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Kansas �,THE PIONEER Published Quarterly by The Douglas County Genealogical Society P.O. Box 3664 ______________ J ________ ~~~E~~~~2_~~~~~~ __ ~~2~~ __________________ !~~~_22~2:~!2! March 1985 Vol. VIII, No. ;3 --------------~--------------------------------------- ------------------------ Page Contents In Memoriam . . ,. . . New Members. . . Family Reunions'. Daniel Boone's :Settlement. Trading Posts and Missions Which Served Indians in Douglas Co.,KS. Early Indian Settlements in Douglas County, KS • . "Haskell Institute: Celebrating It's Centennial" • . Obituary of Fre,d INGALLS, Haskell Student. . . • . . .•.• Douglas County" Kansas Marriages (1876). . • . • .• ....• Bride's Index f~om 1876 Marriage Reconds . . • List of Teachers Employed in Douglas County, KS 1899-1900. . . . . Wi11s'Recorded In Douglas Co. " Kansas (Voi. II-1890-l90l). . • . • . '. • Naturalization Record of Declarations of Intentions, Douglas Co., Kansas (Vol.' B) (HAGEMANN, Henry to MALNBERG, John August) . . C.W. SMITH Morthary Book (1890-1907) (SHEARER, Elmer Y. to TYSON, Wilma: C. ). ,. • . . . . . . . . . . . . 'Chief Moses Keo~uk Jailed in Lawrence, KS (1868) . . . . . Townships: : CLINTON-Members of Clinton Presbyterian Church (1878~19ll). EUDORA-Paschkl FISH, Shawnee Indian of Eudora, Kansas . . . . GRANT-The Deiaware "Big House". . ....•...•.. Pratt'~ List of Delawares Who Became American Citizens (1866). KANWAKA-Newspaper Items (1888) . . • . . • . . . LECOMPTON-Samuel SMITH's Testimony (1856) • . • . MARION-Minut~s of the Organizational Meeting of Fairview Brethren Church (1887) . . • . . . . • • PALMYRA-LettJr from Palmyra Township (1859) . . . WAKARUSA-Biographical Sketch of John Crimp WATTS. WILLOW SPRINGS-Where Worden Church Got It's Name. Courthouse Terms . . . • . Queries. . . . .1 • • • • • • • • Book Review-The ISource . . • • • • • . • . . . . Coming in Next I~ssue . * * * * * * ~~C}r>:~~"p_~.g~'_·ihe ~sreUIflllt1tute. A Tra-inirig--Col~ege ,for: Indians, !It Lawrence, - - - , 'from the 'Illustrated ~~, Apr1l 12, 1890 'ssue , " "The I~aian· fr;inin:g'i0i'fege ,,: si tuated two mll;s s~uth ~r ~;rence, in Douglas County, Kans~s, is ca~led the Haskell Institute, after Mr. Dudley Haskell, oneof the representatives 0 that State in Congress. It is under the control of the U. S. Government. - I 1 The inmates are male and female members from all tribes liVing in the Indian territory, our correspondent haVing seen there representatives of twenty d1fferent tr1bes • • •HafVSY Wh1teshteld, one of th1s tribe,'and son of the principal chief of the tr1be, Chief Wh1teshield~ has been at the Goveruemt Institute at Carltsle ,PA, also at college at Hanover, in Indiana and f1nished at the Haskell Institute' The boys are taught read1ng, writing, and arithmetio, with oarpentry and waggon~ building and tailoring. The gtrls learn reading, writing, arithmetic, sewing and cooking. The, pup11s~,un1forms are all made-by the boys and girls, under the superintendance of capable teachers. The girls wear pinafores and stuff dresses' !~~t ~~~;~-'~~. jean suits, somewhat s1m1lar to t,he un1form of the U.S. troops, ~d :-.,.---r------ ., ./ .\. · · · • · · 104 104 104 105 105 106 108 108 110 116 118 119 123 127 · 135 136 . 137 138 · 138 139 . 140 · 141 143 · 144 145 146 148 . 150 150 �104 ''0. ALLEN. Isabel ~and M1lton. 1317 St,Im~g,. Lawrence. Kansas 66044 ,',':1BUR1CH}1LL".,.Mary. 1622 Kentucky. Lawrence. Kansas 66044 'BRUNK. Dor1 s. ,508 Oswell. Bakersf1eld. Callfornla 93307 CURD. Flora C~. 4750 70th Street. No. 39. La Mesa Callfornla 92041 DAVIS, Donna V •• 475J>----L-'lotl:l_~treet. No. 39._ La Jil.~sa. CAl9~~041<:.:: :":'"".'~~ FREEMAN: Marj~r-leH •• -2317 Ander.son Road.--Lawrence. KS' 66046 --GANTZ. Arlynn 'G •• Route 3. St. Louis. Michigan~8-8-8(f--GIBSON. Frances D •• !~S99 Whl tehorn Dr •• at. 9. Midland. MI 48640 HOOVER. Mark A •• 1573 Beverly ad •• Idaho Falls. ID 83402 PATTERSON. Julla A •• 1816 Maple Lane. # F-38. Kent WA 98032 RAINBOLT. Robert and aosalee.~Rt #1. Lot E. 33. McLouth KS 66054 -a" SHOGRIN; Quen~ln and Donna. 648 Schwarz Rd. Lawrence. KS 66044 j----- -- --- SlIR.EVE.,~<'Elalne:. 1707 W~ -21st st •• Lawrence. KS 66046 -; ,_ . ___STOU:PPE, Elleen. Alabama KS- ----66044-- - -- --- 1739 ---- - - - -St - - ••- Lawrence. - - - - -----=-~~- -" -- I __ _ .l... ;CA~'N,~':;;:DOnald::~~d,~a,913erta. 2416 Mornlngslde Dr.. Lawrence,. KS 66046 , ___ - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - __________ - ---- - r-- --- ---- I , \ I I Fi\.MILY REUN-I'ONS_ Charles RIST-Famlly Reunlon. June 16. 1985. Douglas County Falrgrounds. Bldg #2. For more information contact: Earl Curtl$s. 1623 Harper St.', Lawrence. KS 66044 \_i :-:::-_ _ -'-_ ._ :':f-_---:=-~_~==_~_;_: _' :~.~ ~ / " -ti~---:--:-_.__---:::-::-:---=.=-:---======-:--:--:-====~~~bL_ =-=-:::: .. =-:--: The Douglas County G~nealoglcal Soclety 'ls a non-profit organization wlth regularly scheduled meetlngs the second Tuesday night of each month, 7: 30 P.M., meeting place to be announced. Mini-workshops are held the first Monday evening after the regular monthly meeting At 7:00 P.M. in the Gallery Room of Fhe Lawrence Public Library. Membership fees are $10.00 s1ngle. $11.00: fam1ly-. The fiscal year 1s from July 1 to June 30 of the fol19w1ng, year. I \ ·:-:-~~~---------:----t'--==-----~~~------~~------~====~~==~::1 L_ ' -'j. .::- ---~ - - _ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -------- - - - I 4-- �105 Sketch settlement as vlsuallzed by Henry Worrall about 1900.: Pl~ture'. from Kansas .. A.P1ctoral Hlstory, by Nyle H. MUler, Edgar Langsdorf and Robert W. Rlchmond • .. _ _ _ _ _ _ _-'--_ _ _--:0-,._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _--,-_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - ... I --- - - - ----- In September of 1827, Banlel Morgan BOONE, son of Danlel BOONE of Kentucky was appolnted "farmer" to the Kansas Indlans and was employed .by the federal government to teach the Indlans the art of agrlculture. Hls'settlement was located seven mlles northwest of present Lawrence on the south llne of present Jefferson Co. Hls son Napoleon, born Aug 22 1828 appears to have been the flrst whlte chlld born ln Kansas ------------ i r· TRAnIN-G-PO~T~~- ~ci"··~iSSI ~~~ WHI CH SERVW- t~e- ~NDIANS COUNTY •. KANSAS in 'DOUGLis"L1 c· 1.) Trading house of Frederlck CHOUTEAU"establ1shed at Horseshoe Lake (present day Lakevlew) ln 1829. Abandoned ln 18)1. I L 2.) Tradlng post of Frederlck CHOUTEAU, establlshed ca. 1827-28 and removed ln 18)0 to the mouth ot Mlsslon Creek in Shawnee Co. ).) Methodlst Eplscopal Mlsslon (Shawnee) establlshed in 1848 near the mo!t;h of the Wakarusa under the charge ot Rev. Abraham STILL. / L, r -.........n-. ) - -r' ___________·_A_b_an __d_o_n_e_d__l_n~1-8-5j?~~~-~-~~~1~~~:~w~a~s;Q~n~S~e~c~8~.,~T~W~P~1-)-,--R--2-1--E~.----~--~~~--------~1 JINDIAN PLACE-NAMESJ EUDORA-town ln Douglas County named for Chlef Paschal FISH I S daaghter, Eudora. WAKARUSA (river, townshlp and flrst name of Lawrence, KS)Legend has lt that an Indian malden was crossing the stream on horseback untll she reallzed that she was half lmmersed and crled out "Wau-ka-ru-sa!' (or "hlpdeep". The stream was named accordlngly. Another deflnl tlon of WAKARUSA is: "the river upon whose bankS grew the wll4 mllkweed". SARCOXIE-(name Grant Townshlp coc-sa), chlef 11 ved north: of North Lawrence of the townshlp ln Jefferson Co. from whlch was formed)-named for Chlef Sarcoxle (Sahof the Turtle band of Delaware Indlans who Law-rence-'and ran a ferry from present-day to Lawrence, KS. ,----',- .I \ --- �106 ,INDIANS of DOUGLAS COUNTY. KANSAS The earliest European mention of t~~; great tribes whose homes and hunting grounds extended over::~:the reglon afterwa~ds known as the Terrl tory of Kansas ls on a map by Father Marq,;ue.tte/ /) ;:-r'ThlStirilaP was drawn subsequent to the voyage of Marquette arid Jol/let 0.) -'in' 'the summer of 1673. It was for one of these trlbes. the KANSA (Cansez. Konza etc.) that the State of Kansas was later named. II In Douglas County. Kansas the two prlncipal tribes who settled the area were the Shawnees and the Delawares. They had arrived ln Kansas in the 1820' s and by the time that most of ~h~m.we~e sent to other reservatlons ln the 1850's and 18.60'smany.-hadPal:~e~d~3£y",\'\ (!~oi~edcf:§lsi~~~~]i~J-our tlmes. '~"--~/ ,- ---- THE SHAWNEE By treatles of June 1825. the Shawnee were removed to a tract of land "50 miles square s1tuated west of the State of Missour1 and wlth1n the purchase lately made from the Osage." This tract 1ncluded all of Douglas County except Grant townsh1p. (See map on lnslde of back cover). Aided by the miss10narles who settled among them. the Shawnees soon were livlng a relat1vely comfortable l1fe wlth log houses and well cultivated fields. The Shawnees 'eventually estab11shed a form of government arid ~n the1r elect10n of 1855, they elected the follow1ng members: ,- ,OO.uN..eIlI.: Henry BLUE J~CKET. DOUGHERTY. TOOLEY. Simon HILL and TUCKER:. CLERK: Matthew KING; INTERPRETEB: Charles BLUE JACKET and, PRINCIPAL CHIEFS: Joseph PARKS and Grah~~RO(:;:ERS~, One of the f1rst hotels 1n Kansas was one bu11t and operated by Shawnee Ind1an, Paschal FISH 1n present-day Eudora.* -The "FISH HOUSE" (Hotel) was a welcome haven for many a wh1te settler pass1ng through Douglas County 1n territorial days and afterward. In an art1cle ent1tled "Remin1scences of 1855" by C.H. D1ckson 1n Collections of\ the Kansas State H1storical Soc1ety, Mr. D1ckson r~c~lled arr1v n g w1th fellow travellers at Mr. FISH':~hotel 1n 1855: . / I 1 ,"The room ass1gned to us had a large open flrG-~j)l;.8.,ce,. , __ one bed, and perhaps a half-dozen chairs .Th1nkOf-32(~~e:~:· people, men. women and ch11dren together, sleep1ng 1n that---·/ space of 16 by 16 feet. Well we d1d, somehow, us1ng the bedd1ng from our wagons. First we had supper. Our hostess had to set table four or five t1mes. for s'o many ••• i twas late bedtime before my supper was over. and when I went to the sleep1ng room ••• on looking for bedding. I found that one buffalo robe was all that was left me." _ ,Shawnee Ind1an. Robert ROBERTTAILE held the' or1g1nal land pate~t to a tract of land later to become the City of Lawrence. 111 1854 the Shawnees numbered about 900 1nclud1ng about 20 wh1te men who had marr1ed 1nto the tr1be. On May 10. le54, the Shawnee trlbe ceded to the U.S. the ent1re tract set apart for them 1n 1825. * See page 137 for more 1nformat10n about Paschal FISH �107 The government retroceded to the trlbe land amountlng to about 200 acres per tribal member. mostly in Johnson County. As soon as the land was thrown open to whl te settlement.. squatters came from nelghboring states to secure claims in Douglas County. THE -DELAWARE-- . ,0 }i~/~~::';;--Br.eaent~":l',da.y'r,_GIlan,t' ;townshlp-in _Douglas Count-y~. Kansas. was: \.part of the traot of land whlch the Delaware Indians settled in' 1829. The Delawares clalmed to be the pareC.,t.L·,stem"from.which the numerous Algonquln trlbes descen¢ed and were referred to by other tribes as "Grandfather". Thelr earliest known home was in ,tke the lower part of Pennsylvanla and New Jersey. In 1818. the Delawares rellnqulshed their clalm to the State of Indiana and were assigned lands ln Mlssourl where they removed to the James Fork of the Whlte Rlver untll the treaty of 1829 when that tract Was rellnquished and they were granted lands ln Kansas "In the fork of the Kansas and Mlssourl rlvers extendlng up the Kansas Rlver to the Kansas (Indlan) llne'and up the Missourl Rlver to Camp Leavenworth and thence by a line drawn westerly leavlng a space ten mlles wide. 