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M1n1-workships are held the first Monday evening after the regular monthly meeting at 7: 00 P.M. in the Gallery Room. of the Lawrence Public Library. Member. shlp fees are $10.00 s1ngle, $11.00 family. The fiscal year is from July 1 to June 30 of the following year. \ - --------____ _~. _________ - ----., ~-', :....~ ,--r- ~' �1.1 PIOIIII . ~ published Quart~rly by-- - .. . The DougU.aa_.County GeneaI~gica1 Society P.O. Box 3664 Lawrence, Kansas 66046 ISSN 0739-4101 ------------------------------------------------------ ----------------~------- September 1984 Vol. VIII, No. 1 ~----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Page Contents President's Letter. In Memoriam . . . . . . ... Editor's Letter . ~ . . . • • Books Recently Donated. . "Did You Know?" . Family Records PAINTER Family History Book Review-GeorgeW.BELLFami1y. . •• Ahnentafel of Gary Martin METSKER. ..•.• ..... Index to Douglas Co. Criminal Docket Book I ("R" to "z") . . First Christian Church's 100th Anniversary. Family Reunions . . . . . . . . . . • C. W. SMITH Mortuary Book. (1890-1907), Lawrence, Kansas (MORGAN, Robt-REYNOLDS,Job) . . . . . • • . Some Early Physicians and Surgeons of Douglas Co., KS . Douglas Co. Health Report for the Year 1887 • . . • . . . Register of Physicians and Mid~ives of Douglas Co., KS (1887) Abstracts of Douglas Co. Petitions for Divorce (1864-1884) (third installment). . . . • • • . • . . . • • . . • . • . . Registry of Voters of the Township of Lawrence (1859) (concluded) Naturalization Record of Douglas Co. Declarations of Intention (Vol. B) (AHLERS to HADL) .....•.........•...•.. Townships CLINTON-"A Visit to CLINTON-The Fourth of July" (1857). .... EUDORA-Book of Commissions for the City of Eudora (opened 1859) . . GRANT-Grant Township Newspaper Items . . . . . • . . . . . . Biographical Sketch of .James H. DICK, M.D. First City Officers of North Lawrence . . . KANWAKA-The Ezekiel A. COLMAN Family . . . . . "Early Day Housing" and DAR Information . . LECOMPTON-Index to Vital Statistics in Two Lecompton Newspapers (1888-1890) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . MARION~Wills of Irvin H. and Celinda S. SMITH. PALMYRA-News of Vinland Ninety Years Ago . • . . Report of the Vinland School (1881) WAKARUSA-Excerpts from .the Biographical Sketch of Reuben R. DOOLITTLE. WILLOW SPRINGS-Heirs of James FLETCHER Listed in Drury FLETCHER's Petition in District Court (1860) . . . . . . . Queries . . . . . . . . . . • . . . Postscript-Coming in Next "PIONEER" * * * * * * 1 2 2 3 3 4 6 7 9 11 12 · 13 21 · 22 · 23 · 24 . 30 34 38 40 • 41 . 42 · 43 44 45 . 46 • 47 48 · 49 * OFFICERS 1984-1985 President - Jean SNEDEGER 843-7322 Treasurer - A.J. LAWSON 842-3227 Vice-President - Jane WIGGINS 843-1619 . Librarian -Edna WELLING 842-1124 RecordiIigSecretary..,.Hugh STOUPPE8?'1-4230 Editor - Judy SWEETS 842-7271 CorrespondiIigSecretary - Mary Lou WINCHELL 843-8480 Genealogist - Don VAUGHN 843-5917 �1 PRESIDENT '.§ LETTER t Our Society has made great strides this past year. The membership has doubled and continues to grow. Our finances were boosted through a booth at the Sidewalk Bazaar last summer and three rummage sales. Our library, housed in the Lawrence Public Library, continues to grow. I extend thanks to all who made these achievements possible. We have had a variety of guest speakers, as well as speakers from our own group. These included: Arlene Eakle - Workshop; Ronald Bremer - Seminar; Jim Martin - "Genealogy in General;" Don Hensen "Incorporation;" Sarah Judge - "Genealogy Fever;" Joyce Hensen "Value of a Good Newsletter;" Edna Welling - "Mormon Records;" Helmut and Ursulla Huelsbergen - "German Records;" Robert Burt "S ons of the American Revolution;" and Dale Nimz - slide show on "Old Houses in Lawrence." I, too, joined the ranks of speakers, glvlng sessions on "Genealogy, How to Begin," and on IIImmigration, Naturalization and Service Records. In addition, I spoke at a symposium in St. Joseph, Missouri, celebrating the 50th anniversary of the National Archives, on IIResearch in Court-_ houses and Alternative Sources," and gave a repeat performance on this for the Jefferson County Genealogical Society. It was also my . privilege to speak toa local senior citizens' group on family history in general. 1I We increased public awareness of our Society by having a booth at theLawrence Independence DaysCelebration and at the Maple Leaf Festival in Baldwin. In addition, newspaper updates regarding our cemeterytombstone project continue to interest the public. The logo adopted this year for wear onshir-ts or jackets has also created a visual awareness of the Society's presence in Douglas County. Thanks to our fine editor, we ~ere able to publish four excellent issues of liThe Pioneer," and always on time! Our Newsletter staff kept not only members, but also other societies, informed regarding our activities. The year also included a trip to Lecompton and Lane University, a Christmas party and covered dish dinner, incorporation of the Society, arrangements for bulk mailing, copying records, continuation of the many facets- of the cemetery-tombstone project, work wi th the 1875 census, and development of five-generation charts. A note of sadness invaded our IIgenealogy family" this year through th: death of three members: Hazel Lee Simmons, Terry Koder, and Ollve Stouppe. They- will be sorely missed by all of us. My thanks to each of you for your part in our many achievements during the past year, not the least of which-are the friendships which have developed as we worked together. Let's continue the good work so that the coming year will be even more rewarding. Sincerely, �2 f } . --------- -- i --~--- -, OLIVE L. STOUPPE August,. 18. 1984 ---_ ~ EDITOR t§ LETTER I. I .. W1th th1s 1ssue of{~HE ~IONEER we begin our e1ghth year of publicatlon. We contlnue to str1ve for 1mprovement 1n our quarterly and lt 1s for' this reason that we ask for your comments. cr1t1cisms and suggestlons. What types of records or articles would you llke to see publ1shed? Do you want more (or less) querles. general artlcles. plctures, lists of names etc? We welcome your comments. If you can contrlbute your tlme and talents to wr1t:i;ng art1cles. lllustrating. or doing research work ln prepar1ng tpe qUarterly, please volunteer to help our PIONEER committee this year. ------"- - - ' - - - - - - - - - - . --.--~---- ~----- --.~' • _ _ • • _ _ _ .__ it' you --- -" '--~- -. 7 - come across material relating ~toearly ~ouglas 'County hfstory or to those who settled here please let us consider it . for possible publlcation ln THE PIONEER. We are partlcularly lnterested ln unpubllshed ~terlal suc~ as old letters. dlarles. ledgers, scho~l records, church baptisms, tamlly B.lbl~.s,etc. They may ~ye: no rE;latlon to your resear~h J)Ut m1ght be~ lnvaluable to some other researcher. When submltt~lng_prevl0usly published materlal, please be sure to obtain permisslOri~:ifor:-.us to reprlnt 'l_~. ·\ie.I>~ef~r that artlcles and other materlal submltted be typed lt posslble. Due dates for submlsslon· of materlal are: Nov. ·lstfor December ls·sue. Feb 1st for March lssue; May 1st for June issue; and:, August 1st for September issue. . I~' '. --.' ~lncerelY. /}Jr~ " r ._. " l . -- - . - - . ~~~~~~~ I . . "~'." ~---t . -'--- -" . Those having lnformation'about namesof'persons who were killed in the San Franc1sco earthquake of April 18. 1906 and the subsequent fire please wrlte: Mrs. Gladys Hansen, San Franclsco Archlves. Public Library, Clvlc Center, 'San Francisco. CA 94102. �~ ~ -- --' . --.--- 1" - - -- 'L . BPOKS RECENTL.Y :DON~TED TO THE DOUGLAS ~ COUNTY GENEALOGI CAL SOCIETY ------1.~,OglOal Ne~ Donors Re •••rob ... ""lond Edlted by Ralph J. Crandall I Don and Wilma Vaughn and the D.C.G.S. \ Fam1.ly History for E!.m an9. frofit . by Vincent L. Jones. B.A •• Arlene H. Eakle. M.A. Mlldred H. Christensen Thomas and Catherine Gorton I~ Kentucky !ax Records Irma 'Aidwell. Wllma Vaughn and the D.C.G.S. I , From the Register of the Kentucky Historical Society Wlth and Index by' Carol Lee F'ord George tL. ~ h!omlly by Kathryn L. Marling Rlce Kathryn L. Marling Rice Qw: l"rencb-Canadlao Ancestors Compllmentary copy from the publlsher. The LISI Press. Palm Harbor. FL by 'l'homas J. Laforest J :~ National Archives: Preserver SJ.I. 2l.I.l: fall .so. ~ SJ.I. Sen i ce Jean Snedeger (Booklet from the conference May 18-19. 1984. St. Joseph MO. i~ Pleasantonl~U ~ yearbook Hilltop 1984 yearbook ' Hilltop 1951 yearbook IHUltop 19.52 yearbook ~ I ! Hilltop 1953 yearbook' I IUY-lLi 1973 Pleasanton. Kansas yearbook. I- :' ~-' . I Jean Snedeger i L ~----.---- ~ ~ib_~ou 1SnofutI - , ~-' --The~~tate-:Dep~tment of Culture and History' in the state of W,est Virginia is accepting claims for some 5,200 medals in bronze and copper which were intended for Civil War Veterans of that state but were never issue~. Th~~medals will go to the nearest relatl ve who can prove', relatlonsh1:-p wlth the Ci v1l War soldler .and flIes a formal clalm. There is a six-month wat't1ng per10d from . the date the flrs~..applicat1on for each medal ls rece1 ved to see l '1 1f there are competfngc],alms. '.' -. '\ --Lawrence Journal-World. May 23. 1984 ' \..'-,~- \. ." t -.~, t. - . --~ . ------~. 'The Ragu company ls ha-v-lng-an essayeontest called "The Ragu ~Farn1ly - - -1·Reunion" which asks the questlon, "Why would you like to bring your ~! family together for a reunion?" Those enter1ng the contest w1ll : itSYi.rece1ve a free copy of the booklet, BRANCHING OUT: A GUide to ': i Finding Your Living Family Tree, by Arlene Eakle. Entry. blanks are available wherever-.RaglLpr.ogJ.lct.s are ~old. ..The booklet can also be obtalned while supplies last by sendlngi.$1.00 for postage and handling tOo Ragu Famlly Trad1 t1on, 415 Mad1~on Ave., New York. N.Y. 10017. I, ---7 - --- ~---- ~t -- - ---- �--- __I / ~ ., [THE ~AINTIR EAMfl y~ _I ____ _ -.r-' The following family history of the PAINTER family, written by F-rances pAIN;TEe CAMPBELL and read at the fifth annual reunion of. the PAINTER family at Lawrence, Kansas on 12 Sept 1926 was submitted 9Y William M. GUTHRIE, 1151.3 107th St. SW, Tacoma, WA ",,98498. "Thr:o.ugh ·:·nl:·s:mo.ther, Margaret Ruth PAIl~TER GUTHRIE. Mr. GUTHRI~ traces his descent from: James Montrose 'P,AINTER, b. 25 Feb 187.3, Cass Co. 1'10 and Margaret KINDEB.KNECHT; Johl1' William PAINTER, b. 15 Mar 1846, 1'10 and Sarah Margaret LOWER; Samuel PAINTER, b •. 4 May 1816, d. 1906 KS and Nancy VANKIRK; and Solomon PAINTER and Mary ADAMS. OUR PAST "Sometime in the early part of the Nineteenth Century, and somewhere in the state of Kentucky, two weddings occurred at two different times and places. Our interest still centers in those weddings ~ -_T~e ,first was that of Solomon PAINTER and Mary ADAMS. There were~'-rour children born to this couple: Samuel PAINTER, Sophia PAINTER ~ Hannah PAINTER and Isabelle PAINTER. Since there is no one here but us, I will say that Solomon PAINTER belonged to the poorer' class of easy g01ng Kentucky far,~ers. In these days I fear they might be classed as poor wh1tes or Hill B11l1es. Sophia PAINTER.married Eldredge HUGHES and emigrated to Missouri; Hannah PAINTER married Samuel HAMILTON and lived in Indiana; Isabelle PAINTER married a deaf and dumb man named DaVid ARNETT; and they also liv~d in Indiana. Some of the children of those families came to Missouri after the Civil War. Whenever you meet anyone wearing the naine of HUGHES, HAMILTON or ARNETT, go a lit~le easy and treat them with consideration for they may be. a dear relative. . The other wedding was that of Matthias VINKIRK or VANKIRK as it was called in after years, and Elizabeth WILSON. She was a distant relative of Daniel BQONE. Hence our fighting blood. They belonged to the well-to-do farming class and--if you please--lived in a hewed, double log house and owned a very valuable negro named Dave. Now please don't tell anyone but there were sixteen children in this family. I am not sure whether there were five boys and eleven girls or s1x boys and ten girls. Two of that large fanily are still :. living at this date; Mrs. Mary KIMES, age n1nety~three years, of' Holton, Kansas and Mrs. Adelia STONER, age n1nety-one, of Youngstown Illinois. . " There were so many in the family they were not g1 ven double,' names; or .In~yhap 1 t was not the custom then. The names of the boys 'THE PIONEER---Douglas Co. Gen~alog1cal S061etY---S~-ptember 1984 ;;;;;;;;;o;===-_..............._..;..._...;""._-_,_._.._-_ _ . . . . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _IIIIIIIiI_ _ _ _ ~ ~~ I �r\O yY\ The P\oneeA'"' Vo l:vlu ~o. \ 1 va '+ '. ~ . I _ _ _ _iiiiiiiiiIIIIiI-..... ----... ---.~_..........._ _ _....".,..........l..... - ...... - ....llllllllllllliiiiiiiill~_ �5 PAINTER faml1y contlnued" were: John. James. Jack. Henry and Matthlas. The 'girls ,names~:: were: Sally. Nancy. Deborah. Mary. Adella. Ann. Amella. Kltty Ann and Rebecca. The two last mentloned dled ln early chl1dhood. Kltty Ann dled from burns recelved by her clothlng catchlng flre. Two others dled ln lnfancy. As thelr names are gone from my memory I eannot tell thelr sex as ln those days, the names told the story. Among the names,acqulred by the marrlage of the daughters, we have HAWKINS, PAINTER, BECKNER, KIMES, STONER, PERRY and TRACY. When you meet up wlth those names be on your guard and best behavlor for reasons glven above. After the 'death of Matthlas VINKIRK the famlly moved to Illlnols and nearly all except the PAINTERS grew qulte well-to-do or wealthy. And now comes a thlrd weddlng and the one ln whlch we are vltally lnterested: That of Samuel PAINTER, only son of Solomon and Mary PAINTER, and Nancy VINKIRK, second daughter of Matthlas and Ellzabeth VINKIRK. Thls weddlng took place the aforementloned, hewed, double log house on the seventh of January, elghteen hundred and forty ln the presence of three hundred guests. In The brlde had attalned the rlpe age of fourteen years, elght and one-half months. The gro:om was twenty three. They began thelr home llfe ln Kentucky; moved to Indlana and after one and one-half years there wen~ to the then sparsely settled, wlld reglon of Ililnols. They stayed there twenty-flve years and dld thelr share ln subdulng and peopllng that part of our country., They then moved to Mlssourl just after the Cl vl1 War and helped ln reconstruc.t16n:~of that state. In elg~t~en seventy-slx they moved to Kansas where they spent the remalnder of thelr 11ves. Samuel PAINTER dled at the age of elghtynlne years and elght months and Nancy PAINTER at the age of elghtyfour years and four months. Now I hope there are no eaves droppers around for I must tell the palnful .truth. There were twelve chlldren ln thls faml1y, four boys and elght glrls. The eldest, ,James Henry PAINTER, who became known ln adult 11fe as the Rev.J.H. PAINTER, was born ln Kentucky. All the rest were born lz;t I ll,lnols~' , One, boy ,Thomas Albert, and glrl, Adella Evellne, dled ln early chlldhood; whl1e an lnfant daughter llvedbut a brlef two hours and dled wlthout recelvlng a name. James Henry PAINTER marrled Katharlne CARTER and they were the parents of one boy and five girls. Four glrls are now 11vlng. For hls second wlfe he marrled Mrs. Nannle R. PIPER, who survives hlm~ Mary Ellzabeth PAINTER marrled James PHILlIPS. She dled at the age of sixteen leaving an infant daughter. She. is Dora King SPAWR and is still livlng. John William PAINTER married Maggie LOWER. There .\'~r.---­ were three boys and six glrls; three boys and four girls are living, Eliza Jane PAINTER married Jackson BENNETT. Of their four sons, three are living. George Washlngton PAINTER married Minnie B. DUNCAN. Their family of four sons and one daughter are all living. Anna Missouri PAINTER married Charles S. McARTHUR. One son and three daughters and all li vlng. Sarah Frances PAINTER married Larkin CAMPBELL. Their one daughter is living. Nancy· Etta PAINTER married George LAMBERT. Of a family of three' sons and two daughters. two ~,,,,, ·-Ls.:~~:__ ~ffi .. .... THE PIONEER---Douglas Co. Genealogical Soc+~ty-September 1984 l . , -, �PAINTER family continued- 6 sons and two daughters are now living. Time and space forbid me to follow the PAINTER family t~rough all the generations. but I must introduce our latest arrival: Glen Alden PAINTER; son of Eugene Davern PAINTER; son of Fred Alden PAINTER; son of George Washington PAINTER; son of Samuel PAINTER; son of Solomon PAINTER. Six generations that mine eyes have seen. 1/ PAINTER's present" (·s't· the reunion): George. Minnie. Fred. Ella .':::~'.,<' Maxine. Sam. Elsie. Dorothy. Ray. Sophia. Ruth. Elmira. Buell"; .. ' ... Virginia. Gene. F~ossie. Glenn Alden. Maggie. Loran. Claude. Etta. Margaret. Ruth. Formerly named PAINTER: Eliza BENNETT. Anna MOORE. Isabel McARTHUR. Frances CAMPBELL. Faustine GUY. Other relatives present: George BENNETT. Louis BENNETT. Daisy BENNETT. Helen GROVER. Gene MOORE. Ed GUY. Frances MILLWARD. Gladys WILSON. Kendall KNOWLES, Mr. HODGETT. Arthur YENNIE. Anna YENNIE. Charles YENNIE. Francis. YENNIE. Isabel ~ENNIE and Richard YENNIE. ' ' ------' -- - . ---r~~~Uj:~PH~BOo~~t~ ~--' ' ~~~,' ""'~--"--,-,------,---,.---~~~ -- -. '--. ~ '/~fi , > ,"-- - - = - " - - - - ' - - - ,---,--- ---==----'----------- : Mr. William GUTHRIE has an autographifook which belonged to h1s grandfather. ,J:a,mes Montrose "Monty" PAINTER dat1ng from about 1885. Many of those:.;,;,sl'gn1ng,;the.book were from Lawrence. Kansas. Mr. GUTHRIE would be w1111ngto send a descendant a copy of page on wh1ch the descendant's ancestor appears for an SASE. Some of the names 11sted 1n the autograph book are: Belle DI CK. James H. BEACH. Claude Lower PAINTER. Paul A. HUNSINGER. Orry W. OWEN. Carr1eL' LEWIS. G.G. HOSTETTER. Kate B. DICK. Col11ns A. ZIMMERMAN. Jenn1e HOSTEl'TER. John B. WILSON. Rachel HUSTED. "Aunt1e Belle"-B1g Spr1ngs. KS. . Haddie DI CK. J.W. DI CK. J.W. PAINTER. Edw1n T. OWEN It A few of these n~es also show up on the Span1sh Amer1an War Roster (Company "H". 20th Kansas Volunteer Infantry)comp1Ied,about 1936 of wh1ch James Mon.trose PAINTER 'was a-,memper.', Wr1te Mr. GUTHRIE at 11513. 107th St. Sw. Tacoma. WA 98498 for more informat1on about the 't?ook:or l1st." - - - - - - - - - ----- , - - - - - - - ---, - " - - - - _ . _ - - - , - - - - r:---' - L __ , -~--'-." .J George ~. B'en-FAml-l:y-.a Famlly Hlstory~-~ by Kathyrn Marllng Rlce. 1915 N. Street. Gerlng. NE 69341. pr1nted by Brenlzer H1stor1cal and Genealoglcal Publlcatlons. Scottsbluff. NE 69361. Illustrated. 