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" .'~--- -- I -- - - .- -~ ~ - ---.- T Douglas County. Kansas 1982 Map 'i1 v:-----i i KANWAKA I j g g______ CUNTON WAKARUSA WILLOW MARION SPRINGS '- ------ * * ---- ----_. * ------- * ----------- Copies of THE PIONEER may be found in the following libraries rQr depos1 tories: The Library of Congress. Washington. D.C. National Genealogical Society. Washington. D.C. Genealogical Society of Utah. Salt Lake City. Utah Kansas State Historical Society. Topeka Kansas and many other 11 brar ie s ·,lInTthe ·'llE._S.:~aild i;_(;;anada ------- ------ �"THE PIONEER" Published Quarterly by The Douglas County Genealogical Society P .'0. Box 3664 Lawrence, Kansas 66044 ISSN 0739-4101 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------Fall 1983 Vol. VII, No. 2 -----------------------~------------------------------ ----------------------- Page Contents President's Letter. Douglas County Genealogical Society 1983-1984 Membership. Family Re.cords RALSTON Bible and Clippings . . . . . . . . . . . • . Lawrence Monthly Meeting of Friends Information . . . . . Douglas County Certificates of Naturalization (1907-1921) Poem-"My Treasures" by Georgiana BRUNE Ahnentafel of Joanna HARMON ROSS. Ahnentafel of Janet REUTTER • Genetic Disease "Malignant Hyperthermia" by Richard TOMSHACK • Douglas County Marriage Records (1872) . . . . . . Alphabetical Listing of the Brides from (1872) Marriage Records, Douglas County, Kansas . . . . . . . . . . . C.W. SMITH Mortuary Book (1890-1907), Lawrence, Kansas (?JAmESON, Kate to ?LAWRENCE, Leonard Infant) . . Books of Genealogical Interest at the University of Kansas'Spencer Art Library . . . . . . . Roster of Members-I.O.O.F., Lawrence Lodge #4 (April, 1916) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Douglas County Townships Clinton Township-Joseph GARDNER and His Cabin. Eudora Township-Letter from Josephine ANDERSON to Annie O. GILMORE (1910) and Biographical Sketch of John GIll10RE. Grant Township-Letter from Mary TILLOTSON EBERHARD to Her Mother, Cornelia TILLOTSON (1874) . . . . . . . Kanwaka Township-Deer Creek School District #48 . . Lecompton Township-"Kansas River Steamboats" . . . Marion Township-Biographical Sketch of MeshackSANDERS Palmyra Township-Oath of A.O. LEWIS Regarding G.R. SPURGEON. List of Students of Spring Creek School District #2 (1898) . . Wakarusa Township-"Reco11ections" by James Blaine WIGGINS. Biographical Information Regarding James B. WIGGINS and his wife, Hattie Mae ROSE . . . . . . . . . . . . . Willow Springs-"Seventy Years Ago ... "-Pleasant Grove Newspaper Items (1913) . . . Family Reunions • . . . . . . . . . A Kansas Genealogist "In the News". Queries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Postscript-Items ,c:;om1ng in the Next Issue of THE PIONEER. . * * * * * * 53 54 57 58 59 62 63 64 66 68 76 80 85 86 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 95 96 98 99 . 100 100 101 103 * "Kansas was vlsl ted by whl te man' slxty years betiore' Pocahontas' saved the'llfe of John Smlth".---Lawrence Dally ~rnal World Mon. 28 Aprll 1952 ------------ �53 .--- -, A";-I>..r"~~ II ~~~ 'r---..-".-J ~Ere.Siden't··s-Le-tter---, _.-1 ----- growing -- have accomplished many things in the first half of this year. Our membership means we are moving forward with great strides, and we welcome the new friendships, and the warm feeling that comes from working together. Our financial situation has never been better, enabling our society to undertake even more worthwhile projects. We now are incorporated, and have arranged for bulk mailing for our "Pioneers"·and Newsletters. It has been a busy six months of money-making projects. Our booth with the "Independence Day" celebration gained many memberships for us. Our bake sale at the Lawrence sidewalk bazaar brought together many of our members who not only donated "goodies" to sell, but endured the hot weather to work in the booth. Our workshop in September was a memorable success. With Arlene Eakle as our speaker, how could we fail? We all came away wishing we could hear more from this very knowledgeable lady. We have Hugh Stouppe and his daughter, Janet Payne, to thank, for the success of our booth at the Maple Leaf ~estival in Baldwin, they did a terrific job of organizing, which allowed us to become acquainted with many new people, and for the selling of our publications. A special thanks to Ramona Sedlak, and Maxine Hougland for,the garage sales which added over $450.00 to our bank account. This was a big job for these two hard working ladies. Honorable mention for Jane Wiggins who is responsible for our "Mini" workshop held the third Saturday afternoon of each month, at th~ Lawrence Public Library. This is a "help-day" for any member who wishes to attend. Jane is also responsible for our excellent Newsle.tter.. She is assisted by Zona Smith. This has been a very productive time for this society, but none of these events would have been possible without excellent board me~bers, committee chairman, and the many people who helped - each one a very important part of our society. Let's keep working together, and moving forward. Thanks to all for making the first half of this year a success. Sincerely, �54 DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY 1983-1984 MEMBERSHIP County -- --,------------.-..-------- --- ~ -- - ~ - ABELLA, Mr. & Mrs. N.E., 540 Oklahoma St., Lawrence, KS 66044, AKIN, Dorothy, Rt. 2, Lawrence, KS 66044 BANTA, John V., Jr., 2209 Kingston Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 BERG, Emma B., R.F.D. 2, Box 224, Lawrence, KS 66044 BISHOP, Marguerite H., 1601 E. Glenn Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 BROWN, Justyn, 2024 New Hampshire, Lawrence, KS 66044 BRUNE, Georgiana, Route 3, Lawrence, KS 66044 BUNTON, Kathryn J., 2135 Kentucky St., Lawrence, KS 66044 BURNETT, Jim & Peggy, Rt. 6, Box 181, Lawrence, KS 66044 CAIN, Donald & Roberta, Rt. 4, Box·210, Lawrence, KS 66044 CHASE, Carol Jean, 940 New Jersey, Lawrence, KS 66044 CLARKE, Dorothy V., 1908 New Hampshire St., Lawrence, KS 66044 CLOUGH, Vivian, Rt. 5, Box 128, Lawrence, KS 66044 COUCH, Maudie, 631 Locust, Eudora, KS 66025 CROWN, Irma Jean, Rt. 1, Box 276A, Lawrence, KS 66044 DERRICK, I1ah, 333 Kansas, Lawrence, KS 66044 DUNN, Elizabeth, 2411 Louisiana, Lawrence, KS 66044 ELDER, Jan, Rt. 6, Box 321, Lawrence, KS 66044 EMBERS, R. Grace, 3001 Ranger Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 ELNIFF, Mrs. Pauline B., 820 Sunset Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 GABRIEL, Margaret, Rt. 1, Eudora, KS 66025 GORTON, Dr. Thomas & Catherine, 831 Illinois, Lawrence, KS 66044 GRAVES, Harold & Maxine, 1828 Ohio St., Lawrence, KS 66044 HALL, Michael O. & Janett L., 2403 Westchester, Lawrence, KS 6?044 HARGISS, Genevieve, 2503 Missouri, Lawrence, KS 66044 HARRIS, Martha, 1045 Kentucky #2, Lawrence, KS 66044 HARRIS, Virginia, 3418 W. 10th St. Terr., Lawrence, KS 66044 HEEB, Lawrence J., 1706 Indiana St., Lawrence, KS 66044 HERBERT, Robert & Shire1y, 1533 Harper, Lawrence, KS 66044 HOUGLAND, Maxine, Rt. 1, Box 153C, Perry, KS 66073 HOUT, Goldie, Route 5, Box 128, Lawrence, KS 66044 HUGHEY, Lora P., R.R. 1, Baldwin, KS 66006 JAMISON, Mary I., Route 2, Box 58A, Baldwin City, KS 66006 JOHNSTON, Mary Beth & Lisa, Rt. 6, Box 136, Lawrence, KS 66044', KIDWELL, R.L. & Irma L., 1617 Rhode Island St., Lawrence, KS 66044 KODER, Teresa K., Rt. 3, Box 52B, Lawrence, KS 66044 LAWSON, A.J. & Mary, 2246 Tennessee, Lawrence, KS 66044 Lecompton Historical Society, Lecompton, KS 66050 LEWIS, Donna, 2900 Moccasin Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 LO~G, Fern, Box 125, Eudora, KS 66025 LUCAS, Warren, 3009 Tomahawk Dr., Lawrence,KS 66044 MAYCUMBER, JoAnna, 1106 3rd St., P.O. Box 204, Baldwin, KS 66006 McCRARY, Letha, 1900 W. 31st E-19, Lawrence, KS 66044 MEYER, Pauline F., 1227 Brook, Lawrence, KS 66044 MORGAN, Mrs. John, 1110 East 19th St., Lawrence, KS 66044 NEELLEY, Robbie, 1908 E. 19th St., Lawrence, KS 66044 NORTHWAY, Judith, 2208 Vermont, Lawrence, KS 66044 PARKER, Martha, Rt. 2, Box 99, Overbrook, KS 66524 PAYNE, Bertha, 936 Holiday, Lawrence, KS 66044 PAYNE, Janet, Baldwin, KS 66006 POSTMA, James L., 1st Nat'l Bank Tower, Box 507, Lawrence, KS 66044 PUCKETT, Ruby, 1524 St. Andrews, Lawrence, KS 66044 �55 RAY BERN , Donald & Jennifer, 2616 Alabama, Lawrence, KS 66044 REUTTER, Janet M., 1809 W. 21st ST. Terr., Lawrence, KS 66044' RUTLEDGE, Jane, 2620 Stratford Rd., Lawrence, KS 66044 SANDERS, Hattie, Box 635, Baldwin, KS 66006 SCHOTT, Cynthia, 806 East 14th St., Lawrence, KS 66044 SEDLAK, Ramona, 1500 E. 25th Terr., Lawrence, KS 66044 SHELDON, Evelyn, 2908 Chisholm Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 SIMMONS, Hazel Lee, 1646 Barker St., Lawrence, KS 66044 SMITH" Claude & Zona, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044 SMITH, Etta Irene, 1634 Alabama St., Lawrence, KS 66044 SNEDEGER, B. Jean, P.O. Box 665, Lawrence, KS 66044 SPENCER, Iona B., R.R. #1, Lecompton, KS 66050 STOUPPE, Hugh, 1739 Alabama St., Lawrence, KS 66044 SWEETS, Judy M., 2905 Moccasin Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 TALLEY, Fay, 2020 Emerald Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 TRANSMEIER, Jo Ann, Rt. 6, Box 73, Lawrence, KS 66044 VAN LOENEN, Gail, 232 Deerfield Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044 VAUGHN, Donald & Wilma, 1946 Barker Ave., Lawrence, KS 66044 WELLING, Edna, Rt. 6, Box 126, Lawrence, KS 66044 ~mITTEN, Mary Connie, Rt. 2, Lawrence, KS 66044 WIGGINS, Dorothy R., 2020 Stratford Rd., Lawrence, KS 66044 WIGGINS, Jane M., Rt. 5, Box 54, Lawrence, KS 66044 WINCHELL, Arthur & Mary LOU, 927 Crestline, Lawrence, KS 66044' WOODWARD, Jody (Joan F.), 301 Lawrence Ave., Lawrence, KS 66044 Out of County BEASLEY, Mr. & Mrs. Willis H., Jr., 1525 S. Garfield St., Denver, CO 80210 BOCK, Mildred M., 13811 Kimberly Dr., Largo, FL 33540 BOGGS, Mrs. Vernon, Rt. 2, Box 272 H, Grove OK 74344 CAMP DALE, Sheila R., Box 44, Overbrook, KS 66524 CASTEEL, Vera, 204 Randolph Rd., Kansas City, MO 64119 CHAPMAN, Maliveene, 604 N. Mulberry St., Ottawa, KS 66067 CLINE, Reba, 1100 Crane Rd, Pampa, TX 79065 COTTER, Dennis J., 1162 Rockport Ct., Columbus, OH 43220 EVERLEY, Robt. S., 9515 Lee Blvd., Leawood, KS 66206 Finney County Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 592, Garden City, KS 67846 GIBSON, Francis D., 599 Whitehorn Dr., Midland, MI 48640 GRAF, K. Lenore, 6209 E. 101st, Kansas City, MO 64134 HANSEN, Mrs. Georgia M., 308 East Rumble Rd., Modesto, CA 95350, HAYNES, Elizabeth, 4952 Sea Wolf Dr., Santa Rosa, CA 95405 HENDRICKS, Helen Starks, 2425 Peppermint Dr., Modesto, CA 95355 IRVIN, Virginia V., 2109 20th Ave., Monroe, WI 53566 JUDGE, Roma Gay, 625 Stevenson Ave., Enumclaw, WA 98022 KNOX, Dennis I., 162 S. Kings Highway, Stillwater, OK 74074 KNOX, James, P.O. Box 147, Valley Falls, KS 66088 LANGDON, Laverna, Rt. 2, Spring Hill, KS 66083 ,MAKER, Betty L., 8340 Greensboro Dr., No. 1107-2, McLean VA 22102 MARTIN, Gail, 100 S. Atchison, El Dorado, KS 67042 MATTHEWS, Mary June, P.O. Box 542, Portola, CA 96122 METSKER, Shirley A., Rt. 2, Box 26B, Brighton, CO 80601 MOORE, Mrs. P.H., Rt. 11, 56 Warren Drive, Morristown, TN 37814 PEARSON, Frank E., 4 S. California St., Lodi, CA 95242 REID, Janet, 13863 Kinbrook St., Sylmar, CA 91342 RIEDEL, Kolean, P.O. Box 594, Wellsville, KS 66092 ROSS, Joanna Harmon, 805 N. 5th, David City, NE 68632 �56 SANDERS, Mrs. Elizabeth, Rt. 5, Box 220, Warrensburg, MO 64093 SCHELL, Dorothy Viets, 731 S. Blaine, Moscow, ID 83843 SCHWEITZER, Dr. George K., 7914 Gleason Rd. C-l136, Knoxville,: TN 37919 SHIELDS, Clarence, 3812 NW 69, Oklahoma City, OK 73116 SHRIMPLIN, Edith, 902 Frazier; Valley Falls, KS 66088 SMITH, Adell Carr, 2558 W. Village Lane, Springfield, MO 65807 STURMAN, Leonard M., 1022 N. Marles, Santa Ana, cA 92706 THOMAS, Stephen A., 624 Honeysuckle, Olathe, KS 66061 TURNER, Lorene Wells, 1638 Hillcrest, Woodward, OK 73801 VOPICKA, Mrs. Joane, 9312 S. Harding Ave., Evergreen Park, IL 60642 WHIPPLE, Judith C., Route 1, Box 222, Rainier, OR 97048 Wisconsin State Historical Society, 816 State St., Madison, WI 53706 DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY 1983-1984 OFFICERS, President: Jean SNEDEGER, 1638 Rhode Island, Lawrence, KS 843-7322 Vice-President: Don VAUGHN, 1946 Barker, Lawrence, KS 843-5917, Secretary: Hugh STOUPPE, 1739 Alabama, Lawrence, KS 841-4230 Treasurer: Ramona SEDLAK, 1500 E. 25th Terr., Lawrence, KS 841-0411 Librarian: Wilma VAUGHN, 1946 Barker Ave., Lawrence, KS 843-5917 Editor: Judy SWEETS, 2905 Moccasin Dr., Lawrence, KS 842-7271 Genealogist: I1ah DERRICK, 333 Kansas, Lawrence, KS 842-1797 COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSONS Refreshments: Donna LEWIS - 842-9636 Advertisement: Jody WOODWARD - 842-2457 Newsletter: Jane WIGGINS - 843-1619; Zona SMITH - 843-6296 Study Group: Jane WIGGINS - 843-1619 Membership: Grace EMBERS - 843-3739 Telephone: Dorothy CLARKE 843-2360 Indexing: Gail VAN LOENEN - 842-8171 I'" �57 RALSTON Bible Records This Bible was recently donated to the DCGS. The Title page reads as follows: The Holy B1ble, American Bible Soc1ety, New York. 1895. Lora A. RALSTON BROWN was probably the owner of the B1ble~ From various clippings found in the Bible it appears that Lora BROWN lived in Waverly, Kansas • Births: Deaths: E.V. RALSTON Mar tha A. G1 thens RALS TON Mary McCORKLE Elizabeth J. RALSTON George R. RALSTON Lora A. RALSTON Mary E. RALS TON Hattie O. RALSTON ZelIa P. RALSTON Carl N. RALSTON Sylv1a Bertha BURTNER Bessie DAVIS Uncle Sam P. RALSTON Martha A. RALSTON George R. RALSTON in Dawson C1ty. Alaska Elias Valentine RALSTON Mary RALSTON . Carl Newtan RALSTON Mary Esther MILLER Sam P. RALSTON ZelIa P. JOHNSON Hattie O. NOAH Lizz1e HOARD( 1) . ::.borii~I:)ec 22 1838 born Oct 16 1836 born Sep 14 1842 born Sep 11 1865 born Feb 26 1868 born May 30 187(j1 born June 7 18 78 born Apr 2 1880 born Sep 10 1882: born Nov 21 1885: born July 21 1896 born June 21 1895 Sep 3 1837 : ' 1 1 died May 27th 1873 36-7-1.11: died Oct 17th 18~8 30-7-21 : died Feb 3 1912 ! 7:3-1-11 ' April.?~19,i7·: . ~'lf/i-,6.~.2J.':';': c' .. -.: ,~. i April 18 1920 I 35 yr 4 mos 28(1)1 d July 5 1921- 43 yr 28 d April 8 1927 June 28 1934 Apr11 13 1944 April 9 1945 , ----~~-.~~==-'====~-~=~.~===~. ~ , On fly leaf of Bible: "8th·.anniversary 1942-552 radio-l0 short radio stat10n waves-l.·~·month ago 157 stat1ons-709 stations". �58 Ralston Blble contlnued: IL __ Loose cllpplngs ln the Blble are: Obl tuary notice of J. M. ,..!. RAGSDALE; Ob1tuary of P.R. ATCHISON. Death notlce of ,Mrs. Ed YEAGER; Obltuary of Mrs. Brutus COMBS. daughter of M~. and Mrs. George W. BURKE of Wavery; Obltuary of Frank B. HXLE: Chrlstmas greetlng note from O.P. and Nellle C. SPEIRS of Claremont. Callf.; "Thank-you" from Jerry and Jan; A list of II callers at Lora BROWN' s'r; Photos of Marcus and.Esther de FINCK; Photo of Grace. Ph11lp and Waldo; grocery receipts; Blbllcal clippings: etc. The DCGS would w;ould~be:;;;wl'ldJ:ng to send thls Blble to a~.descend;f,Ult family members 11sted in the Bible .,if proof is furnlshed (::showing relationshlp. , ,'ofdOn~~~~t-;:::;the - - ~ - ; ------.-'1. I h - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ ... -- __ . ~\-_~~~.~.=_~~-_-_~~_-.~-_~-~=~-~--~~~~.~_--~~~~~~--~-- \ ~ \Information from Loose Papers in the Minutes Book ~\\~V_o~_the Lawrence ~ont~~y_ Meetlng of Frl~n.~~ti;:~t'-':': ~ ___ _ --~- A certificate of membership' for Mrs. Nellie Walton certifies that she is an acceptable member of the First Methodist Episcopal Church in LaWrence and is affectionati;!).y· commended to· the fell'owship of The Friends; Churc!) in Lawrence. Signed - Jas'. l'Il'al1vin, Preacher in ·cparge. Date -. Nov 1'st 1880): , , A letter of right of membership' fr.om the Springdale monthly m¢eting re~ ceived for' Amos G~ \l1il'son and Martha Wilson, hi's;;,wife with minor children, Edg'ar, and Mabel Pearl Wilson~ Signed - Andrew_ Jones and Isabell Hess', clerks; James G. Snall, correspondent. Dated 1'st month 9th 1892. Letter: from J. p~ Stanley, Kansas City, Mo., dated' June 6th 1893, reques~ts that !11ef!1bership; "be di~s:C9n!i'nued: and name be taken f.rom' the records ,of the church. A request from the Tonganoxie monthly meeting, dated oth month l'7th 1893, for rights of membership' for WiTHam H~ WiTson and Nancy Ruth, his wife. SignedJonathan Wihsl'ow and Amy Betts;, Cl'erks; Mary H. Kirby, Correspondent. A letter to recommend Jno. Woodard and Rachel C~ Woodard' having moved from Buffalo monthly meeting. Signed - M. N. Bundy and Eriima' McCain, clerks; Win~ 8'. Whi ta~er', Correspondent. Dated 6 month 24th 1893. Dr. Cyr<>:U's' R~ DiXo·n" a mini ster of the gospel:, with whom we have unity, and Julia F., his wife with their minor children, Daisy and George Dixon, having settled wi thin your limits request a transfer of their certificate of membership ••• Signed - Wtii,ttier m?nthly meeting held in Whittier, Los Angeles, County, Calif. 8 mo, 12th 1893. SIgned - Wm. V. Cbffin and oo,ra J. Andrews', clerks. for the day. Copled by Paullne B. Elniff at the Spencer Research Library, Un1versity of Kansas. Lawrence. Kansas. --. - ------- ------ -1- _ _ _ _ �/ Copied from Certificate Stubs #50701-50750 in Volume 3815 at the office of the Clerk of the District Court, Judicial Building, Lawrence, KS. . Abbreviations used: DI-Dec1aration of Intention filed, place an~ date; DCDCDistrict Court of Douglas County, KS'; PN~Petition for Naturalization filing date; Wf-Wife"s name, age and place of residence; Ch-Children's names,. ages and places of residence; R-Remarks; ~Date of Order; #Certificate number •. ANDERSON, Gustaf, Age 63; DI-DCOC:29 OCt 1868; PN-5 Nov 1906; Wf~Carrie, Tonganoxie; Ch-Annie Conn, 36, Dwight, KS & Emma Conn, 28, Dwight, «S; 00-4 Feb 1907; #50704. A 48 ; Dl-Crlmlna,A{;ourt, . ,. '. . . l(Cj rcui t J?ac) k son C'0., MO 31 u~e1888 John., c ;PN' 5 Nov 1906; Wf-Mary Christena Anderson, Dg.Co.KS; Ch-Ethe1 Victoria Anderson 16, Franz Edgar-14, Esther Carolina-ll, Carl Elmer-6-, 01ga-5; ~4 Feb 1907; R-wri tten in ink :25 May '08-Cancelled and forwarded to Washington, May 1908;'"'; ~50701 , ANDER~rn, ANUERSON, John Conrad. 45; DI~filed under Section 10 of Act of Congress of 9 May 19HJ. PN"'11 Sept 1916; Wf-Inez Mildred Anderson, ts32 Tenn. St. ,Lawrence , KS; Ch-William B'. Anderson, b. 11 Sept 1901, Lawrence, George F. Ande;rson, b. 1 Nov 1902. Lawrence, Ks; 00-5 May 1n'1; #50729. ANDERS~', Olof. 56; DI;"Circuit Court, Jackson Co lVIO, 10 Mch 1ts81; PN 5 Nov 1906; Wf-Betty Anderson, Eawrence,KS; Ch-Ellen-22, John Edwin-19, Anna Cecelia14, Lawrence, KS; R-"May 5, '08 cancelled and forwarded to Washington 19 Dec 190B, HEmry H'. Asher, Clerk-'; Ji:5070L . BAREELDES, Marie Louise Johanna Helen" Age 66; DI~DCDC~19 Nov 1908; PN17 Nov 1913(1)1; ~4 May 1914; R-written in red ink ""Lawrence, Kansas. Jan 25, 1915-Cancelled as per order of United States Uistrict Court of Topeka, Kansas Jan 11, 1915, Chas. E. Moss, C1erk-'; ,;;50723. ' BEAR, Abraham, age blank; 1'120; DO 2 Feb 1920; #50731. Dl~··None required-discharged soldier; ' ' PN~16 Jan BENS(l\J', August, 56,; m;"Dist. Court Monroe Co, Albia, IA·, 30 Apr 1883; PN:.. 