband, John BAKER, came here in 1858. We were married in 1872 and have lived here on this place ever since. "We have raised six boys and all are married except one and he is with us yet. "My husband is 85 years old and I will be 81 in November. If we both live until the 29th of October, we will be married fifty-five years. "I ~ doing my own washing and all my own house work and boarding the Brubaker school teacher. "We. live twenty-two miles from Lawrence. I want to come to the anniversary i f I can and I hope that it will be good weather." --Jane Wiggins, Lawrence, KS. �I ---------- 1875 KANSAS STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY - LECOMPTON,TOWNSHIP Post Office - Lecompton Enumerator: Francis Walter Volume 121 P~es 1-26 Birth Where from to KS P~e Sex Color Occu~ation Place A;t.e Name IN 1 IN W Farmer TYLER, J. L. 32 M 1 IL IL W TYLER, M. A. 29 F 1 KS W 'TYLER, M. R. 12 M 1 KS W 10 M TYLER, E. M. 1 KS W 6 F TYLER, J. G. 1 KS W 4 F TYLER, M. L. 1 KS W 1 F TYLER, L. MO 1 VA B Laborer 40 M ROBERTS, Charles 1 MO MO B ROBERTS, Anna 30 F 1 KS B ROBERTS, Ellen 17 F KS 1 B 14 M ROBERTS, Georg 1 KS B ROBERTS, Mahaly 8 F KS' 1 B 4 F ROBERTS, Sarah 1KS B 2 F ROBERTS, Elizabeth OH IA 1 W Farmer CUNNINGHAM , J. B. 38 M PA IA 1 W CUNNINGHAM, Chatarine 38 F 1 IA W IA CUNNINGHAM , L. B. 14 M IA 1 IA W Farmer CUNNINGHAM, H. L. 12 M IA IA 1 W Farmer 10 M CUNNINGHAM , F. B. KS 1 CUNNINGHAM, F. W 8 M KS 1 W CUNNINGHAM, M. L. 4 F CUNNINGHAM , C. KS 1 W 2 F KS CUNNINGHAM, D. E. W 1 1 M IRE DE M W Farmer 1 GEELAN, Henry 44 40 F GEELAN, Sahra W PA PA 1 BISETAND, John W KS 1 19 M GEELAN, William KS W 1 13 M GEELAN, Charles 11 M W KS 1 GEELAN, Daniel 8 ,'1M W KS 1 GEELAN, Rebeka 4 F W KS 1 GEELAN, Maud W 2 F KS 1 DUNCAN, William W Farmer KY IN 1 56 M DUNCAN, Marie W KY IN 1 58 F DUNCAN, William E. W Farmer IN IN 25 M 1 DUNCAN, Rachel F 21 W IN IN 1 DUNCAN, Charles W 17 M IN IN 1 DUNCAN, James 14 M W KS 1 DUNCAN, Thomas 10 M W KS 1 CUSTARD, Theodore W 19 M KS 1 CUSTARD, William W 15 M KS 1 JAGER, Jacob W Farmer IN IN 57 M 2 JAGER, Catherine W IN IN 58 F 2 JAGER, Joseph W Laborer 32 M IN IN 2 JAGER, Alfred W Laborer 23 M IN IN 2 JAGER, Susanne W 17 F KS 2 JAGER, Ella 14 F W KS 2 MIGLIARIO, Mario W Mason 50 M ITALIA AFRICA 2 80 �81 Name Constant Louise C. J. Marko V. J. Stephens L. M. Age MIGLIARIO, 52 MIGLIARIO, 33 11 MIGLIARIO, 6 MIGLIARIO, 4 MIGLIARIO, MIGLIARIO, 1 HILL, Fred 59 HILL, Sopha 48 HILL, Quincy 26 HILL, Hanna 24 HILL, Amalia 22 HILL, Julia 19 HILL, James 17 HILL, Littman 14 HILL, Elmore 12 HILL, Viola 9 HILL, Winna 5 HILL, Paul 2 FISHER, A. 29 FISHER, Elisabeth 28 FISHER, (baby) 1/5 HAFER, Gerlach K. 64 HAFER, Elizabeth 62 HAFER, Frank 26 HAFER, C. 22 HAFER, John 1/2 WAUGH, Hetty 22 WAUGH, Anna 23 WAUGH, Alice 3/4 JOHNSON, Thomas 55 JOHNSON, Marie 50 JOHNSON, Georg 18 JOHNSON, Grant 11 DUMM (DAMM) , Wilhelm 46 DUMM " Catherine 30 DUMM John 20 " DUMM " Wilhelm 16 DUMM " Elisabeth 13 DUMM " Elisa 10 DUMM " Frank 8 SMITH, William 34 SMITH, Marie 32 SMITH, Everett H. 8 SMITH, Danube 6 SMITH, Joseph 5 SMITH, H. L. 3 SMITH, T. B. 1/2 HENNESSEY, John 33 HENNESSEY, Jane 30 HENNESSEY, Stephen H. 6 HENNESSEY, Wm. E. 4 HENNESSEY, Kate 2 HENNESSEY, M. S. 3/4 Sex Color Occu~ation M W Mason F W W F M W M W F W M W Farmer F W Farmer M W Clerk F W Teacher F W Teacher F W M W M W M W F W F W M W M W Farmer F W F W M W Farmer F W M W M W M W M W Laborer F W F W M W Farmer F W M W Farmer M W M W Mason F W M W M W F W F W M W M W Farmer F W M W F W M W F W M W M W Farmer F W M W M W F W M W "," Birth Where from to KS P§.ge Place ITALIA AFRICA 2 GER LA 2 2 KS KS 2 KS 2 KS 2 PA IA 2 PA IA 2 IA PA 2 PA IA 2 PA IA 2 IA IA 2 IA IA 2 IA IA 2 IA IA 2 KS 2 KS 2 KS 2 PA PA 2 OH IN 2 KS 2 PA OH 2 PA OH 2 OH OH 2 MI MI 2 2' KS OH IN 2 IN IN 2 KS 2 IN IN 2 IN IN 2 KS 2 KS 2 GER GER 3 GER GER ~. 3 GER GER 3 GER GER 3 GER GER 3 GER GER 3 GER GER 3 MA RI 3 IL IL 3 MO MO 3 KS 3 KS 3 KS 3 KS 3 IRE IA 3 IL IL 3 KS 3 KS 3 KS 3 KS 3 �82 Name· OLIVER, Thom. MARTIN, Dew. Senr. MARTIN, Marie MARTIN, John MARTIN, Lilly MARTIN, Stephen MARTIN, Dew. Jun. MARTIN, Marie MARTIN, (baby) HARTUP, Thos. HARTUP, Elisabeth HARTUP, I sac HARTUP, Hattie HARTUP, Kath. HARTUP, Amalia HARTUP, Thomas BURNETI', A. BURNETI', Mari e BURNETI', Sahra BURNEI'T, Rose HEISE, A. HEISE, Peter LOWE, E,lisabeth LOWE, Wm. LOWE, Robert LOWE, Crawford LOWE, J. LOWE, Clara LOWE, Garrett LOWE, Elisabeth LOWE, Marie LOWE, Jennie LOWE, Hattie CLARK, J. M. CLARK, Carlinda CLARK, Jane CLARK, Louise CLARK, Amanda CLARK, Ella CLARK, Flora CLARK, Seth SMITH, Wm. SMTIH, Amerika SMITH, Wilford SMITH, G. SMITH, Francis SMITH, Willie ,§MITH, Roi HILL, Wm. LAUGHLIN, Ch. SMITH,Ch. w. NINNS (Nenns), Rob. ke 32 61 51 22 16 12 32 19 1/4 42 36 13 11 7 4 2 34 33 6 1 50 65 38 25 23 18 17 15 12 6 4 3 1/4 57 41 19 17 14 12 7 5 57 49 34 31 22 3 1 16 16 18 18 Birth Where from to KS P§!:ge Sex Color Occu~ation Place M PA W Gas Factory PA 3 M IRE PA W Farmer 3 F W PA PA 3 ? M PA W Laborer 3 F KS W 3 . . KS M W 3 M W Laborer PA PA 3 MO F W IL 3 F W KS 3 M OH MO W Farmer 3 F W Farmer IN MO 3 M W MO MO 3 F W 3 F W 3 F W 3 M W 3 M OH W Bummer MO 3 F MO W MO 3 F W KS 3 F W KS 3 M W Merchant PA IA 4 M W Docktor PA IA 4 F W TN MO 4 M W TN MO 4 M W TN MO 4 M W MO MO 4 M W MO MO 4 F W MO MO 4 M W KS 4 F W KS 4 F W KS 4 F W KS 4 F W KS 4 M W Farmer OH MO 4 F W KY MO 4 F W KY MO 4 F W MO MO 4 F W MO MO 4 F W KS 4 F W KS 4 M W KS 4 M W Farmer VA MO 4 F W KY MO 4 M W Farmer KY MO 4 M W Merchant KY MO 4 F W KS 4 M" W KS 4 ? W KS 4 M W StUdent IA IA 4 M W Student MO MO 4 M W Student MO MO 4 M W Student MO MO 4 �83 Name Age EVANS, Lyman 65 PLUMER (PLUMMER),Taylor 28 PLUMER, Estella 21 PLUMER, Wm. 5 PLUMER, Sahra 3 PLUMER, W. 1 PETE, Laura 39 