'noi:,th,··,ofthe Kansas boundary line for an outlet. (Ft. Leavenworth was reserved to the U.S.) (See map on lnslde of back cover) • The U.S. government erected a grist and saw mill for the Delaware and furnlshed them cattle. Some of the Delawal1ebecame farmers. but the majority subsisted chiefly by huntlng and serv1ng as guldes to wh1tes travel11ng West. '. In the book. Beyond The M1ss1ssippi. by Albert R1chardson 1n 1867 there ls a good descr1pt10n of a dark ra1ny n1ght ln 1858 (iif-;; when Mr. Rlchardson. unable to travel any farther 1n the lnclement weather oame upon the log house of a Delaware famlly not many m1les out of Lawrence. . lilt was a s1ngle room ten or 12 feet square. There were three men. dressed 1n coats and pantaloons. who had long coarse black ha1r ••• and susp1c10us countenances" and "a stout squaw,. cheery and open-faced (who) wore z1nc ear-r1ngs as large as sllver dollars". "Crouch1ng bes1de her was a g1rl of 8 years also wearing the metallic ear-r1ngs" and"from a sw1ng1ng hammock an Ind1an papoose of American descent ..... "Supper· over the little girl filled and 11ghted an earthen p1pe with reed stem a foot long. Smo~~ng..a few wh1ffs she handed it to her mother." ' In 1854 the Delaware ceded most of the1r lands to the U.S. At this time the tr1be numbered about 900. A large port10n of the tribe removed to Indian territory in 1868 and the rest to thelr. ~ome·s a-t the W-1ch1 ta Agency. , Note: Se-e page lJ80f th1s lssue of . : PIONEER for allst of those Delaware.who dec1ded to become U.S. c1tizens. �108 : ,~ 1 J .. -~-. -. - HASKELL INSTITUTE: , ,-- " CELEBRATING IT's CENTENNIAL _ _~_ _ _ . _ _ _ _ I,·' _ L ;,'by $~teven Jansen. Pfl~.D.i Vbz.ec:tofl.., Wa;tfUn.6 Commu.n.Lty MU6ewn 'I , I \fo~ '_~le " . ![ ---':----- DUDLEY HASKELL~--c-'- Haskell Institute commemorates "me·'iUindr·ed years of operation in .the' story of Indian schools reaches back to 1879. 19~5,~­ In that year a law was passed ______ --../- est'ablishing industrial training schools for the youth of Indian tribes. The first school was near Carlisle, Pennsylvania and directed by the original promoter of Indian education, Captain Richard H. Pratt. Plans for additional schools in more central locations were soon being developed. In July, 1881 the Lawrence Tribune observed that Lawrence had a good chance to be selected as the site of one of these schools. Major James M. Haworth, Inspector of Indian schools, was to decide where to place the schools. As an inducement to place a school here, local citizens worked hard in the summer of 1882 on a fund-raising campaign which netted $lO,OOO!which was used to purchase a 280 acre farm. The farm was offered as a campus for an Indian school and by the end of the year Haworth decided to locate a school here. In 1883, architect John G. Haskell prepared plans for two dormitories and a school building and work began on them in the fall. His brother, Dudley C. Haskell was then Chairman of the,.Indian Affairs Committee in the House of Representatives. He was an advocate of industrial training schools as worthwhile solutions to the Indian question. By 1883, Dudley Haskell was a rising Republican politician and a member of the powerful Ways and Means Committee. When Dudley Haskell died on December 16, 1883 from a chronic kidney disease known at that time as Bright's disease, he was a relatively young man. The Lawrence Journal stated four days later "Probably at no time in the history of our city has a death brought such universal sorrow and regret as that of our deceased statesman." Dudley Haskell's life left a distinct memory of his value and inspired a deep initial interest in 'the cause of Indian education which was assessed in the September 21, 1884 Lawrence Journal,. It stated that Dudley: �109 "'studied the Indian question closely • • • had he lived he would have accomplished a vast amount in aiding the. cause of Indian education:.l11 The newspaper spoke of the choice of Haskell as a name for the Lawrence Indian school as being "a merited compliment." Today Lawrence residents think of the name "Haskell'! and the Indian Junior College as unit~d which in one way ~epresents the commitment of the people of this area to Indian education. The Centenn:i.al Committee at Haskell has brought in many special programs and 'helped all of us to see the great div~rsity and rich culture of Native Americans. These Centennial activities are also leading to a rebil:;th of local support and interest in this federal school. ~,re invite your part:icipation in these activities. We hope you will visit the exhibit, "Haskell: 100 years" at the Watkins Community Museum. Other centennial !3,ctivit:j:es upcoming are, "Native American Works from Woolaroc, The Frank Phillips :Fqund~t;i:on MU$eum, Ba,1;tle$ville", at the Adams Alumni Center February 24-April 5, a,nd "Contempor-ary Nativ·e Amer;i:can Art - curated by the Gardiner Art Gallery of Qkla,h9ma, Sta,te University, Stillwater" at the Art and Design Gallery, University Qf Ka,n!?a,s, Ma,rch 17 .,.. April:.5. OBITUARY OF FRED INGALLS of HASKELL INSTITUTE. .'_".?..,;r :.... ~ryT~' ~'_' ·,~''.t~ .~_ L ________ _ From the-LaWrenCe-~-jQurnal ~ Eyening Tribune. Novmeber 10. 1892 "Haskell Items" o I Last Saturday evening Fred Ingalls. a Modoc. a bright and interesting boy of thirteen years of age died after an illness of two weeks. He belonged to that tribe that defied so stubbornly 1n the lava beds of Oregon the attempts of our government in '72-3 to send them to their reservations and finally were starved out and ob11ged to cap1tulate but not until they had treacherously put to death our Un1ted States comm1ssioners. General Candy and Dr. Thomas who were attempt1ng to make a treaty with them. For this act their leader Captain Jack and three of his followers were executed. The tribe was then sent to the Lanpan Agency. I.T •• near Baxter Springs Kas. and were for several years under the influence of those consecreated and honored missionaries. Asa and Emmeline Tuttle. Since their removal. however. the mortality among them has been great and many have d1ed. Fred was the last of five brothers. his father and mother having also d1ed. He was a very bright. interesting boy. quick at numbers. readily grasping ideas. speaking English well. of an acttve. nervous temperament but never seemlng very strong or rugged slnce he came. It ls sald that he planted the germs of disease 1n the territory before com1ng here by the klnd of gypsy 11fe he led. camp1ng out and sleep1ng 1n the open a1r. Monday we lald blm to rest 1n the 11ttle Ind1an cemetery and the serv1ce at the grave. w1t~ the long row of school mates and fr1ends standing by with reverent ~ooks and upllfted hats pay1ng the last mark of respect and love to the1r young school fellow was touch1ng and 1mpressive. It 1s the f1rst death that has occurred at the Inst1tute for n1ne months. There are four other members of the tr1be here. a daughter of Scar Faced Charley who was w1th Capt Jack at the massacre of the commlss10ners. and three ~oys. one called Asa Tuttle. from the miss10nary. a very bright, ·lnterestlng boy. * .* * * * (Notel See THE PIONEER. Vol II. No.2. p. 48-50 for a l1st of those bur1ed 1n Haskell Ceme.tery (1885-1943) • ~----- -_._--- - - - - - .' .' <•• , �, . DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1876 From Book 4 in the of"fice of the Clerk of the ·SpeciaIIzed. 171"lsion "of-the Distrt"ct"Court, Room 144',~~~:~~~!=,:~ Judicial & Law Enforcement Center, Lawrence, Kansas. Compl:1ed by Edna Welling and Vivian Clough . , . Bridegroom Bride ADAMS, James W. AKERS, Henry ALBRECHT, B. ALCORN, Sylvester ALLEN, Frank A. ALLEN, Samuel R. (K) ARNOLD, Edward BARBER, John BARNHART, Joseph BARNHART, William BARTLETI', Joseph E. BASEL, William H. BEBOUT, Joseph BECKER, Stephen BENSON, John A. BOLIN, (BOHN), Daniel BORER, (BOWER) Joseph BRADSHAW, James M. BURNETT, Henry C. CADE, Jacob (Joseph) CADE, Phenis ' CAMERON, Noah CANTRELL, Hiram B. PEARSON, Jennie M. WESTERHAUSE, Anna WHIPPLE, Alice PENNER, Mary ROGERS, Jennie WHITNEY, Mattie L. GABRIEL, Henrietta MOORE, Arabella P. FISHBURN, America S. MICHAEL, Sarah E. WHITCOMB, Lily A. PALMER, Frances J. MURPHY, Maggie DOLLINGER, Emily MALM, Hilda ANDERSON, Mary HEILIGENSTEIN, Mary BRUBAKER, Lydia COFFEY, Jennie R. ROSE, Sophronia A. YATES, Amanda WARREN, Emily A. YEWDOLL, (YENDALL) Charlotte PRICE, Mary E. ARMS, Martha HAMLINE,(HAVLINE) Lizzie WHEELER, Mary D. HIATI', Mrs. Fannie B. PRENTICE, Adelaide L. BALDWIN, Mary M. PETI'IBONE , Elvira E. DOBBINS, Ella BAILEY, Mary BRADEN,_ I.~abe~.A .. _ : CARUTHERS, Thomas S. CHAPLEY , John CLARK, Robert COCHRAN, Joseph S. ,COLE, Thomas J. CORBIN, John N. COURSEN, Phillip S. COX, Samuel H. CRANE, Charles W•• CRANE, Clark S. . ,' _ D.AYlS,. C~~les ~~_ \ if other than Lawrence Date & Place , 28 Dec. 1876 1 Feb. 1876 3 Aug. 1876, 12 Feb. 1876 27 May 1876 14 Nov. 1876 17 Oct. 1876 13 Dec. 1876 9 Nov. 1876 23 Nov. 1876 28 June 1876 2.5 Dec. 1876 7 Sept. 1876 30 Apr. 1876 25 Nov. 1876 18 Apr. 1876 4 May 1876 2.5 Oct. 1876 '. 13 Sept. 1876 2 Mar. 1876 3 Feb. 1876 1 June 1876 License only Topeka, Ks. Shawnee Co. Officiant J.W. Cockins, Rev. W.O. Kretsinger, Pastor John Q.!.Norton, P.J. Linus Blokesley, Pastor T.B.Gray, M.G. John Q.A.Norton, P.J. S.W.Lloyd, M.G. Peter Brubaker, M.G. Peter Brubaker, M.G. S.W.Spring, Pastor John Wilder, J.P. John Q.A.Norton, P.J. Geo. Tonnies, Rev. John Q.A.Norton, P.J. S.J. Asterberg, M.G. John Piehler, Priest Christopher Flory, M.G. A.A.Trimper, M.G. J.H. Bonebrake, M.G. John Q.A.Norton, P.J. Edward Gill, M.G. 20 Jan. 1876 3 Sept. 1876 26 Feb. 1876 John.Q.A.Norton, P.J. T B.Gray, Min. R.A. Caruthers, M.G. 1.5 June 1876 28 Feb. 1876 20 Jan. 1876 11 July 1876 15 Sept. 1876 4 July 1876 24 Dec. 1876 1 Sept. 1876 19 Jan. 1876 A.A.Trimper, M.G. S.W. Lloyd, M.G. John W. Young, Min. A.A.Trimper, Min. T.B.Gray, Min. W.O. Kretsinger, Min. Henry W. Conry, M.G. Chas. Chadwick, J.P. V.M. King, M.G • ..... ..... o �-, ~,.:'\~, :';1 DOUGLAS COUNTY. KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1876 Bridegroom Bride .DAV+S: 'wiiliam -- -- -SPENCER~Efien -'M. \--_-=DEVER. ,Sheldon B. PIPER. Ella .DOLISI. John MOLL. -Elizabeth DOWNS, Eli A. HARBOUR. Sarah E. DRENDEL, Joseph HEILIGENSTEIN,. Adelheia DUDLEY. Luther C. SHOBERT, Sarah M. DUMMER, William H. WISER(WIZER). Jennie DUTTON, Daniel P. WATSON. Lorinda J. EASTMAN. Nelson D. UNDERWOOD. Lucinda EBERHART. Obadiah FLORY, Saty ELAM, Tilman C. FEARER, Mary A. ELLIOTT. Andrew G. SEATON. Rebecca ERVIN. Charles HALL. Mary FLORA. Josiah D. HARBOUR, Martha E. FLORY. Cyrus METSKER. Sarah E. FISHER. Frederie G. RICHARDS;, Emma L. FRICKER. William D. TRIMPER. Lucy E. FURGUSON, Lewis S. SILVERS. Catherine GAUSNELL. Joseph M. STILES. Eliza A. GAYLORD. Owen C. TAYLOR. Julia K. GILL. Albert P. OLIVER.;; Julia T. GILMORE. John ANDERSON. Matilda GINN,(ZINN) Moses SWEEZER. Olive GORDON. Wm. F. BOONE. S. Margaret GRACEY, Simon P. ROFFEL. Eliza A. GREENFIELD, Charles ARNOLD. Martha HOGAN. Thomas EDWARDS. Mattie HALBURT. John TOYNE, Sarah Jane HAMMERT, John MARFILIUS. Magdelena HARDEN, James H. KIRBY:, Mary E. HARDING, James C. FISHPAW. Maggie HARRIS. Walker LEE, Rebecca HATCH, Charles DONOHOE, Lizzie A. HATTEN. Henry H. COTES (COLES), Francis HAYS, William LINNING. Virginia A. HENDERSON, Andy RUBr, Anna HOERSEMAN. Frank KAMMEYER. Sophia W. HOLMES, Ezra R. NOEACKER. S.E. (Cont'd) Date & Place if other than LaWrence.7 Aug. 1876 " 11 Oct. 1876 28 Nov. 187.6 16 Feb. 1876: 12 Sept. 1876 21 Mar. 1876 15 Mar. 1876 1 12 Mar. 1876' 7 Jan. 1876 Shawnee Co., Ks. 13 Aug. 1876 9 Mar. 1876 12 Feb. 1876 30 May 1876 License only 23 Feb. 1876 24 Feb. 1876 10 June 1876 25 Dec. 1876 22 July 1876 21 Sept. 1876 24 Aug. 1876 3 July 1876 25 Aug. 1876 20 July 1876 22 Sept. 1876 4 Sept. 1876 27 Sept. 1876 28 Dec. -1876 27 Jan. 1876 24 Apr. 1876 14 Nov. 1876 27 Feb. 1876 13 Jan. 1876' 12 Sept. 1876 17 Aug. 1876 3 June 1876 1 Nov. 1876 30 Nov. 1876 27 Apr. 1876 Officiant ::-:::--::=-==--==--====-.: ~'~S':W . Lloyd, M.G. , J.W. Cockins"Pas~or Alb Weikmam. Priest J·~W. 