27 May 1908; Wf- Lena Benson, Dg Co KS; Ch-Vivian Lenore, 9 yrs, Lecompton; ~9 Nov 1908; #50711. BOEHLE, August Henry, 43; DI:"OCOC: 10 Aug 1886; PN;..24 Nov 1906;' Wf-Augusta, 41, Lawrence; Ch-Henry 18, Arthur 17, Grace 15, William 12, Bertha 9-a11 Lawrence; 1)0;..6 May; H-"May 5, '08 cancelled forwarded to Washington May 19, '08"'; #50708. BOWMAN, Henry, 56; PN:"'Filed under the provisions of Act of 25 June 1910; Petition filed 3 May 1917; Wf-Sarah Elizabeth Bowman, b 18 Sept 1861, 180'1 Mass. St. Lawrence, KS; Ch-tie1en Jackson Bowman, b 23 Apr 1905 at Buffalo, NY, adopted; ~5 Nov 1917; #50728. BROHAMMER, Anselm, 61; Dl;"Probate Court Summi t Co OH- 17 Oct 1876; PN'··11 Feb 1910; Wf-Deceased; Ch-None; ~21 Feb 1911; #50717 CARLSON, John Emil, 45: Dl~DCDC- 30 Sept l~lB; PN-25 OCt 1920; Wf-B1ank; Ch-Blank; O~7 Feb 1921; #50735. 4 " • • •_ •• ~ �60 ~7 COHEN, Morris, 30; iJI-UCUC,·HI Mch 1918; PN;.18 Jim 1921; Wf-Mary; MC-I; Nov 1921; ~50747 DElAHUNTY; Rhody, 63; Dr-ocuc: 4 Apr 1870; PN·25 OCt 1906; R7 "-5-5-08 Cancelled forwarded'to Washington, Sept 16, '08~; Wf-B1ank; Ch-Wi11iam,&Rhody of Kansas City, KS', Julia, NY; creremiah, Nel'I:ie and Thomas' o·f Lawrence', Charles' of Wichita- and John, tos: itnge1'es', CA; 00-4 Feb 1907;; #50702,~ DISQUE', Heinrich, 56:' DI~OCOC' 6 Oct 1885;: PN"30 Jan 1909;' Wf;"Magdalena' 44', Dg Co' KS'; MC":'Char1eY'19, Henry' 1'7, Louis'a 15'; G'erliard 1'3, Edward 5, all residents of Dg Co;' DO 3 May 1'908;~ #50714. DUCOMMON~ ~i'ed;' 00-2 May Mark Julius:, 20; 1.921; #50740'. DI~DCDC' 8 Jan 1915;' PN-19 .Tan 192I;- Not mar- FRIEDMAN, Aaron, 41; DI-Circuit Cburt Jackson Co MO 12 Feb 1905;' PN'-31 Jan 1916·;' Wf-Rehecca F •.; MC:-Harold Bernard F. &, Jul'i.us ~rayer F~;' 00-1. May 1916; #50727'. G'ABR1EI.:, Gottl'feBi Herman, 67';' "Petiiti'oner is' honorabl'y! discharged so·Idier and makes app1icatio·n for ci ti zen ship; under Sec.tion 21'66;' PN~6' Jim 1910;' Wf:-· E11iza' Scheutter' Gabriel, Deceased; 00-20 Nov I9n,,; #50719,. G~A(O)LITZKY; Sam Wolfa. 28;' DI-Dist. Court Shawnee CO". 8' Oct 1914; PN:..9, Ap·r 1921; Wt:;"-Lillean. L'awrence::; MC:"WiTbert Marshall, 10 months:; DO-TNov 192]];#50743. GUNTERT.~ Rotiert, 611; DI;..ocOC' 27' Nov-1908;' PN:"13 Dec 191'3;' Wf':"KaralfD'a Gentert, Cawrence, Ks';' Ch-Lena 33, [;awrence,. Rober.t 30', Morehead, MN; Emii1!. 21', Lawrence;; 00-4, May 191'4; #50724: HADL, A1oi's, 60;' DI:"OCDC' 16 Sept 1872; PN:"12, Nov 1906;: Wf.;"Ti1'li e 47. Eudo'ra, KS;; MC;"THlli;e' 20, Albert 18" Clara' 1;7., Edda-:- 1'5', WiirIie l i3. Pobroyr 1'1. Mf.ke 10, Caroline' 8. Nora 6;, Phetus; 7., G'ertrude:1' 4. Otto 3;, Augurst 2--a1111 live: at Eudora;' Dt'):..o, May 1i907; R;;"~ay 5, "08 Cancelled': forwarded to Washington May 19, "08~; #50706. ' IfAIL. Joseph, 68; DI:..OCOC' 30 Oct 1'896,; PN"1'2 Nov 1906;' Wf;"Katie', Eudora;' Mt:-None!;' DO-6. ~1ay' 1907.'; R;"Signed' +, thh' mark Jo'seph ffad1, "May' 5, '08 Cancelled' forwarded to Washi ngton Dec 19', "08', Hen ry' Asher, Clerk""; #50707. r -_ __ :~'.~ HADE, StepJien', 62;' Dl:"DCOC~'16 Sept 1862';' PN;..26, Nov ,lI906;' Wf':"'Anni'e, 62, DeSOto; MC':"'Henry 19, Eudora' & Fred 18', DeSoto;~ DO-l\1ay 6;; R~~ay' 5 '08 Canc'el led , forwarded to Washiington May' 19 '08; #50709,. HAMMER, Ghri sti an Gotthe1f', 49; Ol':"'OCOC" 27 Mch 1911',. married; DD-2, May 1921'.;' #50739. PN'~23 May 1919;' Not (,,\:,,~'~HAMMER', Rudolph Fredrich', age b1anR;' DI;"OCDC 27 Mch 1917;' PN:..23 May' 1919; Not marri edt; Dl} 2 May' 1921; , #50738". HESS; Carl Henry ,36;;' Dr~)Diistrict Court DougJ':aS','Co 3 Nov 1894; PN~4,' Nov 1908; Wf-, Eva He-ss, 26" Lawrence; MC:"Anna Katherine' 9, John William 7, Carl Fred 5, Henry 2;' 00-4' May' 11.909;, #50715' HESS~ William FredeTick, 32yrs: 7. mo;' DI;"Oist Court, Shawnee Co' 30 Jim 1908;: PN;.;.24' Aug 1914';: Wt::"None';; DO-I Feb' 1i915;' #50725. �61 HUFF', William, 76;, OI~DCDC', 25 Feb 1-.918;; PN;';'30 Oct 1920;' Wf:':", name~-brank, Bardwin' City, KS;:- 00-1' Feb' 1921; #50737". ' HUNSINGER, Chris:tian HEmry!, 47:;:' Or-DCDC"291 l\ich 1918';; PN':'15 Jim- 192]],;;' Wf~­ SOphiia' Hunsinger, U40 NJ; St., tawrence:, KS';' rl1c:;;.1;n:rfred',18-;; [)()':'T Nov 1922. KAHNr, Julius:; 53;: DI~DCOC,~ 30 Oct 1'88&";' PN~5 Nov' 1900;: Wf:..tucetta-, Reno', KS; MC-Loufs'a 30, Reno'; Minnie 29, Reno; Annie' 27, Reno'; Emma 25:, BushnelT,IL'; Aug-' usta' 24, Reno; 00-4 Feb lJ901;:, #50705: KOEHtER', Paul, 49:;' OI~OCOC' 15 Mch 1.918; PN:..l'5' APT 1921;' Wf-:"B'ertha', Ell'dora'; MC:"'Louise 19, Hilda 11, Eon a- 15; 00-1 Nov 1921';:' #501~5'; KOELBING', FreqericR Eou:iis~ 49';" DI~DCDC:' 8 May- 1900;; PN;:., 12' Oct 1908';' Wf-Loui se' Eli.5'e' Koe11b1frg, Eudora;' MC:'none;' 00-3' May' 1909';:' #50113. " KEYNE, Sylvester Samue'l, 48';; Ol~DCDC' 6, Nov 1916-;' PN:'13 Nov 1919;: Wf:..Anni Jane K11yne, 931_ NIf St., Cawrence;, MC:'Mati1'da G'wendolfne, b 1 Sept' 11896, at'Shelden', NO; resiides at 937 NIT' St., Cawrence;' D0-3 May' 1920j' #50133. LARSEN', Ifans' Andersen, 32;: PN:"'l6' J'an 1920'; 00-2 Feb, 1920';' #50732. tOOGH~ Samuel Alexander, 56); PN:"'Affidavit~ in lieu of filed (no da'te), OCOC'j: Wf-Mary L. Lough, 51, Baldwin Ci;ty, KS'; Mc;:.Samuel' Allen Cough, 201 B'aldwin Crty'; DO-blank; #50741. LURr,- Horace' Kni;ght, 42;, DI-DCOC':r3 Aug 1918';' PN~4 Nov 1920';" Wf-Ann'a E. tu'ry 508 N'. 7th St., North Lawrence, KS; DO-T Feb' 1'921'; #50736,. NELso'r, Chris:tian Norman, 66,; OI-OCOC: 27' Dec; 1884;: PN:.30 Mch ,1908';' Wf-Deceased;; MC-none;' 00-18 Nov 1908; #50712. OLS<l'J', Charles Augustus, 39;: Fiiled under Sectio'n 10 Act of Congress 9 May 191'5;: PN:.21 Sept 1918;' Not marri ed';: 00-5 May 19'19;' #50730. POHC, Herman, 62;' OI-DCDC 8:, Ap:r' 1918:; PN:...-7 Jun 1921;' Wf:..Augu-sta', B'al1dwin', KS;;' MC':"Ernest Albert, 15; 00-7 Nov 1921; #50750. PORTEWS; George' Al'exander,~ 35';" DI:;'DCDC~22, Nov 1909; PN-29, JUll 191'5';;' Porteous;, 24'~ tawrence'; MC-None; 00;;..1 Nov 1915;' #507261. ' Wf~ (1 JE11fta " ~as·. PROl'SCH~, Rfchard Ernst, 50:-;' D]~Ofstrict Court of tiie United States for KanFfrst Division 21 June 11918;" PNl-17 June 1921;' Wf-Lu'lla Mary';: 00-1' N'ov 11921;' ~,tt.50,7~4 ~ , -.,)' SCHEHRER, Wende1f.nl Edward, SO; DI.... DCDC~ II Jun 1907; PN:..4 Nov l'9tl';' Wf-Barbr.a, Schehrer, Eudora, KS; MC-A1be,rt 20, Mary 19, WiTl'ie 1'6, Alma'13, martha 9, Emma 4;:00--5 Feb 1912;' #50720. S;HEURLE, William, 57;i Petition filed under the provision of Act of 15 Jun: Oct 1920; Wf-B1ank; Ck-Blank; 00-2 Feb 1921; #507$~r. ll9H);~;"5 SETTERBERG, ~arl, Henry, 38;, DI.... Dfst. Court Riley Co' KS- 31 Oet 1891;" PN:..20 Mch 1,901; Wf-Bessle August'e-, 23, Lawrence; MC-Al vi n Henry, 2: yrs';;' R;..!'M'ay 5, '08 cancellled. Turned over to Hedrick, Ass ft, Atty 4 Nov 1907". #50710(See: #50716) �62 SETIERBERG, Carl HEmry, 40'; DI.-Dist. Court RHey Co. 31 Oct r891';~ Wf-Bessie Aug-' usta'i 25'; MC:"Alvfn Henry, 4;: OO-l!, Nov 1909; #5071'6. (See #50710, preceding page): PN~ SIEN OENTOPF, Rober.t, 29;· o:r:'Siip;erior Cour.t. Ferry' 1\8 May 1191iO;; Wf-none;' 00-21 FeD' 1911; #5071'8~ Sl'E1NBRING, Emil Otto, 43'; O]-;"DCDC~ Co~ Washington 6, Au'g 1906,;: 11 Mch 191:8;· PN':",8. July' :1921; Unmarried; 00-7" Nov 1921;· #50746,. Sl'RAFF(l,r; Charles Warren, 56;;: OI':'OCDC' 24· Mch 1883;' PN:"4 Aug' 1'91'3;' Wf:"Emma' Straffon, Lawrence;': No children;: 00-24' Nov 1913;· #50721!. V~ VAN HOREBECK. Alphon$e', 381;" OI:"'OCOC~ 31 May· 191'8; PN;..6 Apr ]]921;: Wf-Edith, Lawrencw, KS;' MC:"none; DD-1· Nov 1921.;: #50748. WALKER, Henry', 70' yrs 9; mo·;: Dr-Court of Buchanan Co" Dr 10 Mar 1'894;;- PN;...26 Sept 1913:, Wf-Angl'e Walker, Baldwfn,Ks;; Ch-F.rank, b 21 May! 1890,· Baldwfn,KS' & Wiillliam, 15' 10' Jim 11895', Bal'dwin, KS; 00-2 Feb 1914';' #50722. ZILLNER, Jo,seph, 46;;· OI-DCOC·4 Mch 1918;' PN:"18 Apr 1921;' Wr;"Barbara, Eudora; MC-Margaret, Frances, Paul,. Bernard., Joseph. Robert, George, all of Eudo'ra';: DO7 Nov l1921; #50749. --Copied by Pauline B. Elni;ff They tell me. "Why don' t you get a n1 ce new s e t ' . Of matching dishes? Throw these reliCS outl" Dispose ot these. my ·friends? On never----This plate is tram the set my mother chose tor me. The rest have all been gone these many years; And here's her teapot. how the memory clings Of gentle hands and tender. loving smiles. Oh. nol This sugar bowl with handle chipped Reminds me of the babe who long ago Pulled on the cloth; my. my the messl But only the handle chipped. 1 love it sol This bowl. too large for shrunken family now. Was my Great-GrandlllalDl&'s. her full. hard life And many chlldren speak through all the years When 1 enjoy this bowl and polish it. And this candy dish brings haunting memories Of home-made fudge. Christmas trees. candles And all the wonder of a young girl's heart. A beloved Aunt on·ce treasured this small cup And now it's mine to remember and to love. These dishes are all treasures. memories or fam1ly and friends and happy days. Each time 1 use them. wash them. handle them. My family is much closer. gathering 'round To bring support and much remembered love. Georgiana Brune I J �~3 , I DIED 1. r , Joanna Marie HARMON 1928 000' ,1959CA (married Richard Glen~ ROSS) , 2. 'Jesse Blane HARMON ; :,1694 MO 191:7 000 ,: 1936,000 1977 ,000 3. Anna Teresa WEIXELDORFER )1895 000, 1889 000:', " 1938, 000 4. Jonathan Ransom HARMON' ' ,;1867 ,KS " 1964 000 5. Louisa Frances ROBERTSON 1874 000" 6. Louis WEIXELDORFER [1868 BOH "1891 000 , 1912 000 7. Josephine' (Sophia) REIMER '1872 MOR I 1943 '000 S. William Thomas HARMON 1843 OH ': 1900KS 9. Nancy, Ann CULP ,," 1843 000 ,: ': 1879 ,MO 10. Jesse ROBERTSON ' 1827 'TN " ! 1900 MO' 11. Hester 'Ann lS33'IN :,1903 000 ! 1910 000 ' 12. Raymond WEIXELDORFER 1844 BOH , ,13., Anna KELLERMANN 1846 BOH ~ , '1916, 000 , 14. Hieronymus REIMER AUS 15. Karoline MEITNER AUS " i , 16. Henry HARMON 1816 VA 1837 OH : 1864 MO. " 17.' Zeri1da HASKINS lS17 VA ' ': 1890 000 '18. ,Jonathan CULP, 1803'SC 1832 MO': ,'MO/OR ,:' 19. Malinda MUNKIRS 1811 TN, '~, MO/OR " , 20. Joseph ROBERTSON 1793 VA ' lEna, [1853 MO· : , 21. ' ,Mary' CLARK 1794 VA/TN", '1854 000 24~ John WEIXELDORFER 'BOH 26. L. KELLERMANN BOH " MO/OH 32. Thomas HARMON 1786 VA, 33. Sarah GREEN 1798 VA i , ,MO/OH 34. William HASKINS ' 17'76 SC/VA/NC , 11a7.3 OH , : ' MO/OH 35. Nancy' 1780 VA 36. Augustin CULP 'SC 3a. Redmond, MUNKIRS :"1790 VA [1844',000: 39. ,Polly LYNCH ~791"vA TN: 76. ,John MUNKIRS , 77. CAMRON I " I l ' : .~ , Most early Douglas County records spell the surnamj3 , WEIXELDORFER as WEICHSELDORFER. Complle'd 'OctOber' II, i983 by ~Jo~nna Harmon Ross - --- -------.,~- - 805 N. 5th'Street David City, NE686J2 ......,-- -- ---.,..--- .-- - .' .--- - .......-- -- '---- ", -- ~ '~--~- -----~ -...:.... -~--. -..:... -~ - CORRECTIONS: Vol V. N,o. 2. p. 64- 11 Charles E. BAUFMAN" should read Charles E. KAUFMAN. Vol VI, No.4, p. 166-Should read: n •••Sarah C. Rash of Greenfield, Ind. on Aug. 25 1864 at Greenfield Ind. by John Rardin ••• " , • Vol VI. No 4. p. 166-Should read. Clarenoe JAMESON-Longton Kes. ' " _________ Vol VI ~~~.4' p. 167-Julia Ann RASH died Oot 4 1870. - - - . - - - - - - - -- - -- .. -- - '- ~- ; ~ • �· 64 ,-;;) t,biAi~OFlJANETREUTTER~,"./}. '~-~----"'l') _,_'_J Ped. Name ''.. ' . .. Chart '-'~-f-~'-"-,,' If 1 Janet Marie REUTTER 2 Ivan Fred REUTTER ,~.. . Born Married 1958 OK 1926 OK 1957 NM Death Profession Teacher Refrigeration Technician Registered Nurse Farmer 3 Freda Maxine LUDLOW 1930 KS 4 5 1883 Ger. 1916 OK 1965 OK 6 Johannes REUTTER Wi1hemina Josephine HAUSLER Lonnie Paul LUDLOW 1892 1904 KS 1928 KS 1970 OK 1974 KS 7 Vera Juanita PEARCE 1904 KS 8 9 1845 Johann Peter REUTTER 1853 Henrietta RATH Rudolph HAUSLER 1862 1866 Josephine WEINLICH 1877 Hampton LUDLOW Luella AUSTIN 1878 Homer Douglas PEARCE 1881 Bertha Mabel DONOVAN 1881 Christoph REUTTER 1811 Marie Agnes TROST 1812 Johannes RATH 1803 Marie Barbara 1-VEIBLE 1808 Adalbert HAUSLER 1825 Anna HENSEL 1838 Franz WEINLICH 1842 Joseph BRIX 1844 Samuel LUDLOW 1839 Ellen WYKERT 1842 A1onson AUSTIN 1854 Nancy Jane EVANS 1849 Abram PEARCE Julia KUNKLE Walter Langley DONOVAN 1844 Nancy Cook CLARK 1847 Johannes REUTTER 1785 Margaretha WEIBLE 1787 Jacob TROST Marie Agnes WURSTER Joseph RATH Maria Magdalena RANDECKER Maxon AUSTIN Lana HAKES 1826 Davis EVANS Hannaha H. DUTTON Andrew Jackson DONOVAN 1814 Mary Elizabeth LANGLEY Johann REUTTER 1758 Margaretha NOT 1766 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 52 53 54 55 60 61 64 65 Immigration _..4 Ger. Ger. 1874 Ger. IA 1900 IL MO 1903 MO Ger. 1836 Ger. Ger. 1830 Ger. Bohemia Bohemia Bohemia Bohemia IN 1858 IA NY 1872 OH OH OH Ger. Ger. Ger. Ger. Ger. Ger. KS KS Ger. Ger. Automobile Mechanic Teacher 1981 KS 1926-27 1892 IL(?) Farmer 1936 OK 1964 1967 1940 1967 1881 1903 1875 1832 1908 1924 IL(?) 1921 1933 1870 1810 Ger. 1930 1909 1843 1840 KS KS MO MO Ger. Ger. Ger. Ger. KS KS KS KS KS KS Ger. Ger. Farmer Farmer Viney~rdist I Farmer Farmer' Shoemaker Shoemaker 1795 Ger. Farmer 1847 NY NY 1914 IL WV Ger. Ger. 1785 Ger. 1835 Ger. 1840 Ger. Shoemaker NA NA NA 1888 NA NA 1888 1888 NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA �65 REUTTER AHNENTAFEL Con't. Ped. Chart If Harried Born Name 66 Johannes WEIBLE 67-'" Elisabetha JAGER 72 Johannes RATH 73 Ursula Barbara HANDEL 74 Johannes RANDECKER 75 Maria Agnes WEIBLE 108 Cadwa11erder EVANS 109 Matilda DAVIS 120 Dania1 DONOVAN, Jr. 121 Rebecca WILLIAMS 128 Johannes REUTTER 129 Anna Barbara FRITZ 130 Christoph NOT 131 Eva WURSTER 144 Joseph RATH 145 Ursula Barbara HANDEL 146 Johannes HANDEL ? 147 Maria Magdalena 240 Dania1 DONOVAN, Sr. 242 Henry WILLIAMS 243 Rebecca MILLS 256 258 Jacob REUTTER Hans Jacob FRITZIN 288 Peter REUTTER Ger. Ger. 1741 Ger. 1727 Ger. Ger. Ger. 1820 1776 Death 1766 Ger. 1829 Ger. 1797 1869 1746 Ger. 1721 Ger. Ger. 1754 Ger. Ger. Ger. 1737 Ger. Ger. Ger. Ger. Ger. 1728 Ire. 1744 Wales Profession Immigration Shoemaker NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA 1732 1760 NA Farmer 1827 Lived to 104 1721 Ger. Ger. NA FarmerVineyardist Ger. NA NA Janet REUTTER 1809 West 21st St. Terrace Lawrence, Kansas 66044 . - - -- - - - ~l ~ -~ ""~; _________._-- _ . .J~. GENEALOGICAL TIP ~~. "Jane DOE. born 4-6-96". Have you ever received a pedlgrae chart or a family· group sheet w1th a date wr1 tten in t.hls manner? It so. you may have wondered, "Does thls mean that Jane was born on April 6. 1'896 or June 4, 18961" You may even have been unsure ot the correct century. To av01d confus10n. genealog1sts would do well to adopt a standardlzed way of writ1ng dates on thelr genealogical forms. (l.e •• day. month and year). The month should be spelled out but may be abbreviated. The year should have four d1g1ts. For example: John SMITH, born 7 Mar 1856 and Mary DOE. born 10 Jul 1791. . '--. -,.--" �66 J. (Jl1. !lenetl{' ::;VlJeO;Je: rMAL~GNANID H-~-ER-T-HERMI-A- (0' -- -- c:; -----------------~ , -" -- - -The followlng ls an artlcle by Richard Tomshack whlch appeared ln' the"·1~toveinbet'::-1982 (Vol. 8. #lV) lssue of the quarterly publicatlon, LOST IN CANADA? Joy!Re-~slnger, Edltor,.land Publlsher. 1020 Central Avenue. Sparta.,WI 54656. Reprlnt'ed with permlsslon. - ------ -- - ---- --- - --------------- --- - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - -- - - --------'- - -- --- - --- I I. --- -- MH ls an lnherlted muscle abnorma11ty, character1zed by react10ns to several drugs normally used dur1ng anaesthes1a. Boy, what a buncQ" of b1g words. Let· s cut the red tape and $et r1ght down to what 1s MR. Whenever you sm1le. talk. or move a· muscle. a body funct10n takes place without your knowledge. The muscle creates Calc1um. In creat1ng calc1um. the mus:cle also develops heat. The heat 1s normally d1ss1pated by the body w1th no problem. e1ther ln a MH person or a non-MH person. So what ls the problem? The problem lles 1n the: MH person l:S.ng unknown to medical personnel. If a MH person rece1ves an lnhalatlonal anaesthetlc. used under normal condltlons. the anaesthetlc could falsely ask the body for more calclum. up to ).000 t1mes the normal amount. Thls causes a vast lncrease ln hea t. whlch lf not reversed. 1 s fa t a l . : Now I may ask. what 1s all thls med1cal talk dolng ln a genealoglcal publl'.ca.tl0n.'f Well. MH 1s a genea10g1cal' problem. Re search done by Dr. B. -.ftl'!J.. t,t .of Toronto. Canada, sho~s that her MR patlents trace thelr ancestors back to the Acadlan llne of DUPUIS. To be prec1se, George DUPUIS and Flave BONNEVILLE. marrled 12 Nov 18)8, ln~·St. Anlcet. PQ. What you have read £;&'0 far ls fact. In all falrn~ss to thls art1cle and: to the read~;r. I feel that I must 1ntrodu~e myself. My name ls R1chard Tomsha.ck and I. have :been d01ng genealogy for some 10 or 12 years. I do th1s str1c:.tly as'a hobby. I also have no formal educatlon beyond h1gh school. I th1nk thls 1s 1mportant to thls art1cle. I say thls because I may say someth1ng 1n th1s art1cle that mayor may not confllct w1th Dr. Br1tt. I would ~~ke to polnt out at th1s t1me. that Dr. Br1tt 1s a world ret:t::o.~#.~'~'~d.gQ~~~:'ar1d very qua11fled\1WOrk1ng w1th MH. Now to f1n1sh th1'Ef' artlcle. I have talked w1 th varlous people, both lay and doctors. and have read various med1cal journal~ and MH pamphlets. It appears to me that MH 1s a product of ~ ethnlc group, w1th numerous Consangu1nous marr1ages. If th1s,be fact, then 1twould hold true w1th the 'descendants of Sylva1n DUPUIS and Franco1se LeBLANC. marrled ca. 1745. rehab. Assumpt10n 1767. All MH pat1ents . traced by Dr. Britt. are descendants of th1s l1ne. Both DuPUIS and LeBLANC lead back to Acad1a, as opposed to French Quebec. At th1s polnt, Dr. Brl tt agrees w1th me. (or I w1th her) that th1s DuPUIS line has someth1ng to do w1th Ma. I hope to conv1nce her of the LeBLANC connect10n. at our next meeting (sch_~du).ed for late Se.p.tember 1982) . : ' . :: '-- .-.~:~-::,,~ "', ',\:. ~.!.';:'''::.i>:C\:~:~~~v:eh~m.ed",;.¢al;::.:mo~~~9.ge'I have gained. or' rack 'ther'e' of , I dO"plan' on tracing all the descendants of Sylva1n DuPUIS and Franc01se LeBLANC and present that 1nformat1on to Dr. Br1tt. She w1ll have the final say. S1nce there 1s no cure for MR, Dr. ! . �67 Malignant Hyperthermia continued: Britt plans to enter all this informatlon in a computer. On a national scale. a doctor will then be able to check:,;-the" computer. prlor to sutgery. and see if you are part of an--1'IH line. Prior to surgery lsi"lfthe key,. If they know beforehand a person is of an MH;]:l'ne.d1fferent procedures can be used 1n the operat1ng room.:" Ii1.owledge prior to surgery will give the doctors a few extra, min~es that may save a l1fe. I'll never know 1f my work gave a doctor a few· extra minutes. or 1f I saved a life with my work. I'll only know that I tr1ed. For those persons1.jltli;!rested 1n more information on Malignant Hypertherm1a. th~re are medical associatlons in both Canada and the U.S. These·Lar.e foI', ·lay persons. 