8t X 11. 168 pp •• soft Cover. $20. 1nclud1ng postage. Th1s fam1ly Hlstory beglns wlth George W. BELL. who was born ln Oh10 1n 1821. He marrled Anna Mar1a THOMPSON, daughter of John and Mary THOMPSON. in Rock Island Co •• IL in September of 1844. During the pre-c1v1l war years. James H. LANE, a free-state man had 1nfluenced many people ot the north to come to Kansas. Thus 1n 1856, George W. BELL. as a conductor of one group trom . Mol1ne, IL came to .. the H1ckory Palnt area of Douglas Co •• KS.: with hls family as part of Jlm LANE's "Army' of the North". In -"" . Douglas Co. BELL farmed and served as an agent for Thadeus HYATT, ' of the Emlgrant Ald Soc1ety. George W. BELL became County Clerk-' of Douglas Co. in 18.~1,. ~,~.'186J, ~r.ore he had oompleted his new hom~.~n,~awrence, Ka, he Was killed durlng the lnfamous Quantrlll's Bald ln whlch some 150 other Lawrence cltlzens were murdered by a guerilla torce led'. by WilHam Quantrill. Mrs. R1ce glves much informatlon about ,BELL chlldren: Harrlet BELL LAMON. Charles S .(BELL, Georglanna BELL BEARD AHRENS, Carrle BELL MONSON GRUBBS, Nettle BELL HAMILL and MaryMlnna BELL CUMMINGS ROSS. " --______ - -I I / ~M~r~s~.~R~l~ce~r~e~c~en~t~l~y~d~o~na~t~ed~t~h~l~S~f~l~n~e~b~o~o~k_t~o~t~h~eD~~~~l~l~b~r~ary~.~______ , J �7 I ~~'A • , .. ~ENTAFELOfGarl Martl.1LMETSKER--. Ped. Chart # '--- Name :;' (_,:6grn Married Died Profession Teacher, Gary Martin METSKER ' : ?194Q:~CO 1962' ,IA Millo Raymond METSKERi.:'1904 KS 1930 KS 1979 CO Bldg. Inspect. Housewife Pearl Elizabeth JAMISON ~190.5'. ~A 1930 KS 4 Jesse Delano METSKER 1879 KS 1904 KS ' 1978 KS Farmer 5. Mary Edna KINZIE 1885 KS 1904 KS 1980 KS Housewife 6. Charles Benjamin JAM]S:ON 1860 VA 1890 VA 1942 KS Farmer 7. Ona Elizabeth MULLINS 1873 VA 1890 VA 1956 KS Housewif~\ 8. Martin World METSKER 1850 IN 1873 '/ 1922 KS Farmer 9. Mary Elizabeth SHOUP 1851 OH 1873 'I 1936 KS Housewife 10. Daniel A. KINZIE 1852 VA 1845 KS 1940 KS Farmer/Carp. 11. Martha Jane METTS 1852 KS 1845 KS 1934 KS Housewife, 12. John William JAMISON 1838 VA 1857 '/ 1857 KS 13. Elizabeth SINK 1838 VA 1857 ? 1916 KS Housewife 14. Henry Marshall ~lULLINS 18~4 VA 1856 VA 1908 VA Farmer 15. Char1ty BRYANT 1836 VA 1856 VA 1913 VA Housewife 16. John C. METSKER 1826 FA 1849 IN 1911 KS Farmer 17. Christena ULRICH 1831 IN 1849 IN 1914 KS 18. James SHOUP 1826 1849 OH 1852 OH 19. Sarah STUTSMAN 1829 OH 1849 OH 1916 KS 20. J9hn KINZIE 1825 VA 1845 1873 21. Catharine GOSSETT 1820 VA 1845 1873 22. Samuel METTS 23. Naomi SINK 24. Samuel JAMISON 1810 1832 1881 25. Sarah WEBSTER 1811 1832 1851 26. Joseph SINK 27 • Barbara FISHER 28. Joseph MULLINS 1810 1829 VA 1867 29. Frances PRILLAMAN 1815 VA 1829 1902 30 • Richard BR YANT 1815 VA 31. Ann1e YOUNG 1815 VA 32. Jacob METSKER 1798 PA 1823 1871 IN 33 • .,.,El1zabe:thCCHRLSTIAN 1805 1823 1877 KS 34. Jacob ULRICH 1803 PA 1863 KS 35. 'Mary HOOVER 1808 1883 KS 38. David STUTSMAN 1793 PA c. 1815 1861 MO 39.JFrances::ELLAR 1796 c. 1815 1877 40. David KINZIE 1797 VA 48. John JAMISON 1783 1806 1864 49 • Ca ther 1ne BOON E 1785 1806 1866 50. Jesse WEBSTER 51 • Polly HENDERSON 56. Booker MULLINS 1779 1803 57. Jud1th STANLEY 1783 1803 58 • Denni s PRILLAMAN 1780 1809 59. Sally WALKEB 64. ",-' J'ohnc.~ M~ET'SKER Jr. 1771 PA 1837 65. Christianna HOOVER 1778 ;9r~'l:773 1856 66. Ph1l'lip CHRISTIAN 67 • Barbara' DAVOLT 1. 2. 3.. < THE PIONEER--Douglas do f Genealog1cal I ~oclety--September 1984 �8 Ahnentafel of Gary Martln METSKER contlnued: Professlon Born Marrled Dled Name 1764 PA 1792 68. John ULRICH Sr. 1838 1817 1777 1792 69. Chrlstlna BRAMBAUGH 1782 PA 1839 70. John HOOVER 1784 1860 71. Ellzabeth BRUMBAUGH 1852 c1765 MD c1790 76. Davld STUTSMAN Sr. c1845 c1773 77. Mary OVEBHOLTZ 1848 80. Abraham KINZIE 1770 VA 1798 81. Catherlne ELSERODE 1839 1773 1842 1758 96. John JAMISON Sr. 97. Ellzabeth McWILLIAMS 1749 PA 1814/1815 98. Jacob BOONE Catherlne 99 • 112. Wllllam MULLINS 116. Danlel PRILLAMAN 1854 1758 c1777 117. Ann O'BRIANT 1850 1758 1741 GER 128. John METSKER Sr. 129. Catherlne 1816 130. Martln HOOVER Sr. c1772 c1750 132. Gldeon CHRISTIAN 133. Margaret RIX 136. Danlel ULRICH c1733 1775 137. Chrlstlna 1735 138. Conrad BRUMBAUGH 1735 GER Schoolteacher 140. Adam HOOVER 142. George BRUMBAUGH 143. Susanna METZGAAR 1761 152. Jacob STUTZMAN 1746 c1765 154. Abraham OVERHOLTZ 192. Thomas JAMISON ·1732 1830 1756 193. Jane DICKEY 1742 196. Joseph BOONE 1704 1776 197. Catherlne 232. Jacob PRILL~~ Sr. 1721 1796 233. Walburga HELM 1799 234. Dennl s 0 'BRIANT 260. Adam HOOVER? 272. Stephen ULRICH 276. Johannes Helnrlch BRUMBAUGH 284. Johannes Helnrlch~BRUMBAUGH 304. Jacob STUTZMAN 305. Hannah 392. George BOONE 393 • Sarah UPPEY 768. James JAMISON ComplIed by Shlrley Reynolds METSKER Rt. 2, Box 26 B Brlghton, CO 80601 �" ,INDEX to DOUGLAS CO. CRIMINAL. DOCKET BOOK i@ >-:--;:,: ". ,"< -... :',., ' . , '.". ,.~. ,_ ~-(N~v .. 1863~Peb.,18Z8') • "Conci~d.edtfrom Vol VII. #4. p. 176. (Docket Book and Case Files are in the Judiclal and Law Enforcement Bullding. Lawrence. KS). Contact the D<XlS for more information from the case flIes. Note: Names are not ,ln alphabe~lcal order. (~ Book I. in the Kansas Collectlon. Spencer'R~search Library. Univ. of Kansas. Lawrence. KS gives a physlcal descrlption of ~ of the defendants listed below as well as their place of birth. etc. ln ~y instance~ I , -R- : RILEY. Allen-486. 18 Aug 1873; BILEY. ~en-519 7 Oct 1874; RILING, Lewls-520, 17 Oct 1874; RILEY, Allen-521, (no date given); REED, Henry-547" 17 June 1875; REED, Henry-602, 16 Mar 1877. -S- SHANK. Thomas and ANGELL-18 18 Nov 1863; SUMNER. Leonard C. and MEARIS. Alexander-50. 19 Nov 1864; STEVENS. James and HICKEY, John-62. 23 Nov 1864; STARKEY, John W.-84, 16 May 1865; STEVENS, Frank (change of venue from Franklln Co.)-87, 30 Oct 1865; SAUNDEBS, J.W .-911. 6 Nov 1865; SIBERT, G.W. and NEAL, A.L. and FULLER. Perry-108, 21 Nov 1865; SWIETZER, Geo. and KIES, John113.and.117. 21 Nov 1865; SKINNER. A.-115 and 118, 21 Nov 1865; SPICER, Arthur A. and NORTON. S.B.-124. 21 Nov 1865; STANLY. George-125. 21 Nov 1865: SUMNER. Leonard C. and MEAIRS. Alexander126. 21 Nov 1865; SHAFER. F.A. (alias B.F. POTTER~-158, 18 May 1866; SCOTT. Samuel E.-166, 21 May 1866; SMITH, Peter-168, 24 May 1866; SKINNER, Samuel-179. 18 May 1866; SPANIARD. Joe-196, 12 Nov 1866; STONEBRAKER, S.A.-217, 17 Nov 1866; SALA. John-244, 8 July 1866; SALA, John-259. 14 Sept 1867: SCARBURY, Albert-268, 13 Nov 1867; SIMEaS, Henry-280, 25 Jan 1865; SMITH. Johanna B.297.298,299. 300, 301, 4 Apr 1868; SMITH. Clarence-318. 17 June 1868: SCARBURY. Albert-322, 19 June 1868; STEPHEN. Rlchard-340, 11 Nov 1868; SPENCER. James-344, 16 Apr 1869; SMITH. Clarence356 and 357. 22 June 1869; SEARING. James-415, 17 Dec 1870; STRAHAN. A.J.-417, (fugitive from justice). 20 Dec 1870: STAUSS. John-418. 419.420 and 421. 2 Jan 1871; SCOTT. Charles-422 and 42 3. 4 Jan 1871; SCOTT. Charles-428. 30 Jan 1871; SMITH. ElIzabeth (alias Llzzie SMI?rl)-435. 1 May 1871; STEWART. Sarah-479. 6 Aug 1873 (recognlzance); SCOTT. John-489. 15 Oct 1873; SIMMON. Geo.496. 21 Jan 1874; SALSBURY. Slmon (1)-508. 15 Sept 1874; SULLIVAN. Susan-509. 16 Sept 1874; SULLIVAN. Lawrence-515. 30 Sept 1874: SrlOB.'l'WALTER. I saac and BRADSHAW. Willlam- 517. 5 Oct 1874; SILVERS. Geo.-525. 20 Nov 1874; SMART. William-528. 11 Jan 1875; SHERWOOD. John-539. 5 Apr 1875; SNYDER. Edward and F'EATHERSTON • Edward-540 • 5 Apr 1875: SCOrT. John-548.20 July 1875; SIMS. James-561~ 9 Sept 1875; SHEA. John C.-563.and 564. 24'Sept 1875; SNYDER. Edward and FEATHERSTON. Edward-565. 24 Sept 1875; SHAFF. Peter-569 14 Jan 1876; SMITH. Wllllam-589. 16 Sept 1876; SIMMS. James-593.· 29 Nar 1876: SIMMS. James-594. 13 Sept 1876; SIMPSON. James-606. 29 Aug 1877: -TTAGGART. William and EDwARDS. Thomas, FERGUSON. J.M.: WHITE Francls M.:-19. 18 Nov 1863: TAYLOR. J.C.-93. 6 Nov 1865: TILLMAN. Joseph-163 and 164. 21 May 1866; TOBLER. Wll11am-114. 21 Nov 1865: THE ! PIONEER--Douglas Co. Genealog1cal Soc1etY--September 1984' I, , I �10 TALLY, James and SMITH, William-150, 7 May 1866; TACK~~T, William164,21 May 1866; THORNTON, N.A.T.-225, 11 Mar 1867; THOMPSON, John-251. 11 Sept 1867; TODD. John-276. 10 Dec 1867; TAYLOR. John320, 26 June 1868; TWINING. Lewis-413 (appeal). 28 Nov 1870: TUTT (or TUFT?). Reuben-516, 5 Oct 1874; TUTT/TUFT, Reuben-537. 2 Apr 1875; TAUSEY, iJames-545. 13 May 1875: TAUSEY. James 603,16 i1ar 1 8 7 7 . ' -u- U~TON, George-5, 14 Nov 1863; UNDERWOOD, Abner-251, 11 Sept 1867: ~~~~WOOD, Alexander-370, 19 Aug 1869: URICK, Casper-437, 19 May -V- VAUGfu~, Woody and VAUGHN, Daniei-208, 17 Nov 1866; VAUGHN (VALGH?), 6 Nov 1869; VANDSEAVffi (or VANDREASAR),_-3 8 1, 26 ~lar 1870; VINEGA.a, Nargaret-607, 20 Aug 1877; VEACH, Saml. J .-611, 30 Aug 1877; VENABLE, Samuel (allas, Sam'l NURP.tfY)-612, 31 Aug 1877 • IViartln-374, . ' -w~ARE(?), ,. ~ .<. John Calvin-3, 11 Nov 1863; wATSON, John-7, 14 Nov 1863; WATSON, John-8, 14 Nov 1863; WILLIAMS, Henry and WASHINGTON, George; and COX, Lewis M.-16""15 Nov 1863; WELLS, Richard and FRANKLIN, Thomas B.-17, 18 Nov 1863: WILSON, John and HULL, Charles-61, 23 Nov 1864; WALKBB, Tom-78, 13 May 1865: WA-TEE-CHA, Ernest-89,. (change of venue from Franklln Co.) 30 Oct 1865; wILCOX, Edward-92, 6 Nov 1865: WHITMORE, Wl11iam-99, 11 Nov 1865: wftIGHT, Ivlarion-l0l, 11 Nov 1865: WINFREY, Jane-l0l, 11 Nov 1865; WILLIAMS, John S. and MOORE, JUlia A.-131, 22 Nov 1865; ~IAGNEa, Hrs. Julla-135, 22 Nov 1865; WILDffiSEIN (or WILD iliS ENN ), B. (Cl ty of Lawrence) -148, (appeal), 1 May 1866; WHITE, Francls M.-157, 18 May 1866: WAGNER, Jasper and 110NROE, Davld-172, 24 lilay 1866; WILLIAl"1S, John-183, 18 May 1866; WALLACE, George-197, 12 Nov 1866: WRIGHT, Wl1llam P.-223, 18 Dec 1866: WILLIAMS. Bl11 (allas. W11d B111)-229, 8 Nay 1867; WRIGHT, Henry-230. 9 May 1867; WINNINGH&~, Wl1l1am &.-235. 16 May 1867: WINNINGHAl~. Wlillam R .-236. 18 Nay 1867; WATERS. Wllllam-269. 13 Nov 1867: WALKER. Fred-293,294.295.and 296. 31 May 1868; WALKER. Emma302, 4 Apr 1868; WALKER Fred-310, 8 Apr 1868: WILD. Bl11-336. 9 Nov 1868; WEBER. Bruner (or Brunen?)-3S1. 22 Apr 1869: WOODARD,·;T.C.-353. 21 May 1869: WARNER (or WERNER). Eml1-355. 21 June 1869: WATERS, T. J.-365, 366. 367. 11 Aug 1869: WINTHROP, John-386. 14 June 1870; WHITE. Wrlght-400, 21 Sept 1870: ·WILSON. W1111am H .-482. 25 Apr 1873; WRIGHT. Jesse-446, 6 Oct 1871; WARREN, EI1-464. 19 Nov 1872: WILLIAMS. Henry-473. 3Feb 1873; WILSON, Wllllam-476, 6 Aug 1873: WILSON, Wl11am482.25 Apr 1873: WILSON, Frank-487, 1 Sept 187]: WEAVER. HenrY-502, 16 Jul 1874; WHITAKER, John-50], 16 Jul 1874: WASHINGTON. W.-546, 13 May 1875: WHITE. Robert-552. 2] Aug 1875; WILSON. Charles and MAYO, Franc1s-5S8. 28 Aug 1875; wrlITE, Thomas (and SHANNON. J.W.; HALL. Aaron, HALL, Mary: and SHAFF. Peter)'....·S60. 28 Aug 1875: WILSON. Thomas . F.-570. 14 Jan 1876: WILLIAMS. John-574. 21 Mar 1876: WHITE, Thomas590. 18 Sept 1876; WEEDMAN. S.W.-604, 25 June 1877; WILLIAMS, Tony613, ]1 Aug 1877; WEIDMAN, Squlre1(al1as JONES, A.S.)-616. 10 Sept 1877. ~ '.'~-y- . . " YALES, G.W.W.-445. 10 June 1871 ~'. -z- ZIMMEaMAN. W1111am-122 •. 21 N9V 1865 .••• -. 1 ' 1 "' ....... . , ' .' -ComplIed by Judy Sweets~ ... ...:'-'-- . .: '~;.~" : .. _.·l~· ,_.__ TH~~IONEER~-Dougl~S C~. Genealog1cal Soc1ety--September 1984 { . ��12 l'Q,ne of the few people living today who worshipped in the original Church building is Mrs. Oscar (Mabel Stewart) Olson, who lived at 1229 Rhode "Island. She recounts how as a little girl of ten she responded to the appeal ,_. for donations for chimney bricks for a new building ag 5 and 10 cents a brick. '~; She earned a dollar by scrubbing a huge porch ofa neighbor and doing other chores ... Mrs. Olson lives at Babcock Place and is still a member of our Church. II During the ministry of Harry M. Sippel, a fire caused cO'ltsiderable damage to the Church offices, destroying vital records. The re~aining fragments have been restored and copied. 'Listed for 1884: ,Het1ry Newby, William Burton, Addison Hyde, ,D. P. Dutton, H. C. Patterson, J. H. Buckley, 'W. S.,Parker , -----. minister, 1884, R.A. ,Kies, J. M. Graham, and William Ireland. l8~6~Persons\0:::--zj~,,; listed as members of the Church: A. L. James, minister, 'Richard:, '/ -Henderson, E. B. Cronemeyer. ,,~. ~-",- Note made June 23, 1942 by H. G. Birch: Messer, Harriett Carrie, 1915 New Hampshire St. (1888W) was born September 7 .. ,1874, at Lawrence, Kansas, the daughter of Nathan Theodore Me,sser and Florence Aletha Adams. ' She married John L. Harris in 1894 at Lawrence,Kansas. ,She was baptized in the Spring of 1884 by Rev. ,William Ireland at the Church in Lawrence, Kansas at that time located at lOA5 Kentucky Street. ~'-'.) Compiled and RICHARDSON-Thefaml1y-o-r--AS!![l alidlFheba' RICHARDSON' gathered for a 57th reupion -- on August 12. 1984 at South Park Reorea-' tion Cen~~r. Lawrence. Kansas. Eugene BIRD is this year's preSident. ~ TULEY-The descendants of Charles Borden TULEY, and Elizabeth FRAZIER, who were married in 1838 in Shelby Co. Ohio and came to Atchison Co. Kansas in 1869, will hold their annual reunion the first Sunday in October 1984. This year the meeting will be at the Eduoational Building of the Union Church in Effingham, K a n s a s . ' o WIGGINS-Desoendants of Dudley and Prisoilla WIGGINS. who settled in Lawrence. KS in 1856. will gather for a family reunion on the 2nd Sund~l~n Ootober in Lawrenoe. KS. Contaot El1-z~l>eth S~ERS~·. Rt. 5. Box 220. Warren'sburg. NO 64093 for mo~e information. " ~- , j r- - . --' c ~,--' - ' , THE PIONEEH---Douglas jCo. Genealogical , J' --, '- ._ , . _ _ .c..C--_'.~'- . - - - - Soclety-"::-S~p~ember ,-- .... -_ .... - .. - - - " --- • ,1984 �<;...~,~.-< / .•«(c- -;. J'" C ___. c.w. ) UNDERTAKER • SMITH. Lawrence. KS. UNDERTAKER & EMBALMER ( 1890-1907) ,( continued from Volume VII. Number 4. pag.e 19-'2). .-. ,.---,-, .:;. .:. .:- -:.=...--:-.:: .;;: ---. -- .... - ~~--:-.~~--~ ordered bY'.. Burial Date Mis~'Hattie' Morgan Morgan-~-Robf~-- --. 25 Sep 1901 Priv. Co. G: 76th USC Troops Morri s, Mrs. 8'. 27' Aug 1905 : Morri son, chiId of 5', 5ep 1897:' Morri s, Chri stopher. 1'1 Nov 1893 Morris, John. infant of.2. Aug 1890.. Morris, Phillip) 9 ~p:, i"90i 9 ~ich 1898 Morri s-, Dr. R: Surgeon -1-.111. lilfy. 4 OCt 1895' Morri s, Ros a 30 Dec 1897 Morri s, Mrs. W. 1 Aug 1901 Morrow', John 10' OCt 1902 Morrow, Sarah M. 16 Dec. 1904 Mo'rrowvi lIe, Win. Morse:, ElHlndex.,.Eben 1 10' Dec 1890 4 Jun 1891: Morse, Mrs~. 21 Jim 1903' Mortimer.iM'iithews:'; Ali 5i Sep} 1899, Mort~mer " Nellie: 28~ Jan 1896 Morton, Allie 24' Mch 1903'· Morton, Wall'ace: 7~ Mch 1899 Mo'ses, Mt:. W~ Mosby, J'ane Mosser, Mrso. 111 Jan 19071 C: 20JOCt 1905 (?:)Mothens, MyrtleMotheros, KemP¥f Motherus, Lavinea1 Mou1tin, t?)Afuanda Mou1tin, child of Mozeley, Ed: Mueller, Peter.' 11 May 22.Dec 20i Jan 20. Oc t 31 Mch I.9 Nov 21. Nov 1894' 189.7 1898., 1902. 1891 ' 1903 1:898) Muff, Harry(Index-Muffert21Jan Muff ,May/Mary' Frances' 15: Aug Mull, chi ld of 1:7 Oct Mull, Mrs. Ellen 16 Dec 1891L 1905 . 1897, 1903: Mumford, Albert Mumfo,rd, Co,ra Munroe, infant Munroe, Susan J.S. Murdock, Moses' IT Feb 1902. 19 No,v 1904 , 24 Jun 1902 . . 8 Oct 1903 L_26 Feb_1S98~: -~ Buriai'" A"geCause d. - . OW Douglas County The Family OH P. J~ Morrison Blank Wm Morris; A.C.Co-x: A'J __Morri s ' K; Mrs. L. H~ Perkins; OH' Siher--;-·Mrs. Bogarths' The Fami 1y OH' -=-..L-~ 70 Dropsy fa., 108 69 Paralysis 159 63 . 4 da 31: 86 Old age 2 . - -- - - -- - 189 ---~=-:. ]~. Paralysis 69 E.H.CardweU/Cadwell?;Lecompton 461 Lecompton 52. LaGrippe 6,:"{ C.O'.& Sarah M~ Morrow: M;'85; Blllmed 106 C. O. Morrow l'iG'68." Cancer' 121 Mrs .Ella Morrowvil'le OIt 55:, Pileu. l!49 WID Morse;; Corone:r:,' OH 4' Blank MG 10 J'.H~Mathews :Coroner' OH' 26) Drowned 129 om 49 Cancer. 84 Chas:. Mortimer Dan Morton MG' 49. Charis Morton M;' 22' l!26' P'.P"l~Phillip;: Mrs. Viin1and 85 Ol'd age 79 Moses;; Mr. Stevenson 7:0 H'rt. TrbL ll.79 Ahdrew Mosby' OHi 83~ Old age 1'611 Geo' Mosser.' Reno' -1-, Noidilhoff 2yr Measles' 34' H.J.Whitman;;· Dg.Co'. OHi 66, A'., G. Honnold; MG' 10K :J;ames: Munroe;~A.G. H~ MG~ ?1l81 Paralysi s 6~ 1!22 50 Pileu. Eee' Mou1 tin OH' 8) Don Moul tin M;; Mrs.Mable Moze1ey Olf 79 Kidney + 13'4 761 Rupture~ Mrs. Norton OW (Shipped from Guthrie:, Ok. Y' Mr. Muff--DeerC17eek 6Jacob Muff OlF 4hrs No- Dr~ 159 Mr~ Olmstead OW 2 mo? 64' OH" 78\ OHI .f:' 134 The Fami ly' (Shi pped from (?JKechi e, Ks.) Cewis Mumford';' City om 24 Accident 1lI2 (?JJessee Dfl1ard OH' 53 MeningitisI48 (Shipped from Pueblo)' F. M. Munroe Olf 21 da ? 117 OW 66 Nerv.Pros.l'33 The family __ E.LHQb_bs_;}\!;Holl!}Q:l<LOij·_______ ._ _ _ ,. ___o!3L _ _-Writ Morris age _1 ,~I =-=,.'. _____________________________________________________________~ , �Buri al Date~ Murphy, 'Andr:,ew~­ Murphy~ Mrs. Murray, (?)Fran Jr. Murrow, Mrs'. Mary E'~ Musick, w. H: Muzzy, H. C~ Myers, child of E.E~ Myers, Jas. M. 17 Apr 21 May 5' Mch 21 Jul 4 OCt 29 Dec 29, Mch 29 Nov 1901 1892, 1907, 1902 1906, 1906 1906 1907 Myer, JO'hni'e A. Myers, Olive Alice Myers, R~ T. Nace', Ameli a Nadelhoffer, May Neal, Albert 24 Mch 1903', 14 Jul 1902 11 Apr 1906 18 SeP) 1907 22 Sep 1895 20~ May 1896 ~- - - -,='.=~'-"-"=--'-~-- Neal;, (i?YJourdan Neff, Mrs. Elizabeth Nelson, A: Nelson, Bertha Nelson, Frank (coIl' Nelson, Jennie 24' 25' 30 26 Ju 1 Feb Jun Jan 10 Dec 8 i Aug 1902, 1897 1892 1906 1894 1906 Nelson, Joe Nelson, John Nelson, Martin Nelson, Mother, Nelson, Mrs. Priscilla Nelson, RiJ;se Nelson, Sarah J. Ness:, Win 1 Oct 27, Aug 21' Nov 21 Jul 1,7 May 30 Jitl 25 Aug 10:' Feb 1900 1905 1906 1905 1902" 190'1 1901 1894: Nevison, Francis A. Nevvi son, W,. H~ 2, OCt 1903 30 Jan ' 190 lJ, New~~~;Ii:}y.!, (?)Edey 1'5 13 lt9 23' 19, Newby, Oliver L. NewHn, Mr. H. Newlin, Mrs. J. M. Newlin, Mrs. Mary Newnan, D~:. Surgeon 3\ Ks:' M: Newnan, S-usan Newmin, Lucia M. Newsom, Mr. Newsom\ Mrs. Nancy North, Mrs:. Northrup, J&hn E. NOirthway, Frank Norton, James' - ' . _:_ \'iQ:rton, ,Jame s E~ 30~' Mch Apr Aug Nov Dec Apr ordered by, Burial .. Age' Cause' d!. 1891' 190(f 1897 1905 1904 1905~ li02, 74' OH' Murphy! 