'Clock,--M-;G. Albert Weikmam. Priest John QA. Norton, P.J. Henry M. Greene. M.G. W. Skeels, Elder Thomas Johnson, J.P. Christopher Flory. M.IG. W.O. Kretsinger, Min. John QA .. Norton , P.J. Peter Brubaker. M.G. Peter Brubaker, M.G. J . W. Cockins. "'" Pas tor A.A.Trimper, M.G. John QA. Norton, P.J. S.J. McNaughton, J.P. S.W.Lloyd, M.G. Henry W. Conry, M.G. A.A.Trimper, M.G. Henry W. Conry, M.G. S.W.Spring, Pastor John QA. Norton, P.J. John QA. Norton, P.J. R.T.W.James, M.G. Charles Chadwick, J.P. Geo. Tonnies, Rev. Henry W. Conry, M.G. A.S. Baldwin, J.P. Dudley Lee, M.G. John QA. Norton, P.J. H.H~Ha:rris, J.P. John QA. Norton, P.J~ Dudley Lee, M.G. John A. Reitz, M.G. Henry W. Conry, M.G. .... .... .... �pOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1876 Bridegroom HOUK, John W. HOWSER, John W. JOHNS, John JOHNSON, Charles JOHNSON, Swan JONES David KENNEDY, Oscar C. KEPLER, David KING, Harden KINZY, John R. KNIGHT, Geo. W. KNOTT, Abner C. KOEHLER, William LAGERQUIST, John A•. LAWSON, Thomas S. LEASCH, Adoniram LEE, Henry LEEPER, Gilbert C. LEFMAN, . John H. LEIS, George LESLIE, Thomas G. LEVETT, Edward LEWIS, Ebenzer LINDSEY, Sandy LOWE, Robert M. LUDINGTON, George H. MANNING, B.S.W. MANNIX, Cornelius MANTER, Addison MATHEWS, Charles McDONALD, Edmond E. McKNIGHT, William F. McMURRAY, John MELLINGER (METTINGER), . James D. Bride Date & Place if NUFFER, Hannah 28 Dec .. 1876 MOHLER, Elizabeth 15 Aug. 1876 MARTIN, Mary E. 13 Jan. 1876 JOHNSONj Emma M. 20 Oct. 1876 ERICKSON, Anna 24 Mar. 1876 BRYANT, Chaney 21 Dec. 1876 CORNELIUS, Laura 27 June 1876 . SHOEBERT, Mary E. 11 11ay 1876 FOX, Matilda 13 Dec. 1876 GRAY, Clara E. 9 Nov. 1876 AYERS, Emma . 22 July 1876 GORE, Rachel 27 Apr. 1876 GEIB, Anna 4 Dec. 1876 HERNING, Sarah A. 2 Nov. 1876 STANLEY, Sarah E. 6 Dec. 1876 PARKER, 'Myrti1la E. 9 Feb. 1876 CARTER, Elizabeth 25 May 1876 COFFEY, Martha F. 18 Apr. 1876 MIENZER(MINZER)(MINZIER), Louisa 31 May 1876 ROSS, Lillian 26 Oct. 1876 COOKE, Hellen A . 3 1 May 1876 STANFIELD, Mary 5 Mar. 1876 _-CLARKE,Sarah 8 Apr. 1876 JONES, Jennie 1 July 1876 PATE, Emma 24 Sept. 1876 BLODGETT, Jessi e B. 2 Feb. 1876 WILLIAMS, Mary 26 Sept. 1876 WILLIAMSON, Hannah 26 Oct. 1876 DAVIS, Clara M. 5 Dec. 1876 JOHNSON, Ida 21 Dec. 1876 WILSON, May(Mary) 24 Aug. 1876 LAUGHTON, Mary A. 17 Apr. 1876 TAYLOR, Georgia 5 Jan. 1876 NELSON, Maggie B. 20 June 1876 (Cont'd) other than Lawrence Jefferson Co., Ks. Leavenworth Co., Ks. Jefferson Co., Ks. ,Officiant Ph. Fricker, M.G. Peter Brubaker, M.G. John Q.H. Norton, P.J. S.J. Osterberg, M.G. A.A.Trimper, M.G. Josiah Terrel, M.G. James Bryson, M.G. Wm. H. Fullour, J.P. R.T.W. James, M.G. R.T.W. James, M.G. John Q.A. Norton, P.J. Josiah Ferrel, M.G. George Tonnies, Pastor A.C. Peck, Minn. A.J. Haskin, J.P. A.A.Trimper, M.G. William S. Harrod, M.G. License only Franklin Co., Ks. Leavenworth Co., Ks. License only License only A.F. Kesfhage, M.G. L.W. Spring, Pastor J.W. Clock, M.G. Ilam Relsall, Min. Thomas Allison, M.G. J.H. Bonebrake, M.G. Alfred·Barnes, Pastor Henry W. Conry, M.G. A.C. Peck, M.G. John Q.A. Norton, P.J. Bedford Drisddlr; M.G... W.F.Harwood, J.P. John Q.H.Norton, P.J. A.A.Trimper, M.G. ..... ..... N �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1876 (Cont'd) Bridegroom Bride Date & Place if other than Lawrence Officiant MENDENHALL, Charles MINNIX, (MINICH), Fleming H. MITCHELL, James T. MOORE, Ely MOORE, Robert R. MO~GAN, Gilbert H. MORRISON, John BOYD, Nancy 10 May 1876 Henry W. Conry, M.G. ROYER, Susan HARDIN, Susan J. FRAWLEY, Mary A. GRAVELEY, Emma A. SIMMONS, Rachel E. WILBER (WILBUR) , , Emily F. FRAME , Matilda HARRIS, Sarah CAMPBELL, Eva HADLEY, Arabella S. WHITE, Susan DAVIS, Katie B. SHOUT, Agnes M. GREEN, Lucinda BURROWS, Calista A. MOSSER, Carrie LACY, Phebe A. WALMSLEY, Mollie HARRIS, Samantha A. MACK, Sarah A.L. DOWNING, Julia A. DAVIS, Laura 6 Oct. 1876 25 Dec. 1876 5 Jan. 1876 6 June 1876 1 Mar. 1876 John Bower, M.G. Henry W. Conry, M.G. W.F .Fi tzgerald, Priest. Thos. H. Phillips, M.G. Albert M. Richardson, M.G. 27 'Sept ~ . 1876 4 July 1876 6 Nov. 1876 21 Dec. 1876 22 Aug. 1876 1 Apr. 1876 31 Aug. 1876 24 Feb. 1876 16 Aug. 1876 25 Dec. 1876 12 May 1876 Tonganoxie, Leav. Co., Ks. 1 Feb. 1876 21 June 1876 Shawnee Co., Ks. 19 July 1876 12 Dec. 1876 25 Oct. 1876 12 Feb. 1876 T.C.Darling, J.P. Henry W. Reed, M.G. John Q.A.Norton, P.J. A.M. Richardson, M.G. A.A.Trimper, M.G. L.C.Biggs, M.G. Werter R. Davis, M.G. Peter Brubaker, M.G. W.L.Harrod, M.G. John Q.A. Norton, P.J. John Q.A.Norton, P.J. James Boicourt, Min. H.R. Button, M.G. Elihu Green, M.G. L.W.Spring, Pastor H.W. Conry, M.G. Geo. W. Smith, J.P. LEHMANN, Hellen A.C. PARKER, Hattie E. PARRIE, Alice C. WALTERS, Nancy E. LEWIS, Eunice A. ARNOLD, Eliza WHITE, Ellen READ, Mosia ESSON, Hellen D. 23 Oct. 1876 19 Mar. 1876 13 July 1876 30 Oct. 1876 Jefferson Co., Ks. 23 Feb. 1876 15 Sept. 1876 30 Sept. 1876 3 May 1876, 27 Dec. 1876 MORTON', William A. MOSSER ,,~ George NESBITT, Charles H. NEWLIN, Joseph H. NEWMAN, Marshall G. NORTH, Uriah OLIVER, Henry N. PATE, Daniel PENROOD(PENROD) Isaac PETERS, Louis H. PHENICIE, William 'C. PHILLIPS, Jerold PINE, Henry A. PINKSTON, Ephraim W. RANDELL, Walter P. REED, Henry REINCHILD(RHEINSCHILD), George D. RICHARDS, Geo. M. RIDGEWAY, Zacharie T. ROOT, Horace E. ROSE, Alexander ROY, Ralph G. SCOTT, Charles SHEPARD, General L. SMILEY, James W. John Q.A.Norton, P.J. A.C.Peck, Clergy Chas Chadwick, J.P. John N. Holliday, M.G. : S:W.LIQyd"M:G. T. B. -Gray, Min. Rufus Parks, M.G. Dudley Lee, M.G. Henry W. Conry, M.G. �pOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1876 Bridegroom SMITH, Hiatt S. SMITH, James SMITH, John F. SNOW, Wm. H. SNYDER, Hel'lry E. SNYDER, Henry J. STOUDER(STOUDEN) Joseph TOLES, Nathan B. VARNER, David VAUSBINDER, John R. VOGEL, Robert WADE, James A. WALKER, Jenks WARE, Geo. P. WATTS, Isaac WATTS. Sylvester A. WESTHEFFER, Elias WEYMORTH, William H. WHEELER, Fred A. WHITEFORD, Silas B. WHITSELL, Willis WILLIAMS, Christopher' V. WILLIAMSON, Charles A. WILLIAMSON, James F. WILSON, Lenuel T. WOODWARD, George W. WOODWARD, James R. WYATT, Frank VANCIL, Izri B. ZINN, Geo. W. Bride -,-DOUGLAS, Lizzie WILLIAMS, Parthena PERRY, Mary SMITH, Carrie FEATHERSTON, Mary STEWART, Mollie(Mattie) WILLS, Susan POPE, Maggie CRAVENS, Annie TUCKER, Margaret GUTMUCHEL, Mary LEIGH, Mary S. DRAKE, Lucy A. :' SNYDER, Sarah RUSSELL, Elizabeth REYNOLDS, Luella H. PEEBLES, Deborah E. PEARSON, Belle PIPER, Mattie F. McGLOTHLIN, Eva GREEN, Josie BROWN, Lizzie McKNIGHT, Emma M. NEW, Catherine BONHAM, Sarah C. BULLOCK, Maggie A. BAUM, Martha E. LATSHAW, Jennie E. GOVE, Myra PATE, Laura N. (Cont'd) Date & Place if other than Lawrence Officiant 17 Feb. 1876 7 Sept. 1876 22 Feb. 1876 4 Oct. 1876 8 July 1876 30 Jan. 1876 13 May 1876 10 Aug. 1876 30 'July 1876 27 Apr. 1876 10 Oct. 1876 20 Jan. 1876 12 Aug. 1876 21 Aug. 1876 15 Feb. 1876 25 Oct. 1876 4 Oct. 1876 20 Dec. 1876 9 Mar. 1876 25 Jan. 1876 20 Oct. 1876 C.H. Strong, Rev. Gabriel Gray, M.G. W.S. Harrod, M.G. M.Mc Featters, M.G. Charles Chadwick, J.P. Alfred Barnes, Pastor John G.A. Norton, P.J. W.L. Harrod, M.G. O.C. Wisner, Miri. John Q.A. Norton, P.J. Alb. Weikmam, Priest S.W.Lloyd, M.G. Rufus Parks, M.G. John Q.A.Norton, P.J. Paul Yiegler, Rector John Q.A. Norton, P.J. Job Robinson, M.G. 1 July 1876 25 Nov. 1876 16 Mar. 1876 10 Aug. 1876 27 Feb. 1876 19 Mar. 1876 29 Mar. 1876 16 Feb. 1876 25 July 1876 Osage Co., Ks. License only JosephDenison, M.G. John Q.A. Norton, P.J. W.L.Harrod, M.G. A.S.Baldwin, J.P. John Q.A. Norton, P.J. John Q.A.Norton, P.J. John Q.A. Norton, P.J. David T. Woodward, M.G. L.M.Sawyer, J.P. J.W.Cockins, Rev. John Q.A.Norton, P.J. John Q.A.Norton, P.J. �Alphabetical listing of brides from 1876 Marriage records, Douglas County, Ks. -Bride ANDERSON, Mary ANDERSON, Matilda ARMS, Martha ARNOLD, Eliza ARNOLD, Martha AYERS, Emma BAILEY, Mary BALDWIN, Mary·M. BAUM, Martha E. BLODGE'IT, Jessie B. BONHAM, Sarah C•. BOONE, S. Margaret BOYD, Nancy . BRADEN, Isabel A. BROWN, Lizzie' BRUBAKER, Lydia . BRYANT, Chaney BULLOCK, Maggie A. BURROWS, Calista A. CAMPBELL, Eva CARTER, Elizabeth CLARKE, -Sarah COFFEY, Jennie R. COFFEY, Martha F. COOKE, Hellen A. CORNELIUS, Laura COTES (COLES), Francis CRAVENS, Annie DOUGLAS, Lizzie DAVIS, Clara M. DAVIS, Katie B. DAVIS, Laura DOBBINS, Ella DOLLINGER, Emily DONOHOE, Lizzie A. DOWNING, Julia A. DRAKE, Lucy A. EASON, Hellen D. Bridegroom BOLIN, (BOHN) Daniel GILMORE, John CHAPLEY, John ROY, Ralph G. GREENFIELD, Charles KNIGHT, George W. CRANE, Clark S. COURSEN, Phillip S. WOODWARD, James R. LUDINGTON, George H. WILSON, Lemuel T. GORDON, William F. MENDENHALL, Charles DAVIS, Charles G. WILLIAMS, Christopher V. BRADSHAW, James M. JONES, David WOODWARD, George W. PENROOD,(PENROD) Isaac NESBITT, Charles H. LEE, H.eI).ry LEWIS, Ebenezer BURNETT, Henry C. LEEPER, Gilbert C. LESLIE, Thomas G. KENNEDY, Oscar C. HA'ITEN ,Henry H. VARNER, David SMITH, Hiat~ S. .MANTER, Addison NORTH, Uriah REED, Henry CRAVE, Charles W. BECKER, Stephen HATCH, Charles RANDELL, Walter P. WALKER, Jenks SMILEY, James I3ridegroom EDWARDS, Mattie ERICKSON, Anna FEARER, Mary A. FEATHERSTON, Mary FISHBURN, America S. FISHPAW, Maggie FLORY, Saty FOX, Matilda FRAME, Matilda FRAWLEY, Mary A. GABRIEL, Henrietta GEIB, Anna GORE, Rachel GOVE, Myra GRAVELEY, Emma A. GRAY, Clara E. GREEN, Josie GREEN, Lucinda GUTMUCHEL, Mary HADLEY, Arabella S. HALL, Mary HAMLINE (HAVLINE) Lizzie HARBG:UR· Martha E. HARBOUR, Sarah E. HARDIN, Susan J. HARRIS, Samantha A.: HARRIS, Sarah HEILIGENSTEIN, Adelheia HEILIGENSTEIN, Mary HERNING, Sarah A. HIATT, Mrs. Fannie B. JOHNSON, Emma M. JOHNSON, Ida JONES, Jennie KAMMEYER, Sophia W. KIRBY, Mary E. LACY, Phebe A. HAGAN, Thomas JOHNSON, Swan ELAM, Tilman C. SNYDER, Henry E. BARNHART, Joseph HARDING, James C. EBERHART, Obadiah KING, Harden MORTON, William A. MOORE, Ely ARNOLD, Edward KOEHLER, Wi~liam KNOTT, Abner C. VANCIL, Izri B. MOORE, Robert A. KINZY, John R. WHITSELL, Willis PATE, Daniel VOGEL, Robert NEWLIN, Joseph H. ERVIN, Charles CLARK, Robert FLORA, Josiah D. DOWNS, Eli A. MITCHELL, James T. PINE, Henry A. MOSSER, George DRENDEL, Joseph BOREN(BOWER), Joseph LAGERQUIST, John A. COLE, Thomas J. JOHNSON, Charles MATHEWS, Charles LINDSEY, Sandy HOERSEMAN, Frank HARDEN, James H. PHENICIE, William C. ..... ..... \.1\ �· Alphabetical listing of brides from 1876 Marriage records, Douglas County, Ks. Bridegroom LATSHAW, Jennie E. LAUGHTON, Mary A. LEE, Rebecca LEHMANN, Hellen A.C. LEIGH, Mary S. LEWIS, Eunice A. LINNING, Virigina MACK, Sarah A.L. MALM, Hilda MARFILIUS, Magdelena MARTIN, Mary E. . . McGLOTHLIN, Eva McKNIGHT, Emma M. METSKER, Sarah E. MICHAEL, Sarah E. MIENZER (MINZER)(MINZIER) Louisa MOHLER, Elizabeth MOLL, Elizabeth MOORE, Arabella P. MOSSER, Carrie MURPHY, Maggie NELSON, Maggie B. NEW, Catherine NOEACKER, i.E.NUFFER, Hannah ~ OLIVER, Julia T. PALMER, Frances J. PARKER, Hattie E. PARKER, Myrtilla E. PARR IE , Alice C. PATE, Emma PATE,- Laura N. PEARSON, Belle PEARSON, Jennie M. PEEBLES, Deborah E. WYATT. Frank McKNIGHT, William F. HARRIS, Walker REINCHILD (RHEINSCHILD), George D. WADE, James A. ROSE, 'Alexander HAYS, William PINKSTON, Ephraim W. BENSON, John A. HAMMERT, John JOHNS, John ,WHITEFORD, Silas B. WILLIAMSO~, Charles A. FLORY, Cyrus BARNHART, William LEFMAN, John H. HOWSER, John W. DOLISI, John BARBER, John PETERS, Louis H. BEBOUT, Joseph MELLINGER (METTINGER) James D. WILLIAMSON, James F. HOLMES, Ezra R. HOUK, John W. GILL, Albert P. BASEL, William H. RICHARDS, George M. LEASCH, Adoniram RIDGEWAY, Zacharie T. LOWE, Robert M. ZINN, George W. WEYMORTH, William H. ADAMS, James W. WESTHEFFER, Elias (Cont'd) Bridegroom PENNER, Mary PERRY, Mary:. PETTIBONE, Elvira E. PIPER, Ella PIPER, Mattie F. POPE, Maggie PRENTICE, Adelaide L. PRICE, Mary E. READ, Mosia REYNOLDS, Luella H. RICHARDS, Emma L. ROFFEL, Eliza A. ROGERS, Jennie ROSE, Sophronia A. ROSS, Lillian ROYER, Susan RUBY, Anna RUSSELL, Elizabeth SEATON, Rebecca SHOBERT, Sarah M. SHOEBERT, Mary E. SHOUT, Agnes M. SILVERS, Catherine SIMMONS, Rachel E. SMITH, Carrie SNYDER, Sarah SPENCER, Ellen M. STANFIELD, Mary STANLEY, Sarah E. STEWART, Mollie (Mattie) STILES, Eliza A. SWEEZER, Olive TAYLOR, Georgia TAYLOR, Julia K. TOYNE, Sarah Jane TRIMPER, Lucy E. TUCKER, Margaret UNDERWOOD, Lucinda ALCORN, Sylvester SMITH, John F. COX, Samuel H. DEVER, Sheldon B. WHEELER, Fred A. TOLES, Nathan B. CORBIN, John N. CARUTHERS, Thomas S. SHEPARD, General L. WATTS, Sylvester A. FISHER, Frederic G. GRACEY, Simon P. ALLEN, Frank A. CADE, Jacob (Joseph) LEIS, George MINNIX i(Minich), Fleming H,' HENDERSON, Andy WATTS, Isaac ELLIOTT, Andrew G; DUDLEY, Luther C. KEPLER, David OLIVER, Henry N. FURGUSON, Lewis S. MORGAN, Gilbert H. SNOW, William H. WARE, George'P. DAVIS, William LEVETT, Edward LAWSON, Thomas S. SNYDER, Henry J. GAUSNELL, Joseph M. GINN (ZINN), Moses McMURRY, John GAYLORD, Owen C. HALBURT, John FRICKER, William D. VAUSBINDER, John R. EASTMAN, Nelson D. �4lphabetical listing of brides from 1876 Marriage records, Douglas County, Ks. Bride (Cont'd) ;Bridegroom WALTERS, Nancy E. ROOT, Horace E. WALMSLEY, Mollie PHILLIPS, Jerold WARREN, Emily A. CAMERON, Noah WATSON, Larinda J. DUTI'ON, Daniel P. WESTERHAUSE, Anna AKERS, Henry WHEELER, Mary D. COCHRAN, Joseph S. WHIPPLE, Alice ALBRECHT, B. WHITCOMB, Lily A. BARTLETT, Joseph E. WHITE, Ellen SCOTI' , Charles WHITE, Susan NEWMAN, Marshall G. WHITNEY, Mattie L. ALLEN, Samuel R. (K) WILBER (WILBUR), Emily F. MORRISON, John WILLIAMS, Mary MANNING, B.S.W. WILLIAMS, Parthena SMITH, James WILLIAMSON, Hannah MANNIX; Cornelius WILLS, Susan STOUDER (STOUDEN), Joseph WILSON, ~,i(Mary) McDONALD, (Edward ) Edmond E. WISER (WIZER), Jennie DUMMER, William H. YATES, Amanda CADE, Phenis YEWDOLL (YENDALL), CANTRELL, Hiram B. Charlotte Typed by Pauline Meyer . ADDITIONS: 18?4 M~.I"r1ages· of Douglas County, Kansas REYNOLDS, CharlesW. marr1ed EBERHART, Sarah J. 22 Fe~ruary 1874-A.A. Tr1mper, ·MG -." '...; - .