1nterested 1n raising money for research and compillng fami" hlstories of __ Jmo!!ll Ml:I_,~rf!()ns. Their add&r~:rsses , a r e : , ' , Malignant Hyperthermia Associatlon. Room 314. Ellzabeth Wlng. Toronto General Hospital. 101 College S,t •• Toronto, Ontario M.5G lL7 Malignant Hyperthermia Assoclatlon of the Un1ted P.O. Box 3231. Darien. CT 06820 , -. • . ~I- ---- ------:--~--- -:: .... ----1--- ---;-:-- --- - - - - , . _ - - - - - - - ,----~-, ---;;,-- --~--- Sta~e8 .. -l--- - _ .. , -- ............. ~----- There are other lnteresting artlcles about Malignant Hyperthermla in Vol 25. Nos. 2.3 and 4 (1978-79) of tbe Wiscons1n State Genealogical Soclety Newsletter taken from articles in the Milwaukee Sentinel. In these art1cles. Ma11gnant Hyperthermia is called. "a hereditary dlsease of the muscle that affects hundreds of fam1l1es 1n the Midwest." Some excerpts from thj article are:' "W1scons1n ls a hot spot." ·'One of the longest affected' blood11nes 1n the world extends lnto the state. Its known lineage stretches back • nine generatlons to the early 1800's. Its roots are planted 1n what Was Bohemia. now Czechoslovakia. n "Phys1c1ans have cmnstruct ... ed lnterlock1ng genealogies with about 3.000 names. The genealogles were gathered from hundreds of 1nterviews witn fam1ly members and by search1ng through courthouse records and fam1l~ B1bles for birth. ,marriage and death records. About 40 surnames have been 1dentified." A "local genealogy buff, 74 year old Alfned Straub has put together the family trees of about 75 clans 1n the Marathon county area. One of those genealog1es 1s 190 pages long and includ~s the names that have appeared most often on hosp1tal records of unexpla1ned deaths follOWing anesthes1a." M~~. Straub ls credlted wlth saving 5-10 11ves because of h1s genealog1cal research work. * * * * * * "Some people can trace the1r ancestry back hundreds of ,years. but cannot ~ell you where the1r children were last night."--Anon �---------1 ~--- --DOUGLAS- From Books 3 and 4 in the office ·of-~th~ Clerk of·the-sp:ecT~iiZed-·Divi"~i·on of the District Court, Room 144, Law and Judicial Building, Lawrence, Kansas. Compiles by Edna Welling and Vivian Clough Officiant Bridegroom Bride Date & Place if other than Lawrence AHLSTROM, Charles ALBAUGH, Theodore F. ANDERSON, Charlie Franklin Co, KS. ANTON, Frederick ARTHUR, Napoleon B. KankaKee Co., Ill. BARBER, Oliver P. BARE, J.C. BARKLEY, Felix E. BARNHART, Josiah Frankl in Co., KS BARRICKLOW, Sanford C. BENCHARD, Joseph BENNETT, Levi W. Jefferson Co., KS BERGE, James Harvey Dg .Co., KS BERGMAN, August BERTENSHAW, Charles H. Topeka, KS BIGGS, Warren P. BLACKER, Wilson T. Jefferson Co., KS BOYD, James BRAILSFORD, William D.· - -Leavenworth Co., KS BRISTOL, Alonzo B. BUCHANAN, Riegy BURBANK, Henry G. B§. Co., KS BURNS, Dennis BANKS, Hannah LONG FELLOW, Sar ah E. WATTS, Greta Lisa Dg.Co., KS JOHNSON, Catherine DIX, Lucy Kankakee Co., Ill. BIGELOW, Fannie B. STILWELL, Phebe J. STANLEY, Clementine BRUMBAUGH, Mary Dg.Co., KS WEST, Margaret J. RICHARDS, Dora Lisco LESLEY, Rachel Des Moines, Iowa DAVIS, Mary Emily Dg.Co. ,KS ANDERSON, Lovisa BOWMAN, Mary Darlington, Wisc. BLAKER, Arvilla VOSHINDER, Adel ine Jefferson Co., KS DAVIS, Lucy 30e?) Dec .1872 28 Feb 1872 6 June 1872 Samuel D. Kenaston, Rev. Frank M. Ellis, Rev. A.Parsons, J.P. 7 Aug 1872 9 Jan 1872 O.G. Richards, J.P. James M. Hend¥y, P.J. 24 18 19 30 W.C. Brooks, Rev. V.M. King, M.G. James M.Hendry, P.ll. Joseph Michall, M.G. - -DUN CAN·, - SUSarl Leavenworth Co., KS JONES, Mary K. SMITH, Amanda SKAGGS, Elizabeth J. Jefferson Co., KS BURNS, Lucretia Oct Jan Nov Jan 1872 1872 1872 1872 31 Dec~1872 1 May 1872 8 Feb 1872 Chas. J. Lovejoy, Rev. Frank M. Ellis, Rev. A.M. Richardson, Rev. 4 Sept 1872 J.M. Stewart, J.P. 4 May 1872 26 Nov 1872 S.J.Osterberg, M.G. A. Parsons, J.P. 20 Nov 1872 11 J.an 1872 John Madison, M.G. James Carney, Rev. J.6 .M9-Y 1872 24 Dec 1872 Leavenworth Co., KS 31 July 1872 15 Aug 1872 13 June 1872 Jefferson Co., KS 8 June 1872 Dudley Lee,- M.G. .. marvey G. Mairch, Rev. W.C. Brooks, Rev. James M. Hendry, P.J. J.Tessell, M.G. James M. Hendry, P.J. �Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1872-cont'd Bridegroom Bride Date & Place if other than Lawrence BURPEE, Nathan B. CAMPBELL, Green CAMPBELL, Henry C. Tecumseh, KS CAR GUEVILLE, Otto CARLSON, Frank W. CARPER, Will iam CHAMBERS, Norman N. CHERRY, Frank C. CHRISTY, Thomas Dg. Co., KS CHURCH, Elbert CLARK, George CLARK, William CLAUSEN, Hans COCKLIN(COGLIN), Daniel COKER, T.C. CONANT, Al van P. Nureton Co., Md.(?) COX, Joseph J. CREW, James S. Dg. Co., KS CRUMMETT, Benjamin Jefferson Co., KS CUMMINGS, William J. CUNNANE, Michael CURRIER, John F. CUTTER, Al fred DAMM, George DANFORTH, Clarence A. Nebraska DAVIS, Joseph A. DE LESDERNIER, William J.P. DELLAHUNTY, John DENNY, George W. VANDERBURG, Julie EDWARDS, Fannie CONNELL, Anna L. Topeka, KS SAXTON, Belle EMANALSON, Christine L. SCAGGS, Mattie(Matilda) CLARK, Emily MEAIRS, Ida M. GILLESPIE, Kate Leavenworth Co., KS MILLER, Ella CLARK, Elizabeth STEWART, Ellen HANSEN, Mary VITT, Katie HALL, Phill is CO LEMAN, A1 ice Dg. Co., KS TRUEBLOOD, Isabella VILLE, Josephine L. Davenport, Iowa LONG, Melvina Jefferson Co., KS BOYD, Emma S. BOYLE, Mary ANDREWS, Charlotte DAVIS, Patience C. MORNEWEG, Catherine AYER, Alice L. _ Dg. Co., KS LANGE, Maria T. CRITZER, M. Jennie MORGAN, Margaret CURRY, Martha 14 Feb 1872 - License only 24 July 1872 21 Dec 1872 Dg. Co., KS 6 Nov 1872 23 Oct 1872 5 Dec 1872 14 Feb 1872 2 Dec 1872 15 Apr 1872 Dg. Co., KS 13 Mar 1872 3 Feb 1872 10 Jan 1872 22 May 1872 19 June 1872 9 May 1872 20 Oct 1872 Dg. Co., KS 28 Nov 1872 26 Dec 1872 Officiant James M. Hendry, P.J. W.K. Marshall, M.G. H.B. Belmer, M.G. James M. Hendry, P.J. David G. Lett, M.G. James H. Carruth, M.G. W.K. Marshall, M.G. Felix P. Swembergh, Priest Daniel Phenicie, J.P. Dudley Lee, M.G. Richard Ricketts, M.G. H.B. Belmer, M.G. J.F. Cunningham, Priest Dudley Lee, M.G. Andrew Stout, M.G. Richard Cordl ey, M. G• W.K. Marshall, M.G. 12 Apr 1872 James M. Hendry, P.J. 12 Nov 1872 1 Mar 1872 8 Mar 1872 14 Apr 1872 9 May 1872 7 Nov 1872 Dg • Co. , -KS 17 Feb 1872 21 Feb 1872 4 Nov 1872 . 13 July 1872 Andrew Stout, M.G. John F. Cunningham, Priest E.D. Ladd, J.P. W.L. Leak, M.G. H.B. Belmer, M.G. D.A. Perrin, Rev. Frank M. Ellis, Rev. Samuel V. Sterner, Rev. John F. Cunningham, Priest Frank M. Ellis, Rev. �Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1872-cont'd Bridegroom DEZfNS (DEZIUS), John Osage Co., KS DILLARD, Jesse DODDER, Marshall DRAKE, Mart in DRAKE, William L. DRAPER, Francis M. DREISBACH, Charles S. DUDLEY, Robert DURR, Albert Montgomery Co., KS DUSING, Will iam EDMONDS, Jame~, EGGERT, Charle's F. ENGELKE, Frank I. EUSTACE, Caleb FINCHER, John D. FISHER, John FITSHUE, William FRITZ, A.D. . Denver, Colo Territory FITZSIMMONS, William Medina, KS FLORY, Enanuel K. FRASER, John FREDERICK, Fred Wyandotte Co., KS FRENCH, Riley FRISTER, SoJomon. GALLEGHER, James GA LlJ.\GHER, Ross GARDEN (GARDNER) ,Augustus GILLESPIE, Edward S. Jefferson Co., KS GILLESPIE, Peter Leavenworth Co., KS Bride Date & Place if other than Lawrence Officiant ISENBERG, Ann Eliza 20 June 1872 Dg. Co., KS Dg. Co., KS JOHNSON, Miss Fannie 23 May 1872 ROY, Martha 24 Aug 1872 ALLEN, Jennie 6 Nov 1872 CROUCH, Sarah 13 Nov 1872 LEWIS, Lydia E. 17 July 1872 BOYER, Salome 25 Dec 1872 WILLIAMS, Martha 16 Dec 1872 VITT, Lena 15 Oct 1872 Dg. Co., KS STRATTON, Ella A. 28 Mar 1872-Jefferson Co,KS YOUNG, Mary 15 l:Iuly 1872 SHANKLIN, Nettie B. 12 June 1872 REYNOLDS, Ellen 14 Jan 1872-Leavenworth Co., KS DOHERTY, Lenora 21 Dec 1872 MELVIN, Salina M. 23 Apr 1872 SNEAD , Melvina 9 Jan 1872 CHRISTIAN, Lizzie E. 4 June 1872 LOVELACE, Margaret 10 Dec 1872 Dg. Co., KS Dg. Co., KS HAWKINS, Isabella 27 Nov 1872 Medina, KS Dg. Co., KS GRAYBEL, Isabella 13 Oct 1872 SAUNDERS, S. Frances 19 Dec 1872 4 Apr 1872 WALLENTA, Anna Dg. Co., KS SELLMAN, Jul ia 16 June 1872 . WILLIAMS, -Louisa . 12 June 1872 SAUM, Indiana A. 28 Sept 1872 COTTON, Maggie 1 Jan 1872 2 Nov 1872 GRINDELL, Frances BRINK, Maranda A. 10 Feb 1872 Dg. Co., KS NO RWINE, Sarah Elizabeth12 Dec1I8.~zi' - . also Leavenworth, Co, KS Dg. Co., KS James M. Hendry, P.J. W.W. Wells, Rev. Andrew Stout, M.G. Richard Cordley, M.G. David G. Lett, M.G. Jared W. Fox, Rev. W.H. Neal, Rev. Dudley Lee, M.G. Christian Haas, M.G. John W. Davis, J.P. Dudley Lee, M.G. W.K. Marshall, M.G. Thomas Ambrose Butler, Priest W.H. Neal, Rev. A.M. Richardson, Rev. Dudley Lee, M.G.' James M. Hendry, P.J. H.B. Belmer, M.G. James M. Hendry, P.J. James E. Hilkey, M.G. Richard Cordley, M.G. Albert Heimann(?) E.G. Macy, J.P. Richard Ricketts, M.G. E.F. Saum, J.P. H.K. Muth, Elder,M.E.Church James M. Hendry, P.J. James M. Hendry, P.J. John Murphy, Rev. James Christian, J.P. �Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1872-cont'd Bridegroom Bride Date & Place if other than Lawrence GOULD, Charles Miami Co., KS GRAHAM, George GUEST, Alfred H. HADLEY, Joshua Hendricks Co., Ind. HAMILL, John R. Sherman, Texas HANSEN, Theodore HARRIS, Frank HARRIS, Nathan HARRIS, Will iam Johnson Co., KS HARSHBARGER, David W. Mitchell, Co., KS HART, Charles N. HAYS, Henry C. Reno, KS HECY (HEEK), Peter D. BANGS, C. Irene Dg. Co., KS THRALL, Sadie A. BROWNLEE, Emma STANLEY, Anna Dg. Co., KS BELL, Annie M. Dg. Co., KS ASSMANN, Amelia STEP, Willie A. NEAL, Jennie STANLEY, Huharna Dg. Co., KS WEST, Mary Dg. Co. ARMS, Lizzie A. Me CONNELL, Lydia Reno, KS DOYLE, Mary A. (maiden name Denien) EBERHART, Rebecca CENTER, Dora Dubuque, Iowa WILLIAMSON, Sarah E. Leavenworth Co., KS SHEPHERD, Nellie B. KNOSTER, Annie STOUT, Hattie Dg. Co., KS SHIELDS, Julia Dg. Co., KS EVANS, Gertrude M. PETERSON, Clara HALLMARK, Marilda CADE, Katie Osage Co., KS 4 Apr 1872 Richard Cordley, Rev. 6 Feb 1872 5 June 1872 20 Mar 1872 F .M. ElJi..is, Rev. W.C. Brooks, Rev. Charles M. Sears, J.P. 21 Aug 1872 W.K. Marshall, Rev. 8 Dec 1872 20 Feb 1872 16 Apr 1872 5 Sept 1872 Dg. Co., KS 1 Jan 1872 W.C. Brooks(?) James M. Hendry, P.J. Chas. Chadwick, J.P. P.M. Oshel, J.P. 22 May 1872 11 Nov 1872-Reno, KS John K. Dunn, Rev. John Murphy, Rev. 18 July 1872 Felix P. Swembergh, Priest 11 Feb 1872 H.B. Belmer, M.G. James M. Hendry, P.J. HEMPHILL, Isaac HERMANN, Eugene Dg. Co., KS HERVETT, J ame s W. Dg. Co., KS HIBBARD, Martin J. HIDLAND, O.P. HOFFMAN, John E. Kansas City, Mo. HOLLINS, William Topeka, KS HOOD, Frank D. HOPE, Charles HOW, TheodOre HOWARD, Lewis Dg. Co., KS 14 June 1872 Dg. Co., KS 9 July 1872 Dg. Co., KS ( ? ) 9 Oct 1872 21 Nov 1872 4 May 1872 Dg. Co., KS 8 May 1872 -- Dg. Go., KS4 Jan 1872 7 May 1872 10 Sept 1872 10 Mar 1872 Osage Co., KS Officiant W.O. Kretsinger, Rev. J.C. Telford, M.G. P.M. Lewis, M.G. James M. Hendry, P.J. Frank M. Ellis, Rev. Dudley Lee, M.G. J.H. Bonebrake, M.G. E.J. Goodspeed(?) D.T. Woodward, Rev. J. Wilkins, Rev. �Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1872-cont'd Bridegroom HOHNICK, Ernest Sal ine Co., KS HUDDLESTON, Thomas L. HUME, George W. ILIFF, Benjamin F. JARDAN, Adolphus JENNINGS, John JONES, Bruce JONES, George V. Dg. Co., KS JONES, Samuel JAMES, William F. KELLER, Robert KILLIP, James KINt;, Henry R. KING, Henry R. KISSINGER, James Leavenworth Co. KNEALE, Will iam KNIGHTEN, Henry Leavenworth Co., KS KUBITSCHECK, Ferdinand LAMB, Curtis A. LEAN, Joseph LEWIS, Isiah M. LIND, Peter LINDEMOOD, Milo M. Osage Co., KS LOGAN, Robert LOSS,· Paul LOUDENBACK, Moses A. LUCAS, John S. LYONS, 0 scar M. MARTENSON, John MARX, George MASON, Hugh Bride Date & Place if other than Lawrence VOGT, Elsie 21 ~t Mar 1872 Dg. Co., KS HALLMARK, Ellen 15 Oct 1872 HALL, Emma 23 May 1872 GORMER, Hannah E. 14 May 1872 LAURENT, Mary E. 25 Dec 1872 ROBINSON, Nancy 14 Jan 1872 MATTHEWS, E.C. 2 Mar 1872 FOSTER, Mary K. 9 Oct 1872 Chillicothe, Ohio Dg. Co., KS KILPATRICK, Julia E. 11 Nov 1872 MARTIN, Molona O. 30 Mar 1872 (License only) SEATON, Margaret A. 4 Dec 1872 GRANDFIELD, Julia A. 4 Apr 1872 FAXON, Anna 18 Mar 1872 (License only) FAXON, Anna 3 July 1872 MINTON, Esther 1 Jan 1872 Leavenworth Co. WILLEY, Maryy 7 Nov 1872 HARRIS, Marian J. 25 Jan 1872 Leavenworth Co., KS AMUND, Franzeska 21 May 1872 DUCK, Ellen S. 25 Dec 1872 SPROUL, Matilda 14 Sept 1872 AYER, Eunice A. 21 Mar 1872 ERECKSON, Mary A. 10 Dec 1872 CONG ER, Mary E. 14 Mar 1872 Dg. Co., KS . _ SIMPSON, -Amanda - - - - -1-2 May 1872 GREINKE, Albertine 20 May 1872 CORDER, Emma Ann 10 Mar 1872 26 Ma·~ 1872 HUTCHESON, Sarah LAMPSON, Polly J. 7 Aug 1872 8 Mar 1872 NELSON, Nellie KREBLE, Mary 13 Feb 1872 12 Sept.1872 LIN DLEY, Emma E. O;li.ficiant James M. Hendry, P.J. James E. HnRey, H.B. Belmer, M.G. Henry B. Belmer, M.G. Felix R. Swembergh, Priest Jacob Felix, M.G. V. M. King, M.G. W.K. Marshall, Rev. John K. Dunn, Rev. T.Y. Gardner, M.G. A. M. Richardson, Rev. Wm. A. Starrett, Rev. James Knight, M.G. J. Boynton, M.G. James M. Hendry, P.J. A. Car ius, Priest Andrew Stout, M.G. James M. Hendry, P.J. Richard Cordley, Rev. James M. Hendry, P.J. John S. Brown, Rev. E.G. Macy, J.P. Henry B. Belmer, M.G. John Bower, M.G. W.W. Williams, M.G. Jas. Bryson, Rev. H.B. Belmer, M.G. Felix P. Swembergh, Priest John Madison, M.G. �Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1872-cont'd Brideg},oom MC CARRON, Bernard MC CLINCY, William J. Jefferson Co., KS MC EWEN, J.B. MC GHEE, George MC KEEHEN, F. H. Leavenworth Co., KS MEE, Thomas MEGINNIS, John C. Ell is Co., KS MELTON, Daniel F. MICHAEL, Joseph MILLER, Cyrus MILLER, Henry W. Independence, KS MOHLER, Frankl in MOORE, Anderson MUNGER, Cyrus E. NEAL, Benjamin NEILL, Joseph A. NELSON, John NEWMAN, Paschal A. NEWSOM, Eli J. NICHOLS, Joseph Jefferson Co., KS NORDEEN, Olaf Morris Co., KS NORSTROM, 01s OLSON, John H. PARR, Charles PARRIS, Edward K. Wilson Co., KS PATTERSON, George PIPPERT, William PITCHER, George POEHLER, Theodore PRANG, John PRYOR, John F. Bride Date & Place if other than Lawrence 23 Apr 1872 FOLLOWILL, Sarah M. 12 Dec 1872 WOLF, C1arisa Dg. Co., KS Jefferson Co., KS 1 Aug 1872 HUDSON, Sallie A. 30 Nov 1872 ALLEN, Sarah 17 Oct 1872 SIMPSON, Enuna Leavenworth Co., KS 21 Jan 1872 PETTY, S,arah 30 Apr 1872 TAYlOR, Lizzie S. Ar1ington(?) ,Illinois 15 July 1872 KARNES, Mary L. 21 Jan 1872 MESENHIMER, Nancy 18 Dec 1872 ALLGAIER, Eliza 3 Oct 1872 HARFORD, Mary M. Dg. Co., KS Dg. Co., KS 31 Mar 1872 LAWISON, Sarah 31 Aug 1872 BRYANT, Viola 18 Apr 1872 ROSS, Mary J. '31 May 1872 HALLOWELL, Irene 3 Nov 1872 ALFRED, Lucy T. 26 Oct 1872 LATHNER, Mary 10 Oct 1872 WILLIAMSON, Henrietta 18 Apr 1872 PEARMAN, Ju1 ia Ann 10 Nov 1872 GRIFFITTS, Mary A. Dg. Co., KS Jefferson Co., KS 24 Feb 1872 ERICKSON, Christina Dg. Co., KS 18 July 1872 ANDERSON, Ann ie 23 Mar 1872 LINDELL, Hanna 12 Oct 1872 TOSHNER, Mary Etta , 9- Apr 1872 _FA~REN, Susan_H. Dg. Co., KS 24 Dec 1872 GRANT, Ell en 23 July 1872 BRECHTELSBAUER, Mary 1 Aug 1872 JOHNSON, C1Jara 28 Feb 1872 TAPPE, Sophia 16 Jan 1872 MEYER(MIRE), Francis 13 Mar 1872 PIERATT, Sarah J. Officiant John M.Cunningham, Priest James M. Hendry, P.J. J.C. Herron, M.G. James Christian, J.P. James Christian, J.P. John F. Cunningham, Priest A.Parsons, J.P. Reuben Macomber, M.G. Silas Bond, J.P. James M. Hendry, P.J. R.L. Harford, M.G. 'Silas Bond, J. P. Dudley Lee, M.G. V.M. King, M.G. Moses T. Weir, Rev. A.M. Richardson, Rev. H.B. Be1mer,M.G. James M. Hendry, P.J. Richard Ricketts, Rev. J. Knight(?) H.B. Be1mer, M.G J.C. Herron, M.G. T.W. Greene, Rev. W.C. Brooks, Rev. miRiliehard Cordley, Rev. . '~,...~/. James M. Hendry, P.J. Carl Fr. Wm. Treptow, Rev. ,Moses Y.(?) Weir, Rev. Richard Cordley, Rev. John Pichler, Priest H.B. Be1mer, M.G. �Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1872-cont ' d Date & Place if other than Lawrence Brides.,room Bride PURINGTON, Simeon N. QUIGEL, John J. REDMON, J.E. REED, James REINHEIMER, Daniel RENICK, John A. RIGGS, Joseph E. RILING, Frank ROBBINS, Alonzo E. Terre Haute, Ind. ROBERTS, Frank M. Dg. Co., KS RODKEY, William H. Leavenworth Co., KS ROSS, Lee ROTH, Adam ROTHWELL, James M. Jefferson Co., KS RYAN, James SANDERS, Meshack SAVAGE, Mark C. SCHEER, Adam SCHICK, August SCHMIDT, George Johnson Co., KS SCHUPBACH, Friedrich SCOVILL, John B. SCRIBNER, Henry D. SEEHEESON, Henry H~ SHANK, John(George) SHAW, John SHELLY, Edward Jefferson Co., KS SMART, Joseph SMITH, Booker SMITH, Charles Jefferson Co., KS 6 Mar 1872 BARNES, Rebecca 7 July 1872 BUCHANAN, Kate C. 17 Oct. 1872 HUDDLESTON, L.E. 8 May 1872 ORME, Nancy J. 24 Dec 1872 OWENS, Al ice 22 Feb 1872 WHITNEY, Mary E. 3 Oct 1872 FULLER, Annie Y. 17 Apr 1872 GREINER, Ellen 24 June 1872 EAGLES FIELD , H. Kate Dg. Co., KS Terre Haute, Ind. 21 Dec. 1872 BOYCE, Lydia A. Humboldt, KS MC KEEHAN, Susan J. 21 Apr 1872 Beavenworth Co., KS Leavenworth Co., KS UMBARGER, Alice 17 Nov 1872 CRISS, Margaret 11 Aug 1872 BROWN, Melvina 27 Feb 1872 Jefferson Co., KS Jefferson Co., KS LOWREY, Margaret 4 Feb 1872 FAXON, Fannie 21 Mar 1872 HIMES, Martha A. 15 Dec 1872 GRESS, Rosina 28 Oct 1872 PLEMANN, Philomena 11 Feb 1872 EITEL, Henrietta 22 May 1872 Johnson Co., KS Dg. Co., KS MULLER, Emil ie 18 Apr 1872 LITTLE, DUSky 14 Mar 1872 AUXIER, Emma E. 23 Jan 1872 MOORE, Lena Jose 2 Sept 1872 (License only) KUTCHER, Jane R. 30 May 1872 LOVEWELL, Lizzie 12 June 1872 TOUGHEY, Maggie(Margaret) 19 May 1872 Jefferson Co., KS Dg. Co., KS WRIGHT, Sarah 25 July 1872 JACKSON, Ke11a 30 July 1872 MORRIS, Orde1ia M. 9 Nov 1872 Jefferson Co., KS Dg. Co. " KS Officiant J.C. Herron, M.G. John F. Cunningham, Priest Andrew Stout Jacob W. Felix, M.G. Joseph Rahskopf, Rev. James M. Hendry, P.J. Richard Cordley, M.G. Felix R. Swenbergh, Priest Theo. Y. Gardner, M.G. Anthony Sigismund Teutschel, Rev. of Humboldt Ezra Hubbel, M.G. L.S. Steele, J.P. D.H. Johnston, Rev. William P. Mekey, Rev. John F. Cunningham, Priest R. L. Harford, M.G. D. Read('?) John Wurth, M.G. John F. Cunningham, Priest John Wuerth, M.G. O.G. Richards, J.P. James M. Hendry, P.J. J.H. Bonebrake, M.