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BEms;' N.Y. 1873 Inside of back cover: A copy of a portion of a page of The Freemenl§ Champion, Prairie City, KS, dated July 8, 1858. , - - --".- ." - I L _____ ----------, �THE PIONEER Published Quarterly by The Douglas County Genealogical Society P.O. Box 3664 Lawrence, Kansas 66044 ISSN 0739-4101 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------March 1984 yolo VII, No. 3 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------Page Contents In Memoriam. New Members. . . • . • Family Records RHODES Family Bible Records . Ahnentafel of Jean SNEDEGER. . • Ahnentafel of John Virgil BANTA, Jr . . Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records (1873) . Brides Index to Douglas Co., KS Marriage Records (1873). "Divorce Records-Unexpected Genealogical Treasure" . . . . Abstracts of Petitions for Divorce Filed in Douglas County, Kansas 1864-1884 (1st installment) . . . • . . Bermuda, Hiding Place of "Lost Ancestors". Burial Place of "Lost'/Union Soldiers . '. . New-Family Registry Project. Unclaimed Property . . . ... . . . . . Lawrence, Kansas Jails . • . . . . . Index to Criminal Docket Book I ("A" through "I") . . C.W. SMITH Mortuary Book (LAWSON, Margaret to McCLURE, Mrs. S.J.). Family Reunions. . ....• "In the News". . . . . . . . . . . . . Townships CLINTON-Daniel VANCIL Estate Sale Bill. . EUDORA-Biographical Sketches of William GARDNER and Winslow DAVIS. . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . GRANT-Early Businesses in North Lawrence. . . KANWAKA-Abstract of Will of John A. WAKEFIELD and Obituary of John A. WAKEFIELD. . . . . . . LECOMPTON-Index to Vital Statistics from The Lecompton Monitor beginning June 4, 1885. •..... MARION-Biographical Sketch of Francis M. -JENKINS. . PALMYRA-Prairie City History . . . . . . . . . . . . Advertisements from The Freemen's Champion. WAKARUSA-Lawrence, Kansas Streets Renamed Lakeview School District # 1 . . WILLOW SPRINGS-Worden United Methodist Church l15th Anniversary • . Queries. . . . . . . . . . . 104 104 105 · 106 · 107 · 108 115 120 121 129 · . 129 • • • • • • 130 130 132 133 139 · 143 143 · 144 145 146 · 147 * * * * * * The Douglas County Genealogical Society is a non-profit organization with regularly scheduled meetings the second Tuesday night of each month, 7:30 P.M~, meeting place to be announced. Mini-workshops are held the third Saturday afternoon of each month at 1:00 P.M. in the Gallery Room of the Lawrence Public Library. Membership fees are $7.50 single, $8.50 family. The fiscal year is from July 1 to June 30 of the following year. 148 149 150 151 153 153 154 155 �104 BAX'rER, Norma, 222 Providence, Lawrence, is 66044 BRADFORD, Linda, P.O. Box 736, Heber Springs, Ali 72543 DEAN, Carol, 2501 Kristin Ave., Gillette, WY 82716 GOSS, Carrol W., fYi.D., Box 458 Lamont, CA 93241 GUTHRIE, William M., 11513 107th St. S.W., Tacoma, WA 98498 JOH1\jSON, Robert W., Rt. 5, Box 218, Lawrence, KS 66044 KRISCHE, Donna. 2457 Missouri St., Lawrence. KS 66044 NON TELL • R.L. (Mr.) R.R. 2, Box 276, Lawrence, KS 66044 NEFF, Alene, 3022 Cloudcrest, La Crescenta. CA 91214 RICE, Kathyrn L., 1915 N. St., Gering, NE 69341 SAYLER, John G. (r1r. and Mrs.), 3019 Topeka Lane, Lawrence ,KS 66044 SNEEGAS, Janiece J:, 1600 W. Bradley M 244, Champalgn, IL 61821 TUCKER, Henrletta ~., 326 S. Cedar. Apt 3, Ottawa. KS 66067 Chan'gea, of L. L-- AddXess . -.J, NEELLY, Robble, 202 Plnecone Dr •• Lawrence, KS 66044 WHIPPLE. Judl th C., 76439. Alston Nayger Rd., Rainier. OR 97048 DALE, Shella R. (CANP), Box 44. Overbrook, KS 66525 I I' �,~--, l , The, following Bible records were submitted by Judith C. Whipple of Rainier. Oregon. They are taken from the Bible of her great-grandparents. Lycurgus and Sarah Caroline MATTHEWS RHODES who lived and died in Lawrence. Kansas. Lycurgus RHODES was born in Hanoverton. Ohio in 1819 and his wife. Sarah Caroline ,MATTHEWS was born in Morgantown. West Virginia in 1839. Their daughter Lillian Iona RHODES. from whom Mrs. Whipple traces her descent was born in Noble Co •• Ohio in 1870. The Bible is in the possession of Mrs. (Wm.) Dorothy COX CORCORAN. The Title page reads as follows: The Holy Bible. International Bible Agency. 150 Fifth Avenue. New York. and The Christian Herald. Louis Klopsch. Proprietor. 92 Bible House. New York. No date on title page. '----. Lycurgus RtODEs' ~a~ 'born -5th ~d~y-'of September 1819 AD' , Sarah J~ar?ft.ine RHODES was born 10th day of December 1839 A.D. Minisota L. RHODES was born 12th day of March 1866. Frank McIntyre RHODES was born 14th February 1868. Lillian Iona RHODES was born 6th day of August 1870 Nora Etta Lee RHODES was born 18th May 1873. William Luther RHODES was born 22nd day of September 1875· Lealdes Overton RHODES was born 16th day of July 1878. Harry Rexford-RHODES was bqrn 25th day of February 1890. Leona May RH9DES was born 31th day:of o.ctober 1895~ -- - - - ------Marriages: ~',) ,:,- ,---- -, -, Lycurgus BROnES and Sarah Caroline MAT¢H<EWS;:;J5'~~;1,~ma:rr1-ed 27th day of June 1865 :r. "-.;;( Minisota L. RHODES and Lewis B. SMITH were married Aug 23. 1892 Lillian Iona RHODES was married June 18- 1892 to William Ellis PEARSON Also October 31. 1906 to Lemuel COX Lealdes Overton RHODES was married to Alma Ella KERR Mch 2. 1904 Deaths: William Luther RHODES died Lycurgus RHODES died December 17- 1903 at Lawrence. Kansas Sarah Caroline RHODES Died July 11-1928 @ 3:25 oclock* ~CQeath_cf~ti~tcate in ,D;@llglaS Co. says 1927) Births: ' .. ~- ,,\\{:~/ _, .. _~j- . '_' .... L, �106 DIED 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 22. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 36. 37. 48. 49. 52. 53. 56. 57. 58. 59. 62. 63. 76. 77. 112. 113. 116. 117. 118. 119. Bonnie (married Charles Ervin SNEDEGER) Clarence Carl CHAPMAN Lois Josephine CREVISTON William Perry CHAPMAN Mattie Ann JONES Otis Elmer CREVISTON Anna Belle BRYSON John C. CHAPMAN Orpha RIGGS George R. JONES Catherine Ann MCCLINTOCK E1am Previne CREVISTON Lois.Virginia HUFTILE Daniel Washington BRYSON Sarah Rebecca BUTLER William CHAPMAN Elizabeth FISHER Thomas RIGGS Millie CABBAGE Horatio (?) JONES Samuel MCCLINTOCK Harvey CREVISTON Mary LIGHT Martin HUFTILE Rhoda LARGE Andrew Madison BRYSON Jane Caroline PEEK Nathan (?) BUTLER Rosana FLEMING Isaiah RIGGS Ruth MURRAY Joseph J. CREVISTON, Sr. Sarah KEPLER J. HUFTILE Ann Capt. Daniel BRYSON Martha MORROW David PEEK Mary "Polly" HENDERSON Eli FLEMING Sarah John CABBAGE Catharine MOYERS William BRYSON, Jr. Isabell HOLMES William PEEK Elizabeth SHOCKLEY Charles HENDERSON Edy (EDIA) MONTGOMERY 1928 Ks. 1944 Calif. 1906 1905 1865 1870 1879 1885 1820 1826 1829 1840 1853 1857 1847 1859 1923 Ks. Mo. Ks. Ind. Mo. Mich. Ks. Tenn. Tenn. Ind. Tenn. Ind. Ohio s.C. Ks. Va. Va. 1802 Tenn. 1802 Tenn. 1843 1830 1829 1834 1812 1820 1836 1837 1773 N.C. Pa. W. Va. Pa. Eng. s.C. N.C. Ind. Ind. Tenn. 1797 Pa. 1802 Pa. 1808 Eng. 1810 Eng. 1756 Pa. 1780 S.C. 1777 1785 1804·Ky. 1811 Ky. 1758 Pa. 1732 Pa. Scot. 1755 Va. 1750 1764 1764 1888 Mo. 1904 Ks. 1843 Tenn. 1869 Mo. 1875 Mich. 1875 Ks. 1983 1973 1938 1944 1966 1965 1902 1910 1914 1911 1923 1945 1913 1926 1854 Ks. Ks. Ks. Ks. Ks. Ks. Mo. Mo. Mo. Mo. Ks. Ks. Ks. Ks. 1848 Ind. 1901 Ks. Ks. 1840 1874 N.C. 1900 N.C. 1801 Tenn. Tenn. 1822 1875 Ind. 1874 Ind. 1807 1844 N.C. 1867 Ga. 1812 Tenn. 1852 Tenn. 1836 Tenn. 1788 1776 Va. 1782 N.C. 1840 1843 S.C. 1842 �107 AHNENTAFEL OF JEAN SNEDEGER (con't) 224. 225. 234. 235. 236. 237. 332. 333. 450. 45l. 468. 469. 664. 665. 900. 90l. 902. 936. 937. William BRYSON~ Sr. Elizabeth COUNTRYMAN James SHOCKLEY Margaret Thomas HENDERSON Frances George PEEK Elizabeth SPENCER Andreas Franz CONTERMANN Siby11a SCHARRMANN David SHOCKLEY Grace John PEEK Ann Johann Fridrich CONTERMANN Marie Barbara Johann Henrich SCHARRMANN Richard SHOCKLEY Ann BOYDEN DIED MARRIED BORN 1700 Ire. 1716 N.Y. 1714 1834 N.C. 1806 S.C. 1811 S.C. 1810 1720 Va. 1720 Va. 1715 1685 Md. Ger~' Ger. 1632 Eng. Submitted by Jean Snedeger, 1638 Rhode Island St., Lawrence, Kansas , , 66044 .~\-- ~ _~ BORN 1. John Virgil M~A ~ Jr. 1925 MO (married Mary Katherine ZINK) 2. John Virgil BANTA 1897 MO .33. Mary Reba ALLEN 1902 MO 1.~4. Washington Adam BANTA 1870 MO 9. Ada Elizabeth MESSER 1877 MO 6. WIJ11Iam Leonard ALLEN 1870 MO 7. LilliannAnge1 GOFORTH 1~78/1879 MO 8. Henry BANTA 1835 IND 9~ Sarah Elizabeth HAYNES 1836 Ohio 10. John Elijah MESSER 1840 MO 11. Collie GARNER 1850 TENN 12. WIlII.am: R. ALLEN 1827 TENN 13. Ma~thaaROBERTS 1829 TENN 16. WashIngton Adam BANTA 1812 KY 17. Sarah Elizabeth CROWDER 181'5 KY 18. Peter HAYNES FA 19. Elizabeth JUDEA 1800 FA 24. Josia ALLEN 1800 TENN 25. Sarah DALE TENN Compiled and submitted by: John V. Banta, Jr. 2209 Kingston Drive Lawrence, Kansas 66044 NARRIED DIED 1950 KS 1921 MO 1893 MO 1893 MO IND 1851 TENN 1831 IND TENN 1980 1976 1944 1952 1944 1906 1878 1880 1913 1907 1904 1885 1881 1884 TEX TEX KS MO KS MO MO MO MO MO MO MO IND IND MO MO 1846 TENN 1872 TENN �r-----"'"-- - ~. -'- - -..... ~Do.UGLAS COill\TY, ,KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS-l 8.1.3 ~/ - r From Book 4 in the,Office of the Clerk of the Specialized Division of the District Court, Room 144 Law and Judicial :Building, Lwarence, Kansas. Compiled by Edna Welling and Vtvian Clough. Br~degroom ADAMS, Jessee Jefferson Co., KS ADAMSON, Robert E. AHLSTROM, Charle s J. ALDER, John W. ANDERSON, Charles G. ANTHONY, Mark ARNOLD, Jacob Osage Co., KS AUGHBAUGH (AUBAUGH), William H. BABEY, Mathew Dg. Co., KS BADSKY, Thomas F. BARBER, T. Allen BARKER, Simon H. BARNHISEL, William H. BATDORF, Jessee S. BENAS, Morris Dg. Co., KS BENSON, Peter BLISS, Ethan Cedar Rapids, IA BORDER, Samuel B. BOYD, Thomas BRATTON, Henry Miami Co., KS BRECHEISEN, Peter BRIGGS, William H. Howard Co., KS BROWN, James Bride HATTEN, Emily J. Jefferson Co., KS MORSE, Alice PETERSON, Hoda L. PEASE,' EUnice M. PETERSON, Matilda I. ,PEMBERTON, EllDDa 'BYERLEY,' Sarah J. Douglas Co., KS . SREPESA, Mary HO I..ME S, Mary Johnson Co., KS ROY, Mary A. NORTON, Melinda A. SIMPSON, Della BRUCE, Laura A. GAUMER, Mary E. TUGENDREICH, Louise Colo. JOHNSON, Sophia BROOKS, Bertha Cedar Rapids, IA WILLIAMS, Prescil1a DUNN, Anna M. COTTON, Elizabeth Dg. Co., KS NElS, caroline OKERSON, Sarah E. Howard Co., KS SMITH, Mary Jane Date & Place if other than Lawrence Officiant 14 Mar. 1873 Dougl as Co., KS 13 May 1873 10 May 1873 19 Sept. 1873 9 Jan. 1873 16 July 1873 27 Nov. 1873 Doug1 as Co., KS 31 Dec. 1873 John G.A.Norton, P.J. 15 May 1873 O.G. Richards, J.P. 6 Feb. 1873 1 Jan. 1873 25 Dec. 1873 11 Nov. 1873 30 Mar. 1873 6 Apr. 1873 Andrew Stout, M.G. Richard Cordley, M.G. An drew Carper, M. G• W.K. Marshall, M.G. T.L. Gardner, MGG. John G.A. Norton, P.J. 7 Apr. 1873 31 Dec. 1873 S.I Osterberg, M.G. W.C. Brooks, M.G. 8 Mar. 1873 4 Mar. 1873 1 Jan. 1873 Richard Cord1ey, M.G. J.C. Herron, M.G. J. Boynton (7) 25 Dec. 1873 24 Aug. 1873 Dg. Co., KS 20 Dec. 1873 Oscar G. Richards, J.P. P.H. Gee1an, J.P. T. L. Gardner, M.G. John G.A.Norton, P.J. W.C. Brooks, Rev. John S. Brown, Rev. Richard Ricketts, M.G. John G.A.Norton, P.J. A. Carper, M.G • .\ Albert M. Richardson, Min. �Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1873-cont'd Bridegroom Bride BUCKNER, George B. Osage Co., KS BURNS, Joseph CAREY, George W. CARRUTH, James A. CARTER, Allen CHEVALIER, John B. CHOTAU, Thomas CLARK, Jordan CLARKSON, Burthaer A. COATS, Hester P. Osage Co., KS COCHRAN, William H. CO.EFIN, Samuel D. CONARD, George B. COOP, David Leavenworth Co., KS COOP, Napoleon L. COOPER, William A. Leavenworth Co., KS COTTINGHAM, James W. Montgomery Co., KS COWEN, Al exander CRAVENS, Reece CRAWFORD, James CUNNINGTON, William DAVIES, Samuel H. Wamego, KS DAVIS, Thomas R. DAY, James W. DEAY, Louis M. DEE, Thomas DEVEREAUX, Edward Clifton DE WOLFE; Wm. M. .. St. Joseph, Mo. DIGGS, Al vin S. DOBSON, Thomas Jefferson Co., KS .1 HA YOON, Sarah E. Dg. Co., KS LEEKA, Amy REES, Mary KIMBALL, Fannie E. LEITRIDGE, Cynthia SIMMONS, Jennie I.(J.1) STEWART, Perme1ia KANNEDY, Susan J. WILSON, Ellena L. MC DONALD, Mary E. Dg. Co., KS MILLER, Sarah D. ANDERSON, Mary A. MC KEWEN, Magg ie MC DOWELL, Mary Dg. Co., KS WAKELY, Louisa J. HOWARD, Mary Jane Leavenworth Co., KS POOR, Flora A. '. Dg. Co., KS KIZER, Mary Harriet BOYD, Lucinda BELL, Ellen STEWARD, Mary E. JONES, Mary F. Wamego, KS GP..GES, Cyandi HAWES, Ann ELAM, Ella ROBERTS, Ellen BULLENE, Susan A. MC CLURE, .Mary E. Dg. Co., KS LEPORTE, Annie L. ROBERTS, Francene Jefferson Co., KS Date & Place if other than Lawrence 15 Jan. 1873 Officiant T.W. Henderson, M.G. 18 Sep. 1873 1 Nov. 1873 18 Nov. 1873 5 Mar. 1873 3 July 1873 15 Feb. 1873 18 June 1873 1 Apr. 1873 2 Oct. 1873 John G.A.Norton, P.J. J.E. Rudisill, M.G. Richard Cordley, Rev. Richard Ricketts, M.G. John G.A. Norton, P.J. Richard Ricketts, M.G. John G.A. Norton, P.J. R. L. Harford, M.G, John G.A. Norton, P.J. 23 Aug. 1873 18(1) Oct. 1873 9 Jan. 1873 24 Oct. 1873 John G.A. Norton, P.J. Daniel Read, Pastor James M. Hendry, P.J. Oscar G. Richards, J.P. 30 Jan. 1873 22 June 1873 Daniel Phenicie, J.P. D. H. Hickok, Elder Leavenworth~Co., '" KS 25 Jan. 1873 John G.A. Norton, P.J. 25 Dec. 1873 5 July 1873 8 Jan. 1873 21 Dec •. 1873 13 Nov. i873 Topeka, Shawnee Co., KS 18 Mar. 1873 13 Feb. 1873 18 Sept. 1873 15 Sept. 1873 24 Dec. 1873 12 }l!lle ,-1873 John G.A. Norton, P.J. D.G. Lett, M.G. D. Read, M.G. William Kneale, Min. I. I. Thompson, M.G. 21 Sept. 1873 30 Mar. 1873 Jefferson Co., KS ....o Peter Brubaker, M.G. A. Parsons, J.P. John Wilder, J.P. J.F. Cunningham, Priest D. Otis Kellogg, Jr., clergy Richard Cord1ey, M.G. Edward R. Sanborn, Min. John W. Davis, J.P. �Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1873-cont'd Bridegroom DONNELLY, James DOUGLAS, Thomas T. EBERHART, John S. EDDY, Jefferson - EDER, Sabast ian Johnson Co., KS EGGERT, Fred EISENBERG, George Fort Larned, KS EMB LETON, John Spark EMERY, Josiah B. I -_O.sag~ ~o.", KS ERVIN, A1 fred M. Clark Co., Iowa EVANS, Job FARMER, Albert Dg. Co., KS FISHER, Anson W. FORD, William r --- -- - - - - , ,GALLETLY, Charles 1 GAUSNEL, Reuben -Leavenworth Co., KS GASNELL, Zachariah W. Leavenworth Co., KS GRIGGS, Elijah W. GROSHEIDER, Henry HAAS, John HAELSIG, Trawgott L. HAIRRELL, James A. HALE, Amos H. HALL, Will iam N. HAMILTON, Joshua HANES, Daniel H. HANFORD, Edwin H. Chicago, Ill. HANLEY, Owen ~ Bride MC CONNELL, Maggie CALDWELL, LiZzie RE:YNOLDS, Mary E. DUMERAY, Louisa NEWSTIFTER, Mary Dg. Co., KS AVERY, Elizabeth VITT, Louisa Dg. Co., KS. MATHEWS, Melinda A. GERMAN, Sarah T. Wisconsin LANDS, Rebecca A. Madison Co., IA NOBLE, Sarah A. MIZE, E1 izabeth Johnson Co., KS BOND, Melvina BOOKER, A1 ice BERRY, Elizabeth A. JAQUATH, Polly Ann Leavensorth Co., KS LEE, Emma LeavenworthpCo., KS WINN IE, A1 idia HERBOLDSHEIMER, Ida WHMANN, Lou ise GERSTENBERGER, Rose M. PRESTON, Angeline VAN DENBERG, Corinne ORME, Elizabeth S. SHEPHERD, Martha J. LAWSON, Dorissa Brooks, Carrie M. Dg. Co., KSa GRAY, J ohana Date & Place if other than Lawren~ 30 Sept. 1873 - license only 21 Jan. 1873 26 Aug. 1873 6 Jan. 1873 14 Dec. 1873 Officiant John G.A. Norton~ P.J. John G.A. Norton, P.J. uJ.l'B .ISaxman, J.P. James Christian, J.P. A. Carius, Priest 1 Sept. 1873 8 July 1873 W.K. Marshall, Min. A. Carius, Priest 7 May 1873 28 May 1873 Edward Gill, Min. D. Read, M.G. 3 Apr. 1873 Dg. Co., KS 7 Apr. 1873 25 Sept. 1873 Kaw Valley, KS 1 Jan. 1873 3- Apr. 1873 11 Dec. 1873 2 Oct. 1873 John G.A. Norton, P.J. 27 July 1873 Leavenworth Co., KS 24 Aug. 1873 6 May 1873 28 Dec. 1873 4 Mar. 1873 20 Feb. 1873 2 Sept. 1873 18 Sept. 1873 12 June 1873 7 Dec. 1873 31 Dec. 1873 Dg. Co., KS 11 Aug. 1873 Albert M. Richardson, M.G. Will iam Kneale, Min. Silas Bond, J.P. James Christi~J_~'P, \T.-C~- K~e--(?) -- __ ........ ~ Samuel Kretsinger, M.G. D.H. Hickok, Elder, M.G. James Christian, J.P. A. A. Trimper, M.G. John G.A. Norton, P.J. Christian Haas, M.G. Dexter Tucker, M.G. D. Read, M.G. D. Otis Kellogg, Jr., M.G. Richard Ricketts, M.G. W.W. Nelson, Elder W.C. Brooks, M.G. F.X. Uusan, Priest 0 �Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1873-cont'd ~ridegroom HARFORD, Robert L. HASELRIG, George HAWORnI, Solomon Miami Co., KS HELTON, Andrew J. HENDRIX, Erastus Dg. Co., KS HENSBARGER, Wm. D. Dickson Co., Nebr • HINDMAN, Alonzo G. HINDS, Wiley California HOBBS, Francis M. HOBELMANN, Augustus L. Cincinnati, Ohio HOEAL, Aloyse HOFER, Benjamin F. HOUSTON, James HOWARD, James Ottawa, KS HUMPHRIES, John W. Jeff. Co., KS ILIFF, John M. JAMESON, James M. JEFFERSON, Carrol JOHNSON, Lawrence JOHNSON, Peter JONES, James M. JONES, Hugh J.(I.) JONNEYCAKE, Robert J .E-. Indian Territory JOY, James R. KILLINGER, George JJ'etf. Co., KS KINZIE, James T. Franklin Co., KS KINZY, John R. & Place if other than Lawrence Bride Date Officiant FRAZER, Mary E. RILEY, Nancy J .M. PUTNAM, Lucy L. Dg. Co., KS LIETH, Amanda STOVER, Ella Dg. Co., KS OSWOTH, Elizabeth Dg. Co., KS BAILEY, Emma MC KINNEY, Lucy Leavenworth Co., KS DAVIS, Matilda VAN WELY, Annie Dg. Co., KS SCHOPPE, Francis HANSELMAN, Caroline LEWIS, Minnie YOUNG, Jennie H. Ottawa, KS HOLll\DAY, Anna Jeff. Co., KS BRASS, Ella GILL, Elizabeth I. SCROGGS, Jane BOWER$:~. Henrietta ANDERSON, Christine COPELAND, Nancy J. WOOD, Mary J.(I.) COLLINS, Lucinda E. Indian Territory HALLMARK, Nancy J. BALCH, carol ine Jeff. Co., KS FISHBRUN, E1 izabeth H. Dg. Co. WOOD, Nancy A. 31 Mar. 1873 11 Feb. 1873 12 Apr. 1873 Dg. Co., KS 4 Jan. 1873 21 Dec. 1873 Monmouth Twp. Shawnee Co., KS 18 Jan. 1873 N. Green, M.G. Dudley Lee, M.G. John Bower, M.G. 20 Mar. 1873 13 Apr. 1873 Dg. Co., KS 1 Jan. 1873 1 Apr. 1873 John Ingle, M.G. Gabriel Gray, M.G. James M. Hendry, P.J. J. M. Whitehead, J.P. John K. Dunns, Rector Daniel Phenicio, J.P. Albert M. Richardson, M.G. 21 May 1873 17 Oct. 1873 7 Aug. 1873 8 Feb. 1873 Lawrence, KS 21 Sept. 1873 Williamstown, KS 17 Apr. 1873 13 Nov. 1873 24 Sept. 1873 6 Mar. 1873 12 Aug. 1873 4 Sept. 1873 31 Oct. 1873 25 Jan. 1873 A. Carius, Priest James Boicourt, M.G. Geo. W. Smith, J.P. James Christian, J.P. 23 Mar. 1873 21 Aug. 1873 Jeff. Co., KS 9 Jan. 1873 Andrew Stout, M.G. Benjamin F. Moore, M.G. 21 Dec. 1873 William Draper, J.P. John Holladay, M.G. David Shuck, M.G. A.A. Trimper, M.G. Dudley Lee, M.G. H.R. Riemer, M.