18 on E. C. Murphy' lyr SpinalMen182 OR' Blank 37 ChronicDiaU8, F. H.Murrow:Benev#2' OH 175 Hesper' Carl Schur:bt 72, Meningitisl!78 Sarah Muzzy;Col.Com. l\G~' 167 orr E. K. Myers 80 Seni li ty l!92 on Mrs. Will Rankin Ks.)' (Died in Topeka, ow 5 mo/wk 127 Math Myer OH' 4 yr. Dysntryl!lH E. E: Meyers \VIG 50 Sui ci de 1!68J Mrs. Maggie Myers Lecompton 63 Paralys.189 John & Win-'Nace ' on 4'5, Win Nadeltioffer OH' 39_Epi~epsy 52 Mrs. A. Neal . ; .orr 78 ?? ])]8: The Family Bellvoi r 60 Stomach 57 B: E. Ifoover OH 19 (?)Mr. Lofgren OH' 1T mo. WhCbugh1'65: Harry C'. Nelson MG:' 37 A'. G. Honnold~ Olf 29 1172 N. Eawrence Harry'Nelson \VIG" 6'4 Lung Trbl. 94 A. G'. Honnold OU' 84' Old age 159', The Family MG' Hrt.Dis:. 177 Lucy Nelson ~Ki­ 8[' Old age 158\ Louisa'Nelson OR7!3' Eriisfpol1i sU6 Mrs. Frank ?" F. H~ NEll so-n-Clinton 8; ?mLaG:ri ppel06 ,~I;; 65-gen.dibil.l07 Poor Cbmm \V.K7: G'.B;.Snow;JHbert & 34 consumpt. 33 Alice Nes:s W. W. Nevi'son on 66 Appoplexy ]32 36, con. 100 w. W': Nevvi son OH' (Shipped from Cleveliand, Ohio)' Henry & T. F. Newby' OU child a 51 Lung trbl 168: Henry Newby OH' 85: Old age 63 J. M~ Newlin Off." J. M. Newli n ()Hi Cancer 1'62 J. M. Newlin OHl' 7(J' Hrt Fail. 150' 80' Ol'd age 155')L Foxan OH' Mrs.Sco·tt;VernerNewman M;" 50 Tumor 72, ' Dr. Albert Newnan OFr Jas. Faxon OH~ 7 Apr 189;3 Mrs. Newsom 14 Jim 1903' H. B~ Newso'n Mt.Gllead 74~ con., Ohi;o 2:Mch 1905' If'. W.: Frora CO'llins' 80 Old age 21L Aug; 1907, Mrs., Ainoretta Northrup' OH' 75' Paralysis 2' girls; Ed Northrup' l'4 5ep 1900 B. F. Hoppfff)'er OW ?69' Kidneys (Shipped from N. Topeka')' '"-~5 Aug 1895" The' Family' , OH' 23_Mch .. 189,81. __ .TheEa"mi 1 y OH' ,34 Accident i .-- ---- . - - - -- .. 26) Dec 1905' 18 Feb 1904' ,J'- !3h --=-:=- -----•.. - :... - : : - - , - , - - - - - - - - - - 163 137 26 129 1'53 188, 95 .. 44 69' ' ~__c.__~____________~l~__________~__r=..=,_.~~=_=,=_=.,,~~-=--=--=----_-_~-_~-_~-_-_-~ r----' �Name ------ (?JNuffer," 1\'1:5.Nuffert, Chrlst (?)Nuffer, Mrs. po. Nunley', Alice' 1 Bud al A:-J 28; 29 9 1'3 4 Feb 1897, 9' Feb .1897 Nunelly, Mrs. Nunelly, Mrs. _•• 1 \ .. 1.',.: :.? ~.' Date_ N~; i892 Sep' 189,2. Dec'1892 Aug 1893 ... _ .:~ 26'· Nov 1890 Nunelly, Richard 12. Mch 1903 Oakes, H~ A~ Capt. Co. 1: 129 lIT. 9 Oct 1906 Oatman, Leti ti a' ______ J;>atman, Roy B~ 6i OCt 1906, ~- ' - . Obe~g~ohn 27 Jul 1892 Obri'en" John 5' Nov 1903 O''Briien, Mrs. D. di(~d' ~.22 Feb 189,9 o''Brien , Mary 1, Dec 1907 (From -. Indi an apolli s-)' O"'Brien, Mrs. Nancy 30 Dec; 1894 O'Connor, Mrs. Esther 30 Nov 1893' 16 Mch 1892 Odea. Charles: mIell, Harry W. 3'. Feb 1904 Oeher1e, Mrs. Alvfna 1<9 Apr 1900 Oesch, Jacob 30 Jul 1906 Oliver,IHary Margaret 19~ Feb. 1906, (Shipped from Junction City} Olliv.er, Mrs;. Susan W~ 9:.Jan 1901. O'Loughl-in, child oJ Olds', Rev. Frank B. Olson, August Olson, Mrs. C. Olson, Caroline Ophi r. Cynthi a', Opperman, Jno,. 41 JitI: 1890 1'.7 Oct 1907 10 No:v 1897 5 Dec 1903 5,Nov 1903 30 Aug 1894' 10 Oct. 1907. (?'lOrander; Mrs. June' l'5·Jun 1905 201 Dec~ 1905; Oren, Abner L 3: Dec 1900' Orender, Allen T'. (?lOrr., Harold Or..ri ck, Grace 11 Nov 1897. Osbo!rn, Francis H: Oswa1 t, mittie Overstreet, (?l'Aneka Overstr.eet, Aneka 21 Aug i 30\Jan 19 Feb 21', Feb 1891; 1903: 1902 1902. 9' Mch 1901~ OVerton, Edwar.d Pr.i vate Co·. G Owen, Edwi n 1'. _ _ _ _ ~~, Nan_cy M. 4 Oct. 79 1901~ Burial ~Cause d. Ordered, bE DeetCreek August Nuffer' Kanwaka' Peter Nuffer -? DeerCreek Peter Nuffer m-Chas;. McFarland Geo. Nunl'ey' A'. G. Honnold OU28\ Mr.Nunelly,Mrs.McCrayOW (?')Wrh'McGeorge Alma: Pot t'er' B11ank 65 Paralysis R.G'. Temple:; The Fami ly' OR' ---""='-.!=.....,~-:.:=-- con. ~~ - 2~3:='::"=---''--''- 22' 23 28\ 58 59 4 126 A. G. Oatman on 74 Old age ]75 (Shipped from ICC.) , Roy Oatman OH' 32: DiiRhtheri a175' rvlrs .• E. --Wil~~n--"""· OO-:-~----:--':' -=:-- .-. - -------. -20~Frank French Mr. F. D~ O'Brien Frank French OH: OR' OH' Off D. 1\1. Obrien OW S. P'. Spencer' Reno' (?JDennis Odeal Bl ank (sent to KC:, Mo.) KC,KS·. G. Oeherle OR Win Wiedemann' Off: Adam Oli ver: 80 Old age of 133' Cancer 79' 76: Hrt. TrbL, 1:92 79' ? 34 Dropsy' 4'4 Pneu. 87 Old age 41" Pneu. 38; 31 l!7 136, 91 172 166 89'\ Pneu. 99 Clarence Hall Harry Popenoe' BDank C~thoIi~' 1 Mrs.Olds;HenryHaynes' oa' 66· Hem.ofLung190 OR. 59' Li ver Com. 65" The Famil;y' A. Olson OB: 92 StomachTrbl34 Eo Olson OBi 72/76' '133 B).A~&' O. W~McAl1'i'sterOH 8'5' Old age' + 36WHL)pperman Catherine Opperman OHI 74' Paralysis 190 The Familiy;:Met.lns.OIF 43 Tumor' 157 E.A.Roper;· J. Zob11erC1'inton 65 CongBw1s l!63' Mary P ? 98\ Marion Orender Reno, '32' Diph. ))08 Oscar Orr' Kanwaka 2~ mo.--1.... Jess Thompson 66 Eudora' W. C. Harri s' OH' Rev. H~ Osborn 12 OH' Frank Oswalt 26, Hrt. Trbl. 125 OH' 70 Paralysis 112 Lewis Overstreet The: Fami l!y 73 Paralysis 1I3 Court o.f Co10ntha OH' Do.ug~ as, County' U.S~C:E. ,..19:..,Ju1 1903 The F:amil'y' OH 34'Kidney 130 5' Feb 1907 James OWens' OHr 60 Hrt.Fail. 180 ~~~~~ __J -- -- ~~- ---.:----=----- L _______ ,_'~~_'------- ! I -~~------~ �Name .. :.~· . Ow~n-,No-:aJi- - Owens:; . Robert Buri a1 Date~ 30 Dec' 1904 4' Apr 1895 ____________4;---' PallJar; Etlward li5 Apr 19011 Private Co. K 54 U.S.C.F. Palm, A~ 8> Nov 1906 Ordered by_ Buria1_ Age_Cause d~ ~=-._ _ Frank &~.Chas:. Owen OH 82 150 Sons of Morgan Jones: Kennedy"" 40 ValleYi Cemetery' near KG', Mo OR 80 Old age ]02 Courity' ]76: OH' 71 Cancer' Mrs. B: Reynolds: WHI Palin 6 Apr 1899', Andrew Palm OH 631 Suicide 80 Palm, Mrs. C. 1 Hrt Trhl 25: Dec 1905 3' Sons; Father' OR 61 l!63 Palmateer, Lucy 1 Sep·1907. Byron Parcels OR 64 Stomach + 188 Parcels, Elizabeth M. 1905: Jno. Pardee OH1'53 24' Feb Pardee, Jane E. 8 Aug 1896 Henry Parker OH 2 wks? 54 Parker, child of 25 Apr' 1898; Henry Parket, ~K7 6..1. Croup' 70 _ .~ _. __ Parker, child of -'-- ---- -.. Parker, n~rs. M.E.S. 5 Oct A90S-' B~ F. Smith' OH 89 Old age +"'l.3219 Nov{1,905 Ad C'arter &, wife OW 75 Kidney 162 Parker, Rufus Parkhurst, Clara F. 10 Sep'1897 Mrs. Nettie Wilson OH' 33 Peritonit. 64 Parks, Elizabeth E. Miss Parlee Doors Clinton,6T Dropsy 102 5 Apr 1901' Mary E. & Fred Davi s: Mo,. Parks, J. E. 7 Jun 1900 Mrs. J. K. Parks I\<1G: 93' 36-H-19 (Shipped from Ratoon, New Mex.) C. Gribble Consumption Parish, Clyde 11 Feb 1907' ?;'.Parl s,ii';E';E:~ly~'is:'J;ecompto'n 16"";mo,.Diph. 181i w·;··j'.·' Parnell' .. ' 'lecompton Stillborn 56, Parnell" child of 13 Oct 1896 Wells Fargo Ex~ Parnell, Mrs. Maria 29 Aug 1895 A.J. & W,·.J~Parnelll;Parnell A.J.Parnell, Jr. Junction Parnhan, Rach~l.1 13 Dec 1900 W. J. Kennedy OH' PO'ison..L.. 98 Parnol~l, Thomas' 11 May 1898) CHnton 73 ?Tqrnor 71 The' Family Farontc)', Loyd M. 29 Mch 1901 Nelson Paronto'; ..M'arysvi;lile 4-10 RR Accidl02 Partellia, Nelson 16 Feb 19011 Haskell Ihstii~te H~skell' lOll Pate, ?Daniel' 26 JuL 1899 Lawrence Lodge #1992 OR" 50 Perotiniti s82 IOOF; Willi ams & Henderson Patterson, Angie 24 Ju1 1906 U• S~ Cl1ark OR' 6'5 BwI Trb1 172 Patterson, Alma 10 Jun 1906 Mrs. Addie White;'\>,QW 46, Lung T,rbJ!. 1J.70 Geo Patterson;; Benev6rent Lodge Patterson, Elsie 15 Dec 1907 Geo Patterson OH' 17 Consumpt. 193 Patterson, Helan B~. r Apr 1907 WIn Patterson OH 113 wk.NO Dr. 1:83' Patterson, Howard,inf. 17 Aug 1907 Howard Patterson OW 188, Pat terson, James W. r Aug 1904~ Z. Patterson OR" 112 N4 Patterson, J. C. 17 Jill 1890 H. L. Moore . OR' 1 Patterson, Mrs. 26 Feb 1892 N. S: Clark OH' 16 Patterson, Mrs.Maggie 20 Jill 1905 Jesse Blackburn' OH 43 1581 (Shipped from Reno', Nevada)' LeRoy,Blackburn; Court of Calantha Patton, Ella' F. 11 Ju1 1905 Geo: F. Barker. OH 46) I38 J. C~ Patton Patton, Rachel W: 30 Oct 1902 R. L. Patton. Cli n ton 61 StomachTr .122 Patty, child of 21 Feb 1892. Fred Patty Clinton ]6 Patty; Harvey H. 17 J'an 1897 H~ H. Pattey MG' ~"mo.?·,..L... 58 John Acres Patty, Jennie C: 4 Nov 1890 H~H.Patty;?T. Corey l\tG' 4' Patty, Mrs. E. 29 May 1905 Mrs. Mary Merriam ~1G: 77 Paralysis 1561 Paul, Mrs. O~ 20 May l89~ Olin Paul OR' 3S Paul, Robt. 8:5ep 1901 o. Paul OH 38 Rheumatisml07 Payne, ch. of 29 Nov 1898. W. L. Payne Clinton 4?? ,", 761 Peai rs ,Carrie Gertrude> 8; Sep' 1906, H. B.Peairs; Haskell;oo T appendicitis17't Peairs, John B.:...... 26 ... Pc..t_l.§~.s___ (?JL~gJvlir Bros:. Vin1and 47 ------ ~------ -- - - - - - --------- --- - - - - ' - - -_ _ _ _ _ _--1.. .. _ _ _ _ _ _ __ -~--~~~_u . . ~ - ---- \1 �Buri ctJDate Pearce, Ollie Pearcey, Ll1o'yd 28 Jaf 1896 9 Jtpr 1903~ Peari s;, Mrs. J. B~ Pearl, Emma May' 13 Sepl 1898, 12 Jul 1900 Pears, chDd of Frank Pears, Mrs. Nancy K. 6, Feb 1906 21 May 1897 Pearson '. Ainanda 27 Mch 1901 Pearson, Donal:_d _. __ .. 12 Dep' 1907 Pearson ~-John - ' - 2 Nov 1905 8; Pease, child of 27 Pease, Edward W·. Co'. A 1i24' Ill. Infantry 2 Pease, Mr. W. H~ 27 Peer, Hazel Edith 20 Pellot,. child of Aug 1890. Jul 1898} Private, Dec; 1892, Feb 1894 Jim 1900 Ordered by, -- Burial _.-'::=---=-.- ~Cause -:---:::--~=-- ~.-==--:-~ d. ~:.. - ----- 49 L. S. Pearce" OW 127 C. E.• Pearcey' LoneStar' ~. J. L. Jones Vi,n1and 67' Cancer' 74 Pearis Brothers MG~ 6, mo'.Cho1.inf 93' C. Lol t H. G. Pearl, 1234 Tay1or,Armourdale, K·. OH 16'6 Frank Pears Collinsville 71 Perotini t. 61' R. W·. sparr Illinois. 58' Dropsy' 102 John' &-PhHip Pearson MG i lip Pears.on n mo Colic 189 Jack&8hil OW --:.=--: -' Bii11y. Pearson r,-x;: 68; Hrt Fa'fr162 J. A. Benson 2, Chas. Pease 8Q~ Paralysi;s 72' Mrs. S: Bryant ~- C.A-. & Horrac'e' Pease: OH' \Vin' Peer; H Lc Jacobs' Vi! rr-lan d 18Sp'as. Cramp 6?? ? --::-:--=: 23 33 93 C. W. Pellot OH; Hugh Blair. Jr. G'. Honold OH' 6 Oct 18911 13 Penden, child of ].04: 2+:'Croupl 4' Jim 1901\ J. C. Pend1y MG Pend1y, Minnie 15 Dec 189.6 Mr. Sedgwi ck Tong a. 19 Old age 57 Penfold, Rich 22 5ep' 1899, Percell, Mary If.,. The Family' OH' 84 65 2... 30' Mch 189.1'. 8 Persfcli'ng, Abraham Mrs. Beaty' OB' Perkins, Lucius H., 6 Jun 1907 Mrs. L. H. Perkins OHi 52. Falling· 185 Perkins, Otis G. t. W. Perkins' OH' 76, 22 Sep' 1899. 84 (Shipped from B~roit, Wis.r Perrine, B. J: --1\10 1'7 Mch 1896, The Family Vfn1and 51 Perrine, B~ J. 13 May 189.6, Thomas f?JStron fShfpp'ed to Ihdfana-) 52 Perry, Aaron I!. Jan 1892 The Fami ly' OH r5 Perry, Eddie H:. lQ Jan 1897 19 ?' J. S~ Perry OH' 58' Perry, Eldred g. 10 Aug 1906, 2 mo.2(r' d Newton Perry OH 173 Parry, Sarah 7. Sep" 1899 E. Hole ;1\1rs E" Martin OW 80' con of Bw1s84 (?'JPerther, Edmund ? 29~ Apr 1892 A. G". Honold OW 18 Petefish, Geo. N. 5i Jun 1907:: Mrs: MargaretPetefi'sliClinton 71 Cancer 185 (?JLuiih Petefish Peters, Lou H. 25 Apr 1907 WIm Nad1ehauffer Reno' 57::- Con sump t • 184 son Will Peters Peters, Stephen 25 Jan 1892 The Famiry;G:.Pierson OH" 15 - Peterson, Alfred 1':1 Ju1 1906 Mrs. p. J'. Peterson OR 2'~~ T1m:lioid F 173 Peterson, Ceceli a 1:6, Jan 1898; C: Peterson OH' 92 TyPhoid-Y 6~ Peterson, child of 6' Aug 1892 Peterson OH20 Peterson" Chri~tian 16 Feb 1900, The Fami 1y OH; 88; 50 Pneu Peterson, Erick 8\ Dec 189'5 John Jo,hnson OW 48 Gustafoson Peterson, (? )Han s· p'. 1.9: Feb 19.00 The Family OB' 46, Typhoid + 88' Peterson, Millie 22 Ap,r 1896 Anderson p'atterson OHi 65 52 Peterson, Mrs. 4 Feb'189,3 C?Jtoui s Peterson OH: 24 Peterson, P'~ J~ 27 Mch 19.06, Mrs. J"O' Nace;" Mrs'. OR' 68) Hrt Trbl 67 Saunders;; Mary Peterson Peterson, Willie F. 1~ Dec: 1893 Eouis Peterson OH; 22. 32. Peti t, Mrs. Ester,' A". 3· Oct 1905 Juli an C~ Petit Off ? 56, 1M Petrie, Richard R'. _7_pec 1905 Mrs. E<:!. Petrie '. OH' 84 Old age 163' 1-'- .-- -----. ![rs:. ,Agnes Laptad' .;:-'--;:- r"- , '.- -~-----====-~. \ -' _,_I .u_'-.:J . _ . ___ . __ . c _.. -- �Ordered by. Buri a'l. Age:_ Cause' d. fit. N. A'. Petterson OH 6 mo. Typhoid 75 iI John Petty MG;56; ..1.:-,. 31 i Henry (?)Conder;Wi;niamstown5i:l pneu. 75 J. H~ Fee & Petty son Petty, Jacob W. 13 Aug 1892. R. J. Petty MG' 58' Petty, Richard J. 25 Jan 1900. The Family 1\I; I Corpo'ral Co. E 6th Kans. Cavalry Post 12 GAR: ___~lJ9~ (?JPhenicie, G~ W·. 29 May }89l Phenicie Reno' 39 --, 57 - - --, t?)Phenicie,Mrs' Geo'rgfe 2, -Dec 1896. \\].C.2-;James-1-, Reno Phillip', Mrs~ P'.P. (; Jan 1899'_ P~ P. Phillip ,,OlI' 61 Pneu. 77 Phillip, Her:bert 9 Aug 1903 Charles' Phillip) OH' 1!3 SummerCompI3f Phillip, infant 13 Sep 190r; Lewis L & If. J- Phillip OH' 1! wk 108 Phillips, Wm. 2 Jul 1902 Douglas Co';: Family MG' 97 117 Pri vate Co,. K. 83 Rdg. U .S~C'. F. Infty (?)Philpel, Mrs. A1fce 4 Sep,1905 John Smith Colyer' 75' ?Exoustionl60 (Shipped from Wheeling, Va.) PhiIpen, Win. 8Ju11904 Mrs. L_Philpen Fai rview' 74' Kidney + 1143, Pickfns, infant 9 Aug 1904 Harry Pickins OH 3 wk 1'44 Pickins, John L. 10 Apr 1898 0' L & John Q~ Piickens' OW 23 mo/da 70 Pickins, Ross 10 May 1899 o D & John Pickins OW 8:0 Pneu. 80 (1 lP:licko ti e, Li zzi e 0' Oct 1901 Haskell Institute Blank 22'Diph. 108 (Shipped to ?Docotah):' Pierce, Walter H. 4 Nov 1890 Mary A. Beatty' 004 Pierson, Eli za· J. 1 Jan 1902 The Family OH 83 Rheu. + ur Pierson, ; Fred 111 Jun 1904 August Pierson OH' 23 Ncute Dem.142 (Shipped from Topekar Pierson, G.• A-. 11 Feb 1892 J. A. Pierson Vinland 16 Pierson, Thomas M. 1'5 Feb 189m The Family on 78 Dropsy'+ 68 Pigott ,Mrs/Miss Li zzie 11. OCt 1907. : Geo-. Pigott OH6~ Gen.BrkDnl 190 Pitcher, .Ada 9 Jun 1902 Robt. McGee OH 14' -L.. l!l7 Mrs. ?, Pi tcher 26;, Oct 1891 Geo'. Washington ?: ]3 County Order of Marshall Pitts, child of 10 Mch r891', Geo. Pitts Vinland 7 P1~oske:tt, Wm. P·. 29 Nov 1901' C~w' Rilberts:Mrs. B'aldwin 84 Paralysis 192 Wiggins: fDiied in EXcelsior S'.) Plummer, Mary E~ 6 Mch 1907. A. Monroe OIl 70} Old age' 182: (?JPof:£, Henry W,. 13 Dec: 1895' John W~ Bulllock Clinton 48i Private Co. I~39 Illinois X Infantry' (Kill-ed in a runaway --~--neck broken) (?JPo'llar, Mrs. Matilda 28 Jan 1902. R. B. McWilliams OR' 68 Tumor 112 Polk, 'Miss Bl'anch G-. 22 May 1899, Mrs. Perry Polk OW l7l~ BwlJs:81. Juvenile Society Polk, (?)Li'ndsay 26 May 1903~ The Family OIr 20· Hrt Trbl +129 po,n ack, Mrs;. 9 Apr 1905i T.PolTock;J.Wattems OIr Cancer' 155; (Shipped from K. C:)' Polon, Mrs. 4 Aug 1900 James Polon Hbpe,Ks 26; BloodPois. 94 enpol son/Palm, Kndrew 6, May 1905 Mrs. Gustavson OIl' 75 lf56 Pomeroy, W. 24 Aug 1898. K. Hertzler P1easa.,n,t;~ .'-, 1 mo. 73: N. Pomeroy Grove!" .. Pontius, C?>Ina 22 Jan 19011 Arthur Pontius" OIl' 9 yrs 1'00 Popenoe, B'. r. 1 Dec 1904 The Family OHI 29 Typhoid 148 (Shipped from K.C.l Popenoe, Kate L. 6 Feb 1903 P.'. D. & Thos' Popenoe OH:~ 65 Hrt TrbJ.i. 1!25 POlrter, child of 21 Nov 1897, Benton Po-rter. Tit; 7 da 6-5' ---- - Porter, B~, child~:t __ __<t Felt:_t82.Q__ (?)Benjamin Po'rter ,C!into~ 2 ? Fever 68) -------~, -'------ - '-Pett-~rson:=Edna Petty, Mrs. A~ Petty, Charles' Burial Date 2 Nov 18981 5' Dec 1893' 2. No,v 1898; I ~~; - --- -~- --- , --, - ----'--I ------~--------:--:--:-------- -'J ~ �ordered by,' Bu:rfal' ~_ Cause' d. ~_ Peter Terry' ~-----==-7'-157Mr. Y. (?)Peard 76 Apoplexy' 184 (Shipped to Decorah, Iowa) Po'rter, Roy V~ 11 Mch 1901t (?)' Mayor Gould . OH' con O'f l'ungslOl I I Posch, blank' '_lO .. Dec 1896, Henry & Herman Posch Viinland 9' Diph 51~ i _ PQ~qh"lG~l!9!~G' ··:r.;~-op_GJ!:J6J)ec, HW6_'_ Henry. & Herman Posch Viinland 12 Diph. _ -5-7'10 PQ;tii(t)"er, Mrs. E.C. 22 Jim 1891 Win. Lescher 0If Potter, Caro'line W~ . 3:.Qe_G.' 1900 Mis'. R. Addison"" Off 85' Old age! 98' PO'tter, Oti s' 25:; No;v 1892, Mrs. Potter Oll' 23 PO'tts, Effie! 19 Dec; 1897. A.G. Honnold; Jennt PMs: OH" 6) 66) Viola ?Tent May Fierds: (?) J .M. Cameron Har.tfO'rd, Ks'. 37.' Potts, Wni. 18 Nov 18941 Powell, ClaytO'n 22 Jan 1:90'11 Chas' PO' we III ; RO'gers' nG' 18:: mO' Croup 100 H. m Pbwe 11 Olf 6<;1' 69 Powell, Einily' 20 Mch 18983 Powel11 , i;nfant 25 Nov 19011 Chas. Powell ~X;7StiNbO'rn no' Powell, J. B'. 4' Aug 1895: The Family' orr 4~' Powell, Jimmie 26 Mch 1895' ChasPowelll'; AJDi1ckerMG" (chi ld Y 40' Pratt, Mary J:. 18 May 1907, L F' Pratt;Mark EHi'sOO" 62 Paralysis' 1185 11 JuI 1895' E B>, &- G:; tV· Preble' ~I,;' 24 con.. 4i3 Pr.ebl'e', Mrs;. Prentice, child O'f 1'5 Aug 1890':" C T K Prentice ow 2. Prentice W. H. 25' Jim 189'5 C T' K Prentice' OHr 31" Peri to"nitiis42 12 Oct 1892 Mrs' p' &-, w.~ A" s:.~~ OW 22 (.?JPten ti s s, S~ B~ A" G' HO'nnO',ld OHi 46~ Price, child O'f T OCt 189S13' Oct 1895 Pr.ice', child of A G' HonnO'ld] OIr 46 Pd'e s tl y, Will i am 1,3 Feo' 1898~ on 71' Hrt Fan 681 The Fami ly' Priinraux,, p'au11 (llildian)1i2 Dec 1906, Haskell In;:H~ BrPearsS'.DakO'ta21 T~ho,id F.171' 25; Nov 1907 Pl'lfng1'e', Josephfne Henry Prfngle~ Off 7 DfpJi' 192~ Pryer, Grace' mmn a? 27' NOlv 1907: Carl: A'. Preyer00' 42' Pheu', 192: Puckett, Mrs'. MarY'A: 1 Feb 1900: Enos' Nf &' ChasPUckett:Kenn1edy'60: 8T Pu1'len, child O'f 23 Jan 1891; Judson Pullen nli~' 6) Purcell, G". W~ 1 Jun' 189r Sanfolrd' PurceU' Off 10 Puncel1 , Eoyd s: 20 Dec: 1.905: C:M~.&. 5: N'Purcelll OW 75; Ifrt Trbl' 163 Purington, s: N'~ III Jan 1899' HEmry Puringt'on orf 52: Pneu. 7.1' J. G. Haskell Purnel1l', Mary t7 Ju1 m06~ A-. J Parne1111; CO,POO'rC,'.tG' ' 70' Cancer 17l! Purnelll, Mr .. , 13 Feb': 1894' A" G~ HonnO'rd~ OH'61 LaGr,i'ppe 33 QiJ een, Ch as'. (In di an )' 19 Jill, 1902. w, B' QUeen ; Haskel'l In H'askel:r 19 SunstroK,eU8 Q!ligg, John' 15 Mch 1'893' James' ®igg; Gideon1 25' Chasi. LO'ngnecker Qui'n1 an, John 1'6 Dec; 1903' The, Family' 78 134 Raffle, child of 8 J"ul 1902' Har.vey Raffl'e' 8l da1 chO'1.M. 1:17 cesar Myers Raffle, Francis 22: Jut 1900 Harvey,· Roffle; Myers' ~17" 13' 94 Raffle, 1'013" 1'1 Mch 1901' Father;' H' Raffle MG~' 1 yr 5;' mo' 1182 Raffl:e, Wi'! liie~ 27 Jan 1904' Writ1 SCott;: Co. Com. nG" 117??' 136: R'amer, Henry' 27 Oct mOl'. J G" Sil1ili van ;'PoorComOW 65' 65 Randall, Mrs'. Eli zaoeth 18 Oct 1893: 50 Cancer' 30 The FamHy;'JohnWood' Off' Randall, J'ames: 28 Feb 18911 Mrs. Pardee OH~ T Ran do,l, Mrs. E. L.' 13: Dec' 1904' Horace Randol' Clinton',Mo24-Pheu. 1'49' R~mdollph, Mr. W~ Hr. 6, Jan 190'5 E' R' OWensr OH' R'ailroadA"ccl'SO (Shipped' from TO'pekaY Rankin, Elbridge 27 Feb 1906 Fred Rankin" Off 1~ Pnue 1'66. Ranki~, Her.bert J.. 1 Nov 1,902 J K Ran Idn" OW 301 Chron. Di a~rr22 - - .--- - ----(Shl~OO_~d_ frQm_Manll'la, P.. I:.) ________________._____ . . _. _____ _ BitrfaE Date' 26,Jun 1905 16 Apr'1907 - -- - ~ ---- - --- .----OH------- ~-- -;: - - . �. I 20 I Name' ~Bu~r~i~a~_l~D~a~~e~~=Or~d~e~r~e~d~b__ y. -----=R''''"'a~kin·,··Wi;l!r '10 Jan 1905', Mrs. Rankfn; ? fShiipped from~ C Mo,. G~. C. Bai l'ey' (?JRandom, AleX' ?!3_; ~ch ,189?) Carr: Rarri CK Rarick, J. J;~ Dec 19011_ Mr. Raspberry R'aspberny i Elilen ~~~il~ 1896, r.. , Y -" Ratcliff, A. T'. 11 Oct 1903 (Shipped from Onahar Ratcliff, Etta' 9: Sep"' 1906 (Shipped from Stafford) Ray, m Hi. 2. Dec: 1894' (Brought from Oakland, Neb.'