~. H.B. Belmer, M.G. A. Parsons, J.P. John F. Cunningham, Priest Richard Ricketts, M.G. Dudley Lee, M.G. John Madison, M.G. �Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1872-cont'd ~idegroom Bride Date & Place if other than Lawrence SMITH, Jerry SMITH, Walter A. SMlTH, Ellis TODD, Elizabeth KOOGLE, Alice F. SANDERS (SAUNDERS) , Minerva (Mana) GILLESPIE, Kate E. MESENHIMER, Nancy Ann DALLA S, Mary C. RANDEL, Mattie CHURCH, Florence H. CAMPB ELL, Lou GARTON, Mary Jefferson Co., KS MICHAEL, Mary HAINES, Jennie E. Dg. Co., KS ANDERSON, Carrie GENTRY, Eveline LEISHMANN, Jannet MORSE, Mary L. Guilford, KS EBERLEE, Mary Ann MOORE, Rebecca J. MC QUEEN, Ida MOTT, Catherine M. MOORE, Delilah A. Jackson Co., KS VETT, Louisa BARKER(BARBER) ,Anna E. KINNER, 0 rpha M. SHANNON, Sall ie Dg. Co., KS CUMMINGS, Caldonia Schoolcraft, Mich. TERPINS, Alice Leavenworth Co., KS RUSSELL, Sarah 29 Jan 1872 7 Aug 1872 27 Junel]822 ·1 SNOW, William H. SPANGLER, Henry W. SPEER, Henry C. STANLEY, John STANLEY, Lucius T. STANLEY, S imo STILWELL, William S. Butler Co., KS STUDEBAKER, John,A. SUTTON, Benjamin N. Dg. Co., KS SWEDENBERG, Peter THOMPSON, Madison THOMSON, Alexander C. TOURTELLOT, George W. Lincoln Co., KS THEICHEN, Leon TYNER, Willis H. VAN ETTEN, Jesse S. VERMILLION, John E. VERY, Henry C. Jackson Co., KS VETT, Babst VINCENT, Jesse C. VOGELEY, Edward H. WALSH, John St. Louis·, Mo. WALTER, Wm. J.~ Topeka, KS WALTON, Daniel Leavenworth Co., KS WATTS, Henry Officiant -Chas. Chadwick, J.P. James Boicourt, Rev. Dudley Lee, M.G. 14 Jan 1872 26 Mar 1872 25 Dec 1872 10 Jan 1872 28 Dec 1872 23 Oct 1872 4 May 1872 Dg. Co., KS 17 Aug 1872 15 Aug 1872 Frankl in Co., KS 22 Dec 1872 15 Feb 1872 19 Apr 1872 2 Oct 1872 Dg. Co., KS 16 Jan 1872 21 Mar 1872 20 Apr 1872 22 May 1872 4 May 1872 Dg. Co., KS 7 Sep 1872 (licence only) 24 Sept 1872 20 Feb 1872 29 Oct 1872 Jared W. Rox, Rev. Silas Bond, J.P. J. Boynton, M.G. James M. Hendry, P.J. John K. Dunn, Rev. A. Parsons, J.P. James M. Hendry, P.J. 6 July 1872 Dg. Co., KS 18 June 1872 Leavenworth Co., KS 30 May 1872 T.Y. Gardner, M.G. John Bower, M.G. D.S. Baldwin, Rev. James Christian, J.P. James M. Hendry, P.J. T.Y. Gardner, M.G. Richard Cordley, M.G. John pichler, Priest V.M. King, M.G. V.M. King, M.G. Peter Brubaker, M.G. James M. Hendry, P.J. Richard Cordley, M.G. Frank M. Ellis, Rev. P.J. Ryan, Priest A.H. Dailey, M.G. John K. DUnn, Rev. �., , Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1872-cont'd Bridegroom Bride WATTS, William WEBER, Albert H. WELLS, S. Pitts WELLS, William D. WERTZ, Will iam WETZEL, Henry WHEELER, Franklin H. Morris Co., KS WHITE, Frederick Dg. Co., KS WILLIAMS, James WILLSON, Levi WILSON, William P. WOLLERSDORF, Emil H. WRIGHT, Benjamin T. GILL, Louisa M. 16 Apr 1872 WILDERSON, Carrie 1 Oct 1872 MARSHALL, Grace A.E. 24 Jan 1872 WOOLLEY, Emma F. 26 June 1872 CROUCH, 011 ie 14 Aug 1872 WEISSHUBEL, Franceska 23 May 1872 SMITH, M. Luella 23 Apr 1872 Dg. Co., KS WRIGHT, Mary L. 4 Sept 1872 Walden, England DANIELS, Se1a 17 Nov 1872 LEE, Hattie 14 Nov. 1872 ALEXANDER, Amelia 12 Oct 1872 MERTINS, Anna 26 Dec 1872 MC GLOTHLIN(MC GLOPHLIN), 6 Oct 1872 Carrie POWELL, Julia A. 5 Dec 1872 Leavenworth Co., KS Leaven~orth Co., KS ENGELHART, Catherine 7 Apr 1872 LEFMANN, Louise 12 Mar 1872 WYKER, John P. Leavenworth Co., KS YIDUN~, Michael ZIESENISS, Heinrich Date & Place if other than Lawrence Officiant James M. Hendry, P.J. A. Parsons, J.P. J.C. Herron, Rev., M.G. Richard Cord1ey, M.G. H.B. Be1mer, M.G. A. Carius, Priest V.M. King, M.G. H.B. Be1mer, M.G. Dudley Lee, M.G. Dudley Lee, M.G. L.C. Biggs, M.G. Joseph Rahskopf, Rev. James Bryson, Rev. Ezra Hubbe1, Rev. Charles Haas, M.G. Christian Haas, M.G. Alphabetical listing of the brides from 1872 Marriage Records, Douglas County, KS Bride Groom Bride ALEXANDER, Amelia ALFRED, Lucy T. ALLEN, Jennie ALLEN , Sarah ALLGAIER, Eliza AMUND, Franzeska ANDERSON, Annie ANDERSON, ? Carrie ANDERSON, Louisa ANDREWS, Charlotte ARMS, Lizz ie A. WILSON,' William P. NEILL, Joseph A. DRAKEi'/t Martin MC GHEE, George MILLER, Cyrus KUBITSCHECK, Ferdinand NORSlROM, 01s SWEDENBURG, Peter BERGMAN, August CURRIER, John F. HART, Charles N. ASSMAN , Amelia AUXIER, Emma E. AYER, Alice L. AYER, Eunice A. BANGS, C. Irene BANKS, Hannah BARKER (BARB ER) , Anna E. BARNES, Rebecca BELL, Annie M. BIGElDW, Fannie B. BLAKER, Arvilla Groom Groom HAN.SEN, Theodore SCRIBNER, Henry D. DANFORTH, Clarence A. LEWIS, Isiah M. GOULD, Charles S. AHLSTROM, Charles VINCENT, Jesse C. PURINGTON, Simeon N. HAMILL, John R. BARBER, Oliver P. BI!GGS, Warren P. �Alphabetical listing of the brides from 1872 Marriage Records, Douglas County, KS (Cont'd) -Bride BOWMAN, Mary BOYCE, Lydia A. BOYD, Emma S. BOYER, Salome BOYLE, Mary BRECHTELSBAUER, Mary BRINK, Maranda A. BROWN, Melvina BROWNLEE, Emma BRUMBAUGH, Mary BRYANT, Viola BUCHANAN, Kate C. BURNS, Lucretia CADE, Katie CAMB ELL, Lou CENTER, Dora CHRISTIAN, Lizzie E. CHURCH, Florence H. CLARK, Elizabeth CLARK, Emily COLEMAN, Alice CONG ER, Mary E. CONNELL, Anna L. CORDER, Emma Ann COTTON, Maggie CRISS, Margaret CRITZER, M. Jennie CROUCH, 011 ie CROUCH, Sarah CUMMINGS, Caldonia CURRY, Martha DALLAS, Mary C. DANIELS, Sela DAVIS, Lucy DAVIS, Mary Emily DAVIS, Patience C. .~room BERTENSHAW, Charles H. ROBERTS, Frank M. CUMMINGS, William J. DREISBACH, Charles S. CUNNANE, Michael PIPPERT, William GILLESPIE, Edward S. ROTHWELL, James M. GUEST, Alfred H. BARNHERT, Josiah MOORE, Anderson QUIZEL, John J. BURNS, Dennis HOWARD, Lewis STANLEY, Simo HERMANN, Eugene FITSHUE, William STANLEY, Lucius T. CLARK, George CHAMB ERS, Norman N. CONANT, Alvan P. LINDAMOOD, Milo M. CAMPBELL, Henry C. LOUDENBACK, Moses A. GALLAGHER, Ross ROTH, Adam DE LESDERNIER, William WERTZ, William DRAKE, William L. WALTER, William J. DENNY, George W. SPEER, Henry C. WILLIAMS, James BOYD, James BERGE, James Harvey CUTTER, Alfred Bride Groom ARTHUR, Napoleon B. DIX, Lucy EUSTACE, Caleb DOHERTY, Lenora HECY (HEEK), Peter DOYLE, Mary A._(maiden 'cname ~ Denien) ,DUCK, Ellen S. LAMB, Curtis A. DUNCAN, Susan BRAILSFORD, William D. EAGLES FIELD , H.Kate ROBBINS, Alonzo E. EBERHART, Rebecca HEMPHILL, Isaac EB ERLEE, Mary Ann TUEICHEN, Leon EDWARDS, Fannie CAMPBELL, Green EITEL, Henrietta SCHMIDT, George ,EMANALSON, Christine L. CARLSON, Fr ank W YOUNG, Michael iENGELHART, Catherine 'ERECKSON, Mary A. LIND, Peter 'ERI.CKSON,. Cht:'istina . _NORDEEN, Olaf EVANS, Gertrude M. HOOD, Frank D. FARREN, Susan H. PARRIS, Edward K. FAXON, Anna (license only- KING, Henry R. March) FAXON, Anna (married-July) KING, Henry R. FAXON, Fannie SANDERS, Meshack FOLLOWILL, Sarah M. MC CARRON, Bernard FOSTER, Mary K. JONES, George V. RIGGS, Joseph E. FULLER, Ann ie Y. GAR TON, Mary STILLWELL, William S. GENTRY, Eveline THOMPSON, Madison GILL, Louisa M. WATTS, Will iam GILLESPIE, Kate E. SNOW, William H. GILLESPIE, Kate CHRISTY, Thomas GORMER, Hannah E. ILISS, Benjamin F. KILLIP, James GRANDFIELD, Julia A. GRANT, Ellen PATTERSON, George GRAYBEL, Isabella FWRY, Emanuel K. GREINER, Ellen RILING, Frank GREINKE, Albertine LOSS, Paul GRESS, Rosina SCHEER, Adam �-,,'.,:'- -- . - Alphabetical listing of the brides from 1872 Marriage Records, Douglas County, KS (Cont'd) Bride GRIFFITTS, Mary A. GRIN DELL , Frances HAINES, Jennie E. HALL, Emma HALLMARK, Ellen HALLMARK, Marilda HALLOWELL, Irene HANSEN, Mary HARFORD, Mary M. HARRIS, Marian HAWKINS, Isabella HIMES, Martha A. HUDDLESTON, L.E. HUDSON, Sall ie A. HUTCHESON, Sarah ISENBERG, Ann Eliza JACKSON, Della JOHNSON, Catherine JOHNSON, Clara JOHNSON, Miss Fannie JONES, Mary K. KARNES, Mary L. KILPATRICK, Julia E. KINNER, Orpha M. KNOSTER, Annie KOOGLE, Al ice F. KREBLE, Mary KUTCHER, Jane R. LAMPSON, Polly J. LANGE, Maria T. LATHNER, Mary LA URENT, Mary E. LAWISON, Sarah LEE, Hattie LEFMANN, Louise LEISHMANN, Jannet LESLEY, Rachel ~. Groom .~~ r ". Groom Bride NICHOLS, Joseph GARDEN(GARDNER),Augustus SUTTON, Benjamin K. HUME, George W. HUDDLESTON, Thomas L. HOW, Theodore NEAL, Benjamin CLAUSEN, Hans MILLER, Henry W. KNIGHTEN, Henry FITZSIMMONS, William SAVAGE, Mark C. REDMON, J.E. MC EWEN, J. B• LUCAS, John S. DE~INS(DEZIUS), John SMITH, Booker ANTON, Frederick PITCHER, George DILLARD, Jesse BRISTOL, Alonzo B. MELTON, Daniel F. JONES, Samuel VOGELEY, Edward H. HIDLAND,O.P. SMITH, Walter A. MARX, George SHANK, John(George) LYONS, Oscar M. DAVIS, Joseph A. NELSON, John JORDAN, Adolphus MO HLER, Fr'ankl in WILLSON, Levi ZIESENISS, Heinrich THOMSON, Alexander C. BENNETT, Levi W. SCOVILL, John B. LITTLE, Dusky CRUMMETT, Benjamin LONG, Melvina ALBAUGH, Theodore F. LONGFELLOW, Sarah E. FITZ, ~.D. iM)VELACE, Margaret SHAW, John LOVERVELL, Lizzie RYAN, James LOWREY, Margaret WELLS, S. Pitts MARSHALL, Grace A.E. JAMES, William F. MARTIN, Molona O. JONES, Bruce MATTHEWS, E.C. HAYS, Henry C. MC CONNELL, Lydia MC GLOTHLIN(MC GLOPHLIN), WRIGHT, Benjamin T. Carrie RODKEY, William H. MC KEEHAN, Susan J. VAN ETTEN, Jesse S. MC QUEEN, Ida· CHERRY, Frank C. MEAIRS, Ida M. FINCHER, John D. MELVIN, Salina M. WWOLLERSDORF, Emil H. MERTINS, Anna MICHAEL, Joseph MESENHIMER, Nancy SPANGLER, Henry W. MESENHIMER, Nancy Ann PRANG, John MEYER(MIRE), Francis STUDEBAKER, John A. MICHAEL, Mary CHURCH, Elbert MILLER, Ella KISSINGER, James MINTON, Esther VERY, Henry C. MOORE, Delilah A. SEEHEESON, Henry H. MOORE, Lena Jose TYNER, Willis H. MOORE, Rebecca J. DELLAHUNTY, John MORGAN, Margaret DAMM, George MORNEWEG, Catherine TOURTELLOT, George W. MORSE, Mary L. VERMILLION, John E. MOTT, Catherine M. SCHUPBACK, Friedrich MULLER, Emilie HARRIS, Nathan NEAL, Jennie MARTENSON, John NELSON, Nellie SMITH, Charles NORRIS, Ordel ia NORWINE, Sarah Elizabeth GILLESPIE, Peter REED, James ORME, Nancy J. REINHEIMER, Daniel OWEN S, Al ice �Alphabetical listing of the brides from 1872 Marriage Records, Douglas County, KS (Cont'd) Bride Groom Bride Groom PEARMAN, Julia Ann PETERSON, Clara PETTY, Sarah PIERATT, Sarah J. PIERATT, Sarah J. PLEMANN, Philomena POWELL, Julia A. RANDEL, Mattie REYNO LD, Ellen RICHARDS, Dora Lisca ROBINSON, Nancy ROSS, Mary J. ROY, Manta RUSSELL, Sarah SANDERS(SAUNDERS), Minerva (Mana) SAUM, Indiana A. SAUNDERS, S. Frances SAXTON, Be11e SCAGGS, Mattie(Mati1da) SEATON, Margaret A. SELLMAN, Julia SHANKLIN, Nettie B. SHANNON, Sa11 ie SHEPHERD, Nellie B. SHIELDS, Ju1 ia SIMPSON, Amanda SIMPSON, Emma SKAGGS, Elizabeth J. SMITH, Amanda SMITH, M. Lue11a SNEAD, Melvina SPROUL, Matilda STANLEY, Anna STANLEY, Clementine STANLEY, Ruharna STEP, Wil1ia A. NEWSOM, E1 i J. HOPE, Charles MEE, Thomas PRYOR, John F. PRYOR, John F. SCHICK, August WYKER, John P. STANLEY, John ENGELKE, Frank I. BENCHARD, Joseph JENNINGS, John MUNGER, Cyrus E. DODDER, Marshall WATTS, Henry SNOW, Ellis STEWART, E11en STILWELL, Phebe J. STOUT, Hattie STRATTON, Ella A. TAPPE, Sophia TAYLOR, Lizzie S. TERPINS, Alice THRALL, Sadie A. TODD, Elizabeth TOSHNER, Mary Etta TOUGHEY, Maggie(Margaret) TRUEBLOOD, Isabella UMBARGER, Alice VANDERBURG, Julie VETT, Louisa VILLE, Josephine L. VITT, Katie VITT, Lena VOGT, Elsie VOSHINDER, Adeline WALLENTA, Anna WATTS, Greta Lisa WEISSHIEBEL, Franceska WEST, Margaret J. WEST, Mary WHITNEY, Mary E. WILDERSON, Carrie WILLEY, Mary E. WILLIAMS, Louisa WILLIAMS, Martha WILLIAMSON, Henrietta WILLIAMSON, Sarah E. WRI GHT, Mary L. WRIGHT, Sarah WOLF, C1arisa WOOLLEY, Emma F. YOUNG, Mary CLARK, William BARE, J.C. HOFFMAN, John E. DUSING, W 11iam POEHLER, Theodore MEG!IiNNffi$lf\ Hohn C. WALTON, Daniel GRAHAM, George SMITH, Jerry PARR, Charles SHELLY, Edward COX, Joseph J. ROSS, Lee BURPEE, Nathan B. VETI, Babst CREW, James S. COCKLIN(COGLIN) ,Daniel DURR, Albert HOHNICK, Ernest BLCAKER, Wilson T. FREDERICK, Fred ANDERSON, Charlie WETZEL, Henry BARRICKLOW, Sanford C. HARSHBARGER, David W. RENICK, John A. WEBER, Albert H. KNEALE, William FRISTER, Solomon DUDLEY, Robert NEWMAN, Paschal H. HERVETT, James W. WHITE, Frederick SMART, Joseph MC CLINCY, William J. WELLS, William D. EDMON DS, J ame s GALLEGHER, James FRASER, John CARGUEVILLE, Otto CARPER, Wi11iam KELLER, Robert FRANCH, Riley EGGERT, Charles F. WALSH, John HIBBARD, Martin J. HOLLINS, Wi11 iam LOGAN, Robert MC KEEHEN, F.H. BURBANK, Henry G. BUCHANAN, Riegy WHEELER, Franklin H. FISHER, John LEAN, Joseph HADLEY, Joshua BARKLEY, Felix E. HARRIS, Wi11 iam HARRIS, Frank Typed by Dr. Thomas Gorton �c. W. SMITH t Lawrence. KS. UNDERTAKER & EMBALMER \ ( 1890-1907) (continued from Volume VII. Number 1. page 4) UNDERTAKER, j t Bud all' Age Cause~ d'. ~. Name: Bitri al D'ate' ordered' by' C?J'Janeson, Kate! Jeames', Sam Jeam(nYs;, Mrs'. Elsie Jefferson, Carroll 2,' Nov 1904 25, Feb'1904' 13 Jim 1904 27f. Nov 1897." Jellay, F. K., Infant J'enkins, Moses' Jenkins;, Willie 16' May 1895' 3 Aug 1890 28'Ju1 1900 Jennings" John Jennings, M ? Jennings;, Martha 5' Sept 1898) 20, May 1898,' 4'Jul 1898 Jennings, Thomas Jenson, child of Jessup, Frank Jewell, Saul Johns, Mrs;. H. Johns, Mattie S: Johnson, Mrs. Johnson, ~nnie E~ Johnson, ~nton H~ Johnson, Ardell: Johnson, August Johnson, C., son of Johnson, 1- Caroline 19 Aug l89~ 19 J'an l89L f Jul 1894 9 Apr 1895) 23' Nov 1892, 5'Oct 1899 25j Jun 1891, 22 Jim 1891i 15 Sep'1904 23 Jan 1905i 4 J1m 19011 1 Nov 1905 17 Apr 1898 Johnson, Charles: 30 May 1905 M:;; 1i48~ 46, Blank C~ W: Janesian 1137OH 46 Brank Mrs. Sam Jeames 59 Dropsy? 65" Mrs. Sam Jeam(n)'s" OHl Mrs. Jane Jefferson Wesley Wright & Wi Hi am f?)Tower: 41~ F. K. Jellay Sarcoxie Blank 2' GW'r Post GAR' OR' Blank Tabernacle No. 581 OH' 35~' Blank 941 Benevolent No. 2 & Jerry Jenkins Mrs. J, .... Jennings' Catholicli3 'Lightning 73\ C. C~ Coleman OH' 27' Blank 7r Donnelly Bros~Cathoiic60 Dropsy; 72 (Shipped from Sf! verton, Col.) Ed: & Thomas JenningsCatholicOO Kidney Tr'.63', A. Gj~ Honri'oiEd' l\11~ Bl ank 6) G: Riiffe" CedarPoint/'Junc.30 Blank 3S The Family' OH: 60' Blank 4'11 Henry Johnson Richland Blank 23) W~ H~ Johns' OR' 27 Blank 85 Thos-.Johnson,Topeka OR' 67' Blank 61 ~llen Foster/Laster OW Blank l!O" Charles,; Johnson OH; 21" Surgery'· r46) l\1rs~ Williams OW 1\9'? pneu.152 Rudolph Helstrom Bond 50 Suicide ]04 Cornelius Johnson Cl!inton I wk/mo 162' The Family M:;': 50: Cancer.' 70 Col Relief Corp) 60', Pneu. C?Jlvan Johnson OW 151' Mrs. Matilda Johnson Geo. Johnson Clinton 1 da 1133' Mr~ Bates; OH Blank 51 Johnson, child of Geo. 29 Oct 1903'" Johnson, Claud 10 l\'Ich 1896 from KC.: Johnson, Daisy 20 Oct 19011 Johnson, Elvira 10 Jun 19031 Johnson, Eva M: 23~Mch 1899 Johnsqn, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Private Fred: 2: May 1904: George ? n Oct 18985 Mrs. H~-' 23 Apr 1900' Hiram 18 May 1895 C: A 113; US-Co'lored 111ft. Johnson, Infant 10 Jim 1905 John Johnson Mr. Collins; Chas. A. Johnson & Peter Jones' Wm Johnson The Family Mrs. Lofgreen (?')Ev1yn J. ,Little Tom Walker Pbst Copeland Post Com. Douglas: County C: L. Johnson Law. Transfer Co. OHClinton OH (Shipped' IT Accident' 109) 17 BldPoison129 26J2', B1 ank from Denver)~ 7,9 ow 4' wk/mo' ? NO OHi 54 1 Pneu. 74 OW 79'h:" ? 911 Rock, Ark. M;:' Blank 41' OH StH 1born1157r' �Burial Date Ordered by Burial Age; Cause d. f9., -- Dick Johnson - OH Sdllborn148 James Johnson & OH 32' Pneu. 1q9 Arnie Johnson (Shipped from St.Pau1, M.l A. G;. Honnol'd OH B1 ank 38 Johnson, James, child 23 Dec 1894 A. Johnson MG 49 Blank 6~ Mrs. Johnson, J. Hi. 19 Jan 1898 Walter Johnson OH 4& 77 Johnson, Jitli a 1'6 Jan 1899 Tabernacle #52., Benevolent #2 180 WIn Burns Clinton Blank' 29 J'an 19071' Johnson, Mrs. Lutta George Washington, Bloomington, Ks. 1711 Shirley Johnson & OH' 21 27i Jun 1906 Johnson, Maggie Mrs. Joe West 26' LaGdippe 52, OH' Riley Croutch 27 Jtpr 1896 Johnson'; Mary L. MG~ 28 con. 86· L. Johnson & 13' Nov 1899. Johnson, Mary F. G'. Wii1li ams' Mrs. Lofgren OR' B1 ank 23, 23\ Oct, 1892. Johnson, Nels' Mrs. l.:ofgren OW Removal Blank 911. 25; AI> r.: 1900: Johnson, Nii1s 5'1 Convu1sionlOO vr Jan 1901i Jessie (?.JiDililird' OH~ Johnson, Paul J'. James Johnson OHr1>2: Bron.pneu.190' 24 Oct 190T Johnson, Ruth Louisa B~ Johnson ~G~ 41: Di abetice' 1'64' 9 Jan 190-0 Johnson, Sam. H; (Shipped from Alexandria, Ind.); Johnson, Thomas: 5; Mch 1899, E. E'. Pierson lVG80' Dropsy' 79 Johnson, Thos~ 4' FeD 1903; C: JohnsonOIf 75 Gas:tric' C.l!25, Johnst,o.n:, child of lOZ: Feb 1892:; B~ F\ Johnston'! om Blank 1'6 Johns,t.on, James. W._ 4~ Apr 1902' The Family OH! 85i Paralysis' 85; Johnston, Mrs. J'. W~ 3' May 1900 J.W., & R~C~Johnston OHl ?'Z31 Ol!d age91L ~~~t5~ ;-~-Jones, Cfi:ol-,-. 2~""Sepl 189-9"-~~lC~R~JQnes',.Elr-$Chnic~rW~SPrgs:T? 1, i - 8!4""'''--'--~] ~~~:z.\~~\ '1::'~' ~ ~?nes, - so~ of(C~, ,;,<' 8, Mch 1894'_ A. G;~ Honnold' ,&G~ . :Blanl( 3<i"'" I ~~)1 .~V'I", Jones,.chl~d fof . _ 18~Aug 1892 Wm'lJones : " 'M1:. _ ';A,,' Blank. _....---h2~1 ._/,1, . '.', '-. . Jones, vchlld 1e~'Oct 1895 John Jones': wiifoW·-sprgs-. -Sra;J{: . 4'6{ ~ '. Jones, Mr. Co. M~, 17. 5ep1 18911 Mr. Jones; ?' Vii'n1and Blank 112: Jones, David [;. I' May' 1900': J.E •.Jones'.! Garnett ar 3'5:' Apendici t. 9r (Shipped' from G'arnett, KS) IOOIE- N'o'. . 1'6), Wi; e': G:3U'oway, sec~ty/ Jones, Elizabeth 16 Oct 1899' John &"T.';C:.Jones; W:S: 113 'Old age'+'S5Robert Jones; 38l Typhoid! t,I26 R~ Burns;: Jones'" Eli zabeth 8~ Mch 1903' The Family' Jones" EdwardL 27r.: May 1892:. Blank' l8l Co~ E",l'2th Kas; •. Inft~. Privat'e~ Jones i Endsley' 29;' May 1:905; 611 Bri'ghts 0.1156) H. T: Jones~ OW H. T;, Jones') OHf Jones', H:. T'~,. child of'IO'· Feb 1:904'.. Sti 11born 1E37 Jones,. Hurle}'li 3~ Aug 19071 Robt.Jones~, Met. Ii:ls,.OIr t31' Ei¥elr' Tirb IBw' Jones·; Infant 1'6 Ap.r 19041 Robt. Jones ~ 5;' wks MO Jones·, Infant: son'2L Nov 1905; T:. C'~ Jones' Harmonl C~m. Stil11born 1162 Jones, James'; 0-) Nov 19071: John H'81([;" Mr; tymanO}f' 70; Btonchiitiis:1911 Mrs." Jiin Jones; Jones, John M~ 1:4 Jitn 1907i Thomas; Jones; Harmom T'"mil SO',. 51, Hypo... l'Bo) G;~ To· Porter, K~C:, static', pneu .. .rones, J'~. T';. 18 Dec 1904: Mrs •. Sarah E:. Jones; KC·,Mo'. 40' RR' AG'cid. 1150i -----~- Johnson, Infant Johnson, James; 25 Nov 1904 13: Jan 190OZ1 c < of U'~P~ Jones', Josepb. __ Jones, Laura (col >:: Jones, l:ot ti e' Jones~ Mrs. Martha N~ J'ones, Mrs'. M~ JI~. Jones'., Mf)-ngan Jones, Ni:lrci ss;i Si 26' oec~ 20 i Mch lilT Jun 19/ Jun 1l. Sep; 19: 5eP) 24'. May 1890) 119001 1907t R-. R: P':, R: Brooks' Dr,~HallVey •..Robt OH: Jones;:OH- C: M~ Jones; ni;:Eilds:ley Jones; OHl1901L Peter Jones;, Ben. #22, om 1892~ r.~C~Jones-;,H~ Johns' W~S:. 1900' wm Jones; OH --"'-1900~ 65:"?; pneu. 37( Con sumpt. ?27' Abs. Li ver 59;' Cat. Bwl!s:. 53' Cat.5tom. BI'ank 541 Paralysis: 5'7 1169, 1/85; 93~: W7t" 22;. l!70' �I I • I Bilri all Date~ ordered' by! ,BUri a1'_ J\ge :;Cause dl. !9.:•. Robert Jon~:"'s; ~'- ~;-mo' ])5T J. M: Jones; M;; 77i?i (Shipped' from Ioi'a', Ks,.l 941 01'd ag e' ])78~ Mrs. spencer OR 21 Dec 1900' Jones, Rosetta 00- Consumpt. 1:911, Mrs. Jack Watts;OH 22' Nov 1907: Jones,:" Ruth 76, Chr .,Rheu. 82_ J. L. Jones; OW 24' Jim 1899 Jones, Sarah ])3'· Blank A. G. Honold' M;:29" Oct 18911 Jones, Sarah If•. 163 4 dB'. F.. E'~ Jones Off' 27i' Nov 1905 Yones, son of 1fT 7ill, Dropsy' +: Endsley Jones~ on 241 May f898j Jones, Susan---57~' Blank P'o Ii~ Brooks: 0If" J:bnes~, Mrs; Joseph [". 26' Dec:. 11896) Lena Jord'an, 315 Lyonr St'. M7, '2: Teething' 11;5418 Moh lR05i Jordan ,. Willlie E. Green Pasture~ Lodge) OHr 45,~spi;n.Meninl!38) 0) Mch 1904[ Jordean, MJex. No., 126) K~C:Mo'. mmve:w <Shi pped' from N~ ~~, Ciity,!