- RUNAWAY WIFE Walter CROUCH wrote a letter on 15 Nov 1828 from Ch1locothe, OH stat1ng that h1s w1fe, Charlotte CROUCH had run away aga1n. Th1 s was the tenth time she has run away 1n 10 years. (Carolina Observer, Thurs. 15, Jan 1829, p. 2) �118 .....). .--.-- KANWAKA NO. 15! 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Media;.: .. ·.. ·: .. ·, .. '. ". ·18 '76 • '22 : "'31351.£ .49 Jnlia'Miller ... : ... , .. Vinland ........... '" :: .... 11 8 ,'.' 2·' , 4~ • 1 Mrs. Nellie Perkins .. Eudora.:.• : ..... ;,.; :-: .... :~ 18 .,. 50 Mrs; LiziieTuttte .... Sibley;; ....... ;.. '11 12 Louise Leonhard .. :.: Lawrence .... ·: :: .... : .;. " . . . ~ . ~1:!7 ,:. '22 .. 3307~; ·51. Sallie Tomlinson.';· .•. WilJowSprings. .. '!. .• ·6 'a · 30:· 1· 45 1:l LizziePostm.' ...... ,AUred ..... ,'; .. : ... ,··.·". 18 '7.: 2 ....' .•"5. 52 W;S;Martin,' ... ,'·;'.·.. Appanoose .. ' ..... :.":::-:::.~ ·'.7 r~ Mabel Graham ........ Lawrence ... :;.. :.. '.'! 18 , 5 3',. Vandal Masterson ... ; Lawrence ... : ....... , ... '.'lSt ~ 1 40 2' 5 "I!\Alm"Marv~l.''''''':'Lawrence'',':'':'''I·'' 11'1:! ,·a';··40· ~Cora,ij.Ah18Irolli·: . . . . ". .. 42Yo .16 ~. E'luttl;' ii :'i'''' ~ib~y: .. , ........... I ;' ... ··f,~s~ .:~~ rJthK r Mblll've!.. .'.~ .. '." -.;: "',"Sta~\onA ~ '1 · 45 ~ 42Yo G::c~Wc:tt:... ~~:::·:: ~l .. wln •. 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Sena Marve1. .... ·, ,'.... ....:::. ·.11S 'I:! 2·, 42Yo \20I:alleWalling.: .. :: ... ,L.llwren.ce.',........... ~Pt.ll:! ,,u ;:~.' 3~~ oa Eva Bates.. ,'........ ;: .................... 2.~ 7 2 40 2 '. '40 ,'21 c•. O.Bowman ........ Slbley................ ' ·11! Z ,!, .... ~,,. . . ·c>!·.HolenIngle;: .. :;·...... Worden ..... ;,-.:... Oct···:·2 7 2'~ Emma Ull·lch ...... : .. Gideon .......'. .... .... ",; 11 0 ~ .., • 6.'i Clara Kirby. : ... : .... , Clearfield. .. .. ..... .. . . 2 6 2 32Y. 23 G.·E:King ..:;.·.. ·.. ·;,'.. Globe •. ·.:·;":;:·.,' .. ·:... Oct· 2 6 ·2··.·40·".66 EuniceClnplulm .... ·.·.TwlnMuund .... Sept··, 6 3 35 . . ~~ ~ottie .rrlt~i· ,'.,': :: .. ~l!, Spr.'ngs .. : .... :. '. Sept:'It" 2 "·.4A~· :67:' Artis Metsker ..... ,':.:. Bond ............... ;.:: . II:! 7 :J a~1oi 1 6 :I a~ 2tl D,~r¥.nS!ith ... :.::·ll~~.~I,i,:.:.:::':·::::,·Oc·t . : 2 6 ... : )n;:·. 6!! IdaKathero,. .. n ........ HLPsper ........... 11S1' ~ u .... • ~9lMinnie Day .... ',".:" 090t,r:pton.:.. ..... , 1~ 1I. :lO 27 'b:lvaHebtrom"... ,., .. Bond ..... :,-, ...... " .Scpt .. 25 ,7',·.1l·. ;,5, .0. 41m.a Nelson .... ; ...,::.:: .......... c,ct 9 6 · ~5 :I .'\ 2fl L .. W. '?ulJl·: .... :,'·" E.u~pl'l\ ..... ·.; .... 4!!'("'1' ··1i5'· ,~l SadIe Dorsey ...;: ..... Eudo.'a: ........ , .. Hept 11 '7 3 21S 21! Jose~lllieGllJmor.. " .. ,., .............. ;;,"" , 1:!';Life:,',40': ,2.M81·kBeach" ......... Blg::;prulgs ....... OCl 2.'6 :j~ 2 ~ ~ {!~ 1t~~a9~~~~~~~~~ ~:;~::::: ~ li':'~' .i)~8 H~!~eE Sl~oa';~j[e?: :: h~~~~~~'i~::~ ~~~t .. ,1~ ~. 3Z ··:flY. 2,; 211 M, H. ZUllI' (,ampboll. "." , ............. ', .. c.: II! .:' 7 ': ... 2. 40 '.' 75" Mllrth" Knehring.. ,,·. LawrPllce ..... '...... , : Sept II:! I:! a &'1 3 :lO ]~mmll COI,hlin",":'" V. ill.lond ......... ',' ",' 'Oil ,1.' ·'-".()7"':':""""'·' aa . ·..'·.I·'•.. ~! . . . ' 711' Purii R"ynlll.l~ . :.;,' .. lVillow l:iplinl!'s;" 'Oct 2 ·6 llO 31 C~1I111l Markwell: .. ,'.'. Clinto".: .. : .. : ....··:Oct 2 .. .,., . 71, Wm·. Hnmmoud ... ;·.: .. Media ............. ,,&,'It , 7' a· a.l a2 Edll.Pryor" " .......... fWlD Mound.: ..... Sept 11 .7'1' ··"a .... a~ ... 71:!' .•Jiw': Ph.. lpS, ........ :Baldwin .. ,:.. .... ." lH 7 4~ 1 ::s3 KKtle Ohuk ... :. 7.' .... Lrcomptou ... : ... ,"" - 4 ~I '..~:" ': 40: ·!h•..·lcJ8Dor8~y; .. ·.. ,!: ..... :J ... nwl"oD(·~ .............. ~ ... HI 7 ·2 4(1 . JI' •. 7 ·StutCl. 30 . i>O\ Jl'rance' Alberts': ... :;. Lnwrenre ....... :. 2~ 6 31, Hnlen' Gill ...... : ..... Willow Springs : .• 1 ll~ au 2~ Juhn.C. Fi3her.:: .. ! .. Belvoir ....c........ ·}· ... '. 11! ., 7'1 "'M;' "40: .lSl:.Di.colltinued ............ ·· . .~ 30, b"' .. D:'J'rRcy •.... ~: .... Lecomptou:., ... ·.~. '·Oct., '1tr ~ :~ 1 -: . C»O: .:8~:, W.:J Fa- noll:.;; ... ;>.::iL~.w~l:cnce .......... :. O~t ,'2 6 :n '2 7 ~ . a.'i ; 7 '3 ' 40 ~7 ~~dith. WH~ ... :.::.,'.,' We.I.IsdUe :.:.: .... 'S;,pt :l~' '!!'Cl: ",(:~. . a3' 'h~'O:A::llnyltl.~.· .. ·...... Appanooso.:.;;." :Sp.~t 1~ 'J 7 :111 8 St;te 4lloi :!!. ~.!r •. t;lnrn re\\'~ter.: Pl.• asnnt Grove j· , , ' •. ~7:_.~~,o: :~~41~ ._ 86~~!.~~ ~t"nt~r ....... :-. ~~'~~n~:; .... : '.:~.__"'!"!'~...;:~:..;....::,...:;=~..:~ 56 ~~~~lMf:t~':':~~:::: fi~~~~:':,':,::::,::::,:, Nora·Lane .. : .. :.::::. Lawrence .... ::.. ::<::::::.: :}i '22 i 11; l :~.' ,~~. rl'~:~:y~;e.~~~.l.~~:::: ~~~g~~.~~~l~~~::: Oil'~ Discontinued ..·::: .. ·.. ,'" ".". i t t¥8·.', ··.'·i '. ,::.:.j.:. r "',.n ":~ 2. 40 . 2 •.. · 40 . ,:;i.':iiXV::':: <.: ,. ' : ..f·::: /.! g, .:, :+t -: ::; :. . ~g ~~~~lhlu~:;~~re:;:':::/:I )::':~~<: ':.,.: ;:.~:/ I-'.:>"'~g ,ll\q;: ··"~8::,· ,~t: ~~~tfr~~~~jiodlm' :hj~lviiir:·.: :::-~::=:~: :~~.~t J~ .',.~. Courtesy or Douglas County Reg1ster oriD-eeds' Offl~~~1 Lawrence. Kansas J '... ---.-..1 ~--- '1' . 2 3 2 2 ,; ,.'. �·I ~Q ' icpA-- ,'4a( If7' �119 WILLS RECORDED_at LAWRENCE, DOUGLAS _COUNTY._ KANSAS Volume II (1890-1901), . __ .:C... _ _ _ _ _ _ I _. __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ The followlng wHls w~re--copled from W111 Book II In' the Judlclal and Law Enforcement Center.l Dlstrlct Court Offlce. Lawrence. Kansas by Judy Sweets. All of t-h~ will's -11sted\ h~'re were made in U'OuglasCouhty unless otherWl.s,e noted. L . ~. Date of-WIll Where Made- !,!ate R.~QQr..ded D~;:t~f Pa~ .' '\ ' Lawrence 18 Dec 1893 26 Nov 1893 200 AKERS. Rhoda 4 Jan 1891 6 June 1900 ALKIRE. Ellza 13 Feb 1900 578 Media, KS 5 Aug 1896 26 July 1896 352 ASHBY. Bladen 24 May 1895 Lawrence ASSMAN. Justus 23 MAV 1894 30 July 1895 23 July 1895 270 28 Apr 1895 272 AMBLER. Ellzabeth C. 4 Apr 1893 Salt Lake C, U'l' 18 June \\.895 Eudora, KS 20 May 1895 16 May 1895 258 AMEND. George 6 May 1895 Lawrence 4 Sept 1890 5 July 1890 70 APITZ. Frederlck W. 1 Aug 1883 Lecompton, KS 15 Nov 1894 BAHNMAIER. George' 14 Feb 1891 J Nov 1894 239 22 Oct 1889 63 9 June 1891 BABCOCK. CarmI. W. 25 May 1886 10 Oct 1898 Lawrence 448 . BAKER. Josephine A. 26 Apr 1898 Marlon Twp. 18 June 1891 BANDLE. Bernhart 9 May 1891 15 Jun 189165 24 Feb 1900 Lawrence BARDELL. Hallesa 31 Jan 1900 549 Lawrence 16 Sept 1892 6 Sep 1892 124 BANKS. Charles 15 Aug 1891 Lawrence 19 Jan 1891 BARTELDES. Emma 6 Sept 1890 3 Jan 1891 28 Eudora, KS 23 Jul 1892 20 Jul 1892 117 BECK. Francis 7 July 1892 Lawrence 6 Mar 1896 6/10 Dec 1895 332 BERRY. Wlllie 7 Dec 1895 Lawrence 27 Feb 1891 24 Feb 1891 41 BILBUSCH. Henry 18 Nov 1889 Media, KS 22 Jul 1895 14 Dec 1894 268 BLACK. Washington C. 8 Dec 1894 1 ,Aug ,1894 22 Jul 1894 229 BODWELL. Charlot~~_~O Feb_18,80 _ Palmyra Twp. 15 Jun 1?97 _ _-4 Jun 1897_ ~ BOWMAN. J~hn 14 Aug 1894 . ,l3R-EITHAUPT. Frederick-'7 Dec 1893 20 Nov 1899 ,522 i-BRil:l'U)ER~::':'Jcihn- L. . 18 Sep 1897 Eudora. ks 23_ Sep 18.9t-=..::...=-=-====="408 BROWNING. Jared ---3-0ct18'8-'r-'- 'Lecompton" -' 25 May 1891 6 May 1891 61 BRUNE. F. 31 Jan 1898 12 Oct 1898 451 . BUNYAN. Agnes 25 Dec 1897 Saratoga, NY 2 May 1898 430 16 Apr 1892 BURR. Adelaide Lawrence ) May 1892 29 Apr 1892 114 [ .. . BYFORD. Robert H. 1 June 1899 7 Jul 1899 503 CAMERON. Emily 16 sept 1892 Lawrence 9 Feb 1893 29 Jan 1893 153 CARLSON. Sophla 1 Jul 1891 Lawrence 6 Jul 1891 2 Jul 1891 73 CARY. Francls H. 22 Apr 1891 Baldwin 28 Feb 1899 468 CARY. Wllliam C. 14 Feb 1890 N. Lawrence 19 Oct 189) 16 Oct 1893 194 Lawrence CLARK. Eliza J. 13 Apr 1898 18 Apr 1898 16 Apr 1898 427 CONGER. Ellza 21 Mar 1893 18 Oct 1897 411 CONN. Malcolm 19 Dec 1892 Webb Clty. 1'10 12 Mar 1898 424 CROSBY. Mower I 30 Jan 1891 Lawrence 20 Dec 1893 205 Leavenworth,KS) (codlc11 31 Jul 1893 CROZIER, Margaret 1 Feb 1890 2 Jan 1894. 22 Dec 1893 203 CUMMINGS, Henry A. 28 May 1895 8 Jun 1895 30 May 1895 263 DAMM. Anna 11 Mar 1893 2 Jun 1899 493 DAMM. John 20 Apr 1889 2 Jun 1899 492 DAVIS, Mary 28 Jun 1899 7 Aug 1899 507 DEAY. Franois 22 Sep 1894 27 Nov 1895 16 Oct 1895 304 DAVIS. Henry Tyler 10 Jan 1890 ) Oct 1891 10 Sep 1891 80. DIMMERY. Absolom ~ug? 1890 14 Sep 1890, 21 Oct 1890 13 DJ.NSMOOR, Mary 10 Apr 1895 Lawrence 24 May 1895 14 May 1895 260 DHISDOM. Sarah 23 Aug 1899 )0 Aug 1899 511 EBINGER. Elisabeth 26 Oct 1892 Willow 'Springs 13 Feb 1893 14 Nov 1892 ~54 Dorathea (age 75) Twp. EDER. Anna Marla 12 Feb 1895 Eudora. KS 15 Apr 1899 474 EDHOLM, Carl Fred. 24 Oct 1894 12 --Jan 1895 26 Dec 1894 241 21 Jan 1891 )0 EIDEMILLER, Alex. J. 8 Mar 1890 28 Jan 1891 ELWELL, Mary G. 12 Aug 1895 6 Sept 1900 ,587 4 Aug 1891 ESTELLE. Addle 13 Aug 1891 11 Aug 1891 '75 EVATT. Will1am 17 Apr 1893 Lawrence 17 Oct 1893 28 Sep.189J 191 FALLWELL, Ephrem 13 May 1890 Clinton Twp. 25 Apr 1892 )1 Dec 1891 111 4 Aug 1890 FELDHOFER, Anton Eudora, KS 12 Aug 1890 10 Aug 1890 854 FELLOWS. Frances W•. 6 Sep 1883 Lawrence S Mar 1894 10 Feb 1/:i94 214 FELLOWS, Thomas S. Lawrence 2 'Jan 1892 6 Sep 1883 .16 Dec 1891 96 8 Oct 1885 FERRIS. John Lecompton.KS 2 Feb 1900 538 I FIELD. Lucy T. 31 Mar 1896 Lawrence ~ 10 Feb 1897 -378 Monmouth '21 Jan 1896 3 Jul 1895 )22 I FIX •. George 2 Oct 1894 Shawne,e _. Co ~ KS L ""--r-=-=-=-===--~-_-~__ I �l I 120 Date Recorded·· Date.2f. ___ yeath FREEMAN. Henr1etta ~=_~,========================~~==~====~=-~~ ~ 28 Aug i89f: .-26 Nov1894 (Wltnesses testlmony to 28 Dec 1893 16 Dec 1893 6 Jun 1894 __ ~ 279 294 )j 201 I 307 3 Oct 1891 Lecompton. KS GARRETT. Sarah M. 11 June Allentown. PA1 GERMAN. Joseph (of Slate Dale, Washlngton Twp. Lehlgh Co. PA) 518 5 Aug 1897 Lawrence 20 Oct 189Q GILDER. Francls 26 Sep 1897 436 7 Jun 1898. GLEASON. Fortunatus 29 Jan 1886 409 1 Sep 1896 7 Oct 1897 GNEFKOW. Ferdlnand 21 Mar 1893 159 30 Nov 1891 Eudora. KS 5 Apr 1893 . GOTTSTEIN. John 126 16 Apr 1892 Westfleld. Bureau Sep 1892 GRAY. Nathan Co •• IL1 568 10 May 1900 Lawrence GRIFFITH. Robert S. 3 Sep 1896 8 Jul 1894 232 19 Dec 1892 Wlllow Sprln'!;s 13 Aug 1894 HAFFNER. Mlchael 524 18 Dec 1899 HARDTARFER. George 28 Mar 1899 1 M.rlon Twp. Jacob 8 Jan 1892 98 1 Jan 1892 HARRISON. James H. 19 Mar 1891 369 27 Dec 18811 HART. Madora 8 Uec 1881 (or Lebanon. St. Clalr. IL 2 Aug 1892 134 HAYS. Homer 11 Jul 1891 Lawrence 5 Nov 1892 5 Aug 1893 186 HEISEY. Abraham 2 Aug 1893 12 Aug 1893 5 Feb 1895 253 HENDRY. James M. 5 Jan 1887 17 Apr 1895 17 Mar 1897 366 HILL, Elm1ra about 15 Dec 1896 Lawrence 5 Apr 1897 20 Jul 1892 184 HOFFMAN, Chr1stlan 13 Jun 1889 7 Aug 1893 454 HOLLINGBERY, Wlll1am 23 Dec 1895 Lawrence 29 Oct 1898 9 Sept 1896 354 HOLLINGSWORTH. Albert 31 Aug 1896 11 Sept 1896 (of Cllnton, KS-father's famlly of Llberty, IN) HOLLISTER. Slmpson 12 sept 1896 25 Jan 1901 611 HOOD, Susan D. 17 Feb 1899 16 Feb 1901 , 613 I HOWELL, Lewis and 26 Feb 1892 Lawrence 2 May 1893 (Lewis). ·14 Oct 1892 168 Mary Jane HOWELL HOWLAND, Clark G. 11 Dec 1894 18 Jul 1899 504 HUGHS, Allen 15 Jan 1890 ,2. Feb 1891 26 Jan 1891 32 HULCE. Sarah 20 Nov 1893 Cl1nton'rU'J). 