} Ray, Mrs. Kate 7 Apr 1905 (Shipped from Oska1'oosa, Iowa)' Ray, leanoer: 31 Mch 1906 Rafoly!, r.:uke E. 30 5ep' 1892 2. Oct 1892 Read l, Mrs. F. W~ Read, F. W~ 10'Jun 190\li Co,rp'. Co. E: 3'rd (? )K-- S~ M Reading, Mrs. Ellen 9 Jun 1904' Reading, James' A. 1!5 Oct 1'89S' Ream, Elizabeth 18 May 1905 Reardon, Mrs:. S'. S: Reatz, Henrietta ~. ! 1'5 Oct 1902: 22 Nov W05' Reatz, Willie J: 23' Ju1 1896 R May 1905' Re(o')dman, Mrs. A. Reece', Mrs. E. C. 30 Apr 1892 Reece:, Mi;nnie 22 Oct 1891. Reed, chi Id of 1'1 Ap'r 189'11. Reed, ch. 10 May 1899 Reed ~ Fiit.ch 1'1 Jan 1'897 21 Apr.' 1891L Reed, Marie: Reed, Mrs:; Nancy" 1:6\ 5ep, 1896\ Reedy, Byron 18, Aug 1899. Reedy, Con rad D'. 10. May 1897 Reidiloul::, Sadie 22 Nov l!90'1" (Shipped from K.C~Mo,. J Reid, Hugh M: 17 5epl 1898; Ren~u)ch, chfldren of 115 Sep.l.9011 Rench, J. V~ 117 May 190r. Renfrau, Po.11~y' 19 Aug 1'894 Renfrew, G'rant 23' Jut" 1!896· Renfrow, (?)Cophadora' 26, Dec 12892 t?lRi:mniicke', LUlian Reno', Ji;mmie Rentz, child of Nobl'e Reynolds:, A. G'. 5 Mch 1899: 27 May 1907 1'6 5ep 1903 9" Nov 1'890 Reynol!ds, GEm.'2~ 190.6 Reynolds, Job 28 Aug 1'897 comp11~dbY PaUllne-'~ff ,---- :--- - •• -:=- ~~ Grey' Mrs. Ratcliff .--~=----- Off 29' Off Off OH 51: 63' Hrt.....T~bl 149' ---_..- - - - - - - ' - 51 Cancer . 53 Tonganoxie~. Killed' fnl 133 cyclone Mrs. Roda" Ratcliff Tonganoxii.e2'a' Appendic'. 174 G:. Grovenor OR' 31' T. J. Ray OR' carcinoma! 1155 County' Com. W Ro'y;l Y Brown F W.:Read The Family' OR' C.G: OH: OH! 54 Dropsy' r6T 22 22 69 UremiicPoi s104' J w... Reading OH' 79 Tumor' 1142 J"as. W;~? OH ChronDiar. 46, M c: Neff, 2100 N' 10th Atllantic. 90 Old agel56 Kansas. City, Ks". ru. Bt S' Reardon Hope,Ks" 59 Nephritis 122 Li'zzi'e' Read OH 65' 1162 Mary Reatz: Mrs Reatz;F' W- Read" OIr' 20 Meningitis 54 H: C; Patters'on OH' 70' Paralysis' 156 v L Reece DeSoto.' 1:8 V C Reece: OW 13 qi:. G: J' Reed CathoIi~c R A Reed; A' G:' HonnoTd Blank 6, dal 80 Dr. Lear.yi OFF 83\ Catarrh 58 p W~WalTace~ OH' 10 Wi Hi am Zei tz Tori'g:anoxi;e' 79. 5t{ L M Reedy' OHf 45 ?Rupt.? 83 Reedy' Bros. OH!' 82 Old' age' + 6r. E1i'shal Reidnour OHi 37 192 The Fami I;y; OH 26,?' 74 OH!(moved from Topeka)108 oa70 Tubel:cul. 104· Reno"' 52 Hrt? 36, 1\(760 TyPhoi d ' 54 C.T Rench S' If &- L. TRench Lee; -1-Mrs. Dora Renfrew, C SCamp Grant Renfrow MG' W. T.· Sinclair' Renniicke: E F Stanley OW , Mrs. Pete: Terry. Off Noble Rentz: OIr Mary A: Reynolds OFF R _W': Woodward Mtlsoniclodge OH Mrs. Reyno,lds: MG' ~ 24 6) wk?' (baby) I'wk 79' 185 4 70 Bilrned' 62 ? :--. -. ~To"be, cont1nued- -----'--- . J ,'- ~------ 167 63 �21 r I I From: ~-Ql Lawrence ~ Directory FULLER. A •• 35 Tennessee St. HARRINGTON. S.C •• boards. Commercial House HARTMAN, M•• 37 Massachusetts St. LEIBERG, James. 24 Massachusetts St. MINER, C.E., 31 Tennessee St. NEWMAN. A •• 87 Vermont St. SEEWIR. J.G., 79 Ohio St. wOOD. John P •• E. side Massachusetts St. between-. A.G. ABDELAL'.- M.D. Winthrop and Henry Streets. From: ld25-?6 Lawrence ABDELAL, ~ \: d-L::7#/../~, ~-.,(~-~ Directory •• 149 Massachusetts St •• upstairs ~ANDEB.SON, S.B. (Homeopathic). _,99 Massachusetts St. . HUSON, R •• 37 Massachusetts St. . '. BARBER. T.A.. corner New York and Elm St il., North Lawrence MOTTRAM. C.V., 127* Ma~sachuse~ta St. NBUMANN, Carl. lJ3 Mas~achusett>s at. McCONNELL. M•• Bridge St •• SW corner Locust. North Lawrence MOBBIS. R •• 59 Massachusetts St. PRENTISS. S.B., 90 Massachusetts STUART. J.H •• 59 Massachusetts WILDER 'and MORSE. Henry St •• S.W. corner Massachusetts St • . \ YARNOLD. Thos. (English) 174 Massachusetts St. YEAGLEY. H •• 125 Massachusetts St. \-~. ',' A~G -" ." \' CARPENTffi-. John .T- .-Mari;~-To-wnShip:"graduate-ofUniV" Of-LOU1SVlu-e;-,~ Ky Medical De~pt. class of 1865.- nas had Medical practices in Buchanan Co., MO. Johnson. Leavenworth and Douglas' Co.'s. KS CANNIFF, H.J.-Practiclng Medicine in Prai.rie City. Palmyra Twp. in 1857. l GRAHAM, William-Practicing Medicine in Prairie City. Palmyra Township in 1857. " /" MEDLICOTT. JohnJ.-Studied Medicine in Cinncinati. OH. Praoticed Med1cine in Lawrence 2-3 years at 205 Massachusetts St. (See THE PIONEER, Vol VII, No.4. p. 177). ., THOMPSON. Horace W•• C11nton Townsh1p-of NY. came to KS in 1855 at age of J5. D1ed 17 Apr 1869 with wife." Cather1ne A., wh1le crossing Washington Creek at n1ght to make an emergency call on a patient~ Buried 1n Cl1ntonCemetery •. (See Historv .2t ill. Sec JQ.. 1: 11 Clinton-R 12, DouglaS ~ •• KS by Tom Aver1ll.,1973-at KSHS.) *ANDEHSON. Samuel Brooks-born Greenf1eld~ OR 1825-attended Eclectic Medical Inst •• Cincinnati. OH-practiced Greenf1eld. OH 1859-1868 • . Came to Lawrence_l~68 where he practiced mediCine until 1900. Son. Arthur ~. ANDEHSO~ ~ b. 1863 also pra~~_ced in_Lawr~~il~,.--"K""S,-!,_ _ _ __ ._------ ~ . ; , c ;-----*'N6te: The Kansas Collec-ti~n. Spencer Reeear-ch Llbrari.-uiifv.- -of -----Kansas has the original account books of S.B. ANDERSON (11 volumes 1859-1907)which are a record of patient fees for treatment~Th~re is also a list of births ot' __ba·bi-es-;he.-del1vered in Highland&Ross COIS. O!ilo, ln 1867 "'" 1868,(Vot II ~~:..- . ..•.• ~ ~ . THE PIONEER---Douglas Co. Genealogl_calISoclety---September 1984 - ---- ------ ~--- -- ,..-- �i~ LJ c-, DOUGLAS 22 _. -----, rI _ _ COUNTt~HEAL-TH~REPJ)iiT_F_OR__THE_YEAR~l~M~--'-- L-Report'of-N'";SIMMONS.M-;O~County-liea-lth-OfftC:er-l;-awrence".(-DQlIglas-Co.)-. --~-- - --, Feb 2. 1888 to J.W. REDDEN. Sec. State Board of Health. Dear Slr, i I . I I regret that the reports of deaths recelved during the last year are so Incomplete as to render t~ose that 'have been reoelved practlcally worthless. By comparing the burlal permits that were lssued by the olty olerk durlng the year 1886 wl th the reports of deaths made to thls office', I find the defect much greater than I had supposed. Instead of an Improvement In the mortuary reports durlng the year 1887. as was expected, I doubt whether SO per cent have been reported. A few physlclans who are In actlve praotlce have entlrely Ignored the law, and have not made· any reports of eIther deaths or birthsi while others have made partlal reports. The reports of births and marriages are more complete than durlng the prevlous year, yet they are not perfeot. The law requ1r1ng reports of oontaglous and 1nfectious dlseases to be made to the County Health Offloer at onoe by the physio1an In attendanoe. has lnno instance been observed. . I - Under these circumstances. I can only report my own observat10ns, and facts derl ved from 1nqulry and oonstan't watohfulness. Measles. mumps and whooplng cough have appeared In the oounty at different polnts. but In suoh a mlld form as to requlre very llttle medloal attentlon. Intermlttent and remlttent fevers have prevalled less than usual. We have had no small-pox or small-pox exoltement. hence no vacclnatlng has been done. A few cases of scarlet fever have been reported. but none fatal I It is posslble some or all may have been measles. Many Cases of death, due to oonsumptlon, and oancer In Itsvarlous torms, have occurred; cases of the latter have been unusually numerous •. Whlle we have not had any dlptheretio epldemlc. It has appeared In dlfferent tamilies, in varIous parts of the county. at varlous times durlng the year, wlth fatal results In numerous Instances. And the fact that It has been more tatal In rural dlstrlcts than In the ctty. would seem to Indl cate that its cause was due to impure water •••The Increasin~ frequency of diphtheria. with its tatal results. often strangling its vIct.ms in the most horrId manner, should guarantee the most thorough inVestigatIon. . For nearly two years we have had more or lesstyphold fever'constantly; durlng last. year It had almost entlrely abated, but early In July It appeared at several polnts in the city of Lawrence, also in the rural distrIcts, and has prevailed wlth unusual fatality. During ~he present month, deaths due to this cause have ooourred In Lawrence, and In at least flve townships outsIde the oity. Where the water that was used for drinklng pUrposes was examined, it was found to be impure. I. therefore reaffirm my views. which were expressed In former reports. that the typhoid fever wh1ch has prevaIled in this oounty was due to the use ot Impure water. If there Is any movement In the dIrection of better sanitation ••• I shall be glad to cast my mite In that directIon. ,. N. SIMMONS, M.D. \ .N.. SIMMONS. M.D. ~~~). �---- ---:--~---------- '" of PHYSICIANS,and,MIDWIVES ofDOJ1GLAS~CO.. KANSAS .188? BUreau of:Labor and Industrial Statistics, TopekS, .Kansas 1888 From Na .... ,=F=,=':=:' (.' I,', WAc .. rellillartd. -' -- -~=l" . ~_. oJpr.~'-. ~II'" and 1'. O. addr.... __ • ~ 'I" -... I' -II~:-':;! o~;,L F-rar-,-ce-~.· - -- NaI/vIlV. . Olunly. n., , 1§·ji·l~ I~I 1"".... :;.,188.1'' ' '1 I. . _...... I.('wi_. 1'. AI .................. :;"I"el"I,(·r ~'I. IJI.'t', .... j lI"lwlu,.............. L(·curnplo~::::::::: Lillie, U ........................ !'\"plt'uahcr :!~I. Ii''''''·_ ... ~ .I .............. Lawreucu........... Leouar". W. V.............. Scp,,,,ul,"r :.', I.~~·"'" " ............... , Morriti, Kichllrd ............ Sup.eUliler s, I~A.'i.... _............ May, V. W .................... St·J.tclliher 1."1. 18&...... ltlullraw, (;. V ............... Seplellll,er I!., IHMo..').... Alill.r. ,:. G .................. ~... 'clllh.r ~~. III!I.~.... ""1"uu,I •• r til, 1H8.~.... St-pltllllJt!r :!!l. IR~,\.... St-1'1t"luhor 11'4, lMH."I .... Sc",.,"1ocr 1~. IKH.L.. Sept.,ult.r 1~, IHK.L.. flclob"r n. 1~!I.5.......... Seple","er 11.18&;.... 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(',,11'110 of Moo. and l;ur/C.,CIDeluna".lJblo. nu.h ML~lIc.Il'''lIcg •• I·1o ca/Co. IIlInol••.. M.relo 1U.11!tl3......... .. Fellru.ry I~, 1868 .... .. Fu~r""ry. 1!I57 ........ . Marcb ~. 11167 ....... .-.. .. Ma'ch, 1~7.. ............ 1II.rch. IM~ ............. . JUD.:I4. 1867 .......... .. 18ea............ ; ........... . 1olar.h &.1803 .......... .. 9 41 Verorunt.............. 16 ........................... Ohlo ...... :~:::::::::::: (Ierrubny...... ...... ~~ :~ ~~~~;·I~;.::::::::::::::: i~ ~ ADierira............... Ma .. Kchu.ett....... Uhlu.................... I oJaolI'lIf. Gild 1"- II! ~ H".h MelIle~1 C.,lIel(e Cbl."K". 111111111•• J.""""IOD Medl •• 1 f '01 ege Phll.delphla PL' IndlaDaSlale Medlcall·ullege. t.apurle,'lIdl.DI 12 t1lli"lSt.lo MelIle.11 'ollelle. Clnelunal ,Oblo. 17 11".10 M.dlcal Cullege.ChlcaKo, I 1II DOlo. 2 Mctlleal (·oll~lle. Keokuk. lu .... 19 Ur. M.dlcil Collolle . ......................................... . .Aile,,, ed I .. oleronaln "Ialo VDh'enU, 0' low. 9 AlMreb 9.18;6 ....... ; .. .. Medl •• 1 Collego of KaD.aa Clly, MI.lourl. 30 184~ ......................... . Aledical College of-Norwlcb, New Joney. ........................... 46 2~1 ...... ... l..ecornplon .... ::... I.awrellce........... Mtolla ................... ISR5 ........ . EeI.clle .. :::::::::::: 1:-18.'\ ....,: .. .. lCe5!uIKt: ............ .. Eudora .... ::::::::::: H. IHR.' .. .. ~I i.1 \\' ife;, •.~ ......... . I ..B"'r~IICC ......... .. '!I, IHMo) .. .. Ilulucflpathlc..... . St!JlIt"lIIher ~':r U~&') .. .. AIII"'I"................ ....... ...... L8 NarM .AulJtrIB...... ......... Iowa.................... Indl.na............... Ma .. aehu .. lu...... 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(;eorgelDwD, WaaDIDgtuD, /J. l;. 12 I Ark.IIDa8 ....................... 51 \it 4tl ., Bel.olr.... ::::::::::: !"'-t·plellll.cr ~!I, 1!'t8;i.... ~11l~I~t~llc ........... . l . awrence ......... .. 8iu1IUUIII~ f:hRrI~:! J....... Sep~eulher 18M.... 1 ~f'JllelUllt'r 2ri~.lRM .... t.iUllIllIl'rh,:Iti, :\1 ............ ~Cplcilluer :ill,i 1885.... ~ltK·Ii.~lill, I •• C .............. ! I'cluh"r 2tI, 11i85.. ........ 1wi&.:J:. I·rl .. (·ill".~ .......... ! !-5t'rlt~U1It~r I~, IJo!~." .... 'J:IIIIIIIK!t: Ilile)' ............... 1 ~.·lllclllhcr ;4, 1X8.1\.... 111u~t·.' .• , .................... 1 s..-pt,·luhtr :lA, IH1\.r;... ThCtIlIJ'~II, F................. ~t·ptell1lJt'r au, lSK5 .. .. "·t·ur. It. • ......... ........... ~t'pleIJllH.·r '.!ri, 1885.... ~I)II, (). ~V .................... t, 47 -Ii 77 eoriferred. ls-n _1t -.-- -+------: - 17 Augu.t 14, IM2.t ...... MODtpelller Medical 8obool. .a JUIIfl!'lOII, .\UIl ............... ~cJlIt'IIIIJt:'r :,M. I~Kr; ..... 1 ~li .. wlf6............. 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S ......... .... ,i 9 ................................. .......................................... 17 IfI,~8.......................... I 18&'-.. .................·...... 13 JUDO. 1M2................ 24 ................................ . 7 lI9 . ---Allended Lecture. Med. UDI,.,ADIIArbor.lflcb. WeSlern Re....e. 01010. I'nly. Kan ... CII, Med. Dept., K.D ... Cit" Ho. Eel~~t1e Medlc.1 ID.lllute. CIDcIDDatl. Oblo. "M'~~~b~ii82:::::::::::::: Bo,al Colle.. Burpolll, EdIDborp. , ��~ 24 , - ~- -----Abs-mrc t~~---lf Filed in Do -~-\ .," ~ PETI-TIO~-~-'-tO~--~I VORCE _Kansas {1864-1884 (continued from Volume, VII, No,. 4, p.age 189) Copied from original records at office of Clerk of the District Court, Jtidicial Bldg., Lawrence, KS by Judy Sweets and Pauline Elniff. Direct inquiries to' DCGS . . In order to conserve space, first letters of 2 or more words, fir many instances, have been combined to form 2 to 4-l"etter abbreviations listed here::- ~case number, ali-alimony, ch-children, cust-custody of children, def-defendant, df-date filed, gr-grounds: (aban-abandoned for more than a year,' adu1-adultery. excr-ex.,.. treme cruelty, eqre-equi table relief, grne-gross neglect ,hadr-habi tua1 drunkenness, nsup-non-support, wiab-willfuHy absent)" m-marriage date: &" place. mnwmaiden name of wife. 0p"'other persons, pad-present address of defendant, p1ffplaintiff. rem-remarks. rmn-restoration of maiden name, wit-wi tnesses; ') MOTT, Mary vs Lewis . m-17 Mar 1844 in Clark Co OH'; pad-at a. neighbor's house (since M'ay last)" 3/4 mi from plff &' chI Ch-Isaiah MOl"r, 25 married & "lives to himself"; Lewis W~ M01"r, 16; Joseph A. MorT', 12'; Sarah tf. Marr~ 9; -Emma MOrT', 7; gr-grne & nsup, aban May 1870; rem- R E- owned by def<:where plf! & ch reside):;- N~: of Sec 10, TIS, R 18 in Dg Co I(S: Plff requests livestock, - support money;'&: cust. Def denies allegations & files counter charges which' plfi denies-. .\Vi t-ISai ah Morr'; Lewis W. MOIT", Catharine M. \\H71"1:", Martha Jane MOJ!l',~ Joseph SilITH';' James SMITH'"Mark ~~RIT.Y; \'1illiam Mm"r:, George MITCHELL, Joseph BRUBAKER, James BAKER', Thomas TRErE~ Kezi ah MARlTY. Aim MOJlT~ . William P'. MOIIT:; df-15-Ju1y 1~70 #1564. .' , HAZELRIG:; SarahA-. 'vs "G.eorge'W~ ' , ' J , : , , ' , . , • _" ' " • m-5 M'ay 1866: at Lawrence, Dg "Co KS; gr-aban 10 M'ay~ 1869 &" n~up ;~'requests di v &$100 ali for attorney fees. &- actual.expenses; pf-16 July 1870. #1-566: SMITHt. Cynthi a' JCvs, "John E~ of Northampton, MK; m-5 July 1855 at Amherst, 'MA;' H ved in lWr until 1 Mar 1865; gr-hadr &- nsup. Child mentioned but name not listed. Plff in KS" since 18 Apr 1867. ,Requestsdi v &" "that def be barred of any claim or interest in the property of the p1ff ••• ~1 df-25 Apr 1870. # 1 5 7 3 ' . , ' CUMMINGS, WiTli am J: vs Adaline Hf. 1R-16 June 1868 at Lawrence, Dg Co- KS-; mnw-Adaline H: MORSE;: gr-aban &' adu1; op'" Margaret MORSE; David AlLEN (}If Clinton; pf-19 Aug 1870. (Refer #1410) #l585 LERR'" Jetta vs Levi Baker m-12 Apri868 at Lawrence,Dg Co KS';' Plff was the widow of Ralph C'. DIX" (who was killed in Quantrill" s Raid)'i &" was the .mo,ther of 3' ch. ages'110, 8) & 6, from thcrt , marriage; gr-excr, grne & nsup; plff requests that her former 'name of ?' Jetta DIX be restored. Letter in file from L. B. LEHR, Box 81, Girard, Crawford Co K5 dated 19 Sept 1870; df-I3 Sept 1870. Dismissed 28 Jun 1'871!. #1591. (KHQ~v 21, p 454-KS'l'err Marriages: Ralph C: Dlrm Bridgett GRArrAM, 29 M'ay 1858r. DAVIS, Emma Jane vs Robert m-blank May 1865 in Dg Co KS; gr-aban; ch-2: (?)IsawRial Charles DAVI'S" and John Wesley DAVIS'; age 3; plff requests di iT, cust & rmw Emma' .Tane WATSQ\J df 19 Sept 1870. #1'595; , , . ' " , ' MESSER .. Lester H. vs' Mal vina A., pad unknown m-14 Sep~ 1862 at Marshall in Calhoun Co MI; gr-aban'; pf-21 sept 1870. #1598. SLY. Lorena Jane vs George W., pad unknown , m- 1 Jan. 1869 at Rockville, Parke Co IN; gr-def was still legally married t,o a f?rmer WIfe, ,ex~r, grne,nsup & aban; pHf requests eqre &rmn Lorena J. COOK; WIt-Mrs. E. A. SKINNER; df-4 Oct 1870. #1607 i ;- , _. - , -- - - .,.- - - - - . . .- _. - .- , . ( THE PIONEER~--Dougllas Co. Qenealogical Society.-~-::$~ptomber 1984 - - • - . .' ... - .,' ~I-- ~~-: - - ... - . .---~ ~ .' ... ' �25 BROWN, Alice vs Wm. H. S. m-25 Dec 1858 or 1859 in Dg Co KS'; gr-i t was unknown to plff at time of marri age that def was legally married to another wife in the state of IL, grne, nsup & excr; def has title to R' E'::: 1% of SE34 of Sec' 7, TT5, R19 Dg Co KS- & the whole consideration for said premises was furnished by father of plff; requests div &rmn Alice BEARD & <;fef to be prevented from disposing of real or'persona1 property; df-- 5 Oct 1870. #1609 EEDRllXiE, Adalaide vs Lyman m-l'l Mar 1854 at Rochester, Monroe CiJ' NY; gr..;,aban; df-IO Oct 1870., #l'6lJl THOMP~, Nelsonvs FannIe , m-30 Apr 1866 at Lawrence, Dg Co KS'; gr-aban 4 Ju1 1869; df-22 OCt '1'870. #)]621 (Note:: Dg Co Marriage Records show Nelson THOIVIP5m' m Sarah HAZELRIG', 25 Feb 1871) McKINZIIE', Thomas J. vs Mary A. ' m-2 Sept l85S:'at Wintersett, Madison CO':rA,~ gr-aban; df-l Nov 1'870. Dismissed Feb 1872. #1630. ' RILEY, Nelson vs John Ann of Springfield; MO. m-at Nort,h' Lawrence, KS: no date listed'; gr-aban i grnei adul & excr; op ~lexander REEVES; wit-Hala BRQVN,George BROWN',Fred MAKADAR1lX(?,r; df-22 Nov 1870. #1639 HICKS~ Louise vs James H. of Franklin Co K~ m-1 Aug 1870 at Cawren'ce; Dg Co ,K$'; gr-aban 1. NiJv 1870';, ch-2 by, former husband; , reque'sts restoration of name 00£ Louise WILLL4MS "the 'name she ~ad arid went: by', before her marri age to defendant"'; df-~U Jan 1871. #1690 . SfEVENS', Martha A-. vs, Henry M. ,:', ' m-30 Jitn 1869 in Dg Co KS;" g,r-aban &' n~up; r~qu.ests· div &,th~at court may order def to pay' 'court action & s'uppor,t 'for he,r; df-16 Feb 1871.:'#i706 ' CLARK, George vs llache1' m-6' Apr 1867_ in Dg Co 'KS' by Charles PILLA-, J .P'.; gr":aban 1 Jan 1870 leaving child of 9 mo., "She ~t.