}T J: W:' J6urdon' ' CHi 4' WI. 8) Mch 189.9~ Jour-gpn, ch. of John W~, Jourdon OW B11ank 70 Jourdan, Marie 2~Mch 1898 , ' Jourdan, ?Morri s 12 5ep: 1:90'4. Mrs ~ ?Lu1oy' J,ourden OH" r~:~ Blank 1:4'5'1 ':,<~;:::~~, K;agj, , child- c:>f ' lLoec~ 1900'" 'Ar,thurL' R~ Kagil Olf . 6 mo.~Blank _98,~ Fred ,Kahn-· ,Reno:"," Blanl< ' 164:'" "'" ~. ' , ' . '. " K,atm" Helena' , . ~7( Dec"190s} , <>,"'(shlpped ffom DWightr>~-- -- : ' <-- .....J::;;j; J ~" ',: ... '. ~ ,p.. . 4~",,' (~... : ' -. '.' . kasiabaum~~'Jennie Alice2:.Jul 1895l Geo~ Denby' CHnton 7i wks/iI\O's? 43 , Kathermen, M~~, 24,. Aug 19(5) Mrs ~ Kathermen Wash.Cr.eek, 8], DropSYI' l!59J Keefe, Ailna- T'~ 8} Aug: 1898 Edward' Keefe:' Cathoilic~' 22~ Blank 7i3' Keefe, Edwardl' 25i Ju1l.. 1902~ The~ Family; Cathol,ic; RR',' AccioentFI9 Keefe", James; 1JT JU[I, 1902~ Mrs;. Jtilii a KeefEr. Cathol'ic: 68\ ParaIysiis, IlI8; Keifer " Mrs. A~ N' Jan 19071 M. Ne\'mlark ow 96 :O]~~ ag,e' 1179) Kei th" Chas'~ H; H\ oe'c" 1897:: Green Kei th M;-' 35, Blank 66) "Died at Chicago" 29". Oct, 1890'1' Kei th, Mi"s·~ Mary Green Keith BTank fIJ;;-Kei th ,. Salmon' 13 Dec' 1891i Green Ke i th Blank 14' 15: Jun 1893',' KeIcher, Denni:s:. 2,'fl Cathoilic: The' FamilYI Blank (Kehe1er in index)~ Kell ari, John H: N. E~ Ke1ran: 77,' Hrt. Fai I' 125> (Shipped' to Mt. Pleasant'" Iowa·)Y Ke 11 elT:, , Ernaline, 7( Dec; 19071' Victor' Kell'elt 70\ BTank' 193' (Snipped to Mt'•. Pleasant, Iowa)' 9) Mch 1903~ Ke1'ley, Wa1 t'er:- E. W,. H~ Kelly,! om 28' Typhofd F .1i20) KeUYi J'. A: l!4t Ai)]r 190:71' Mi1s~, Wiilm spul!geon' om' 83', Old' age: 183 Agn es, Ke ITy,' (?''lKelsalll" Rev., S-amll 0) Dec 1896, W; C; (?JPhoenicie Reno:7t7r Old age' 51" (Ke1 sO' iin' iindexX Th'e~ Family; Keisol Joseph' el: Mch The Fami iLiy' OHr 82; Ol!d age) +' 89 Kelso:, Miss; M. A'. 1'4' Feb 1i905i Cliarence Kelso; OHi 57:' Con sumpt • 152: E: N·: Ke1 SO) Kennedy, A-~ ,4' Moh 1905i Wiill1l Green, Jno'. Gil:.. 57( Pneumonia'l'53: more~, Mrs;... A~ Kennedy., (Burial-Paris;; Mo.) Kennedy, Mrs~ E. R~. 8) Apr: 1892:: /(. W~ Kennedy,,OW, Blank ]),7' Kennedy, Iilfant: 28, 5ep:o 11902" D'~ Kennedy' Viin1andl 1 wk? 1,211 Kennedy, Infant: 23" Jan 189;~t S: N~ Cox: I{ennedy' V'all1,ley.' It wk' 32: , daughtell:of Frank Kennedy, Mrs. Jane A'. 18 Apr 1893\ N. L. ,KennedyBiUvohr Bl:ank 2& Kennedy, L. J ~ 29 Jim 1903' The Family? Kennedy,/, 6j(( Stomach 1130' Pri vate" C()'. F1~ ?,31r Kgr~ Kennedy.', Mi"s;. J~ H~. 211 OCt 1'8983 Pl. L. Cox' CHI _(,?hipped' by Eiidora~~ Jones, R'., chfld o~f' JImes, Mrs. Rebecca' li9 Aug 1898 7, Jun r.905i or. r:- - : <- " '" ,~--- "0 ,. •• moo: " m �,83 N'ame: Kennedy" Buri a11 Date: 5) Ju1 1 18911 -Saul! - Kennedy, W~ J. Kenney, Mrs ~ Bess-ie! Kerr', Jr. M. 20 May 1903" 23\ J'an 190T 23' OCt' 1893 Kerson, LUdWi'c Kester, M~ Ji~ Kestihg\ child of K(r )l~eJr, Peter Kil worth, Mrs~ Erimt a Kimball, Elizabeth D~ 4\ OCt 6, Apr 30" sep: 1"6) Aug 28l, OCt: 241 Ai> r Kimball!, Frank 29 Dec: 190'fl, 1892~, 1897! 1890, 19O:5i 19O'()i' 1898~ Kiinball:, ?i Sam1J. 41 Ap,r,' 1897L Kiheast'er, John /(.. 20", Feb 1900" Ki ng, Mrs. Ann a 3\ Jan 1897, King, Charles', /(. 3 May'1900 Pri vat'e; Co-~ H1 20" KanSi~ King, chiild of 1"6, Aug 1895; King, Clarense, chil'dof'flEeb 1904King, child of King, child of King '", Do,Ita .T., 112 .. Jill: 19011 4~ Aug 19011: 81 JUn 119Qll King, Eli1Z31 King" Henry{ King, Robt. L. Kingsbury, Etta' 81 Jan 6\ Sep) 0.) Nov 3O;Nov Ki rby, Mot a' Kirk" Chas. ,child of Ki rk, 1:i zzi e ' S~ 25 Meh 1893\ 24' Mch' 1900 3\ JuL 190'6, Kiser, child of Kiser, Infant Kissinger, Mrs. Kline, Ihfant Kling, Aaam 19 Apr 14 Jan T Mch In Sep 19,; Jan S~ 1902' 1896 1904: 1,903 1901!. 1905 1893l 1903 190'5 Knight, Mrs. G;. W. Knight, Geo. W': (?l. Knuehl" Joseph" 26'" Ap r 1900 231 Jfan 190'5; 10' Aug 1907! Kober1Y't Johm Koberly, Blank Koberly, A"gnes: Kock, Thresiia: Koeber1e, Infant Koehler, Frank Kombs, child of R~D: Koofer, Jacob KClstenbadeP.', f(~ 18 M'ay 18 May 20) May 21 Aug 2: Ju1 16 Oc t 24' Meh 12, Feb 18 Apr " 1896~, 1890) 189(f, 1900) 1895i lJ90);ll 1906) 19061 1892: I ordered by\~ BUlIi all Age' .. Cause d~ _f~_. -Nancy -Brooks:; OOi Brank II Nate' Mii11]'e-J!.: The Fami ly' OlE 711, StomachTrb1281 H. L. Stevenson Erie ,KS' 42' C'onsumpt. 1180 G'. B~ (?JEdgar.' Chicago) 7Ft Para1y,s;iis 30 W: R~ Kerr', 100 Washington St'., Chicago' J., J: Cox HespeJ!.' B1 ank 22:., The sons: m;. 711' ?Debili ty 60;' Henry Kesting Lecompton Blank 3 TWin' Mound!,35: Accident' 1159 The Eamily' ' J. Kilworth / OFr Tuberculos~90-· Frank Kiinballl OW 'TI5~? 7.(i)) (Died: 16 Apr. Shipped' from tos:- Angeles:, C'ail) Geo. Kiinb all 00' 84~1Jl'-115' Hrt. 194 (Died 22;~'nec; iin Los: Angeles, Cal.) Mrs. Kimball 00: 10" StomGtvJ!.' 60' F,. S; Hester.' 0H1 4'6;1''' 89' Mr~ T'abor,?' OIr so) Hrt.Faill ., 58:: Charles H:' King; 001' ?,20/23 Absd:i ver 92'. Vernon King' OBr '?r II yr. Dif. 44 City, James:King , 1361 M;2: wks: €l aren ce Ki"og \ Wiill 81y lO'6~ ?: King, W; Perrot OHr 2~ da: 106, Blank A". H1. King CH' l!0'4' 23' Blank Eudo r.al Jonas King, P'~ M~ Hemez:?' (?:>: COlT. WRe' !lI3' RenOT' 7:l"Para1ysi s ].1111. A". G;. Honno'i'dr M;~ 60) Par. 55', K' of e'; The Fami 1y" Olf 49' B11ank 49 Kate Kingsbury Mo. 115' Tubercu1os:. ]'34' {Shipped to Howard' Co'., M6'~ Blank 25i Thos'. Kirby' Per.ryJ City ~rarshalr oar Still' born' 9G J~ W'. {?JHuffinis; OHi30 Peri toni ti s1]].I, (Shipped from Oklla.)' D'. P'. Ki ser ~'1G'4' d~r~ 103, D~ P: Kiser Clinton 6 da. 1:51v ?~ A~ M. Dickensen Near Tonga'. Blank 25, William K1ine Einwood' 1 mo!wk 1!311 O~C.Ruce:, Pleasant G:rove' 712, Hrt Fail. 1'5] Merchants' Bank for the Estate' ?, 9l! G;. W. Knight' om 40 John W'~ Glidden, Estate~ OW' 65'- Pneumon. 1152, Mrs Sarah Knueh1 Catholiic 7m' Hrt. DiS:. 1!88: Joseph Knueh1 John Koberly MG. T yr Diipith. 52 John Koberly MG~ 10 Dipht. 52: John Kober1y MG;' 1" yr Dipht'. 52: Max. &. Frank Kock Eudora', (9) Stom. Trb11. 11,13' Otto Koeber1e l\<IG: 3\ mo'. Ch.1n£. 4,3 Henry Koehler Big Sprgs;. T7t Blank 146, Joe Cox' OH' Sti 11 born 116)7 J. L.. Koolfer: Eildora Blank 1!66' D~ M; Kostenbader om' Blank 1:'1' r 0 �Name:_ Buri al Date 28} Feb 1902, Kosterman't Ed 3~ Ju1 1893 Kos,tman, w~ R. (Kriosterman iin index)i 16 May 1906 Kremer, Sfni th A'~ 1~5; OCt 1895Kuhbie1, Delight' Kuhns ,Frank, Ihfant of 21 OCt 1891 23~ Nov' 1900 Kunkel, ch. 31 Aug 19011 KunlHe" John J.. 28' Sepl 189al Kunk1 e, MIls ~ Eydi a 4' Sap: 1904 (nKutlufch, Mrs'. 3~ Aug 19011. ~abo:ri ~', Eli za, 8~l Nov 1906', Labzoon'" Mrs:. Eli;zal [;ackey,Mercery lucy' 1'6 OC t 1900' Lacrouse, Nancy 19 May 1900 Laker, S'. E: Lambertson, Mary 12; Jill 1896 19 Jun 1906', Lamer, child of Lamon" Roy Lamore, Juli a !i.~ 3 J'an 190013 Mch 1900' II Apr 1907f Lane, Earnest 26' Ella. 111 Uane, Einrnal 311 Lane, Geo~ 14 Lane, infant 31 [;;ane, James; H. fJr.indexl'7I: Lane, M. 21 ~ane, Oct Nov Jan Mch Jan Feb OCt 1892; 1895 1905 1906 1905 1893 189T .. ~ ..\, Lane, Michael J: 24:,.~ep) 1902, Langenderfen; Caroline 8 ~un 1907(, Langenderfer, Edity 21 Ju1 1906 Langley, --.1:.... (childr 20' Aug 1898.5 Langston, C: U~ 22~ Nov 1892: [;angston, Nat' 2 May 189T Langston, Syble 20 Jul 1898 Laptad, child of Paull Laptad, Joseph Easter, S1JRocke11 Laswell, ~John W~ !ill OCt 13 Mch 1 Jill 26': Feb Lathrop, !i.. H~ 26 (?)Eavelle, Thomas 21 CO) E' SO' ?- Inf. Lawrence', Alfred', 18 f?lLawrence, Leonardi,: - '2,2 infant 'c~'- 1906, 1907: 19011 1907, Oct 1895' Jil'l 18971' Feb 1904 Jul 1905 ordered!. by' ow 19 Mil rdened: 11l!31 Drowned fn 28", the Blue' Olf 30 Bl ank 117.0 Dr. Webb & Ellen Pl. Kremer (Shipped' from Al taviis:ta', Ks.) mr Blank 46, David KuhbielHespel': Bl ank ]]3' J. Pieratt ?, Lecompton ?: 971 Walter Kunkel ow 51" Hrt. Fai 1. 1071 The Family ow Gastri tis:, fi41 J: .If. Kimkle~ Eildoral Bl1ank 114'5': C: w~ SChubert OHi 83' Brank 106 I'sadore' Eaborie' om 69' Dropsy.' 11,1;6, Mrs. Mary Mayo' & Thomas Drisdom, Ex~ SOl Fever' Co. Comm. & Robert H. l:ackey Barney LaCrou$e~ Mj.&l ffrt. Fai 1'. 92' J. W. Carney & Geo. Gilley' John Ferguson nrg;" 23' Con. 53 Blank OH 8W Blank 171 (Shipped from Oakdale" Neb. Y Lane Lamer &' Circle M;~ 10, ?hrs8u Mr. Lamon W.S: 2~ wks.?' 89) Mrs. &'l\br. Squires' OR' 90 Paralysi s; 163 Mrs. DilCee V. E. Reece; &: Mir. Lane OW Bl ank 23\ Wright Lane M;7 Bl ank 4~' M. W~ Lane Off' 5r?' Lungs li52: OW 7rO) Pneu. 1167:' Mrs. Hannah [;ane Roy: Bl ackburn OH: Sti llborn 1:52: V. D~ Johnson OH' Blank 25i Estate M. Lane OR' 471' Blank 64 Philip) Bride /\ Jacob M. llane, OlE' 19,~:mo/wk l!20 George C: Bailey, s-eCUrl ty' ./ And:flew Langende»fer OJr 53: cancer' 185 Andrew,' Langenderfer OR' 19 !i.ppendici U7:2', W~ R. Langley OH' 34: cong.of 13) Sam Rice & ? 00' Blank - 22: Benevolent No.r,Fami1~y OR' 27i Blank 60' Nellie Langston OW 18 mo? 82, Alex:Grigg Paul Laptad Country Stillborn' ll~} Mrs. Joseph Eaptad' !\Ii: 60" Hrt &Br. D182 The Family OIr 75' Dropsy' IQ,~~~) Oli ver Laswell Augusta 75', SjJina1par.1821 W-. A. Walborn Ks. Blank Vfnland: Blank 47r' Mrs. Lavell e Catholic6S' Blank 62 Douglas County WIn Green &'County 0If IO da , 136. John Clark Blank 2?=' infBwls; 1581 Mrs. Nannie Brooks S: B"~ K6sterman W. Knostman Manhattan 1 - - - - - - - - - - --_. - -- - - - - - - - ---- - - - - ----! I Compiled by Pauline Elniff- -To be continued- I I ----~ �85 Portrait Regi ster. by Cuthbert Lee-B:il,tiJ,:bre.~.,Pres.s".,'Ash~ville. NC;'~':;:l-96'a,;, Lists 8.000 portrait paintings. D1ctionarY ~. American Portraits. by Howard Cirker, Dover Publications. N.Y •• 1968. Has 4.045 pictures of important Americans from earl1est t1me to the 20th century. Portra1t M1n1atures in Early American H1story(!2SQ-1840) • by The Gallery. Shrevesport. LA. c:;'19,76. Early Georg1a Portraits (~-.!.a.2.2). byNa~t1o_l:!i:Soc1ety of Colon1al Dames of America. Univ. of GA Press. c. 1975. Lou1siana portraits. by Mrs. Thomas N. Bruns of Colon1al Dames of America. New Orleans. LA. 1975. Portraits ~ Milwaukee Collection. Milwaukee Art Center. Milwaukee. 1971. Portra1ts 1n Tennesse§ Pa1nted Before ~. by Colon1SlDames of Amer1ca. Nashv1lle. TN. 1964. A Texas Collection:, Portra1ts Befor§ Wardlaw Rouer. 1977. ~. eg:.•• by Margaret Ancestors J.n Silhouette (~:, Cut n August Edouart-:.by E. Jackson. N~.~,.. 1921. Contains J .600 silhouette p:ortra1 ts of American c1tizens taken between 1839-1840. . Amer1can Samplers. by Ethel Bolton. C,?~on1al Dames of Amer1ca. Boston. MA, 1921. Descr1 bes hundreds of Amer1can samplers, wh1ch often g1ve names and dates of their makers. Some even havefam1ly reg1sters. Early Amer1can Gravestone ~ in Photographs. by Franc1s Y. Duval and Ivan B. R1gby. Dover Publicat1ons. N.Y. Has a l1st of Colonial and Amer1can Stonecarvers of the 17ttl. 18th and 19th centur1eso(mostly New England states). A Checklis.t ru: Amer1can Cov§rlet Weayers. by John ·'W,,:.'~Hej?sey. Univ. Press of Va. 1978. Mostly Penn. and Indiana weavers. Watchmakers anS Clockmekers of the World. by Granville H. Ba1llie. London. N.A.G. Press. 1947. Hundreds of names. Early Am§rican Furniture Makers. by Thomas H. Ormsbee. N.Y. 1935. Heritage Foundat1on Collection. by Glynt and Gandy. Old Deerf1eld MA. 1968."Has":b1ograph1cal sketches of N .Eng. S1lversm1ths (1625-1825) • �86 I .0.0 .F. MEMBERS 1-- - - -- ----- --Lawr-ence -L~ge _#4c.:_Apr_1.1_1916 - _ __ ·.1llnfuteltte 1llo~ge Instituted ?%o. '4 Sep_t.~~, 185~ _ _ _ --.. ..l - Halcyon LOdge No.IS, Instituted Mch. 15, 1866 Consolidated with No.4 Apr. 10, 1908 - - Excelsior Lodge No.61, Instituted Sep. 16, 1.870 Consolidated with No.4, Nov. 20, 1900 NOTE-The fol1owil1g pllges contain a list. of. the members now. belonging to the Lodge, with date and way in ,whiC;h they joined, The fo!· lowing abbreviations are used: "in" Initiation; "tr" -Transfer;' "dc" Dismissal Certificate; "wd" Withdrawal Card; "anc" Ancient. , Unless otherwise stated, the 'address is tawrence. April 1, 1916. Number of members ..•......•....••.. ; .. 356 : Number of Past Grands ................. 88 .' Nnm., Babb, David, ..• : ............. Mar: 7, '11 in Badger, Alv~ E •..••..••.••.. Apr. 28, '14 tr Banning, W ..,H., RFD 8 ......... Mar. 2, '09 in · Barkley, Geo. W., Bristol, Col. Sept. 18, '99 in *Barton, John D •••••.. ~ ...•.••. ~r. 1, :03!n Barton, W. H •• RFD 9 .•.......• May 3, lifln Bl'ardon, M. L •.•••..••.....•. Mar. 7, '16 in ,Beattie, Geo .......••. ~ ....... Jan. 20, '90 in Beattie, W. D., Tonganoxie .••.. Sept. 7, '09 in. Bell, O. V., Topeka .......... : .Mar. 2, '09 in Benson, J. A ................. June 19, '06 de ·Uirl~od, W. B ................ Mar. 27, '06 in . BlaIr, Hulh .................. May 18, '86 de Bonham, • F., Cedar Rap., la .. June 6, '11 in, .1 Boothe, A. S., Transient .••.•.. Aug. 28,'~99 in BranBon~ W. E .•••• ,.• :; ••.•••. May 4, '15 in Brewer, Albert ...••.•...•.••. Mar. 14, '16 dc· .. Broeker, Herman •.•.••.•...•. July 18; '82 in -J Broeker,W .H ................ Sept. 7, '09 in .Brown, Mason, Transient .•..•. May 9, '99· de I Brown, Wm. J., Ft. Dod~, Ia; . Mar. 22, '00 in . Brown, A. W., W. Sterln'Jg", I\Ia!ls '.' .••.••.•• -•••...•. ; . Oct. 2, '99 In Browne, Frances .• '.' •..••..••. Nov. 4,. '12 .in· Brown, C. W.: •..•...•.••.•.... Jan. 4, '16'in -. . ·Past Grand. ) I' .1" I': " I - --- - --_._--_., Addre.... 'Men And Ho..., Ree'd. 'Br'tine, F. H., Petaluma; ·Cal. .... Jan. 7, '89'in :Bryan; 0: E.', .............. ; .... Oct. 9, '99 in Burbridg~ Robt ............... Dec. 28, :15 tr Burgert,. 11:. 0 ............ , ; .. Dec. 28, 15 tr Bushong, F. W., Port Arthur,. '.. . Texas ....... ~ .............. Oct. 1, '07 'tr :Byrd, S. P ........... : : ..... : Apr. 23, '01 in Byrd, Eugene, McClave, Col.< .. Nov. 4, '13 in Caldweli, 'E. F .-............... July·9, '89 in Canavan, W. E ... ; , ......•.... Oct. 3,.'11 !n Cannon, Mathew . .-. ..... '....... Apr. 8, '02 In . Cantrell, L. V., Wichita ... ; .. .- .. Oct. 6, '14 in Cappers, J.·H .. ; ...... ., ...• ~ .. Mar. 7, '16 in ·Carter, W. R ... : ............. Apr. 10, '77 in 'Chapma~, W. C., Lancaster, ... , . Cal ........ ; ....•.. '" .. Feb. 25,.08 In . ·Charlton, E. 'L.- ......... ~ •... Sept. .15, '85 in,of: ' Charlton, W. H ............ , ... Feb. 3, '14 in 'Christensen, Andrew, Jr., . ; Colorado Springs, Colo .... June 27, '05 in:· .•Church! W. G., Arden, Nev ..... Nov. 23, :82 !n . ChurchIll, S. J ............... Mar. 21, 81 In ·Clark, N. S .................. Mar. 21, '81 in Clark, Wilson ................. July 8, '13 in Coffey, E. E., Los Angeles. -. .- .. Dec. 19, '87 in Collins, Vander M.; Feb. 17, '14 tr Conger, C. L ....... '.-.' . .-..-....... ,.May 25, '09 tr . .Conklin, L, F., Pratt, Ks: ... ; ,Aug. 21, '99 'in . :" Corder, H. M, RFD 3 ...... '... J,une 17, '89 in '" Corl. C. ,E~ ........... ;.- ....... Jan. 4, '16 in' *Cosley, Frank D.; .. , •. ; , ...•...J an. 23, '77 in Cosley, K. C., Denver .. ·........ July 26, '92 in Creel, S. A., Brawley, CaL .... Aug. 27, '00 in - , Crowder,' Chas ..••..•..•...... June 7, '10, in ' Cummings, Wm. J. Jr .......... June 3, '13 in ·Curtis, W. H ................ Mar. 18, '02 tr Cutter, F. W ................ ·.Mar. 21, '16 tr j . ,' • . -• • • ; , •• ·Dale,.B. H ... ,; ......•. :...........June 6, 'll in G. Ray ..•........ '.. ' .. Dec. 7, '15--in -:..:. ....Dashiell, - -. . - - ---- - - - - ------., "'Past Grand. - :;.,. --;c :;-- - -- 2 . Name Adams, Geo. M •. .: ••. : •.•..• , • . Dee. 7, '15 In 'Albach, Henry ...••••.....•..•. Jan. 4, '16 In " Allen,- JaB. T. : ..•••••.•..•...• Aug. 4, '08 In I Allen, R. L ................... Jan. 14, 08.tr Alli!lon, C; H'I}~an~aB City, Mo. JUly 7, :08.tr AmIck, John 1:1 ••••••••••••••• Apr. 21, 14 in Anderson, A. J ..•...• '..•• ; .... Oct. 6, '08 in ·Anderson, Ed. C ••...•.••.•••• May 19, '90 in .- AnderBonl...Frank, Quincy, Ill. .. June 7, 'lOin, *Angney, 11:ay •••••••••••••••• June 21, '10 tr . , *Artitur, J. W ••.••••••••.• ~ •. Mar. 22, 'OO'in !' * Ashton, J. Q.,San Diego, Ca!.-. ·.Mar; 4, '68 in _. of Investigating Committee.. . ... '---:- -----.--~-- .. - Wl'I". And Hew Rf!40'd. Addr".. :1 ~n hands PRESENT MEMBERS , Number elected but not signed. . . . . . . . . . . . -:-;-;--~- __ _ - - ~---" -- - �87 Nnme',' . Addl'eR'" ,,: " When And How Bee'd. . Addre,;'''.. Nome ·Daugherty, C. II ........ ; .. 1.' ••. Feb. 15, '16 tr,.: Davis, Harry ......... ; ...... ; Oct. 23,"06 tr .·DeVore, O. E., RFD 2 ......... Mar; 30, '15 tr, ·Dicker, A. J .......... '," '.',' :.Feb.·17, '69 tr ',. ·Dicker, E.B ... : ...... ~ : .•.... Oct; 26, '86 in :.' Doane, S. C ...•.. '•.. : .. ' ... , .. May 21, '00 in' . · Downs, J. A' I Hutchinson .. , ~ .. J an. 27, ;96 ~r .. ,' , Duffee, Lloyll, RFD 1. ........ July 22, 02 m. Dunigan, C. E.,RFD 4 .... : ..... May 2, '11 in Dunkley, John T ....•......... Feb. 27, '93 in Dunkley, John.H ............. : Apr. 21, '14 in Dunmire, A. W., Grand Canyon, . .Ariz ................... :. Apr; 4, '92 in Durm" W. A ..... '.... ; ...... ; .. Oct. 4, '04 tr 'Easte;, Fred C., Kansas City .• Apr. 13; '97 in . Eberhart, I. F ....... '.....•.. May 21, '00 in Edgar, Wm. K .............. ; . Feb. 3, '14. in Edgar, Geo. B ...........•....,; .F.eb. 3, '14 in Edgar, C. C., (In hands .of ~ommittee). , .' Edmondson, Chas. D .......... Aug. 14; 99 In . Edwards, C. L ..... , .. '........ Aug. 3, :70 !n Eggert, H. W ..........•.. ; ... Aug. 6, 00 I n ' '. · .Eliot Simeon, Blackfoot, Idaho. July 14, '90 in · Ellis, T. A., Oceanside, Cal .... Feb. 28, '91 in ·Emmett, John .......•........ June 27, '82 tr' · Emmett, L. H; ................. Feb. 6, '06 in . '·Emmett, W. E., Kansas City, Kill.·May 4, '09in ··Emmons, W. W ............ : . Nov. 26, '07. tr . "Endacott, F. C .... ~ ... ; .". June 4 'Ol~in .'. Engle, C. E ....... ; .. : ....... Sept. 7; '80 in Ernst, Philip ........ : .....•. Mar. 26, '95 in' Evans, K . C . , " . -............. '............ Sept. 18, '99 in. ,,', *Ewing,.F. A.· ......... ~ ~ ~ ... '........ July· 17, '99 in .. ! " · ·Ewing, P. W.· ........... '.' ... .Sept. 25, '99 .in . . When And How Ree'.I. ',.- --Hert7.ierl.. II. B ....... : .. --::-:. ~~D-eZ-l~ 'OO-t; *Hcster, ~'. S ................. Feb. 20, '81 in Hitgins, Fred, RFD 8 •........ May 12, '92 in Ho com, A., RFD 4 ........... Mar. 11, '03 in Holladay, S. P., Magnolia, Ark. Dec. 16, '02 in ' Holloway, S. R ....•.......•.. Apr. 23, '89 in Holmes, H. M~, Mannford, Ok.• ~ May 7, '07 in . "'Holwick, F., Kansas City, Ks .... Jan: 8, '00 In. "'Hope, ·Edw ........••.......•.. May 6, '02 in Horr, C. W., RFD 6 •.......... Feb. 9, '04. In Houk, John W ..••........... Aug. 15, '92 in' . ·Houk, James W •...........•.• Sept. 3, '02 in Hughes, A. M ...... ·........... June 7, '10 in , Hult, J. E.; Gt. Falls, Mont .... Mar. U, '01 in Hunsin,ger, Fred ............. Apr. 12, '04 in 'Ice, A. E.l.. Topeka .....•.•.•. Sept. 17, '00 In · Ingle, 0.: ....................... Nov: 1, '10 in, · Ingles, Paul, (Elected but not initiated) . Inn!!s, G~rge ...... : .......... July 9, '88 in Jacobs, J.H., Ft,. Smith, Ark .... Mar. 9, '75 tr *Jacobson, Gus ................• Sept 15, '03 in '''.Jacllchke, Hcr.man. '" ........ June 20, '92 in *.Jeffries, J. H ............•...• May 25, '15 tr Johns, W. H ...... : .•...•...• Mar. 24, '03 in .Johns0!!t Theo. ~ ........ : ..... May 13, '13 ·tr .J ~ncs, 'J.'. C.·••... , ............ May 21, '00 in '. \' ' j e" . . . . . . . . . . . ·Fincher, A. T ... ; .' ... , oo ..... Dec. 14, '69.ih · .Finley, C. S .... ; ......•...••. Oct. 30,· '99 in . ' ·Finney, J. R., Salt Lake·City., .. Feb 23, '92 in '., ·Flint, J. A., Pony, Mont •....... Dec. 22; '91 in . · Flory, L. M.·................. June 18. '00 in Flory, Lester ..... ~ ...... : ....June 18, '00 in Fowler, W. J., Altoona, Ks .•.. Sept 26, '92 in. Francisco, W. J .... '.......... Feb. 28, '05 tr Frenger, Fred .........•...... Nov. 4, '13 in Fuller, H. M., Seneca, Ks ...... June 20, '99 in Funk, Talmage D: ............•. Sept 5, '11 in , , I Gale,·C. A., Salina: ............ May 9, '99 in , Gannon, John, San Diego ....... July 3, ;00 t·r· ·Gardner, John ............... Mar. 27, 66 In "'Garrett, E. L •.••••.•........ Nov. 14, '05 in Gaumer, Chas. S ............... Mar. 9, '15 in ''''Gilder, H. S ......•............ Apr. 1, '02 in . "'Good, J. Roo ................. Jul~31, '06, in Gorrtll, R. W., RFD 5 ......... Oct. 30, '83 in Gorrill, W. R ••.••.•............. Feb. 2,. :09 !n Gorrill, S. B., RFD 5 ......... June 11, 12 In Grantham C. H •••••.......... June 7, '10 in · Grayson, J. F ....••........•. Aug. 14, '99 in ·Green, H. J., .•.•......•. ','" •. Oct. 10, :98 ~r "'Greene, T. W ................. Apr. 2, 02 In Greene,L. W ..........• ; .... Nov. 12, '07 in Gregg, John P ................. Sept 1, '14 in. Gregg, Harry S., Raton, N. M ... Feb. I, '16 in Gregory, Hilding S •••••••••• •• Mar. 3, '14 !n ~Gribble, Chas, Nanton,.Albl: •.. No". 14, '92 In · Griffith, Geo.,·RFD 4 .... ;~•... May 21, '00 in Griggs, E. E .•..•••.•..••..... July 8, '13 in Gustafson, JoeL ..••••..•.... Nov. 21, '93 in Gwin, N. A."Montrose, Col. ..... Mar. 3, '08 tr 'Hackman, Geo .............. ·.Aug. 13, '83 in Haglund, J. A: ................ Mar. 7, '81 in Hall, J. V., Atchison, Ks ..•... Jan. 30,'99 in *Hamlin, J. A .•.......•..... Sept. 13, '99 ane Hanselman, A. H .....•....... Jan. 28, '02 in "'Henderson, H. W ••.•...•..... Dec. 10, '77 tr *Hendel'!!on, C. F .•.......• ; .... May14, '02 in Henley, R. A. Chicago ...•...... May 2, ~11 in · ·Hernin~1 A., Kansall City •.•... Nov. 25, '90 in Herr, Jonn, Los Angeles •...... May 21, '94 in. ·Past Grand. . Kallmeyer, C. F .............. '.. Dee.. 7; !15 in· "'Kane, Harry L ..•..•.•......• Jan. 11, '16 dc Keeler J. A ........•.•••.. ; ..• Nov. I, '92 in Kelsa!., Chas. A .........•..••• Apr. 28, '14 tr Ke_nnCllY, Joe L., Brawley, Cal. . Oct. 30, '06 in Kennedy, O. 0 ...•.......... '.. July 30, '12 in Kennedy, H. A., Guthrie Okla .. Nov. 18, '13 tr ·Kenyonl..J. R ...• : ...•.... ; •.. Jan. 24, '88 in KIC!ck, ~'. H ............... ~ . Sept. 11, :83 !n Knight, Wm ............... ' ••• Jan. 4, 16 In ~Kraege, L. '.M ~ ......... : .•.•• May 11, '15 .tT, Lander, H. T ..,............. ~' .. June 13, '99 in Landrum,' E. E., Los Angeles .. Nov. 17, '08 tr Lang, G,· C., Topeka ..... ;4..... Sept 23, '97 tr ·Lange, P. A .............. /''f.••• • Feb. 15, '16 tr ·Lawrence, Alfred ....... '" ..... Jan. 22, '07 in LayPort P. W., Cottonwood,.' . .. Falis.,h· ........... : .....:;Nov: 19, '07 in' ·Learned, S. S ... ,'.'. :'.: ... ; ... Sept. 16,'84 in,. ·Learned,E. R .... ; ..... ~ ...•.. May 21, '89 in Learned, R. E., Somerville,. " . .' '. Mass. o ••• :- •••••••••••••• Sept: 8,,'91· in .,~:' Leigh, Henry,' Kansas City. ; .. '. Oct. 30. '99 in , ·Lemon, W; C,} Houston, Tex"." .Jan. 20, ;94 !n'.,. ' , Lescher, W. A.; ..•..••••••••• May 21, 95 tn . \ . *Lindley, Geo. M .....: .. '. : •• '... May 15, ·'84 in ··Lindley, C. E. ; .'........ : . ;'... Feb. 1, '98 in , :' ·Loit, Geo. A. ; ................ Feb. 28, '89 in . *Loomas, F; M ... :~:~ .... ,; .... Mar. 10, '08 in *Love; Fred .. '; •... , .... '; ; . : ~ .. May 25, '09 tr Luckan, ~,auL:: ... '.' ........... .eeb~ 3, '91 tr r .w. . MeAlear~ey, A •......... : . Sept. '5: '11 in . , McClain,W. R.-; . . '.; .: ....... :. : May 6, '13 in I, ·McCoy, Z. T;, Kansas City; Ks .. ·.Apr.I, '97 tl' · McCur,dy, S. H .....•.•.. ~ ; ... Mar. 26; '88 in McDonald, J. k. ~ ....... '...... Nov. 4, '12 in McDougall; Fred, Denver ....... Oct. 8, '00 in McKeen, C; W., (Elected but not signed up) . ':',- McQueen, J., Stratton, Col ..... May 16, '~9 in *Manter, W. B ........... ,..... June 13, '99 in May, S. 0 ..... : .......... ',' .Mar. 11, '13 tr. ' . May,. E. H ..•." .. '...... '.... co; , ••• Feb. 3, '14 in'" ,.;' ,Mart~n,J. D., Lecompt. No.3;·.Aug. 26, '95 in " . Martm, W. E. ; .............. : ...... Dec. 29, '90 in ,.. Martin,' Harry E .......... : ...... Mar .. 7, '16 in Ma;:;on; T. S.· .. '..... ,. ~ ........ Jan. 4, '16 in '" ':.. Melerhoffer, Frank ........ 'r ~ ...... _'. Dec. ·17, '07' in "'Melvin, R. E ............... : •. Jan. 16, '00 in .... , ·Men~,enh~ll, C.,· Security, Tex •. Oct. 23, '71 in ' Messenhelmer,Wm .. ~, ..... 0.' •• JIt1~:¥ 2;,,,,:93 ~n : :. .} . ',Meuffels, H. J. ~,:."""",;", . Nov. ~cr, 09 m ·Past Grand:" . . .' ' ' ".' ". " ~:.", ---------~ �88 Nftm. Addre.. When And !Iow Rf'C!'cl. 'j Miller, Wm;, RFD 2.; .. ;'...c:: .. Dee. 4~-'88 in;: ' ·Miller, G. C.;· .......... '-. .•... Mar. 26; '95 in *M!lIer, D.A·....: .............. May 9, :99!ri .:; 'I MIller, Wm. F ..... ; . ; ~ .... ,... ,Aug. 7, 00 ·In.· .; M!lIer, C. I., Kansas City, Ks. ; .July 12'-:00!r. *M!ller, Vanroy W., RFD' 2 .... '.. Dec. 3, ,07 ~n. MIller, John W ........ ,..... ; .. Apr. 4, 11 In Mpler, G. B'iHays'Kans ... ~: .. Apr. 4,;lQn. MIller, Lee,. eavenworth ...... June 25, 12 ~n Monroe, Jas.H ..... ~ ..' .... , ... May.16, ;99 !n" . Moore, Henry ..•.... ; '.... ; .... Nov.'13, 88 In *Morris;,J.L . .. ;;.<'.'t.... . : ..... Jan. 16, '94 in. Morris; W. E;, 'Post Falls, .' . " , . Idaho',',.·;.,. ~ •••>; • ; •• '....... Jan. 22;'01tr·· Morris,'E.·W., St. Joseph .... : ... May 7, '12 in Morton, G.F.,Yinland ...•. : ... Feb. 16, '00 in Name , ,'Addre.. 1 i ~. . Nevin, HarryL.,·:. .. ·~ .... ' .. .'.; .. Nov; '2, '09' in . Nyman, Eric E., Clay. Center. ~': .. Feb 3, '14 in blms~d,W. P;<';·::':.~ .. :.:...... : .~·.Oci:2i'99in·:· Olson, Axtel T,;.: ...... .': .. ~ ,,~.July 7, :08!n . Osborne, .Chas., ...... '.' ... :, .'.c,;.; Dec. 2, 13 In Owen, E. M~ ~.;.:~ .. i: .. .... ;~~Dec. 23, '~3 wd Owen, '0. W ..... ·.. ; ........... July 14, 14 tr ' Ozias, E. ,L ...: ..<, ....... ; .. ; ... Jun'e 9, '08 in , .~ 'c'; Park; Tho~~·~~~ ..... ;. '.: Oct.:20,'14 tr ': *Parkhurst, A., Pierce City; Mo~Aug. 27, '88 in "'Parsons, E .. W .................. July,15, ·'90 in . . Parsons, R;, W .' ..•...... '.:, .. ;.... Dec.' 7; '15 !n '. .' Patchen~ T W. ;. .... :.. .'. -. "... ~ .....~ .. . Dec. 1;" .'14 In ... , :.- , Patten.../, yv. T., ·.Salina.,. ,': ..,'... ;;June 9" :14 !n '.' '.' j:..:-:': .... . Whell Alld How Ree'd. .--' ·Shapiro,B~.NewYork ........• :Oet:6,"14 in ·Shaw, M., Kansas City .. ': ..... June '25, '61 in Shaw, L. L......... , ••....••... Feb. 1, .'16 If' Sheets, Clarence .............. Aug. 31, '91 in ,Shields, A. H .................. June I, '04 in Shields, H. S ...... '....•......• June 1, '15 in Shields, D. C •..... , ..•.•. ; ...• Nov. 2, '15 in Shimmons, F. B ........•...... June 6, '11 in Shirar, D., Pasadena ...........Sept. 7, '80 in. . Shuck, Clarence .....•..•. ; ..•. Dec. 2, '13 in Smith, J. W., RFD 2 ........... Mar; 23, '97 in ' ~Smith, J. N., Ottawa ........ ' ... Nov. 25;'78:in " Smith, R. W. R~~FD 2~ .. '..•. Jan. 21,:89 in Sommers, Geo. w .•.•••.••..•. Nov. 2,' 87 In Soxman, C ................... Sept. 11, '99 in " Springer, C. H .•........... '.. Nov. 14, '87 in:. Springer, F. M .. '.' •.... ; ...... Apr. 6, '09 in . • Stanford, A. A ................. Sept. 2,.'89 tr St. Clair, J'. S ................... ·.Dec. 7, '15 in ·Stelfel, A. S., New·York •••.•.. June 17, '78 in ·Stevens0'!.t I. C .........•.... ; .Mar. 2,"09 in ·Stewart, K. H., Atchison .•..•• .-Jan. 18, '92 in ·Stewart! I. D., San Diego, ... '.' May 30, '99 dc' Storm, Anson ....•.•.......... June 3, '13 in Strail, F. P .................... Dec. 29, '03 in Strickler, Alvin ....•... .' ..... Feb. 14, '99 in Stronl'rl F. B..... ~ ........... ',' Dec. 2, ;13 In Stubecl<, EmIt. ..•..••........ Apr. 19, 92 in Stubeck, J. F ••... : ....... '.... Apr; 9, '07 in Sullivan, .Jos. G ...•.•.. ; ...... Aug. 17, '69 in Sutters, R. M................. Dec. 22, '08 tr e' Tate, O. V., Leavenworth" ..... '. o'ct. 29, '02 Thompson, Wells, Great Bl!nd. Nov. 18, '90 Tidrow,. F. M. ~ ................ Nov. 1, '10 . Tucker, W. I., Clinton .......... Moy 3, '.10 " . ·VnnNestc, H. G., RFD 1. •.... Mar. 26 .. '07 Vernon, E,'G; ................... Mar. Q, '12 •~:~;~~IC~E: .~l:~~~~:~: ~.~'. ~;}~!/~:, ,~~ !~ .•. ";. ) ·Pearsorii...J. T.: :.'~ .... : .; .: : :. '. Mar. 7, '16 In ,:,., :,1 .:. Pellett, Hr. F. '.. '. ; .. '~ .; .,~ .. e.; •. ~ Dec. 12, 99 anc. .. Pennington; W. 'J ... '.: .. '•. ;;. '... May 7, '07 in':" . :Pettit, P .. P ..'.; .. ; ";'.. '..' ....... Feb. 3, '14 in ',::.. , Phillips, ·A. J .... :; .... ; ... " ... '.,...; .. ,.Nov. 4,-'75 in ;':1-,,' ~Pickens, O. D. : ... : : ... :..• : ._.. Nov. ~, '/!8 in:.t .. , ~ Pierson;E: B.: ....-... ~:. ::.... Jan. 2, '06 in . Pierson, Aug. oJ ••••••••••••••• Jan. 17, '02 in 1 Pierson, M. J., RFD 1. •....... Aug 20, '07 in . ,:~ ·Potter, A. M ................. Mar. 23, '97 in Potter, F. A.................. Oct. 29, 'Ol'in Potter, C. L., Ellsworth .•..... Nov. 17, '03 in . : . Power, R. B., Manhattan ... ~ .. Feb. 28, 'OS in , Pratt, Fred W.; Vinland •..... Nov. 19, '07 in *Preisach, Philip .......•.•.... Feb. 23, '86 In , "Protsch, R.E ..... '............ Oct. 18, '92 in ·Purcell, S. M., RFD 7: •.. " .; ... Oct. 5; '~9 in l Reading, F. A., Allentown, I'a. Mar. 26; '95 in ,. ReadinJ!:, J. W, ............... May 22, '93 in Redinger, D. H.t-Los Angeles .... Apr. 4,:11!n Reed, Herbert, KFD 2 ..........Dec. 2, 13 In Reyer, ·R. E ................ '. '.•. Feb. 3, '14 in Reynolds, W. H., Erie, Pa .... :. May 5, '91 in Reynolds, O. W................ Apr. 1, '13 in Rhodes; G. H., Henryetta, Ok: . Nov. 28, '99 in Richards, Harry .......•.••.•• Mar. 7, '16 in . Riggs, H. C .......... ; .•..... Dec. 16, '01 in ·Roberts, F. H .•......... ; ..... Jan.12, '04 in Robertson," J. W •.......•.... Mar. 21, '93 in Robinson, J. A .•.............. Mar. 3, '14 in Roller, John ..•.•.. ; ........... Mar. 3, '14 in Rose, Robt. M •••.....••.•... ; Oct. 26, '09 tr Rousell, Edw., Newton .•.•. ; ••• Oct. 6,. '91' in "Rutter, C. L................... Oct. 6. '91 in Sanders, J. M •..•... ~ .....•.. July 24, '99 in SRAssman, F. J .,; .•• '•.....•..•. May' 4, '15 in ·Sauer; Frank ....•......•••..• June 6, '11 in 'Schellbo'rn, A. E., Myers, Mont. Oct. 29, '07,in Schoeptlin, Walter E., In hands 'of committee•. Schleifer, J. S ................ oct. 16, '00 in . Schneck, W. P ................ Feb. 3, '14 in ·Schneider, Wm., Los Angeles •• Mar. 16, '97 in Seiler, John D ...•.. : .......•.. June 7, '10 in ·Setterberg, C. H., San Bamardino, Cal. , r, . ; ." ••• '•••••• : • • • • • • • • • • • • Jan. 22, '07 tr " Shaffer, C. W ............ : ..... June 1, '09 in ·Past Grand .. -------_. - _. - ------. -.------~ I~ in . in in tr in Walton, F. E ...... ; .......... Jan. 15, '00 in 'Wampler, sam'i. E., ...... (Elected but not initiated) *Watson+.,T. A ................ :sept. 11, '99 in Watts, ..t". A., Lecompton 2 ...... May 6, '13 in · Weir, H., (Address'unknown) .. Mar. 2, '09 in White, D. R ................. July 17, '99 in White, Burt R., Stafford ...... June 29, '09 tr Wiggins, Bert ................ Jan; 31, '93 in Wigton, J. E .................. ~ .. Mar. 7, '11 in Williams, J. B., Abilene .. '..... Oct. 15, '07 tJ' . Williams, F. S., Baldwin 5 .... June 24, '02 dc · ·Wilson, J. B .. ~ ; ............. Feb. 11, !08 in Wilson, W. E ............ ; .... Mar. 7, '11 in Winsler, C. C, ..... : ..... '..... Apr. 4, 'lltr·· Winter, C. J ... : ....... : ..... Mar. 28, '16 tr Wolfson, Abel. .............. Aug. 21, '99 in Woodbury, W. H., St. Paul. ... Jan'. 14,:'02 tr Woodward, J. R ................ Sept. 11, '06 in Woodward, T. R., Hutchinson .. Oct. 29, '07 in Wray, J. L., Calgary, Alta ...... May 2,.'11 in • 1 , .. Young, Horace L .................. Feb. 1,j'16 in, . · *Ziesenis, C. Ii. : ............. Sept. ·Zut~rmeister, 11, '00 tr . L. Riverside, Cal. Aug. 3, '96 in' '·Past Grand. 'j .1 {--'----.-_. Contributed by Ramona Sedlak'.' lrifor,mation from book· of'Wm. MEsSENHEIMER • ! ! __ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _1. �. - --.- - - I . CLINTON Township) -- --:~'~-. :.:~---.-j ______ . _ . - - - ___ .......l_ ._ 89 JOSEPH GARDNER and----_ HIS CABIN - -- - .. . --.-- T ~ . Joseph GARDNER (1820186). born Union Co. Ind. Immigrated to Lawrence. KS in 1855. He was President of the first Douglas Co. Fair in 1858. His portrait is at the Kansas State Historical Society in Topeka, KS. The cabin pictured ..;8;·bove \;fas .the~ iog:,oab1n<pf:'":Jos~ph erected in 1857 near Lone Star by Joseph GARDNER w1th the help of Thomas OV~FIELD and S1las BOND. At this place a border battle was fought on June 9. 1860. According to a notation on this photograph. "Hard PETBICIAN. of Lecompton .:. was shot by Joseph GARDNER and Napoleon SIMPSON (colored) was k1lled by Jake HERD. who was concealed beh1nd the well ourb shown in the picture." The Joseph GARDNER cab1n was located .in the SEt of Section )0.;ToWitsh1.:p':;ilg~~:'Ran:g~;Lt9·, wh1ch was then in Wash1ngton Townsh1p but 1snow' 1n C11nton' townshlP.(Douglas County). GARDNEB~ Tfle~:p~o,t.Qgr.a,ph .from wh1ch th1s reduoed-size copy Was made. was donated to the Kansas State Histor1cal Soc1ety 1n Topeka. Kansas on June 2. 1918 by Theodore GARDNER. Copies of this photograph and many other old photographs ooncern1ng early Kansas p10neers and scenes are ava1lable for purchase from the Photo- . duplication and Copy Services, Kansas State H1storical SOCiety. Topeka. Kansas. �--I 90 EUDORA Township { The following is a letter written to Miss Annie O. GILMORE, 1302 Eleventh St., Santa Monica, California, from Josephrne ANDERSON,·Rt. 3, Eudora, Kansas, dated February 27, 1910. Permission to print this was given by Dr. Robert H. Hughes, a descendant of th~ GILMORE family. , I ------~-~ ~ - - -----.- .. -~ ' - --~ -- --- -- _ - --..!-- . "- ----- ------ - ._._--- --- -- -- -- . ..-< . - .--~----- - -r-- - - - - - - - - --- _... ~- ---- - -- - - _ . -- ---- - -" +++,*,+++,*,++++~+''"ijf++,+,.:".,,:t1tt+++++++++_~!''J-''tlnt+++ ... +++,! ': -l . '. ,~ti :~.f.<11 '~' . -= ~-~~--_- ~ -~=-~~-----=~ ~-- --~ ~ _."'>- .~- '~~~~~---~ '~--':-~'*~~'.- I "+: ' Dear Annie: ' After dinner I looked at the couch then at the desk and decided in favor of the desk. I t is a bright day but cold, i f it hadn't rained .I-+~ yesterday Jessie thought she would try going to Eudora. I haven't been II ~ anywhere since before Christmas. They will surely think I have gone , south for the winter, or something else. What do you think we have been l' doing? I have been braiding the front of my new dress and Jessie has embroidered two white waists for herself. I must try and get my dress done for Easter. \+. Your letter was very interesting. We laughed over your going as far as your money would take you. Tell Mary we don't want always to be ;~ sensible and I liked my valentine. Mrs. DOUGHERTY sent Jessie and I i~ each a lace one such as pleased 'us when we were younger. Mrs. D. is in !~ Lawrence. She expects to come home on Tuesday. Ella is in K.C. most of the time but comes to Lawrence Tuesdays and Fridays. S. S. is still :'i' in Des Moines. Did you know that Ethel has a little daughter, born : +.: Jan. 27? , I would have liked to see the Air ships, but I do not feel like I,' "j;1 trusting myself to them yet. Your Calla lilies would be beautiful but I love the ·roses. I have some hyacinths.: and crocus in bloom and Jessie I "j:f brought me.a fine geranium from town, We have enjoyed watching them. I ~~ hope this will reach you before you leave Santa Monica. How soon are ~~ ;+. you coming home? I must write to father's brother. He celebrated his 90th birthday the 11th of this month, went 4 miles on the trolley and !~ took supper with his sister-in-law and some old friends. Our Chicago aunt died Jan. 7. It was her 77 birthday. We miss her. She wrote to +., us and we are getting to be so few. Lots of love to all of you, M r s . : t POOL included. '~< Josephine ANDERSON . ..,....; l' ~_. ,.~ +. '1+. *' ~I ':1:1 ,*,' :+ +1 +.: '~; ~~, ~~ '~< ..: +.', ~ ,~ :t -=~=~~-~ I '~< +. + ''*' '*' I :~~ ~ '~< '~, , " ."j:f: :t , .~< +. +. ,': J _ I' ,":' _. ( _, ___ _.'_'_ _ _ _ " _ __. . .___ _. _ _ _ ,_ _ _ , -- - ." +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++.++++.+++ __ ----- - ..-----------"-------------- ,---....:--------- - _~---,,---L..:..--, ~ ~- Andreas' History of Kansas, Douglas County, Eudora Township JOHN GILMORE, Farmer, Section 36, P.O. Lawrence, born in Livingston County, N.Y., November 27, 1833; son of James and Mary (GREEN) GILMORE; there he resided until 1857, when he came to this State and settled in Lawrence; in 1862, he moved to Eudora Township, where he owns 800 acres, imporved. Mr. G. was united in marriage in Tippecanoe County, Ind., April 3, 1856, to Miss Susan C., daughter of John WIDELL. They have five children--Annie 0., born November 15, 1857; Solon T., born April 14, 1862; Mary C., born July 18, 1860; Josephine, born January 18,1866; Nydia, born December 29, 1867. Mr. G. is one of the enterprising farmers of Kansas, having several tenants on his large farm, whom he keeps employed. Mr. G. is a member of the M.E. Church. Submitted by Jane Wiggins, Lawrence, Ks. , �l 91 GRANT Townsh1p , _ _ __ _ __ ,______ -.-J The follow1ng letter was ,subm1tted for The P10neer by Georg1anna Brune. of Rt. J. Lawrence. KS. It 1s a copy ~f a letter wr1tten by her paternal grandmother. Mary TILLOTSON EBERHARD (Mr s. Abraham) to her great-grandmother. Corne11a TILLOTSON (Mrs. W1ll1am) 1n Osawk1e. KS. The "Abe" menttoned 1n the letter refers to Mary TILLOTSON, EBERHARD' s husband. Abraham EBERHARD. _____ ~ _____ ~_________ __ - _~ __ -- - - 7 - ' - -,..."