\G. John G.A. Norton, P.J. W. K. Marshall, J.P. James Bryson, Rev. John A. Harper, J.P. George Barnhart, Min. �Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1873-cont'd Bridegroom KIZER, Samuel H. KOHLAR, Will iam KRAMER, caspar KUHNE, William LATHROP, Alexander H. LEWIS, Andrew LEWIS, Lawson LEWIS, Peter LOFGREN, Frans T. LOGAN, David LONG, El isha LOSEY, Will iam Dg. Co. ,KS LOSH, Andrew Osage Co., KS LOSS, Paul L. LOVE, Will iam Leavenworth Co., KS MACY, John G. MANSON, Earnest MARLEY, Haywood Johnson Co., KS MARTIN, John Cowley Co., KS MASONBRINK, Charles MC COY, Hiram M. Jefferson Co., KS MC DONALD, John MC GRUDER, Thomas MC KINZIE, Francis M. Marion, KS MEILLS, Austin R. METSKER, Martin W. MICHAEL, William A. MILLARD, Francis O. MILLER, William C. MITCHELL, David L. Bride HO LLOWAY, Laura A. SPARSHUK, Theresa HOLYOPFEL, Elizabeth GROH, El izabeth AGER, Anna E. JENKINS, Phebe A. ANDERSON, E1 izabeth WILSON, Leanna SVENSON, Hanna TAYLOR, Ettie CANFIELD, Jennie SHOTTA, Martha E. Jefferson Co., KS LEVY (LONG), Mary A. Cincinnati, Ohio MUELLER, Fredericke ALLEN, Nancy Leavenworth Co., KS HARRELL, Ruth E. PETERSON, Clara ORENDER, Martha Dg. Co., KS WOODSON, Jane Wyandotte Co., KS BACH, Mary Theresia WORTHINGTON, Mary E. Jefferson Co., KS BERRY, Hannah ADAMS, Katie BROOKS, Anna B. Dg. Co., KS MC DAW, Ettie C. SOOUP, Mary E. BANKS, Julia A. THORPE, Caroline M. CHURCHILL, Sadie I. CROUCH, Susan Date & Place if other than Lawrence Officiant 29 Dec. 1873 17 Feb. 1873 24 Aug. 1873 14 Sept. 1873 31 Dec. 1873 14 Apr. 1873 23 Oct. 1873 11 Dec. 1873 10 Oct. 1873 6 Feb. 1873 27 Mar. <1873 6 Nov. 1873 Jeff. Co., KS. 14 Oct. 1873 Lawr., KS 30 Sept. 1873 27 Mar. 1873 John S.A. Norton, P.J. John G.A. Norton, P.J. Conrad Mardoff, Min. A.A. Trimper, M.G. W.K. Marshall, M.G. James Christian, J.P. Dudley Lee, M.G. A.C. Carper, Pastor W.K. Marshall, M.G. A. Parsons, J.P. James E. Hilkey, M.G. James Carney, M.G. 30 June 1873 9 June 1873 13 Nov. 1873 E.G. Macy, J.P. John S. Brown, Rev. Joseph Lovelace, J.P. 3 Aug. 1873 D. G. Lett, M.G. 20 July 1873 - Mt. Carme1(?) 2 Feb. 1873 Jefferson Co., KS 4 Sept. 1873 13 Sept. 1873 3 Apr. 1873 Albert Herman, Priest H.K. Muth, Min. Hector Barker, Rev. John G.A. Norton, P.J. John G.A. Norton, P.J. 8 Jan. 1873 2 Jan. 1873 6 Feb. 1873 22 June 1873 26 May 1873 2 Dec. 1873 D. Read, M.G. Peter Brubaker, Rev. Joseph Michael, M.G. John G.A. Norton, P.J. Richard Cord1ey, M.G. J.E. Rudisill, M.G. James Christian, J.P. Joseph Rohskopf, Rev. Ezra Hube1, Rev. �Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1873-cont'd Bridegroom MOHLER, Franklin MOON, Charles MONROE, Gilbert B.MORGAN, Samuel H. MUELLER, Henry J. MUNDT, William MYER, Henry W. MYERS, George W. MYNAHAN, Thomas J. Kansas City, Mo. NEAL, Robert NEFF, Wood NEIL, Marian Leavenworth Co., KS NORWINE, Walker Leavenworth Co., KS OSBORN, William H. PARDEE, Thomas PEARSON, Olaf PEFFLY, Samuel P. PIERCE, Washington PLUME, Amzi(?) B. PORTER, Byron PUGH, Thomas QUIETT, Alfred L. Shawnee Co., KS RAMBO, Cassius W. RAMPENDAHL, Otto W. RANDOLPH, William W. Dg. Co., KS RAY, Henry B. REED, Marcus G. Leavenworth Co., KS RILEY, Joseph REUSCH, Nicholas RICHARDSON, Cornelius J. RI PLEY, Ambros Bride FUNK, Mary COFFMAN, Sarah NICHOLS, Emma MALONE, Missouri LEWIS, Fannie J. COGAON(KOHAN), Catherine HUN CIKER, Mary SURBER, caroline O'BRIEN, Alice Kansas City, Mo. BURNS, Nell ie SPEER, Mary E. SMITH, Sarah E. Leavenworth Co.,. KS ZIMMERMAN, Al vira B. Leavenworth Co., KS BROWN, Mattie E. COBBLE, Mary OBERG, Emma C. FLORA, Mary C. SUTTON, Mary L. MALONE, Maria MASON, Mina EBERHART, Sarah LOWE, Sarah S. Dg. Co., KS FLETCHER, Alice J. ANTON, Louisa A. ROSEBROOK, Frances Leavenworth Co., KS DUNCAN, Sybil B. BROWN, Laura B. Jefferson Co., KS TERRELL, Lucinda HARWOOD, Alice A. JOHNSON, Charlotte E. JONES, Mary E. Date & Place if other than Lawrence 31 Aug. 1873 9 May 1873 13 Oct. 1873 18 Sept. 1873 7 July 1873 6 Dec. 1873 1 Feb. 1873 28 Sept. 1873 23 Dec. i873 Lawrence, KS 8 Jan. 1873 22 Oct. 1873 20 Nov. 1873 Stranger, Leav. Co., KS 31 July 1873 Leavenworth Co., KS 23 Mar. 1873 25 Dec. 1873 2 May 1873 25 Mar. 1873 21 Apr. 1873 29 Jan. 1873 29 June 1873 10 Apr. 1873 18 Mar. 1873 1873 25 Nov. 1873 12 Nov. 1873 Reno, KS 29(?) Oct. 1873 10 Feb. 1873 Jefferson Co., KS 21 July 1873 4 May 1873 4 Oct. 1873 23 Mar. 1873 J[~~'Aug. Officiant Peter Brubaker, M.G. S. Kritsinger, Rev. J.C.Herron, M.G. D.G. Lett, M.G. John G.A. Norton, J.P. Richard Nagle, Priest Daniel Phenicie, J.P. Peter Brubaker, M.G. Richard Nagle, Priest David Shuck, M.G. W.K. Marshall, M.G. Edward Gill, Min. D.H. Hickok, Elde;, M.G. John L. Eillb1eton, Min. J.O. Roberts, Min. John G.A. Norton, P.J. Joshua Dunnuck, J.P. John G.A. Norton, P.J. Theo T. Gardner, M.G. Andrew Stout, M.G. John Bower, M.G. J. Borcourt, Pastor John G.A. Norton, P.J. J.F. Schreiber, Min. A. M. Richardson, clergyman W.K. Marshall, M.G. J. Knight, M.G. George W. Smith, J.P. Job Robinson, M.G. A.A. Trimper, M.G. Charles H. LovejOY, M.G. �Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1873-cont'd Bridegroom ROBERTS, Christopher C. ROBERTS, Lyman C. Dg. Co., KS ROBERTS, Samuel L. Shawnee Co., KS ROG ERS, Rufus ROODS, James ROY, Charles P. SAXMAN, George F. SCHLEGEL, Jeremiah SCOUTAN, Richard L. SHANK, Jacob SHAUM, Henry L. SHEPARD, Edwin A. Johnson Co., KS SHINER, James W. Leavenworth Co., KS SHIPMAN, John B. SIMON, Nick SLOAN, Wesley SMITH, J. Digby Peabody, KS SMITH, James E. SMITH, Orley M. SMITH, Will is L. Johnson Co., KS SNOW, Anthony SNOW, Benjamin, Jr. SPENCER, Charles B. STACY, Russell M. Leavenworth;jCo., KS STAUFFER, Samuel H. Topeka, KS STIEFEL, Edward Dg. Co., KS STAFFORD, Matthew N. Joplin City, Mo. Bride Date 6. Place i f other than Lawrence Officiant RODMAN, Susan F. BENSON, E1 izabeth N. Princeton, Indiana DUNCAN, Martha Dg. Co., KS LEE, Harriett HUGHES, Elizabeth BADSKY, Ju1 ia A. FISHER, A1wilda SIGGES, Sophia CUTLER, Minnie H. GOULD, Sarah E. DIGGS, Liebe E. MC CALLIE, Ella M. Dg. Co., KS PAGE Ella Modora Dg. Co., KS MORRIS, Francis SHREINER, Catherine EATON, Sophia CAMMERON, Grace E. Dg. Co., KS GEORGE, Angis PATTERSON, Mary A. BUSSIN(?), Martha J. Dg. Co., KS FULTON, Eldora MORGAN, Ella F. THOMAS, Annie N. MINTON, Phi1inda J. Leavenworth Co., KS WALKER, Mary R. Dg. Co., KS SIEBEN, Therese Milwaukee, Wise. WORKIGER ,Lucy Jopi~ City, Mo. 25 May 1873 31 Aug. 1873 Richland, KS 23 Nov. 1873 Big Springs, KS 26 Mar. 1873 6 Mar. 1873 1 Jan. 1873 10 Apr. 1873 14 Apr. 1873 4 June 1873 20 Mar. 1873 13 Feb. 1873 20 Feb. 1873 Dg. Co., KS 31 May 1873 Dg. Co., KS 14 Jan. 1873 7 May 1873 - License only 11 Dec. 1873 20 Nov. 1873 Lawr. Ks. 19 Oct. 1873 16 Oct. 1873 5 May 1873 Joseph Iliff, M.G. R. F. Morse, M.G. 5 July 1873 - License only 30 Apr. 1873 21 Nov. 1873 4 Nov. 1873 Reno, KS 21 Jan. 1873 John G.A. Norton, P.J. Albert M. Richardson, M.G. Joseph Iliff, M.G. E. Shepherd, M.G. 13 Jan. 1873 H. Parsons, J.P. 17 Mar. 1873 Dg. Co., KS D.M. Moore, M.G. A. J. Hopkins, M.G. James Christian, P.J. J.T.C. Kinne, M.G. Peter Brubaker, M.G. Silas Bond, J.P. Christian Haas, M.G. E.H. Bailiff, M.G. Wm. H. Reece, M.G. Richard Cord1ey, M.G. John S. Brown, M.G. W.K. Marshall, M.G. ~ D. Read, M.G. ~ John G.A. Norton, P.J. T.C. Kime (1) Theodore L. Gardner, M.G. Samuel Y. Lum(?), M.G. T.L. Gardner, M.G. W.K. Marshall, Min. Theo. L. Gardner, M.G. �Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1873-cont'd Bridegroom STONE, William E. Shawnee Co., KS. STOPFF, William F. STUDABAKER, Jacob A. STUDABAKER, John STUDABAKER, Joseph R. TABER, Orsan L. TALLEY, Benony C. TAYLOR, Job E. Jefferson Co., KS THOMAS, John H. THOMPSON, Oliver J. THOMPSON, John H. THURBER, Whitford TILTON, William A. TODD, Alexander TOWNSEND, W.B. TRAVIS, Charles L. Marshall, Michigan TURGEON, John A.C. TURNER, James H. TURNER, Owen VAN AMRINGE, Benjamin F. Cincinnati, Ohio WALKER, Columbus WANN, Frederick A. WARD, David T. WARD, Will ie WARREN, Henry G. WHEELER, Robert WELLING, Edward L. Johnson Co., KS WESTHEFFER, Jacob WHITE, George W. WHITE, Joseph WHITLOCK, John F. Bride LAWRENCE, Maggie V. Dg. Co., KS WEIDLER, Elise FLOREY, Sarah SURBER, Mary BARTON, A1 ice H. OVERTON, Alice M. LAWSON, Nancy J. HATHAWAY, Margaret A. Jefferson Co., KS BRANNON, Margaret PECKHAM, Loretta HARRIS, Anna TUSSEY, A1 ice CUMMINGS, Jennie LOGAN, Clarissa KENNEDY, Flora M. PATTERSON, Eu1a1ie E. Dg. Co., KS SMALLWOOD, Mary L. FIELDS, Mary HOPPING, Cindare11a E. STANLEY, Annie M. Dg. Co., KS CUSHINGBERY, Sylvia GUEST, Louise FLUKER, Sarah FLUKER, Louisa LANE, Mary A. DODGE, Annie B. TUCKER, Hattie F. Dg. Co., KS PUCKETT, Sarah TUCKER, Martha J. SMITH, Lawrena POOR, Sarah Date & Place if other than_Lawrence 1-9 Sept. 187} 31 Aug. 1873 1 Mar. 1873 30 Mar. 1873 9 Feb. 1873 10 Apr. 1873 23 Dec. 1873 16 Nov. 1873 Jefferson Co., KS 11 Mar. 1873 7 May 1873 8 Sept. 1873 25 Apr. 1873 18 Dec. 1873 ~6 Aug. 1873 - License only 23 Mar. 1873 27 Nov. 1873 Dg. Co., KS 8 Aug. 1873 4 Sept. 1873 19 Oct. 1873 13 Aug. 1873 Officiant Wm. 'K. Cardwell, M.G. John G.A. Norton, P.J. James E. Hilkey, M.G. Peter Brubaker, M.G. Peter Brubaker, M.G. Edward R. Sanborn, Pastor James Crhistian, J.P. John W. Stewart, M.G. James Christian, J.P. D. H. Johnston, M.G. Geo. W. Smith, J.P. John S. Brown, Min. John S. Brown, clergy John G.A. Norton, P.J. James Bryson, M.G. Will McGuiley, M.G. Wm. Yates, J.P. Dudley Lee, M.G. Peter Brubaker, M.G. Jno. E. Rudisill, M.G. f) 7 May 1873 13 Oct. 1873 14 Oct. 1873 14 May 1873 13 Apr. 1873 27 Feb. 1873 John G.A. Norton, P.J. Edward R. Sanborn, Min. James Christian, J.P. James Christian, J.P. John K. Dunn, Rector John G.A. Norton, P.J. Andrew Stout, M.G. 19 Jan. 1873 22 Jan. 1873 7 Jan. 1873 11 Nov. 1873 J. Robinson, M.G. Andrew Stout, M.G. Gabriel Gray, M.G. W.K. Marshall, M.G. 11 Mar. 1873 I) �Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1873-cont'd Bridegroom Bride Date & Place if other than Lawrence WHITLOCK, Lysander WIGGINTON, Wesley WILBER, Scott M. WILLIAMS, George WINFREY, James R. WOOTON, Joe 1 Jeff. Co., KS WRIGHT, Samuel ZEIGLER, Henry ZEVELY, Albert W. ZIEGLER, Charles R. ZINN, Fielding N. Jefferson Co., KS WOOD, Elizabeth S. ROBERTS, Jennie BRIGGS, Amanda MORGAN, Anna M. DAVIS, Mary E. GASSIE, Louisa Jeff Co., KS MYERS, Mary E. WHITE, Lucetia GALLAGHER, Dora M. HUDSON, Jul ia H. GLENN, Sarah M. Dg. Co., KS 25 Nov. 1873 23 Sept. 1873 5 June 1873 6 Mar. 1873 11 Aug. 1873 28 Aug. 1873 Perry, KS 27 Feb. 1873 12 Jan. 1873 27 Feb. 1873 23 Mar. 1873 26 Jan. 1873 Officiant W.K. Marshall, M.G. W.K. Marshall, Min. James Christian, J.P. John G.A. Norton, P.J. Richard Ricketts, M.G. 1. Terrel, M.G. Peter Brubaker, Rev. O.G. Richards, J.P. D.H. Perrin, Rev. O.G. Richards, J.P. D.G. Brooks, M.G. Alphabetical listing of the brides from 1873 Marriage Records, Douglas County, KS Bride Groom Bride Groom ADAMS, Katie AGER, Anna E. ALLEN, Nanoy ANDERSON, Christine ANDERSON, El izabeth ANDERSON, Mary A. ANTON, Louisa A. AVERY, Elizabeth BACH, Mary Theresia BADSKY, Jul ia A. BAILEY, Emma BALCH, Carol ine BANKS, Jul ia A. BARTON, Al ice H.· BELL, Ellen BENSON, Elizabeth N. BERRY, Elizabeth A. BERRY, Hannah Me GRUDER, Thomas LATHRO P, Alexander H. LOVE, William JOHNSON, Peter LEWIS, Lawson COFFIN, Samuel D. RAMPENDAHL, Otto W. EGGERT, Fred MASONBRINK, Charles ROY, Charles P. HINDMAN, Alonzo G. KiLLINGER, George MICHAEL, William A. STUDABAKER, Joseph R. CRAWFORD, James ROBERTS, Lyman C. GALLETLY, Charles MC DONALD, John BOND, Mel vina BOOKER, Al ice BOWERS, Henrietta BOYD, Lucinda BRANNON, Margaret BRASS, Ella BRIGGS, Amanda BROOKS, Anna B. BROOKS, Bertha BROOKS, Carrie M. BROWN, Laura B. BROWN, Mattie E. BRUCE, Laura A. BULLENE, Susan A. BURNS, Nell ie BUSSIN(?), Martha J. CALDWELL, Lizzie CAMMERON, Grace E. FISHER, Anson W. FORD, William JOHNSON, Lawrence CRAVENS, Reece THOMAS, John H. ILIFF, John M. WILBER, Scott M. MC KINZIE, Francis M. BLISS, Ethan HANFORD, Edwin H. REED, Marcus G. OSBORN, William H. BARNHISEL, Will iam H. DEVEREAUX, Edward Clifton NEAL, Robert SMITH, Willis L. DOUGLAS, Thomas T. SMITH, J. Digby �Alphabetical listing of the brides from 1873 Marriage Records, Douglas County, "'KS (cont'd) Bride Groom CANFIELD, Jennie CHURCHILL, Sadie I. COBBLE, Mary CO FFMAN, Sarah COGAN (KOHAN), Catherine COLLINS, Lucinda E. COPELAND, Nancy J. COTTON, El izabeth CROUCH, Susan CUMMINGS, Jenn ie CUSHINGBERY, Sylvia CUTLER, Minnie H. DAVIS, Mary E. DAVIS, Matilda DIGGS, Liebe E. OOooE, Annie B. DUMERAY, Louisa J. DUNCAN, Martha DUNCAN, Sybil B. DUNN, Anna M. EATON, Sophia EBERHART, Sara ELAM, Ella FIELDS, Mary FISHBURN, Elizabeth H. FISHER, Al wil da FLETCHER, Alice J. FLORA, Mary C. £.LOREY, Sarah FLUKER, Louisa FLUKER, Sarah FTAZER, Mary E. FULTON, El dora FUNK, Mary GADDIS, Louisa GALLAGHER, Dora M. LONG, El isha MILLER, William C. PARDEE, Thomas MOON, Charles MUNDT, William JONNEY Cake, Robert J.E. JONES, James M. BRATTON, Henry MITCHELL, David L. TILTON, William A. WALKER, Columbus SCOUTAN, Richard L. WINFREY, James R. HOBBS, Francis M. SHAUM, Henry L. WHEELER, Robert EDDY, Jefferson ROBERTS, Samuel L. RAY, Henry B. BOYD, Thomas SLOAN, -Wesley PUGH, Thomas DEAY, Louis M. TURNER, James H. KINZIE, James T. SAXMAN, George F. RAMBO, Cassius W. PEFFLY, samuel P. STUDABAKER, Jacob A. WARD, Will ie WARD, David T. HARTFORD, Robert L. SNOW, Anthony MOHLER, Frankl in WOOTON, 'Joel ZEVELY, Albert N. Bride GAUMER, Mary E. GEORGE, Angis GERMAN, Sarah T. IQERST~B~g~R~,_~Qs_e _M. GILGES, Cyandi GILL, Elizabeth I. GLENN, Sarah M. GOULD, Sarah E. GRAY, Johana GROB, Elizabeth BUEST, Louise HALLMARK, Nancy J. HANSELMAN, Caroline HARRELL, Ruth E. HARRIS, Anna HARWOOD, Alice A. HATHAWAY, Margaret A. HATTEN, Emily J. HAWES, Ann HAYDON, Sarah E. HERBOLDSHEIMER, Ida HO LLADA Y, Anna HOLLOWAY, Laura A. HO I11ES, Mary HOLYOPFEL, Elizabeth HOPPING, Cindarella E. HOWARD, Mary Jane HUDSON, Jul ia H. HUGHES, Elizabeth HUNCIKER, Mary JAQUATH, Polly Ann JENK[NS~~ Phebe A. JOHNSON, Charlotte E. JOHNSON, Sophia JONES, Mary E. JONES, Mary F. Groom BATOORF, Jessee S. SMITH, James E. EMERY, Josiah B. HAELSIG, Trawgott L. DAVIS, Thomas R. JAMESON, James M. ZINN, Fielding N. SHANK, Jacob HANLEY, Owen KUHNE, William WANN, Frederick A. JOY, James R. HOFER, Benjamin F. MACY, John G. THOMPSON, John H. REUSCH, Nocholas TAYWR, Job E. ADAMS, Jessee DA Y, J ame s W. BUCKNER, George B. GROSHEIDER, Henry HUMPHRIES, John W. KISER, Samuel H. BABEY, Mathew KRAMER, Caspar TURNER, Owen COOPER, William A. ZIEG~, Charles R. ROODS, James MYER, Henry W. GAUSNEL, Reuben LEWIS, Andre s RICHARDSON, Cornelius J. BENSON, Peter RIPLEY, Ambros DAVIES, Samuel H. �Alphabetical listing of the brides from 1873 Marriage Records, Douglas County, KS (cont'd) Bride KANNEDY, Susan J. KENNEDY, Flora M. KIMBALL, Fannie E.~ KIZER, Mary Harriet LANDS, Rebecca A. LANE, Mary A. LAWRENCE, Maggie U. LAWSON, Dorissa LAWSON, Nancy J. LEE, Emma LEE, Harriett LEEKA, Amy LEFTRIDGE, Cynthia LEPORTE, Annie L. LEVY (lDNG), Mary A. LEWIS, Fannie J. LEWIS, Minnie LIETH, Amanda lDGAN, Clarissa LOHMANN, Louise lDWE, Sarah S. MAlDNE, Maria MAlDNE, Missouri MASON, Mina MATHEWS, Melinda A. MC CALLIE, Ella M. MC CLURE, Mary E. MC CONNELL, Maggie MC DAW, Ettie C. MC DONALD, Mary E. MC DOWELL, Mary MC KEWEN, Maggie MC KINNEY, Lucy MILLER, Sarah D. MINTON, Philinda J. MIZE, El izabeth MORGAN, Anna M. Groom CLARK, Jordan TOWNSEND, W.B. CARRUTH, ,James A. COWEN, Alexait'der ERVIN, Alfred M. WARREN, Henry G. STONE, William E. HANES, Daniel H. TALLEY, Benony C. GOSNELL, Zachariah W. ROGERS, Rufus BURNS, Joseph CARTER, Allen DIGGS, Alvin S. lDSH, Andrew MUELLER, Henry J. HOUSTON, James HELTON, Andrew J. TODD, Alexander HAAS, John QUIETT, Alfred L. PLUME, Amyi(?) B. MORGAN, Samuel H. PORTER, Byron EMBLETON, John Spark SHEPARD, Edwin A. DE WOLFE, William M. DONNELLY, James MEILLS, Austin R. COATS, Hester P. COOP, David CONARD, George B. HINDS, Wiley COCHRAN, William H. STACY, Russell M. FARMER, Albert WILLIAMS, George Si-ide H&RGAN, Ella F. MORRIS, Francis HORSE, Alice t-1UELLER, Fredericke MYERS, Hary E. NElS, Carol ine NEWSTIFTER, Mary NICHO LS, Emma NOBLE, Sarah A. NORTON, Helinda A. OBERG, Emma C. O'BRIEN, Alice OKERSON, Sarah E. ORENDER, Martha ORME, Eliza eth S. OSWORTH, Elizabeth OVERTON, Alice M. PAGE, Ella Modora PATTERSON, Eulalie E. PATTERSON, Mary A. PEASE, Eunice M. PECKHAM, Loretta PEMBERTON, Emma PETERSON, Clara PETERSON, Hoda L. PETERSON, Mat il da I. POOR, Flora A. POOR, Sarah PRESTON, Angeline PUCKETT, Sarah PUTNAM, Lucy L. REES, Mary REYNOLDS, Mary E. RILEY, Nancy J .M. ROBERTS, Ellen ROBERTS, Francene ROBERTS, Jennie -- Groom SNOW, Benjamin J. SHIPMAN, John B. ADAMSON, Robert E. LOSS, Paul L. WRIGHT, Samuel BRECHEISEN, Peter EDER, Sabastian MONROE, Gilbert B. EVANS, Job BARBER, T. Allen PEARSON, Olaf MYNAHAN, Thomas J. BRIGGS, William H. MARLEY, Haywood HALL, William N. HENSBARGER, William D. TABER, Orsan L. SHINER, James W. TRAVIS, Charles E. SMITH, Orley N. Alder, John W. THOMPSON, Oliver J. ANTHONY, Mark MANSON, Earnest AHLSTROM, Charles J. ANDERSON, Charles G. COTTINGHAM, James A. WHITLOCK, John F. HAIRRELL, James A. WESTHEFFER, Jacob HAWORTH, Solomon CAREY, George W. EBERHART, John S. HASEBRIG, George DEE, Thomas DOBSON, Thomas WIGGINTON, Wesley ........ ex> �Alphabetical listing of the btides from 1873 Marriage Records, Douglas County, KS (cont'd) Bride Groom RODMAN, Susan F. ROSEBROOK, Frances _ROY, J1arv A. _S!:aO_£~,~Francis SCROGGS, Jane "SHEPHERD, Martha J. SHOTTA, Martha E. SHOUP, Mary E. SHREINER, Catherine SIEBEN, Therese SIGGES, Sophia SIMMONS, Jennie I.