PETE, Emma 21 PETE, Laura 16 PETE, Watt 12 PETE, Sam 14 PETE, Alice 10 PETE, Alex 20 WATSON, Salinda 68 IJAMS, Dan 32 IJAMS, Jenny 22 IJAMS, Georg 3 IJAMS, (baby) 1/2 :CONEBRAKE, J. H. 45 LONEBRAKE, S. w. 36 LONEBRAKE, Jane E. 14 LONEBRAKE, Cora W. 12 LONEBRAKE, M. G. 2 BROSSON, Jerry 32 BROSSON, Elisabeth 30 BROSSON, Joseph 10 BROSSON, John 8 BROSSON, Marie 6 BROS SON , William 3 BROSSON, Thomas 5 BROSSON, Ruth 1/2 VERNON, William 31 VERNON, Ella 21 VERNON, (baby) 1/4 HENRY, Wm. J8 HENRY, Katherina 25 HENRY, Edward 15 HENRY, Lotte 10 HENRY, (baby) 1/2 GRAHAM, Andrew 36 GRAHAM, Margareth 51 GRAHAM, M. Jane 20 GRAHAM, Marie 18 GRAHAM, Anna )-5 GRAHAM, Sahra 13 GRAHAM, Robert 11 GRAHAM, Isac 8 GRAHAM, Peter 3 BROWN, John S. 67 BROWN, John J. 33 MUNGER, Carolina 36 MUNGER, Ka th 10 Sex 14 14 F 14 F M F F F 14 14 F 14 F 14 F M F 14 F F F F 14 F 14 14 F 14 14 F 14 F F 14 F 14 F F 14 F F F F F 14 14 14 14 14 F F Birth Where from to KS P@£e Color Occu~ation Place W Farmer VA 140 4 W Laborer' KY KY 4 W NY IL 4 W KS 4 W KS 4 W KS 4 W Postmistress VA VA 5 W VA VA 5 W VA VA 5 W VA VA 5 W VA VA 5 W VA VA 5 W Clerk VA VA 5 W VA VA 5 W Teacher IN IN 5 W VA VA 5 W KS 5 W KS 5 W Doktor OH IA 5 w IN IN 5 W KS 5 W KS 5 W KS 5 W Farmer IRE IL 5 W Farmer IRE IL 5 W KS 5 W KS 5 W KS 5 W KS 5 W KS 5 W KS 5 W Teacher IA IA 5 W VA VA 5 W KS 5 W Farmer PA PA 5 W PA IL 5 W Farmer PA PA 5 W PA PA 5 W PA PA 5 W Farmer IRE PA 5 W IRE PA 5 W PA 5 W PA PA 5 W PA PA 5 W PA PA 5 W PA PA 5 W PA PA 5 W PA PA 5 W Farmer GER MO 6 W Farmer IN 140 6 W IN 140 6 W KS 6 �84 Name RAUCH, Henry KIRK, James BROWN, Wm. BROWN, Elisabeth DUMMER, R. w. DUMMER, Elisabeth DUMMER, Jerimiah DUMMER, Henry DUMMER, William DUMMER, Richard DUMMER, Harriet DUMMER, Charles OLIVER, Thomas S. OLIVER, Thomas J. OLIVER, Anna· OLIVER, Wt'lliam OLIVER, Robert OLIVER, Georg OLIVER, Elisabeth OLIVER, Louise OLIVER, Billy GARRILL, R. w. GARRILL, Helen GARRILL, Marchall GARRILL, Lizzy RICE, Dan NOE, Georg NOE, H. L. NOE, A. F. NOE, A. G. NOE, L. M. DUNCAN, Edward PIKENS, Abba PIIgmS, Theodory PIKENS, G. W. PIKENS, Fred ILIFF, Samuel (Lemuel) ILIFF, Marie ILIF.F, J. N. ILIFF, John ILIFF, Esther ILIFF, Asa ILIFF, Israel ILIFF, Ellen 'ILIFF, Marie DUNCAN, G. DUNCAN, H. J. DUNCAN, M. A. DUNCAN, John DUNCAN, Edward (Edmund) DUNCAN, Millr Age 70 21 27 23 70 58 29 27 2.5 20 21 16 7.5 32 .50 34 23 19 22 14 49 33 30 3 1 18 49 41 19 13 11 6.5 .54 44 42 21 .57 5.5 3.5 31 2.5 24 23 20 1.5 38 3.5 13 10 7 .5 Sex Color OccuEation M W Gardner M W Laborer M W Farmer F W M W Farmer F W Farmer M W Farmer M W Farmer M W Farmer M W Farmer F W M W M W Farmer M W Farmer F W M W Farmer M W .Lk.borer M W F W F W M W Agent M W Farmer F W M W F W M B M W Farmer F W M W M W M W M W Laborer :F W F W M W Plasterer M W Laborer M W Farmer F W M W Laborer M W Laborer F W M W Teacher M W Saddler F W F W M W Farmer F W F W M W M W M W Birth Where from Place to KS Page GER PA 6 PA 6 PA IN MO 6 MO MO 6 ME IL 6 VA IL 6 IL IL 6 IL IL 6 IL IL 6 IL IL 6 IL IL 6 KS 6 IRE PA 6 IRE PA 6 IRE PA 6 PA PA 6 PA PA 6 KS 6 PA PA. 6 KS 6 PA PA 6 OH OH 6 OH OH 6 KS 6 KS 6 MO MO 6 GER IL 6 GER MO 6 GER MO 6 KS 6 KS 6 KY IN 6 NY IL 6 PA IL 6 PA IL 6 PA PA 6 PA IA 7 OH IA 7 WI IA 7 WI IA 7 WI IA 7 WI IA 7 IA IA 7 IA IA 7 IA IA 7 IN IN 7 OH OH 7 KS 7 KS 7 KS 7 KS 7 �85 Name !£.e SWAN, Laura 36 PIKENS, Orlando 34 PIKENS, Olive 32 PIKENS, Abba 30 SPENCER, J. W. 31 SPENCER, L. N. 27 SPENCER, Marie 7 SPENCER, ,Therese 5 SPENCER, Wm. L. 4 SPENCER •. Mathilda 1 " SPEtWER, 0. D. 29 SPENCER, Sylva 21 SPENCER, Sylvester 22 SPENCER, Florence 18 SPENCER, M. B. 3 SPENCER, L. M. 1 DAVIDSON, James 45 DAVIDSON, Marie 38 DAVIDSON, Jessie 20 DAVIDSON, Henry 18 DAVIDSON, Marie 15 DAVIDSON, Ida 13 DAVIDSON, James 9 DAVIDSON, Martha 5 DAVIDSON, Sahra 3 BENNETT, H. A. 30 BENNETT, Louise 26 BENNETT, Georg 9 BENNETT, Charles 7 BENNETT, James 5 BENNETT, Louis 3 BENNETT, (baby) 1/2 MOORE, James 57 MOORE, Julia 24 MOORE, Sahra 19 MOORE, Rebbecca 14 MOORE, Dona 11 MOORE, Martha 9 MOORE, Margeretha 9 MOORE, Lilly 6 MOORE, Frank 4 SILLS (SELLS), Anthony 63 SILLS, Sahra 52 SILLS, Minerva 18 MAFFETTY, Wessley 28 MAFFETTY, Alice E. 20 MAFFEI'TY, Georg 1/2 STUART, Joseph 33 STUART, Elisabeth 30 STUART, Melinda 14 . STUART, Joseph 7 STUART, Sahra 5 STUART, Ada 3 *Mulatto Sex F M F F M F F F M F M F M F M F M F M M F F M F F M. F M M M M F M F F F F F F F M M F F M F M M F F M F F Color W W W W W W W ,W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W Occu~ation Mason Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer W W W W Merchant W W W W W W -, W Farmer W W W W W W W W W Farmer W W W W Farmer W *M Farmer *M *M *M *M *M Birth Where from to KS Place PA IL IL PA IL PA IL FA KY KY IN MO KS KS, KS KS KY KY WI WI KY KY VA KS KS KY MO KS KS KS KS KS KS KS VA IL IL MO MO MO KS VA TN AR AR AR KS KS KS KS KS VA OH IA IN IA KS OH NC KS KS KS KS MO MO IL IL IL MO MO MO AR AR AR AR IA IA IA IN IA MI MI P~e 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 �86 Name ILIFF, Ness ILIFF, Etna ILIFF, Electa ILIFF, Harris ILIFF, Benjamin DUNO, Otto FITZPATRIK, Julia FITZPATRIK, John FITZPATRIK, B. LOUIS, P. ·M. LOUIS, Martha J. LOUIS, Bennie LOUIS, Margaretha LOPIS, Ipraim L. McCARTHY, Wm. R. McCARTHY, Rachel McCARTHY, Alice McCARTHY, Amalia McCARTHY, John McCARTHY, Hattie McCARTHY, Minnie McCARTHY, Arthur WORTHINGTON, Charles WORTHINGTON, Carolina WORTHINGTON, Angeline WORTHINGTON, John WORTHINGTON, Alice WORTHINGTON, William WORTHINGTON, Charles WORTHINGTON, Perry WORTHINGTON, Clara LAHUE, Carrington L!HUE, Catherine LAHUE, Charles LAHUE, Angeline . LAHUE, Marchall LAHUE, Emory YOUNG, Wm. S. , ,.Y.0UNG , Wm. J. 