..;;;-='- , 9'~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ __ ::t'!?rr'~~?92~,,;';hl T '-r r'V "'I '"\ I, I North Lawrence Aug 30th (18) 74 I I ' : Dear Mother: Yours ot the 14 Was received the 19. We are ~ll well. It is dry -as ever it rained more the night you wer here than it has sinoe. There have been good. "showers all around us. It seames to me I never saw it look so muoh like rain ) -', and never get a drop. (\. _ f: 1'. V,'" \/, " ': I We-',have"to haul water to wash with. Abe has dug out a spring at the oreek. tor the house. hogs and horses. Friants have dug a well. have real , - ~ good. water and plenty of it. ' I 'H we get water f: (\1, " ' , :, Abe has sold nearly allot his hogs. He got two &: half cts. He could have 'got 3 after he got to town of another man but thought it a mean trick so let them " • I go. He said they wer coming up but he could not keep them. The grasshoppers have 111'< destroyed things so it wlll be harder times than' ever this winter. Abe says he II, 'wont have com enough for hls horses &: halt enough feed for the cattle. ' He ls , ! : talking of. golng south to put up hay. there ls none to be had about here. He has I, , one more stack since you Was here. He says there is about 12 or 13 ton in it. -1~liHe dld intend to sell four head of oattle but they are worth nothlng &: he does not r 'know what to do. Some of the cattle men are driving south to winter. l The people wer half crazy when the hoppers came. They cut corn day &: night Sundays &: all the time &: some (can't declpher the next word; it,looks like 'third' thelr cor~. Abe thought lt mlght as well go in the field as to mold after it was gathered. Abe says he never saw as many long faces in hls 11fe. Smi th &: Wife wer up last Sunday. Says the gardners are entlrely cleaned out. Said he would like to make you all a vl sl t but was af rade to go &: leave things' , for there is so much stealing going on. Said Bill had been out of employment tor some tlme. Was.~ng to Kansas Clty to work on the R Road. Abe would like to I know i f there ls any prospect for hay up there. If there!, ls he would like to c: "know soon as he wl11 have to do something or let the cattle starve. George , ',started for Ill. Tuesday. there is a great many leaving. I I:'. How is Bell &: the rest of the folks. I wrote to her when I did to you and have not rec'd any answer. I directed it to Osawkee thlnklng she would get lt sooner there. Is Nan Brown 11vlng? Think you do well qul1tlng don't see how you stand it th1s hot weather. You don't lntend to do all of her quiltlng this , fall do you? Well. Mother I will be sattisf1ed wlth whatever you &: the rest are. I thlnk we had all aughto thlnk of expense &: be as savelng as posslble. I think as you , are all ~here you had better get lt all settled &: we will be up th1s fall. if no : ' preventing. Don't wate for me for any thing wlll su1 t me so the rest are satt1sf1ed. Th1nk it had aughto be done rlght away. Don't put off as I can't say any thlng mor,e on thls subject. Write soon &: often. as ever. Your loveing daughter. " Mary Abe had a letter from home yesterday. Hls Mother don't'know wheter she wl11 out this fall or not. Crops are poor there they have had lt very dry there " I, t \ '\ ,." �-'---.-~ \~ .... _ . i I' I i I ., . . ! .' .. ~~ ;"\. -~ \ .. DEERCREEK-DIST-No.-48--~· L. There were at least two early schools in the Stull community before Kansas became a state. One was about one and one-haH miles south of Stull on the farm owned by August Kampschroeder. The other, dated about 1860, was two and one-haH miles southwest. of Stull near a rOck quarry on August Waiters' place. This was a two-room log cabin on a bluff at the foot of which was a well, and was a community undertaking taught by a parent or teacher paid by subscription. Children came to it from a good many miles .around; church and Sunclay school.also were held there with a Mr. Brown dOing the preaching and living in a house afterward occupied by Christy Petefish. The next schoolhouse was a frame building located about one-half mile west and one mile north of Stull on the southeast comer of what is now the farm of Wm Henry Jr. It was built by Peter Eberhart Sr., for the use of his own children, with a teacher hired and paid by him. A year or so later, John Damn Sr., and Jacob Hildenbrand offered to pay part of the expenses if their children . too, could go to this school. Other parents then asked for the same privilege and the enrollment thus increased. This school operated for at least five years. On August 1; 1879, E.S. Lane and Lucinda Lane his wife, Cleeded to the Board of District No. 48, one and one-forth acres of land described as follows: beginning at the Northeast comer of the N.W. 1/4 of Sec. 36, T. 12, R. 17, thence running West 12 1/2 rods, thence South 16 rods, tbenceEast 12 1/2 rods, thence North 16 rods.to place o(beginning. Trusplot was to return to the original estate, should its use for school purposes be terminated •. Mr. Eberhart's schoolhouse is assumed tei have been purchased by the district, and not being centrally located, was moved to this newly acquired site. This was done with a stump-puller and . horses. The building had to be anchored every fifty to one-hundred feet, winched forward far as it would go, then re-anchored further on and the process repeated as many times as necessary to get the job done. The task consumed two weeks. Apparently, education wasn't something to be rushed into. . When set on the new site, the schoolhouse faced east, ~d was furnished with walnut benches having at" least three pupils to each one. It was painted brown on the outside,and named' 'BroWn Jug" in consequence. However, the name was eventually discarded, the building painted white and re-named "Deer Creek, " for the little creek that flows nearby. An old record of 1886, shows the teacher's salary for that entire term was $210.00 and the cost of ,incidentals, $22:QQ.· _ . _ _ . _ __ _ ____ . ____ _ ' ', 'I. . -y'- -~- -- :" \ .I. ':. t - .;L.~ I I as /1 ·--- - I '.3,,- --_""' - The above information-is a port1.on- of the history-of Dee-i Cr~ek- -) ~---. District No. 48 taken from the book. ~ural Schools Bn4 Schoolhouses ~ Douglas County. Kansas. by Goldie Piper Daniels. This book is available for purchase -thro_~'gh the Douglas qgunty Genealogical SOCiety. .~~ c : ---_._._---_. - - - - - - - ------~---.---~ ----" --- �! 93 LECOMPTON, Township ,- .,-- -------=-~,-__::_;:i~~~" KANSAS RIVER STEAMBOATS fvlany of us in this -2bfh--Century have-wondered if there VJere any steamboats on the Kansas river. As we see it today, it is nothing but a small stream, hardly a rowboat can navigate on it. Many of us have seen the days when this river could rampage and vJipe out homes and many a crop land. VJith the lakes VJe now have, they keep this old river pretty \'/ell under control and we fear not of it flooding. There is a'very interesting story that has been passed down through the generations and also appeared in the first newspaper of Lecompton called ;Tb.~. Jecompton Union" in 1856 about a sidewheeler that navigated the Kansas river. At this time Mrs. Rachel Jane Todhunter, an early pioneer lady of Lecompton and some other ladies saw a side-wheeler called the ~Saerie QueenHtied up at the wharf. The ladies looked upon the beautiful deck of the side-wheeler and thought what a wonderful place to have a Ball. Mrs. Todhunter.was well acquainted v/ith tk. Geary, the governor of the Kansas Territory, so she and the ladies approached him and asked him to persuade the Captain of the boat to have a Ball that evening.on the boat. The Captain was agreeable, so the ladies hurried about the communi,ty spreading the vJord so everyone could prepare their costumes for the evening. The Captain readied the boat, the music was found and that evening the Ball was held. The ladies hadct,*~en their ball gowns out of their trunks and displayed their glittering attire for'the first time in the Kansas Territory. This was probably the first Ball he,ld in the Territory of Kansas. This shovJed the pioneers~ ability to contrive to have a wonderful time under such difficult circumstances-at that time. Another interesting article appeared in a later newspaper of Lecompton, called ,"The Kansas National ' Democrat' on Ivlarch 24, 1859 is as follows: -', \\The first trip of the season from Kansas City to this place via Kaw river VJas made by the Steamer"Silver Lake": Capt. vJilburn, on Monday last. It is a fine sternwhee1 steamer, capable of carrying 50 tons, and well calculated vIe think for the busine,ss of the river. Through the persuasions of our citizens, on Tuesday morning, the Captain went up the river as far as Topeka. We were informed by the Captain that some of the citizens of Lawrence endeavored to dissuade him from coming to this place, stating the river unnaiJigab1e. The Captain informs that the worst bar in the whole river, he found below Lawrence. We hope to see the~i1ver LakeUcontinue her trips regularly to this place and would urge upon our citizens the importance of extending to her a generous support.N Andther article in the same paper on May 12, 1859-~This week our wharf has been enlivened by the arrival of two steamboats, the GUS LINN and SILVER LAKE. The GUS LINN left Kan,sas City on the 10th instant, and reached here on the 12th, and then proceeded above as , far as Fort Riley. ~Je think that she will be able, as the river is in good boatable, order to reach that place. ' The, SILVER LAKE discharged all her freight here, and took on board a cargo of corn, and left for Kansas City.,It is the intention of the owners of these boats to run them the entire season up the Ka~, w~ich, from their light draught of water, vIe think they can. This enterprise, of navlg~t~ng the Kaw, should, and \"Je.have reason to believe will be warmly seconded b~ th~ cltlZens of the towns on the rlVer. Merchants having goods at Kansas City \'Ii11 flnd lt much cheaper to have them shipped by either of these steamers than have them hauled in wagons--an old foggy way of doing. N Article submitted by Iona Spencer. to her by Sara Walter. ,~- S idewheeler story Was told . +r{.~:"'i, �94 -----From: r I MARION -TownshiP ~ _ _ <_ - -------- ---------- .____ :~ORTRAJT_AND BIPGRA~HICAL RECORD.. .o.! Leavenworth. DoUglas aru1. Franklin Counfie;. Kansas. 1899 ---~----------------------------------------------------- , ~ __ . -- ----1'- ' ESHACK SANDERS, who owns and oc- " cupies a farm at Twin· Mound, Marion' :Township, Douglas County, was, born near, Shelbyville, Ky., December 9, 1840, a. son of Meshack ~nd Lucy (Grady) Sanders, also natives , of Kentucky. His father, who was the son of a ! 1ifelo~g Kentuckian, grew to manhood near Shelbyville, where during his active life he was employed as overseer of slaves on a large planta- : tion. , He died about fc:>ur months before his son , and n~mesake was born, alid of his five children only i,his son and William Thomas, of Missouri, survive. In 1849 the mother removed with her children to Bartholomew County, Ind., where she d~ed at seventy-two years of age. At the time of the removal to Indiana, our subject was a boy of nine years. He, grew to manhood on a farm and had fewadvautages, for he was obliged' to be self-supporting from an' early age. From I nineteen totweuty-two years of age he served an apprenticeship to, the blacksmith trade, after I which he was employed as a journeyman'. In' 1865 lie came to Kansas and follow.ed his trade in : Leavehworth, also worked in the government em- , ploy at Fort Leavenworth. During 1867 he went: to Fort Laramie, Wyo., where he worked for the" government. The following year he returned to • Leavenworth. In the spring of 1869 he went on the plains, in the employ of the Union Pacific , Railroad Company, traveling through Nebraska and Wyoming. In the fall of 1869 he secured I work for the government at Fort, Steele, Wyo., : and in the spring of the next year he went into ; the mining district at Sweetwater, Wyo., where lie engaged in mining. Coming back, to Kansas, I he spe* a, short time at Pond City, then~ proceeded ,to Lawrence, and in 1872 opened a blacksmith's shop in the latter city. - I I • I ----- I • . {" .Selling his' sh~p--i~ -~88I, Mr. Sander~ ~~;chased a farm at, Twin 'Mound and, building a' shop on the land, he followed his trade, besides ' cultivating his land and engaging in feeding cattle. In 1892 he retired from his trade, since ; which )ime he has devoted himself to superintending his farm of three hundred and twentyt, acres. He still owns real estate 'at Columbus,',': I Ind., where he was reared. In pOlitics he is' a::: Republican. During the war he went out with a': ~mpany ofinde~ndents for the purpose of heading off General Morgan at the time of the latter's rai t into Ohio and Indiana. 'At this writing he ' is a member of the county central committee of " his party. He haS served as a director of the schools and as treasurer for five years. For so~e y~ars he was identified ~ith the IndependI ent Order of Odd Fellows., The te~perance cause has in him an ardent champion~ , March 21, 1872, Mr. Sanders married Fan'nie' I C. Faxon, who was born in Scituate, Mass., auci', , by whom he has two daughters, Minnie E. and' , : Clare Corinne. Mrs. Sanders is daughter of: : , William T. and Harriet (Cook) Faxon, natives' \ I respectively of Braintree and Scituate, Cape Cod, •. Mass., her father a trian of ability and intelii-' I ' ' gence.' For some years'he carried on a merean-':: ,'~' tile business in Scituate, but in 18 58 left the ~ast;.·: and came to Lawrence, ,where he engaged in the' • meat business. Politically he was a Dem~rat~J ! He died in Lawrence in 1889, when sixty-fo~~ ; y,ears of age. Of his seven children only th~~'; j daughters are now living, those besides :Mrs/'·\, Sanders being Eunice, wife of Alexander M~rks'~:; , , - ,~. J of Lawrence; and Annie, wife of Harry Kipg~,.-- .'! I I I a 1 : " ,j ':. I " I ," ~_.-'- ....... ____ ~L-...........;-__-..i' , .- 1___ _ �--- , ~~wnSh1::p L_ -- - ----:~--~.'- -.. '·1 95 lPALMY.8.A J From the Reg1ster of Deeds Off1ce. Douglas County Courthouse. Lawrence. Kansas. (Deed Book 84. page 291) • State of Kansas. County of Douglas -«8.. On th1sl-9th day of February 1910 personally came before the unders1gned A.O LEWIS a, cred1table w1tness. and who be1ng duly sworn, upon h1s oath states. My name 1sA.0. LEWIS. I am 75 years old. Am a res1dent of Baldw1n Kansas and my post off1ce address 1s Baldwin Kansas. I was well. acqua1nted w1 th G.R. SPURGEON. 1n h1s 11fet1me and knew h1s w1dow and ch1ldren Mary M. SPURGEON. Joseph W.. SPURGEON, Ida E. GORDON, Magg1e DAVIDSON ( ?), Jenn1e CULVER. have2<known.the fam1ly for over 65 years. Said G.R. SfURGEON d1ed 1ntestate 1n the County of Douglas State of Kansas on or about the 5th day of April 1909 and left surv1v1ng h1m h1s w1dow Mary M. SPURGEON. andch1ldren Joseph W. SPURGEON. Ida E. GORDON. Magg1e DAVIDSON. and Jennie CULVER, said children being over 21, years old at the time of' -their fathers death aforesa1d. I was well acquainted w1th the finanCial condition of the estate of G~. SPURGEON. deceased. at the time of his death. and know that he died solvent. and that his debts have all been paid. Subscr1bed and sworn to before me this 19th day of Feb 1910. W.N. CLARK. My comm1s1on exp1res May 15 1911. (Seal) Notary ~:ub11c. Recorded June 2. 1910 at 9:03 A.M. '4~:!=PA~~S~~~~H~~~~o~~~~I~~~~. 2 KANSAS Fr6m the Annual Report of School Districts for the year ending 30 June 1898, . filed by L. DERSHEM, District Clerk on 2 August 1898. Located one mile southeast of Baldwin City. Age Student Age Student DERSHEM, Elmer HANrAM, Barbara Ben. Laurence Wm. , Gladyc KERNS, Gale LONGWOOD, Iva 16 20 16 12 10 8 6 6 SCOTT, Leota Clifford Vera WEIR, Maude RATLIFF, John YOUNG, Erma Claude 13 7 5 8 14 12 10 I Teacher: Clyde KUHN Director: W. D. KERNS, P.O. Baldwin, Ks. , Hrs. V.S. JARDON, P.O. Baldwin, Ks. Tre~surer: I Sub~itted by Jane Wiggins, Lawrence, KS ._---_._---------------- --------- �"WAKARUSA Townshl p Boy Meets Girl In the spring of 1909 I met Hattie Mae ROSE. She had come to the ~rackett Rural School to take her ninth grade finals. She arrived on a horse equipped with a sidesaddle--the first I had ever seen. We got acquainted that day. Since she had to pass our place on her way to town, I also was able to see her occasionally then. Later on we sometimes went to the Baptist Church together on Sundays. From that point we began to take in an occasional show at the "Nickel", the first moving picture show west of the Mississippi River. After the show, we could be found at Wiedemann's Confectionary Shop",-' drinking hot chocolate topped with either whipped cream or ice cream, and for another f:ive cents, a bowl of oyster crackers to accompany it. Another thing about our early acquaintance that I shall never forget was rece~v~ng a valentine from Hattie. About this time Hattie joined the Baptist Church. Rev. D.C. BROWN was its pastor. I remember him particularly as being accustomed to riding out from Lawrence on his bicycle two Sunday afternoons each month to hold services in the Barker School House. We often attended and I still claim the Baptist Church as my own even though I never became a member of it. In the summer of 1910 I left home and went to work for S.M. GENTRY, a farmer who lived near enough to Hattie's home so that I could walk to see her frequently at her parents' home where she lived 'along with her four younger-not-too-angelic brothers. Cdurtship Via Horse and Saddle Hattie attended high school for one and one-half years, rooming with the Jay BOND family in Lawrence, but illness caused her to leave school and prevented her returning later, so 'she went to work as a clerk, first in the Housemen's Clothing Store, then at Barteldes Seed Store and later at the Kaw Valley Creamery. An incident occurred about 1912 that I recall vividly. Hattie was rooming at the Healey Home, 712 Kentucky Street, where several o,ther girls also stayed. One evening when I arrived by horseback to calIon Hattie, r was besieged by all the girls asking me to remain there for the night. I promptly refused until I learned that on the previous night a large black man had climbed through an open window on the porch into the room of one of the girls. He was frightened away by her screams. A call to the police only 1/2 block away brought a response thirty minutes later, and': to make sure their arrival was expected by everyone, they came with sir~ns blasting. So I consented to remain for the night on the porch. You never saw girls move so fast in preparing me a bed there. I tied my horse to a tree in Central Park, and fortunately no one came along in the night and turned him loose. Courtship Via Horse and Buggy One spring day in 1912, I walked to Lawrence, rented a horse and buggy for ,$1. 