(J) SIMPSON, Della SMALLWOOD, Mary L. SMITH, Lawrena SMITH, Mary Jane SMITH, Sarah E. SPARSHUK, Theresa SPEER, Mary E. SREPESA, Mary STANLEY, Annie M. STEWART, Mary E. STEWART, Permelia STOVER, Ella SURBER, Caroline, SURBER, Mary SUTTON, Mary L. SVENSON, Hanna 1 Bride TAYlDR, Ettie ROBERTS, Christopher B. TERRELL, Lucinda RANDOLPH, William W. THOMAS, Annie N. BADSKY, Thomas F. THORPE, Caroline M. HOEAL, Aloyse TUCKER, Hattie F. JEFFERSON, Carrol TUCKER, Martha J. HAMILTON, Joshua TUGENDREICH, Louise LOSEY, Will iam TUSSEY, Al ice METSKER, Martin W. VAN DENBERG, Corinne SIMON, Nick STIEFEL, Edward VAN WELY, Annie SCHLEGEL, Jeremiah VITT, Louisa WAKELY, Louisa J. Chevalier, John G. WALKER, Mary R. BARKER, Simon H. WEIDLER, Elise TURGEON, John A.C. WHITE, Lucetia WlIlITE, Joseph WILLIAMS, Pre scill a BROWN, James WILSON, Ellena L. NEIL, Marian WILSON, Leanna KOHLAR, Will iam WINNIE, Alidia NEFF, Wood AUB1WGH (AUGHBOUGH), Wm. H. WOOD, Elizabeth S. WOOD, Mary J. (T?) VAN AMRINGE, Benjamin F. WOOD, Nancy A. CUNNINGTON,' Will iam WOODIGER, Lucy CHOTAU, Thomas WOO DSON, Jan HENDRIX, Erastus WORTHINGTON, Mary E. MYERS, G~orge W. YOUNG, Jennie H. STUDABAKER, John ZIMMERMAN, Alvira B. PIERCE, Washington LOFGREN, Frans T. Groom WGAN, David REILEY, Joseph SPENCER, Charles B. MILLARD, Francis O. WELLING, Edward L. WHITE, George W. BENAS, Morris THURBER, Whitford HALE, Amos H. HOBELMANN, Augusta L. EISENBERG, George COOP, Napoleon L. STAUFFER, Samuel H. STOPFF, William F. ZEIGLER, Henry BORDER, Samuel B. CLARKSON, Burthaer A. LEWIS, Peter GRIGGS, Elejah W. WHITLOCK, Lysander JONES, Hugh J. (T?) KINZY, John R. STAFFORD, Matthew N. MARTIN, John MC COY, Hiram M. HOWARD, James NORWINE, Walker , / TyPed) by Dr. Thomas Gorton, ____ .L. ____ "_ .. -, I "The" ra-ptdly increasing divorce rate". remarked the w1t-:--'~~d1.cates ----that America is indeed becoming the "land of the free." "Yes", replied his prosaic friend, "but the continued marriage rate suggests that it is still the home of the brave." --The American Legion Weekly .--.-- \() �I I I II ,I ,I J I _. I ""'\ ~ i Llttle dld we suspect what was ln store for us when-Paullne ELNIFF and I declded one day last fall to undertake the task of r abstractlng early Douglas County dlvorce records. In the flrst place. we dld not reallze what an lmmense project lt would be. There belng no lndex solely for dlvorce cases. lt was flrst necessary to slft through the Index of Clvll cases located at Spencer Research Llbrary on the Unlverslty of Kansas campus where many of the older court records are kept. We were looklng for cases ln whlch both plalntlff and defendant had the same surname. Then. armed wlth names. Case numbers and our natural curloslty. lt was down to the storage basement at the Judlclal and Law Enforcement Bulldlng where the old case flIes of Cl vll and Crlmlnal cases are stored ln metal ~<-;'. cablnets. Some of the flIes had surely not been opened slnce they were placed there a century or more ago judglng from the amo~t of dust on them. As we read each case. we were struck wlth the polgnancy of partlcular stQrles. amazed at the contemporary nature of others, but m~~nly surprlsed by the wealth of genealoglcal lnformatlon avallable. After readlng numerous cases. we came to the concluslon that dlvorce records are probably the most o(tlsunderstood and least utlllzed records avallable to genealoglsts. Why? Because we do no usually even conslder that one of our ancestors may have been dl vorced. Just thlnk about your own famlly tree. Sltuatlon I: Your great-grandmothermarrled your great-grandfather and 11ved together happlly untl1 death dld them part. You have seen thelr marrlage certlflcate whlch shows your great-grandmother's malden name. There ls nothlng to make you suspect that she may have been prevlously marrled and dlvorced. So, "Why check dlvorce records?" Answer: Our experlence readlng early Douglas County dlvorce cases has taught us that many of the women marrled flrst uslng thelr malden name, got a dlvorce ~ a return of thelr malden name, and marrled someone f!1lse uslng thelr malden ruune agalnL (Some women ;;"'o~$n:::;.the other· hand • requested that .the·!S~~~:;,~(~ tl:J:~Jr flrst husban<i be ~~stored to ":' them at the', tlme of dlvorce from1 thelr second husband). Moral: Check . dl voroe' record.s· in" yoUr ance-stor l-s- county justln 'case there was a prevlousmarrlage and dlvorce. 'fh.tuatlon II. You know that one of your great-grandfath~rs was married twlce, but you and your famlly have always assumed that hls flrst wife dled shortly after marrlage and he then remarrled. So, "Why check dlvorce records?" Answer: You may f1nd as we dld that many men were marrled a flrst tlme, dlyorced a year or two later, and then remarr1ed ln a year or so to someone els~. Even though some of the dl vor oed men' s bl0graphlcal sketche.s, t~."a:;::<?c:)l¢~Y::... hlstory revealed a flrst wlfe In'' some ln$tances, there was no ':ment~·.c:m that he was dlvorced from her, leavlng descendants to assume that the first wlfe died. Moral: Check divorce records. be skeptlcal of family tradt·t,ions and ,~J.read between the 11nes" of blographlcal sketches. ".;1" - - - - - - - ---------- ""'- I �Divorce records continued: l._ . ______ ~2-l -:- ---::-----.~~-:--.~ - ------~-- -~.- Situation III: You are absolutely sure that there are no divorces in your family, so "Why check early divorce records?" Answer: While it may be true that you are unlikely to find an ancestor who was divorced, it is quite pro:pable that one or more ~ ot your ancestors may have been subpoened in a divorce case as witness for.either the plaintiff or defendant. If so, your ancestor's depositia'lmay,give innumerable facts about himself arid otherrelatlves. ·.I~tor:a;hc::'~'Ch'eck early divorce records,;;-fol!.::~l),Qssi ble mention of your ancestor no matter fr9m what social level he came. _,~~ We found deposit10ns of witnesses from every economic and social level of the communi ty., in the Douglas County divorce records. NOW ••• lf we have convinced you t9 cons1der checking divorce records, here are some of the treasures wh1ch may await you: Name of the plaintiff and defendant; the date and place of their, marriage; wife's maiden name; children's names and ages; grounds for the divorce (if adultery-sometimes giving the name of the other person involved), (1f b1gamy-somet1mes gi1V1ng name and marr1age date of f1rst spouse), (1f cruelty or neglect-somet1mes g1ving dates and places of incidents 'of phys1cal or verbal abuse); military serv1ce; somet1mes real and personal property. occupations, ages, names of other relatives; letters or other papers in defendant's own writing answering allegations; newspaper notices of the pending divorce; names of sheriffs and other off1cials; and many other items of interest relat1ng to customs of the times and local h1story. In one:'~trouQYll~ng letter from a soon-to-be divorced woman of Douglas Courity"tc{'the Clerk of Court in 1864. we read the following: 1f it must be so i will g1 ve him a bill of d1 vorce. but ,:. ,';.." . would rather 11ve and enjoy l1fe happily with h1m than do ",. soc~,and lf the1r is any mercey in heaven and just1ce in law 1 hope i shall recelve my just dues." if • • • Below we begin the flrst installment of Abstracts of Divorces in Douglas County., 1864:;1884. Due to"" shortages of staff in the offlce of the Clerk of the Distr1ct. Court able to do research of a geneaff,~,:.;.::::'. loglcal nature, 1t is suggested that the Douglas County Genealog1cal. ,;" Soc1ety be contacted if further information 1s needed from the case . files. - - , - ABSTRACTS OF , (PETI.TIONS ..EOR_DLILOR.CE_FILED-IN D,OUGLAS COUNTY, t- "- KS 1864-~1884J-· _"_" J'._. ___ > ----Cop1ed from origlnal records at theoff1ce of the Clerk of the i_ D1.str1 ct Court. Judiclal Bulldlng. Lawrence, KS. by Pau11ne Elnlf~ and Judy Sweets. '. ---------_ Abbrevlatlons used: Md-marriage date. MR-marriage place. Pad-present address of defendant 1f known, Nnw-malden name of wife. Gr-gr,:ound( s~; Qb=children, Df-date f1led, W1t-w!tnesses, Qp-other persons mentioned, Rem-remarks, ~-defendant, Plff-pla1ntlff~' it-case numbeE~, ____________ _ - , Lewis HOVER vs Sarah M. HOVER: Md-12Mch 1860; }VIp-County of- COlumbla',--- .. NY at Clermont; Pad-R·ising Sun. IN; Gr-willful absence for more . than one year: Df-30 Jan 1864; Wit-Zacar1ah ~UffiSHALL and Caroline MARSHALL. #53. ---.----- - - ------,-,----:......_-_ .. _ - - - - - - - - - - - -------- - ---- ----- �122 James Wo MARCKLE vs Susan MARCKLE, Md-Aug. ___1855; Mp-New Paris, Preble Co., Ohio; Pad-non-resident of Dg. Co; Mnw-Susan PENCE; Gr-disregard of duties as wife and willf~lly absent for more than one year past: Df-8 Feb·1864; #61. , Charles John AHLSTROM vs Ann Louise AHLSTROM; Mnw-Ann Louise THOMPSON; Md-1 Apr 1855; Mp-cityand state of NY: Gr-desertion 1 Nov 1862; Df-1Mch 1864;-#69. John B. WOOD vs Arabella S. WOOD; Md-17 June 1827; Mp-Kennebuck Port, York Co., ME; Pad-Sommersworth, Stafford Co., NH; Mn-Arabella S. GOODWIN; Gr-willfully absent for more than three years; Df-29 Feb 1864; Bem-dismissed, #76. . Mary PLUMMERvs William C. PLUMMER; Md-17 Mar 1861; MP-Marion Twp, Douglas Co., KS; Mn-not given; Gr-extremecruelty; Ch-Alice Dortrin? (or Destri?) PLUMMER, b. July, 1862; Df-1 Mch 1864; RemDef. owns si of SE~ of Sec 18, and Ni of NE* of Sec 19. T14. R 18. Plff. requests custody of child and alimony. #79. William SIMON vs Caroline SIMON; Pf-2 Apr 1864; plff. states to the court that sometime previous to the April term of this court, AD 1863. he filed a petition against the above named def. #111. Benjamin F. CONKLIN vs Catharine CONKLIN. Md-6 S~pt 1858; Mp-Fayettville. Brown Co •• OH: Pad-OH; Mnw-Catharine WINEBIDEB; Gr-def. absent for fi've years; Df-2Apr 1864; #129. Elizabeth L. MALLORY vs Anson H. MALLORY: Pf-2 Apr 1864; seeking to re-establish a judgement against def. for a,limony and costs. and a decree of divorce and restoration of her maiden name. Elizabeth L. CRITTENDEN. #132. Oscar G. RICHARDS vs,·Martha L. RICHARDS; Md-8 Jan 1857; Mp-Livingston Co., IL; Mnw-Martha L. GRANGER of LiVingston Co., IL; Gr-adultery; Ch,-two. not named: Pad-at West Bend. WI; Df-9 Aug 1864: Wit-George 'MORDECIAI (MORDECAI). Cyrus H. RI CHARD. Mary RI CHARDS. Xeonophun? RICHARDS. Wm. BRYMAN. Mrs. BaYMAN; .:-Op-Gardiner RICHARDS; Rema letter from the. def •• Martha ~. ~I 9HARD§ of West Bend_ WI. dated 24-Aug (1864?), answers the allegations. Letter is included in-file folder. Divorce decree recorded (no date) and states that marriage is wholly annulled and plaintiff to pay cost. #176. (Note: An Oscar G. BICHARDS married Sophia MUFSOE (or MULSOE) in Dg. Co., KS on 12 June 1865 according to court records) • _ ~ Albert MESSENGER vs Celia A. MESSENGER; Mnw-Celia A. CHAMPION; of parts unknown; Md-26 Jan 1845: Mp-Providnece, BI; Gr-willfully absent for more than a year; Df-5 Sept 1864; Wit-O. WILY~TH; #192. Emily ELLIS vs Michael ELLIS, residence unknown for 2 years; Md-15 Apr 1851; Mp-Montgomery Co, IN; Gr-habitual drunkenness for 4 years preced-1l.ID:g'!~iabsence. gross neglect of children; absent over 2 years; Ch-3 children under 14 years of age~ Emily, John and Lucy; Pf-19 Oct 1861; #195. George W. KNIGHT vs Nancy C. KNIGHT; Md-21 Apr 1864; Mp-resldence of Wilder KNIGHT. Dg. Co. KS; Gr-adultery; Df-29 Jan 1865; #253. �123 Emily K. HACKETT vs Ephraim T. HACKETT. Md-26 Oct. 1862; Mp-Willow Springs Twp •• Dg. Co., KS; Mnw-Emily K. EVANS; Gr-def. willfully absent for more than a year, gross neglect of plff. and failure to provide for plff. for about 2 years. leaving her destitute; Rem-plff. wants marriage set aside and annulled, maiden name res~ored; Df-12 May 1865, #266. H .Henry DORSEY vs Harriett DORSEY, address unknown; Md-14 Sept 1858; Mp-Nebraska City, NE Territory; Gr-adultery: Df-26 J.an 1865: #253. Eliza HELZIG vs Adolph HELZIG, Md-19 Apr 1864; Mp-Eudora, llg. Co. KS; Pad-unknown: Mnw-not given; Gr-already had a wife at time of marriage from whom he was not divorced and other reasons as stated in the petition; Df-25 July 1865; Wit-Charles LOTHOLSCH; #357. (Note: Douglas Co. marriage records show a marriage of Adoph F. HAELSIG to Eliza SNIDER on 19 Apr 1864.) (Same records show a marriage of Radolph (7) F. HEALSIG to Frederike E. BROCKMEIR.on 15 Nov 1869.) I Mary Jane PATTERSON vs Walter PATTERSON, formerly of Philadephia, PAt residence now unknown; Md-23 Mch 1847; Mp-Philadelphia, PAt Grabandoned 1856 at Philade~phia without cause, neglect for last 9 years. no support or maintenance; Ch-Mary Anna PATTERSON, aged 16 yrs the 15th of Aug 1865; Pf-2 Aug 1865; #361. . Elam L. WILLEY vs Malvina WILLEY, Md-5 May 1861; Mp-I ola, Allen Co •• ~~:" : KS; Pad-.thought to reside in Nashville. TN; Mnw-not given: Gr~ . . Def. has been Willfully absent from plff.'s bed and board for more than a year past and refuses to return to KS; Df-19 Aug 1865: Rem-Plff. asks that def. be barred af all right of dower or other rights in the estate of plff. #374 •. M. Fra'nces BIGELOW vs Benjamin D. BIGELOW, of 'parts unknown; Md4 Sept 1845; Mp-Racine. WI; Gr-extreme cruelty, habitual inti toxication, final abandoEment, 1 Aug 1862; Ch-2. names not listed; Dt-31 Aug 1865; #381. John GLIDDEN vs Alice GLIDDEN, Md-May ___ , 1864; Mp-Douglas Co. Ka; Mnw-none given; Pad-Leavenworth Co., KS; Gr-adult~r.y; Rem-A document addressed to "Sheriff of Franklin Co, KS says $19.05 is to be levied,against John C. GLIDDEN and rendered unto Alice C. GLIDDEN by Jttdgement of 4th Dist. Court, May term, 1866. See Book "C", for Final Be cord, page 2 53. #382. . (Note: Dg.Co., KS marrBiage records show a John G. GLITTEN married Alice C. JUSTICE on 10 May 1864) • Doris BECKMAN vs John BECKMAN, residence unknown; Md-11 Apr 1864; Mp-Leavenworth, KS; Gr-abandonment 26 June 1864; Df-6Mch 1866; #469. Henry EGGERS vs Catharine EGGERS, Ma-"sometime in 1864"; Mp-Douglas Co, KS; Mn-not given; Gr-in month of Nov 1864, def. left plff. without any good reason and refuses to cohabit with him and has been absent for more than one year. Pad-non-resident of KS. Df-6 Mar 1866; Rem-Granted 25 May 18661 #470. (Note: Dg. CO-;-~-X~age records show Henry EGGERS married Cat,heri~e EGGER_~~._~~1_~1 Dec ~86~_._ (~ re-~r~_~g;e?») • I " �124 WIlliam UPTON vs Amanda J. UPTON;. Md-24 July 1864; Mp-Douglas Co. KS; Gr-abs.ent more than a year; Df-8Mch 1866; #479. Aaron SHORT vs Margaret SHORT. Md-1Mar 1865; Mp-Jefferson Co. KS; Mnw-Margaret DALLEY; Gr-defendant willfully absent for more than one year; Df-30 May 1866; Rem-Dismissed Nov 1868. #582. Merton L. DEY vs Theresa DEY. residence unknown; Md-17 Oct 1860; MpGriggsville. IL; Mnw-Theresa EDSELL; Gr-absent for more than a year; Bf-27 June 1866; #598. Francis E. KNIGHT vs Martha L. KNIGHT. Md-12 Feb 1'862; Mp-Douglas Co., KS; Mn-not given; Gr-adultery and def. never divorced according to law from William L. BOONE to whom she WaS married in Sept 1855 at Dake(?), Milwaukee Co •• WI and other facts unknown to Francis E. KNIGHT at the time of his marriage to Martha,L. KNIGHT; ChDef. allegedly had a child of Thomas DOLAN in winter of 1859; Df26 July 1866; Wit-Mr. and Mrs. S.G. WILLIS. old Mr. SAVAGE. Mr. TILTON. Mr. Forest SAVAGE. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph SAVAGE (of Wakarusa). Rev. Mr. and Mrs. CLOW of Baldwin City. KS. Jack SMITH. Nelson WHITWORTH. Mr. EMBRY. and Mrs. EMBRY, New Hampshire St •• Lawrence. KS; W.C. BROWNLEE. Andrew J. SMITH. Wakarusa; William G. EMERY. a mason working with John WALT. Lawrence. KS; Ann<JONES ('colore'd) aJt' Elttr1dge·~Housel·,:Sarah>L·.·F~LER.··over "Polar Restaurant"; Dany B.RAZY, who lived with Wilder' KNIGHT: E.R. FALLEY: Mrs. E .R·.~·EALllEY; John A. TILTON. Mary A. TILTON; Nancy C. KNIGHT. fqrmer w.ife j)f _Wa.sh~_l1gton KNIGHT •. ~a._ .EMBRY •. David BAI~~Y. _Hepry _ COMPTON (negro); Charles 0" CONNER; Jack SMITH; W.B .FULLER. Joseph KEITHLEY; Stephen OGDEN; Abel YATES; Joel GROVER. Charles A.PEASE; ___ TWEED, lives on SNYDER farm in Wakarusa; Affadavits by: Daniel B. RAZEY; Sarah L. FULLEB.; Wllder KNIGHT. father of Francis E. KNIGHT; Forest SAVAGE, whose farm adjoins WILDER'S in Waukarusa Twp; George W. KNIGHT, brother of Francis E. KNIGHT; James CHRISTIAN, land agent: William G. EMERY: Nicholas HOYSTRADT and E.R .FALLEY. Op-Richard ROCKWELL, Nelson WHITWORTH. George McCULLOCK; Daniel B. RAISEY, brother of Martha L. KNIGHT J and John P. HARVEY. Rein-Def. denies allegations and makes countercharges. Property of Francis E.• KNIGHT is listed: Lots 100 and 10.3 on Massachusetts St" 126 Indiana St, 214 Mississippi St •• 69 on New J~sey St., 41 on Maryland St. in LAwrence and swi Sec 10. Twp 13. Range 19, Douglas C6, KS. Plft.-volunteered for military service in Allen's Battery and waS,\.mustered out in J:uly 1865.~ Def. was living for part of that time in the home of her father-in-law Wilder KNIGHT.;"s.."id the rest of the time in Neosho, KS. On 10 Jul ' 1867, $204.80 was recovered by Martha L. KNIGHT against FranCis E. KNIGHT. Divorce granted?, 21 Sept 1867. Df-26 July 1866. ~08. I (Note: Douglas Co •• KS marriage records. show a marriage for Franci s E. KNIGHT to Rosanna HALL, 15 . Aug 1868.) Alexander E. LOVE vs Martha Jane LOVE: MD-l June 1864; Mp-Pleasant Hill, MO; Mnw-Martha Jane CAMPBELL, Pad-Scott Co, IA; Gr-adultery and abandonment; Df-14 Aug 1866; #61.3· Also see #1111. �-------1 I ) ....... __ .... _-_. 125 George HAVENS vs Eliza HAVENS: Md-15 Apr 1866. Mp-Douglas Co •• KS; Pad-Douglas Co •• KS:l¥i Mnw-not given; Gr-adultery and deif'. was al:legedly pregnant at time of marriage by person other than , pltf: Ch-One?, born in 18671: Df-28 Aug 1866: Wi t-Samuei! BLACK: Ezra KORKAM 1: __ROTHROCK: Margaret FAY (near Stewart's_,~·_ crossing); Mr. FELL, Sr.? near P~airie City; A.T (or L?) DRAPER.: Henry BRADBERRY. Charles HAVENS; DaVid BRUNDIGE; Elisha BROWN; Harriet CORDER; Fanny CORDER; Sarah SPRATT;sister of def, who lives about 5 miles W. of Pleasant Hill, MO. Op-Isaac MEANS: William BAYSINGER: Margaret SIDERS; Tayler BAYSiNGER; D.M. MULFORD, C.A.HAVENS; Abraham ROTHROCK, Mr. and Mrs. MEANS: child of Mr. and Mrs. MEANS: Louisa BLACKBURN; Rem-Def. denies all allegations and makes counter-charges. For example: adultery and that plff •..: wanted to "bind'Vher children. Harriet CORDER Is listed as defendant's sister, age 14. Charles HAVENS is the son of plff. He left his father's house in the fall of 1866; Df-28 Aug 1866; #618. (Note: Douglas Co., Ks marriage records show George HAVENS l'1larried' Eliza A. JACKSON on 26 Apr 1866. Also. show a marriage for George HAVENS to Louisa NOTTINGHAM on 3 Mar 1868.) . Margaret COX, resident for 6 years past, vs James o. COX; Md-2(?)Aug 1848; Mp-Canada West; Gr-neglect and non-support for last 13 years for her and her children; (number of children and names not listed); Df- 2 9 Aug 1866; #619. Emily E. SKELTON' ( signed-Mrs. Emma: SKELTON) vs Frederick SKELTON, residence unknown; Md-3 Nov 1863; Mp-Simko Co., Canada West; Gr-absent more than a year; Df-3 Sept 1866; #620. Martha WHEADON vs A.M. WHEADON; Md-20 Aue; 1857: Mp-Wakarusa, Dg. Co., KS; Df- 8 Sept 1866; Rem-asks 3200. alimCny; #631. Margaret MILLER vs George MILLER: Md-9 Jan 1845; Mp-Washtenaw Co •• HI; Gr-gross neglect and non-support; Df-10 Sept 1866; Rem-real property listed; 80 acres Ei of NEt Sec 15. T13, R20. Value $2500. and 22 acres described as Blocks 28. 