'YOUNG, Elisabeth YOUNG, Elisabeth J. YOUNG, Georg YOUNG, Robert YOUNG, Chatherine YOUNG, Wm. YOUNG, Anna YOUNG, Carolina YOUNG, (baby) MORLAN, Burr MORLAN, Sopraine MORLAN, M. C. k.e Sex Color Occu~ation 28 M W Farmer 26 F W 6 F W W 3 (F W 1 M W Blacksmith 25 M F 62 W W Laborer 23 M 16 F W W Doctor 34 M W 29 F 6 M W W 1/4 F 66 M W Farmer W Faimer 34 M W 35 F 16 F W W 15 F 10 M W W 5 F W 3 F W 1/2 M '54 M W Farmer W 51 F 28 F W W Farmer 26 M 24 F W M W 19 12 M W 14 M W 11 F W W Farmer 50 M F 48 W W 23 M W 15 F 12 M W 10 M W W Farmer 50 M 40 . M W Farmer W 70 F 22 F W 14 M W 42 M W Farmer 42 F W 10 M W 12 F W W 3 M? 1/4 F W 29 M W Farmer 24 F W W 5 Ii' Birth Where from to KS Place IA IA IA WI KS KS KS GER WI IRE NY NY IRE IRE NY IN IN OH IA KS KS VA IN KY IA OH MO KS KS KS KS KS KS PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA KS KS IN IL VA IL IN IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IRE PA IRE PA IRE PA IRE PA KS IRE PA IRE PA KS KS KS KS IN IL IN IL 'ks P~e 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9. 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 10 10 10 �87 Name MORLAN, 1'. MORLAN, M. E. WALTER, Fr. WALTER, Catharine WALTER, Albert WALTER, Theodor WALTER, Fannie WALTER, William WALTER, Joseph STOLTENBERG, John McCALL, Moses McCALL, Virginia McCALL, Amerika McCALL, Israel McCALL, Alexander McCALL, Mathilde McCALL, David McCALL, Sahra McCALL, Rose McCALL, John McCALL, Virginia COULTER, Corp (Cork) ZINN (LINN), F.N. ZINN, Ellen ZINN, William ILIFF, John ILIFF, Ellen ILIFF, William MORRIS, G. W. MORRIS, Sahra MORRIS, Henry MORRIS, H. L. HUGHES, John HUGHES, Catherine HUGHES, Sahra E. BRANDON ,Taylor LEE, Charles BLANEY, M. BANKS, Charles BANKS, Jane BANKS, Georg BANKS, William EMORY, Thomas EMORY, Sophie EMORY, Marion EMORY, Laura EMORY, Sussanne EMORY, Jennie EMORY, Phineas EMORY, Larne (?) EMORY, Thomas EMORY, Arthur Age Sex 3 1/2 46 39 14 12 8 6 3 64 F M M F M M F 48 42 21 18 16 14 12 10 8 6 2 32 23 27 1 31 27 1 52 46 24 21 27 62 22 25 25 28 65 63 39 44 46 40 20 16 14 12 10 8 5 2 M M M M F F M M F M F F M F M M F M M F M M F M F M F F M M M M F M M M F M F F F M F M M ColorOccu~ation W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W B B B B B B B B B B Farmer Laborer Farmer Birth Where from Place to KS Page KS KS GER GER KS KS KS KS KS GER OH AK MO KS KS KS KS KS KS KS KS Laborer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Laborer Laborer Farmer AK IL MO KS WI PA KS VA OH OH OH IA WALES IA MO WALES PA CT NY NY NY KY MO MO MO MO MO KS KS KS KS LA GER NE MO MO MO MO MO MO IA PA OH OH OH OH IA IA ' IA MO MO PA NY NY NY NY MO MO MO MO MO MO 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 11 11 "II 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 �88 Name .Thomas Amanda V. A. J. M. CROWDER, CROWDER, CROWDER, CROWDER, CROWDER, W. W. CROWDER, E. F. CROWDER, M. E. CROWDER, Jennie CROW:PER, Bertha JOHNSON, S. B. JOHNSON, Anna JOHNSON, Jennie JOHNSON, Albert JOHNSON, Louis JOHNSON, Vincent JOHNSON, Ada JOHNSON, Elmore CROWDER, James CROWDER, Adna GENTRY, N. GENTRY, Ruth GENTRY, Laura L. GENTRY, Lilly GENTRY, Neddy GENTRY, Marie STAUFF, Henry STAUFF, Anna CUMMINGS, Jacob CUMMINGS, Nancy CUMMINGS, Elsy CUMMINGS, Clinton CUMMINGS, (baby) ROSE, Alex ROSE, Soprano ROSE, Sabra ROSE, Singel ROSE, Hattie ROSE, Robert ROSE, Arthur ROSE, Hattie WRIGHT, B. WRIGHT, E. J. WRIGHT, Robert WRIGHT, E. R. MARTIN, Sabra MARTIN, Joseph MARTIN, Miami MARTIN, Marie MARTIN, Andrew MARTIN, Hattie LYON, Frank Birth Where from Sex Color Occu~ation Place to KS P§!:ge M IN W Farmer IA 11 39 F W PA IA 11 35 F IA w IA 11 15 M 10 W IA IA 11 M W KS 8 11 F W 6 KS 11 F W 4 KS 11 F W KS 11 3 F W KS 11 1/4 M W Farmer: NY 48 NY 11 F W NY IRE 11 38 F W NY NY 11 17 M 16 W NY NY 11 M w NY NY 11 13 M W NY 11 NY 11 F W KS 11 3 M 1 W KS 11 M 62 W Farmer KY IA 11 F W 60 PA IA 11 M W Farmer MO MO 11 36 F 24 w LA LA 11 F W 8 KS 11 F 6 W KS 11 M W KS 11 3 F 1 W KS 11 M W Farmer SWI MO 12 33 F W SWI 30 MO 12 M W Laborer MA NH 12 33 F W VA 23 MO 12 F W KS 5 12 M 4 W KS 12 M 1/2 W KS 12 M W Farmer 47 VA MO 12 F W 19 IL MO 12 F W 15 MO MO 12 M W 13 MO MO 12 F 8 W KS 12 M W KS 5 12 M 2 W KS 12 1 F W KS 12 M 47 W Farmer NY LA 12 F w NY 37 LA 12 12 M W LA LA 12 M W 9 LA LA 12 F 50 W Farmer OH MO 12 21 M W MO MO 12 20 F W MO MO 12 Wi-;. 18 F MO MO 12 M W 13 MO MO 12 11 F W MO MO 12 16 M W MO MO 12 ke �89 Name Atz.e NACE, Wm. 49 NACE, A. H. 29 NACE, William 12 NACE, John 8 NACE, H. M. 4 MARK, Adam 26 NACE, Wm. H. 24 HARRIS, E. P. 41 HARRIS, Sahra 35 HARRIS, Corina 12 HARRI S, Ed ward 4 HARRIS (baby) 1/4 SLORMS, G. T. 45 BROWNING, Jerard 51 BROWNING, Emilie 31 BROWNING, Alice 10 BROWNING, Ida 8 BROWNING, Emma 6 BROWNING, Hester 1/2 FARRISS (FORRISS) ,Richard22 FARRISS, Rachel 21 JOHNSON, Nelson 45 JOHNSON, Anna L. 27 JOHNSON, James 5 JOHNSON, Moat (Muat) 1 JOHNSON, May 1 JAMES, Jessie 63 JAMES, Abigail 40 JAMES, Benjamin 23 JAMES, Joseph 21 JAMES, Cornelius 20 J~S, Lottie 16 JAMES, Isac 12 JAMES, Clarisse 10 JAMES, Jessie 7 JAMES, Sahra 4 JAMES, Robert 2 WISE, Peter 60 WISE, Charity 35 WISE, Samuel 16 WISE, Marie 14 REINER, Sam 22 REINER, Laura 21 REINER (baby) 1/2 SULZEN, A. N. 46 SULZEN, Susan 39 KLAUS, William 80 SULZEN, Robert 18 SULZEN, Cath. 15 SULZEN, Fred. 13 SULZEN, Louise 10 Sex Color Occu~ation M W Farmer F W M W M W F W M W Farmer M W Farmer M W Farmer F W F W M W M W M W Farmer M W .Farmer F W F W F W F W F W M W Farmer F W M W F W M W M W W ~? M B Farmer F B M B M B Laborer M B Laborer F B M B F B M B F B F B M W Farmer F W M W F W M B Farmer F B M B M W Farmer F W M W M W F W M W F W Birth Where from Place to KS P§ge VA VA 12 NY NY 12 KS 12 KS 12 KS 12 GER MO 12 VA VA 12 NH MA 12 MO MO 12 KS 12 KS 12 KS 12 KY MO 12 KY CA 13 ENG NY 13 KS 13 KS 13 KS 13 KS 13 OH OH 13 IN IN 13 CAN IA 13 IN IN 13 KS 