20 Nov 1896 18 Nov 1896 359 HUME. Emma H. 15 Apr 1895 11 Jun 1900 580 HUNTER, Jane 28 Sep 1895 City of Hot 11 Mar 1896 342 Springs. SD 24 Sep 1893 188 28 Sep 1893 11 Apr 1892 ISEMAN. Fr1tz 19 Feb 1894 225 10 May 1890 Lawrence 7 Jul 1894 JACKE, Andrew ________--------_________(d. Clarimore. Ind1an Ter 8 Nov 1890 20 JARDON, Xav1er 16 Sep1890 17 Nov 1890 2 Jul 1898 438 JENNINGS. Brldget 5 Apr 1898 Lawrence 5 Jul 1898 JENNINGS. William C. 11 Jan 1893 Lawrence 25 May 1894 1 May 1894 219 16 Apr 1898 ,428 JOHNSON. Carollne 9 Feb 1898 28 Apr 1898 JOHNSON, Hannah 8 Jan 1894 8 l'1ay 1900 565 472 JOHNSON, Thomas 31 Jan 1899 N. Lawrence 11 Apr 1899 12 Aug 1891 138 JOHNSTON. Miss Mary 11 Aug 1891 Santa Rosa. CA 7 Sep 18911 (formerly of Jacksonvllie. IL, late of Sonoma Co •• CA) JOHNSTON. Mary S. ~Feb 18911 Lawrence 8 May 1900 560 22 Dec 1896 7 Nov 1899 520 JONES. Elizabeth 19 Sep 1892 132 JONES. Morgan 15 Mar 1890 Lawrence 26 Oct 1892 KANE. Anna C. 18 Oct 1899 10 Uct 1900 590 KAVANAUGH, Ellen 29 Oct 1889 Lawrence 12 Mar 1900 551 KEHLER. Dennis 9 Sep 1892 Lawrence 17 Jun 1893 13 Jun 1893 172 29 Mar 1898 435 KERNS. Davld (77) 9 Apr 1896 Lecompton, KS 7 Jun 1898 KESSLER. Samuel 1 Nov 1895 Lawrence 26 Aug 1896 393 KOHLER, Chr1st1an 4 Nov 1889 Eudora 15 Dec 1897 419 26 Oct 1892 136 LACY. Ellzabeth 1 Aug 1872 11 Nov 1892 2 7 Oct 1897 LANE. M1chael H. 11 Oct 1897 Lawrence 413 14 Jan 1896 318 LANE. Wll11am 8 Jan 1896 Bardsdale" CA 4 Feb 1896 2 5 Sep 1894 Slbley. KS · LANGREN. Peter 24 Oct 1895 297 6 Aug 1895 I. LOESCH. Adam 9 Dec 1899 V1nland. KS 19 Dec 1899 526 , LORR, John W. 11 Apr 1899 Lawrence 23 Feb 1900 547 i LORR. Mary 21 Jun 1889 21 Apr 18921 13 Dec 1891 109 5Jun 1891 ,:' LUNDY. Joel L. 9 Oc~ 1890 26 Jun 1891 68 McCLELLAN. Samuel 17 June 1899 24 Jul 1899 608 I MCGR(ADE. Mary 19 Jun 1897 2 Nov 1897 415 of Olymp1a C1ty. Thurston Co., WAf formerly of Lawrence. KS) McQUAY, Wlillam 8 Feb 1898 Memphls. TN 4 Mar 1898 446 McQUEEN. Joslah and Sarah P. 8 Jan 1895 ,. 21 Feb 1895 17 Feb 1895 244 McQUILLEN, Thomas 26 Jan 1885 Baldw1n. KS 2 Jul 1894 30 Jun 1894 224 MANDELL. Mary A. 9 May 1890 Lawrence 10 Mar 1900 554 MARCH, V1ol1nda 2~J.uLI8.73 26 Feb 1891 23 Feb 1891 38 (of Bruseevllle' 7 or Bonnevllle?, Ross Co., OH). MARSHALL, Sarah 15 (Jul 1896 • Wakar_u_sa_T_w~p~.__2..::3_M=ar,--1=c9c-,0:..:0,---_ _:::.2~3....:F:..:e:..:b::....::l~9~0~0~';!';d.58~ ~., I L �i I 121 1 t-of!1U ~ Date of \ Death IMAEiTIN-;-Frederfck-2J-Sep 1895 ' Baldwin'. KS--==--7---Ma-r""": 189'6'~ - ~,'- -4--0ct '1895 3JO~ 9 Nov 1898 458 : ! MARTIN. Henry 14 Aug 189'7 Lawrence 6 Oct 1895 444 I Baldwln. KS MARTIN. Wllllam D. 1 Oct 1895 11 May 1896 2 May 1896 345 MEAD. Ardon 2 Jan 189 2 4 Dec 1891 19 Nov 1891 91 MEAD. Betsy F. 12 Apr 1888 Lawrence 4 Mar 1895 294 16 Sept 1895 MEANS. James 4 Mar 1895 Palmyra Twp. 24 Mar 1893 11 Mar 1893 156 , MEEDER. George 31 Aug 1892 19 Jun 1896 27 Jul 1895 349 MEFFORD. Sandford 14 May 1895 1 Nov 1893 ca~28 Oct 1893 197 MESSINGER. Allen J. 29 May 1883 Medla. KS Jan. Term 1891 52 MILLER, Davld T. ? Dayton. OH 9 Feb 1898 420 MONROE. Donal 6 Jan 1898 21 Jul 1898 24 Jun 1898 441 MOORE. Fannle 6 June 1898 MORGAN, GHbert 8 Jan 1901 , 7 Mar 1901 618 MOSES. Wllbur 11 May 1897 19 May 1900 576 25 Jun' ;,894 266 NILES. Mary E. 19 June 1894 Hartford, cr }'!.OR 'fH WAY • Marla 9 Jun .. 1884 ___ , 10 Jan 1891 1 Jan 1891 27 Kanwaka Twp. 24 Jul 1894 19 Jul 189~'" "'226 fNU-FFER-;-Amel1a 12 Jun 1894 14 D,ec 1892 28 Nov 1892 145 , NUFFER. Anna Barbara 10 Oct 1892 Oct 1892 28 Sep 1892130 NUFFER. Chrlstlan ca. Feb 1891 25 Ju11899 505 NUFFER. Feter 17 Nov 1897 ,2 Aug 1893 26 Jul 1893 182 I , OSBORN. Henry 15 Dec 1891 Wakarusa Twp. 31 Aug 1891 18 Jun 1891 78 " OWENS. Robert 7 Nov 1890 27 Apr 1899 480 :! PALM, Charlotte 24 Jul 1891 18 Apr 1907 620 II PARKS, Ellzabeth E. 28 Mar 1901 Lawrence. KS 29 Apr 1901 637 PARLOR. Edward 15 Mar 1901 & MatHda 20 Jul 1892 PEARSALL, Nelson B. 13 Apr 1892 2361 (of Morrls. NY) 9 Mar 1892 PEARSON. Carl 10 Jan 1890 Vlnland, KS 11 Feb 1892 103 PERRY, Sarah 20 Mar 1899 12 Sep 1899 515 : Sep 1890 PETTENGILL. Eben D. 12 Aug 1890 Baldwln. KS? 22 Oct 1890 15 I PETERSON, Andrew John 2 Jul 1896 14 Feb 1900 545 PIERPONT. Mary E. 28 Sep 1898 " 24 Oct 1898 3 Oct 1898 455 (of Pueblo ; CO) Deceased husband-August BITTERLY, Father-Jesse RICKETTS PLATZ. Philip 21 Nov 1891 Lawrence. KS 17 Aug 1897 8 Aug 1897 399 PORTER. Mary Jane 15 Nov 1894 Weaver. KS 25 May 1896 15 Feb 1895 346 ' POTTER, Caroline W. 4 Aug 1898 8 Dec 1900 604 PRANG, Sebastlan 20 Jul 1897 Eudora. KS 26 Aug 1897 404 I *PRITCHETT, Mary H. 10 Nov 1889 19 Mar 1900 12 Apr 1899 597 : 13 Jul 1882 Worcester Co ~ MA ~6~DeCT887 ~=-.::-::-::=, '-=:cc---- Z-4==' PRo'crOR, Sarah E. Lowe .' \ PULVERMULLER, El1sabeth 9 Mar 1892 13 Nov 1895 3 Nov 1895 301' QUINBY. Henry 29 Jan 1887 2 May 1894 541 RAY. Marle tta D. 10 Jun 1899 Council Grove. KS 9 May 1900 571 REED, Fltch 6 Nov 1896 Wakarusa Twp. 17 Apr 1897 10 Jan 1897 373 (and codlcH) 21 Jun 1897 REEDY. Conrad D. 7 Aug 1895 395 11 Sep 1899 REEDY, Mlchael 31 Jul 1899 513 I 22 Sep 1896 (age 59) 1896 Eudora, KS RENFRO. Grant 18 Jan 1895 357 I 6Jun 1901 635 REUCH. John v. 3 Feb 1897 RICE, C.B. 11 Dec 1894 31 May 1897 22 May 1897 381 I' , (and codlclls:29 Mar 189Sa1 Mar 1896,14 Feb 1897) i RICKER. Arthur S.M. 30 Nov 1891 28 Aug 1897 RILEY, Harrlet M. 18 Sep 1890 9 Apr 1895 13 Feb 1895 255 ROBIr:~)N • Charles 12 Apr 1893 18 Sep 1894 17 Aug 1894 214 I ROHE. Michael 9 Apr 1891 Clearfield 23 May 1891 19 Apr 1891 ~I RUEDIGER, Theodore 20 Oct 1898 9 Nov 1898 RUSS, Augustus 5 Feb 1889 Boston. MA? 23 Jun1892 173 (codlcll-4 Jun 1892) RUSSELL. Ann Elizabeth 24 May 1887 15 Dec 1899 528 RUSSELL. Edward 19 Jul 1881 26 Aug 1898 14 Aug i898 443 SADLER, Loulse 13 Nov 1886 Phlladelphla. PA 28 Jun 1894 592 SCHENDEL. Susanna 31 Mar 1898 Eudora. KS 15 Feb 1899 465 SCHNEITTER, Chrlstlan 16 Oct 1888 26 Nov 1890 22 Nov 1890 22 SCHUETTE. Henry 14 Feb 1896 Eudora. KS 8 Jan 1900 533 I SCHURLE, Jacob 8 May 1896 ,Eudora, KS 4 Aug 1896 351 26 May 1898 433 ' Lawrence. KS 4 Jun 1898 SEARING, Cllnton 7 Aug 1899 17 Sep 1900 584 SHANNON. George 24 Aug 1900 Na.m.e. I ~ ~ Where Made Date ,Recorded \ < 1 l I 1 1 ! �122 Date Recorded Date of Death 7 Aug 1897 15 Mar 1895 SHEAR. Roseanna Gress (11athlas) SIMON. Mathlas 19 Jan 1891 14 Feb 1896 and Mary SIMON & 3J Feb 1901 (23 Sep 1893) 2 Oct 1890 19 May 1890 10 Oct 1890 SLEEPER. Lovlnla 4 Mar 1894 SMITH. Catherlne H. 16 Sep 1893 12 Mar 1894 SMITH. Jacob C. 13 Oct 1886 _Madlson Co •• OH'? 21 Jan 1888 SNIDER. Edna 8 Jan 1901 9 Jul 1901 SPERRY. Levy J. 24 Nov 1886 2 Jan 1901 SPITLER. Henry 17 Nov 1896 16 May 1899 (codlcl1-16 Mar 1898) Wlilow Sp. Twp. STANTON. Hlram 7 Aug 1891 31 Jan 1894 28 Mar 1893 STADLER. Anna Marla 5 Nov 1889 Eudora. KS. 7 Apr 1893 STANLEY. Harvey 7 Jan 1897 8 Jul 1897 11 Apr 1895 STEELE, Chauncey L. 19 Jun 1894 23 Apr 1895 STEVENS. Mary 13 Feb 1889 7 Jun 1899 (codlcl1-22 Jul 1889 and 1 Aug 1892) STRICKLAND. Cornella A. 22 Nov 1897 22 Jun 1898 8 Mar 1897 STRONG. Charles 19 May 1892 3 Apr 1897 (codlclls-15 Jun 1894 and 6 Oct 1896) 10 Jan 1881 Lexlngton. KS 9 Jun 1881 STROBEL. Jacob 15 Feb 1897 12 Apr 1897 12 Feb 1897 STORMS. George T. 19 Dec 1895 18 Dec 1895 Bond. KS? 30 Dec 1895 STRUB. Joseph Oct 1895 26 May 1884 Palmyra. Twp.28 Oct 1895 STURM. Davld 14 Dec 1900 14 May 1901 SULZEB. Adolph 24 Apr 1897 27 Apr 1899 SUTLIFF. Jennle 8 Feb 1892 3 Feb 18941 SUTTON. J.E. (or Olathe. KS) 26 Aug 1895 11 Aug 1895 2 Nov 1893 THACHER. Solon O. 2 May 1901 29 Jan 1895 ~lnland. KS THOMAS. W.J. 13 Apr 1888 TRASK. Rhoda 1890 (codlcl1-5 Jun 1888) 30 Oct 1890 Jeannette 14 Nov 1895 18 Nov 1895 11 Nov 1895 TURNER, James 27 Apr 1901 TUTTLE. Wlll1am L. 25 Mar 1901 8 Oct 1891 29 Oct 1891 5 Jun 1888 VILZ. Vanderman (codlcll-15 Sep 1888?) ? WADDLE. Lucetta J.F. 15 Feb 1893 (of Kansas Clty. MO) 29 Apr 1891 29 Apr 1891 WAFFLE. Llnda 20 Apr 1891 8 Feb 1898 WALTER. Francls 27 Dec 1894 26 Aug 1892 3 Sep 1892 WARFORD. Adam 4 Jul 1892 Twln Mound? 5 Feb 1900 , WARNER. M.D.S. 17 Jan 1900 7 Dec 1898 WATT. John T. 21 Jan 1896 19 Dec 1898 WEAVER. Henry 5 Jul 1886 Eudora. KS 2 Feb 1893 9 Feb 1893 (codlcl1-30 Dec 1892) 25 May'1893 WEEn. Everett D. 6 May 1893 Eudora. KS 29 May 1893 28 Apr 1899 WEIBEL. Frederlck 20 Nov 1894 (codlcl1-20 Nov 1894) 2 Jun 1896 18 May 1896 WEITZENBORN. Clara 18 May 1896 (formerly BEEBUSH) 17 Aug 1899 WELDON. Angellne 17 Nov 1896 21 Apr 1899 18 Apr 1899 WEBNSEN. Ole 6 Mar 1899 WHITE. James 15 Feb 1887 et. Mary's. KS 6 Jun 1899 28 Jan 1896 WILD. El1.zabeth 10 Oct 1892 31 Jan 1896 Blanchard 4 Feb 1891 WILLIAMS. Carol1ne 7 Jul 1886 3 Feb 1891 29 Aug 1890 WILLIAMS. Israel S. 21 Sep 1885 Palmyra. Twp? 25 Aug 1890 12 Mar 18927 WILLHNS. John F. 3 Sep 1887 fijonrovla, CA 1892 WILDER. Charles E. 16 filar 1899 -- --1l-M-a-y-18-9-9~====== WINGATE. Cynthla Ann 12 Jan 1897 Lawrence. KS 6 Mar 1899 WINTER. Matthlas S. 1 Jan 1878 28 Feb 1896 WOODFORK, Absalom 15 Jul 1869 11 Mar 1891 1870/71/721 WOODFORK, Frances 28 Sep 1871 2 l'lar 1891? WOODWARD, Brlnton 20 Jul 1896 30 Oct 1900 YARNOLD, Mary Ann 8 May 1885 27 Mar 1895 17 Mar 1895 YEWDALL. Wl1llam 4 Feb 1890 Phl1adelphla, PA 20 Feb 1891 11 Feb 1891 YOUNG, Hobp.~t 17 Jun 1890 Pueblo. CO at 24 Apr 1897 Unlon Depot Tlcket Offlce YOUNG, Wl1llam F. 12 Apr 1888 (codlcll-9 Sept 1892) Medla. KS 2 Aug 1893 20 Jul 1893 I ZIPFEL. Rosa 4 Mar 1889 Eudora, KS 6 Nov 1891 4 Nov 1891 I I * ,-. * * * * L-------_~ * * * '98 316 615 11 215 248 639 606 488 208 161 396 253 497 I 45 2 361 563 367 , 300 633 479 210 276 624 17 303 622 85 230 56 422 121 536 463 148 170 482 347 509 477 1195 314 36 5 105 i I ------' 486 467 325 49 44 594 246 162 374 179 83 �1~'. e, S, No. 1 - 219, Copied by PaulTne B. Elniff ('continued from Volume VIII, No,.· 11); ~breviations::- arr-arrival place' and date', b-birthp1ace and date, df-date filed!, ef-emigrated from, lfr-laslt fOlreign residence(1f same as: birthplace" . only ini ti ais used)\ r-residence, ra-renounced allegiance, v-vessel, wf-wife's name and birthplace. . . HAGEMANN, HEmry" 21, farmer;: fair, 5'2"', 148#;: lighthair~. gray eyes'; b-Aug-' ustdorf, Ger., 11 Aug 1881;' r-Lone Star, Og Co' KS;' ef-Ger.;" v-George Washington;" lfr-A. G:.; ra-Wm II, Ger. Emperor;: arr-New YOlrk, ?: Sept 1912;' df-3!! .Mch l!.9l!4.#35 HAMMER, Christian Gotthelf, 49" farmer;' fair; 5'H"', i50#;' gray' hair, light brown eyes; 'b-Uh1bach, Wurttemburg, Ger.n~ullf8b1.~Eii(fo;ral)Dg Co' KS;: ef-Hamburg, Ger;' v-Lessing;: lfr-U. W.• G~; ra-Win II, German Emperor; arr New York 8 sept 1880'; df-27 Mch 191'7. #its. . HJWMER, Rudo>lp,h Friedrich" 53, farmer; fair, 5'7~-; 155#; gray hair, blue .eyes; b-Uh1bach, Wurttemberg, Ger, 1'4 Feb 1864; r-Eudo1ra, Dg Co KS; ef-Hamburg, Gerj' vLessing; efr":U.W.G.; ra-Wm II, Ger Emperor; qrr.;.New York- 8 sep,t 1880; df-27 Mch l W #49'. . " " ' , ' ',, , " HEIDE, Herman A1 tfred, 23;, farrrier;: fair,: 5'11'\ 164#'",dark(~!!"Q.J) hair; brown eyes;; b-Reutlingen, Wurttemberg ,.Ger; ~eD190\~I-;:l!'+R~.R., Eeco'mp!ton '0 KS;: ef-Bremen ' Ger;: v-Bremen;' Dfr-Oberturkheim, w.~Ger;. ra::Ger Emp; arr'!'"Newv York Ciity, 1 Oct 1.924'; df-10 Feb 1925. ,#196;" ,~ , '";1.:. , .. ,.-, ' • ,.:: . '" ' ,. ~ • I • . '. ~- ..-, .: -.. -, HE1DE,. Mary,' 21, 'housewife:; fair.', 5'4"', 130#~ dark blonde 'hair, brown eyes; b-Oberturkheim, WUrttemberg, G'er. 11~"J~,1903;; r-im'#3,Lec~pton".KS'; 'ef-bremen, Ger; , v-B'remen; ~ 1 fr-O. W.G~; ra-Ger Empf re{ arr ,New' York II Oct J)924; .. df-flO Feb lJ925. #1195. HEI:VIG',_ A1ber,t A., 49, carpenter; fair, 5'.7··:,-r65#~ brown hair, gray eyes;;: b-Albsheim, Bavaria, Ger., 2 Mch 1669·;: r-Lawrence, KS;' ef-A.B.G'.;; v-Rotterdam; lifr-A. B.G.;; ra-Wm Ger. Emp.;. arr-New York, 28 Oct 1888; df-1lt Mch 19lJ8. #Bil: 'II, . ' mIL', Harry August, 46" Teaching;; medium, 5t~..:" 132#; black hair, grey" eyes; b-Reno Co- KS~ 9, Mch l'BiN;: r-1313 LA St., Lawrence, KS'; ef-Canada on' Great Northern' and Santa Fe R. R.; lfr-Ch8!Dpio'n, Alberta, Canada~;: ra-to King G'eo-rge V;-- arr-Denver, COIl 0 1, ro! Jul 19'24i ; df-l!3 IVIch lJ926'. #206. . , HWFMANN', Ro;doTphe Oscar, 30", Instructor fn French;" fair, S','~"', 1180#~ grayish hair, brown eyes'; b-GhEmt, Belgium, 30 Jun 18861; r-615 W. 8th St., Lawrence',KSef-Li verpo'ol, G.reat Britain; v-St. Louis {'Ainerican line):; lfr-G.B:; ra-Albert ]T, King of Belgium; arr-New York. 11 Jan. 191'5; df-3 Feb 1917. #46. HOET, Emily, 29, student;~ fair, 5'2S2~". 