29. 22.23. & 16 of the town of Franklin. in Dg. Co. Value $2000, and personal property with total value of $2200.• plus money $1000-Total $1..700; #633. Margaret MILLERvs George MILLER; Df-17 Sept 1866; Md. Mp and real property same as listed above in #633; gr-extneme cruelty; ChJohn Miller. now aged 21 yrs, William. aged 21, Mary 18. Ellen 17. George 15. Henry 11 Annie 4; Lists personal property @ $2675; order of attachment filed 24 Sept 1866 by MArgaret MILLER. Other names listed: Hon. James M. HENDRY. Probate Judge, Dg. Co.; Osbun SHANNON. Notary Public; Samuel SKINNER. butcher; George McGUIRE. who worked for George MILLER. Undertaking for an order of injunction by Margaret MILLER vs George MILLER for the sum of $1.000. Surety-Chancellor LIVINGSTON. #639. Almira LOGAN vs not given; had a Wife Sept 1866; E en. LAnD. Thomas LOGAN; Md-2JJ,0ct 1863; Mp-Lawrence. KS; MnwGr-plff. claims extreme cruelty and states that def. still living.at.tne time of their marriage. Df-26 Wlt-James BURNSIDE (colored). near JUdge THACHER's; with his Docket of J. of P.; Gup SIMPSON (colored). �126 L~GAN dIvorce contInued:.) \ Lawrence; John WESL$Y. (colored), Lawrence: Robert AC~EN-(colored), buildIng house for James MADDOX; Eliza THACHER (colored) lIves in E.• ~awrence. (Rem-See Final Record Book, "E", page #393 for more informa~lon. #649. , .' (Note: Douglas C~. ~arrlage records show a marriage for Thomas LOGAN and Almira BANE on 25 Oct 18'63). . . ~ - 'J 9'slafi·h'CHAPMAN\IYs~! $Eira}L;:A,;..:r)CHAp.MAN:;h~d::"'28 ,Reb 1861- Mp-Plymouth HH.J' Mnw'~Sat~h A'·. MERRILLr>Gr':'~dul~~ry~ . Ch~·one. 'VI~la EstellacHAPMAN~' under.a~e.~:~f-.14., resld~ng.\;wt,th. Elaintiff; Df-7>i\:l;an 1867: Rem-See Final Record Book "E", p. 70. #701. '.' .~ ___ (Bote: Dg. Co. Marriage records show Josiah CHAPMAN married Clara ' __ " ~~~._ ~UNTER on 26 June 1869) •. Mary .E. FRAZER vs Robt. L. FRAZER,. Md~20c Oct 1861': Mp:Do~gl~S Co KS' ?r-gr~ss neglect; Ch-Mary P. ~1'15 Oct 1862: Df-B Dec 1866; R~m:-D~ft. war.jih :$10.000, •.... #.717,. i I . ' ' . . Francis SMITH vs Charles C. ~MITH; Md-ll Apr 1861: Mp-Delaware in Leavenworth Go'; KS,;-·Gr·-adul ter'y', wIllfully absent for more than a year. and abandonment -' has nQ't suppor\ted plff. for 'more than a year): Ch-James S. SMITlf', a m~nor Child;. Df&19 JAn 1867: Op-Sarah FULLER (City of Atchison): Rem-Plff. w~nts custody of mmnor chld, James S. SMITH.;.-R.e.corded in Firia.l~Efcdrd':eook, "E", p. 498. #724. ',' ( '. . -_., '. < ' - . . Samuel B. COLE vs Mary F. COLE: Md-7 J~~e 1~65; Mp-Johnson Co ... KS; Mnw-not· gIven;' Gr-def'· ... wIllfully absent· 'for more than one year; Df-3 May· 1867; WIt-Mrs. HarrIette COLE, Wesley COLE and James CURRY. Rem-recorded in Final Record Book. "E", p. 484, #748. Nathan H. JOSEPH vs Mary J. JOSEPH, address unknown; Md-sometlme in month of July 1862; Mp-Blaok Jaok, Douglas Co., KS;"Gr-abandoned 15 Apr 1865; Df-26 Feb 18671 Rem-requests oustody of the mInor ohild; #750. Crezenoe NEWMAN vs Charles NEWMAN; Md-sometime in the mo~th of Aug. 1865; Mp-St. Joseph, MO; Gr-extreme cruelty, threatened to throw babe In the well; Df-27 Feb 1867; Rem-requested maiden name be .l~. restored t.o Crezenoe ELLIS, and requested oustody of her ohlld who Is only about 4 months old; Wit-Louisa VITT, Lea VITT; Jemima OLDHAM, Sarah CALDWELL, Barbetta BRETCHELHAUSER, Maurioe HARTMANN, E.H. SMITH, Dr. TENNY, Dr. SUMMERFIELD, Dr. SURBER, Susan WILLETT, George FILE; Stephen ,OGDEN, Sheriff Dg. Co. and George FANNING, Undersheriff. #751. Samuel J. OLIVER vs Jennette OLIVER; Md-3 Aug 1855; Mp-Germantown, PA, (marr~"ed by Rev. Charles ,SCHAFFEB.). Gr-Def., :;'~_ennette, allegedlY.,·consp,lred wIth , an uncle of Jennette'~' 'and a sister of Jennette to have plff. marry her and represented her as being "enciente" by the plaintiff falsely; Ch-Agnes, age 10 and Mary, age 9. (Def. lists another child, WillIam, born Feb, 1860, who died in Sept 1863, age 3i. Df-22 Mar 1867. Op-Def.'s brother, James. Rem-At tIme of marriage of Samuel J. OLIVER and Jennette OLIVFB; Plff. states that he Was just 17 and she was 35. Def. states that this is ~ue and that she was 28 and he was "Upwards'~ofi£2,Oyea-l'-~.Before marr-i:age: she was a dressmaker and ._) t - ' -,-~. ~: . '_.-' �OLIVER divorce continued: 127 at date of fi11ng is a housemaker. Plff. states that she was a servant in the family of his father for many years, which she denies. She states that in 1858. petitioner became operative in her brother. James' factory and worked subsequently on two railroads. That he enlisted in Penn. Vol. in 1861 and has deserted her since Dec 1863.· She states that she permitted the eldest child, Agnes to go with "him petitioners father to Kansas". Case dismissed at Plff' scosts in Nov Term. 1869. #775. Asa ASHER vs Parthenia ASHERi Md-ll Oct 1866; Mp-North Lawrence, Dg •• Co; Gr-adultery Nov 1866. has left plff; Df-3 ~pr 1867; Witfor def.: Lucy MITCHELL. Oliver MITCHELL, Miranda DRESSER, William LAIKETT (?), Joseph READ, Francis MATTHEWS. Jane MATTHEWS. Elizabeth MATTHEWS. James O. FARMER. #793. (Note: Dg. Co. Marriage records show a marriage for Asa ASHER and Parthenia FARMER, 11 Oct 1866). Sarah M. STOVER vs Simon STOVER; Md-tlhas been wife for past 20 years"; Mp-not given: Mnw-not given; Gr-gross neglect and estre.me.cruelty: Ch-yes, six, names not_g~ven; Df-12 June 1867. _Granted(?) 26 Nov .. 1867;'Bem-Plff~ wants 40 acres'ofr from the W. side ofswi of Sec. 1 (?), T 12. R18 and 11 acres off from S. side of SW fractional quarter of Sec 31, W (7). 12. R 18 ~n~ exclusive guardianship of sig ohildren. Also wa_P.ts $fSO".'to ~ a1CL In support and maintenance of ohildren. #835. . John P. COXSON vs Mary Ann COXSON, address unknown; Md-5 Mp-Crawford Co •• PA; Mnw-Mary Ann CLOUGH; Ch-l male Messena is now about 7' years old; Df- 17 Jun 1867; 1861 Def. abandoned Ptff. and her child; W1t-Samuel Dav1s MoCORMICK, Edward MONROE. #837. May 1853; ch1ld named Bem-15 Ju1 __ K. HUSON, . Sarah N. KENNEDY vs John A. KENNEDY; Md-23 Apr 1861; Mp-Doug1as Co., KS; Mnw-not given; Gr-Der. willfully absent for more than one year. Df-l Ju1 1867; Wit-Mrs. Nan WILLEY, wife of John WILLEYJ.."; 1n the county; Mrs. OSTRANDER, near Mrs. HERRI CKS; Paul B. BROOKS wi th marriage re~ord. Amel1a WILLIAMS, daughter of Doot. R.L. WILLIAMS: Mrs. P~oebe Jane HERRICK of North Lawrence; James M. HURDY, w1th marriage record; OpDUTTON, works with def. on a saw m1ll near Ottumore, Coffey Co. Rem-Reoorded in F1na1 record BK, F.(?), p. 117. #840. Francis E. KNIGHT vs Martha L. KNIGHT; M~~i?:'·.,e:b.i?O:2; 'Mp-Douglas Co. KS; Pad-Woodson Co. KS(?); Gr-Def. willfully absent for more than one' year; Rem-Def. denies allegat1ons. Df-21 June 1867. Recorded . F1nal Record Bk.tlF", p. 114. #841. (Also see #608) • Elizabeth LOWRY vs James Edward LOWRY, address unknown: Md-23 (?) Moh 1867; Mp-not l1sted: §r-adultery. non-support and abandoned. left county 1ea~ing her destitute; Df-20 Aug 1867. #890. Geor,ge H. BOUTWELL vs Josephine J. BOUTWELL; Md-26 Feb 1861: MpH111sbrough. IL; Mnw-not given; Gr-adulterj;Ch-two. Lucy Estella BOUTWELL. age 4. the 9 Sept next and Wal te'r Phord1 ce BOUTWELL age 13 mos. (?) the 25 Aug 1nstant. Df-28 Aug 1867: W1t-Jane' MATTHEWS. W1ll1am SEGERSON, Matilda SMITH. Mrs. El1za COFFMAN , - �BOUTWELL divoroe oontinued: 128 -~ William DISON, Mr. LAMBERS, Mrs. LAMBERS, Julia LAMBERS-;-James---MATTREklS Martha GITMAN, Mr. GI TMAN, J ame s COTTINGHAM. Mr. SCHERMmLURN (1); JohnCB.OSSLY (1) , William SERGERSON~ Matilda SMILT, Cynthia SMITH. Elizabeth LAMBERS. Op-I s~ao SCHIMMERHORN. Rem-Def. denies allegations and makes oounter-,oharge'i Plff. 'asks for oustody of the ohildren. See Final Reoord Bk. "Gil, p. 32 for more information about this oase. #891. (Note: Dg. Co., KS marriage reoords show George H. BOUTWELL married Julia A. LAMBERS on 28 Oot 1868.) Alfred PEAKE vs Eliza PEAKE, now somewhere in the state of Nevada: Md-15 Oot 1848: Mp-Peterham(1) t Madison Co., NY; Gr-adultery and Def. left in the spring of 1864 for Colorado Territory; Df-30 Aug 1867: Rem-Plff. enteredixne?servioe of the US as Soldier in Volunteer servioe. In spring of ensuing year, to wi t 19 Mar 1862, he oOllV'eyed_ to the Def .• without oonsideration, ~:;t,', -the following desoribed land out of the h'omestead 'of the 'pirt; The Ei of 120 aores on NWt Seo 15. T12. R19E. 40 aores off the N. end of said quarter seotion having been sold to JAmes caRISTIAN. #894. ' Mary M. caADWIEK vs Emery B. qaADWICK; Md-l July 1848; Mp-Hanover, Grafton Co., Nfl; Gr-extreme oruelty and threatening life of Plff, 1 Aug 1867. looked her out and will not permit her to return; Df-2 Sept 1867: Rem-requests divoroe and reasonable maintenanoe of $300. pending this suit and reasonable alimony. #897· . Elizabeth KEANY vs Levi KEANY; Md-l Oot 1856: Mp-CJ.inton, Douglas ',: .' : Co. KS: ,Oh-two. Nanoy Ellen and Daniel Nanoil. Gr-husband had been oharged with grand'laro~nYl.nDlst'.:Ct. in May Term. 1866 and is oonfined in Stat,e Penitentiary Plff*. asks for di voroe and return of maiden ~me. Elizabeth NANCIL. and oontrol of her above-named ohildren. Df-4 Nov 1867.' 'Granted (1). 15 Apr 1868. #949t (*may be VANCIL) • Ahira JOHNSON vs Lydia A. JOHNSON; Pad~~orrison in Whiteside Co •• IL; Md-12 May 1825 (1); Mp-Chenango C~ •• NY; Gr-absent more than a year; Df-20 Deo 1867. #970. . Eliza FALLEY vs Edmund K. FALLEY: Df-6 Jan 1868; Md-15 Apr 1857;' MpMount Gillead, Morrow Co •• OR: Ch-Clara E. FALLEY, 20 yrs •• Laura J. FALLEY, 15 y;ros",.,."George M. FALLEY, 12 yrs., James S. FALLEY, 9 yrs., and Samuel'FALLEY. 2 yrs; Gr-absent more than 1 year; Wit~Clara E. FALLEY, Elkana HUDDLESTON. Matthew MONTGOMERY· Bemp~'t't'. asks that land of the Def., desoribed as the Ei' of SE*, Seo 9. T 13, R 19" in Dg. Co., be "deoreed to her as fee simple ,as alimony and_-t.or,_suc.h__ o.ther and further relief as the nature 'of her oase and equity requires". #973. . " ~ ~ ~. __ '"" ___ --- ' , .' -- .:.::- -------'-'----.:.._---1. To be':o'ontinuedr - - - - "M'arria'g~ orlgi~a:t;~--;he~ really understands h-t-in. --_..... .'- s. man '~;~;t~'t'he~nIY woman wh-o-So does di voroe." " --OhiO State Sun Diat; .-- �129 BER MUDA_. HIDING PLACE ,---- ANCESTORS _'.. OE~OST II h . . .-: If you've traced an ancestor to the' East coast of the United States and the trail has gone cold without a clue as to where the family came from. there is a strong possibility that they or their parents emigrated from Bermuda. Bermudians have been establishtng new family lines in the United States and Canada, since Bermudars colonization in 1612. Although every conceivable English name that. exists in the U.S. also exists in Bermuda. your chances of conn~eting with a Bermuda ancestor are particularly good if you are searching for a name somewhat less common in this country, or even rare. Some of those names listed below are (or were) common in Bermuda: BROWNLOW JUDKIN PAYNTER TATEM BURROUGHS LEA CRAFT -PENI.ST,Oj.'J'·.';" TRIMINGHAM LIGHTBOURNE ':PEBINcHi EF ' TROTT BUTTERFI ELD CHADDOCK . LUSHER PEROT UNDERWOOD CONYERS MUSSON BIGHTON VESEY CORBUSIER NELMES SALTUS WATLINGTON DUNS COMBE NEWBOLD SEYMOUR WEN'l'WORTH - 'HABRI OTT ' T~B-B"lGE 'S'POFFEB TH NOGR ZUILL 'HOLLIS U ~ 10 SPURLING " and many_ C)~her~ ~ -- - - - - - .. "-"~""~' - ---- -- -~ome ~y:pical ~~~muda $.mes among the,.~ore common ones are: , CARTER COX COOPER ---""""-~ .. DARRELL DICKINSON DILL EVANS FORSTER GIBBS MALLORY ROBERTS SMITH TAYLOR TUCKER. TURNER WILKINSON and thousands more There are books in librar1:es,thl'lt .. deal with Bermuda history and genealogy,:,but they are scarce. A new quarterly is now published to help people with Bermuda roots ·to exchange information. The first issue came out in Octpber 1983. It costs $4.00 per year. but a sample copy can be ordered for $1.00 by writing for the BERMUDA BEACON to Alva M'. Hamilton. Editor. 564 Poppy Lane. Santa Marla~ CA 93455. The quarterly contains family histories. family groups. vital statistics and queries. The next edition will be mailed about April - 15. 1984. but back issues can be ordered. . - --------_. -. 'f ______ ~_,_...Jt- __ -,,---~_~_.~ _ _ --'"------~ ,f--------- f· I . aur1Al. . Place_of_'~Los.t!'!__ .Onion_Soldiers. If you have not been able to f1nd the burial place. of one of ~ '''', your ancestbrs who was in tJi1~on service during the War :8etween / " the States. he ~ be but1:ed 1n M1ss1ssippll A publication called, Gtave Registration of Union Soldiers buried 1n the National_Cemeteries of Corinth. Natchez ~ Vicksburg ... Miss1ssipp1 by Mrs. Norman E. Gillis lists the names of hundreds of Union soldiers buried in Mississippi. The price of the \ soft-cover book is $15.00. plus $1.25 postage and handling and " may be ordered from Mrs. Gillis. P.O. Box 9114, Shrevep~Dt. LA 71139· .. .. -- - . . f ' �130 NE'lII- "FamilY Bel2:istry ProJect A Family Registry Project recently begun by the LDS church was designed for the purpose of helping to coordinate genealogical research efforts. The Registry is open to all who are researching informatton about deceased individual's. By registering your, ancestor( s) onspeclal'r~gistration forms you indicate yourwl1lingness to correspohd wi th other~,.-J!.or,k-i-ng 'on the same line who may contact you. All of the registration forms wi~l be microfilmed and inquiries ,:-'.:-=~_ . . ma'y be made to the Registry by ~~~, middle of 1984. There is no ' ' charge, for register,ing-.--F'o:t'!Ii6f·:n-e available by writing. Family Registry, Genealogical Department, 50 East North Temple St., Salt Lake City. UT 84150 or at the nearest branch library of the LDS church. +++++++++++++~*++++++++++++++++++ '!'j,1 ' ',' '-- ..--_ .. ' . . . t" In one quart of club '0: soda. d1ssolve either or.e tablet or two tablespoons of l1qu1d m1lk '.J' ':;." of magnesia. M1x them well and chill in the refrigerator for eight tt" hours or so. After the m1xture is well m1xed and chilled,,) pour i t ..Jc. t~ into a shallow pan and soak the newspaper clippings in the solution t~ , for ~~ hour. Remove them and place them between paper towels and ~~ ':~ very carefully pat the excess moisture out of the c11ppings. Place '~. ':~ them on a flat surface to dry and store in a moisture-free place. ~~ tlr From ~ McPherson Sentinel. Feb 25. 1984 (H1nts from HelOise) . tiP "1' ,?ubmi tted by Grace Embers. . tt~ t~ .' ''. Jl aECIPE for Restor1ng Old Newspaper Cl1pp1ngs: ,+. + ., ~ ++++++++++++++++++++++++++~++++++ UN CLAI filED PH OP ER TY The 'Office of the Comptroller of the Currency.Department of Treasury in Washington. DC has the remains of the unclaimed contents of thousands of safe deposit boxes from National Banks which failed during the Depression. The unclaimed property includes such items as old wills.and other papers of genealogical importance. jewelry. coins and other items normally kept in safe deposit boxes. A listing of the 23,000 persons and organizations who were named as the last owners of the property was published in the June 29. 1983 issue of The Federal Register. The names are listed alph~betically by the state where the bank was located. To fil e a claim it is necessary to complete an OCC claims form which i aVailable from: The Office of the Comptroller of th C . s f· P laza East. S.W. e urrency L '~ ~ ant Washington." DC- 20219" ~;!t~;;!~~ m~tt~: ~~i~d ~y, June of 1984 or the property will be F d . .ow ng page is a sample sheet from The e eral rtegister showing some indiViduals listed as h vi ~ claimed property. The Federal Register is available :t ng ~i ti~;a;;b~~1~~·th!nDLoawrentce·D:oPies are available at th:o~aw arge cumen 5 ""partmen+- ,'"'~ t!..e ""p-" ,~ Library, both on the University of K' v U ~ncer nesearch . ansas campus. U.4 OJ �131 A sample page from'\ifhe Federal Register Federal Register I. Vol. 48. No. 126 . W ADDF.Ll.. EMMA 8. WADDELL FRANK W AGNER PROPERTY WAKELAND. W!l.1. W ALTF.R. Il)A M. !II PEARLT. WARDEN, W. II. WARREN. ROSS W. W,HSON.IAWRENCE WILBUR. FOUTCH WISF.HART. WILLIS WOOD. ORVIlJ.F. WOODS: A. P. WOODY. GEO. L. WOODY, ,. L. WRIGHT. FRANKLIN R. WRIGHT. GEO. W. WYRICK, ANDREW WYSON. 'ACOH F. YOUNKIN. Y ZELLMAN, GEORGE ZOLLJo,1AN. JULIUS ~:. WEBB. NORVAL WELeIIER, CYRllS WHITF.. ClIAS. A. ,A c. SULLIVAN IN PEOPU!S HA nONAL BANK AHD TIIUIIT CO ...PANY OFSUUJVAH HARRIS. ,OlIN M. TRAFALGAR IN THE FARMERS NAnONAL BANI( OF TRAFAl.QAA Wednesday. June 29. 1983 ~ PITTSBURG KS THE FIRST N .. TlON"L BANK (W PITTSBURG AMIlI.ER. G. S. MRS. ,OHNSTON. DAVID PHELPS, LESn:R M. RIC~IARDSON. F. F.. BURNSIDE KY THE FIRST N .. nONAL B .. NK OF BURNSIDE BAUGH. EVA WEST BELL. MINNIE BRADSHA W. F. E. CAMPBFJl.. LOUIS CHAP~N. WM. T. CHIWERS. RANEY CIUUJERS. WILLIAM CLINE. MACE •. FLOYD. IOHN GARLAND, SARAH GOFF. ANDREW WARREN HALCOMB. NElJ.I£ ,. MANN. A.I. MANN.I. A. MCMULLEN. ELVEN PENNINGTON. H'FIE MRS. PHILLIPS. /. H. PORCH. W. B. StJIJ.JVAN. FRANK TAYLOR. HAYS THE BURNSIDE OIL CO. YOUNG, J. W. CORBIN KY APPI.EGATE. ETHEL HEll. LORA O,\MOSCIIO. MARY DICKINSON. MARGARET FI-:ATHERNGU.L. SHIRI.EY G. GILLASPY. lAMES A. GUDOEN. MILES ESTATE 01' PARlS. BASIL II. PARSLEY. W"I. E. PETTIT. UDA JANE PETrIT. L1DA Sn:VENS PORTER. G. M. RODES. R. N. SMYSER. CECIL TAGGART. JOHN W. UTU'Y.,. C. VAN CAMPS WIiITE. GEORGE I. VINCENNES IN ntE 'IRST NATIONAL BA_ 01' VINCENNES EWING. WIUlAM F. JR. WARREN IN THE FIRST N .. TION .. L B"NK OF W ..RREN ANDREW. LIZZIE BYER. ClARK POWELL ADDIE POWELL. LIZZIE SruPIIENS. JOSEPH TOMPKINS. VINT BELOIT KS THE WHInEY N ..TIONAL B ..NK -of' CORBIN ADAMS. LAURA ADKINS.IOE ALSIP. EVERETT BAILEY. T. W. BAKER LEONARD BAYS. W. D. BOND. I. M. BRESl.IN & DURRETT BUNCH. H. C. BUSTLE. W ALTF.R CR1\WFORD. W. H. CUMDERLAII.'U TELEGRAPH INSTITUTE CUM.'