13 KS 13 KS 13 NC MI 13 NC MI 13 MI MI 13 .MI MI 13 MI MI 13 MI MI 13 MI MI 13 MI MI 13 MI MI 13 KS 13 KS 13 NY NY 13 NY NY 13 NY NY 13 NY NY 13 AL VA 13 MO MO 13 KS 13 GER MO 13 GER MO 13 GER MO 13 KS 13 KS 13 KS 13 KS 13 �90 Name SULZEN, Theodor .SULZEN, (baby) CRIS~, 'Moses CRISS, Mary CRISS, Nancy CRISS, A. F. CRISS, Louise CRISS, Mellisse BUK, A. H. BUK, P. J. BUK, Rollins-, BUK, Esther WARNER, M. D. L. WARNER, Jane WARNER, Lillie WARNER, Elizabeth WARNER, John WARNER, Jerome WARNER, Lilly WARNER, Amalia WARNER, Rose WARNER, John SPENCER, John SPENCER, Marie SPENCER, Columbus SPENCER, Charles SPENCER, Martha SPENCER, Frank SPENCER, Martha SPENCER,' John SPENCER, I so dory SPENCER, (baby) KIRK, Alex KIRK, David' KIRK, Gilbert KIRK, James KIRK,. William KIRK, Tiny PEKHAM, w. H. PEKHAM, Emma PEKHAM, Emma PEKHAM, Lauretta PEKHAM, Urana PEKHAM, William PEKHAM, Edward PEKHAM, Harrie PEKHAM, Rollins PEKHAM, (child) WALKER, Sam WALKER, Marie. WALKER, Oscar ke 3 '~i/4, 54 53 33 16 13 17 39 36 2 1/2 45 30 15 11 108 6 4 1 1/4 55 52 16 12 10 33 27 7 4 3/4 65 35 30 22 20 17 49 45 25 23 21 20 14 11 8 2 56 45 20 Sex Color Occu~ation M W M W M W Farmer F W F W M W F W F W M W Farmer F W M W F W M W Farmer F W F W F W M W M W F W F W F W M W M W Farmer F W M W M W F W M W Farmer F W M W F W F W M W Farmer M W Farmer M W Farmer M W M W F W M W Farmer F W F W F W F W M W M W F W M W M W M W Farmer F W M W Birth Where from to KS P§!:ge Place KS 13 KS 13 VA VA 14 PA VA 14 VA VA 14 VA VA 14 VA VA 14 VA VA 14 NJ NJ 14 NJ NJ 14 KS 14 KS 14 KY KY 14 KY KY 14 KY KY 14 KY KY 14 KY KY 14 KY KY 14 KY KY 14 KS 14 KS 14 KS 14 KY KY 14 KY KY 14 KS 14 KS 14 KS 14 KY KY 14 IN IN 14 KS 14 KS 14 KS 14 IRE PA. 14 IRE PA 14 PA PA 14 PA PA 14 PA PA 14 PA PA 14 NY NJ .I1Y NY NY NY NY NY NY NY NY NY NY NY NY NY NY NY KS PA OH IL IL IL IL 14 14 14 14 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 �91 Name WALKER, Lincoln WALKER, Porter WALKER, Lessie (Tessie) GLENN, A. G. GLENN, Elisabeth GLENN, Georg GLENN, William GLENN, John GLENN, Louise GLENN, Grant GLENN, Linas (Sinas) GLENN, Nancy GLENN, Wavly Dick HEISEY, John HEISEY, Johana HEISEY, Emma HEISEY, Louise HEISEY , Johanna HEISEY, Charles HEISEY, Rosalie HEISEY, (baby) HOAG, William HOAG, Margareth HOAG, Jane HOAG, William HOAG, Cath. F. HOAG, Cath. B. HOAG, Thomas HOAG, James DALSTON, Erik DALSTON, Emma DALSTON, (baby) srUART, Joseph STUART, Elisabeth STUART, Melinda STUART, Joseph srUART, Sahra STUART, Abbigal srUART, James STUART, Marie srUART , Martha srUART, Marie STUART, Dirk STUART, Charles EPPERSON, Peter EPPERSON, Elam EPPERSON, Marie EPPERSON, Marie EPPERSON, Solomon srONE, Wm. E. *Mulatto Age 14 12 8 41 37 16 13 11 9 7 5 2 1/4 '55' 46 17 9 6 4 2 1/4 51 38 14 13 11 9 6 4 27 17 1/10 32 30 14 7 5 3 51 47 15 13 8 22 65 20 65 18 15 28 Sex Color Occu~ation M W M W M W M W Farmer F W M W Farmer M W M W F W M W M W F W F W M W Farmer F W F W F W F W M W F W M W M W Farmer F W F W M W F W F W M W M W M W Mason F W M W M '*M Farmer F *M F *M M *M F *M F *M M *M Farmer F *M F *M F *M M *M M *M M W Farmer M W Farmer F W F W M W M W Farmer Birth Where from to KS P@:ge Place KS 15 KS 15 KS 15 MO MO 15 IL MO 15 KS 15 KS 15 KS 15 KS 15 KS 15 KS 15 KS 15 KS 15 GER IL 15 GER IL 15 KS 15 KS 15 KS 15 KS 15 KS 15 KS 15 SCOT IA 15 SCOT IA 15 KS 15 KS 15 KS 15 KS 15 KS 15 KS 15 SWE SWE 15 KS 15 KS 15 OH MI 16 NC MI 16 MI MI KS KS OH OH MI MI HI OH HI HI HI HI MI HI KY IN MI MI IN KY IN KS KS IN IL 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 �92 Name STONE, M. V. (U) STONE, Susanne miNCAN, William mINCAN, Martha DUNCAN, Marie DUNCAN, Margareth DUNCAN, Hattie HAFER, Gerlock HAFER, Elisabeth HAFER, Frank HAFER, Carolina HAFER, Hanna HARRISS, L. BERRY, Robert BERRY, Margareth BERRY, John BERRY, William BERRY, Frank BERRY, Robert BERRY, Georg BERRY, John BERRY, Margareth NELLIGAN, Julia NELLIGAN, Katie NELLIGAN, William GALLEGHER, Wm. GALLEGHER, Julia GALLEGHER, David URBAN, Mary URBAN, Charles URBAN, Lizzie URBAN, William URBAN, Louis URBAN, Albert URBAN, Edward URBAN, Anna URBAN, Eddy GARRETT, Wesley GARRETT, Sahra CASWAY (COSWAY), Paul BARKER, Wm. BARKER, Rose BARKER, Sallie SWEDENBAUGH, P. SWEDENBAUGH, (baby) GLENN, Will,iam GLENN, Emilie GLENN, Benjamin GLENN, Marie GLENN, Margareth GLENN, Julia Age 18 1/2 35 23 6 3 1 64 60 26 22 1/2 11 48 36 16 13 10 9 7 5 1 48 10 13 48 So 18 50 ' 48 30 25 18 15 13 20 8 52 52 15 28 27 1 14 1/4 42 39 17 15 12 9 Sex Color Occu~ation F W F W M W Farmer F W F W F W W F M W Farmer F W M W F; W F W F W M W Farmer F W M W M W M W M W M W M W F W F W F W M W M W Farmer F W M W F W M W F W M W M W M W M W F W M W M W Farmer F W M W M W Farmer F W F W M W F W M W Farmer F W M W F W F W F W Birth Where from to KS Place KS KS IN IN MO MO KS KS KS PA IN PA IN OH IN OH MI KS IN IN NY MO NY IRE KS KS KS KS KS KS KS IRE MO KS KS IRE IL IRE OH KS GER MO GER MO GER MO GER MO KS KS KS MO MO KS OH MO VA MO GER GER KS MO MO MO MO SWE SWE KS MO MO MO MO KS KS KS KS P~e 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 Ii' 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 �93 Name GLENN, William GLENN, Georg McCLANAHAN, John McCLANAHAN, A. M. McCLANAHAN, William McCLANAHAN, Elisabeth McCLANAHAN , Ellen McCLANAHAN, John McCLANAHAN, Franklin McCLANAHAN , M. A. McCLANAHAN, Nancy HAYDEN, James SHALM, R. SHALM, Cath. HOWARD, W. VOTAW, Th. VOTAW, Marie VOTAW, James VOTAW, Ida McCLANAHAN, - BARUCH, John GILLESPIE, John GILLESPIE, Marie GILLESPIE, Martha GILLESPIE, James GILLESPIE, William GILLESPIE, Joseph GILLESPIE, Willie GILLESPIE, Marie GILLESPIE, Elisabeth GILLESPIE, Emilie GILLESPIE, Ellen GILLESPIE, Thomas GILLESPIE, Oliver GILLESPIE, Angeline THOMPSON, Johnson THOMPSON, Frances THOMPSON, Minnie