50, picked up Hattie, drove eight miles southwest of Lawrence to the farm: where my brother Bill and his wife Myrtle lived, and spent the evening there. On the way back to town the weather changed and we liked to freeze. I took Hattie back to her rooming house, returned the' horse to his stable, �97 walked the five miles back to my place of employment. This warmed me as the day which had started out warm and balmy had turned bitter cold to the discomfort of both of us. Later'.that spring I moved back to myoId home with my father as failing health forced him to sell the home. We moved to the farm in Pleasant Valley where my brother Bill was living. Later that summer I bought brother Bill out and my father and I established a partnership. During this time Hattie had returned to her parental home fourteen miles from me, so I usually drove to the ROSE home on Saturday nights and remained there until Sunday night. Once in awhile it was nearer Monday morning when I got home. Often I would fall asleep in the saddle and let my horse take me home. On one of these occasions, Hattie and I started out early on Sunday m'orning for a family reunion to be held at the home of Hattie's uncle and aunt, Jake and Nancy C~lliINGS,who lived eight miles southwest of Stull. By the time I had made that sixteen~ile trip plus fourteen miles back to my place, I had had a day! Start of Our Married Life After about six years of getting "acquainted", Hattie and I were married on April 28, 1915. It was wild crabapple time, all in bloom. The wedding took place at the ROSE home with Rev. O.C. BROWN, the pastor. Several close relatives were there. We left for our new home--borrowing a pillow and walking around the hill to our future home. I still live there. , Hattie's maternal grandparents, Joseph H. and Martha (RANDOLPH) HARRISON had settled here in 1854 and had homesteaded this farm. The house nestles co'sily just under the brow of a hill on the sunny southern slope. Much of the lumber for it was hauled from Leavenworth by ox-cart, and so well was it built by its owner-builder that it stands today in good condition. Three generations were born in this house: Lucy HARRISON (ROSE), Hattie ROSE (WIGGINS), and our daughter Elizabeth WIGGINS (SANDERS). The day before our wedding, we bought our furniture from the C.J. ERICKSEN Company--a cookstove, kitchen cabinet, bed springs, mattress, dresser, buffet, oak rocking chair, round oak table, and 6 oak chairs at $1..75 each. That is all I can remember--the total for all was $125.00 delivered. Mrs. ERICKSEN took off $5.00 because we paid cash. With the $5.00, we bought things at Frank STRONG and Clark PRINGLE's grocery store--pepper, salt, spices, sugar, flour, lard and other items. The cash we paid. for the furniture was borrowed from Jack KELSEY, a cattle buyer, also a friend. I still have the round oak table and oak rocking chair. A few days after we were married, we we~e shivareed by ten men. When they arrived we were sound asleep but not for long! One man set his shotgun on the window sill near our bed--BOOM--we were not long getting up! We thought we had to dress up, which took time in the near dark room. The men.said, "If.you don't come out soon, we are coming in after you!" A few days later some of the men came to our place. They took up a collection and ,bought us six nice silver spoons. We were shivareed again by the women and kids. Next about our eats--we had milk, made our own butter and cottage cheese, did not have much meat.·We often had tuna salad. Hattie would put aster leaves in a bowl to make it look nice. We had the aster bed in an old corn planter wheel. When bringing our mules by the aster bed from the pasture, they ate some of the asters and made Hattie very unhappy. Often I would hum, "Asters by the brookside make asters in the brook , " which never failed to get a rise out of her. �98 We took in less than $150.00 the first year. We had no telephone bills, no lights, no gas. We sold some cream--got a check for 5l¢, butterfat l7¢ per pound. We raised some potatoes. Hattie baked bread--the first was a dandy, later she became a champion. Hattie was a good cook, an expert at making sour cream raisin pie, using lard to make the pie crust. We had a few chickens, enough 'eggs to get by. Fried eggs good and brown are good eating if you are hungry. I still would like to have some sour cream raisin pie, also some raw fried potatoes crusty. We had one cow giving milk, two heifers to be fresh later, several small heifers. In 1916, we had more ground to farm. It was a wet year, we planted the corn the third time. It was getting late by that time and Jack Frost finished it. The second year we butchered a hog--had meat, lard and also a telephone. The first year we were married we did not have meat very often. We would buy 25 cents worth of round steak and have brown gravy--a treat. We raised a few chickens, tried to have one big enough to eat by the 4th of July. Sometimes it would not be too big--maybe two pounds. We also had h,omemade ice cream and angelfood cake. We were poor, but happy. ,One time my mother-in-law brought a fried young squirrel to a picnic we had. It sure was good. Now we won't even eat one. Mr. ROSE always h,ad a big garden--winter onions, surely good in early spring. Also parsnips, and some years when cabbage was plentiful, they would make a barrel of kraut. I~ was kept in the smokehouse. They gave us some when digging it out (it was frozen) and surely good raw. They also buried apples. The ROSE boys and I would run our arms back in a hole and get an apple--sometimes the apple would taste like the ground, but good. Hattie loved flowers and had lots of them. She enjoyed the clubs she belonged to and especially the Lawrence Flower Club for which she helped judge flower shows several times. We planted many flowers and trees throughout the years. This year I counted 43 different flowers and 37 trees and bushes that bloom annually on our place. In the spring, I have a "Flower Day" and invite the ladies in the neighborhood to come and enjoy the flowers a~d have refreshments with me. I look forward to this each year. I James Blaine Wiggins November 23, 1983 James B. Wiggins, the son of Ida Luona KEENER and Frank Dudley WIGGINS, was born November 23, 1893, on a farm outside of Lawrence, Ks. The home where he was born and grew up is still standing--the stone house loc.ated just west of the Virginiq Inn on Highway 40. It now houses the offices of' Heritage Realty, and is co-owned by a great granddaughter of Frank WI~GINS, Mrs. Sandra GARBER. Hattie Mae ROSE was the daughter of Lucy Jane HARRISON and Siegel Albert ROSE. She was born March 24, 1893, Wakarusa Township, and died Ja~uary 9, 1952 at Kansas City, Kansas. Jim and Hattie had two daughters: Martha Elizabeth (Mrs. Charles SANDERS) and Bernice Doris (Mrs. James KNOX). Jim recently celebrated his 90th birthday and still lives on the farm in northwest Douglas County where Hattie and he started their married life. Submitted by Jane Wiggins, Lawrence, KS. - - - - - - - - - - - - ---- ----------GENEALOGIST: One who traces back your family as far as your mon'ey will go. --Anonymous I --~------ ----------~-- ,- �, ': - .~, '."- " -- -: . :." .. ~".-:\.~; 99 WILLOW SPRINGS Township, - .... - --" ----- - - - - - - - - , IEVEN'::::"~EARS~G_O .~.=-:... ,:-" -......----~----- -- - -------\ H"__ ',' ' ~(/" Pleasant Grove Items from the DallY Journal World, Wednesday, Aprll 16. 1913. p. 8 IIMr and Mrs. A.E. PUCKETT are enjoying a vlslt from Mrs. PUCKETT's nlece. Mrs. W.E. RICE and llttle son of Kansas Clty. They ,arrlved Sunday and wlll spend about a fortnlght at the two PUCKETT homes." "Mr. and Mrs. Wm. WREDE dlned wl th Mr. and Mrs. Wm. LYONS Sunday.1I "School meeting was rather sparsely attended, roads being ver:y mliddy. Mr. Ed D&Y was re-elected d1rector. School w1ll begln Sept. 15. 11 IIMiss Anna MILLER is plannlng to take a year's well-earned rest from her school work." IIMr.~and Mrs. GIMLET spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Emery ICE of Sigel. 1I "W1llow Springs and Columbla districts have engaged. the1r teachers for the com1ng year. 1I "Mrs. McNEES had 114 ch1ckens 1n her f1rst 1ncubator brood, hatched a week or two ago." "Mrs. Clyde PUCKETT has just taken off her f1rst brood of 1ncubator brood. She has 177 ch1cks from 181 tested eggs." "Elmer FLORY had h1s logs sawed 1nto lumber Saturday and Monday. He had 150 logs. He will commence work on ":his new barn in about two weeks." I "M1ss Fae ROTHROCK has been engaged to teach her second year ln the,Welcome d1strlct." "The Ladles Ald wlll meet wlth Mrs. Wm. LYONS Aprll J)Oth." IISunday school Was organlzed at the Grove church a week ago Sunday and is being well attended." A Ploneer~'IOne-who--remeinbers -when }ie-c-ould--have bought- -t}le- - - - - - --, --1 _t~~ £~~_~ th~~sand dollars .II---A~~~~~ ::~_________ -=--::~=-=:::.._--------=-"'-=----'- .::~-_----~-L- __ "Heredity is an omnlbus ln whlch all ancestdrs'rlde, and every now and then one of them puts hls head out and embarrasses us." ---Oliver Wendell Holmes I ----------------------------------- ._- -- ---- -- �100 I~BB_B.~ - Douglas COunty: II~t- \ COLMAN-"'I'wenty-seven descendants of Ezekiel and Mary Jane COLMAN met for a r~Un1on Sunday (October 23. 1983) at Kanwaka Hall to mark the 129th anniversary of the arrival of the COLMAN fam11y from Boston. in 1e54." SallY McCLURE w111 be president for the 1984 reunion. CORBIN and Allied fami11es-This reun10n takes place on the 4th Sunday in October. Contaot Jane Wiggins, Rt. 5. Box 54. La~rence. KS for 1nformation about the next reun1on. HUNSINGER-"Desoendants of Adam. Peter and Ph1111p HUNSINGER met Oct 30 for a reunion at the Douglas County 4-H Fairgrounds." Seventy-eighti!,i.persons attended. The next reun10n w111 be held the last~'Sunday 1n Ootober, 1985. Phyllis MILLIKEN will be next year's chairman. WIGGINS-Descendants of Dudley and Pr1sc111a WIGGINS. who se.ttled in Lawrence, KS in 1856. gathered for a family reunion on the 2nd Sunday 1n Ootober in Lawrenoe, KS. Contact E11zabeth SANDERS, Rt. 5. Box 220. Warrensburg, MO 64093 for information about the next reun~(:m. . Elsewhere: OWSLEY-The 'OWSLEY Fam1ly Histor1cal Soo1ety held their fifth annual meeting at the John Marshall Hotel in R1chmond. VA on 1.3 May 1983· Membersh1p Cha1rman is Albert W.L. MOORE. 1420 North Spring. Independanoe, MO. 64050. * * * * * /'. -_,,;. .--. ______ .,/;i;. :'~·~.-r--- -- . . _ I-·-·-':--". * ::..-... : ,_ A KANSAS~GEN;EALOO!s.T~~IN-=THE-':NEW$J' * I . j an',,",iii-aiir!iiit-iii1-c-;:;:ie-'-~'bAfy The' W1ch1tA Eagl.e~Beacon of 14 'Nov· 1983 pub11shed Ellen Sche~het entf;tle4 t'~~_~e;t~;;~l~~~an". '?h1_~.<~rt101e concerned genealog1st, Cheryl V.GI;GTLANDEB. who 11 ve's(near,u'Arkansas C1 ty. \i!1'r~.~(:yOIGTLANDER It has "helped f1nd. map anci' lnven tory all 57 cemeter1es 1n Cowley County, another eight 1n Sumner County and 12 1n Elk and Chautauqua counties." She and the Cowley County Genealogical Soc1ety hope to oatalogue cemeter,~e's:;~as far nd~th2a~~ Augusta. 1n Butler County. Mrs. VOIGTLANDEB 1s~'also the adm1n1strator of Cherokee Str1p L1ving Museum. located just south of Arkansas City. Artt'cle subml'tt~d by Irma K1dwell. �101 ~utrie~ Queries are free to members. They should state at least two facts to gain best results. Queries are also free to non-members, but must concern Kansas related ancestors of fifty years or earlier. JAHES LUDLOH I,NKERT Donald H. Vaughn, 1946 Barker, Lawrence, KS 66044 Seeking information on John J. JAMES and son George l<T. JA.lv1ES. George and family lived in Bourbon County, KS 1867 to 1872. Janet Reutter, 1809 Hest 21st Terrace, Lawrence, KS 66044 Looking for the parents of Samuel LUDLOH, born 21 March 1839 in Indiana, died 15 October 1908 in Lane Co., Kansas. Samuel \.,ras married on ? to Ellen \NKERT born 10 April 1842 in Louisa Co., Iowa, died 16 May 1924 in l.Jinfield, Kansas. I would also like information on her parents: Francis HYKERT and Elizabeth ? O'BRADY MURPHY GRIFFIN HADDOX COE Fay Talley, 2020 Emerald Drive, Lawrence, KS 66044 Need information on Anna Brigidad O'B~~YMURPHY, born 1820 in Ireland; married (1) James WJRPHY in 1850, where? He was killed in Quantrill's raid 1863. She married (2) Edward· GRIFFIN.'· She died in 1887, Baldwin City, Kansas. }irs. Judy Sweets, 2905 Moccasin Drive, Lawrence, KS 66044 Need marriage date and place of Moses HADDOX and Rachel COE. Their daughter, Martha, was born in 1795, probably in Edgefield District, S.C. Mrs. Joanna (Harmon) Ross, 805 N. 5th St., David City, NE 68632· l<TEIXELDORFER Seek inf()rmation on and relatives of RaymondWEIXELDORFER born vlEYERSLORFER 1883 in Eudora, Kansas and died 1909 in Kansas City, Hissouri. lVhat was his wife's name and did he have any children? Was he the Raymond l·TEYERSLORFER, age 2, on 1885 Anderson county census in City of Greeley? TUTCHER STEVENS BARDELL Hrs. Helen Stark Hendricks, 2425 Peppermint Dr., ~'Iodesto, CA 95355 Thomas TUTCHER, born 30 ~arch 1806 Somersetshire, England, died 11 February 1876, Pomona, Franklin Co., Kansas. ~farried Susan ( ) STEVENS on 18 June 1831 in England. ~~ere? She was born 4 April 1809, Devonshire, England, and died 21 February 1903 in Pomona, Kansas. They immigrated to U.S. in 1841. Need names, dates, etc. of their six children and any information available. Would like to correspond with any descendants of Thomas & Susan. Nary Bardell, 425 S .l.J. ~Jalnut Ave., Dundee, OR 97115 Looking for traces of John B. BARDELL, Elizabeth C; BARDELL and John C. BARDELL. Here living in Grant Township 1875. �102 PRAYER DILLON DESKINS FELTS RANDOLPH BOONE Maxine Hougland, Rt. 1, Box l53C, Perry, Kansas 66073 Harriett A. PRAYER; born around 1836 in South Carolina, settled in Wathena, Doniphan Co., KS in 1860. She married Luther DILLON, from Ohio, 2 November 1851 in St. Joseph, MO. Harriett died in 1874 and was buried in the corner of the farm. Deeds recorded in her name in Doniphan Co. are 1 acre in SW corner, NW 1/4 of 27-3-22 on 5 April 1867 from Luther DILLON, and Lot 7, Blk 14, Wathena, KS in November 1864. Does anyone know of a cemetery on these grounds in Wathena, Kansas? Any kind of information is appreciated. Mrs. Charles H. Sanders, Route 5, Box 220, Warrensburg, MO 64093 Was the Mary A. DESKINS listed in Douglas County, Kansas, Kanwaka Township census of 1875 as 46 years old, the daughter of Mary J. (FELTS) and Greensburg RANDOLPH of Jackson County, Missouri. . Mary J. FELTS was born in North Carolina on 11 April 1801 and Greensburg RANDOLPH was born in North Carolina in 1803/04. Was Mary A. DESKINS' first marriage. to Morgan BOONE, the son of Daniel BOONE? Was Francis DESKINS actually Francis BOONE from her marriage to Morgan BOONE? When did Mary A. and T.C. DESKINS marry? Need information on ancestors of Mary J. FELTS and Greensburg RANDOLPH. KAUFFMAN TROUT Marion Lukens, 3150 La Plata, Hacienda Heights, CA 91745 Looking for information on Charles E. KAUFFMAN and wife Eliza Eva TROUT. Living in ward 5 North Lawrence in 1875. HOLLOWAY FITZGERALD SLAYDEN DODSON Wilma Morton Vaughn, 1946 Barker, Lawrence, KS 66044 Will exchange information on these families circa 1700-1775, Virginia. James HOLLOWAY, John FITZGERALD, Stokeley SLAYDEN and Thomas DODSON. PEARCE DONOVAN KUNKLE Janet Reutter, 1809 West 21st Terrace, Lawrence, KS 66044 Would like information on the parents of Homer Douglas PEARCE. born 21 August 1881 in Maitland, Missouri, died 10 January 1940 in Seligmann, Missouri. Homer was married in 1903 to Bertha Mabel DONOVAN, born 17 September 1881 in Frankfort, Kansas, died 1 Sept. 1967 in Nevada, Missouri. Homer's parents were Abram PEARCE and Julia KUNKLE. SAUM Patricia J. Williams, P.O. Box 370, Ocean Park, WA 98640 Need information about C.F. SAUM, Randolph SAUM and his wife Mary. Living in Grant Township in 1870 and North Lawrence, 1875. HULSOPPLE BUCKHART Mrs. Delores Hulsopple, 32750 Stone Road, Harren, OR 97053 Will share information about Jacob HULSOPPLE and his wife Barbara Eve BUCKHART, married in Douglas County in 1866. THAYER DAVIS Donald Vaughn, 1946 Barker, Lawrence, KS 66044 Seeking parents of Warren Potter THAYER born Canada 1841-42, and his brother Chauncey R. THAYER born 29 Oct. 1834, St. Lawrence Co., New York. Judy M. Sweets, 2905 Moccasin Drive, Lawrence, KS 66044 Would like to have maiden name of Mary, the wife of Christopher DAVIS. Christopher DAVIS died in Anson Co., NC in 1785. �103 NICKEL RUSH PATTERSON HOLLIDAY STRATTON NICKLES NICKLE NICHOLS Mrs. Joanna (Harmon) Ross, 805 N. 5th St., David City, NE 68632 Looking for information on and descendants of David NICKEL, born 1828 and wife, Sophia RUSH, born 1832, in Indiana. They were married in Vermillion County, Indiana in 1850. They arrived in Osage County, Kansas in 1868. Children: Laura, born 1851 (Mrs. Eli PATTERSON); Margaret Eleanor,- born 1852 (Mrs. William HOLLIDAY) ; Joseph A., born 1861; and Alonzo C., born 1872 (both married STRATTON girls). Believe David NICKEL had brothers: William NICKLES, Oliver NICKLE, and Walter or Walker NICHOLS. Maxine P. Hougland, Rt. 1, Box l53C, Perry, Kansas 66073 Want information on Moses HOUGLAND, born 1773, VA, died after 1860, Scotts Co., IN, married 3 Dec. 1792, Shelbyville, Shelby Co., KY to Sarah EGIN or AGAN. She was born 1775 and died 1840, Scott Co., IN. Who are their children? Known children are (1) Aaron HOGLAND, b. 1797, md. Annie Collandar BAKER on 17 June 1817 in Henry Co., KY. She was born 1798, Maryland and died after 1865, Linn Co., MO; (2) Strother, born 1812, KY, and married Elizabeth CHASTEEN, 27 Mar. 1835, Scott Co., IN. HOUGLAND EGIN AGAN HOGLAND BAKER CHASTEEN BARTON McCLURE Norma Baxter, 222 Providence Road, Lawrence, KS 66044 Need information on Addie Maud BARTON, born 1868, died 1950. She married Frank Elwood McCLURE in Baldwin, Douglas Co., Kansas. He died June 1942, Baldwin, Kansas. MORTON HILL Wilma Morton Vaughn, 1946 Barker, Lawrence, KS 66044 Will exchange information on James F. MORTON and wife Ellen HILL. Living in Beaver Co., PA 1842. Moved to Illinois. Son James Alexander MORTON married in Pike Co., IL 1870. Mrs. Fay Talley, 2020 Emerald Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 Looking for information on Lewis WILLIAMS, son of John WILLIAMS, born 12 Aug. 1806, Virginia, died 22 Feb. 1871, Willow Springs, Douglas Co., Kansas. Lewis Married Susan PETERS 1826 in Scott Co., Virginia. Susan was born 13 Sept. 1802 in Pennsylvania and died June 1899 (?) in Willow Springs, Douglas Co., Ks. She was the daughter of Jacob PETERS and Catherine EACKER. They moved to Johnson Co., KY in 1837, then to Lawrence Co., KY in 1839. In 1854, they moved to Jackson Co., MO, then in 1855 to Willow '. Springs Twp., Douglas Co., KS. Both are buried in the Williams \\ Cemetery, Douglas Co., KS. WILLIAMS PETERS EACKER -~-- - --------------------=--~-- ,,I ~~-~-- ,,' : I First 1nstallment of Douglas County D1vol"oes (1863-83): Informat1on abstraoted from Douglas County d1voroe reoords_. F1rst 1nstallment of ~ Index to Douglas County Cr1m1nal Records (Dooket Book I-Nov 1863-Feb 1878) . - --,- ------ ---- ---- - - - - - - - - - . - - ----- --'- ~ ---~ - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Title A name given to the resource The Pioneer, Vol. 7, No. 2: Fall 1983 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 7 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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