.1INS. A. l;. CUMMINS. LEE DAVIDSON. E. W. DELPH. ,. M. DUNN. H. M. HAMBLIN. A. J. HART. JOHN W. MAGEE. SAM D. MARTIN. HUGH MARTIN. IIUGH !II Cl.YDE MARTIN. NANCY MATn IEWS. HELEN MCCREARY. ,AS. MILLS.,. G. MITCHEU .. ,. H. ' MOORE. CALF.1.E 'ARS. PAYNF. W. A. PHIPPS. ERNEST POPE. W. H. RlDNER. HANNAH MRS. ROOT. FOSTER SHARP. GEORGE MRS, SMl'm. DlANA STANIFER. W. P. TAYLOR. REED TIPTON. ,. M. WALKER. WILMOT L. WATKINS. lAS. T. WILIJAMSON. E. W. . FULTON KY THE UNION NATIONAL' BANK OF BELOIT HARRINGTON. LOUISE STOFEELS. CARL THE FIRST N .. TlONAL B .. NK OF COLONY GLASGOW KY THE FIRST NAnON..L B .. NK OI'GLABOOW SWIMMING POOL FUND ELLSWORTH KS THE CENTR"L N .. TlONAL B .. Nk OF ELLSWORTH REEF, OSCAR LA HARPE KS THE FIRST NATlON.. L BANK OF LA H .. RPE ECKEUlERRY. W. L. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF FULTON GREEN. S. M. MARYSVILLE KS THE FIRST NATIONAL B .. NK 01' .....RYSVILLE KOSSOW. E. H. MOUNE KS THE ...OUNE NAnON..L B..NK O·BRIEN. KATHLEEN - ---.- I Notices MANSFIEl.O. ,. T. MARSHALL, CIIARLIE MARTIN. ALEC l\.IARTIN. 'AMES OSCAR MATTHEWS. LILLIE B. MRS. MAUK, MARTHA MRS. MCMINN, ,ESSE NICHOLS. ,. R. MRS. NUCKOlS. ,. ,. OWENS. E. H. PEDEN. CHARLIE PENNINGTON. WALTER READ.'. W. RODGERS. R. B. RYAN. C. M. ESQ. SHARP. W. S,.C > .' ALEXANDER. ROBERT DEPP. L. P. O. DEWEESE. BESS BAKER. B. C. DODSON. L. E. BASHAM. C. M. !II ELLIS, SALLIE MRS. LOULA FRANCIS. W. C. BASHAM. W. H. GASS. ,OHN A. BOGIE. FLORENCE Gmus. CHRISTINE BOGIE. FLORENCE (EUBANK] MRS. GREER. CLAUDIUS D. BOWLES, BOBL. GREER. J. H. BRITT. W. T. HARLIN. MILTON BURGESS. GUS HARSTON. T. F. CALDWELl.. MARY ICE. V. E. MOSS MRS. . IEWEIl.. G. M. CHAMBERLIN. JULIA JONES. L L. MRS. KENTUCKY OIL CO. CHAMBERS. M. D. KINNAIRD. T. E. COOMER. PERRIAN KINSLOW. CURD CRENSHAW. H. T. MAAHS. ,. A. CRENSHA W. J. F. MANN·I·H. CUMMINS, FRED P. MANSFIEI.D BROS. DEARING. J. M. MANSFIELD. ELIZA DELK. W. D. TOBIN -~--'------ - 30043 SJMl1sON: C. S. SI),;NING. C. E. SKELTON.'. H. SMILEY. DAN SMITH. E. H. SMITH.,. W. ESTATE OF STEFFEY. R. C. TAYLOR. U. G. ET AI. THOMAS. I. G. TRIGG. WILL . W AUE. LET A A. WALTON. LEONARU WARDER. E. E. WHEELER. T. S. WHITE !II SMITH WILEY. J. H. WILKINSON. ,. R. WITTY. E. PADUCAH KY THE CITY NATIONAL BANK 01' PAOUC..H CROTZER. E. G. PIPPIN. KATIE MRS. WALKER. W. E. WARFORD. KlTT1F. PINEVILLE KY THI! BELL N ..nON.. L B"NK OF PINEVIu.a ALDER. FRED ASIIER. JAS. F. ASHER. ROBERT D. BINGHAM. W. G. BRADLEY. JOE BROGAN. EVA MRS. BROUGHTON. HENRY BROUGl-f1·ON. HENRY ADMR. CONSOLIDATED BAKING CO. DRAKE. HEATH ELLIOTT. R. B. GIANNINL B. E. HENUERSON. JAS. HILL ESTER HOPKINS. HARVE HOSKL'iS. I. R. HUBBARD. ARTHUR ,ACKSON, F. A. IOHNSTON. R. F.. KACKLEY. LORING C. !II MRS. LAWSON. HENRY LAYNE. TAYLOR LOCK. HOWARD LOWERY. WM. C. MA Y. G. C. MILLS. W. M. NEENER. L T. OSBORNE. TOM OVERTON. MIlJ.ARU M. OWENS. E. P. PINEVILl.E STEAM LAUNDRY RICHARDSON. LEE R SA YLOR. I. H. SIMPSON. SOL C. SIZEMORE. JAMES STARBUCK. D. E. STEWART. I. M. STROUD. ROMIE STRUNK. A. C . ELTON LA RONEY. F; M. COLONY KS -----.-- I THE FIIIST N .. TION .. L B ..NK OF ELTON DERTRAu'iD.OPHELL\N BERTRAND. SOLOMON BREAUX. DULVA BREAUX. VORIES CONNER. ABRA DARBONNE. DEUS DAVIS. J. D. DOISE. LAURA THEME EASTWOOD. CHARLES WESLEY FRUGE. MIGUEL FRUGE. OPHELIA FRUGE. OZEMEN GARY. AMBROISE !II MARY JOHNSON. ,ESSE LAFLEUR. ,OHN AMOS LANGLEY, ERNEST LANGLEY. EUPHE.>..11l LANGLEY. MARlUE LANGLEY. S. V. MANUEL. CYPRIEN MERCANruL ALBERT MERCANTEL.OZFJ.iE MYERS. ,ULFS ORTEGO. LUMA . OSCAR. RICHARD ROBERTSON. B. R. SANUERS.THEODORE SHAW, HARRY SKINNER. W:M. SPEARS. HENRY THmODEAUX. FELIX THmODEAUx. RUDOLPH OBERUNLA THI! FIRST N.. TIONAL BAHIC MOBERUN DESMOND. WASHINGTON JOHNSON' . .. .~ MCCOWSTER. E. P. MOTT. TELLIS �The Old Lawrence Jail,' no longer in existence. was located north side of present-day 6th street. between Vermont and Massachusetts streets in Lawrence. Note the bridge to the right of the jail and the Bowerstock Mill to the right of the bridge. This photo was taken shortly after the 1911 tornado. Photo-Gourtesy of the Douglas County Historical. Society. . * * * * * * * * * The earliest jail in Lawrence was a 20 X 20 foot log structure built in 1858. County commissioners. Josiah MILLER and William BARRICKLOW were instrumental in securing funds with which to build the log jail. }. ~ .., ~ \;...:.'.. '\,:--S:.~_..,I........ '~~·~:.r:.~~"'''~',,~;:~~.t::::~;--~- .. ~ .,., _ . ".' '-. ", .. p In 186 0; ;ltlhe:"-ja1:1~:F~h~~the, ...piro;ture;,,a·bov~h;Wa;s'i");) til it YWe"s·t ;'i of";,:Ro b tnson.... park and was the first iron jail in Kansas. According to an article in the Journal WOEld dated Oct 7 1937, the iron with which the jail was constructed was put on the steamboat. "Izetta" enroute to Lawrence but the "Izetta" became stuck on a sand bar at De Soto and the iron had to be unloaded and brought the rest of the way by wagons. According to the Republlca'n Journal. Lawrence. KS. Apr 27 1871 issue, a reporter who visited the jail in April of 1871 described a cellon the NE corner of the 2nd floor as IIdirty and squalid". Although the cell did contain a chair and desk, the mattress was ~escribed as being only one inch in thickness. Some of the prisoners whom the reporter saw on his visit were: Dr. John MEDLICOTT, charged with the murder of of Mr. I.M. RUTH ;"'the notorious I Cinda. Alex MONTGOMERY; SPRIGGS, the crazy man; a Folish lunatiC; two vagrants. one petty larceny (six months) and one attempt to kill (six months) ." The Douglas County courthouse was built in 1903 on the S.E. corner of Massachusetts and 11th St. A few years later the jail was located in a building :;.;::I?;.~':ot the courthouse where it remained until the construc't; tion of the new J"udicial and Law Enforcement Building adjacent to South Park in 1976. On the following pages are the names of those persons listed 1n the Crim1nal Appearance Docket Book 1(1863-1878). Much 1nformat1on can be gleaned from the actual files which are stored 1n the basement of the Judicial and Law Enforcement Build1ng. Due to shortages of staff 1n the District Court Office able to do research of th1s nature, it 1s suggested ~hat ~n~e.~ested. persons contact the DCGS ff. fur..ther.;-:1nformat..: . 1s: needed -: fr.6m~;'-the·'.case·~'-'ti;:les. . : ... . .---., .". .. - . . . -" ~ . i ,.( �133 --~ ...... --- - :.--- ---- - - Douglas County, Kansas-1 ov (Docket Book and Case Files are in the Judicial and Law Enforcement Building, Lawrence, Kans~s)--Note: Names are not in alphabetical order. Date of 1st entry Plaintiff Case File It ~ of Dgfendant -A- State of Kansas 47 ALLEN, Amanda .11 II II 128 AUSTIN t Dan II 156 ALBERT, William " " alias MORLOW (MARLOW?) and Thomas O'NEILL ALLEN, W.J. II "" 182 (William YOUNG, prosecutor) alias SCOTT State of Kansas 18t)~~ AUSTIN, Hariett (Tabitha LEWIS, prosecutor) State(2.,~of Kansas 224 ASHER t Asa II II II 252 ACKERSON, Benjamin ADAMS, Jabez II "" 331 APITZ, F.W. II "" 387 AUSTIN, Benjamin II "" 668 & and Americus VINEGAR " "" 609 16 Nov 1864 21 Nov 1865 18 May 1866 " 18 May 186p.:" ;;J:8,.,A.ug' .1S66':', . ... . . ~.., ", ,". 11 11 14 24 30 Mar 1867 Sept 1867 Sept 1868 June 1870 Aug 1877 16 22 15 21 Nov Nov Nov Nov .." " -BJ~' BRENDER, John State of Kansas II ft .. BENNEI'T, Eliza ,. It BURNS, Frank " BERRY, Martin H. " " II" II ~BRQW~" John ""and George RAY It BUTLER, Jacob 12 7 and Henry PRI CE and William TROTTER BOWEN t Zadock C. 145 " It BALDWIN, Mar y A. 206 " BASEMAN, Henry 219 " " BERRY, John 227 " " and George Washington BERRY BERRY, John It 228 " " and George Washington BERRY BASINGER, Jacob " II 231 " II BARNES, Madison 245 & 246 " " II BUCKLES, Wm. II 249 BELLS t Thomas " " 254 " BALDWIN, Wm. .. II" " (appeal) 258 BURGE, Wm. t Jr. " II 260 " II BAKER, Ralph II 261 " alias Ralph SIMMONS II BENNETT, W. J. . It :'1" 265 II BROWN, A.V. 266 .. " .. .. " .. .. .. " 1864 1864 1865 1865 21 Nov 1865 2 14 17 6 Apt Nov Nov .f>lay 1866 1866 1866 1867 8 May 1867 11 10 10 11 5 17 17 May 1867 Sept 1867 Sept 1867 Sept 1867 July 1867 Sept 1867 Sept 1867 12 Nov 1867 12 Nov 1867 �134 ,~ of Defendant BOUTWELL, Geo. H.' BEAN, Wm. and Clarissa MADDER; 'BI'" \l7, H{:' -", , ~,. • BRYANT ~- Ephraim BAYSINGER, Taylor BUSH, Wm. BFBNARD, Abby BARNARD, A.M.H. /-:---' +.:~"' BROWN, A.N. BENNETT. Chas. H. ".-,~9: " \ - .... '" II il II' II .- -, II 270 274 " " 275 " " " 285 " 'r-· " " 305 " " 309 " " " " " , Joseph 312 " " complainant 323 " BARRICKLOW, 'II ,..-,11 II State of ,Kansas II II II " " " " " " " " " " II " " II It " " " " " " " " " CARR, William CARR, William alia BUTTEN( 1) ,C9~' John M. '~COWAN, Frank " State of Kansas II BURNS, Lev~) BAILEY, Leslie BRACHTER, Henry BAXTEB, Allison BOUCHER ,A ~ , and, k~,- :QR~~tSER BRADLEX.•,;.::S.fmon BRI TTONi::;Dlfvid alias ADAMS BRATON, Henry BERRY, Luke BIGSBY, Ambrose ,'. BUTLER, Ramp. ' (_. and J. FI TZPA-'miI CK and Budd CROSS BOLEY ,A ~J. BUTLER, Hamp. and John'jJ!ITZPATRICK , BOLEY. A.J. , BARNES. Edward BAKER, Jacob BRADSHAW, William and Isaac SHORTWALTER BARBI CKLOW, David BLUNT, John BROWN. Thomas J. , BOOKER, Dudley BERRY. Thomas , BAXTER, John [~ . .- ;and Alexander REYNOLDS ·BROOKS. James " Case File Plaintiff II II " " " II II II " II (-fll .," " " " " " " II " It II " " II II II " " II II II II " " " " " II II II " ~24 326 328 330 335 368 383 39::3', ' 401 II.. Date of 1st entry 15 Nov 186'7 23 Nov 1867 5 Dec 1867 3 Feb 1868 6 Apr 1868 8 Apr 1868 & 313 10 Apr 1868 21 July 1868 31 July 1868 8 Sept 1868 14 Sept 1868 14 Sept 1868 2 Nov 1868 11 Aug 1869 5 Apr 1870 13 Aug 1870 10 Oct 1870 416 424 427 426 ,431 434 455 19 Dec 1870 4 Jan 1871 30 ,Jan 1871 '10 . Jan 1871 4 Feb 1871 4 Feb 1871 11 July 1872 , . 460. 20 Aug 1872 461 468 484 499 517 4 Oct 1872 24 Dec 1872 16 Aug 1873 2 Mar 1874 5 Oot 1874 '10 Dec 1874 1 Feb (1875?) 31 Mar 1876 16 Mar 1877 24 Sep 1877 5 Feb '1878 , 5 Feb 1878 '---) " " " " " " " 526 534 577 600 617 623 " ,II I~E~~-C~. " 628 '-' fI i."J II 13 21 18 Nov 1863 18 Nov 1863 29 33 36 21 Deo .1863 12 May 1864 14 May 1864 " " II, . . If II. II II " " " " " II . " " If It " �135 ~ COX. James CUNNINGHAM. J eremlah " 'II " " CROWEL. Jacob COWAN. Francls M. COLEMAN. Cosgrove and Wllllam HUPP COFFMAN. Wllllam CLAY; Henry (allas Knoxy CLAY) COLE. Samuel CRUMMETT. Wllllam CUNNINGHAM. J eremlah COLWIN. John CARROLL. James CLOUGH, G.C. (allas S.C. VICTOR) CLAY, Henry CRAWFORD, Read CUMMINGS, Wllllam CLAY, Henry CANARD. Samuel H. CUR'llIS, W1ll1am CRAIG. Iwloses COLLINS. John COLLINS. Lafayette CRAIG. Moses COLLINS. John CASTEEL. Albert COLLINS. Casslus C. CONE. Lyman CROSS, Budd and Hamp. BUTLER and J. FITZPATRICK CHRISTIAN, Joseph and Wllllam MORRIS COLBY, John W. CLARK. Thomas COLBY, George A.CARR. Guss CRAVENS. Beese CUMMINGS, Patrlck CLAYTON. Marlon CARNES, Dupee CHAMBERLAIN. John CROSBY, John CRADIT, N.O. (name crossed out) and -.m-?~D. DODGE CAMERON. Hugh CAMPBELL, John COLLINS, James Case Flle Plalntlff of Defendant Ii. 39 & 40 90 & 94 112 "It :, ;(~~$jppeaiJ 147 It 109 II 124 II 129 State of Kansas It It II ". " " " " " II It II It It 16 6 21 1 21 21 22 May Nov Nov May Nov Nov Nov 1864 1865 1865 1866 1865 1865 1865 1866 II 173 24 May II 198 199 202 205 Nov 1866 Nov 1866 Nov 1866 M:ov 1866 May 1866 Sept 1867 Sep; 1867 II II 2)) II " 255 257 14 14 14 14 14 11 13 278 284 286 16 28 4 Dec 1867 Jan· 1868 Feb 1868 288 & 290 303 321 325 334 -)61 385 391 395 407 1868 1868 June 1868 Sept 1868 Sept 1868 Aug 1869 May 1870 Aug 1870 Aug 1870 Nov 1870 Nov 1870 July 1872 July " " " " " II II II II " " " II II " II It II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II " " II II "(change of venue) II 455 28 6 18 8 19 5 23 6 15 12 14 11 II " 456 26 It 11 II " If " " " " " " " " " " II II ~l " II It " " It " " II " It II II. ,. '. It It It " " " " " " II -',10 } , '• • II II" II II "" " " " " ". II II .. " It . '~-0' (appeal) 409 457 & 458 474 485 494 533 549t 554 572 . 576 580. 581., 1~82. . .. 588 591 598 610 Mar ~pr 1872 20 3 16 27 11 23 28 21 30 -18. )0 Aug 1872 Feb 1873 Aug 1873 Dec 1873 Jan 1875 Aug 1875 Aug 1875 Mar 1876 Mar 1876 May 1876 June 1876 2 16 30 Oct Dec Aug 1876 1876 1877 �136 Case File Ii.. Plaintiff Name of Defendant CARROLL, Matthew W. State of Kansas CUSHENBJljlRY, Nathan--------" " " .' CASEY, _J_~es_______--=='='===='-.:.:'~==='=-:' t.. 7 -D- Date of 1..§1 entry 620 31 Jan 1878 624 5 Feb 1878 6_26 _ _ ~}~~~? ~_8?~ __ ._ _ _ _ ~ DARLING, Orlando State of Kansas 10 18 DULINSKEY (or DULINSTRY?) , ____ ~ 12 " II 18 " II 9 DOUGLAS, Richard " 32 and Joseph GARVIN and Thomas WILSON 44 14 DONAHOE, Owen " " " DULINSTRY, (Mrs.) 51 & 54 19 " " " DORMAN, Charles E. 19 53 " "" "II DEAN, John 8 75 " DRAPER, A.L. II " 22 130 " DALTON t J ame s 141 II " 15 " DAVI S, J.H. ( ?) 143 19 " " " DAILEY, Henry & Beter LADDY 176 1 " "" II" DALf.;Yj .. Alb.er.:t'--:-184 21 " II II DAVIS, James A. 203 14 " DUFFIELD, Sarah I. 207 " II 14 " " II DIXON t William 234 14 " DUNN, Patrick 308 6 " "II "" DIVINE, Michael (not in index?)" 332 14 DODDER, Peter 333 (appeal) 14 " "" "II DANIELS, Miles 369 11 " DIXON, Mat 19 379 " " " DUDLEY, Robert 402 24 " " " DAVIS, Will&am 470 28 " " " alias Rily DAVIS DRAKE, Will3!am 472 28 " " DAVIS, Thomas 918 7 " " DAVIS, Thomas 522, 523, 524 27 " " ,. DAVIS, Isaac 543 12 " DUFFIELD, Alonzo 9 5:59 " " If DUNHAM, Robert C. 16 599 " alias R.C. (or 0.) CLARK DRESSER , 627 5 " " " Nov 1863 Nov 1863 May 1864 May 1864 Nov 1864 Nov 1864 Ma,"' 1865 Nov 1865 Dec 1865 Dec 1865 June 1866 July 1866 Nov 1866 Nov 1866 May 1867 Apr 1868 Sept 1868 Sept 1868 Aug 1869 Jan 1870 Oct 1870 Jan 1873 Jan 1873 Oct 1874 Oct 1874 Apr 1875 Sept 1875 Mar 1877 Feb 1878 -E- ELIAS, Gideon 49 " " " ELLIS, J.E. 107 " " " EMBR Y, Toliver 21~L&,~~.214 " " " EDWARDS, F.L. 425-' " " EDWARDS, Henry Clay and Frank WILSON 487 " " I'II EARNSHAW, Thomas Henry 492 " " EVANS. 's6tomon '. . .' : and Charles GBEENAP 571 " " " EVANS, Solomon 578 " " " and Char le s GR EEN UP II ELLWOOD, Frank 579 " " , and Jackson C. BftONSOW (or BRONSON?) -- --- --- - . -17-- - - - - - - - - . : . ' - . ,--'----~_ _ __ I ) I " 18 15 17 10 Nov Nov Nov Jan 1864 1865 1866 1871 1 Sept 1873'? 22 Nov 1873 25 Jan 1876 24 Apr 1876 18 May 1876 . -==-:: �lj7 -F- ~of Pla1nt1ff Name Q! Defendant State of Kansas FORBES, David C. FOSTER, Jackson II II and Arthur DUNBAR fI FITZHUE, Spratt "... II FRAZER. Robert L. II II FRANKLIN, Franc1s II II FABALL. J OM II II FICK, Peter a11as George FICK II II II FENNIMORE. J. C • .. II II II FIELDS, Samuel Case? from Leavenworth Co II II II FITZPATRI CK' J. and Budd CROSS and Hamp. BUTLER II II II FITZPATRICK, John and Hamp. BUTLER_____ J H II' II FOSTER. Geo. A.( 1) .;~- II -~.'- . _....- _. Case ~ 48 55 It first entry 18 Nov 1864 22 Nov 1864 Nov 1865 Nov 1865 May 1866 Sept 1866 Jan 1868 106 121 162 191 282 15 21 21 17 25 314 362 10 Apr 1868 5 Aug 1869 455 11 July 1872 461 4 o.ct 1872 60~ 16 Mar 1877 . -:.-------1_ -G- 1 June 1866 state of Kansas 177 GRAY, James II II Nov 1866 12 194 .> ,GRAY, James II II 220 17 Nov 1866 GUFFUR (1)(or GUFFEER), " Anthony '> II 354 21 May 1869 GOODIN. Joel K. " " II 14 Dec 1869 376 GREEN, Jim "II " II 12 July 1870 388 GOODSELL, H.B. " -..38.9-,--,. 21 July 1870 GAMMER (1), Damiel " " (compla1nant, Frank KUMMER) "Vinland" written in penc1l} II II 11 Aug 1873( 1) 483 GRANT. William P. " 11 Aug 1873( 1) 481 GIVENS, James "II "II " 7 Mar 1874 500 GILMORE. Daniel " 29 Aug 1877 605 GYRE, Anderson " " " 11 May 1876( 1) 592 GREEN, James . \ " " " , ~--- • I ) -+ _ •• - -H- ". . " . - - ... HEEmINGTON, Oli vkr--n-;------ -II 9 " HERRINGTON • Jacob II 31 " " 46 HARRISON. J.A. " " " and May BAKER (?) HELM, William 61 " " " HULL. George and James STEVENS " "" 67 HARRISON. J.A. Ci ty of Lawrence. (appeal) 73 HARRISON, Joseph A. II and William WEIMER (appeal) 74 " " HARRISON. J.A. State of Kansas 82 HUTCHINSON, David 83 " " " ,----.-----~ ; , '. , ~.-- _...1 __ 14 Nov 1863 21 Dec 1863 16 Nov 1864 23 Nov 1864 23 Nov 1864 8 May 1865 8 May 1865 17 May 1865 2 Jurie 1865 �138 ~ of Defendant Case File Plaintiff Date .Qf i l l entry Ii. 87 30 Oct 1865 State of Kansas (change of venue -from Franklin Co. ) 11 Nov 1865 State of Kansas 98 HODGE, Oliver 22 Nov 1865 134 HERBERT, O.B. " " " Dec 1865 139 9 HEINEY, Henry " " " May 18 1866 154 & 155 HERRINGTON, James W. " " " II 26 May 1866 174 " " " " " 21 May 1866 160 HUTCHINSON, Josiah " " " 24 May 1866 167 HAYDEN, David " " " II 24 May 1866 171 HERD, Sidney " 14 Nov 1866 205 HOWARD, Lewis " " 210 17 Nov 1866 HILL, William B. " " 22 May 1867 238 HARRINGTON, Robert " " 31 Dec 1867 279 HOLLOWAY, J.C. " " 21 May 1869 352 HART. John " " 5 Aug 1869 363 HAWKINS, Samuel " " (From Leavenworth Co.) 19 Aug 1869 State of Kansas 371 HART, John 21 Dec 1869 HAZELRIG. George 377 " " 2 Apr 1870 382 HECKER, Ferdinand " " 19 Aug 1870 398 " " " " 11 (Appeal) 404.405,406 11 Nov 1870 HANEY, Henry " 443 5 June 1871 HOLLZMAN, Scott J • " " 454 27 Apr 1872 HUGHES, William " " 24 Dec 1872 465 HARRIS, W.A. " " 466 HARRIS, W.A.H.(1) " " " " " 467 HARRIS, E.B. " " " " " 12 Mar 1873 HANEY. Henry 475 " " " 6 Aug 1873 HUGHES, Louis 477 " " " 490 HAYNES, John 17 Nov 1873 " " " 18 Apr 1874 HEILL/HEIL( 1) , Joseph P. " 501 " "It 514 17 Sept 1874 HUGHES, Lewi s " " II 20 July 1875 HUBBARD, Albert 549 " " HALL, Mary 28 Aug 1875 553 " " " and Mrs. Thomas WHITE and J.W. SHANNON II 28 Aug 1875 HALL, Aaron, alias Alex II 555 " HALL and Mar y HALL 28 Aug 1875 HALL, Aaron 557 " " " and Peter MASON. Thomas WHITE, and William SMITH It HOUSTON, L.B. (or P.) 21 Mar 1876 575 " " HOADLEY, D.L. 584, May 1876 585, 586 27 " ",f " HARNEY, O.M. 621 4 Feb 1878 . " " HENDLY, John . -1- IHRIG, Peter ILIFF, Ezra INGRAHAM, Henry Compiled by Judy Sweets L - _ __ State of Kansas " " " " " " 134 348 529, ~30, 531, and 532 22 Nov 1865 19 Apr 1869 11 Jan 1875 To be continued �----- - .. ~-- r. C~~ w. ~~I~H·',.:::La:wrence .J{$ .',. ~D_EB'rAKEB:~&; EMBALMEB!: . ( 1890~~907J)~~' (cont1n~ed __ f~OIIl Vg).:wne Vlr, •. Nl.lm~er-:,2 .