115#, brown h~lir, gray eyes; b.,.Baden, Ger, 28 Mch 1889; ~-1320 Ohio 'St., Lawrence, KS'; ef-Hamburg, Ger.; v-America; 1frB. G; ra-present, government-of. G~rmany; arr-New York 24 Dec 1912.; df-22 Feb 1919. #1138. ~FF~ b-~lgIn Co' Willi?m, 76, retired fanner; dark, 5'9'\ 150#', gray hair, brown eyes; OhtarIo, Canada, 12. Apr 1841; r-Ba1dwin, Dg Cb KS; ef-K.C·.O~C'. via' RaIlway; lfr-E.C.O'.C.;; ra-Geo,rge V; arr- Ottawa, Franklin Co· KS" 20 Feb 1869· df25 Feb 1918). #73 " �124 IruNSINGEIi'~_ Co. H'~, 43'~ livery:;, fair, .s,'8!"i F78#~ 'lig,ht hair; blue-' eyes;; b~Ar.­ s ,'a s'-, Ger,: , -30: Aug 1874';-' r-li140: N.J. St. ,'Lawrence', KS;' ef- Pi1s:as:. Ger;: v- don't remember; 'lfr-- A. G'.;, wf~SOphi a, b-Eudora;, ra:-Wfu II, Ger .Emp;, arr, ,New York, 1'5 Mch 1887.; df~'. 29 Mch ~ 918. #:96. ' , , , HUNSINGER'; George W:, 31 ~ farmer;i dark,S'8"'; 150#~:, brown-hair" g~ay eyes:; 'b-, Alsace,', Ger:, '25'; Aug' 1879; ,r-Kanwaka T,wp, Dg Cb:KS;: v:-don't 'remembe:r:; wf-Marie, , 'b-:VblHlnd, KS';' ra~Wffi IT:, Ger Eritpc;; arr,.;..· New York, 15 Mch 1a87; df-1B.! Apr 11918 #U3 "HURWITZ, 'Margueri ta, 21',. "uni versi ty- student' and doing] i rregul1arwork' whH'e • in s~hoo.,1"; very'fair; 5!\ 1l2#~ dark brown hair,dark brown eyes; b-ChernigovCi-)i' Svinopukhi , Russia" 24' Feb 1907,;: r-120~ Ohio St, Lawrence', [(S';, ef-Cnernigor ,Rus;;. si.:l.; v",:Olympic; Ifr-C:R~; ra~ to USSR'; arr-New York Ci;ty 18 Jan 1:923; df-li8 Aug , , 1928;' #2.16; , JOHANNING,. El~abe Marg'arete, 3~', Jious'ewife" fclir, 5"4"~ ,145#:;' brown hair', Jj~'ue' eyes;_ sma1,1 defo,rmity o-f right hand;. b-Leith, Ger.• '24 Sept 1889'; r-B-aldwin, R ,#4, , KS;"ef-Hamburg,G'er; v-Thuringia; Ifr~-Tornes:ch;. ~a-Ger; E\JlP~:re:; ,arr New Yo'rk Ci,ty ,,26 Ap,r I923:;df--lB.Feb 1924.#184, ,_,1<.:,;'1., ' ,'" ' e , " , " ·',1 JORDAN, Herber.t. Euwiil, 40:, teacher; fair; 5'10": 155#~ black hair, brown eyes:; b-' (?Jteuc'ouvHJl'e', C!lnada; 1!8 Feb r87a:;; r-1600' Ky. St., Cawrenc'e, KS; ef-WiinniP.eg, Canada via Glleat Northern ~R; Ifr-Brandon, Can;:. wf-Neva '~?:)'Wii~er·,b-,East Huron, NY:;" ra-Georgel V, King o,f Great<'Britain &"Ire'l.and"'~·arr--:Grand forks;, -'N. D:,r9 sept 11906; df--9 Sep't 1918. ~l!31. ,in ,. , . ' -, ,":, . . ' :',: ,~,," . '-, ' , • ... ',... e .' KAliN'" ,J~nius't 7~r, laborer; dark; 5"4"',,1)50#; light to gray, 'hair', gray',eyes'; .-stooped; "left leg broken at knee; b-;, Oilsnabruk, ~anover, Ger., 118' Jan 185()i; r-828,: .t'a. St'., Lawrence, K-St~ef-Bremen,Ger; v-Salea; lfr-O~ G'.;:'wf~r::ouisa, b-KappeD" '" Ger .r~-Ger Elhp;arr.;.New York 27 Dec 1883-; df:"27 , crun 1921~' #])'59" , ' ,K'AISER';~ €Jiarles;; 0., ,4a', farmer; dci~k, ~'~"'~ Jr7.0#;; ,bl:ack h ai r', bro~eyes;; '0- w.angen, Wi ttenberg:, Ger. 7 OCt la69.:;"'r';;'Euc;tora~TWp' Dg Co' KS;: ef-.. HamBurg, Ger; v-Lessi ng; lifr-, W~ 'W:. G;:; ra- Writ I:r~ Ge':i- Emp,;arr-New York ,8:: Sept 1880; df--1'6- Feb' '19Hl # 7 1 , . " " , . ' " ·KAMPg;HROOER~~, August'H~, 37~'farmer .. fair, 5'll1~~; 160#:; dark brown hair, bliue eyes; b-Cippe ~?JOetii1o':ttfGer, 21. Apr 1880~;: r~Kanwaka T,wp Dg Co'KS';,ef-,[;.O.G:: v-Hamburg; 1 fr L. D',;G.;; r,a- l'1in IIi, Ger, Einp; ar'i~: New York 112 May I:881;' df-1' Mch l!9]8:. .' ,', ", ' , ' ' ,," .. #82: : KAMPSCHROOER., Charles' F., 47 yrs', farriier;'fair, 5'1;0"1; 1170#'~ dark brocwn ha.ir, blue eyes; b-Lippe ({?'):Oetiho,l t, Ger" 1,6 Oct '1870:;' r-Cliriton Twp Og C(r: KS; ef-~ L:. D~ G'; 'v-Hamburg;' lfr-L.O.G. j ra-Win IIGer F}np:; arlt' New, York, 12, May 1881;: df-T Mch ])918.' #81 . " KAMPscimOEDER;'Ernest F., 39, 'farme'I-; fair:- '5'1l"~ l!?:O#~ light brown hair, . blue eyes; b.-Lippe (?')!Oetinol't, Ger, 22;.Jiui'1879; r-Kanwaka T.Wpj ef-bl1ank;: v-Ham,burg;,wf-Ro:sa,. b-, Richland:, KS; r:a-·Wli'I II; 'arr~New. York 12 May 1881; df-4 May 1918'. . ' . #lU6, :'KAMP.SCHROEOER,:,. Frederic'k H"•• 45;•. :f~rmer:;, fair, 5'9"';1:75#~ dark hair;: bIue , , eY,es;;b-Lippe ,,C'?JDetmo·tt, Ger, 4: Apr' 1814'; r-Kanwaka', T,wp':,Dg Co>KS; ef-[;.O~G.;; v-, " Hamburg; 'wf-Marie" b-Lawrence, 'KS~; ra+Wm II; arri' New ¥olrk '12 May 18811;, df-4 May li918; , #1:15 . ' . KAMPSCHRODER~. William ~~; 41" f~rmer;, fair, 5''111tt:~ 180#';, brown ha,ir'" blue eyes; b-· C. D.G., 24:; New 1876;: r...:. CHnton Twp~ og Co KS; ef-· E. O:;G.; v-Hamburg; lfr- t. D. ; r~-:,.~ -II, Ger Erilp'; arr New, Y6,rk 12 May 1881; df-8 Mch 19.18. '#8'5 ") , ~ " , .. '" . ,." I •• �i, 125 ,KANNENBURG~ Carl" 21' day laborer; fai'r, 5'3"~. 1;30#'~ 'light hai:r; br:o'wn ,e~es; '.'b-Jatzingen" Ger,~ 22 Jan 1891';' r-LQne Star~ KS'; v~on't r~membe~;' 11fr-, ,J. G;.;' ' "l' am not married~'};ra-Wrii II, .'EInp of Ger; :arr-New, Y6~'k 15 Sept 1903'; df-l0 A'p,r.' ll9J'.8~ . #110':' " " ,' '. " .'., . , KANNENBERG, .rohanne's; 29', farmer;',. light, 5'8"~ 167ft; blonde hair, gray' eyes'; b-.· Jatzingen, P,bmmern, Ger.;2 Feb ·1899;.: r-: RFD #1 , Baldwin, 16;; ef-Hamburg " Ger. ; 'v-,·Hampurg; 1ft-·, J . P~G~~ ; ra-Germari Rei ch; ern;",· New York Ci ty, 2 ,Apr' 1928; df-·~ 28i Ju1 1928. #215', ., ' , '.' KASBBRGER, 'Mikefsigned Mike11\, 62,'farmer;;,' dark; 6", 178#~, gray' hair~brown' . , eyes;b-Bavllris; Ger;ILsept 185()';; r-,.Eudora, KS;ef-blank; v--do not remember;, wf-Mary., b-Bohemi.a, Ger;; ra-:-, Writ 11,;· art-New. York 1.0 May 1881; df-liO Dec I9])8,#l!36 ..... " . . >0 " , , "KJt51:', ~~atthaeus~,; 29'; student; light,Hair,. 5'111"~' 170#:;, darkrbTIonde;'hair, blue eyes:; , b--Wiggensbach".Bava:t;'i,a,.Ger.: 25Mch 1898:;: r-1433'0~i;oi St~ Eawrenc'e', KS'; efCherbourg, France" on"vessel ReHance o.f the' Harilburg':'Afuerican Line;; 1fr:"'W:G.;, ra..... ' the Ge~ ReiCh;: arr-,·NewYo'rk City, 8; sept 19,27.' df-, 8 Oct' 1927.#212' " ,KEISER, Heriry',wi·lliam, 43~ cl'erk;" fair; S'r'~~50tr. 'lighthi:lir. blue 'eyes'; Ger,'22 'Jan 1877:; r-.. 746.~1aine St., r:awrence, KS;ef-Bremen,Ger; v-do. no,t,'remember; wf-Emma'Wise f(ElSER, b-Dg COi: KS'~· ra~er Einp;, arr' New ¥ork 115 Jun 1882; df-14 Dec 192(1):. #154 b-·,~?;)'Horn(Hove)~·, .' A, • '.': • , ,KLAAS', Bernard: (signed Bern'are)I,: 63~_ sto'reke~per;' fai r', 5 ''4'': 1157#~ d'arkgray hair, brown eyes:; b-West Falia" Gar 30 Ap.i:' 1854;' r-,1324 Delaware St.; i::awrence, KS'; . ef";'· W. F .;~ v~Voldar; lfr-W.F.;· ra-Wfu,'II.; arr- New' 'Yc;.rk 20' 5ep\t 1884 ;·df-I!. Apr 1918) #1011,' ' , , . , It ,~KEAAS:. Henry' Airt;on ($.igned Heinrich Anto"nl., 73~~ rabO'rer, 5 "6 ?, 189#'; ,gray: harr" gray eyes ;:b-WestFali a, 26;, Nov 1844;;. r-1324: DEll aWllre St~, Lawrence, KS'; ef-:" W: F'. ;; V-' America; ,lfr-- W;~F. ;'''1' am riot marr~,edlt'; ,ra-: \Vii" II;;' ari;" New Y'O-rk 22 Feb 188:4,; df-'2' Ap.r 1918. #'105;" " , ' ';, ,':, r, . '. ,'KLAAS~ 'Hepry fSigne,dHeinrichK,.72';. storekeep'er;.;;fair,:,~5t'l1"o; '1I45#~ gray rai'r, gray eyes;.,b';;', West Falia, Ger. 25; Dec 18.46:;: r-]32~;[:De1)aware: St •." Lawrence, KS;" ef-.. W,.F:-.G.;; v~Volder;; lfr-W,. F .,G.; ra-WinII, &np Q.f ,Gex;,;:;arrNe\~ York 20" S~pt' 1188~;,',df-, ,30' Mch ,19.18. #97 ',. " " . " , ' .......: , ," :, .. KI.:YNE~, Sylves;ter,'Samuel, 45:, minister; £:air, 6",1~"';~~198#';,:right hair', blue " eyes;, b-·' ~~~YAthens;,·: iOhtari9'. Canad's'(l:, Moh 1870; r-Ba1dw"fn',KS"; ,ef-ot,t8wa, Can. via ·Northern Pacific R.R~;· Hr-Ottawa, Can; ra- George_V~': King Q'£: G.B.& 1'; arr',Ca:va'liie-r-, N~ D:., 15 Jan 1896'; dfJ6'Nov 1916~ ''',.#45 l~ .'~' .",' .'" ',,:" ," : ":'~':. >' , j. ': ." ,'>" ':;,.';, - " ~'.J":':':<;:::{'?'::"" ,~:' , " , '" ,'.;: ' KN AESC HE , ~erma~n' juHus', '78~ baker; fair~· ',5 '4~~~' 125#;' light' brown' ahit, blJue eyes; b~.. Hi schopswerda"" G.er 9 Jan 1891; i"~Lawrence,' KS; ef-Bremen'., on v- Kron Prinz Wilhelm;. lfr-l\1eissen, Ger; ra-.Win'IIr, ,Emp",of Ger;, arr- New Y6rk"27 Jun 11906,; df-. 12, Mch 1'909. #18 ' , . ,_' '-,; /' , ". ,1<NAI(E~: Henry, 19', farm: hand·;, fait:, ·5~'5tt~~ 140#;: 'b~o~ ·}i'air; .. blue eyes; boo, Harto,ver, Ger 19. N(w 190'5"; rOO' Eudora, KS;'.ef-\Bremeri~ Ger;v-,Minnekahda;'!fr - .. Hanover', G~r;j ta:-·Ger. Emp,; arr- New York City ,·l~.DeC 1923'. df- 12 Jiln 1924.#190'; , ' 'KOEHLER~'P.au1, ~ \~j~~~~:,- 160~~" b~OWn 'ha~r,' bL~' ey'e~:' i; 4'5', farmer,; iair: (scar under' , ,I'eft. eye); b-:-' Platzig i G'er 31 Jul': 1872,;; ·r~;· W,akarusha Tt"1>; 'ef~· P~G.,; v-Weser; 1tCrP::B~ ;;' ra- .~Iiit I'l'~ Einp'.o'.f Ger; arr- New:' York 12 ,Apr 1889; df-1S Mch 1918. '#93 .' , " .~ ,( .!fQru!~ 'John, :5?~ f~rmer(f~ir; ~5'9I11i" 160#';' brown hair, blue eyes:; b- Vienna, Austria" 24:, ~uri 18661; r-,.Wakaruss', TWp, Dg C9KS; ef-'Bremen, Ger' v..... Olla; 'lfr~ V.A.; wf-Louisa;b-· Bedin·, Ger; ra~"Chari~s;,~p' Aus'tri'a'G-Ar}O,stali~ King ()It. Hl1 ng ary;' ar:r, New Yo:rk 12 May 1889: df- 27 sept 1918. ' ~134) . . . . _. ," , '. ." , . ('~ , ; ;;. .. �'126, KROPF', 'Ferdlnand:l\iiChae1, 53, tarm~r;.fai~',5~~"'; 160#"~ gray ii'air,' gray ey.es, (sc~r on right jaw,and wen on top of headY;; b-':~.?)Saprow, Ifunga:r:y; 7' Aug 1864:; r-· Kanwaka' TWR) og Co. K$;' ef-AJ)twerp\" Belgium;.' v-" do nQit remember; 1fr-· S.If'. ;:' ra-··Charl~s" Einp of Aus:. & Apost. King o:f :HungarYiClnr;;..cNew, York 15 Sept'1881,; df-.J!1' Feb' 191ft' #69 . ' ~ KROPF, Mrs. Louisei 54~ ho~sewife; fair, 5'·S"~. 190#~ gray hafr, blue eyes;' b- "Ko'h1stadt, Ger, 81 May 1871;, r-Richland, Kanwaka Twrr; ef-Bremen;. v-· do not remember;; lfr... · K. :G.·.; ra-.Ge:tr: E1'npiire; arr;,;.-New York City 1 Aug 1879; df-· 1 May 1925', '#1198 '., " '. " , KUHN~' Valent'ine, 54, 1abo'·rer'; dark .. 5'&"; l~O#:; gray hair~ dark brown eyes; b-· Bavaria, Ger. 19 Apr .1864'; 'r--Lawrence'; KS; ef~-',Ahtwerp;, Belgium; v_Northland; lfr-.. B.G~ ;, ra- Win II, Ger Emp; arr New York 28 ,Apr 1890.; df-20 Feb, 19118.. #72 ~.r:.AQUA" Fritz'",42',' day laborer; fair,' 5'8"'; 140#, brown hair; brown eyes; b"-. HeidEmsdo.rf, Falkenberg', Ger. 18:. Dec 1873; 'r-, 2113 Ky St., Eawrence,:·KS"; ef-Hamburg, Ger; v--Afuerica; lfr-Biesdan, Ger; 'wf'::'Anni~; ra-Winll; arr- New York City 28: June' ,1908; '<if-. 24'Apr 1?16. #43 . ' LAQUA" Fritz,2S, ,clerk;. f,air; S"8~'~ .152#~ black hair" bro;~ eyes,; b--FalR- ' enberg" Obersh1esien, Ger. 14·NOtv 1901; r;:..~1040 ear. St:. Eawrence, KS; ef-Bremen·; . . v-George Washington; Ifr-- Schledan ~chlesien,Ger;" ra-- ~he German Reich; arr-New Yb:rk City, ,22 OCt lJ92,6;: df-27 Apr, 1927. ' #21'0~ , ' . - ' " . ' " LarZ~. Catl' F, 47,~e~chant; fair, 'S'7"h; 160~~ gray·.h~ir, light ,brown eyes, . (scar over left eye·, second finger on right hand, damagedY; b- Zweibrucken, Ger. 11 Oct 1870;:tr-Eudo,ra', KS;, ef- Bremen, Ger; v-, America; lfr-, Z:G·.; wf-· Ro'~e, bEudora, ({S';: ra-- Wm II; 'arn~~ Ba1 timo're, MD'12 Jul 1883';' df- 24' Jun 1:918; #1124 • •• ,,' • .: > .. • • > LOrZ,Ju'lius:S(l; m~rc:;hal1t.;, fair, 5'6''', 16S#,gray hair,. blue eyes;: b~Zwei!.:brucken, Ger. 2$AprH36ft;::r-:Eudo,ra, KS'; ef..Bremen, Ger;,v-Rheir; lfr- Z. G.; " . wf-· Loui~a, ,b-Uhlbach" Wertenb«irg,-Ger·;. ra:':'-WriLII.; arr~·New,yo,rk City ISMay' 1885;' df-· '24 Juri 19,18.. #125" .' ":. . ," , ", ' LOl'Z, RoseE~, .. : 52" housewife; brunett, S'7~'; 155#; dark brown hair, brown eyes; b- Eudo,ra, KS-30 Jun 1871' ; born .'and raised i·n the U.S~; r- Eildo1ra, KS; ra-the German Empire; df-3 OCt :1923., 1H80,: '. ;'UJRY';,Holr~ce' Kn,ight, 42'~"COill~l":'rriak~r;fair, 5'3"': '120#; brown hair, bro'wn eyes;: b-·.Sbuth WalE,:!s, ,Swansea, England, 27. Oct 1876:; 'r--S08N.7thSt., North Lawrence, KS'(ef- t:.iverPoo1,,'Eng.; v- City of Chicago; lfr--,S'.W·.S~E; wf-- Anna" E'.UJRY; 'b-.. Te'rraHaute,·~~d.; ra-, George V.;- ~rr-"New, York City, 1 1\ich 1893;df- 13' Aug, ].918)' . #128 1, .' .• , ' " ' 1 " :. ~~AHIEu:{NT,,' R()b~rt· .Geo'rg'e'~, '31 ,. professor;: dark,. 5''6''': V121P, dark b~own hai r; ;.broWney,es,;, marks .... in·.com~r of right eye, scar;b-' Ruffec, France, 22: Jt'pr 1893; , .