~ys OR ,other side of tittle Wakarusa"'; other gr-adul (name & date listed); Reque'sts :rmn RachelMASO'.J'; op-Robert K1NG'; EudoraT,Wp,_B'artlett'DAVY:t:?), Martha COWARD'; df-29 Jul 1871; rem-Plff has been resicdent ,o'f E-'~dora Twi>: ca 9 yrs; #1714. (Note:: ,Dg Co\ Marr Repords)'ist George' CLARI("ln ElizabethCLARIr,3' Feb 1872) McGIEBRA, Washington vs Cynthia., ~ .,,- '_", _, , m-27 Dec 1868 in -Dg Co KS;' gr-aban r Sept '1869.; df-20' Apr 1871. ii~76,3 '.;lASHLEY, SylviaE.;" vs Thompson V. - ' . -" m-l Jun 1861 at Clinton, Dg Co: KS; ch-Annie E: ASHLEY; S: & Bertha G'. ASHLEY, 2; gr-excr, ,threats & acts of personal violence; R' E~of pliff, which she acquired by: a deed from her father, Asa DARNELL::- 20 A~ of ~ of SE34, Sec 4, T15, H20; : requests di v, cust, & ti tle to R~ E: &: a1f for herself & ch; wi t-Mrs. Emily CRADIT, Mrs. Margaret ANDREW, Mrs. S'. CHURC~U:;, Dr. EAT~, Ksa DARNEI:..t, Sarah DARNEIL, Miss Lizzie OOAK; N'.' C. Cradi t; df-17 M'ay 1871. #1784 , DAVIDSON" E~ vs Mary Eli zabeth, pad 00' , m-22 Sept .1864 at Allensburgh, Highland Co OH; ch-Robert Arthur DAVIDS<l'J, 6; R' Eof p1ff: Lots 4 &, S in NE Central sub-division of 6 If. fn Sf' of l'% of N~:- of ~ of fractional sec 20, 't 12, ,R20 on Maple St Cii,ty of Lawrence', also R- E-in tyon Co in NE corner of S~'ofSec 28" TIS, R 11; df-31 May 1871.#1803 NUTTING'; Sarah vs Melvin, pad unknown m-24 Mar 1870 at Pieratt's farm on the Wakarusa River in Dg Co KS: by Frank M. EW!S'~ Pastor of Baptist Church; gr-aban 2 nfay 1870,; plff has been resident of state for 7 yrs; wit-Thaddeus WHEADON, 39, res of W'ak-arusa Twp about JiJ'mi from where parties reside, said plff owned premises where they lived--about 23 A in ~u1t~vation; wit-William WltKIN~, 22~ lived about 1 mi from parties & had lived In Co 16 yrs; plf! requests div, restoration")f personal &'real property, rmn Sarah Jane PIEM'iJIT:; op~E'.T'.BARNES, referee, James W'~ HENDRY, judge, B'. D. PALMER, clerk of court; df-7 Jun 1871.. #1812 ' �26 . HICKMAN', Mary Jane vs Abraham ". m-16 Jan 1868 at house of her mother, May BtANTORE :Un Dg Co KS'; ch-2, only 1 now l~ving, Noah Ephriam flICKMAN, , was 2 'o'n 13 Nov ,1870;. gr-aban 1 Apr 1870; plff own,s 80 A land: the 6f ~,Sec 18, T 1'3, R' 20 in DgCo; def owner of wagon & team of . horses, 1 .O'f whi ch was property of piff before marri age; requests di'v, cust & control of her pro.perty; wit~John A. D. TODD: & Mrs. Elizabeth TODD of· Wakarusa, Thad-, eus WHEATQ\J, May BLANTORf Mrs. Dr. TERRY~ Lawrence, Dr. J~ B~ PRENTISS' & ~amuel . WAEKER; df .10llJun 1871. #1813 (see also #1877) MUElLER, Henry vs Alida . . m-~'8 SPt 1866 in Dg Co' KS'; ch-l, Arthur H. NUEu'ER, age 4 .last Apr; gr.,.adul(name & date listed), also def took $600 in plff's money &. burned it;, requests div & cust,; op Elsie BARNE'l'T', Benj amin BARNE'IT, Henry C. McMillen.. 'Signature of def-A. Ell a MUELLER'; df 24 Jun 1871. #1825 see #2077. (note: ":Og Co Marr ~ Records list Henry J. NUELEERm Fannie J. EEWIS,7 Jui 1873 ... GLEASCff, Sarah vs Geo. W~, li vi ng in MAm-22 Jun 1848' at Thompson, CT~ by Ch'ar1es WILLETT, Mini$ter of" the Gospel; mnwSarah M. PRESION; gr-hadr for 5 yrs; grne, nsup and aban; ch-have had 7--2 now. living. Oldest son is Alonzo GLEASm', 22; other is Frank GEEASOO, 14; wi t-Sytvia F~ WHlTNE¥' & Sarah E. WILliS. Mrs. GLEASON' lived wit.h·Mrs. WILLIS-in years 'of 1870 & 1871 doing housework for her; df-ll Ju1 1871. #1836·'.· TERRY, Jane vs Peter, pad-Jefferson Co KS' ", ' . ;.. : ': , .' , m-7 Ju1 1867 at house of Harrison WILUAMS in Jeffer$on Co KS';' :ch~I,~'C):~y.· Ellen' TERRY.- age 2 yrs last Nov; gr-aban 28' Dec 1869'; ·op";E. F. FI51iER,' re'feree, 'Viola MORRIS; Elizabeth FLEM1NG, of lawful age (colored), City of Thayer, Neosho Co. KS; df 2 Aug 1871. #1851 ,. ' J ' .~ MARYHEW'" Caroline M. vs Amos J., 'pad ui1l<no~ '. , . , ' '" ...., ' . ' m-5 Jun 1854 at Ashford, Cathorace, Ny;''gr~aban Nov, 1868 '&. nsup; p1fi., 38· ~yrs old ~ 17 Jan 1872, res of Dg Co 3 yrs, does housework & li ves wi til Pa~ents wherLno.t at work; Def owned 160 A-farm near Marathon, NY·&",Targe· amDunt of, s,tock, 'all 'ofwhich he sold shortly before he abandoned' heir;- wi i-William DRAPER, Kanw~ka Twp, 'age 41, . moved here from state of NY in Apr 1855, has lived Jf - 3/4 mi from p1ff's house for 3 yrs. Wit-John DRAPER, 67 yrs old Mar 1872, step-father of ptff " m' 26, yrs to her mother. Def left NY; at same time John DRAPER: &. family left--26, mar 11869, def has never been in KS-to my knowledge; p1ff requests div & rmn Caroline M. BAILEY; df.12 Aug 18711 #1860 PRYOR', Maria vs Wil:t'iam.,. pad unknown m-21 Feb 1856: near town of Princeton, Bureau Co' n::. by Stephen WILSON', J. P'; chWilli am M. eRroR', '8 Apr 1858; Kate A. PRYOR, 28 Ott 1861, Eimria B'. PRYOR', 16 Feb 1864'; Robert tee PRYOR:, 21 Dec 1866'; gr-aban, grne, nsup; requests di v & ~ust' of dau Kate A. and Emma- B'. Two boys nDW, in IE~wi th folks of def. PUf has li ved in KS 11 yrs & in Dg Co 1 yr. Wit-Emma PWILEY, lived here 4 yrs, states def left Lawrence Sept 1~71 for IL; ,wit-Robert STlREI NG', lived here 2 yrs~ lived near p1ff & def. df-I8 Aug 1871.#1865 HICKMAN, Mary vs IiarrisonCsee #1813) Summons directed to sheriff Df AtchisDn Co; Def r~n away from there. Def. has changed his name to Harrison C-nVenine1'and left the state. df-24 Aug 1871 #1877. SPICER, Eunice C. vs Newell W~, pad unknovm m-28 Jan ]851' at Harford~ Susquehanna, PAt ch-Adaline E. SPICER'; r9', Arthur E:, SPICER'; 1'6, Fran?is' N~ SPICER~ 12 &. Ne1!l'ie S. SPICER'10; gr-aban 1'5 Auy' ]870 &n~up!;, plff' s R.E:~ Lots' 83 &' 85' on MS" St Bl'k 19' fit West l:awrence, Dg Co KS'; requests dlV & cust of Ar.thur E'•., Francis W~. &' Nellie S:--still minors; op-John G. A-.. Norton', !~~g;ee, Susie J~ SEARtE" &A: D: SEARLE:'-neighbors for rr yTS:;; df 12 Sept ]871. : THE PIONEEB---Douglas County Genealog1cal Society---September 1984 �27 Sl\UiTH, Emma vs WilU am of Kans;as' CIty, MO' , m-14 Apr 1~65' iin Ray' Ch MO by O'avfd CUSHI,Q\1SERRY, J.P'~; ch-I bo'y, Charles ~1Inr will be 5 yr,s; oid rn· Apdil next &~ who~ i:s:'iin"C'ayrrenc'et with pif:fl:'s; ,mo,ther;; gr-e~r' and aban 5' yrs ago in Ray! Co MO: to Ii ve with ano,ther woman by whom he had a C'hl'l1d. Wi t-Loui s a WILLIAMS~ 30\ knew def in Ri~chmond, Ray CO: MO;' df... 113 sept 1187L #];9])2 McCArL, Eouis'a vs' Jacob N~ of Leavenworth ' m-date & place blank,;: gr-nsup- &: abusive;' op-Simpson HOLliSTER; df-16 sept 187])#l!921 HOBOB', M'ary vs: DOn, pad' unknown' , m... l:6 Nov Hi66, at home of Josie HANSEN"in Savannah, MO';' ch-Stella HOBON!, who died afterward, Anna Louisa HOBa'J', age 4: win. be 5"iii'1 Oct next';' gr-excr& hadrfor 3' yrs: before sep'ar.ation. PUf, age 20, has' lived' iin Lawrence 2 yrs;' reques'ts div, cust &' nnn not li sted'; wi t-N:~ S(i?l HANSE1'r~ 50", father' of pllff, ,signed--I'ngerborg' HANSEN', Joseph T. OAV1DSQ'i', Supt of 1'v1asonic Temple, Louisvil1le, KY' who' wrote Mr. HANSEN' about money tO bring plff to' Lawrence. wit-Josie HAN5m'; 42 stated thllt plff &. def lived in Savannah, MO, atJaha, NE"&' Loui'sville, KY: df-20 sept 1'871' ~19~4 ' >r THARP~, Emeline vs Lafayette', pad unknown 1 m-115 May 18681 i;n, Dg Co' K5;:gr-wamore than 3' yrs; df~3: Nov' 187L #1'952 WALLACE'!, Josephine B: vs John A: of Leavenwo,rth m-14 Oct 18Q6 in Dg Co; KS'; ch-AHan WALLACE'; 2 yrs' on 4 Oct 1871; gr':'def convicted of crime of robbing the US' Mail, &- stealing from a letter, sentenced to hard 1 labor &' 10 yrs co'nfinement in 'be state peni tenti ary in Leavenworth Co;' request's div & cust; op' f(~ HJ~ HORTOO', US' Diist Atty; S: A"'. RIGGS'; def's atty. Jury: W'., H. SMITH, Horace TUCKER'; James ROBB', O. C~ AUto', S: !'If: LAUHAM'~ Geo~, A. REICHENEKER, E'. E. STRAIT, John PIPHER'; Ii; MONTZ~ John MORRIS~ Robt. F. OAVIS',E~:W: laNG;;' A~ S~, THa1AS~ clk of Ofst C,t; df-28 Nov 18711 . #11972- . ' ,'. ', , ' . " BRISIOC, Ameria R. vs Alonzo, B". m-l Feb 1855 at Edinburgh, Portage CoGH'; :ch-2, 'Hattie BRISTOC, 12 yrs 'Oct last &Mat ti e BRlSI',OL, n yrs 'No,v last;: gr-aduI, aban 20 Oec~,187r; requests di v, cust & thatdef be fOlrever barred from, 'any claim o,r interes:t in property of pIff; pl"ff:.., " & def have been in KS'since 9 Oct 1870; 'caniefrom'Glevel'and, Off. 'Plff, age 35; op- Riichar,d rrANSON'~ Kitti;e JWES, Who sewed' for p1ff', G'eorge S. HAMPl'a'J', 'i'eferee, Of-3 J:m1872. #2010 (Note:' KS"Marr'Reco'rds:' Al!o)lzo' B'. ,BRTSIa. mMary' K. ,'JPNEs:.' 31 Jill 1 8 7 2 1 ' , , FALLEY; Eliiza, vs Edmund' R-. m-lil' Apr 1847, at Mount GiT1iead,. Morrow (;0 OH; ch-E"aura Isabel FAtLEY; 20, George, Montgomery. FAI:LEY~ 117, .fames' Sands (1:)7 FAlLEY; 14;; gr-nsup &~ aban Mar 1'867; R. E' of , def:~ B'zSS4 Sec' 9, T1:3, R19' Og Cb KS; r,equests div cust & ti tle to R K for her support {; chfldren; op-Aaron H~ FoarE', referee" f( PARSONS~ J'~P'._;: wi t-ETkanah ~[):.. DLESI'ON, 36, W'akarusa TWp, acquainted with parties 16 yrS', were' nearest neighbors;' George Washington GOOWIN',47, Cl'fnton TWp has: known parties 11 yrs; PIff resides jin Wakarusa TWp ca 1 mr east of my' home; pIff, age 46; in OCt 11872, lived in Wakarus'a Twp since spring of 1857; df-4 Jan 1872 #2014 BECKER', Augustvs Amelia Bertha Rbsamunde m-14 Oct 1852 atCtilditz in Kingdom of 'Saxony; gr-aban;' In last 61 yrs tpey Hved together in Saxony, def was addicted t9 drunkennes$; plff resided on V'l" St, Law,rence 2 yrs before pf on 5, J'an 1872; Ii ved with def until 3 yrs ago when he came to U. S~. of No,rth America and def will not leave parents &: wHl not come; op-M. W. KELLY; business: manager o'f the KS Weekly Tribune sent summons to def at Leissnir Kingdom of Saxony; M. SYl'I-!MERFIELD, a ttY", A.... C. HOUSE, an interpretor; wi t-Ahtoin~ ette BUSE ,& Betty tUESE. #2019, B~RKER'" teti ti a vs Chri stopher of Johnson Co KS , m-date bl ank, iin Dg Co KS; 'gr-aban~ df-16 Feb 1872'. '#2024 DAVIS'" G'eorge W. vs Martha, pad unKnown' m-,1 Apr 1862, iin Dg Cb KS; gr-aban; df-TO Jim 1872. #2030 I L ", ~::"--' '-.---,---- .".--,--~ :. ~_~!l~__ P,IONEER---Douglas Co~ty Gene~loglcal Shc1et'y':--september 1984 ,. -----'--"-'- ,--~ �28 BRiIX7ES; Mary, E. VS John S~ , ' m-29 filay 1862 'im Dg Co I(S'; gr-aban ~'O. Apr 186'7 &' nsup; wi t-S'. A. RIGGS, Esq ... S'. K. IIDS(JIJ', Richard MORRI:S~ 6 Sept 1872 pllff award~'d judgment forever barring anyrcl aim, of def to her n', E,: Lot 1105 & lOT' on 'm- St. Lawrence; df 18 Jan 1872, ~~ ~ , MEDLER', Henry E. vs Alida E: ~-d' m-18 M'ar 1866 in og Co; ch-1t, Ar.thur Huson !fEULER'; 4 yrs & upwards:; gr-'adul (names & dates listed)"; plff has been in Dg Co 6, yrs; requests'div & cust; op_· E. B:. CHADWlLCK, Henry C'~ NUlLEN', Orrin WORRALL; subpoenaed--Edt..rard' E'. KNIGH1, E: B~ CHADWICK, Aima KNIGHT~ Frank CHADWl1CK, R~ D. NICHOCS; Fred NICHOLS: H.B. NORT.Q\J; Joseph A~. WESl", Mrs WESf(mother of, J~ If. WESfr, Mrs. Rr~ D~ NICHOlS', C~ M'. SEARS, Stephen mDEN', John ANDERSON:, Mrs. Justi ti a AN DE RSQ\1'; James' WHALEY; t1lril. MABEREY, Jr. & Wm MABEREY; Sr., HEm, BARNETT', Hiraco NORT~J!; df-4 M'alr,1872. #2077 Crefer to #1825) FARRAR', Lucy Ie vs Oli ver p'., p,ad unknown , m-16 Oct 1870 in North Lawrence, Dg Co KS; gr':'hadr, grne, nsup, aban 2 wI{s after marri age;: mnw-Lucy Alice CURRY; Plff, age 17" fn Lawrence 4 yrs; wit-Mattie E: \ lENNY,' age 25, si ster of plff; requested di v &' rmn; df-:-16 Apr 1872. #2113 / t SCHorr:, Helen YS.Tohn F. , LJ m-2 Jul 1872 at Le~venworth, KS; gr-def cruel (.; i'nJi'uman; def R' E:: N~:SSir Sec' 2'; ,T 13, R 2~); ~Lot 29~ on NHSt; NS4.:Sec 36, T: 1L.r, R:18;.' S~~"~,c 36;~T, 14, R~18i ~ Lot 30 on MA" St,; also large amount bonds, not,e's &' mortgages •.,:c~-M~t;y' Helen- . &:.tI<YrT', 4 yrs & Aim Catherine SCHa:i:T. ·18 mOt' reauests div,~ cust f',. that def be strai ned from di sposing of, or i:n any ~'1ay encumbering the property described· herein; subpoenaed: Charles ACHNIl\G-, Mrs. VHlhelmiria ACI-INING L his wife,Adat:n! _ ERNST(between Frnnlclin, & Blue Jaclcet, about 4 mi from here}" Samuel IIJCrmIM", ,\ '" ,fI1argaretBUCHEIN (KanwakaY resides on Deer Creek,Theodo're; POEHLER, 'JacoD (Jake) , McGEE, David GARVIN:, Dr. A. FUI.:Ll~R. Ettie ~srEINE-, AlJice, FISHER, James M. , < HENDRY~ L. J-. SPERRY, James BLOOD, Minerva SMITH',Dr. j\BDFEAD, 'Mrs. HotDlNE'(Vesper .. husband at Cunnington"s' Bakeryl, Mrs. Josephine' ECKK, Mrs.' Anri'a MUGtER',' ' R.- G:. ELLJ.(71'T~ Mrs. OSIHOE' (husband at Walruff"s sa1,ooo)' Henry ,FAGER', W. S: Me CURDY; op-T.. It. DEICHIVIAN1,' Mrs. srOCKFELDT.:, G. GROVENOR; df-2 Jul! 1872. #2179, (x;:DEN, Geo-rge W~ VS5 Mary E~, pad unknown; m...3 Apr 18511 in Fay:ette Co KY; gr-aban; df-5 Jill 1872. #21'13' CQ\JANT', Alice vs· John , m-l,9 Apr 1870 at Clinton, og Co KS; ch-Maggie M'ay CONANT:~ Ii'. 15 Feb 1871; p1!ff 11ived in Dg Co 18 yrs; gr-grne, nsup &- aban JiH 1870; requests div ,&' nnn Aliice UMBARGER';; wi t-Thomas J~ McKenney--li ved 100 yefs from l1eir house; John W..' 'OOLtOCl(, Geo. w. tJMBARGER'~ father of plff;' C. S~ srEELE~ referee'; df-5 Jill 1812. ,#2184 PERROl'T" Couiisa A~ vs Richard E. m-19 Sept r866, at Indianapolis" Thli;!rion Co IN';' ch-Adaa PERROI'T'~ age 2 yrs; grnsup) & hadr..';: requests: div, 'cust &: that def be restrained from seIling the prop- , erty,ror interfering with her peace & quiet enjoyment;' plff'moved 1t(),Lawrence from:' Indianapo1!is iln Oct 1868), at time of marcrfage p']ff Q·wn,ed house (.; lot in Indian'apoliiS;, a foann iinMorgan Co' IN' &' $~noo' fn, mo'ney..' Sold the house?, l 'ot & fam & bought ]]60 A fann near G:arnett in Anderson Co Ks::' 'op.-A';i:'ROEDELHElMER, signer of bond, A. J'. REID, ,referee; Horace W. BELL, 47', keeps: a meat mtlrket. From1 119 Dec IJast unti;l 23~ Apr 11872 was i'n the' empioy' &: cl'erkiing for the def' at which time my brother', F'. E. BELL, &: Jesse LITTLEJOHN: bought the def outj" Geol'ge MARTIN',' 22, im Lawrence nearly 4 y,rs:, engaged i'n grocery business'; df-ll Ju1 1872. #2194' JENNINGS, Nancy L. vs John ~-1'4 Jim 1872, iin Jefferson Co Ks;; gr-excr & faIse & slanderous' statements: regard1ng plff; plffrequests div & asks injunction to prevent def from sel'ling perso'nal property; op-J. Mi. SANDERS and F. A~ CROUCEr; signed bond· df-I9' Aug 1872 ' ' ~ e«G"'~ #2272,. ;" 'l re- \5-" ,/?e -~l (~1 ?7 L-:_THE PIONEEIl---Douglas County Genealogioal SooietYC--S~.~t~mber 1~~1lj', ' �() I-RJDDLES1(l'f. Eli za" B~ vs' Eli ' m:'28 Jan 1869; i1D Dg CO KS"; gr-nsup) &' aban; deft's R' E:' Yz"' Lot 28 iln' Simp'son "s' suJj... diNi si on. Lawrence', Dg Co: KS~, Plff has; R E' iin MO. lA' & K~";: pUf requests di v. aU and atty fees:. Def states that piff was m' 1i2' Sept 1867 at B'i:l1dwin City. Dg Co KS tOI Hubbard ffAJ\1MOCK whO'· was' living on 28;Jan 1869 and stH1! living. Saiid pJlff has never been divo'rced from their marri'age; df:"l Aug 1872. #222]. (20: Jim 1'874 dismis:sed at CO'ISt of plff)\ COO!E'" Annie BI. vs ,Thomas~ m-4! Mal': 1852, at Sandusky', OH; ch-Or.vi lle W: CoorE, age 16, & Chester M. COOTE, age' 1~;:' gr-nsup' & aban; reques:ts guardianship" control & cust, &' reasonable a11imony;' df- 21 Aug 1872. #2277' ' WI LSO'f, Leanna vs HEmry' m-spring O'·f'18:70 at Ottawa,; Franklin Co KS'; ch-Henry WILsm'~ 'age r yr 8 mOt gr-On 30 Mar '1871., 'def' foundguiilty o,f bigamy" & sentenced to 2 yrs iin peni tenti ary' at Leavenworth; 'requests di v& cust;' df-2 sept 1872. #2284 SHEEPBP.GK. Frederick vs Eliiza' m-t5 Mar 1872 at Eud<Jlra" Dg Co KS;: mnw-Eliza1 FRY';gr-plff had no kno,w1edge of fac~t that def had former husband li ving; df-26 Sept 1872.. #2308; SANDHOVAL. Ada vs John , rri-l!4 June 1870 at Ci ty o,f NY; 'gr-abus-e & excr' when chi 1d was 3 da' old &: made' false accusations against her. Def a carpenter by trade:; 'employed by F. C'. LESHER', has resided in Dg Co since May 1871, lived' as: husband & wife until 10 OCt 1872. P]ff left Latvrence ca 3 Jul'y'1873~ Wit-Mrs. Mary OSBORNE, age_60, lived on CT St." Eawrencefor 3 yrs:; Mrs. Catherine HAYES, iin Lawl',ence' 17 yrs; Mrs. Eliizabeth TjjJj~ . " BALS, i~n Lawrence 8 yrs;; Li zzie ROBINSm i, Mary P. ROBINStX'r Ctes;ides on MA: St ove~l7.'. , Mrs • OLIVER's' miliher sto,re), G'eo·rge S'~ HAlI1PTO\f;- op...S:P·. ANGLE; N.P: of Pottawat-, omiie Co, St.' Marys~ Twp:; wit-Mattie IIAIlPER; 18.: yrs old nesident of "city of St. 'Marys:' Mission; df-H Oct 1872 #2347, , ,',: SANSCQ1B~ Thomas L. vs Harriet E., pad Golden City, Colo.,Terr. m...6 ,'fan 1865 at COi1dwater, Branc'h Co.' Ml;: gr-aban 'm 'Jille 1871';: p\lff has': been 'resident of KS' 3 y,1;"S; last July; accusesdef wi thi'mproper conduct', wit~A. J~ RElD':&, D'. L. HOADLEY;: o'p ...Ffelding BURNS;' 'df-1'8 Oct 1872. #2355;' '" FLETCHER, Amel:i a vs George G~. " . , . m-14 Mar 1871:, at Jamestown. Fentress' Co' TN:; mnw-Ame1i'a' LANDO'f;'gr':'excr~ grne, nsup', G' aban May 18.12; df-22 OCt 1872. #2361:. Case dismissed 7 Jan 1873. PHILEIPS', Mary E]len' vs , Alexander' , m-25 May 1844,Hillsda1e Co' ~rr,;' ch~Daniel PI-IILLIPS'. ,age 27 & dau Fr.eena PHII1:;lPS', age 8. Son married during, past 2 yrs ;'gr-hadr for more than 7 y/rs', nsup f; excll.'. Plff & def own in' co~on 40 A' land:,: ~,o,f N\,!f of Sec 9', T13\ R21"Eudo'ra Twp' Dg' CO) KS;: requests cust"oif' mfnO'r chHd, and ~of said land by the decree; wit-Daniel: PHENICIE, Jr~ Ii ved ~ ,mi from parties. wi t-O'scar G'~ 'RICHARDS lived at Eudora for 7 y,rs,' have been in- R, E busines's; . Joseph EADE Ii ved in Eudo·ra 4 yrs. #2401 i~''''-- '., ,WHEAOO'J', Sarah vs' Robert H. \-, .) m-S Mar 184!4 rat Lawrence KS';',2 ch-Carrie WHEADQ\I', age 5, &' Frank WHEADOO:, age 7, ion \/ custody' o.f deft: gr-excr&' n,sup'; def's R E:' 40A land NSf of Nm' Sec 20, T 113', R2o.' ?,onveyed to him by' James~. PIERATE fj wiife, and' undi vi ded 1/5 interest fn adj oiin-, l)ng tll.actof 37 A; df-7 Dec 1872. #2409). Requested dismfssed 20 Feb 1873. Fl!JLLER',EmUy' E. vs Rufus H~, p·ad unknown m-30 Oct 1856, ~ox Co· IL; gr-excr' & grne; df-19 Dec 1872. #2427 TO. be continued �I 30 I REGISTRY of VOTERS of the TOWNSHIP of LAWRENCE. D_ougla~Count_y_. K ._T. for' t.he year-1_859 From: Supplement to the Lawrence Rerubl1can. Feb 9 1860 (Continued from Vol. ~II. #4. p. 193 .--------Miller, A. J .