• , ... ' "" ~page::'8.4);.; UNDERTAKER. orDered by ,_ Bilri a1 _ ~.Cau'se~ d;~ ~. ' Earl Hellar,(s); Topeka 77/m.: Hrt. 180) llawson, Marg aret G~ H~ Wheedon W.S~ Blank 68) Layton, Estella John M~ Brown Kennedy 8O~ Olldl age~ ISli Layton, Jessie ~Shipped from Eldorado~ Ks,y' Valliey' Haskell Inst •. / HasJ{ell Stomach l!79, Cavi:er, Patri ck CFndi an r li7 J'an 19071' M. S~ Winters" tecomptoD1 Stiilll!born33 Leamer/Learner,. chird 1:6 Feb'1894 Mr. Leamer-nler Lecompton 3:'l" teamer/Le arn en, child 3~ Nov 1894 W~ Leam('rn)'er Lecompton' 411 Stomach 9.9 Leamer/Learner" \11m It 31: Dec' 1900 Ernest leary Off! 241.' Lightningl!J:7i'; Ce ary, ,Mrs. ,E~ 20:: Jitn 1902~ The: Fami 1y OH1 61 ParaJ.iysii51,26~ Leary, Georg~ 2. Mch 1003' Al ex Lee' !VIi;' 1Q: 80. Eee, Alice-' M'. 5i May 1899. A'lex tee MG; 78) Lee, chi Id of Alex 17 Feb 189.9 Lee", chi I'd of 183 A"ug 1892: J. W: Lee' ?:Wiinfield 2'11 Lee, [;. 22~ Feb 189.1' Cl ark Lee 1\17;' 30) [;aG.i:Tiippe' 59 John Lee &- Jewi~sh SOc M;' 1i3!, Pneu. ])09) l:ee:, Maggie Gi. 2'1 OCt 1901i Lee, Marg aret' 9' J'an 1903\ Win tee) Cathoi'ic7i1i Paralysiis: ]]241 Eee, Mt~ 13' Jitl 18911 Mrs. Syl~vi a tee ,_i;,.ee' MG~' 1111 Lee:, Mrs. 9, May' 1901. J. w. snyder: te-compt'on 103' 17 OCt', 189.9.. Lee" Win: Garl ton1191 --1:..- 85 Or. J~ H~ Young, M,ts . Eee' MG" l::ee, Win. 17: Jan 1900) Mrs. John' Sliydenr Frankn:n: 715~ oi1d age~ 164' Cee, Wi lli e' 27( Mch 1898~ Hemry} Will10wbly OHi liT, A"ppoplexe 7.0 (Shipped fi'om K-ans'as: City, M()'o)i Leeford, Mr. Jr~ l:S May 19011. 104: Gem Loilt &- The~ F.amiily Mi' ?~51: Leeper, Gilbent: 9: 14 Apr 189.1, Mr. Leeper.;::: A. F:M~ Off Leiper, Doyl'e 5 Ai> n: 1907.' _Leiper;: Mrs-._OIf 22 Pheu. 183' Lemon, Mn~, 2~! Jan 18983 Dr. Lemon Off 6,iTi 69' LeP.age, Mrs. 12:. Dec 189.Si (?:)Je rry' Gl adh ar.t ('?')OO::48} Charles; Cole Efue~yJ [:escher, Mr:s-. Maria 241 May 1902~ The: Family 00: 7.Si Tubercul0.116) &scher, Mrs;. w:~ A": 20) OC't;,189S; W. Jf.~ Lesche'lt OW 47r' Lescher, t~~ Feb 19011 The Famil¥' OU 80. Hrt.Faiil. ]]01( Cester/Lastezt', Alllen i9May 1893' A'.G.Hbnnold;:BUrns; & Co~ OH21' Letcher, Anni e', 29/ Jim' 1903~ WRC~ Col1;~ardheJ!, Famiily "M:7~ 561 Pneu. ii· l!30 Letcher, child of S:· OCt 189.S A: G;•. Honnol~d Mi:' 46> Letcher, child of r Apr,,,1898, A: G;. Honnold n{;~' 70: Let'cher, Mar,tha" 211 Mch 18981 BEmt: Letcher,JohnHiilil. 1\1;; 23 69·' Leuf, lV. B~ _J1'ay,'19011 S~ C. Mar,shall1 Chicago 18~ Hr.t.TtbI'. 103~ Uisted between 9 and'12-: Mayl. (IShipped to Chicago, HI.)\ Levs,ch, A<lam 12 Nov 1899, The: Family' Eildoral 551 Dropsy! 85 Lewis;; child of 19 Mch 18911 Chas. Lewis; M;; 81 te,wis;~ child of 10 May 1892~ Chas. [:ewi S' l\~;' r8 Eewis', child of 3) Jill 1890) Peter.: &-Charles; Eewis:-M;: ?27 Mo ?7 53' lewiS', Christina 20) Jill 189.9:, Charles; Lewis·; Mi; 1: 6?~ ? 82, Lewi s:, Eddi e' 12 Jan 1896'· Mrs.Jolinson;Mary tut'Z: l\{;; 27i con:-- '49 tewi S:, (?JEi:Jn a ' 21.Jul1896 C.Lewis;peter.: Lewis; MG:' ?16 mo 54 Lewi S:, E1 i'zabeth S 5ep': 1894~ Lawson Lewis; &1;;' 36) Lewi s;, Ethel G;. 23~ Jitl 1907(. I. 0'. l:'ewis' 1\17: 19,' mo: Chollilf187' Lewi Si, Fr,ank IS' Jan 1898 Peter & Charles' Lewis; 1\1;'4 mo' 6i1! E'ewis:, Joshua; 1,2! 5ep' 1903 George Lewis l' Crowden' 70 Dropsy' 132 . Le~s~,_M~r!.on1 ___ .. 1.5 _~p_)~O§ . _ ..~~'ch!!r§ ~!Vts; __ .~a1c~Vii~w~ __~', Stom~~h.. Y7i~' -'Name~ Bimlal Date~_ 29 Jiln 19071' 24 Feb 18983 19 Jan 1905 �,140" Name Lewis, Mary A:-Ccoi): BUri a1 Date:' Lewis, R'o, ch. of _ Mrs. W.illie Lillie, Aaron Lilly, Emma K. _1.:LAUJ}_1,J397 21 OCt 1901 26 Apr 1893 22 Nov 1907 Lewis~, l~~Fe_b' 1,071: Lind, Mrs~ Lindenberg, Olga 17 Aug 1904 22 Oct 190T Lindner, Harry' 21 Jul' 1900, Lindsay, A110nzo, Lhldsey, Mary K. Lingstrom, child of Ei tchfield~ Alice' E. Litchfield, Chas. Litte1, C1arenc~ ti ttle, Mrs,'. Mary Locell, No:...--e B~ 1; Lecour, CamelO) Lodena, Car-rie' 1:og an, Alice: Logan, Bessie: Log an, Emma' Log an, Fr.anI< Log an, ,Geo'. J~ 28 Fe'ti' 19011 6c, OCt 1890) 22 Ju1' 1890 29 Jul 1902) 24' Jun 1891( 5 Aug 1905' 27/ OCt 1905~ 183 Aug 1904' 1111 Jan 1!902: 14 Oct 1893' 22: Sepl 1905' li1' May 1896 Q' Sep1 19011: 20: No,v 1907: 8,; Apr 1906 Log an, James': 1:og an, John~ 5: Log an, Mrs~. Lily' Logan, Tracy: Loi t, Chas;~ Loit, Mary' London, Chas; W. Long, Alice li3 OCt o)M'ay In 1 0Ct 2:7/ Mch 19) Mch 15' Jan 5 F.eb' 18 Jul 1898.' 1900 1907, 19001 1905, 1903~ 1899!.' 1:902: I 25 Mch 1900) Long anecker" Morri s; Longdoffer, Andy 9; 5eP) 18911 Longfellow. :Fhfant D! 7 Mch 1895 4' Mch 1895', l:ongfellow, Mrs'. (?)Losc'aln, Mrs. Cl1ara LS Oct 1892~ 4' Jan 19(!Yo) Love, Mrs'. A~ Lowe:, Mrs~ [owenstein, MiinniEr' L'owe,ry, Win • 12 21 22 20) (?J [;ows;, Cil nri e~ Euc'as i Mary/ 30 Jan 1893~ 7( Nov 1907t' Lut:z', Mrs. Andrew, Ahdl!ew;_' Ly;nd, chi1 d of 17 Aug: 1893~ 31 Oct 1893: 22,: Feb 1895; Lutz~ Feb OCt Jan Aug 18911 1891'1. 1902, 1898:· '" • r~· .- .... ~. ~ .:;-.. • ,ordered by Buria1_ Age ,Cause' d.l f.9..., Mrs'. Mary McFarland OH -70" Dropsyr--181 Ali za Mon roe _ R~ Lewi S' ?Wakarus a l' l' 63; Charles Lewis MG" 38; C.ofBw1isl09~ Estate of Aaron lillie MG;26, Alice Lilly: Chicago 53' I.:.iver 19]J, Mrs'. H. M. Shaw; (sirrohhis of») Grant &' A~ B(~ Lind' B1 ank 65 appop1exi al:441 Geo. S: Sfui th Marysvi 11 e 2«11: con. 190) Peter Lindenberg Ks. of brain Mrs. J. G:. Lindner OW 50: Tubercu1 112 (Shi pped from OSs'awatimi a)' Lewi Si MumfordU;. H:Carson l\I;~ 3?' grip) 1011 Robt. Lindsey,' OHi 183 typhoid+ SO> P). r:ingstrom Blank l' ~'. J. Phillips; Off 43 NervPros. 1119' F'~ p;. r:.i tchfie1d 1Siib1' ey.r 3'5: Suicide' 583 Mrs~ Dixon 7i35~ Pa. St; Oil! 8 moSiin:£'ompl.l!583 51 DropsYI 1101.1 Chas; St!rong ::W- Li ttle"l\IT Orra Locell OR' 4' da: 1'0---- 145) Poor. CommiSsion OR" 2-: mo?: Ii 111 Wiit Loden a' Perryr oi'd i age' 30' Allf:r:ed &: David' tog an f.1;:2'/,,3' wh. cough 1'61\ Robt. Eog an Cli n ton 2: yr.:. croup) 52: Dave Log an 1\1;: liS: Tuber-cuI. 1J89~ Mr. Logan OIF 60) P'ara1ysis; 1911: Mrs. Geo~ J. Logan OW 36' Pheu. lJ68.1 H. J;~ Green (Shipped from Manhattan, Ks.l' A': L. Brooks OHT' 7;" da' sp asms 7~i The F'amil;Y," OR: Tr2.: Hrt. TrhI'. 92: James Jacobs;:EdCOop'er: 0Hi' 271" Dropsy.' 1.90 Jho:~ StalT.:r:e111l: OW 1!61( Geo.Loit;; ?Iinol Loit' MG; 61' KidileyTrti'.lI54 Charles: Loi t 1\1;; 7 S;Fevelr.' 1:2\4' The; Family' OH: 3li~ TyPhoid' 781 l:.L.Long;; W'. K. FouIn<,s;' 0It 1'4' moSfur.Com.li1:83 Poor Commission Blank F.airview 38: Pneu. 1i07 Andrew: Longdoffel!' L'akeView ]2: D. tongfell'ow' OIr 40' Jacob Longfellowi' OH 40} ?: B~P~, &- C: Willsie' OW 22, R'. E: Pittney OH' 1!64' (Shipped from Rfvercside, Calif. Alex' Love OH: 7r spt. Poor Farml PoorFarm l'3~ W'.' Schocky/ OW' Ill'. SC~. Fe;ver l!l'2~ D~G;. &' ?J'.M.G:.Wtltt OHI 4!11 Cirhossiis' 13~ (Shipped: from KC; Kas.lof Liver G;. Honnoid' County' 24' OFF 03'- Dropsy' li9l! Geo Washington' Mrs. Henrietta' Elliot, Dan Ulrich:G.F·;oehrl'd'" Catho}:ic:, ~29 R~ Brown; : John' Ul ri ch Rock Cneek, PO-ECh,J) Jas. Lynd linton 39 r if,. 1 �~ Cause: d~~ f.g;,~ BUri ali Date Ordered by Lyon, L. D'. , CO) R9,!t'. Lyons ,'~~S-er.1l'hao Lyons" Eura' ~ Dec 1898; 9, May 1891L 25 Apr 18983 IS Jil1l 19011. Lyon s, Mrs. Marg are'tl', 1$ Dec: 1904', 5'5 lliverC'anc'. 16; The' F.amily' OW ro' L. D. Lyon Off wm. Lyons;; If. H: Wiil'son' Peori'ar 8\ yr ?viru s; 70' 43\ Tubercu1 1• 1'86, Mr. E': Moore~ om (Shi,ppe({i, from N. H. Y' 60' Surg. op'er..lf49 Chas~ l:yons': , ow (SHipped' from New, Y6rkr Mrs. M. H~ tyons; OH; G'. R'. Gbuld' OW Char1es'F. Picke~ KennedyV.66 Pneu. Ernest (o?)iP'arckl:t, 507 Del'. St. KC, Mo. Thomas Madden OIl' 76', Accident' 12 Jo'e Bowers Eudora 20:) Drownedl 641 Milton (?:)' Dacy' 54 OID Thomas Madden Benevo1'ent No. 2\ 20 OH Green Madden Juvenile SOciety' 76 The Estate", Dr.~ Harvey08-" Col. Relief Corps;' 211 Clinton Peter: Maj or Henry Heine 27:' l!l~ John Maloney Reno' 65; Pit eu • 89) R~ W.Ludingham(ton)i 08' 80 ?: B1 adder 88 M. M.Man ley ;GeoEl ston1\l;7"' 40' Appoplexi'aIi08l Mrs .Mann, Dr .Hornbin, El'\Y, Ely Comp M. W. of A: l'owa' Jacob Mapp) OW (Shipped from KC) J acobMapp; J3enev #2; OH1 55> 1'50' The Family 08-" Hrt.Faill. 1:19' Dbn Ulrick Echo: 83/93\ 01d age~ 51' Geo. Markley Pleas~Grove~ 1111, Dilphtheria1!9i' Mi'sses~ Julia"G JUice OBi 55; Cancezr' 90 Marc (s)h 100 R'. H; Rogers:' 13?: Piteu. Addison Warholl!, A. [;. Cox oar 79' 88; wm A' Marshall' OH' 80186 Stom .. T:t:b 1\79' Relief Corps' Col. l:akeview' 30) W. H". Martin :~:~:",; (2t(;'astri'tiis: 8T1 , The F'amily OW" ~'28\Consumption83' Henry Martin Clinton 1!,~' W,. H". Martin OH 27' FrankMartin;ChasSnow M;' 4' da. l!03' Stephen D. Martin Lecomptolll 20' S~ D. Martin' Lecompton 3~ J.D.Martin:1Vli'sE~N'ea1 OH~ 7R' P'ara1ysis; 50l The Family' om 13': Dysentry T. 63~ J. D. Martin Kanwaka' 50 The Family' OW 6~r LaGripp'e 59 ~Vml Martin; Mrs. Sini th OH 84(' Old age 65; Blank OW 28; Lyen, i:Mi\iiy; 10) Ju1 18901 lyons." W. W. 11 Aug 189$ Macomber, Mrs. E~ 1 Feb 1900" Madden, Ed (Shippetd;' from KC, Mo. )' 1'6 Ju1 1898 Madden, Emma 13 seP' 18971' Madden, Lizzie (Index' - Maddox)' 141 Aug 1896 Maddel1:;} Meli ndiP Madden, Minerva 2(f, Apr 190r 4' Aug 1902~ Maj ors, Mrs. Pl. 21 Aug 1892~ Maloney, Helen Mimdell l , Mrs. M'ary A'. Manley, D'avid H. Mann" Dr. M. E: 14 Apr 1902 9 Mch 1900 8; Feb 1900, 2' OCt 19011 Mapp, Jacob Jrt. 18 Jan 1907r Maddo~k, ,Mrs. Sarah Mapp, Mrs. (?:~TEmnesee II Jan 1905' r'Aug 1902 March, Mrs. 15 Dec 1896 Marck1ey, James 20; Nov 19071' Markley, Pearl III Apr 1900Marsh, Mary E. Marshall t, Harding Marshall,:, Jilri a Marshall, Wni M'arti n, Mrs. M'artin, Fr,ank ~rartin, Fred C: Martin, chHdJiof Martin, child of Martin, child of Martin, Davhf r;: Alma' Martin, David Martin, Henry Martin, Henry Martin, lila May Martin, Mrs. J~ D. l\tartin, Mrs. Milrgarett Martin,May,inf boy of / Bud al' Name_ 4; Feb 19011. 29 Jan 114' Jan 31 Jul' 6) Jan 14 Aug 4 Mch 14 May 2 May 30) Ju1 8'May 1'6 Sep 22 Aug 27 Feb 23' Feb 3 Dec 25; Jill' 1900 1907( 1894: 19001 18991, 1892:: 1893' 1901 189.2: 1894 1896:~ 189.1{ 1896 1897[ 18971' 189$ �'142l BUri a1 Date N'ame Ordered by Burial' !g"e; Cause d. ~ 11S11 13' ? OH" John D'. Marti n Emily Neal 4;5om Maj or Martin 12 Sep,189S Martin, Samuel Ci ty; PrfaHnter 50) 20) ? OHr 22 5ep. l8W{ Mrs. WarI!ace: Martin, seT-en a' Miss Martin 60) Diaerhea- 1118) OHi 18 Jul: 1902: The F'amilYi Martin, Win H. Pri vate €'O C~ 70) Regt' Lliidiana :Fnfty om 811 Para1ysi s~ IDS) 10) Jul' 1901l The Fami 1y Marvin, James OH 80' Hrt Ttbr 1'48 29) Nov 190'4' The family Marvin, ~frs. Jas;, Clinton 61{ Hrt. Di's;. 36) 1'S Oct 1894 w.c. Hill" Byron, Mason, Mrs. Dorcas' Porter OHr 17l Hrt Ttb +- 8:5 3~ OCt 189.9, F. O. Marvin Mason, Mrs. Elinor G~ 1781 OR' li7{ Jan 1907{ Lynn Mason Mason, Emily H. )]48i Clinton 75~ Dropsy; w. c. Hn1i 29; Nov 1904 Mason, Nelson p.vt • c~ C' 8~ 1111. COl. ;,>';'",~CrOUpl 491 13: Jan 189Q, Theo. (?'lsealy;, KC OHi Mason, Theo. OH l~ City Clerk 17 Ju1 189.1L Mathew:, Florence (IF 11ll 9,1 Aug 18911 F'. Mathews; Matli'ews', child of Eudora 53~ Accident' lOTI The Fami 1y.1 311 Aug 19011 Mathia, Theobold OO~ 1 da ~ 5 Aug 1890) Frank Matthews;' Mi:l'tJ1lhews:, ch. of OH 7f4-y,r.s Typhoid83 24' Aug 1899' Erank Mat thews" Mat thews~, Edi th M~ Bonner: 70 Httt. Dis; 1711, 2l1. Jun 1906\ A. R~ Maxwe 11\ 040 Maxwell, l:eander:' Springs;R~ 1: Stt. OH 69) Pneu. 1113: O. W; McAlli ster ' McAllis'ter; Mrs'. A'.J: 19 Feb 1902 lecompton 24' David McCaUl 22', Dec 1892: McCall ,child of McCan', Dor-thy;, 29: May 1900· C. C'. McCalll HaskellI' 3' mOl [;ungFvr 170 10' [;ecompton' Si May 189'11 McCall. J'ohm Moses'McCMl!. Catholic 82' Olld age:+107;' McCan, ,LouiisaL 23~ Aug mOlt Mrs. 1: ZooJ(: Mr~', Norwood ~'. ,Lecompton 77! cancer' 1150' 21 . Dec: 1904' McCall, Moses; 'OI-Il 22 McCann, Mrs. ' '7/ O.Ct 18921 W. C: -McCann , OH' 35/39~ 1 l'u McCann, Sadi e J:, " 28) Jun 1902' E~ F. Caldwell', . (Shipped from Riiverside."CaliL)' J. F/ Longstreth, KG';' Mo'. " 411 North 13', Malariial McCary ~ Mary E~i6 Apr 189S) W~ m McCary' WiHiamstown McClean, Mrs;. , $' Nov 19D5i MG' Lung trb1 1162' Miss Nellie Sfms (Shi pped from St. Loui s y~ , , McClellan, child' of on'.3!!. Dec 1906\ Dr. McClellan om 2 da178\ OHI 82: Old age 120) John Sullivan McClure, Mrs. Eli ziIbeth 5 Mch 1903 ~ .~ (Shipped! from Kansas- Ciity, M6~) McClure, Einerson E~, 17 Nov' 1904' Mrs. O(AJirU e'l\1. McClure, OH- 311 McClure. Joseph R:. 20!Feb'189A John Sullivan OR 80-' Old age~ , (died a:t K.C., Mo •.)',' McClure, Luch-r.rFeb~1892: R~ J~ Cu_nningpam OHf I McClure, Mrs. S: J':_ 21 .Tun 1893'~,_ Robert McClure- ' or 27i: ,. ! -- _ _ _ J 18 Jan 1905 Martin, Nancy I f 1'''' Compiled by ;Paullne Elnlff =.to be cont:lnued-~-- , LAWRENCE, KANSA~. -~-.~------- -- �~11111@11@111I1iJ ~ Family Reunions - ---- .- .~ ~I®lmU1JlR~ . -"- -.----~--- --- -- - --- - --;---.--- - PETTIBON-The descend~nts of Elihu aiicf-Huldah Matthew PETTIBON hold their family reunion tne second Sunday in June each year in the park at Nevada. MO. Elihu and Huldap PETTIBON came to the Nevada. MO area in 1877 from Bloomington. IL. All descendants are invited to the(: next reunion. For more information write: Maxine HOUGLAND. Rt. 1. Box 153C. Perry. KS 66073. GARBETT-The descendants of Aquilla and Sarah CHANDLER GARRETT will hold their family reunion on Memorial weekend thi s year. Aq uilla and Sarah CHANDLER GARRETT came from Illinois to Neosho and Crawford Co.'s, KS about 1872. F'or more information contact: Gail Van LeENEN. 527 Deerfield Lane. Lawrence. KS 66044. * * * * * *' * * * * * * * RAILSBACK DES CENDANTS ASSOCIATION -formed April 5. 1981. For information about membership ,and-newsletters. contact: Dorothy J • COX • Rt, .1,.~ Box 222 • Reagan. TX 76680. , * * * .* . J., " , - - - - - -- ~\ '. , The Lawrence Journal World. Nov 22,198) issue reported the effort's of Amelia BETTS of Baldwin City. KS to restore seven monuments al'cng the Santa Fe Trail in Douglas Co. The monUments were erected by. the Daughters of the American Revolutio~ in 1906 and 1907. Some 'of the monuments are now in poor cQndi tion due to' erosion and other '" factors. ;::,~~S$ BETTS believes that without some outside he 11>. th~.~· monuments may further deteriorate. . Miss :BEr,TS and Katharine KELLgy. ·are in the process of re$toring two /' of the m:6numents, one honorj;-ng;~t,he former to~n of P~M~A and the . other about one half mile north of BALDWll\lc CITY. The others in need of restoration are at the sites of: ':GLOBE.,~·BLACK: JACK. BROOKLYN. WILLOW SPRINGS, and FLAG SPRINGS. The one that needs'the most work 1s. at BROOKLYN. "It 1,9 just a wooden sign that says "BROOKLYN '". The sign has iio~. t'o:uniia:'ta:ql}..,,-:, , j Miss BETTS feels that if something-is 'not done soon to restore these markers. future generations may not even .know the wher'eabouts of such places as the long-extinct towns "of BROOKLYN and WILLOW SPRINGS. She would welcome financial or other kinds of help in continuing her goal of restoring all seven of the Douglas County markers. "If some ~eople w<?ul~ just le~ me kn_ow they're tnterested. ltw9l,1lg. ll~lp qui~e _ _.~ Ii ttle ." Miss BETTS ma:l be QQntacted.,.bl'__wrl ting __ her..:....at_9.11_D.e.~bo.rn.t._. Beildwin City. Ks66\09~ _ _ . .:.,...~~- ' __ - . j__ . ~ " " u_ I, ., :j - _ _ _ _ �·/7.-;::---- ,-.' ,->-: _.~-:-~-.--f- :~-"'.""- -;"""--~, z:'~,~ ." :CLiNTON- 'T'own Brit p 144 - -- ~--- - .'--,-;- . -- , ': A~';~t"of-S-ale~ of~Personal Estate of Danlel VANCIL" Deceased, Made by Ammella VANCIL', Admlnlstratrlx, on the 4th day of February A.D 1864 at the late resldence of sald deceased, ln pursuance of notlce duly glven acoordlng to law ln presence 'of Asker SMITH, Clerk of the Sale. Prlce Purchasers Artlcles §.gl.9. '{>.ill Box old Irons 1 Shovel Plow II 1 " 1 l'reaklng " 1 Bbl. Sargo Molasses 10 chlcknlps 4 Ducks 26 Geese 1 Bed Steer 1 Whlte II 2 Helfers 1 Steer 2 Helfers 1 cow 1 Bull 1 Bay Horse 1 Old Horse 1 Fllly 1 Fllly Corn ln Fleld " 'ii'", in Crlb 25~Btishells Wheat fI 25 "If II 25 If II 25 25 " " a'ye 5 " 5 " " Amount S. CREEL $1~~~5 $1.45 B. HIATT $3.50 $3.50 A. SMITH $1.55 ~1~5 J. ANDERSON 2.00 $,4.• 00 A. BELL $2.10 f~::~g A. CURTISS $.20 Mrs. STUDEBECKER $1.20 $.30 Mrs. VANCIL $).50 $3.50 A. SMITH $$.50 $7.50 A.SMITH $7.00 $7.00 Izrl VANCIL $2:;.\50> $\5'.00 J. ANDERSON $16.10 $16.10 Izrl VANCIL $4.00 $8.00 Rachae I VANCIL $5.00 $5.00 A. SMITH $25.00 25 •00 Jas SPITLER 81.00 $81.00 Rachael VANCIL $1.00 $1.00 Isrl VANCIL $20.00 $20.00 Rachael VANCIL $15.00 $15.00 T .E. SAWYER $17.00 $17.00 Jas SPITLER $108.00 $108.00 A. FIRESTON E $29.25 '1.17 A.J. STAKES $1.12 $28.00 John BREEDING $1.18 29 • 50 Jas SPITLER $1.10 27.50 A.J. STAKES $1.00 $25.00 E. HUDLESTON $.40 $2.00 E. HUDLESTON ~.4Q ~2.JO Total amt of Sale $476.45 1 1 Note: the above Sale Bill was copied from the origlnal in the flle folder of Danlel VANCIL-#2512-A in the Probate records of Douglas County. KS whlch are kept in the Dlstrict Court Offlce. Judlclal and Law Enforcement Bulldlng. Lawrence. KS. * ,_. * * * * * * * * Nlnety ~ ~fears Ago J.n CLINTON-••••• (Newspaper items from the Lftwrence Dally JOurnal and Evenlng Trlbune- Sept 7. - 1893. p. ) - - - - ---~- Mrs. CHILCGrE of Allen county ls vlsltlng relatives-andthls co~unlty at pres~t. '. frlend~-l~ . Ad MARSHALL is thinking of starting to Ohl0 before long. to remain there. I!·- .........". ,-,) He expects Mr s. McKINNEY is vi sL~lngc;; her son, J. W. McKINNEY of thi s place at present. ',!/,....;' �____ ,:' :;·:e.uDORAI Townsh1 p 145 _:f From:}l~ PORTRAI~ANJ)BioGIL\.pmCAL~~~,J . \~-'4>f--~EAVEN.WOB.Ta.--DOUGLAS-and..-HUNKLIN--COUN,TIES.-KANSAS,-1-S9'9- - -...- : '~'-~/' L " \, " 01 " "1 \ .:' L I \ WILLIAM G,ARDNER, deceased, who \vas : one of the pioueers -of Hesper, Douglas I Gouuty,was born in Guilford COl1lJty,N,C., I ! J~tlUary 19, I S07 1 a sou of Thaclcleus aud Euuicc (Starbuck) Gardner, both of whol11 wcre natin;sl : oC-·Nantucket Island. Gro\\'iug to manhood in his , native place, he early learned lessons of self'reli':1 1 alice, industry and persevcrance, which stood hi1l1, , in good stead during the vicissitudes of all activei . life. It was difficult for him to gain a substantial! : footing in the, south, where the surroundings amll , conditions were such as to prevent prosperity.: I At the opening of the Civil war, in 1361, he re-I. ,,moved to Kansas and purchased one hundred' , and sixty acres of land near the present village I of Hesper, in Eudora Townsh ip, DOl1glas Coullty. I Here, busily engaged iu agricultural pnr:;uits, lIt I passed the remaining years of his life, and here I , death came to him, in ISS!, at the age ofsc\"(:ntythree years. .