~r,- l'S24'Vt,. St. Lawrenc~i [{S'; ef,-LeHavre; v-taCorraine(fn pencil,' Su.ffren'l; lfr... c ~ ~'aris,;t~..: Republic' of France; arr_ New York Ci ty 15 sept 1918: (write 23' above in '~' pencil )'; 'df~17 sept 1924 #.1.92 '.' , . . ., .' .< '. ",-- ~1ALNBERG,-'John Aug1;lst', '54, t'an,ner.: fair, 5'8"',_ l~O#:; brown. hair, b1,ue eyes; b-:, Stockholm, Sweden .. 3 June i86~;r..;·C1JniOrt Twp',' 'Dg Co KS;' ef,:"",s.S.·; 'v- America; lfr- 5.S';; r~:'" G~stav V, King of, Sweden;arr.;.., New York City 21lViay 1888';' df- 8, Mch 1918. #83' ' ' , ' ,', " , . , .. ' ..., .£Sent) your queries, ahnenl!afels ant) other material for possible publication in [HE PI~NEER to P.~. Box 3664, tawrence, Kansas 66046 .. , .- .• -' ....: .... ,' ""~ :' _ r ,' I " " . �c.w. SMITH. Lawrence KS. UNDERTAKER & EMBALMER . (1890-1907) (continued from Volume VIII, Number 2. page - -- -- - - - - --- -- - - I , -- - "T - - . - - - - - "-~ '-..:.:-=-:.~.....:.--:......:....----,-:.~-=--------------=--- ~ 91. UNOIATAKER. __ N'ame:j ffuriial Date~ Sheater, Elmer Y; 15 -Fe~~~96 Shearer, Jorals;~-S:---1:No'v-T898 Sheets', child of 17 Jim 1896 Sheets. chHd of Geol • 20 Feb 1906 Age Cause d!, _~..9. •. 50 75, 1K Killed 53 166, 79 Pneu. Sheets, Lacey.' 14 Dec Sheets " Lillie 7 Mch Sheets', Rachel 6 Jan Sheirer, L.Parker: 6 AprShelly, chUd o,f Earl 25' Aug Shenfy, WiTliard' 1'2 5ep' 21 No>v Sherman, Geo'rgi a Sherward, J'~ W~ 12 Ap,r Shields, Benj. 4' May Shiel'ds, Mrs. RachaelL.23~ Oct 20 &1 76· 13 Ordered by Burfal Vl:ncent J~ Shearer- OR - The~F~rnffy' OH' Clarence Sheets OH" seiger Rose OU Joe Hal1rison OH' 1896 Clarence Sheets' OHI l 1906\ Geo • Sheets The Bro,thers: 1901' OH 1898) J. B~ Shei rer: OIr 1906 Earl Shelly' OH' OHi1906 Mr. C. t. Shenfy' 190T The Family Senec'a: 1906 Edward' (?JSherwood KG', Mo:. 1904 The Family' m 1901 Mrs. Conway' Off: ? 57 chiildbi rthr66, Tumor, 99\ Cere.Menin.70 StH'Iborn; 173 8; Biall 'Ftbl! 17~:r 22: Typhoid F. no 54' Pileu. 168) 68, AccidentaU:~n 78 H'rt Trbl 109' (:?o)Mr. W.G:.Ptlratt' Shimmond, J~ H: Shi rar', ~l!bert -Shi rley, child of Shore" Mrs. Laura: ,SHora, Eaura' 17 29' 8 29 Dec Aug Sep' Mch 2 Oct 1907 Mrs. Nelli'e McCa!'1 OW 71' Paralysi 5' 1193 David Shiirar OBi 211 1892 R. Shirley' Clinton 21: 1900; R. D. Shore;Mr Wood OH' 22 Pheu. 90 1906 ButH~n' B~ Shore' OH' 38 Rheu. FeverI75' M. L. Kl:iinef el ter'. Hi awath a'~ Ks:.. Shuck,. or.ville E~ 26:, Feb 1907, G'. W: Shuck OH' l.9 Typhoi d F .182' K. & Eadies; Sibley, Morris M. 12, Nov 1901, Harry Sibley , Bucklih,Ks·. 72: Hr.t Trbt ]10 (?'-Siiel1er, chiiHt of 23\ Feb 1894' A~. C. Seiler OH' 33' Sileon, Robert 30, Apr 1892, S. SU'con Lecompton' 1,8 Siil er" Mrs ~ BeU 27 Jul' 189$ E. R. Sil'er' Olf 2 mo?' sum. com43' Siler, Carl T Jim 1905 Ed Siier OHl 4 wks 157 Siller. infant' 24 May 1904 00;Stillborn l!42 E: H~ Siler Siler, James: 13 Aug; 189$ Doug las Co. Kennedy Val'. 44: SHver, Alma Irene' 25~Jul 1902 Mrs. (;?)Abm Siilver: OIl' 2yrs SitmCbmp, 1'19 Siilver; Mrs ~ Rachel' 115 Dec 1898~, St'ephen Siil ver' Liinwood' 74' Paralysi's 76, Charles Hemphi 111, Siilvers:, Isaiiah 3' Jun 1904 Mrs. SH'vers OHi 62 Pneu. 142 Siimons, Winnie N Oct 1906, Mrs'. Brooks, col'. OH; 7 mo'. 1'75 Delbert Siinons; Simmons, JO'hn 11 Nov 1906 Mrs. G. H. Morgan OH' 78 Hrt Trbl' 1716'> Mts~ W. A~ Churchill Simmon s, N'~ 29 Apr' 1898.: The' Family' OH' 70 71: Simmons, Will H~ 29 Jun 1897 Douglas; County OH' 56' 61 2nd Lieut. 44th Rgt. Ohi0' Vo!'. Infty; also Private COl H~ l147 Ohio Nat'l Guards Simmons, Wm. J. W~ sexton 1\17: l'78 26 Dec 1906, Siinpson, Clark 28 OCt 1895' W'. H: Siinpson OW 47 Simpson, Miss Jo-:seph Siinpson Clinton 16. 29 Feb 1892 Simpson, Mrs. 12 Dec 189'1, Mrs. H. Smith OHf 114' . ,Mrs. S~ Barker, Simpson', Addie - "--15 -Oct· '1904 James, Siinpson 38, ' OH __ _ - - Siinpson, Josie: 29 Apr 1892. J. W., Simpson: .- - Clinton 189:2' �Buri al: Date: Simpson, Mrs ... KatJe~~t. "27 Jan 1900 10 Nov 1902 Simpsoij, Sus an 25' Oct 1900: Sims~ A. A~ Feb 1891. Siinc1!ai r i Mrs ~ 7 ,No'v 1900" Sinc1ai r. Mr~'-, Skinner, child of "l~1J~n 19011 Skinner, HEmry G-. 25 Apr 1904' 28 5ep', 1903' Skinner, Cettie L. N'ame, , ' ,-" 3\ Skinner, R', infant of 201 Jun 19011 9 Jim 1892 3' Feb 190~f Sko,fstad, Julia U. SriIaUey, Loui;s; Slne1ser(nY, infant: 30'Mch 1906 30 Jul 189'1. 4' Mch 1901. ... _. -, ' . -'I"', 23 Smi th, A. Smi th, Aaeli a Josephfne' Sini th, Mrs. Ann a Sinith, Mrs. Anniie' Sinith, Smi'th, Sinith, Sini th, Smi th, Sili th, Sid th, Mrs. C. H~ Mrs. C', W~ Delphi a Eli Za' HEmry' Henryi Hbll1ingswolrth Silith, Horace' Smi th, STiith, SriIith, Sffii th, Smith, Nov 190;r.: 29, Jun 1892, 23' No'v 1894' 21' Nov 1904 41 Dec 1905 Smi th,Annstead: 7 chUd of l' Smith, child of P. C. N Sinith, Cora McCili l!1om 1:8J (Shipped from WaterloO', Smi th, Cynthia lil ~Shi:pped f,rom Wichi tal' Smith, C. W~ 1: smi th, _ _ _ .....l-._. 8 Oct 1901' Skinner, Ralph Skinner, Mrs. S~ IE'. Skinner, Willie No,v 190:7! Aug 1900 Dec' 1904. Nbv m.o6, l'owa'then OCt 1903 Ordered by'. Burial Ag:e Cause' dof!l.!. 67 Cancer 87 S'; N~ Simpson OH 69 CancerousT122 Hattie S~ Wood: OW 70) Old age + 96) HEmry' &' Nel'l1e Sims MG' T W. T~ Sinclair OH' 52 Canc'.Liver 9:6) W. &- E; Sinclair OH' Aaam Skinner 4 m? ? .99 lL7+ 140' Levi J. Skinner' Geo. Skinner ?Lfnwood' 5 wk? • P. C11ark 132' ? Ed ' ('?):5eet i n OHI r da" 190 R. Skinner: MG: 1'05: 1:. J. Skinner John P: Ross;' OW r5 1136, Mr. W; F. Skinner Baldwin 19 Mrs. Beck M. J: SKooftad' OH: 58l Pheu+Canc.167 10; 1:, B~ Davis Crinton M;" (?) Fay & Emma' Stiln:born 102, John Sme1sen(:rJ OIr _~trong 24 Consumpt. 1192 (?)Orie Smelser' M;: W. Sinith 19 R'. W. R~ Sini th OIl' S;'mO". Indigest. 37' ('?.'lJeny: W; STIi th OW 34" Liver' Trb 147 D. F~ Silith Bl1ank 9)),...L._ 1:63\ D. L. Bur.toln Arex~ Brent Clinton 85: Dropsy +- 191; (?JJay Sfui th ow 2' wk ?Rash 94 P: C. Sinith Clinton Stil'lbo'rn 149 Mi's. Effie McC'.JonesSt.touis34' Hr,t Dis. 1'711' to Cremato,ry, St. Louis)' J. C. C: James; n~' 69' Pheu. ]33. ' W~R.C: Aug 1907 6· Mth 1894~ 281. Feb 31' Oct 12 Oct 8 Jill 201 Ail r 27 Nov l!90'l~ 1904' 1900 18911, 190'5 1901, 21 No'v 18983 Mrs. ff:. l i6 Jun 1895~ Mrs. H:/W, 116) M~y 1894 infant 6) Jan 1903 Mrs. J'as'. 6· Nov 1891 Lena 1'5 May' 1906~Shipped from lola, Ks.) Snith, Mr. M. A: 9 Dec 1900 Smith', O. W. 13 Feb 1906, Smi th, R~., ,31 Jul' 1892 Wiillll Olmstead Mrs. D: C. Ki rk' The Estate OW OFf' The Famiry A'. Sri1ith;' or~Keith Clinton l'saac' nr.& Louis' 'Sffiiitli MG:" Mrs. ShLth; AGHonnolld: OaMrs~ Hattie SrnHh OIF Mrs. Winnie smith MG' l i zzie Siti th It. G:. HonnO'td' MGr A'. Gregg, & T. (?YDrisdom Rev. J: K. Dunn OHi Winston SriJi th MG: Philip Smith Clinton Jas.Sfuith;A' G. Honnold MG: G'. W. Smith OH: 85', BrokenHip.:, 33 STAsthma) 101 72 1'4,7, 62 Stomach 96 10' 50 Btyl Trbl' 86\ 1'55 110 42 35: Sti llborn 124 13' 46) Addi son Dii s170 J. W'. Sri1i th OH 67' Mrs Mary Srhfth;MetInOFr 50 Pneu. F.Walter;pecompton Lecompton ~~wp..:; Doug I as' Co'. 98: 1166) 20 �" Name'_ - '=-:-----=-:lTsep ~i90i; --.;r Ordered by' BUri al _ Age'.Gause d~ .E9.~ J 3Cjo~~sc.in-, ?Vau~est ,I?iWa;BUr-Blank;'Age9-:-¥~~f~: -=--=-:----~ 3', Oct 1892 Mrs., A. (?)Henly OH - -----,--------- ------=_c_ A. G,. HQnll()lld _ OH' Srni th, Thomas: 27 Dec 1890 Mrs. Sii Har,ris'. 5· A. G. Honno,ld; 38;? 59' . 13 Feb 1897 Mrs. W. F. Sihith OH' Smi th, W~ F. J.' W. Srili th OW 69 Dropsy' 1:00 25' Jan 1901. Sff1i th, W~ G'. C. G. smock MG~ 31 Dec 1904' '7yrsTypho-id 150: Smock, Roy' 60: 51 24', Mch 189'6', Charles' Snow' M.7~ Snow, Anthony" 01 Jim 1895: Snow, Mrs. Chas:. Chas'. & Anthony' Sho,wI\f3: 42' 30 Nov 189,1 14" Sny,der', chi Id of G'. H~ Si1~der 1', OH Snyder; ch. of 31- Mch 1899 W. E'. Snyder.' OIl 2 d a Ifrt Fail 79" 9 Dec 1901, Snyder, Mrs. Eliza H~ 70: Prleu. III Geo'rge SI1yder OH' 56) Hrt FhH! 89 Snyder, H: J'~ 19 Feb 1900. The Family' OH' A-. J: Anderson Solt, B~ F. li5 Oct 1896 MarshalIl Prentice OH' 561 M. R'. SOule MG'~ Soule, Mr. 21 Jan 1891' 6: 45)23' Aug 1895: SOule, M. B~ R. Hi. Ropfg >.er MG' Soule, Sophia U. 23 May 1900, Mrs. A. J. Pren ti ss OHI 93/95' Para:lysi~s 92 So fa 1Yit 1 s bu ry, lewi s; 1'6 Jan 1893 Geo'. W~ Saulsbury' oro 24 A'. Whitman Soxman, H~ R'.. 16 Jan 1907( Geo. So'xman, Jr~ OlF (Shipped from Call.)i G'eo Soxman Sparr, Ripley W. __ Aug 1902 The Family Off n.9: 70 Lt. Co' K 3 KSW' (between 21 & 29 Aug) spaulding, Clyde 27 Jitl 189,2 spaulding Bros. OH' 20' spaulding, Katherine) 24 Apr 1906 J'ames Monroe CathoHc66i Asthmal 169 Speer:, John' 18 Dec' 1906, Hardin Speer: aI' 89 Senility! 177 Mrs. DuB(),j s speitz, Robt. Win Weidemann1 OHr 49 Larang. Pad.89' En zabeth 5pei tzspencer, chiild'\of to' Jilll 189'1_ ])lj S: p~ & S: G:. spencer- OH' spencer, Eli zaoeth L Sep 1906, Mrs. Kate White om 60 Dropsy- , 174 Spencer, Herbert 13 Apr 190(i)' S: P'. spencer' OW28 Pneu. 9'1 ~Shipped from K~C. Mo.) spencer, John H~ 10· Apr 1896' S: G. spencer' OH' KCAppoplexe 51 Spencer, laura H: 19 Sep 1900' C~ w. spencer OW 73~ Bwl Trbl 174 spencer, lucy 15 Dec 1907' J. M~ sp'encer' OH 93~ Old age 11931 Spencer, R'. 9 AUg 1896' Ro·bt.& Jennie spencer OfIr 181 m. ?" Fvr 54Spencer, R&bert 25' Feb 1897' Dg. Co:;: Mrs;; spencer OH 59' SkurI"Fract. 59'~ Pri vate Co. g 44 US Col' Troop's:::,) spencer, Mrs. S: P: 15 Jim 1965 S~ pl. spencer' Olf 61 Paralysi s 1;51 Spi tier, Mrs. Henry! l i5 Apr 1899'. Levy' Fl'o'ry Pleasant 76; 80 J. L. Jo·nes Gro,ve Spi tler, J'acob ! 3' Aug 190L The Family;Josiah Clinton 80 Rupture 1:06, .' FI:ora' SPi tier" Mary' 30 Sep 1893 H~ Evans: WS::29' SPi vey, HEmry 3 Aug 1902,. Nancy Har_vey' OW 52 Appoplexi al'19" (Shipped from Trinidad, Col.l: W.~ A. Har_vey' Spivey, John C. 23! Mch 1898:' Aunt Nancy; , 46, ow 69 HEmry Spivey' Sparr, Mrs ~ R'. W~ 1:2 Aug 1903' The Family' OW 65' Chol. Mo'rb.1131l Spray, ElfhUl 114 sep~ 1:899. 1\1;; L. M: sp'ray 71' Old age + 84 springer, Jennie 19 . Apr 1907' ORChas. Spring~r. 44 Co n s ump't'. 1'84 LO.O.F. No. 18 - Smi th,-Ray-' Shi th Theo. - -- Buri al Date 129 0- �~Spd nger, Miiss Myra' ordered by-~ BUri all Date Budai'" Ai5,.cause d. ~. Mrs. May' ChU'ds' Indi'ana- Tubercul'osis-184 Miss' Mattie' springer poi'is:, Fnd. C'. E. Scwiires' OH ?G'allstoneslf58, 2 May 1907' Squiires:, Mrs:. 30 Jim 1905 (Shipped from lTlwo'rthY Staley, Hazel! 29 Jan 1895' Stanard, Ber.tha 4 Nb,v 1899' Stancli ft" H. E'. 29 Jul 1904' Stanley~ i;nfant/ 27 Feb 18961 Stanwix, Cel'inda H. 22, Jlll 1905 Starbuck, Chas., IQ Jul 1895 Stauffer, Mary R.. 29, Feb 190.4 (Shipped from Cherryvale, Ks.l: Stebbins, child olf 12 Mch 1891 CHy Crerk p_~ A. St aHard H: HT~ St an eli ft" Elmer R. Stanley' Stan wi x Bro's. Mrs'. CoTtrain Sam Stauffer: 116 Dec 1891:'_ Stebbins, child o,f 13 APr 1891'. Stebbins, Jrames 27 ~1ay 190.5' Stell, A1!ex: 12 Apr 1895' Steel!, (?JChauncy' li4 Feb 1895: Steel, Emily M: l!'4 May' 1898; Steel, R. A. Capt 5' KSM Co'. r: Steele', Hugh 15 sept 1898) Steeli, LeH;a 20.' Feb 1895 Steel, Miss; 22 Jun 1892 St'eeli, Mrs ~ M: 30. 5ep: l89E Steel, Mary S~ 22 Jim 1893', Steel, Wiilr: A-. 7 Meh 190.5: ('?YSteniil{a, Wii1[amina' I, Oct 1904 Stephens, Eli zabeth L. 1"5' Jan 1896, Stephens, Maude 20." Oct 1"897: Sternberg, Mrs. tydi a' 30 sep, lQ03, (Shipped from Kansas~ Ci ty, Ks:.)' Sternbergh" Emma: R'. 20. 5ep 190.0 (Shipped from C';'1'i1.)' 5 Jul,1899, Steven S:, John' E Aug 189.9 Stevens, Lilli an S. 9; Apr 1900\\ Stevens', May' 29 Aug 189,2: Steven son, chiil'd of 21 NtJv 1898 Stevenson, Helen M. 27 Oct 190.6, Stevenson, John N,'. 1 1 ,h~ /" -" -' ...,"~~ .... \, Stevenson, N.,,>E~,~hij1<l:,;C)f23: Feb' 190'7;' Steward, Jack."/'·· -"~ 25' Jan 1892 Stewart, Annie 9 Feb 1891 Stewart, Mi;ss Annie B~ 28 Jill 1894i ~Brought from Kan.City, Mo.} Stewart, child of 6 Meh r891i Stewart, Laura' 3:, Aug 1890) Stewart, Paul 27 Feb 19Q2~ Stewart, II. G:. 24' Jun lQ04" Stewart, Walil'a-ce F'. 26> 5ep 1899', ~Shipped: from Kansas City, Mo. r 39 85 Brank 1\1;' OH~ 14 ? (child) OW Hesper- 69 Hesper ow. .1.¥-44' L_ 55~ Clinton Thos. Gibl'er James Stebbins Clinton Bl1ank Clintori Thos. GibIer.' 