-' McFarland, John Miller, Newell McFarland, Thomas Mathews, Milo McClelland, J. G. McAllastor, N. W. McGhee, James Mallory, Anson H. McGhee, Thomas S. Mathews, George Mack, John Mack, Robert Mathews, William Montandon, C. J. Miller, R. H. Morrow, Robert McCall, John Morgan, Jonathan F. Mills, J. W. Miller, Martin McCan, M. Fn Mc ,James Milligan, Joseph B. Merrill Silas Miller, Josiah Mickey, Samuel McCrum, William Miller, Samuel McLouth, J. W. l-1cLouth, Means, Jackson McGhee, Moore, Homer H. Mullen, Martin, C. R. Murphy, John Malone, John McElroy, Thomas Moore, George F. Matthews, George Murphy, Dennis Martin, Henry Martin, William Mason, Henry McAlastor, O. W. Nadely, John McGhee, A. W. Newberry, Scott Mathews, George A. Newman, Charles Moulton, M. W. Neal, Jordan McCune, J. Nailor, John Mears, William Nobles, Hairy McCabe, James' Nathans, Mesler, John Newman, A. Merrill, Samuel Nute, Ephraim Miller, Jacob Newhall, S. M. Mulholland, F. A. Norton, Silas B. Morgans, Josiah B. Newcomb, W. A. Montague, D. H. Nolan, James Mathews, Jonathan Muzzy, H. H. Odell, James McLean, William Odell, J. Mattice, Henry Owens, Robert Moore, A. W. Ogden, Stephen Michael, Joseph Ogden, Jonathan Miller, C. J. O'Neal, Hugh Murray, Francis Odell, Robert Mandell, C. L. Ott, John J. Miner, C. E~ Oswald Michael Miner, D. O'Conner, Thos G. Monroe, Franklin Offner, Joseph Monroe, Edward W. Oldham, Jonat1.lan Morris, O'Donnell, William Morgan, Patrick Oswald, James McMann, D. H. Miller, Isaiah Persall, C.W. .T '. '-- -'--- _ _ Phillips, Christopher S. Parker, H. B. Parker, Theodore Plumb, Arthur R. Peake, Alfred Prentiss, S. B. Potter, Otis Pease, C. A. Perine, George W. Parks, William Peck, Albert Pearson, John Pearson, Elias Parker, George Paul, John Pieratt, John Peake, William Palmer, Thomas Prather, L. A. Peebles, Robert Purinton, David Pursell, John R. Plank, Henry Parsons, Edgar Parsons, Oscar Pilcher, Isaac Pilcher, Lewis Platt, Sampson Pollard, C. W. Pollard, Eugene Phillips, W. A. Parker, Henry F. Preedy, Peter Perry, Aaron Pike, Joshua A. Pore, William Paul, Oliver Pike, John Peck, A. W. Prentice, Thaddeus Prentice, W. H. Pratt, E. A. Pratt, John Prager, David Pratt, C.S. Powers, Joseph Payne, A. J. Pratt, John Pratt, J. L. Patterson, E. S. Quidruck, John C. 'Quimby, Ira '; --..-...---- _ _ _~HE~ION_EER---Doug]as. Coun~-, Genealogical SOQ1ety-~'"(September 1984 ; �31 Quinn, Patrick Richards, Richard Randolph, W. W. Rufert, William Robinson, Randolph, M. J. Ringe r, Isaiah Reading, John Rice, John E. Roy, P. P. Rogers, Wm. H. H. Riley, James Ratz, Christian Robinson, Levi Y. Reynolds, T. F. Reynolds, Samuel Ruth, Isaac M. Rabin, Augustus. Reynolds, G. A. Robinson, Daniel Riker, Albert Russell, S. C. Reed, A. L. Robinson, Thomas Rollins, David Rollins, George Russell, William Rosenburg, A. M. Roberts, James Robinson, William B. Rodell, G. Rogers, Charles Ridenour, P. D. Rollins, Joseph D. Rollins, John Robinson, Richards, Reynolds, G. W. Reed, George C. Reynolds, P. G. Read, John F. Reynolds, Charles Raymond, J. M. Robinson, Frank O. Rhodes, G. P. Rosenwald, E. Rohobacker, George Read, F. W. Robinson, C. Randall, Reuben Rothman, Adam Ross, John , . 4.,. J Sparr, F. W. Sweezer, Green B. Stone, John Sinex, Jacob Simpson, Henry Starling, Edward Spicer, Edward Spicer, John Simpson, Henry M. Shuler, Joseph Summer, C. L. Smith, D'Orville Smith, Samuel Smith, Enoch W. Savage, Forest Shaff, J. Savage, Joseph Sands, J. G. Seley, Henry Sprakelman, Fred Smith, N. W. Spicer, Author Spicer, N. W. Spittle, M. H. Sullivan, Michael Shaw, L. S. Stone, N. Stone, J. W. Stone, Geo. W. Sheldon, A. Z. Spencer, Fred Sharpe, George W. Smith, W. H. Schilling, John Sheoline, Michael Shepherd, John M. Shepherd, James W. Siloer, Michael Shile, John Smith, William Staggers, Lewis Stillson, Alexander F. Smith, T. B. Streeter, Daniel Sumner, Holland Stone, William Spaulding, H. Saunders, Henry F. Stewart, John E. Scribner, Edward E. Stroup, John Sperry, L. J. Stearns, Clark Stearns, Alpheus Stearns, Lewis Swope, George Shield, Benjamin Scannell, Daniel Stone, John H. Smith, James L. Stevens, Taylor Sterling, Hubert F. Still, J. M. Sleppey, W. R. Sharp, Jackson Saxton, Isaac Saxton, James Seaton, Thomas Shields, Robert Sciger, Cornelius Sip, Joseph Smith, G. W., Sr. Smith, G. W., Jr. Snibley, Jacob Southerland, George Smith, G. Sampson, Turner Simpson, Samuel Smith, Giles Shoemaker, Fred Simmons, T. J. Stewart, S. Shaft, Lorenzo Synder, George H. Shearer, James Smith, Bartholomew Sullivan, William Savage, William Snyder, S. S. Soley, A. C. Selathiel, John Safford, H. o. Safford, A. C. W. Seewir, John G. Shaw, Mathew Sholes, H. O. Simmons, F. Schmidt, Geo. Searle, A. D. Swift, F. B. Schmidt, Albert Schwab, John Schmidt, Solomon, Maltravers Smith, James Sullivan, joseph THE PIONEER---Douglas County Genealog1c~1 S.oc1etY---S~pt:ember 1984 �32 Sugrue, John Sullivan, Henry Smoot, John E. Stevenson, William Sherwood, R. N. Smith, Lewis Sullivan, John O. Simpson, S. N. Storms, A. Schroeber, Henry Swinton, John Sutliff, W. E. Sutliff, John B. Stearns, Charles Schemmerhorn, Edward Sweitzer, Robert Schinner, Adolph Smith, W. H. Sylvester, E. Speer, John Shanklin, Henry Smith, S. C. Shott, John Fred Scott, Isaac N. Steraburg, Thomas Stansbury, Andrew Stevens, Charles Tabor, C. D. Thurber, Whitford Thurber, E. George Taylor, John W. Taylor, Clark Taylor, Moses W. Tweed, W. W. Tweed , Thompson, George Toyne, F. B. Tuttle, L. H. Todd, A. D. Toyne, Joseph Talley, B. C. Tolle, Isaac Tracy, Gilbert Tolle, R. H. Tracy, C. A. Tappan, S. F. Tabor, J. F. Tappan, Lewis Towne, Hiram Totten, A. J. Thomas, Joel Thacher, S. O. Thacher, T. D. Thacher, S. M. Treat, G. C. Trask, Josiah Tuttle, J. O. Twiss, Charles P. Thomas, W. O. Trew, O. Thompson, E. D. Tolles,L. C. Terwilliger, B. S. Thompson, George S. Thompson, C. L. Thomposn, Mansur Unkle, Solomon Urst, Casper Vandeusen, E. H. Van Bleet, Harry Vaughan, F. P. Van Winkle, Job Verney, William Vohl, John Peter Vinot, Stephen Voght, John Wilder, Abram Whitman, E. B. Woodward, John Webber, Legh R. Wells, Thomas R. Ward, C. H. Williams, John W. Willis, Stephen J. Wallace, James Winslow, Edward White, Luther Watts, P. ·N. Westover, Isaac Witts, Nelson Walton, Amos Walton, John Wheelan, H. Oscar Willey, J. W., Sr. Willey, J. W., Jr. West, John Wheedon, A. M. Wheedon,. Robert Wilkinson, Robt. M. Wilkirison, M. S. Williams, R. L. Wallace, Millegan Willey, J. A. Williams, Richard E. Williams, Linus Wallace, C. M. Welsh, Adam Willis, Walter Willis, Jeremiah Wilder, J. H. Wilbur, Hollis Worden, L. J. Wissel, Christian Wurst, Christian Weiler, Henry Wittenbrink, Henry Williams, Michael Wise, Lewis Williams, O. D. Winters, Edward Watts, John Watts, Abram Whitcomb, Albert Wheeler, Holland Whitney, T. L. Whitney, Jarville C. Wheeler, Waldick, Fredrick Wheeler, Eugene Wagner, P. J. Wilmarth, O. Wiley, Samuel Wiley, Elza Whittaker, Wiedemann, William Whitelaw, James Wilson, John W. Watson, J. E. Wilder, John Watson, F. B. Williamson, W. T. Woodward, B. W. Woodward, P. W. Waters, James Werley, Jospeh Winchell, A. T. Welch, Charles Wicker, W. A. Wright, H. V. Warnker, W. Wissel, John Warner, W. Warden, W. Waits, R. G. Weir, D. H. �JJ Zimo, Frank F. Zimmerman, William Zimmerman, Peter Zimmerman, . John Wright, C. A. Walling, William B. Williams, D.M. Williams, Joseph Young, A. Yates, William Yaeger, Wiegand Listed at the bottom of the page Anthony, Andrew J. Anderson, Matthew Adams, Chas W. DaLee, A. G. Doty, George W. Dutton, Edward Brooks, George C. Brooks, Arthur G. Baldwin, Henry Benham, Jos V. Benhan, Silas Bishop, C. W. Bowers, Soloman Elmore, Henry Carter, Jared Cottrell, Benj F. Cutler, D. C. Champman, Jacob E. Clary, John Chatwell, George Coutchfield, William Fuller, Jos B. Freitzel, Henry Hancock, Chas G. Henry, William Holly, M. L. McCurdy, Witter S. McGhee, David Nichols, R. D. Nichols, Martin Partridge, William Riggs, Samuel A. Rosenburg, A. U. Standau, Christian Squires, Zach Johnson, Peter Thomas, George H. Lavery, John W. Lundstrom, I. U. Moys, William Wetmore, John A. Wheeler, R. B. Work, Thos M. Additional Registry of Voters of the Township of Lawrence, in the County of Douglas, for the year 1859 Brisbin, Edward Dunn, Roscoe Dunn, James M. Dunn, John C. Frick, C. Z. Fenton, James Hanscomb, O. A. Huxal, Frank Hirst, Jonathan Nalon, P. K. Judson, G. O. McMaster, Samuel Kelley, Ed Keifer, Jacob Katzenstein, A. Spicer, Martin Pease, B. F. Teaford, Thos U. 31st day of October, AD 1859 Caleb S. Pratt, Township Clerk Copied and contributed by Grace Embers. Typed by Dorothy Jones �-- ~~-~-ll. [ 'Naturali zation1 Record of De:clarat{on's of. :Intention filed Douglas' County District:Court', Lawrence', KS" , Volume ,B~-·No .--1- --2l-9.~COp'i'ed-by--Paul-i'ne-B. -ETni;f-f~ _. L, __ ~ ____• _ _ _ _ _ ~ _ _ • __ • _____ ~ _ " _ _ , , _ _ _ -0" -~_._ __ ~_. Abbreviations':: arr,-arrival place' and date" b-birthp1ace: and date, df-date filed, ef-emigrated' from, 1fr-last foreign resi'dence:('if same as birthplace', only initials used>:, r-residence, ra-renouqc~d allegiance, v-ves,sell, wf-wife"s name and birthplace. , , AHEERS, Johannes, age 20; occupation-clerk and student;: complexion-light, height-5"1l~~r, weight-167#" blue eyes', light hair; marks-slight scar fn middle of forehead; b-T.rustup, Denmark, T June 1887;' r-Lawrenc'eiKS';, ef-Denmark;' v-"Hek1a'" Scandinavian Ainerican Line;: l'fr-T.D.;,ra-FredericK VI]!:, King of Sweden; arr-NiY 19. April 1903; df-l' Feb 1908'; #10. BAFlAS'~, Theodore, Spiros', 22; cook; dark, 6"~ r85#~b1ack hair, light blue ' eyes; b-Patras', Greece', 25 De,c 1899.;, r-1001! NH St. ,Lawrence; ef- P'.G.; v-Mar.tha Washington; 1fr-P .G.;, ra-A1exan~er-, King of the HelTenes'; arr~NY'9- Feb 1913; df-7,March 1921. #156. ' BARTELDES-, M.ll • .l'.H'., 60'; no occupation listed';: fair. 5"2~ 180#; gray hair, blue eyes;; b-H~mover, Germany', 5 March 1848;, ef-Bremen, Ger.; v-Saliel; 1fr-H.G.; ra-William U', Emperor of Ger'.; arr":,,Nl""'19 Sept 1882; df-19 Nay 1908.#16,. ", BEAR', Abraham, 21, clerR;;fair; 5"1l"~ 142#'~ brown h;,lir',, brown eyes; b-'/' Washilok, Russia', 20, Dec 1896,; r-922 NJi St" Lawrence; 'ef~Aittwerp, Belgiu", v-' Fatherland; 1fr,-W'.R.; ra to' present gov't of Russia; arr-Boston, 2. July 19113; dt 3 Apr 1917~ #50. ':', . " , , BENSa-r,Nels B'., 35, laborer~; fair, 5"9,-: 170#~ light hair; b"fue ey'~s; b-, Warburg;Swederi~' 22' Oc,t 1882'; r-646, :n.:"St,' Eawrence;'ef:'W~S.;: v-Ho'ckl:ey, ,If:r;-W:;S'. V. , 'King of. Sweden; arr-N'Y':24' July 1903:; df-26 sept .ti918.' '#133~ . r~...Gustavus, '0, . . _. : . ~ ~ .~ . ,', , BOEHLE, Augu'st,Henry, 53, farmer:; fair; 5·'6~;, I55#; bll'Own hair, broWn,~eye'S; , marks':'scar' inside left hand; b-Poisdam" Ger, 28 M~rch 186iJ;: r-WHlow' SP':rl:rigs, TWif."" Dg. Co.: ef-P.G;.: v-Hohlvenstaufen: lfr-P'.G'.; ra;..wm.I]:~ Ger. Emperor; arr-NY; 12 Apr 1881: df-:2! Feb, 1918. #7T BOEHNER', B~rltard B~rtel~:i 32, farmer; right, 5'11~~Ct 170#"; blond ,'hair, blue eyes':; b-Roxei ,P:i'ovince, Westfa1en, Ger., 24, Aprii1 1894: r-RFD, #3, Lawrence:; efBremen, Ger; v-Afueri;ca'; Ifr-R~G"~; unmarried; arr-NY;' 9~ OCt 1924'; ra-The G~rman Reich; df-1 Feb 1927,. '#206. BRANDENBERG:, Ernest Klose', 35', farmer, light; 5"6"'; r69#';brown hah', blue eyes; b-Zug, Switzerland', 23', Oct 1874';: r-Dg (;'0; KS; ef-SWi.'.tz; v;"St.Loui-s; '1.frZ~ S~: ra~to Swiss Confeder,a:tion; arr-NY'26; March 1907; df-30 July'1910. #28. BROOKS', William George" 26), shoe clerk:': light,5"10"~ 148#; light hair" blue. eyes'; b-Lon90n, England 26\ Jan 1891; r-1231 Delaware St Lawrence; ef-London, Eng; v-St. Paul': l:fr-L.E~:, ra-to George W,; arr-NY'29 Apr' 191'1'; df-24 M'ay 1.917. #52'. . BRUTECHIN', Eugene, 29, Clerk iincoll'ar factory; right', 5'7"'; 165#:: light hair, blue eyes': b~Stuttgart, Ger', 16 Feb 1894; r-845 TN' St. Eawrence, ef-Ger.; v-President, Roosevelt; 1fr-S~G.;, ra-The German Einpi rei arr NY 26 Jan 1923: df'9 Oct 1923. #181. ' .'," �35 ,CARLSOO', ,John Emil', 45, contractor; fair·,5'7'h....·; 145#; light hair, blue eyes; b-Asa Swed'en on 31 March 18:73; r.:..1013 NHl' St •. Eawrence; ef-A. S~; v-"I don't remember";' lfr-A:S'.; ra-Gustavus V, King o{SwedEm; arr N¥'2 April 1892; df 30 sept 1918. #135. , CHRISIOPUOOS', Andrew, 21,f; cook; dark, 5·6·~ 165#=; brown liai r, blue eyes; bPatres'~ Greece 24' Dec~ 189:r; r-1914 MA- St. Lawrence; ef-P:, G;~;' v-Athens'; lfr-P. G.;, ra-Constantine, K~ of the Hellenes'; arr-NY'26,' .Apr· 1912~; df 23 May 1911. #51. COHEN', Morris', 26;, junk dealer; dark, 5t:2W:~ 145#;: brown hair., brown eyes;, bWashilsok, -Russia 26 Sept 18911.;; r-Eawrence'; ef-AittweTp, Belgium; v-Kue(s}l!.and; 1fr-W~ R'.; ra-present gov't of Russi a; arr-NY.24 Dec r906,; df-13 March 1~18. #.91 COI::LETr, John Hall, 22': farmer; fair, '5'T1D'; 115#; brown hair, blue eyes; b-Bedford, England 28: Oct 1887; r-Ba1dwin, Dg Co; ef-London, Eng; v-I:.usi tani.'a1; lfr-C.E.,; ra-Edward VIT; arr~N¥:. 2 Aug 1901; df 30 April 1910. #25. • COILETIr; Joseph WiTliam. 18~ farmer; light complexion, blue eyes; b-Bedford. Eng 25 Oct 188.9; r- Dg Co.; ef-C~mada b'y rap,l rfr.;.[;ondon, Eng; ra- Edward VIlr; arr-Detroi t, ML 26 June 1906; df 10 Aug 1908. #r4: CQ\JTRAKQ\J, Peter Perik1y, 33, confectioner; dark, 5'6'\ i33#; black hair, gray' eyes;; b-Karaspai:,' Greece' 5 Nov 1884; r-713 MA'St'. Eawrence; ef-Patras ,.Greece; v-Laconia; lfr-J(arasP<l:L G.• ; ra-A1exander', King of He11'enes; arr-NY: 23 July 1914; . dr 9 May"1918. '#111. ' '.' CONTRAKOO'; St'ev:e:, J~" 26;, candymaker; dark, 5 'r'; 135#:; b1 ack hai r:, bro,wn eyes; b-Sparts, Greece 3 Nov 188:r,;:"r;..113' MA- St. Eawrence:;, ef-S~·G;.-lfr-S~G~.; ra-Constan. ti ne'; , K., of, the Hellenes;, .arr-NY~;_'',Sept 1904'; df 25 June 1914.. #36i. , COfE',Louis Herve, 34, R.R'. clerk; fair, 5"9-; 200ft;: gray hair, hazel eyes,; 'marks':'scar on front of' left thumb; b-SOuth DUrham, Q\1ebec, C'rurada- 21 June 1894; t-2209 MSSt. Eawrence; ef-Di'xville. Ql,renec', Canada on Grand'Trunk R.R'.; lfr-Eas,t· Angus; Q~.C-;; ra- George VI; arr-Eiitpo,ria, KS:14 Jan llJlS; <If 24 Sept 1928. #217.' , ~ DAWSO'J, Francis; Murray, 37,; engineer; fair,5''l~~'-; 150#; light hair,b1ue eyes; marks-scar on first' knuckle of 1ft hand;· b-Truro, Nova 'S-coti'a- 3' sept 1889; r;..1655:MSSt. Eawrence;' ef-T.N'.S: on NY Central RR-;,lfr-T.N.S:; t:a-Ki'ng~George V; arr-Ithaca, NY'15 May 1921; df 26 May 1921. #211. : DEIBEL, Maria, 26), ,teacher; fair, 5 "2Rr, 136#; red hair, gray eyes:;' b-Duten- ' hofer, Germany 20 Sept 1894'; r-1211' KY".St., Lawrence; ef-Hamburg, Ger; v.;;Graf Wi:i1dersee; 1fr-Gfessen, Ger; not married'; ra-Ger.Empire; arr-Phir'adelphfa, PA' l!.2 Aug 1911; df-30 Oct 1920.' #149. . IlJCOMMUN, Mark Julius, 20, chemist; dark, 5'8"~ 135#; broWn hair, black eyes; b"'Petits Pouts, Neuchate1, SWitzerland on 19. Nov 18'J4; r- 1011 NH'St. Lawrence; ef-Havre, Fran~e; v-Chiicago; 1fr-P.P .5.; ra-SWiss Confederation; arr-Nr 26 Sept 1'J13; df-8 Jan 1915. #40. ., , IlJCavIMUN', Paul, 22, bacteriologist; dark,5'4W', 120#; brown hair, brown eyes'; b-Peti ts Pouts, Neuchate1, Swi ts. 15 Jan 1893; r-1Ull NH'St. Lawrence; ef-Swi tz, . v-Chicago; lfr-P'.P. S: ;, ra-Swi 5S Confederation; vartt_NY 26) Sept 1913; df-6 Jan 19~.. 5; #39. ' IlJNKE.Y'; Frances Henry, 65', mechanic; dark, 5''-6'''; 200#'; grey hai r, brown eyes; b-North Hampton, Eng. 10 Nov 1859; ef-N.H.E:; v-Sythie;:' 1fr...;N.H.E'.;' ra-George V; arr-N¥ 4 Apr 1882; df 21 Vec 1923. #182 �36 DUNKLEY; John'Thomas:, 51" b1acksmiih; dark, 5"6"', 180#; grey hair, brown eres, b-East Haddem, Northampton, Eng 11, May 1812; r-:14 I, MO St':. Lawrence; ef-N~E.; vservia, lfr;..EH.N.E.; ra:"King George; arr-N,Yi, city 10 JimeI894;,df22 Jim 1923.#172 EBERHAR'lL", Christian, 66-, laborer; dark, 5"4-', 146#'; dark brown hair, ~rown eyes; b-Weizlingen, A1sace-Lorraine 31 Aug 1859";:' r-I036 Nr St., Lawrence; ef-Strassburg;: v-does not remember; 1fr-W~._ A-.L.;; wf-Mary EBERHARTT', b.at W. A.L.; ra-to present gov't of A.L.; arr-NY' City 15 June 1883; df 14 Dec 1925. #204. , , EDER-; Louis; 61, retired farmer; fair, 6", 155#'; gray hair, brown eyes; bBavaria, Ger. 26· Nov 1856;r-Eudora', Dg 'Co; ef-B'. G.; v-Hamburg 'America~ Line; , !fr-B.G.; ra-Wm II, Ger. Emperor; arr-New York City 12 May 1869;df-26,Feb 1918; #14. ' E[;..DRIN~{; MohamedHarned, 34, inedi~a1 student; color-brown; dark, 5';8~204#; b1 ack hai r, brown· eyes; , b-Cai ro, Egypt 15 March '1889; r-Mk St. Lawrence; ef-C. E. ; v-Lapland;: lfr-C~E~; ra-King Fouad of Egypt; arr-NY: 1, OCt 1919; df-;,U Aug 192~~ #118. " , ' , . . ~O', frank J., 54', farmer; fair:, 5''8~ 165#; iight hair, blue eyes; b-Zehden,Ger::-27 Nov 1863; r-Marion T,wp DgCo; ef-Z. G~.; v-Saxonia;: wf-Minnie·.B'. ENO;, b('Veast Worden, KS;ra- wmll~, Ger. Emperor; arr-N.Y::I4May 1868:';: df-2', Apr 1918. #103 , ENO, John, 8i7,retired farmer; fair, 5"3"; 1701f; white hair,' blue eyes; bZehden, Ger. n March 1831; r-1001 PA- St'. I.:awrence; ef-Z.G.; v-Saxoni a; Ifr-Z.G. "I am married. ~ly wife is dead~ She was, D. at Z-. G.":;, ra-Wm IlI;'(:jer. Emperor; arr-N~ 14 May 1868; df L Apr 1918. #102. ' ~ ~ ," . '.:" .. ~ . .-'\' . :. ERNsr, Joseph, ~.9; fiu::rner.; fair:, 5"8":; i60#;'·dark.. brown hair, b,lue,ey,es; marks-crooked finger on left hand; b-Thawnwei 11er, G:er." 24' Apr 1895:; r .. Eitdoraf ef-Alsace. Ger; v-Kroon 1 and; 1fr- A. G:.; ra-Wmlr,Emperor of Ger. ;,' arr-NY 31' . March 1912;'. df 1 Sept 1914. ' #31. ' , , • I 1 . EYRES'; Philip Henry Huish,,24," stud'ent; fair, 5'9 ft '; 145#;, darle brown hair;, brown eyes;b-F'armham, Eng. 28" Feb 1904'; r-1038 TN; !jt. Lawrenc~'; ef-Canada on Canadian Northern R.R.; 1fr-Richard, Saskatchewan, Canada;'ra.;.George V'; arr-Duluth, MN 1 Nov 1918; 'df-29 Dec. 1928~ #218. . " FISCHER, Anna, 51; 'fai.r,'5'9";; 152#.; brown hair~ blue eyes; b-Czers,l<,-Ger. 12 Apr 1863; ,r-921 lL. St. Lawrence; 'e f": Bremen , Ger; v-I do' not remember; lfr-C:.G'.; ra-German"Empire; arr- Nt 1 May 1872'; d~~18'Nov 1920. ~151. . '. l"Q:)fER:t Henry 'Carl, 32,~ baker; :fa~r,', ,6':: 160#;, light hair, light brown eyes; b-Bremen, Ger. 2b Jan 1879;r-916 VT'St. Lawrence'; ef-B. G.;' v-('(}Lohil; 1fr-B.G:. ;:: ra-Wm ]1" Emperor of ~er.; arr-NY:24 Dec 1889; df-14 Oct 1911. #30., C THE PI~N~~-,-;';';Douglas ,County Genealogical . r EVANS', George: Morton, SO, carpenter; fair, 5'~--', 142#; brown hair, blue eyes; marks-tattoo on arms, chest and back; b-Halifax~ Yorkshire, Eng. 19 Oct 1865; rR.R. #1, Lawrence; e~-Southampton, Eng; v~Saint Louis; 1 fr:-London, , Eng; wf.:.Grace, EVANS; ra-George V; arr NY"21 sept 191'3;. df-2L Feb 1916 •. #42. ' , ' .. , " ERICKSOO', Erick, 54', mason;; fair, 5'1"-; 161#; brown ha'i'r,' dark g~ey' eyes;' ~ b-Silganswas, Hiu1back(?), SiNeden 17 Nov HJ65;: r-130 CT' si:. Lawrence; ef-Goteborg, Sweden; v-Alaska; 1fr-H. S.; wf-Hi1ma ERICKSON, b-Gottiand, Sweden; ra-Gustavus - 'V:, K. of Sweden;. arr-NY'15 May HJB8,; df-26 Jan 1920~ #1-47.'~ :~F·' ',~ ", -. ';,', ' . .. ( SocletY---September';~1984-1 I ' • "., .', - ~ �37' GElLERt Bruno E~. 