-----.--\ I',. 1 B Y I' I 'I . ' [ ~ ~I )lrt 1 a~lt trallllng ~. r. ' Canlner wps i ' llO(:lIlber of tht: FritlH\:,' Church. II1 charncter he possc:ssedthosc: atlril)!ltes llsiia'lly Iloticeaule in llItlllbers of that sect, being modest, ullassuming, strictly honest and peace, loving. \\Then Quantrelll'liade his famous raid to Lawrence he passed 111'. Garclntr's hOlllt alld killed a man one mile ;'\'cst, but he said that, while he would like to ha\'e another l11:1n he did 110t wish to disturb a people S0 ptacefnl as that of the QU3ktrs,' The [net that his religions "iews prevented hin; frolll 'taking partin the Civil war did not prevel;t ~Ir. Gardner frolll snpporting the canse of the Union in such other ways as \\·erepossible.Believing that sla\'er)', shonld not exist he removed [rmll the south, '~lthol1gh by doing so he sacrificed almost all of his property and fhe mercantile busilless which lie conducted at Florence', N.C. \Vhile li\'ing in the south, May 6, 184.1, he married Miss Penelope Hill, a native of North Carolina, and who is still living. She is a lady of gentle dellll:anor, with ;.1 heart full of kindness toward the suffering and distressed and a ready sYllIpathy that wins friends among her acquaintances. ·1 IL'W~' - INSLO\V DAVIS. D~~lng the peri~d od '. his residence in Eudora To\\'nsh~p, whichl covered twcnty-threeycars, Mr.. Davis WOIlI and retained a high position among his fellowcitizens, and became known as one of the honor-: able, industrious farmers of Douglas County,l, He was born in Randolph County, N. C., inl; 1813, a son of James and Caroline (Winslow) f-Davis, both nati\'es of North Carolina, When I , a' hoy he received fair ath'antages and for a tillie, in early manhood, he engaged in teaching school. I \ However,ag-riculture was his occupation through-, ,I·· -out the greater period of his life. I \I At the opening' of the Civil war 1\1r. Da\'is , : fillllil,lg surroundin~s Ul;pitns,lIlt ill the south, de-t t(:rI1l1necl to sdtle In 'Kansas, Accompanied by", his wife alld two childrell they had adopted hei 1113de the trip, o\'erlancl, fronl Guilford COllIlty,': N. C" to DUllg\ns CUIlllty, Kans, After a long' amI weary JOlHnt) , \\"hich \\',IS made ill a co,,\:red, \ \\'ag')II: he finally aIrived at his destinatioll, alltI],. I . i' " i' I !~;s~ltkd l neary'hat j::, 1l~\,~:.!Ii?:!~r, .Oll ~11 ~j~hty·acl ~; . Itact: At the same time he entered a quarter-sec- J !Ion 111 Chase COU!lty and another quarter ill LyolI' : C011nty, but made his home in Douglas County,':, I where he followed general farming. "\ ' I For ll1~ny years ~Ir. Davis was a prominent \vorker 111 the SocIety of Friellds, in "'hich he long officiated as an elder. At the time of the 1,1 building of Hesper Academy Ite was one of the III most liberal,contributors to thernovement. His I' life ,,~as ul!112arkecl by great changes or ach'enturIious ~ncidents. He pursue.d the quiet, even tenor I:of IllS way as a peace-lovll1g Quaker, stridng in ; ~ 'word and deed to exemplify the teachings of that:: ; sect, and in its faith he passed an'ay, in 188'4. at' ".the age of seventy-one years. He had been mar-'· ; cried ill 1837 to l\'Iargaret Hill, who, since his Ldeath, ,has resided ill the' home that she built atJI ; Hesper, with her sister; Mrs. Gardner. II ;{ ~ Ij }, ' - _ .. ---------0:--\. .1 .- --- '. • =7-==---~-=.:~.-=-::: -.~ , - - - - - ____ . _..J - • �"/ GRANT Township "''<'', .. 146 ""---, EARLY ,BUSIN-ESSES- IN NOR!I!H -LAWREN-GE-' . The following information was taken from the booklet entitled, tEARLY HISTORY of NORTH LAWRENCE, published py, the Woodlawn Parent Teachers Association in 1961, A.B. Ewing.:Authori':-, ' '-i,';; ~:~,r::'.--. I._ I "Among the first settlers north of the river were: John MOREHEAD, a Kentuckian, who opened the first trader's store ••• C.F. SAUM, a carpenter from Ohio; Thomas McCAGE, a merchant from New York; O.H. MIT~ELL, a carpenter: M.H. BEliRY, who operated a bowling al,ley; I saac TIBBETS, a grocer~ ••• and others. "The 1860' s found the area copiously served by many small shops and stores to meet the more immediate needs of the residents. The principal_business streets were Br'idge Street and Locus~~, S_treet.1I -:-'~~~~,;;t;o,''':t,£~~,~~:~',~~ "The largest store was D,ICKER~~\s on the corner drLocust and North Seventh Streets. Here "you could buy almost anything from groceries to harness. HISLOP's Grocery was on the southeast corner of North F1fth and Lyons Streets. WIEDMAN's Grocery was located at Lake Street and North Seventh Street.O.M. ,SEARLES operated his barber shop on Br1dge Street. A.L. CAREY operated a ,grocery store on Br1dge Street, across the street from the present locat1on of the Union Pacific Freight Depot." On the NE corner of Locust and North Seventh Streets John SHIELDS operated a meat market. On the SE corner of Locust and North F1fth Streets was the LINDLEY,' s Drug Store. . When Quantr111's party ra1ded Lawre~ce in August of 186) burning most of the business section and many of the residences of Lawrence, as far as 1§ known, no bu1ld1ngs were burned in North Lawrence ,"although members of Quantrill's party did ford the r1ver to forage food anq frestLb_orses" • , !_'>. A Map of North Lawrence now in Douglas _Cdunt_y.' Kansas~ See page 153 for names of streets which were ',re -named 1n 19'~) �~AKA 147 ABSTRACf of th,e VI,LL (!.t Township Jol)n ~. \{AKEF.:I_ELD from wYfl Book 1. 'Clerk ot the District Court Office (Wlll Book 1 ls stored ln the basement ot the Ju41clal and Law Enforcement Bulldlng. Lawrence. Kansas). 3.) ,5.) 6.) 7.) 8.) '9.) All just debts to be pald after my decease. Unto my son. Wlillam H.F (7) WAKEFIELD and hls heirsl Real Estate ln SWt and S~ of SEt and NEt of SEt of Sec 22. T 20 S. of R1 E. County of Marlon. KS. Unto my daughter. Ellza Jane SNYDER. (now Wife of George N. SNYDER) and her helrsl Real Estate NEt of Nwt of SEt Sec 22. T 20. S of R 1 E ln Karl on , Co •• KS. . Unto daughter. Eliza Jane SNYDER. all the several artlcles of personsl property of every klnd whlch I may own exoepting one dining table (belng the one on whlch thls wlll ls wrltten) and one large clock. now in'the room in which this wlll is written. , These two ltems to go to son Wililam N.(?) F. WAKEFIELD. I I appoint John TERRY of St. Paul. Minn. my exector. Unto daughter. Emily TEBAY. wlfe of John C. TERRY of St. Paul Mlnn .• Lot 67 on Pennsylvanla St. ln Clty of Lawrence and I dlrect that a10. per mo. of the rent of sald premlses be set apart and pa1d overbthe guard1an for the rlse (7) and 1n equal port10ns of Roland George Taylor and El1zabeth WAKEFIELD. orphan ohlldren of George Washlngton WAKEFIELD. deceased. Sald ch11dren now tn.Woodland. Eola Co. Callfornla. Unto daughter. Mary Ann WILLARD. wldow of Alexander H. WILLARD. . deceased. Lot No 113 and 115 on Connect1cut St. ln Clty of Lawrence. Son. Thomas Jefferson WAKEFIELD has already recelved trom me more than double hls share of the other chlldren and hence I make no provls10n for hlm 1n this wl11. Unto Ellza WAKEFIELD. lnfant daughter ot John A. WAKEFIELD, deoeased. Lot 65 on Pennsylvanla St •• Lawrence and Lot 208 on Fl1lmore St. In Clty ot Topeka. Shawnee Co. '~ABSTRACT ~J ohn C?f ,.the W;ILL ,of A. WAKEPI ELD , John A. WAKEFIELD (hls mark) Made 11 ,Jan 1873 Wlt: Geo. S. HAMPTON W.H.5. WAKEFIELD ~ ,Codlc11, Change 9th paragraph to glve Mary Francls sHYDEli. daughter of George SNYDER of Lawrenee. St of Lot 65. Penn. St., Lawrenoe.and unto Ellza WAKEFIELD. Infant daughter ot John WAKEFIELD, dec. the Nt of Lot 65 on Penn. St. and ln event ot ElIza's death wlthout Issue that the Tltle ot Nt. Lot 65 Penn. St. be asslgned ln equal portlons to Roland George T~y~6r and Ellza WAKEFIELD, orphan ohl1dren ot George WAKEFIELD and unto sald Ellza WAKEFIELD. Lot 208 on Flilmore St., Clty ot Topeka. To change 7th paragraph 1 unto dau. Kary Ann WILLARD. , wldow of Alex. H. WILLARD. deo. Lot 113 and 115 on Conn. St., Lawrence., in event of sale ot el ther by Kary Ann WILLARD that $SOO. be pald on demand In equal parts to Roland George TAXLOB and E11za WAKEFIELD, now In Woodland. Eola Co •• CA. To change paragraph 61 to daughter, Emlly TEliBY. w!fe of John C. Tl!RBY ot St. Paul, Mlnn., Lot 67 on Penn. St. Revoke all part ot paragraph 7 In oontllct with thIs oodlcll. Wltnesses to oodlo111 George"HA1U'TON and John C. TEliRY-dated 17 Feb 187). I:' I Testator dled on 18 June 187f~-Wln-probated -22 Se~t 1873. _ -r---,, Abstra\l;ed _by _Jud_~'!.eets. ____ *__*__ *__ *__*__ *__*__*__*__ ,*__*__*__*__*__* . From: ~ Republican Journal, Lawrence, KS Wed. June 18, 187). WAKEFIELD: In Lawrence Kas, at one o'clock A.M; Tues. June 18, 1873 Judge John Allen WAKEFIELD, aged 78 years 4 months and 26 days. Funeral from the residence on Pennsylvania Street at J p.m. today. lrom~ ~ R.:.bl:...·Jo.:n.l~ La:r.':.. :. T:urs~ J':' 1:. 1:73. I l yohn A. WAKEFIELD-The funeral of Judge John A. WAKEFIELD occurred 'festerday, from his late .residence on Penn. st. the services being ~OBITUARY of] i.conducted by Rev. W•. K. jilARSHALL, of the Methodist Church ... Judge ' jWAKEFIELD came to Kansas from Minnesota, •• prior to that had lived in I ~Ill1nois where he took an'_~ active part in the Black Hawk War ••• On ,J ohn A. WAKEPIELD-.J . ·;arr.ival in the Territory of Kansas, he proceeded to a pOint in I ;Kanwaka township on the California road. 7 miles W. of Lawrence. It ~,·was in those days a Free-State Outpost on the borders of the border ,:ruffian terri tory ••• Accordingly, Judge WAKEFIELD. Who was an un'lcomprOmiSing Free-State man from the first, was burned out by the enemy in 1856. Nothing daunted, he built another house and held his ,ground •••he set a . . . large orchard whlch he 11 ved to see bear fruit I,ear: atter year •••He Was temporary chairman of the Topeka Const1 tuItional convent1on and was elected State Treasurer under that const1tution • A few years (ago) he sold the valuable farm he had won from tt: e ~ll~erness and has since resided in Lawrence. His health has :~en feeh:l:e--for some mon~hs. He was a g90d man and true. I '~S(ubmi tted by Grace Ember~~ LJ \ .J �148 .J.Q. Y.I~~.c STATISTJ;QS, _L;F;_C_QMP_T01LMQN];~R.,_aE.G.I1j1UliG_.rUNE_lt._l_8B.5 . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - , - - - -.-.---- - --'-r ---~-- - - - -- --- 'Births, marriages, deaths and obituaries printed in the Lecompton Monitor for the year starting June, 1885 to June 1886 were indexed by rona Spencer,R. R. # 1 Box 54, Lecompton, KS 66050. The dates refer to the date of the newspaper, not necessarily the date of the actual event. If further information is desired, contact Mrs •. Spencer • Obit: Mrs. Fannie Stone, on May 11th June .4 Obit: Mr. Salem Sellers, on May 26th June .# June 11 Marr: Churchill Coblentz and Delia Hoover June 18 Marr: Albert Davis and Ida B. Reeder Born: Son and daughter to Mr. & Mrs. John Deever June 25 Died: L. E. Merritt (Perry Items) July 16 Died: Mr.~Sells (Big Springs Items) June 16 Died: Child of Lon Mack's (Perry items) July 30 Aug 13 Marr: Christopher Wolfkhule and Miss Snyder of Deer Creek Died: Little son of Wm. and Nancy Dummer Aug. 13 Aug. 20 Marr: Mr~ Charles Pipher and maiden from Auburn (Big Springs items) (1) Marr: Miss Marietta Hall of McPherson Co. and Rev. N. A. Porter Aug. 20 Died: Coats L. infant son of Mr. & Mrs. L. Pruden. Aug. 20 Marr: Elsworth Stewart and Miss Jennie Taggart (Meriden Items) Aug. 27 Died: Murder at Oskaloosa-Mr. O'Conner shot by Mr. Norris Sept 24 Marr.::r:'Joseph Brewington and Mrs. Pipher (Big Springs items) Sept 24 Marr: D. J. Eisenhower of Hope, KS. and Miss Ida Stover Sept 24 Born: Son to Walter Conkle Oct. 15 Marr: Frank F. Fisher and Miss Clara V. Pierce Oct. 29 Died: Bessie, youngest daughter of N. B. & Libbie Bartlett Nov. 6 Born: Daughter to Mr. &; Mrs. Morris / Nov. 12 Nov. 19 Marr: In Wilson Co. KS., A. H. Cox, Toronto, Ks. & Bel~e Champe, Fredonia, KS. Nov. 19 Died: Morg Cockrell, living near Williamstown killed his brother George. Nov. 26 Died: At Lawrence, Alexander Milner. Nov. 26 Marr : Sylvester Stull and Mary Keohler Dec. 24 Marr: Mr. T. G•. Robison and Miss Olive A. Watson Dec. 31 Marr: Mr. J. C. Keim and Miss Anna Tipton 1886 Jan. 21 Marr: Ira Archer of Michigan Valley and Millie Knight Jan. 28 Born; Son to Mr. & Mrs. C. O. Brown Died: Robert, son 'of Mr. and Mrs.A. Winter Jan. 28 Feb. 11 Died: At New York, Gen. W. S. Hancock Feb. i8 Marr: Mr. J. C. Lawrence, of Reno to Ella M. Johnston, of Hoyt. Feb".' 25 Died: George Pipher of Big Springs Died: Mrs. Henry Dummer of Lecompton (Obit: Mar. 4th) Feb. 25 Mar. 11 Marr: Jas. A. Davidson and Isabella Sureu Died: Thomas Canfield of Big Springs; Mar. 25 Died: Ida Pruden of Big Springs Mar. 25 Mar. 25 Marr: Libbie Everhart and J. H. Nufer Mar. 25 Marr: Thomas Glenn and Minnie Humbert Apr.;. ·1 Died: Benjamin H. Lewis, son of Mrs. J. W. Stewart at Lecompton.' Apr. 15 Marr: William Fultz and Emma Fix Apr. 15 Died: At Lecompton, Mr. Henry Kesting. ,{ Apr. 22 Marr: Mr. Ward Williams and Miss Annie McGregor all of Lecompton May 6 Born: A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Eperson May 13 Marr: Oscar Johnson and Miss Rosa McCall at Lecompton May 20 Died: David M. Reeder at Lecompton May 27 Marr: John W. Bardwell, of Kingman, Ks and Jennie Lawrence of Lecompt 9 n J.\\me 10 )'!Marr: L. B. Cunningham of Lecompton and Miss" Girtie,Zabriski of Cent:ropo1is f �! '\ i!4ARION Townsh1p I i 1 I . L__ Sketch of Extracts from FBAltCIS-l'l.. JENKINS En ___ . _ . . . ; as found in PORTRAIT and BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD of LEAVENWORTH. . DOUGLAS .and FRANKLIN CO.UNTIES.. KANSAS., 18-99 1 Francis M.JENKINS, a veteran of the C1v1l war and a farmer . of Mar10n Township. Douglas County. was born 1n Rappahannock County. VA. January 15. 1833. a son of Newman and Maria (WEEKLY) JENKINS of whose twelve children eight surv1ve. They are: Harr1son. Francis. Nancy. Mary, Elizabeth. Margaret. Washington. and Wil11am. The JENKINS family was establ1 shed in VIrgInia, ~l?-. ~ "very early" ,..,' day. Newman JENKINS was born 1n Rappahannock Co. \.,-~epe:~;,t:.e married ~N'" and settled upon a farm. In 1837. he moved to Oh10' and- :e.st~b~1shed -'._~t a home 1n L1 ck1ng Co. Later he moved to adj 01n1ng 'Clo'i.m1a,es¥.arid:td.'1l:~.d inMercer Co. at the age of 72. H1s father was T1mothy JEll1<INS. born 1n Rappahannock Co. and his father-in-law was Frank WEEKLY. a native ofVIrgin1a who served in the War of 1812 and d1ed at the age of 115. ,"":\, ......;. ' Franc1s M. JENKINS attended subscr1pt10n schools 1n;~_~:$'i early years and 1n 1855 left h1s parents home and became a farm hand 1n different parts of Oh10. In 1856. he married Miss Mary C. SAFFLE. who was born in Muskingum Co •• Ohio. a daughter of Thomas and Lou1se (SHAW) SAFFLE. Her father was a native of Virginia. . After marriage. Francis JENKINS purchased a farm of forty acres 1n Musk1ngum Co. where he settled down to agr1cultural pursuits. On May 2. 1864 he enl1sted in Company E. 160th Ohio Infantry and was sent with his command to the front. doing service in the Shenandoah Valley. He took part in the engagements at Middletown and Harper's Ferry. besides numerous skirmishes. He was mustered out at Zanesville. Ohio. September 7. 1864. In the fall of 1865. Mr. JENKINS moved to Moultr1e Co •• IllinOis and one year later came to Kansas. arriving in Douglas County on November 27. 1866. While living in Illinois he had traded for his ppesp.nt farm in Marion Township. and here he has~;~slnce engaged in general farming. Since 1858, he has been a member of the Methodist Church. Believing thoroughly- in public schools. he has done all in his power to advance the schools in his district. and for many years rendered effiCient service as treasurer of the school board. In politics he is a Republican. Since 1870. he has been a member of the Masonic blue lodge. and is also connected w1th Richland Post No. 370. G.A.R • ' Of the seven children born to the ~1:on of Mr. and Mrs. JENKINS, five are living, namely: Hiram. who cultivates the bome farm. Louise' Wife of M.T. HARDING. a farmer of Douglas Coun~y~,Salome. who'marr1ed' Sanford OWENS. a farmer of Osage County. Kansa~f:v Carrie. w1fe of Edward DODDER. a farm~r of Osage County: and Mary, who married Jacob WRIGHT and also makes her home in Osage County. '\ ! . �PALMYRA Township ~4;_ ~ ' " ....- ... ~.:,:it . r·.:"" ~ .. "":" .'. ' f;.~""'" . ' -' ~ ,~ , ' )l I " 150 r-:---==---.. \.r" _. _ --;. ____ '-\~~:::?~ '~--;m · ". ~ J;." .. - -~ - - = -, .....J __-- I'\.. '11 ._~ ... *~.f,i7:l«~!tle:s_,(r)I''fI!.~;;;;;;;;;;~~t;.;;;;'·';;;;;';;;;;;;;;;;",,;,;,,;;;;;;;;;;.,;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;...;;;;;;..;;~~_. ~~- PRAIRIE CITY. n~w extinct. was loc~t~4 one mile, S.W. of Baldwin Ci ty. KS in Palmyra ownship. I t was not a ",pa.p~i:';.;~c,tty." as were many of the other early names on the map. but a real town with houses. stores. churches and even a newspaper. The Freeman'.§. Champion. In 1856. a school for boys called the Heber Institute was begun in the area and in 1857 a Roman CatholiC Mission was established nearby. Most of the churchl!s members were from France and Ire,land. Some of the first settlers in PRAIRIE CITY were: Charles BUTEL. Francis Celestine JARDON and his three ~ldest sons t Auguste JAQUOT. Henry STEVENIN. Pascal AVRIL. the BAYSINGER) S ,;(1, Nehemicah GREEN • Helen HARRIS. W. SOWERS,. H. GRIFFEN. John DEERING and many others. James LANE was the founder of PRAIRIE CITY and it was incorporated on 4 Feb 1859. In,the Kansas State Historical SOCiety Collections. Vol 15. p. 407. there is a reference to PRAIRIE CITy':s»e1.ng lB:~d out by "certain ci tizens of Louisville. (KY)". One hundred fSni1l1e~f'l~ft LouiSVille for PlttAIRIE 6I'l!W about June 1. 