PENNINGTON, Wis. PENNINGTON, Sahra PENNINGTON, WIn. PENNINGTON, Carrie PENNINGTON, Walter PENNINGTON, Sahra PENNINGTON, Johnson BAHMEIER, G. BAHMEIER, Caroline BAHMEIER, Henry BAHMEIER, Charles BAHMEIER, Fred BAHMEIER, Kath Age 7 2 49 41 20 17 15 12 10 8 4 32 39 50 60 30 7 2 19 20 42 39 18 17 15 14 17 16 14 6 5 1 28 22 4 2 1/2 52 51 28 26 6 4 2 46 48 17 16 14 13 Sex Color OccuEation M W M W M W Farmer F W M W F W F W M W M W F W F W M W Teamster M W Laborer F W M W Laborer M W Lawyer F W M W F W M W Laborer M W Laborer M W Farmer F W F W M W Laborer M W Laborer M W Laborer M W Laborer F W F W F W F W M W M W Farmer F W M W F W F W M W Merchant F W M W Merchant F W M W F W M W M W Farmer F W M W M W M W F W Birth Where from Place to KS P~e KS 17 KS 17 KY MO 17 IL MO 17 MO MO 17 KS 17 KS 17 KS 17 KS 17 KS 17 KS 17 MO Indian Terr. 18 ENG NY 18 ENG NY 18 IA IA 18 MO MO 18 MO MO 18 MO MO 18 KS 18 MO MO 18 IA IA 18 KY MO 18 IN IN 18 IN IN 18 IN IN 18 IN IN 18 IN IN 18 IN IN 18 IN IN 18 IN IN 18 KS 18 KS 18 KS 18 IA IA 18 NY NY 18 KS 18 KS 18 KS 18 KY MO 18 KY MO 18 KY MO 18 VA VA 18 KS 18 KS 18 KS 18 GER GER 18 GER GER 18 KS 18 KS 18 KS 18 KS 18 �94 Name BAHMEIER, Louise BAHMEIER, Georg BAHMEIER, John BAHMEIER, August GLENN, Hughs GLENN, Sahra GLENN, Marie GLENN, John GLENN, Charles GLENN, Lilly LAWLER, Thos. LAWLER, John PLUMMER, W. MARSHALL, Benj. VENIGAR, Peter VENIGAR, Jacob VENIGAR, Martha VENIGAR, Peter VENIGAR, John VENIGAR, Caesar 'VENIGAR, Diana VENIGAR, Judith VENIGAR, Hantippe MOORE, Ben MOORE, Judith MOORE, Martha MOORE, William MOORE, Frank MOORE, Joseph MOORE, Cora MOORE, Nettie MOORE, (baby) GLENN, A. DAVIDSON, Sam DAVIDSON, Elisabeth DAVIDSON, Robert DAVIDSON, Nellie DAVIDSON, (baby) STOLTENBERG, John HARRIS, A. WIZER, Sahra WIZER, David WIZER, Frank WIZER, Nancy WIZER, Phillip WIZER, Ida WIZER, Nelly WIZER, Joseph WIZER, Sus sane WIZER, William Age 11 8 7 6 40 34 13 10 8 2 66 64 23 30 40 12 10 8 6 4 2 20 18 41 31 14 12 10 8 6 3 1/4 75 24 22 4 2 1/4 64 22 65 22 21 17 13 8 6 4 21 1/4 Birth Where from to KS Sex Color OccuEation Place KS W F KS W M KS W M KS W M MO MO W Farmer M MO OH WF KS W F KS W M KS W M KS W F LA IRE Farmer W M LA IRE M W MO MO B Laborer M MS SC B Laborer M MO AR B Laborer M MO MO B M MO MO B F MO MO M B KS B M KS B M KS B F KY TN F B KY TN F B VA IN M W Farmer MO MO F W KS F W M W M W -M W F W M W M W M KY MO W Farmer M W Farmer MO MO F MO MO W M W F W F W M W Laborer GER GER M W Laborer OH OH F W Farmer MO MO M W Laborer MO MO M W Laborer MO MO F W KS M W KS F W KS F W KS M W KS F W KS M W KS P~e 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 �95 Age Name SHIRLEY, Elisabeth 66 SHIRLEY, Frank 22 PRATER, Jane 12 FUNKHOUSE, Peter 27 FUNKHOUSE, Ellen 27 FUNKHOUSE, Eddy 7 FUNKHOUSE, Nellie (Nettie) 5 FUNKHOUSE, Betty 3 FUNKHOUSE, Sahra 1 FITZPATRICK, Judith 60 FITZPATRICK, John 23 BULK, Molly 16 HENNESSY, John 31 HENNESSY, Miami 26 HENNESSY, Lennie 6 HENNESSY, Alexander 3 HENNESSY, (baby) 1/4 ILIFF, Ness 28 ILIFF, Etna 26 ILIFF, Electa 6 ILIFF, Harris 3 ILIFF, Benjamin 1 DARNO, Otto 28 WIZER, David 26 WIZER, Sahra 21 WIZER, (baby) 1/4 ZINN, G. w. 65 ZINN, G. 32 ZINN, Sahra 20 ZINN, Charles 2 ZINN, William 1/2 LEAMER,' Wm. 49 LEAMER, Anna 41 LEAMER, Kath 18 LEAMER, Wm. 15 LEAMER, E. B. 13 LEAMER, Coats 11 LEAMER, Marie 9 LEAMER, H. 7 LEAMER, Ella 5 LEAMER, Bertha 3 McKINNEY, Wm. 75 McKINNEY, Wm. 36 McKINNEY, Flora 32 . McKINNEY, Wm. 7 McKINNEY, . Maggie 5 McKINNEY; Rose 3 McKINNEY, James 1/2 BANNISTER, G. 40 BANNISTER, Honora 38 BANNISTER, Morris 20 Sex Color OccuEation -F M W F W M W F W M W F W F W F W F W M W Laborer F W M W Farmer F W F W M W M W M W Farmer F W F W M W M W M W Blacksmith M W Farmer F W M W M w M W F W M W M W M W Merchant F W F W M W M .W M W F W M W F W F W M W M -W Laborer F W M W F W F W M W M W Laborer F W M W Birth Where from Place to KS P~e MO 20 KY MO MO 20 MO MO 20 IN IN 20 IN IN 20 KS 20 KS 20 KS 20 KS 20 IRE NY 20 IRE NY 20 IRE NY 20 IRE IA 20 IN IA 20 KS 20 KS 20 KS 20 WI IA 20 WI IA 20 KS 20 KS 20 KS 20 GER MO 20 MO MO 20 MO MO 20 KS 20 OR MO 20 MO MO 20 MO MO 20 KS 20 KS 20 PA PA 21 PA PA 21 MO MO 21 KS 21 KS 21 KS 21 KS 21 KS 21 KS 21 KS 21 PA PA 21 PA PA 21 IN IN 21 KS 21 KS 21 KS 21 KS 21 OH IN 21 IRE IN 21 OH IN 21 �96 Name BANNISTER, Lizzie BANNISTER, Edward BANNISTER, John BANNISTER, Marie BANNISTER, Georg BANNISTER, Frank SHUK, David SHUK, Fannie FITTON, Lilly FITTON, W. F. FITTON, W. D. FITTON, Colorado SHUK, Edward CRISTIAN, W. CRISTIAN, Anna CRIST:riN, Thomas CRISTIAN, Samuel CRISTIAN, Maud CRISTIAN, William CRISTIAN, Mark CRISTIAN, Georg DAVIDSON, John DAVIDSON, Rebecca DAVIDSON, Georg DAVIDSON, John DAVIDSON, Edward DAVIDSON, Charles DAY, John w. DAY, Jane DAY, Mattie SECREST, G. SECREST, Marble SECREST, Fannie SECREST, L. G. LACEY, James LACEY, Mathilda LACEY, Frank LACEY, Vina BLUE, Melissa BLUE, Mille BLUE, Blanch BLUE, J. B. BARTLEI'T, M. B. BARTLEI'T, E. H. BARTLEI'T, Frederika BARTLEI'T, Anna STAINES, Thos. STAINES, Ellen STAINES, Sabreth STAINES, Maggie STAINES, Thomas Age 14 13 11 7 5 3 55 38 14 12 10 8 2 48 40 ','20: 19' 15 9 6 2 38 40 8 5 4 2 49 44 9 57 58 23 48 73 56 16 20 20 3 1 18 40 31 8 3 65 60 31 30 16 Birth Where from to KS Page Sex Color Occu~ation Place F OH IN W 21 M W OH IN 21 M IN W OH 21 F W IN IN 21 M IN IN W 21 M W IN IN 21 M IN IN W Proffessor 21 F NY OH W 21 F KS W 21 M W KS 21 M W KS 21 F KS W 21 M W KS 21 M VA W Farmer MO 21 F W MO MO 21 M W MO MO 21 M W MO MO 21 F W KS-,' 21 " I ~'KS/ M; W 21 M W KS 21 M W KS 21 M W Farmer MO MO 22 F W PA OH 22 M W KS 22 M W KS 22 M W KS 22 M W KS 22 M W Farmer NY IL 22 F W PA PA 22 F W PA PA 22 M W Farmer OH OH 22 F W VA OH 22 F W OH OH 22 M W OH OH 22 M W Farmer KY IA 22 F W OH IA 22 M W