45. monument deale!; fair. 5 .. 5·...; 150#,; slightly gray hair, .'0 blue eyes; b-Waldenburg, Ger. 15 May 187~; r- 81'4 E~ 13th St. Lawrence; ef-Bremen. Ger;.{ v-Am~teiaam; wf-Ella M. GEILER'; b-Juri·ction City. KS; lfr-Blllesctorf, Ger; raWIn II., German Emperor; arr-NY 8 May 1881.; df 30 M'arch 1918. #99. ., .[1'0 GERSfENBERGER', Ernst W~', 67, farmer; fair, 5'8-, 150#;. dark gray' hair; blue eyes; marks-crippled thumb and second finger on left hand; b-Siliecen, Ger 25 July' 1850; r-Eudora; ef-S~ G.; v-Ocean; 1fr-S~ G.; wf-Sophia' GERSIENBERGER, b-Hanover, Ger.; ra-Wm n., Emperor of Ger.; arr-NlL 10 Apr 1864; df-6) Apr 1918·. #lU8. . . G:.msfENBERG ER, 'lredrich, 63, farmer; fair. 5'6"'. 145#; gray hair, blue eyes; b-Hermsdorf, Ger. 1 Oct 1854; r- Eudora Twp Dg Co; ef-U.G·.; v-Ocean;·lfr-Lauter-· bach, Ger; ra-WInII, Ger. Emperor; arr-NY' 1 Mar.ch 1863; df-20 March 1918. #95. GIBB', John Gordon, 55, merchant; fair, S"6" , 158#; gray hair,. blue eyes; bQuebec":"province of Q,-,ebec, Canada 21. Oct 1862; r-Lawrence; ef-Canada on train; lfr-St. Catherine, Can; r&-George V; arr-Port Huron, Mr 15 Apr 1883; df-4 Dec' 1917. #56. GRlESA', August Heinrich Carl, 21. farmer; light, ,5·~"~ 131#; light hair, blue eyes; marks-scar under right eye, two scars on, right cheek, crippled ffilgers; b-(?)B lefe1d, Ger. 2u June 1894; r-Lawrence'; 'ef-Bulefe1d,. Ger,; v-Barbarrosa; 1fr-B.-G.; ra-Wmlr, Ger. Emperor; arr N¥27 March 1914; df~28'_Oct.l.91S.' ,#41'. " . ~ i- ,', ". , GUNTERT, Emil Ernest, 25~ farmer; fair., 6-', 155#'; br~wn hai~, 'blue eyes; 'J): Bunsinger, ,Baden, Ger. 12 Apr 1893; r-750 3rd St. Lawrence; ef- B.B-.G.;v-St Paul; not married; ra-WmII, J'.mperor of Ger; . arr..;N:Y.:22 Septt9,0.7; df-1.,CAug· .1918!,· #126. . '...-:, ' '. °l! ' ... . . . . .' . GuNTt:R1', Robert, 40, tecqu:i:nition, Dept of Entomology', leu':.;'; fair. S'6-',140#; ) ,) light brown hair, gray eyes; b-Busingen,~~er.·r Dec 1884;'r-:nZ~MaidenLane, Law-; ( , rence; ef-South Hampton, Eng; v~St.Loui's;. lfI'.;..B'.G.; ra-Gerr.letlpire; arr-NYC 26 Jan 19U5; df-31 Oct I925. #202. . GuNTERT! Jr., Robert. 33~ farmer; fair"S"6~~ 13S3; brown hair, grey eyes,; . \i) b-Bunsingen, G'er. 1 Dec 18aLI; r-Grant T\\1p, Dg Co; ef.. SOuthampton, Eng; v-St.Loui s; rfr-B~ G.; wf-Augusta GUNTERT;, ,!>:-~.?~en_ce,KS; _ra.-Wm1r, Etnp of Ger; arr-NY .26. 'Jan . 1905; df 11 May 1918., l1=li8~ (Same as # 202~'. GUNTERT·t. Robert, S5, farmer: 'dark;- 5"5"';-14U#'; dark brown hair, blUE;! eyes; marks-brown mustache, short gray beard; b-Baden, Ger. 18 Apr 1853; ef-Havre.,France; v-St. Paul; 1fr-B.G.; ra-wIDII" Emp of Ger: arr N'Y24 Sep.t 1.~07. df-27 Nov 1908~#I7. l.\ GUTIERRF2, Santiago, 42. teacher; dark, 'S"S", 13S#; black hair, dark brown eyes; b-San Vicente, Costa Rica, Central America; r-1l17 VT:·St. ,Lawrence; ef-Costa Rica; v-San Jose; !fr-San Jose, C.R.: ra-Republic of C.R.; arr-Boston, MA~ 20 May 1910; df 3 July 1927. #54. . , .. HAAS, Frederick, 79, retired farmer; fair, S'8'hu ., 12S#; gray hair, blue eye; b-In<;1elfingen, Ger. 17 Jan 1839; r-Baldwin; ef-Havre, France; v-Samuel Fox; wfMagdaUna HAAS b-Hessen,G·er;ra-~VmII. Gar Einp; arr-NY IS Apr 1854; df IS May 191'8; #119 • . HAAS, Wilhelmina, 53, seamstress; fair',' 4'5"',83#; brown hair, blue eyes; DOber (?JMoerlen, Ger. 15 May H:J6S; r-1316 IOH St., Lawrence; ef-Bremen ,Ger; v-Haerter; Ifr-O.M.G.; not married; ra-wmlr, Germ Emp.; . arr-NY 31 Jul 1879; df-8 Aug 1918. #127. . HADL, Stephan. 15, r.e:tired fiamer:: d·ark'. 5''8~; 1'30#; gr.ay· hai r, brown 'eyes'; marks",right wri:s;t broken & SC'ar on top of hand; b-Bav,ari? Ger; Aug 1:843; r-Eu-· dora';; v-don't remember;: wf-Anna HADL, b':'Bavari a, Gerr ra.:.., WInII' G'er'; arr,' NY' 30 Mch 11872.; df;",23 Apr' 1:918. #114 To be continued a r ,---~-. - - - - - . - - ... (_.,!,H~.R~9NE~---Do~glas Co. Genealog1cal Soc1etY---S;;pte;ber -19841 , _ " _,.1 " �~--I CLIN1'ON Townshlp 38 . ._ _ _ _ _ .n._1r..... IT_T.o_CLIN.TON~THE-EO~URTH-OF-JULY~. ~-~ i: ----- -~'~'TL- -~~l __cJ._""•., .. I . as reported ln the Lawrence Republi'can, 9 July 1857 Sub!llltted by Martha Parker .~. ) \ -~ ':-. : -: :-. -:. :- .: . =-~-- - . "A Kansas edltor. llke all other ·editors. we suppose, ls··gilad occaslonally to get out of slght and hearlng of exchanges, types, presses, composltors, devlls, and all, and enjoy a day amld other scenes, even at the rlsk of belng called upon to make a speech or respond to a toast. At least, such was our feeling, as, on last S$.t.~day mornlng, we took a seat beslde the drl ver, on board a fourhonse wagon, containing the "Lawrence Cornet Band, lien route for bLINTON. Our way was up the valley of the Wakarusa and, as usual, as soon as we forgot our editorlal charge, we were longlng for a quarter-section of that splendld_9.ottom sweeplng back on to the upland just enough to glve us a 'good buildlng site. We were ready to shout, "A farmer's life is the .l,.fe for me, sir." And then, as we gazed upon those broad fertlle 'meadows, wlth the waving grass, we could not help thlnking of our boyhood days, when, tolilng amld the hliis ,,." and stumps, and rocks of " old Steuben," in New York, we spent tlme and labor enough to have made a farm here as rlch and beautlful as any New -York. can boast. -.The Valley of the Wakarusa resembles very much the far-famed ~ Valley of the Genesee, ln Western New York. It is full as wlde,' Ls as good solI, and sweeps back wltha gentle ascent to the high-rolling prairie. Indeed, had it not been for the lack of large farmhouses and fenced flelds, we could easlly have lmagined ourself on the Genesee flats below Genesco. We saw some flne flelds of corn thls slde of CLINTON, some contalning we should judge. from twenty to forty acres. CLINTON, THE TOWN Llke a great many other towns in Kansas, CLINTON 1s as yet, more ideal tl1an actual. Tl'l~ town is laid off on a couple of quarter sections of land adloining ~soUth~~,or_~tp.~e town of BLOOMINGTON). Some . trouble or dispute about the tltle of the latter town, caused, I -p~'lleve the laying out of CLINTON. A well~filled store forms already a part of the future village, and a steam mill is to be shortly erected. The locatlon ls very pleasant. and is backed up by a f1ne... country. The CELEBRATION was held in an adjolnlng grove. Abo'ut eleven o'clock the processlon formed at the store aforesald, and 'Under escort of the band, proceeded to the place of assembling. There was a large attendance, some flfteen hundred, I should judge, and in all sorts of v.ehicles, from good SUbstantial ox-teams to covered carrlages and gay horses. The ladles and bables formed well on to half the audlence.--a good.lndlcation thls of peace and prosperlty. Our Kansas ladies have not yet learned that important lesson of arlstocratlc high llfe. 'that lt is more proper for a lady to carry ln her arms a nasty poodle-dog than a sweet -and smiling babe. May they never learn ~ ~ ~ -." I itL ". ' The ORATION.--Now,dear reader, learn a lesson of the danger of allowlng your name to be used as a publlc speaker. We had observed our name on some large posters for thls celebratlon, but amld the array of Generals, Judges-," etc., wl th whlch 1 twas assoclated, we had culated on getting off 'wlth some "remarks ," occupylng say bout;'>fi,f:t;een or· twenty mlnutes. But, as luck, or the Fates, or the Furles. would oal-' , .. THE PIONEEH---Douglas Co. Genealogical Soclety---September 1984 . - - - - �CLINTON Townshlp contlnued: 39 have 1 t, the General dl~_no-t_~k_~_J'l~J? appearance .--one of the Judges Was slck, and the other had been made Presldent of the day, and so the poor edltor had to offlclate as "Orator of the dayl" Well, how he got through wlth lt, we can't say. All that we profess to remember about lt ls that a couple of those bables aforesald dld take occaslon to cry most voclferously durlng the most of the tlme he was speaklng. Whether they thought that a proper way to testlfy thelr respect for the-"glorlous Fourth. 1I we are unable to dlvlne. The DECLARATION.--Pardon us~ dear reader, for we had almost forgotten the readj1ngof, that grand old document. ,full of the lmmortallty of truth'; Ifls such a rarlty. as well as luxury, to hear lt read well. that we presume all 11stened. wlth the greatest pleasure to the excellent lntonatlon and dellvery of the reader, Mr. G.W. HIGHLAND. The DINNER .--After the oratlon. Judge WAKEFl;ELD. the Pres'ldimt __ ' of the day. made an approprlate speech. and, th~nwe all went to dlnner. It was served on some long rustlc ~.:tabres~ close at hand. beneath the shade of glant trees. Of the dlnner-rt ls sufflclent to say, that lt was a good dlnner. a free dlnner. and that- everybody. boys lncluded. had all they wanted. TOASTS.--After dlnner, (It was a coldwater dlnner. reader,) came a goodly number of toasts wlth approprlate responses. We can't remember all of them, nor the names of near all the speakers. and as lt would appear lnvldlous to mentlon a portlonionlY. we wll1 only ", say. that the toasts embraced a good varlety of subjects. from liGen. WASHINGTON ," and"The Day we celebrate. 1I clear down to "Old Bachelors. 1I and that they were responded to ln as many d1fferent styles as there~ were toasts and speakers. The BAND dld most excellent servlce. contrlbutlng by thelr f1ne stlrrlng mustc, much. very much to the lnterest of the occas10n. The ploneer Cornet Band of Kansas are a noble set of fellows. Free-State men, true as steel, everyone of them, and most pleasant company. as the wrlter hereof can testlfy. The MARSHALL, the gallant Capt. Sam'IWALKEB. and hls efflclent asslstant, Mr. J.C. PECK, performed thelr dut1es ably. and for the entlre satlsfactlon of the assembly. CQl'1~~LHOME .--We could tell you a n1ce 11 ttle story, reader, of a long.• __ ~ea;y tramp down the valley of the Wakarusa. last Sat1ll\day I evenlng. by the IIl1ght of the moon," somewhere between sundown and j nlne o'clock, P.M., of muslclans marchlng manfully to thelr own sweet stralns. of a "Llfe on the Ocean Wave." and "Bory 0 'More ," rlnglng out on the clear nlght alri--but, as nobody was to blame except a ~.ody "as;wasn't anybody," we wlll leave that part untold. The cltlzens of CLINTON and the surroundlng country deserve great credl t for thelr enterprlse -and .. ~nergy ln gettlng up so f1ne and splrl ted a celebratlon." - �.EUDORA: r-o.~~lp- 40 I .. _ _ .;.....;_~B6~·o~kWo~f;.;.;.C~o~m!!!:m~i:;2s~s.~io~n~s~f~o,:;,;r_t~h~e~·C~i.;:;t~o~f_. .E~ud~o:;:;;:r:.:i.a:,;,,:.;..~ol;;,;e:.:n~e~d:.;;;-;:;i_n-M;;,:;,o,;a~r~.c_h-~18:;.;5.:9~,.~LII ...-.··T~·~·~~~ Ci ty treasurer 1859; liquor ,license ---"ACHNING; Car.} . • 5ecuri ty for City of Eudora 1859;: "P'aid to Charles: ACHNING, Charles. Jtchn~ng for glass and putty 95~t Liquor license 1865 ' BASEMAN ~ Hen ry ','. BRAEDER, P: . • • • • I:iquor license 186'4 [;iqt,lo,r license 1864 BROWN~ George 1859 . BRENDER, John ' • . . 1859 BUCK, Johann . • • . LiqUor li'cense 1859 COHEN, K.. L. E1~cted mayo,r 186(1)1 IlmRR~ Charles. EDMON·, W. . . • • • • Liquor license ,EPPLE,Gottliieb • Wi tnes:s: ERB:; If'. • • . . Liquor license FAERBER~ Friedrich. Elected mayor 1859; security for city 1859 FISH; Charles: . . Paid $1. fine 2-20-1864" FISHER, Jul. Security for city 1860 GADOW, Charlles;. City license 1865 1859, GNESSKOW.,· Ferd. GOFFLER, ~ton. security for ci ty 1859', GG'FLER', John . .' ItRecei ved tax on redeamed railrolad deeds: from John· Goff1er - • SO'" GREEN, J. H.(tr . Hall rent 12-28-1864 - $:3.00 HAGEN,' Charles: • • • Liquor license 1859 IfARTIG, Aritoln • • 5ecuri ty for city 1859, HOEESIG', A'dool ph T.. Erecti on judge 3-7-1859' '.' . ' HOPPENAlJ, Peter .' . • Securi ty fo,r ci ty 18 5 9 ' " ." ' [{ARNASH, J • . • • • • City clerk 1860; election judge 1860';,securi,ty1860 , .KRAUS;, Dan. ,:'. • .•.. Ci tymarshall -1860"; security for city 1860>' .' 1~ : ;IqJHrf, A<~' . . •. '. '." ,;. 1859 . . , ~f: ',. IlIESENIS',' A'ugust . • ' Election judge 3-7-1859 (:?:JLO'erial,. F.. •• Surety' 1860:. . EOrHHa:.z;.Char1es: • Election crerk 1859, city treasurer 1860';: surety' MANTN~H)EY', Mirhal. Election judge 1860 MARSSILIUS~ Casplar. • City license 1863 MUll.ER, Christian . . Hall rent 1:"2-1864;: liquo'r license 1865 . NET&;HEDO', Anton Halll rent 12-3-1864 PATTON, Chas. • •• Hall rent 11-27-1863 PHIlL:rPS; Ellis .' . Liqt,lo'r license 1859. (,?JP.OXLEITER, J'ohan 5ecuri ty fo'r ci ty 1859 RAAIM, Henrich • . Securi ty fair city 1859, RICHARDS;, Oscar • • . Hall rent 11;"20-1863 ROTH, J. . . . ..: Halil rent 8-10-1863 , SCHOWARTE, C. F. •• City clerk 1859; election clerk 1859 'S~ADER-, p~ (?):' _. -.0 •• ' City. license 1863; SOEHl!.KE, J. Fr! .• '. Ci ty marshalll SOMMERF]ELD~ Abraham. 'City license 1863;' hall rent 1863', TFX7LER~ B. H. (HERMANN)'. tiquor license 1864. 1865 THOR~, Chr. •.• ,Securi_ty fair. city 1860 ToorHMAN,'W~ ••. , . securi'ty fo,r city 1860;; justice oif the peace 1860 wrLLlAA1S', Henry.' • • . Justice of the peace 1859, ' WITTLER. F,' . . . . . Election ju,dge 1860.' , ". --, . - -.'--. ..' _ .. '--' ..... j • ". ,',- ':'-Indexed by. Pau1:i~e·. B~E1niff at SPencer Research I:ibrary r~~ ' .., __ 'U~!~~ !IO~EER_---Do';~s Co. Genealoglcal S~C?!.etY---SePt~~b~~~~i98~ \ �GRANT Township 41 ,~ N.EWS OF _GRANT._TQWRSHI_P •• '.IN 1882 l h_ -From: __ ~:Ca.wr--enceDarll' .. . Maroh 24. 1882- 1-- JOlcEB~l'_8!!d:Datl;Y;~){K--AASas~-Trtbune:;)~~--~ . .,~. ~ ~ ' i ./" --- " " pear Journal-Havi~g never seen any:news in y,qur valuable paper from this section, I g:d.v.e_the "outer world'.'.. a few brief items concerning our little berg. Farmers have commenced their plowing and as spring approaches crops are advancing, and everything seems in progressive order. Mr. DEAL," of North ,Lawrence, with his estimable family, have rented the CORKIN farm, and are now pleasantly located in their new home. We welcome them to our neighborhood. Mrs. Sam STEVENSON is rapidly convalescing from her recent illness. They contemplate removing to the city as soon as her health will permit. Miss Jessie HARRISON,of Atchison, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. S.S. HERD. Mr. John WISE is cultivating his new land preparatory to putting in his spring crop. , "r , "AGRICOLA." ,Subm~tt~d ;< I by Jane Wiggins l, James H. DICK, M.D., farmer Section 6, P.o. Box Lawrence. came toth1s state and settled in Grant Township where he owns and cultivates 183 acres of choice land; He employs four hands and has his farm well improved and stocked. He was bo~n 1n Ind1ana Co., Penn •• June 19 1829. attended:Jeffe.~~~n_~~~~ca!- College in ,L Ph1ladelphia 1n 1857 and at once enteredia successful practice of Medicine in Pittsburg. Penn and vicin1~Y and then cont1nued for 21 years enjoying great d1st1nction! in hta profess1on. Dur1ng the late rebellion -he 'was associa'ted wftfi Dr. Bess --as surgeon 1n the Army. Mr. Dr cK was'. ~r1ed1n' Pennsyl van1a October 20. 1858- to Miss Ellza-beth--M-.-.LOWMAN--, by whom he -had three sons, William S •• Harry, and George L. p. 21 IIAt its first city election North Lawrence chose the , following officers: G.J. TALLMAN, Mayor; N. HOYSTRADT.; Clerk; A.R. SMITH, Treasurer; Thomas BEASELY, Marshall.; and H.H. HOWARD. Police Juclge. The_ city ,was·d1v1ded • into two wards. F1fst and Second, correspond1ng to the present F;lfth and ~1xth Wards. respect1vely. Three counc1lmen were el,cted from each ward." T' '-~~ -- -- -- - -t . HE ,PIONE~_---D.ougl_~s_ c.o::-~~ ~en~~J~i~:c~~ ~oc_~e_t_y:-:..--September· 1984 J �(~>- ;~.ANW¥~:~,'r:GWn:Shi:.p "42,,,- -,---- .... -- THE_EZEKIEILA .' COLMAN_If'Afrtl.L.Y_OLKANWA}(A_T_Q(iliSlUP ri ~ DkY,,.·HOUSING I '0 , ' r, ''ffr!''''~Yi!..({:''d'' _' :'::"~""-,v,c'J\T an' ~~~":, ifiriAC1Y'!,;;..,ai1LM "IA''f A 1I.T From a booklet"en.;tti tl'ea-;-':~M~mories of Yesteryear"(No date) Submitted by Kathryn Bunton , I "On October 18.1854; Ezek1elA. COLMAN and hIs fam1ly arr1ved 1n Lawrence from,Boston. Massachusetts~They hast1ly built a shelter,of loose 'stones for walls, a d1rt floor and canvas for a roof. ,~hIs was just !lest of 2Jrd and Iowa Streets. They spent the winter there. : Snow was of ten, on the bedd1ng when they' ~woke those oold w1nter morn1ngs. A son.W'.A. qOLMAN. was born there on Maroh 1.5.18.5.5. That sprIng the famllymoved to' KANVfAKA wheireEzek1.el A ",COLMAN boUght h1 s farm.' a part of whloh 'has r emalned 1ilthe' COLMAN' famlly and Is now owned by Ralph L. COLMAN. Here they ereoted a house. qul te pretentlousfor Its day. It oontalned flvebedrooms. a large hall ,and reo~ptlon rOO:ID and a wlde ornate stalrway.It was Mr. COLMAN's plan to'usethls home as a hotel slnoe it was'looated only o~half mlle, from the' Wakefleld Mall and Stageooaoh' Statlon. However. 1 t turned out "that' Judge W~FIELD took care "of the travellers who oame to hls statlon. . ' , Of oourse thls house of the COLMANS dld conta1n a large kitohen and 1 twas here. where John BROWN ,often dlned. ,Beneath the floor of thls kl tohen was the h1d.lng place for many run-away slav'es • Thus', ' whlle thls house was not a hotel 'for oustomers of the stageooaoh statlon. It dld beoome an 1mportant statlon In the "underground :railway" • ' Altho.ugh not habl table. the house' over ,100 y,ears old does stl],.l stand." " ' mEzeklel and,MarY':!!!!.! WENDELL~COLMAN _FAMILY Informatlon fro~,:Q~A.~.,Reoords at the:KSHS, Topeka. K:S~ S,ubmitted by MaryA. Topping. January i, 193.5'. Ezeklel Andrus COLMAN, was born In Ashby. MA on 10 August 1814. He was an only ohlld. On 22 Nov 18)8, he ,married Mary Jane WENDELL in Conoord. MA.' Ml ss WENDELL,~ whose motber' s name was Mahl ti bel LUDDEN ~ was born' In Salem. MA on 16 Oot '1817. Ezeklel and Mary Jane WENDELL COLMAN had ( thef'ollowing ohlldren: Lorlng,. Charles. Cosma, Amella( 1) • Osgood, Frank. Osgood. Alloe_.Mary', Will1s. Annie. Jonnnie. Samuel.' and Mlnnle. The Ezeklel A. COLMAN,t'am1lysettled In Lawrenoe. KS in Ootober of '18.54. Ezekiel COLMAN dled in San Diego,CA on 10 Deo 1898 and his wife, Mary Jane, died In Lawrenoe. KS on 17 Oot 190.5. * * * ---~-- ~ * c\ ....:-..:-~-' -I', '~ 'obl tuary of W.A. COLMAN. belleved to be the flrst man born In Douglas County. KS Is 1~"8.1'¥"p. IlUiJJew. ~UL.l'lAN I ,fOund, In the Lawrenoe Dally; Journa,l. 19 Mar """':"'-<r--~' ~i.";:'...~,.<" .:i;~~)4,. p." 1,. , . : . - - - , ,; "~l''-'''''.:c-,:Pi cture oourto s, . f ," Wa t.'InS Mu.oum ,,.and Clinton Lako; Ii 1 :~orl cal S~Cl.tY: '. ~~ 'L..-,._ ,...." 