18)$6 according to-the 'Lc>tiisville Journal. May 16. 1856 issue. . Apparently there were quite a few PRAIRIE CITY residents from Aurora. IL judging by the mention of that town in marriage and death notices in 'i'he Freeman'.§. Champion. One of PRAIRIE CITY's streets was even named J,'Aurora" • It was in PRAIRIE CITY that Horace GREELEY made a speech to 400 people at a Republican gathering on June 19. 1859. SO'<!JlJ. after his visit to Kansas. he made his famous statement. "'Go West"Young Mm" • ' In a publication of the Santa Fe Trail Historical Soci_ety. BaldWin City. KS. entitled "Where Was Prairie City?';. (1~55-i88j''';, Vol. )..'a description is given of what remained of PRAIRIE CITY-in 1972:.. "The cemeteries, the railroad. the pump and well on What was Eden Park. the ruins of the Catholic Mission on Liberty Hill, the abandoned school house and the two-story stone house (the C.N. and Mary , MOWRER residence) which at one time was a general store and inn t' and lots of stone and other evt-dence of buildings" is all that remains of the town of PRAIRIE CITY. On the inside oover of this issue we show a plat map of PRAIRIE CITY as it appeared in the 1873 Atlas of Douglas Co., Ks by F.W. BEERS. A copy of a portion of a page from The Freeman'.§. Champion • dated 8 JulY:1'1858 is printed on the inside back cover of this issue. ~Pn the following pages we give excerpts of interest from The FreemAn'.§. Champion, which was established by S.S. PROUTY in June-of J 8 57, in a tent erected by the ladies for that use. The Kansas':"State 'HJ.:s-t:0rlcal Society has a complete file of The Freeman'§~'Champion in their newspaper room. . .,,' Eorm,f,urther reading, about PRAIRIE CITY:w'e __ sugge"sI~:'~ '~:~, :$..~, !!!4.NInetY-§ll Years in the Great West. byG;;W .E.GRiFFITH PrairIe City and John Brown, by the Santa Fe Trail Historical SOCiety, BaldWin City, KS, Vol 1, #1, 1971. Where Was Prairie City?-1§jj-1883, by the Santa Fe Trail Historical SOCiety, BaldWin City, KS, Vol I, #2, 1972. WestWard .iQ Kansas, 1.§.52-~. by Mark A. HAMPSHIRE. Kansas and Kansans, Vol I and II, by William E. CONNELLY. �- - ~' PALM-IRA Township continued: .~~-- -- --- - 151 , k_~. - _ _ ·____ ' _ _ _ _._.. :_ ADVERTISEMENT FOR MATRIMONY Freemen'.a. ChamP 1 on • "Prairi~' C1 ty., .Kanzas. Aug 6. 1857" From: I -'s~<-.L;;·IIDear Colonel: W1ll you please to announce me as a cand1date for matr1mony'? You can state that my age 1s 21; used to be cons1dered good look1ng by the g1rls when I lived in the States*. though somewhat uncouth in my appearance now; am hale. hearty. strong and full of fun and frol1c; have been. and am sometlmes now a little w1ld. but think I should be steady as a deacon. lf I had a congenial partner to love and protect---I am not .', I.:·lch. nor lndulge 1n expectation of ever falllng helr to a legacy. though my prospects for the future are as flattering as the general1ty of young men at my age, who. have k1cked the1r own way through the world alone. I am anxlous to correspond wlth a handsome. Witty. intelligent young lady between the ages of 16 and my own age. with the vlew of formlng a matrimonlal alliance. I don't care whether she is worth a cent pecuniarly. or not 1f she has the accomplishments of a lady and ls pretty." Your friend. Ned BOWERS *Note: Kansas was not yet a state. * * * * * * * * * Another Advertlsement for Matrimony in the same issue of the Freeman'.§. Champlon. Prairie City. KS was from Orsemus POE, 'age 24-:--H'e advertlsed for a wlfe between the ages of 15 and 20. * * * * * * * * *" * ADVERTISEMENTS ln the Freemen'! ChamRlon "Prairie Clty. Kanzas. February 4. 1858" ',':H~nry .cO~ and Luke VOORHEES •••••••••••••• Archi tects and BUilders H- .A':-.. ··-COOK •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Auc t 1 oneer A.D .FINDLEY •• • •• • • •••••••••.•••••••••••••• Cablnee:::\ Ware Maker. Shop at . No. J9. Church St. H.T. GOUDY ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Groceries John GRIFFITH and Wllllam KELL ••••••••••• Blacksmlthlng John GRAHMS··· •• • •••• .- •••••••••••••••••• Stone Masonry F.E. KALEB······ ••••••••••••••••••••••••• Merchant Tallor. in Prouty's Block. Corner of Lane and Liber~y Streets B.LEONARD····· ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Boots and Shoemaker Hiram McALLISTER. proprletor ••••••••••••• McAllister House (guesthouse. located on.Mt. Pleasant St •• opposlte Eden Park PROUTY and WILLETT.· •••••••••••••••••••••Land Agency W.N. SH~ ••••••••••••• _~~ •••• ~ ••••••••••• •• 8 urve yor H~nry _. . STEVENS, ~·~~~e:-~ W~SH-~and ~~rancis LAROUX •••••Housebu1ldlngMa s onr y-3 tone cu t ttng~-':'\l:'~~'~~~' -: John R. WINTON··· •••••••••••••••••••••••• General Store George WOLFE •••••••••••• ~ •••••••••••••••• Carpentry �PALMYRA Township continued: ADVERTISEMENTS in the Freeman'l.§. Champion, "Prairie City, Kanzas, .Aug 20 1857" MEDI CAL NOTICE: "The undersigned respectfully tenders to the citizens of Prairie City and vicinity his services as a practitioner of Med1cine and Obstetrics. In his practice he never bleeds or blisters: never prescribes Calomel, Opium, Arsenic, or any other poison, and invariably has better success than those Who use those agents. A supply of genuine vaccine virus .on hand and inserted and warranted.' Off1ce and residence on Aurora Street, East side of Eden Park. H.J. CANNIF'F, M.D. Prairie City, June 20, 1857 11 * .* * * * ' * * * * * * More Advertisements in the F'reeman I s Champion~ "Prairie City, Kansas, Aug 20-; 1857" Blacksmi thirig~ ohn GRIFFITH," • ~ .• having nea~r+y: :rec<?!e~e.~ (i'IOn:t_ th~. "ager", he can.riow'::pro!Ilptly~ ~.t_t~nd·~po~:histbusinessc~" • • - - :.... . / - .' • -"- _ .,-~ ," • ~ 1"~·.4 ".:, • Masons Wanted! by John GRAHAM ~ Jm4 Elias Phy s1ci an ~ * * ~ Agents-F.H. LANE, huntington, PA Gideon ELIAS, Prair1e City, K.T. Surgeon-Will1am GRAHAM, M.D., Office on Main St. * * * * *. * * * * * * * Advertisement in the Aug 13 1857 issue of the "Freeman'.§. Champion, Prairie City. Kanzas" "SOWERS AIN'T DEAD"---If He Hasn't Done Much Lately-The Saw' Mills are now running and Lumber is plenty--"HoI Ye who are in want of Houses; listed to me while I a tale unfold; I have it to say that I have lately engaged in my employ some of the best Carpenters the \country affords ••• my terms are strictly cash. * * * * * * * * Wm. SOWERS, Pra1rie City 20 July 1857" * * * * * * From "Freemen's Champion. Prair1e C1ty. Kanzas, Mar 2· 1858" PETITION for DIVORCE-Elias H'. BAYSINGER vs'Margaret E. BAYSINGER Defendant absent for more than 2 years. Defendant 1s a non-res1dent. Case to be heard October Term in Lecompton U.S. D1str1ct'Court_ 2nd Judicial Dist. K.T. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * �WAKARUSA Township 153 ORDINAN CE NO. 973A.'1 ORDINANCE FASS2D DECEM3ER ). 191) aENAl'UNG CEliTAlH S'mEEl'S IN THE CITY OF LAWRENCE. '!{S iienamed Dane Street/ Second St~eet need Street/ Third St~eet Elltott Street/ Fourth Street Penn Street/ Ftfth Street ?tnckney Street/ Stxth Street Wtntr~op Streett Seventh Street Henry Street/ Eighth Street Warren Street/ Ntnth Street Berkley Street/ Tenth Street ~uincy Street &: / ~ McCook Avenue Eleventh ~treet Hancock Street / Twelfth Street Lee Street/ Thirteenth Street Adams Street / Fourteentn Street Morris Street / Fifteenth Street Eucltd Street j Sixteenth Street Ontario Street & / Seventeenth Street Sherman Avenue Rogers Aven~e &/ Etghteenth Street 3ews Avenu.e Banks Street &/ Ntneteenth Street Leis Avenue Hen~med Senator Street/ Twentle h Street Merchants Street/~6enty_ftrst St. Carmean Street &/Twenty-second St. dosford Aven 51shop Avenue/ Twenty-third St. Indian Avenue/Twenty-fourth St. Conklin Street/ Indiana St. Smith Street/ Illinois St. Keith Street/ Alabama St. ~ LAWRENCE Renamed Vermont Street/First St. North Brid~ Street/ Second St. North Rhode Island St./ Third St. North New York St.; Fourth St. North Maryland St./ Sisth St. North Kansas Ave./ Seventh St. North Delaware St./ Ei~hth St. North East Street/ Ninth St. North LAKEVIEW SCHOOL DISTRICT # 1 HAKAR,USA TOWNSHIP, DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS From the Annual Report of School Districts for the year ending June 30, 1898. Transmitted to County Commissioner this 1st day of August 1898, signed Frank H. BRUNE, District Clerk. Student BRUNE, Paul Bennie Oscar Malinda Lottie Mamie Fred \.Jesley Gussie Albert Anna Helen Oliver Carrie BEURMAN, Lewis' HARPEL, Merle Louise Grace EIBEST, Jennie LANGDERFER, Annie Emma Caroline George Eddie Edith Lewis Age 14 10 13 18 20 15 12 9 11 6 13 11 10 5 14 11 9 8 8 20 17 14 14 10 12 6 Student REED, Lawrence Kate Fred Maude Myrtle WELCH, Sarah LEWIS, Jonnie Charley STEHHIEN, Fred Bertha Clara HOUSTON, Nellie Mercy George McCREATH, Frances Catherine Age 16 13 7 11 6 7 8 6 11 8 6 8 6 5 6 5 Teacher: Alma CARD HELL Director: J.C. PATTON P.O. Lakeview, KS. Submi tted by Jane Wiggins �154 WORDEN. UNI'l'EQ METHODIST CHURCfi ____ CELEBRATINGIT·li 115th ANNIVER~ARY L_ _ _ _ _ The following i~form­ j! ation was taken from the booklet, The Worden United Methodist Church 100th Anniversary and from the church bulletin, Word from Worden,· Feb. 1984, Vo 1 3, #2. I I. "Nearly all of the free state settlers were church members in communi ties from'which they came, and one of the first prOVision they made after settling in the Territory Was for religious services. At first, services were held TheFirsj Chw:c.b l1uilt /r.d8Z2 in the open B;ir. in rented rooms, in tents or in rude cabins. But as settlement increased, church buildings were erected .11 "While serving in the Lawrence Circuit in 1869. S.W. ~9K~SSON':'i preached in a school house and organized Willow Springs;. ~.The::,; following were charter members:c:') Charles W'ARNER and wife, Rfey. D.R. ZELLNER and wife. Conrad PIPPERT and wife, Daniel HEFFNER and wife. Mother PIPPERIJ.', Mother FAGER, lVlrs. G. OEHRLE and C .LONG. and wife." i. I In 1872 the first church was built on lan~ given by Henry FAGER. The structure was wooden and i t0D:feas:lU'ed_2B '·X 40 feet. Some of the Ministers in the First church 'were': : ~ S .W,. McKESSON. H. HA4$. John WUERTH. J.F. SCHRIEBER. P. FRI CKER, C. EMMEL and others. In 1874 a Sunday School was organized with Conrad PIPPERT as Superintenant. /i"·Worden was originally part of the Lawrence MiSSion." In 1885 Lawrence Circuit was changed to Eudora Circui t '. "The Willow Springs appointment continued as part of the Eudora Circuit until 1906 when it was detached and formed into Worden Mission. A parsonage was built in 1900. N When improvements were made on Highway 50 N. the old Worden church was taken down (·~,~tie:·\t~:~t::s~~yice being h~ld there' 'On September 11 1932. A new church was 'be'gun an~Lwas::: ded1.ca.ted~F.eo~' _ ruary 5. 1933. This month the Worden ,United Methodist Church is F.~!~e!,a.tlll;g1:'t.·s.~.11.5~a.~~r.V'.ersary.··On February 5. 1984 the (Ch.tgcli~~pa.se_ment':~f~;:~~~:R:~,~9~~~Ude,9:'~g~,te,~;:and named II Friendship Hall" • * *by Rev. * Hugh* Stouppe * ,-.Contributed . -~ ~;.:--: * * * * * �155 ... ~utrit~ -'.J:- - 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. STROUP MC GEE Mary June Matthews, P.O. Box 542, Portala, CA 96122 Need proof of parents of both Isaac William STROUP and Mary M. MC-GEE STROUP. Isaac was born 7 Oct. 1845, Grant Co., Indiana. He volunteered in Inf., Lawrence, Kansas 1862 and returned to Lawrence in 1865. He married Mary M. MC GEE 14 Feb. 1869 at Eudora, Ks. by Charles Pill.a, J.P. She was born 1848 in Illinois. HODGINS. ROBB CRIM Mrs. L.M. Talley, 2020 Emerald Drive, Lawrence, KS 66044 Needniarriage and death of Lillie Clara Bell TALLY (Widow of William TALLY) alive 7 Feb. 1913. D~ceased Wichita, KS. Would like to hear from any known relative or someone who may have known them. Mrs. Louise Hawthorne, 2122 Kolomyia, West Bloomfield, MI 48033 Would like to correspond with anyone researching HODGINS, ROBB or CRIM. Harriet J. HODGINS resided in Douglas County, Kansas circa 1900. MARTIN· COLVIN CALVIN Donald W.Vaughn, 1946 Barker, Lawrence, KS 66044 Would like to exchange information on MARTIN, COLVIN or CALVIN families of Washington County, New York circa 1790-1905. PAINTER LOWER William M.Guthr:ie, 11513 107th St. S.W., Tacoma, WA 98498 Would like to correspond with anyone interested in these families: PAINTER, LOWER. Resided in Grant Township late 1800's. SLAYDEN DODSON Wilma Vaughn, 1946 Barker, Lawrence, KS 66044 Will exchange information on SLAYDEN or DODSON in Virginia circa 1775-1840 .. LANSDOWN· LANSDOWNS HORN HARRIS Mrs. Floyd Logan, 1432 Washington Blvd., West Portsmouth, OH 45662 Looking for .descendants of Hiram P. LANSDOWN/LANSDOWNS, probably buried in Maple Grove cemetery. Also his sister-in-law, Margaret (HORN) HARRIS buried Maple Grove cemetery. . TALLY HOUGLAND McCLINTOCK PURCELL JONES Maxine Hougland, .Rt. 1, Box l53C, Perry, KS 66073 Want names of pupils of Coal Creek School which was 3 or 4 miles north of Baldwin City, Ks., for the years 1905-l9l3~anything in those years. I am looking for the record of Tom Chester HOUGLA}ID . .. Not sure which years he went there. Jean· (Chapman) .Snedeger, 1638 R. I. St., Lawrence, KS 66044 Need info. regqrding parents of Catherine Ann McCLINTOCK, Born: 1840 Tenn. Married: 1st in }856 to Henry Buckley PURCELL. 2nd in 1869 to George R. JONES. She died 1911 in Denver, Wor~h Co., Mo. Father: Samuel McCLINTOCK, mother's name unknown. �------------------ -- 156 ROSEBAUGH MARTIN ,CREVISTON KEPLER SAUM BOND BLURTON BLENTON Gail Martin, 1000 S. Atchison, El Dorado, KS 67042 Need information on Jane ROSEBAUGH b. '15 June 1820, Butler Co. Pa. and married David MARTIN 9 Feb. 1865 at Black Jack,'Ks. Need her death date and death place and everything about David MARTIN~parents, birth" etc. Maxine (Chapman) Graves, 1828 Ohio St., Lawrence,.KS 66044 Need p'roof of parents of Joseph J. CREVISTON, Sr., born: 1797 Bedford Co., Pa. Married ,'1822 in Ohio to Sarah KEPLER. Joseph died 1875, Grant Co;, Ind. Known Children: Amanda D. , Harvey, Melissa, Harriet, Catherine, Lydia, Sarah, William, Mary J."Rachel, and Joseph, Jr . . Patricia Williams, P.O. Box 370, Ocean Park, WA 98640 Looking for information on deaths and burial site of Charles and Mary SAUM, Grant Township, Douglas Co., Ks. Also would like to contact relatives of SAUM daughters, Susan, Julia, Emma and Elizabeth. Cecil C. Smith, 2706 Redwood Ave., Grant's Pass, OR 97527 Will trade information on Benjamin Franklin BOND and his wife Susan BLURTON or BLENTON. Lived in Douglas County, Ks. until 1866 and moved to Missouri. McMAHAN Twila Lueking, Rt. 2, Yates Center, KS 66783 Would like to correspond with anyone researching the name McMAHAN, especially in Kansas and Missouri. PATEE TIBBALS Jane Wiggins, Route 5, Box 54, Lawrence, KS 66044 Need information on Harry PATEE of Douglas Co., Ks. who was married to Mary Persis TIBBALS in late 1870's or early 1880's. They resided in Douglas Co., Ks. and Denver, Colorado. Think he was a brother to Clair M.PATEE (1857-1930). FREEMAN ROSEBAUGH O'NEIL Gail Martin, 1000 S. Atchison, El Dorado, KS 67042 Need information on Mary Beeks FREEMAN who married Thomas R. ROSEBAUGH 5 Sept. 1866 in Baldwin City, Ks. Also need marriage date for Eleanor ROSEBAUGH who married Dr. Moses O'NEIL in Douglas Co., Ks. maybe. MATNEY LAWSON TALLEY NEVITT HOUGLAND WOOD BUTLER BRYSON FLEMING Mrs. Lloyd M. Talley, 2020 Emerald Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 Seeking descendants of William M. ~ATNEY and Emma Jane MATNEY. Their mother was Nancy 'Jane LAWSON TALLEY who married Benoni C. TALLEY in 1873 in Douglas County and went to Independence, Montgomery Co., Ks. with his two stepchildren, William and Emma Jane 11ATNEY. In 1880 census William MATNEY was 14 and Emma Jane MATNEY was 10. Need information and will correspond ·oR·-the families of MATNEY, LAWSON, NEVITT, and TALLEY. Maxine (Moore) Hougland,. Rt. 1, Box l53C, Perry, KS 66073 I have a will of Elais HOUGLAND who married Sarah WOOD 1 Nov. 1797, ShelbY~Co .. ,~'Keritucky. I will share it. Jean (Chapman) Snedeger, 1638 R.1. St., Lawrence, KS 66044 Need parents of Sarah Rebecca (BUTLER) BRYSON, born: 1859 in Humboldt, Allen Co., Kansas. Married Daniel Hashington BRYSON 1875 in lola, Kansas. Sarah was raised by Grandparents Eli' and Sarah FLEMING after .she was four years old. - -- - . ;y ------- �relDo.bere" 'ie(e, 10 . .oJ' .-.. ~_.LA . . . . . . 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"'lJS.,~ - '" � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Douglas County Genealogical Society Subject The topic of the resource Douglas County (Kan.) -- Genealogy Douglas County (Kan.) -- History Description An account of the resource This collection is comprised of the publications of the Douglas County Genealogical Society, including issues of The Pioneer (the quarterly newsletter of the Society) as well as directories, various indexes compiled by members of the Society, and other resources of interest to genealogists and researchers studying the history of Lawrence and Douglas County, Kansas. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Douglas County Genealogical Society (Lawrence, Kan.) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1977 - 2013 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Language A language of the resource eng Type The nature or genre of the resource text Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Douglas County (Kan.) Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Pioneer, Vol. 7, No. 3: March 1984 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.) Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1984 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Copyright, Douglas County Genealogical Society Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Language A language of the resource eng Type The nature or genre of the resource text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context PIONEER_VOL7_3_MARCH1984 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Douglas County (Kan.)