OH OH 22 F W KS 22 F W IN IN 22 F W KS 22 F W KS 22 M W KS 22 M W Proffessor NY IA 22 F W PA IA 22 F W KS 22 F W KS 22 M W Farmer PA MO 22 F W PA MO 22 M W PA MO 22 F W PA MO 22 M W MO MO 22 " �97 Name STAINES, Isac L. STAINES, Julia BROWN, G. w. BROWN, Sabra BROWN, David BROWN, Marie LUTZ, Anthony LUTZ, J. D. LUTZ, L. M. LUTZ, R. N. MOTT, Asher MOTT, Marie MOTT, Laura MOTT, Edward BOUGTHAN, J. S. BOUGTHAN, L. J. HEEMAN, Fr. BOUGTHAN, Arthur BOUGTHAN, Paul BOUGTHAN, (baby) McCANEY, Fred McCANEY, Susanna COOK, Fred COOK, Columbia COOK, Charles COOK, William COOK, Abraham COOK, Ida COOK, John FERRIS, John FERRIS, Ellen FERRIS, Thomas FERRIS, Marie FERRIS, Ellen FERRIS, William FERRIS, Joseph TRIMBLE, R. A. TRIMBLE, Betty TRIMBLE, Berther TRIMBLE, Joseph TRIMBLE, Robert TRIMBLE, Burgher TRIMBLE, Susanne TRIMBLE, Lucy HUGHS, E. J. HUGHS, Abba HUGHS, Frank HUGHS, MaUd. HUGHS, (baby) CARNEY, Peter Age 12 10 .53 47 20 17 4.5 10 8 3 42 3.5 14 3 36 31 22 .5 2 1/4 3.5 30 .52 40 20 18 14 10 8 42 42 20 17 1.5 12 6 40 3.5 14 13 10 7 2 17 3Y 38 8 6 1/4 33 Birth Where from to KS P§ge Sex Color OccuEation Place 22 MO MO W M MO 22 ~. MO W IN 22 IN W Farmer M IN 22 VA W F IN 22 IN W M 22 KS W F WI 22 GER M W Farmer GER 22 GER W M 22 WI GER W F WI 22 GER M W OH OH 23 M W Agent OH OH 23 W F OH OH 23 W F OH OH 23 W M NY NY 23 M W Agent WI ENG 23 W F ENG ENG 23 F W KS 23 M W KS 23 M W KS M W 23 MO OH M W Minister 23 MO OH 23 F W MO 23 M W Shoemaker GER MO KY F W 23 KS M W 23 KS M W 23 KS M W 23 KS F W 23 KS M W 23 IN IRE M W Laborer 23 F W PA IN 23 IN OH M W 23 OH IN F W 23 IN IN F W 23 IN IN M W 23 IN IN M W 23 KY M W Doktor MO 23 F W KY MO 23 F W MO KY 23 M KY MO W 23 M W KY MO 23 M W KY MO 23 F W KS 23 F B KY MO 23 M' W Roadmaster OH IN 23 F W OH IN 23 M W KS 23 KS . F W 23 M W KS 23 M W Laborer CAN Cherokee 23 Nation �98 Name HOOD, Francis HOOD, Susanne HOOD, Emilie HOOD, Frank HOOD, Gertrude HOOD, Alvin HOOD, Wm. Cr. HOOD, (baby) RIDGWAY, W. RIDGWAY, Georgia RIDGWAY, John RIDGWAY, Flora RIDGWAY, (baby) SELLERS, A. A. SELLERS, Jane :'-', SEliLERS, Ida May TREADWELL, A. TREADWELL, Amanda TREADWELL, Edwin TREADWELL, Lucy TREADWELL, Oscar GREEN, Henry GREEN, Maggie GREEN, Edward GREEN, Henry GREEN, John B. LIPPE, Levy LIPPE, Margareth LIPPE, John W. LIPPE, Frances LIPPE, Florence LIPPE, Charles S. LIPPE, A. Fredricka LIPPE, William DAY, John DAY, Betty DAY, John DAY, Ph DAY, Jane DAY, Charles DAY, Fred GREEN, Alex. GREEN, Ella GREEN, Alex GREEN, Lucinda $AMPLES, Dan SAMPLES, Nancy SAMPLES, J. Edward SAMPLES, Rose SAMPLES, (baby) Age 60 56 29 27 22 13 2 1/4 29 32 5 3 1/2 66 62 13 47 32 13 8 7 43 33 7 5 1 57 43 20 16 14 12 9 7 49 42 22 20 18 12 8 33 28 5 3 28 23 6 2 1/4 Sex Color Occu~ation M W Farmer F W F W M W Farmer F W M W M W M W M W Dentist F W M W F W W M:-~ M W Minister F W F W M W Laborer F W M W F W M W M W Minister F W M W M W M W M W Millwright F W M W F, W F W M W F W 'M W M W Blaksmith F W M W Teacher M W Laborer F W M W M, W M W Minister F W M W F W M W Laborer F W M W F W M W Birth Where from Place to.KS P§!ge ENG MA 24 ME ME MA VA KS KS KS IA IL KS KS KS VA IN IA PA IA IA IA IA RI NY KS KS KS MD OH PA IN IN IN IN IN OH OH OH MO KS OH OH KS KS VA VA KY KS KS MA MA MA VA IA AR IA IA IL IA IA IA IA IA IL IL IN IN IN IN IN IN IN IN MO MO MO MO MO MO IA IA 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 25 25 :'~"25 KY KY KY 2-5 25 25 25 25 25 �99 Name COULTER, Dan COULTER, Jane COULTER, Dan COULTER, Louise COULTER, John COULTER, Kirk COULTER, (baby) ROBERTS, x. M. ROBERTS, Sahra ROBERTS, John ROBERTS ,Perry ROBERTS, Abiga11 /ROBERTS, Lucinda ROBERTS, Jakson WINTERS, S. M. WINTERS, A. WINTERS, Molly WINTERS, M. WINTERS, Jane WINTERS, S. M. WINTERS, P. R. WINTERS, D. L. HOWELL, Justus HOWELL, M. S. HOWELL, August HOWELL, Ben HOWELL, Sahra HOWELL, Lucinda HOWELL, Charles HOWELL, Alex HOWELL, (baby) BOYD, Jonathan BURNS, GeorgBURNS, Sahra BURNS, Ella BURNS, John BURNS, Samuel BURNS, Richard BURNS, Cora BURNS, Graham BURNS, William BURNS, Joseph Age 36 30 8 6 4 2 1/4 42 62 17 14 9 7 5 48 40 18 16 12 8 6 3 49 45 17 15 13 11 9 3 1/4 59 50 40 21 17 15 10 7 5 3 1 Copied by Pauline B. Elniff. Typed by Phyllis Bell. Sex M F M F M M M -M F M M F F M M F F M F M M M M F M M F ,F M M F M M F F M M M F M M M Color W W W W W W W *M *M *M *M *M *M *M W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W w W W W W W W Occu~ation Laborer Laborer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Birth Where from to KS Place MO AR MO MO KS KS KS KS KS OH MI NC MI MI MI MI MI MI MI MI MI MI VA VA KS KS KS KS KS KS NJ NJ NJ NJ NJ NJ KS KS KS IN PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA KS KS VA VA MI NJ NJ NJ NJ NJ NJ IN PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA P~e 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 �100 QUERIES Queries are fee to members. They should state at least two facts to gain best results. Queries are also free to non-members, but must concern Kansas related ancestors of fifty years or earlier. GIBSON EASTERLING WOODARD HOLLOWELL DUGUID JENNINGS BOWMAN JAMES SEARL CLAPP HOUSE HESS Judy M. Sweets, l27~B Treetop Drive, Fayetteville, NC 28301. Would like to exchange information about Ambrose GIBSON, born circa 1807 in Alabama or S. Carolina. He married Lucinda ? and later lived in Mississippi. Need information about the parents of Sarah EASTERLING, born: circa 1831 in Mississippi. Mrs. Janet Reid, 13863 Kinbrook St., Sylmar, CA 91342. Seeking information on Luke WOODARD, born 18 Sept. 1825 in North Carolina, and his wife, Sarah HOLLOWELL, born 1 Sept. 1830 in Indiana. They were Quakers and had a farm in the village of Hesper, in Eudora Township, Douglas County, KS. I do not know when they moved to Kansas