'h,;:. ~J I[ :, I 'fit I.' ;) r~,! f;. �43 \ . LEG9MiTON Township . .,.) .. _ _ INDEX TO. VI~AL' STATIS~I_C_S_IR __T_W_O_LECOMP.T_ON__ NEWSPAEERS,-{1888-1890) Births, Marriages, and leaths printed in the 'College Echos:1 a Lane University newspaper and also in the Lecompto!} LedgEg, a city newspaper for the years from Aug. 1888 thru December, 1890 were indexed by Iona Spencer, R. R. #1 Box 54, Lecompton, KS 66050. Most of the dates refer to the date of the newpaper, not necessarily the date of the actual event. If further information is desired, contact Mrs. Spencer. Taken from the College,Echos Aug. 1888 Died: Youngest child of Prof. Brooke, on 15th. ' Died: Leah Edmonds of McLouth, on the 22nd of July Sept. Died: Chas. Eddy, on the 19th of August Sept. Died: George Sehon, on Sept. 7th Oct. Died: Nephew of Geo. Brown, on the 26th. Nov. Marr: Miss Jennie L. Mehaffey and Wm. R. McClure, on Oct. 11. Nov. Marr: W. T. Palmer, on Nov. 7th. near Burlington Dec. Died: Brother of Miss Belle Carpenter Dep. Died: J. M. Rankin, bro. to Prof. J. O. Rankin, on'Nov. 18, Raymore, Mo. Dec. Jan. 1889 Died: Mrs. Babcock died on the 24th. April Died: Cora Baughman on the 11th. April Died: Frank Cunningham, on March 19, 1889 June Died: Carl Frank McCabe in May, 1889 ,July Marr: F. M. Testerman and Eda Huffman, June 16th. JUly Marr: J. N. Day and Nettie Baughman, June 30th., Oct. Marr: Prof. J. O. Rankin and Miss Hattie Beauchamp on Sept. 24th. Nov. Marr: Mr. Sherman I\unnels to Miss ,~,--~~- Surface, on last Fri. evening. Nov. Marra Fremont S. Timmons and Lizzie Truan on Nov. 10th. The following taken - f~om- ~~~"LJcompton L~9e.x.:" _ I Dec. Dec. - - Dec., Jan. Feb. Feb. - --- Feb. Mar. Mar. 13 1889 20' 27 31 1890 7 7 21 7 21 Apr. 11 May 16 June 13 June 13 June 13 June 27 June 27 July 18 Aug. 22 Aug. 29 Aug. 29 Sept. 12 Oct. 3 Born: Died: Marr: Died: Born: Died: Died: Died: Died: Born: Died: Died: Died: Died: Died: Died: Died: Born: Born: Died: Marr: Marr: I 10 pound gilLto E. w. Tredwell (Treadwell) Mrs. Calvin Hart's father was killed by horse at vall~y Falls Mr. Seigel;~Rose,~to Miss Lucy J. Harrinson on Dec. 25th. -- Miss Hattie Rose of Lawrence 10 pound girl to Mr. and Mrs. Willis Day Miss Alice Coppinger, eldest daughter of secretary Blaine. The grand child of Mrs. Elder Mitchel in Dickinson county. Child of Mr. Joseph Vaughn Abraham Lincoln, son of Minister Lincoln and grandson of old Abe, died last week in London, England. A son to Pap Pruden May 10th, Mr. J. F. Mathews (Colored). Mr. Wenrick, w~s taken sick last week and passed away Sunday. Little child of F. W. Zeeb and wife died last week. Lit~le girl of Jacob Nuffer now HiVing in Texas, died. Mother of Mr. Andrew MCMurray, of Madison, Greenwood county James Davidson, June 26th, 1890. John C. Fremmont is dead A son to Prof. and Mrs. H. M. Ambrose on Saturday 16th inst. A girl to Mr. and Mrs. F. S. mimmOns ' A 15 year boy named Frank Kounter was killed in Emporia. Mr. O. E. Osborne and Miss Pearl Macy on Sept. 10th. Rev. D. L. Doub (Daub) and Miss Edna Hush in Cloud county. �MARION Township 44 --- ..--_---:.---- - :---_. LAST WILL AND TESTAM~_._ Irvln H. SMITH -. "Last wl11 and testament of Irvln H. SMITH ln the Town of Marlon and county of Douglas State Kansas dated this flrst day of January 1874. Belng of a sound mlnd lt ls my wl11 and deslre that my beloved wlfe Cellnda S. SMITH shall be my sole admlnlstrator and guardlan of my chlldren to wlt Perclv.~l.W._SMITH-·-,Clark A. SMITH, Pearl I. SMITH, Nela SMITH & r - ... '" - -and:J;o have full power to sell and dlspose otany or all of my property personal or.real and wlth the proceeds thereof to payoff all of my Just and lawful debts, after whlch she the sald Cellnda S. SMITH ls to have and to hold all of my property remalnlng (after sald debts are ,all pald) whether pers or real. so long as she remalns my wldow, In case she should marry agaln lt ls my wlll and deslre that whatever of property personal or real she may then be ln possesslon of shall be dlvlded ln two equal parts one half of whlch shall be dlvlded equally between my survlvlng helrs the remalnlng half to be and remaln the property of my wlfe aforesald. And lt ls further my wl11 and especlal deslre that my wlfe aforesald shal furnlsh and provlde my mother wlth all that shal be neoessary to make her comfortable through 'slckness or health durlng her natural Ufe. " (Not slgned) . ,-.J·-Cwltnesses) Henry HIA'l"r, Danlel DUCK, L.K. HECOX(1), Ida - - ' Mary C. JatiNSON, Mary J. BALDWIN. (One of the 'documents ln Irvln H. SMITH's probate tl1e states that he"dled on 2_January 1874 and that after h1a....death a ch1ld was born unto him of h1s' wlte' Bellnda C. SMITH ,!~1ch ch1ld was born 4th"Jan 1874 the same belng a temale chl1d now named SMITH. _ l ____Grace, .___ ____ ,______ • -----_. LAST WILL AND -TESTAl'1~T , , .' • • OF Cel1nda S., SMITH "Last wl1l and testament of Cellnda S. SMITH ot Marlon Town- --; shlp. County of Douglas and State of Kansas thls third-day of 'January 1874. Belng of a sound mlnd lt l's- my wl11 and deslre that Mary C. JONSON shalt have the sole care of charge and guardlanshlp over my children (to wlt) Perclval w.SMITH. Clark A. SMITH. Pearl H. SMITH, Nela SMITH) and be a mother unto them 1n any and every sense fully and completely as though they were her own chl1dren. For and ln consideration ot suoh motherly care charge and guardlanshlp (It) ls my wl1l and deslre that the sald Mary C. JONSON shall have all of my share (one halt) of the estate personal or real of Irv1n H. SMITH late of Douglas County Deceased that shall rema1n after all the Just and lawful debts are pald, exceptlng only a sewlng machlne. And 1t my wl11 and des1re that the sald Mary C. JONSON shall have the sole care of and controll over the house and farm stock and produce to sell and d1spose of the same and to payoff wlth the proceeds thereof all' Just olaims agalnst the state of the sald Irv1n H. SMITH and to, execute and carry out the provlslons of the last wl11 and testament of the aforesa1d Irvln H. SMITH 1n any and every part1cular as recorded in sald will." (S1gned) Ce11nda S. SMITH (W1tnesses)! Henry HIATT. N'.P'~ , ,i 'DEMING, E.W. BUCK, Nancy D. DEMING. Ann ? BUCK, El1zabeth GEORGE and Jul1a, E. FRliN ~ • The unders1gnedhereby agrees to accept the charge and guardlansh1p of the mlnor chlld.r.e.Jl of Cel1nda S. SMITH accordlng to the provls10ns of her wl11 and'flSli as stated above" , ; Dled 7 Jan '--- -, ---.----- 18'14 Pro 14 Jan i874' LT!l~ ~I~E~---Douglas CO. GenealoglcalSoclety---September 1984 �PALMYRA Township ------ -. - -- 45 --. "I1rs. ELWELL is visiting her daughter, Mrs. BUTTERICK" IIQui te a number of persons have left this vicini ty for the :" southern border to await the opening of the Cherokee strip. Quincy, Bert and Arthur STEVENS, Harry ROE, Seth FENTON, Doc JONES, Joseph BUTTERICK, George RODMAN, Dwight VEBDEN and several others left last week. More will follow." "Miss Ella PASLEY of Wellsville, is visiting among her old" friends in this vicinity." "Misses Mary and Ella ADAMS, of Lawrence, were visiting their sister, Mrs. S. K. FUNK, last week." "Shane the photographer of Lawrence, was out Tuesday taking photos of the homes of Messrs. JONES, ILLIFF, BAKER, PERINE, FUNK and BARNES." "School commences this week, September 4th." "Another hop was given out to the home of Mr. John RODELL 'Satnrday night. There was a good attendance and plenty of . fun." ~ ~_R~~~:f SCH~OL * * the *YINU:D f-or tn-e---iVl-t)n-t-h En-d-1n-g-,-N'ov- 11 H38-1--as reported in the Western Home Journal, Lawrence, KS Nov 24, 1881 I "The following ,is a list of names of pupile .haying an average standing in attendance, punctuali tYj,deportmemt"ind examination higher than 60 on the scale of 100:, - -' ' Belle VARNUM 97 Maranda HAMMOND 83 Laura 0 'BRYAN 93 Ettie JONES' 93 Lena JONES 92 Annie WILLIAMS 91 Willie .. O'BRYAN 88, Annie VARNUM 88. Jimmie SKIFF 86 Arthur MORTON 86 Eddie 0 'BRYON 86 Cyrus JONES 86 Hattie VARNUM 84 Emma RODELL 79 Gilbert MORTON 78 Lizzie WALTON 73 Eva CADE 70 Mattie WALTON 70 North WILLIAMS 65 Lee WALTO~ 63 Effie ROI~ELL 63 Jennie ALLEN, Teacher" .. .' THE P~ONEm---Douglas Co. 'Genealogical Society---~eptember 1984 �Excerpts From the: PORTRAIT and BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD of LEAVENWORTH DOUGLAS and FRANKLIN CO_UNT.IES. KANSAS ,lR99 J IREUBEN R. DOOLITTLE I Reuben R. DOOLITTLE. a retlred farmer ofWa·karusa Townshlp, Douglas County. was born In_Wayne County, N~Y •• May 22. 1827. Hls father~. Rev. Orln DOOLITTLE.• a natlve of New York. was for many years' a mlnlster 1n the Methodist Ep1scopal Church. but owlng to the stand taken by the denomination at the.tlme the slave questlon was being agltated. he wlthdrew ·from the mlnlstry and devoted;h.ls attention to lecturing ln behalf of the abolltlo,n of slaves. By hls marriage to Elizabeth RANDOLPH he had nlne~­ chlldren. of whom our. subject was the fifth arid is the only one in Kansas. . The paternal grandfather of our subject. Reuben Randolph DOOLITTLE. was born in Culpepper, VA •• where he attained maturity. but afterward he removed to New York • .Durlng the war he was· employed as dispatch bearer for General Washington. When our" subject'was about nlne years of agEf,·-.the famlly settled ln Michigan. -~iii 1852 he went via water' to··California. crossing the isthmu~~of ·-Panama. Fo~ .two years and' four months he engaged in mlnlng. He resumed farming 1~ Mlchigan. but soon became restless ag1ri. and ln the sprlng of'1859 started for Pike's Peak. However. when'about one hundred and twenty 'miles west of Omaha he met. so many returning that he dec1ded not to' go further. Consequently he drove down to Douglas County and bought a :clalm where he now resides. afterward securing from the government a deed. bearing the s1gnature of Andeew Johnson. to one hundred and s1xty acres of land ~ His f1rst house was a log cabin:,1 in .w}l;l ch he lived for about eight years. At the tlme of the war he was.J a member of the state milit1a. but did not see act1ve·service. as he was placed· on detached duty. .. In 1885 he erected a comfortable house from'plans deslgned by his wlfe. and here he has since res1ded. His wlfega1ned a reputa~atlon throughout the county as a' 'skl11fui:buttermaker. -and at no time was . a~pound of her butter ever sold for less than twenty-flve cents, whll~_:at tlmes.it commanded as much as f1fty cents. - . '\ -.- -- -- - :_.-. :-- ' . _. - --- . ._. '- ---- Several times (Mr. and-Mrs. DOOLITTLE)' visi t~d California and the east. and also v1sited the Centennial In·Philadephia. the World's Fair ln Chicago and the Trans-Contlnental Expositlon ln Omaha. Mrs. DOOLITTLE, d1ed in March 1899. Prior to 'her marriage in Mlc~igan in 1852 she was Jeannette VAN VLEET. ' - - ' - - ...0-._._. _. _ _ _ _ _ _ The o~ly son of -our subject and-"'hl':'~ifeis Rand,ail DOOLITTLE,T-~~J\----: born in Michigan in December 1857. In 1895 he was elected town.. .s~lp trustee and served for two terms. belng the; only Democrat elected to any office 1n Wakarusa Townsh1p. On November 29. 1882 he married Ella WALTON, of this township. They have four children .. ______ .Charles. Fai_th_! ._~~.ann __ e!.te__ ~~~. \ialton Randall. ' r. - - .• - . - . - - . - - - ; : - - - . c' L. ,- �,.WILLOW ,SPRINGS. Townsh1p 47 .-..... ~"'-"-_,,_I·. Cop1ed from the Lawrence Repub11can, Lawrence Kansas Thursday, May 10, 1860, p. 1. "NOTICE OF PUBLICATION" John ~TRON. and Mary CATRON, h1s w1fe; James HOGGARD and Sarah HOGGARD, h1s~w·1fe; James TROTTER and Jane TROTTER, h1s w1fe; James JENNINGS and Caro11ne JENNINGS, h1s w1fe; Thos. W. BARNES and Tab1tha BARNES, h1s w1fe; Andrew RAINEY and Amanda RAINEY, h1s w1fe; Thomas S. RODGERS Bnd~ Luc1nda RODGERS, h1s w1fe; Hampton B. WINN and Isabella WINN, h1s wife; W1ll1am WINN and Cather1ne WINN. h1s wlfe; Lew1s W. COX and E11za COX •. hls) wlfe; James B. FLETCHER. mlnor helr of Nancy LAWRY; Emerlne FLETCHER, Ellen FLETCHER, James UNDERWOOD, John UNDERWOOD. El1zabeth UNDERWOOD. helrs of James FL~TCHER. deceased-defendants of the State of Mlssourl and the ~tate li)f Texas. w1ll take notlce, that Drury FLETCHER. of the county-or-Douglas. ln the Terrltory of Kansas. d1d, on the 9th day of Aprll. A.D. 1860, flle h1s petltlon ln the Dlstrlct Court of Kansas Terrltory, Second Judlclal D1strlct. withln and for the county of Douglas. agalnst the sald defendantssettlng forth that the sa1d plaintlff, on the. 5th day of Aprll, A.D. 1858. purchased of one James FLETCHER. of the;.State. of Mlssour1, a certain tract or parcel of land. sltuated and being 1n the county of Douglas, Kansas Terrltory, and descrlbed as follows: to wlt: The Southwest quarter of Sect10n No.7. ln Townshlp No. 14 south, of Range No. 19 east of the slxth prlnclpal merldlan, ln Kansas Terrltory for the s~ of two hundred and twelve dollars. payable the 1st day of March, 1860: and also. that sald sum of money Was pald to the sald James FLETCHER'ln hls lll'etlme. and that the sald James FLETCHER 1s now deceased; and praylng that the sald defendants, helrs of the said " James FLETCHER, may be decreed to make a deed to the sa1d pla1nt1ff for the aforesa1d land, 1n accordance with a wrltten agreement between the sa1d Drury FLETCHER and James FLETCHER, deceased; or 1n default thereof, that the Master Comm1ss10ner of sa1d Douglas county may be ordered to make a good warrantee deed 1n fee slmple to the sa1d premlses, to the sald pla1ntlff. And the sa1d defendants are notifled that they are requlred to appear and answer said petltlon, ln twenty days after the J1st day of May next, A.D. 1860. DRURY FLETCHER By Chrlstlan and Lane, hls Apr1l 9. 1860. f" -~-- -- ~~t~rrieys. - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - ' - - - - - - - - - - - --- -~- -- --,- Some of the nam~s of early landowners 1n WILLOW SPRl~GB Townshlp and other townsh1ps! ln Douglas County, KS are shown on the' tlMap of Douglas CQ~ty,} Kansas Terr1tory'~ 'py J. Cooper STUCK (18S?) '-;··Cop1es may be purchased from the offlce..···of" the .. Gounty Englneer, Public ______ Work~_D_e_p_i:i_r.tm_e~t! Douglas Co. Cour_t_h_o_u_s~_.~a_w_r_e_nce~ _K_ansas 66044. --------- �48 i \ @utrie5 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. TIBBALS HOGAN DINEEN Jane Wiggins, Route 5, Box 54, Lawrence, KS66044 Willing to share information on the TIBBALS~family of Beloit, Rock Co., WI, -and Bloomington, McLean Co., I L. Anna Marie Hogan,3017 N. Racine, Chicago, IL Seeking information about my great-great uncle, Timothy HOGAN - time of death and place of burial. He and my great grandfather, John HOGAN, and families went to KS from WI around 1860 and bought property in Marion Township. Also seeking information about Timothy's three children - Donie, Timothy, and Mary HOGAN. On 1865 Kansas Census the three children's names suddenly appear as DINEEN. Would appreciate- any information regarding this. - WORK IRVIN Mrs. John M. Irvin, 2109 Twentieth Ave., Monroe, WI 53566 Seeking information on Thomas WORK and Margaret Nancy IRVIN, b. 5 April 1829, Crawford County, PA; d. 13 Aug. 1904. Where? She was in the Robert IRVIN household in 1860 _Census of Douglas County, KS. Bel ieved to have married and lived in KS. Are there desc~ndantsl FREE HELP Donald Vaughn, 1946 Barker, Lawrence, KS 6604~ Will be glad to_ check my copy of the 1890 LOUISIANA .~ETERANS' CENSUS .INDEX for your ancestor. Send name and S-ASE. KENNEDY Elsie Callow, Route 1, Box 68, Graham, MO 64455 Looking for information about Margaret KENNEDY, wife of Hugh KENNEDY. She was b. in Ohib in 1800, d. in Douglas County ca 1886-87. Will exchange research in Nodaway Co., MO. PATEE WEBSTER Jane Wi ins, Route 5, Box 54, Lawrence, KS 66044 Am trYlng to locate descendants of Henry E Doc" PATEE, brother of Clair M. PATEE. Both lived in Lawrence, KS. Henry b. in 1860, possibly Ford Co., KS. He d. 1935, Lawrence. He had two children: Henry Clair (Harry) PATEE, b. 1910, and Kathryn D. WEBSTER, b, 1915, Kathryb was living in Alexandria, VA, in 1935. .I �49 ----_. ----- SMITH Mary Lou Winchell, 927 Crestline Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 Seeking information on Simon Peter SMITH and his brother, William Thomas SMITH, both heads of households, who lived in KS lion the Kaw River" 1865 to 1875. They do not appear in the 1860 Federal Census for Douglas or Jefferson Counties. MARSHALL NUTTING Alan L. Whipple, McDonald Library, Lawrence Academy, Groton, MA 01450. Need information on Zachariah MARSHALL and his wife, Martha NUTTING. Came from MA ca 1860 and lived on the NE 1/4 of Sec 30, T 13 S, R 20 E, now called the Reynolds Place. - TRAPP JENNINGS _----, -~~-:/ -~ !: WEIBEL'~' WEIBLE Mary Lou Winchell, 927 Crestl ine Dr. ,i.Lawrence, KS 66044 Seek information on Terry TRAPP, Baptist preacher and wheelwright, b. 1809 TN, m. Elizabeth JENNINGS, 1829, Howard Co., MO, moved to Jefferson Co., K$, in 1850's where he lived out his life. Chtldren of Terry and Elizabeth were: Amanda Caroline TRAPP, George W. TRAPP, Washington Terry TRAPP, Rhoda Jane TRAPP, John Vanborn TRAPP, William Dodson TRAPP, Lewis Presinger TRAPP, Job Terry TRAPP, and Sarah Emmaline TRAPP~ Terry TRAPP had a brother, Charlie, who built and repaired ·prair-.ie sc.h.o.oners. Who were the parents of Terry and Charlie TRAPP .and where in TN did they live? ,--,- - - ---.- i<--o-rt Derin is J. Co tt~ r,' -1162' Ro-c -Ct -:~-Co l-um-b ~s OH 43220 Seeki.ng __ ,tn.f_o,r.ma.tion onWETB-ELc- :WE-IBlE' faml y, Eudora, KS ca 1869 through 1920. Frederick believed to be charter member 6f Eudora Methodist Church. Other names this period: John, Fred, Jr., and Edward (?). Some WEIBELS believed buried Eudora Cemetery. Jud Sweets, 2905 Moccasin Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 Would ike information about three rothers: William _ _ _:..:.M=-ET.:....C=A-'-'L=F_~. METCALF, Samuel METCALF, and Earl METCALF, who 1 ivedin :CA.from ca 1860 to early 1900·'s. Samuel and Wil.liam 1 i ve d f ~ r m~ ny . yea r sin P1 u~)a s Co... CA. When and 'd'l-d--W'l-H'l'amMETCAL.:F dle? where 1 S"'~;:;::;:::::,.,,-- ,,-~~:.~- ~ ..~'~'" , ... - '. :._\ -~ .......:::: - -- ------- INDEX TO DOl1G~AS, COUNTY WILL B09K 1'-- ----- .--~--~ ",'7"" ,,,.-, .', ',' ;~ LITTLE KNOWN SOURCE: COUNTY. KANSAS ---,-- ,/ GERMAN "ALIEN",,-,REGISTRATION FILES OF DOUGLAS --- _. - -"- - _ . , . _ ' _ . _ - - - - ---- � 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. 8, No. 1: September 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. 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_VOL8_1_SEPTEMBER1984 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.)