but probably in late 1860's or 1870's. In 1900 census they lived in Lexington Township, Johnson County, KS. Luke died in 1903 and Sarah in 1905. Goldie Van Nocker, 209 Map1ehurst BId., Battle Creek, .MI 49017. Searching to find a record of my father, Dr. George DUGUID. He graduated in 1898 from medical school in Kansas. Also searching for any information of George DUGUID, Jr. Left home at an early age and never came back. Would be around 70 years of age. Ilah Jennings Derrick, 333 Kansas, Lawrence, KS 66044. John JENNINGS born 19 Sept. 1804, Franklin, Pennsylvania, Jane BOWMAN. John was the son of Jacob. John's brothers sisters were: Rebecca, 1799; Morgan, 1800; Phoebe, 1802; 1803; Henry, 1808; Danial, 1810; Mary, 1812; Jacob, 1814; 1815; Zebulon, 1816. Exchange information. married and Sarah, Martha, Donald Vaughn, 1946 Barker, Lawrence, KS 66044. Searching for information on John JAMES born 1811 in New Hampshire, moved to McHenry County, IL about 1840 with his wife Mary A. Children: Abagail L. and George W. May have died in S.E. Kansas. James A. Cooper, 214 N. East St., Caledonia, Minn. 55921 Researching A.D. SEARL family, ·first surveyor of Lawrence, KS. Married Susan J. CLAPP. Daughter Ella A. SEARL married Lucious O. HOUSE of Topeka, 12 April 1883. Who were parents of Lucious HOUSE? Any information about SEARL or HOUSE family appreciated. Mrs. Grace Embers, 445 North St., Lawrence, KS 66044. Would>like material of any kind on the family of George and Margaretha HESS. They lived. in the early 1800's in Lancaster and Dauphin Counties of Pennsylvania. They are known to have had at least three children: Philip, George and Elizabeth baptized at Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church, Elizabethtown, Lancaster Co., PA. �101 MU(O)RRELL HANCOCK TULEY TUELIE TULY CHAPMAN BEERY GARDNER HILL RODGERS SHAVER SHAWVER B~ TUTCHER JAMES JENNINGS WATERMAN HOSKINS MIEIRS BENEFIEL TERPENING Mrs. Pauline B. Elniff, 820 Sunset Drive, Lawrence, KS 66044. Seek parents and birthplace of John TULEY (TUELIE,TULY) who married JudithHANCOCKMU(O)RRELL, daughter of Godfrey HANCOCK, 2 Nov. 1692 in Burlington, New Jersey. Mrs. Jean (Chapman) Snedeger, 1638 Rhode Island, Lawrence, Kansas 66044. Seeking descendants of William Robinhood CHAPMAN, sometimes called Robin, or Robert; wife: Mary. Robin was born in Tennessee about 1830; moved his family to Worth Co., Missouri about 1867, and to Columbus, Kansas in 1902. Known children: John; Mary; Lucinda; Rhoda; Matilda; William D.; Grover; Carrie. Jane M. Wiggins, 2020 Stratford Road., Lawrence, KS 66044. Need to locate descendants of Henry and Alice BEERY, who lived in Lancaster, Fairfield Co., Ohio in the early 1900's. Known children were: Nobel, born ca 1908 in Lancaster; Goldie and Silva. Mrs. Janet Reid, 13863 Kinbrook St., Sylmar, CA 91342. Seeking information on William GARDNER, born 19 Dec. 1807 in North Carolina, and died in 1881. His wife was Penelope HILL. Both were Quaker ministers. They did not have children.but raised their niece, my grandmother, Sarah Melvina GARDNER. They had a farm in the village of Hesper, in Eudora Township, Douglas County, KS and were there when Quantrill made his raid on Lawrence. Mrs. Grace Embers, 445 North St., Lawrence, KS 66044. Looking for information on the parents of Isab~lla RODGERS (1795-1891) who married George SHAVER (SHAWVER) 18 May 1816 in Greenbrier County, Virginia. Helen Starks Hendricks, 2425 Peppermint Drive, Modesto CA 95355. Looking for a copy of family history published 1953 with BEAMANTUTCHER lineage. Believed to have been written in Lawrence area. My grandmother was Annette Susan TUTCHER, b. 2 Feb. 1864. My great-grandmother was Susan Annette BEAMAN, b.24 Nov. 1841, and married Thomas H. TUTCHER, b. 19 March 1832. My great-greatgrandfather was Moses BEAMAN whose wife was Susan ? ,no dates. Donald Vaughn, 1946 Barker, Lawrence, KS 66044. Need information on George W. JAMES, b. New Hampshire 1838. Believed to have moved to Kansas from McHenry County after service in the Civil War. Butler Co.? Ilah Jennings Derrick, 333 Kansas, Lawrence, KS 66044. David JENNINGS born 1837 Venango County, Pennsylvania, married Daphne WATERMAN. Children: Ada, married ? HOSKINS; Nina, married ? MIEIRS; Margaret, married ? BENEFIEL; Milton Seth, married Rozella TERPENING at Washington, Kansas. Need 1850 census. �102 BANTA GARNER DUGUID GANTT McCANLASS McFARLANE WAGNON HERTEL UHLL BEASLEY MANNING BRUCE CRAMER DUNN CHAPMAN HASTINGS RIGGS John V. Banta, Jr.,2209 Kingston Drive, Lawrence, KS 66044 Seeking information on Sarah Elizabeth BANTA, b. 3- -1858 Versailles, Ind. Lived most of her life in and around Buffalo, Mo. Married a Spencer (Spence) GARNER in Missouri. He was born 9- -1847 in Mo. They had 7 children, namely: Sarah L., b. 2- -1884; Cullen H., b. 1- -1886; Needham M., b. 9- -1888; Effie M., b. 12- -1890; Mary M., b. 3- -1894 and William R., b. 10- -1895. All of the children were born in Missouri. I do not know the name of the seventh child. Cullen H. GARNER did live at one time near Harricon, Ark. Goldie Van Nocker, 209 Maplehurst Blvd., Battle Creek, MI Searching for information on my father Dr •. George DUGUID. a Dr. in Kansas 1898. 49017 Became Mrs. Robbie Neelley, 1908 East 19th St. #22, Lawrence, KS 66044 Would like to correspond with others researching the GANTT and McCANLASS surnames in NC; the McFARLANE surname in TN, and the WAGNON surname in KY, all in the early 1800's. Will reimburse postage and photocopy expenses involved with this query. Genevieve Hertel, 1606 N. 9th, Garden City, KS 67846 Need information about and parents of Christian Henry HERTEL, b. 1832 ~Vhen? \Vhere? d. Hanston, Hodgeman Co., Ks. Married Anna E. UHLL When? Where? Who were her parents? Mr. Willis H. Beasley, 919 Grandview Ave., Duluth, Minnesota 55812 Seeking information on Elizabeth BEASLEY MANNING, b. 3/27/1862 in Lancaster, KY, married Frank MANNING. Parents were George BEASLEY and Irene BRUCE of Hutchinson, Ks. and Uncle's were James S. BEASLEY and John BEASLEY of Lawrence. Elizabeth MANNING nicknamed Mollie lived in Lawrence and Caldwell, Ks. Would appreciate information on any of these people. Ilah E. Derrick, 333 Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Need information about Randolph CRAMER who was a Civil War Veteran and is buried in Haddam, Kansas. He married Mary DUNN. They came by train from Covington, Ky. Mrs. Jean (Chapman)Snedeger, 1638 Rhode Island, Lawrence, KS 66044 Seeking descendants of Millie (CHAPMAN) HASTINGS, born in Fincastle, Campbell Co., Tenn., in 1847. Parents: John C. and Orpha (RIGGS) CHAPMAN. Married in Terre Haute, Ind. 1865 to Thomas A. HASTINGS. Millie died ca 1928 in Pittsburg, Ks. Known children: Josie; Celia; Tuna; Della; Susan; Sam; Fred, and a stepson, .Charles HASTINGS. BAUGH HERTEL Genevieve Hertel, 1606 N. 9th, Garden City, KS 67846 Need information about and parents of Nicholas BAUGH, m. Mary HERTEL When? Where? Mary b. 1885 Munjor, Ellis Co., Ks., d. 1969 Denver, Colo. Were there children? SHELLY John V. Banta, Jr., 2209 Kingston Drive, Lawrence, KS 66044 Seeking information on Thomas Riley SHELLY and Thomas Ray SHELLY. Thomas Riley lived in Cork County, Ireland. �103 PURKEY HERTEL Genevieve Hertel, 1606 N. 9th, Garden City, KS 67846 Need information about and parents of Clarence PURKEY m. Mary A. HERTEL 1888 at Hanston, Hodgeman Co., Ks. Are there children? CRAMER COX DUNN NUTTER Ilah E. Derrick, 333 Kansas, Lawrence, KS 66044 Randolph CRAMER was married twice. The second wife was Mary DUNN. Known children were Elizabeth who married John COX of Haddam, Ks. Emma Jane married Joseph NUTTER of Hollenberg, Ks. Amy moved to Calif. Ruben and George lived at Haddam, Ks. William lived in Kansas City, Ks. BUTLER BRYSON Mrs. Jean (Chapman) Snedeger, 1638 Rhode Island, Lawrence, KS 66044 Need to find parents of Sarah Rebecca (BUTLER) BRYSON, born 1859 in Humboldt, Allen Co., Ks.; married Daniel Washington BRYSON in lola, Ks. in 1875; 4 children: Florence, 1876; Josie, 1881; Anna Belle, 1885; and Carrie, 1888. HERTEL HARTWIG DUGUID BAKER WIGGIN SNEDEGER BUTLER GORRELL MUSE BLAND PHILPS Genevieve Hertel, 1606 N. 9th, Garden City, KS 67846 Need information about and parents of Min~ie HERTEL, m. Herman B. HARTWIG 16 May 1888 at either LaCrosse or Alexander, Ks. Children? Goldie Van Nocker, 209 Maplehurst Blvd., Battle Creek, MI 49017 Looking for information on my brother George DUGUID, jr. Born about 1912 in Kansas and left home at a very early age and never returned. Jane Wiggins, 2020 Stratford Rd., Lawrence, KS 66044 Seeking information on Priscilla BAKER, b. 15 Sept. 1834, Uniontown, Fayette Co., PA, d. 26 Dec. 1918, Lawrence, Douglas Co., Ks.; m. Dudley H. WIGGIN 22 April 1859, Kansas City, Mo. Death certificate states that her father was C. BAKER. She may have resided in Iowa before 1859. Mrs. Jean (Chapman) Snedeger, 1638 Rhode Island, Lawrence, KS 66044 Need proof of parents of James SNEDEGER, born: Bath Co., Ky., 1827; Married: 1st to Sarah BUTLER; 2nd to Martha GORRELL, both marriages in Bath Co., Ky. Came to Kansas about 1870. 10chi1dren by 2nd wife, at least one child by first marriage. Some born in Rice County, Ks., some in Kentucky. James died 1896 in Rice Co., Ks. Mrs. Robbie Neel1ey, 1908 East 19th St., #22, Lawrence, KS 66044 Who were the parents of James MUSE and his wife Sophia, born in VA, lived in Cumberland Co., NC in the mid-1700's? Will reimburse postage and photocopying expenses involved with this query. Genevieve Hertel, 1606 N. 9th, Garden City, KS 67846 I have several memorials for Alta Rebecca (BLAND) PHILPS, born 28 April 1861 Zanesville, Ohio, died 29 May 1947, Garden City, KS. Also other assorted clippings about her family. In interested, send SASE. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Douglas County Genealogical Society Subject The topic of the resource Douglas County (Kan.) -- Genealogy Douglas County (Kan.) -- History Description An account of the resource This collection is comprised of the publications of the Douglas County Genealogical Society, including issues of The Pioneer (the quarterly newsletter of the Society) as well as directories, various indexes compiled by members of the Society, and other resources of interest to genealogists and researchers studying the history of Lawrence and Douglas County, Kansas. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Douglas County Genealogical Society (Lawrence, Kan.) 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Title A name given to the resource The Pioneer, Vol. 6, No. 2: Fall 1982 Subject The topic of the resource Douglas County (Kan.) -- Genealogy Douglas County (Kan.) -- History Douglas County Genealogical Society (Lawrence, Kan.) Description An account of the resource The quarterly newsletter of the Douglas County Genealogical Society in Douglas County, Kansas, containing information regarding the organization, activities, and membership of the Society, and articles of interest to those researching family ties to or the history of Douglas County, Kansas. Names included in Volume 6 issues of The Pioneer are indexed in a separate publication. The contents of Volumes 1-12 of The Pioneer are indexed in a separate publication. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Douglas County Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Douglas County Genealogical Society (Lawrence, Kan.) 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