76) Hrt' Trbl Mrs:. Lucinda Steel OIr OH' P: R'. Brooks, Bel'voir Jas. T,: Steer: C11i'nton 70. ? The Fami Ily-' St} ],58~ 43' 137 ,8 15 9 156 41 39 7i1' The Family G'eo. F'. Steell, R; it'. Steel' J. M: Shepp ard: R'. A. Steel Mrs. R. A~ Steel .:rudge Menger: J'. W. Green A. ,P. Clark Charles' Sternberg OHf 164 Rilpt+Surg. 74 Bel,voir 39 Clinton ]9 C1i'nton 12 Clinton 24 Clinton 37 H'rt. 153 00 84' seni ii ty' 14'6 Off" 85: 49 00 25 ~ m 50 TB\ & Peri tJ!32, Tho's. Sternbergh Oli' 62, Bright 'sO.175 (11T:. P.. St'evens' Vi'nl'and 75, 82, Jurins' Stevens' OR' 2" m/w StomTrb 83 Mr. I: C. Stevens: Vinl'and 57' Hrt Fail 90.' N. E~ Stevenson Wash.Cree~ Church 21 T. M. SVevenson l:iinwood Wzyr croup 76 Russel1l Stevens Shank's' 72 BrightsOfs176, Frank Stevens M. 6, mi south N'. E'. Stevenson Wash.Creek Stiill1born' 181' E ? (? )Ice Co. 00' 15 Lee Stewart OH' 6, Chas. Stewart Oll' 21 35 G'rant Stewar,t: owH~ C~ Stewart'; Fincher, OR Orvi lle~ Stewart, mr , Stewart; Carl, ?SCho'ne' Gr' W'o R. Stewart· M;' (?JGreen Kei th 7 46) appon:1exi:a: 54 17m? -L-. ,l!l3 4T ? 143 28, RR accident8)4' �Ordered, by , Stiienbring, Mrs. w. M~ 5 Ju1 190.7 Stiles, Mrs~ Emma 10. Stiles', Leon F. 21' Stimpson, ~irs. F'. E. 115 Stimpson ,Morrie/Mamie 28, Stimpson, Ell zabethO'rme30 Aug Apr o.ct Ju1' Jan 190.5 190.7 1894 1892 190.6, Stiner, Lizzie 4 Feb 190.4 Stiner, Wm. 25; Jill 190.2 Stockfish, E1isie 27 Feb 19o.7( Sto;iiley, Mrs. J. w. 23\ Dec; 1899, Stone, E1i'zabeth IS; Ncw '190.7 (Shipped from Chicago,)" Stone, Lyman C., 1·2 Oct 190.2 (Shipped from Chicago)} Stone, Mrs. Martha 19 Apr 1893~ StOrnl, Anson 31 Dec 190.7. Sto,tt, child of 28 Aug 1894 St'owe', Benj ami n 8) Mch 1,9.07: Strahan, Charles' 2 New 1899~, Strahan, \~fti~,ij~pf 4 NOiv 1895; Street, Mrs·~ 1:. S~ 1'6 Ju1 1896' Strickland, Mrs~ E. '" 5' May r8983 Strode, Be,ntha: 1i1 Sep-' 190.2, Strode, Fred 11 Jim 1899 Strode, JuH a ' 8~ Jun 1892, Strode, Lulu 29~ Apr 190.6 Strode, Maud r6,Oct 1:892, Strode, Troy 1'4 Jan 1898) ® St ro'h an, Mrs. May Strode, Mrs. Sarah Stro'de, Samuel 3' Jiln 190.5' 29 Sep 190.5 2 Jun 190.7 Strong, A. 21 Jim190L (~~~trub/Str.eet, J01seph 20. Dec 1895 Stubblefield, child (}1f 4 Mch 190.3 Stubbs,,/irufus: 17 Oct 1891 Studebaker, David 15 Dec 189,3' Studebaker, Stephen 15 Jun 1894 St u 11, Mrs;. 24 OCt 1891' Sturbeck, ' Ralph Sugrue, Hanna1 Sugrue, John' (::~~;:~---=-,>,(fi;~;£~-~~"~: Sui~ter.~ chDd of 11 Ntw 190.0. 1'6 Jan 190.6' 1!4 Nov 1905~ 120.' Aug' l' 20. Aug 1'89'5 Philip) Ernst', J. E'. Olson M. & Carl Stires Mrs~. A'. A. Stiles' Pro f F E Stiiinp'son F. E. Stiinpson Sidney Orme E. F. Stimpson Ed &- Will: Stiiner The Fami 1y Henry Stockfish J'. w.. Stoi ley Jo;s~ph Stone' mr OH' OR' OH 7.0 1361 68:: StomachTrbU8, 55: Paralysis 182 40 Pneu. 86 32 Peritonit.I91 Fred Stone Off 30 Tubercul'. 121 om lOR Oll' OH: OH' MG" MG:' 4:5' 1159 25 Les'. Brain 184: 60 Typhoid F". 36, 20. Bw1 T.rbl' 165· Gov. Robinson ar 26, Frank March" Adinin. OW 73" H'rt Diis:. 193' All Gregg OH' 36 Clarence Stowe Clinton 84' La;riippe +182 A~ John St1rahan Clinton RR Accid. 8-5 Fred Strahan 08' 47 L. H. Street lOR 56 Dropsy' 54' Edwin 'B. Strickland OIr 671'...1:.-, 71' Elmer Bateson TOP9anoxiie' 119...!...., 120. Bertha St'rode \:Y lOll' 20. SpinMenin. 81 Troy Strode OH' 18. A E Strode; M C?In ar 13£l' CbnsumpJt. 169 Ti:.oy" Strode OH 23 James &; Jessee Strode' 7.0. 6~ Mildred Strode (OIl' A. J~ Strohan Clinton 59 GEm. Debi 1. 157' Eli Strode OH' 1'61 75 Hrt Trb Mrs. Bertha~ Strode' OH 17' Hrt Rheu. 1.8'S' Met. Ins. Co. C?)G1ass' Bros. CathoTic7l3 Hrt Fail 105; Joseph Michell, Exec.? &md 48) J~ W. Newlin -, Wm Stubblefield OH; 7( m? ,WhCough 126, ROiss~ Stubbs Hesper 13 N. (?lHershow E. E. Whitman 78, Old age' 32. J. L. C?>Ho,v(sJer No, Dr'. G~. W: Reynolds' Collier 70. cons. 35 E. L. Herr: , Jerome Stull 13 D. F. Huston E. Sturbeck 96 ~1 7J~_ Diph. John Sugrue Franklin 71 1.64 G'eo. Chambers' Catholic' 8,7' Asthma' 162 The Family Me,rri's: (; Don Suiter OH' 44 (?)J. W~ Conolver �N'ame, (OOri a1 Date. Suiter, Emma Sukey' SuUi van, Marne) Su1;zen, Adolphl Summer.fie1d, Hannah Summerfield, Hannah Summers', Edna SUl1ber, Mr. C'. 29 Feb 111 Feb 115 Apr 18 Dec: 7 Oct 21 Jan 26\ Ju 1 5 No,v 1904 189L 1906 1900' I890· 1904 1907{ 1898) Sutliff, Chas. R~. 5' Dec 1891': Sutliff, Jennie S~ died2L Feb 1899 Sutliff, John B~ 23 Jan 1905' Sutton, ' infant Sutton, M'. R. 16 Jan 1895 21 Aug 1903 15 Apr Swanson, child o'f 8~ 1-3 Feb Sweanson, Walter' Sweitser, Mr~ 19 Jun (?)Swenden, child o>f 31 Dec Tanner, child of 6 Eeb Tarpy, James: i~:,Apr T.arpy/, John' 5 seP) (Shipped from Topekar T.arwater, Jane " 4 Jan T.'aylor, Bettiie~ 25 Apr Taylor, Carl F'. TayI:or, Chris G:~ Taylor, Daisy' 1891 1899, 1892 1896, 1894' 189S: 1906, 1907!. 1903 9 5ep:.1906 20'Jun' 1904 26 Jun 1906; 19. Taylor, John1 19' T.aylo,r, Joseph <Erom Kiln. CHy, Mo, •.) 8' Taylor, Mr. E. K. 26 Taylor, lucy., 19 Taylor, Mary Feb 1902 Oct 190.7: Nov 1905 Mch 1903 Jan 1899' T.'aylor, Mrs. May 19 FeD. 1,903' (Shipped from KG', Kan.). Taylor. Nicko'l~is' 22, Oct 1906: Co' G', 29 Reg'. U·. S~ C~ Vol!. lit f:. Taylbr~ RBT.' 20 OCt 1890l Taylor, Robert 8,May 1900 Taylor, Vera" 12 ~ray 1907:' Taylor, child of W.coL 6 Dec 1906 Teal, Mrs;. Belle 22hNcJlV 1898; Teeter. Mrs:. Ruby r4~ Aug 1907{ Terrell, Myra 29 Aug 1905 Terry, Albert, 15 Jan 1905 ('?JTerWilligon,Elizabeth5 Aug l!90L Tetters, Mrs. Eincoln 26) Oct 1189!, Ordered' by.!, Burial, Age:,Cause d •. ~, 137' OR' 1'PoorFarm OR' 34 Hrt Faiil 168 98, Lecompton' 71; Dropsy' 3' M~Summer.field Litchfield ,I'll;. Old age' 135 The Fami 1y OR' 82 Frank Summers Eudora, 9' TyphOi\d F18il Mrs. Sur.ber;JH Fee;Clinton' 40 Acci den t, 75' J R' Woadward. 14' OR' J. B~ Sutliff 79, OH 3' Daughters 151' 80 OW The Family' Mrs. G'. J. Wheeler ~~:.? 38; James Sutton 2 Sum Comp 1 .131. James Sutton F. 11 Williams' H~ Swanson Viriland 9' W': T.. Sweanson OR' 78i H~ C'~ enMesten . Wash. Creek 1'9 WID St'leandEm Blank 18 da'. 57' A~ F~ Allen Vfnland 1 wk? No, Dr.33 Richard & .To'hm T'arpyCathoHc' 41 James: Tarpy' Frankl!fn' 49 Brain Trb:u:r74 Mauri ce SuiiterPoor Farm Spdt. James Sullivan The Fami1w! ...... _ . ...: - j Orick~.i6. 56 ..1<:>fBrain 178 Ora Tarwater Olr'/ 17m? 128; Erij ah Brown Mrs. Taylo:r: MG~ 6, CrOUP) ]74 . Frank F. Taylor Emily.' T'ay1'or' 08' 43' 142 A(Olni'e B. Tayro>r' MG' 21 TyphoidF .1711 Met. Ins. CO!.; Benevolent Lodge Haskell Institute Blank 20 Pneu. l!12 wm Taylor ~G 80 Senility' 190 C. W'. Hickock Mrs:. Wil'lowby,' MItl (; l:. F'Tayl'o'r' Dave Eogan LfnZY'Tay1or KC',Mo. OH' 1\&;' 62 Asthmal 50 TUmor 74 Dropsy- 162 1127 78. 42 1,25 Mrs. Harvey' MG~ 85' Dropsy' 176, 2 Johnson Bros. J'. F. Tay1o'r' NeBraska' 3 68, Paralysi s 92 F C' &" Thomas T.'aylar~ Reno, Jito. E~ Tay10lr MG' ~,mo.Croup 184 Wni Tayl'or M:i~ Sti llborn 171' l:. H~ ~?):Co'rse OIl' 44' Perotini t. 7:61 J~ Edward Teeter' Nevada,Mo'.23' Tubercul. 188) Bl ank Blank 42 ]159 Peter Terry IOH" 13 Pfieu. 151 l:;ouis Terwilligon Erank!'!:_.40 Cancer' 101 ? Schuler;?' Fill---:~~fari"C'OY':") ,~.,~ ".,'.---.. ~,,-.-./:'!:/ J. K. Tetters;Mrs. '-Blank . li3' Selig; A~G'. Honnold' �~ Thacher, Dwi~ght Ordered by' 28; Aug 1897. Mrs. Thacher: Topeka; {Remo,ved tOI Topeka'r The Family' OH: Thacher, Solo'n' O. 14 Co C: 3rd' Rgt. K.S:M: Tharp'~ inf,;;,.:o(J~iJ1t!~)'ol'. 7:' Thatcher, chiild of' 2~ 1 26, Thayer" Charl es' Aug 1895 J'an 189'lf Jan 1897: Jim 1899_ 2 Jun 1906 Thomas, Adison 1899~, Thomas, ch. of 29 Jan THomas;; chi'ld of THomas, Clara B'. 13 Sep' 1905: 19 Dec,189$ Thomas;, Mrs (?)Eimnie H'. IS' Jan 1900 10 Mch 1890) Thomas, Hannah (:From K: C~ r 27 Jftn 18971: Thomas', Iir.win Thomas, Joel!. 13 Feb 1,900~ ('Shipped from Kansas~ City, Mo.J' Thomas, Maggie~ 9 Jan moo:, Thomas;, Mrs. Mary 6; Ap r 1904' (Shipped from K eMil'. li Thomas, Ol'vi He llli May 1906; (iShipped: from K 183 May 1902 Thomas', StepHen 117 Jan 1906 THomas:, Theres a' 18 Aug 1904 Thoma's, Wesrey' cr BuriaV, ~.Cause d~ ~ Buri a1' Date , Dan Morton MGM'. T: Thatcher' IllIG' T:. C. Daviis: Reno Frank & Charles THayer' OH Daughter. Mrs. A"dison Thomas D. B.. Thomas' ~G" (.?JW'. Swengen {'?lAilnie Thomas, OIl' Ailni e Thomas'; OR" Fred Gleed J. M~ Newlin ar Joel Thomas' OH" Carrie Thomas: H;:aac; Mi Her' Mi Iton Guest'. 1J 63' 44 5, Sti IIborn 77' 1Diiph 58; 82 63 Old age 170 ~' 5pinMening. 78: Stillborn 160 48, 65 cancerBwls 88l 51 OH 53' OH: 6R Stom&Si>leen88~ 58 Geo. Thomas; BenevSOc ({!)II" Orlie Thomas; OH~ 33 22 Geo,Thomas; T.Thomas:MT. 20', Consumpt. -L, 81' 140 170~ .The Fami ly/ om 68:, Accident 116 Met.Ufe Ins. Co'. l\oG' 211 16S Annie C. Thomas' OJ[ Uf SumCompll. 145, Mrs~ McCaU; {.?JBl--- V. Aillen 23 Mch 190IE, Thomas:, W. J'~ W~ E Barnes;; JoHnWaltom Viinland 84' 102 2 Jftl! 1902 C. M~ Thomp'son M7' 22 1l!7' Thomp'son, Arthur.' Thompson, Edward' 24' Tun 1900' Mrs. Eij Thompson' orr 68~ P'ara1ysi s' 171:, Geo'. Thompscrn' l\oG' 4.{:{~; , Thompson, Mrs. ~?'JE:[:;. 28.: Dec' 189·5 Boiler Room SWi:ft Packing House, KC Kans • . . . Thompson, Nelson 2 Aug 1~903' Mrs. Thompson Dg.Co". 67'Dropsy.! 130> Pm. CO' A' 79' U. s. (1)0. Vol. Infantry' , 48' Thompson, J'~ Edger 24' Dec 1895' Robt. 1: Thompson' OH" Thompson, J O'seph 1'4 Sep. 1907' Wm & Kil H. e Thomp1sorr OH 85 BrainTrbr 189i Thompson, Marie Edna" T Aug 19071' Mrs L'owery~ Ed, Thompson' 0If'" 4 m. SilmrComp I88} Thomp'son, Mark 23: Oct 1904 Mrs. Mark Thompson :qIi 45; Brights' D: 146, Thompson, Nor-a' 283Ap.r 190r, W. HI. PendletonMG:' 1'8 EaGrippe' 103 JiJlseph Thompson' Thompson, Robert, 28 Aug 1900j; Douglas' COl. CHnton 8(} Old age Pri vate Pioneer Co'. l' Di v. 16th Ar.my Co,rp) US'"CM. Vo11. Thompson, Robt J. 23: Feb m05 Mrs. RabV. ,J. Thompson Off 6il 153' (Shipped from KC MOl. r Thompson, Sarah It J'an 1905 The Estate, Dr,. HarveyAtlm Off: 80 Old age 1150 Tho1rp" Nancy' 117 Feb 1907 Mrs. Geo. Califord ~G~' 1181 90' Dropsy! Tho1rp, infant 16 Jun 1892, ('2'); Garvin/Irwin B11ank 1'9 Thornton, Ed 21 Feb 1898', Ephri am Thornton 00' 283 ? 68: Thornton, J. W~ 1'6 Jun 1907f Oli ver Thornton, son Wi' , 46: StomTrbl1 185 j �Buri 'aI' Date Tholrnton, Nancy A'. 1\2 Aug 1890) Thornton, O. E~, 1(7 ~1ay 1895' Pri vate Co C' 30 Iowa Infantry' Thorton, W~ R~ . 21 Dec 1899), Throll'ls, W: E.. 9 Nov 1903 Thudium, HEmry W~ 1'6 Sep11906' (Shipped from CM'o. S~) Thudium, child o,f 28 Jim 1897( Tibbits, Frank E. 6 Jim 1904: Tfng1e, Gideon 9 Nov 1893' Tfpton, J. S~ 21 Aug 1896 Tole, 1. M. 14' Mch 19001 Tolilesi, Mrs. E'. C:, 18 Sapl 1895, To!rn aden" ch i1 d af 19 Mch l89If Torn aden , child of 26 Nov r892 Topping, Mrs. H: B~ 2,Dec 1892 Topping, Howard B~ 6 May 1893 Travi s, Samuel . 16 Sep' 1893 Thorp, Chas E'. 16 Aug 1893: (?)T~irnper,· Susan R. 6' APr 1904' Trou se aUt, J.J~ 21 SeP) 1902', 2 Jan 1903: Tr.ouse au, Lucy, S~ Tro,wbri dge, G;. G;. 14 Dec' 1907r' Drd'er.ed' by'" Buria'll .81llLCause; d: ~ The Fami 1y' OW Dg COl;; spencer.' Post. Off Comm; -1._ No. IQ John Thorton OHT Mrs; ThroBs ;Mrs Jones" OH' Chas Thudiuml " om ?6;r Paralysi s" 54: 411 28; RR Accid. 86) 54' 1)33~ 27' Tubercul. 174: Chas' F. Thudium Olf 9?' Meas1'es' 6:11 Co. Poor, Com. Eudo)ra' 40 Cancer13'5~ If. G'. Honnold: \\G' 26) Burns' 3T W,'iR' Sini th; Family:;'MiilPoint, KsM' Typho'id~ F 5't . 5'. G:. (?')McCann' MG76; SenileDeb. 89, J. D. (:?lTaxar' ?Vermont 45 Torn aden l\l7: 8\ Mr. Torn aden' Blank 23 H. B. Topping B.C; 2~ The' Family; Ba1'dwii:t, 26, Anna Travis' Off" 29: Ellas; Butler:,Lansing; Cansing' 29' Miss Alice Winn oro 78: ? 140 C: J. Stolll'ard; WBliamstown' 68.1 Dropsy! 120 C. J'. Sto)111 ard: Bl.ank 5' }'Irs: 124' Sis,ter;~ Mrs M J' Olf 82 com'. of 8.2 Call & Son diseases; 2 Jun 1895; E: S~ Tucker 00 (child)" 42 Tucker', Elma S: 26' Dec,1896 Tucker, child of G. GeO' TucJ(er;Mr' Dean C11inton'~: Tonsili Us'· 57' Thomas' Tucker Clinton' 94' OM age + U5; Tucker, Mrs. Harri et 6' May 1902" 8: May 1903~ Tucker, John' W~" (?>I. Tucker' CI'ihton" 7fJ' Old age +. 128) Turley, . chiild of no date~ W.f(. TUrley" C?lHear,ty" Oak Cern. 64: (listed between 9/13 and 9/20, 1897):' 21' May' 1899' Turner, Mrs. E. 50 Lung! Trbl 81 tbHonnOlld;CiityMar:shall F.I7' 25, May: 1900: Turner, iinfant:. ..:L_Turner;: Ci:ty' Missouri 1 yr 92 26 Aug 1897, 1\1rs: Turner; W,m Ifayden; 0026) 6-3 Turner, OI:lie A G: Honno,ld' M;:: 3~· yrSw. a Pi;nl 75' Tutt, chBd olf 12 No'v 18983 Tuttle', Adam . 30'. . J WT! 1902 Estate', J'o,hnHoOlver-; Adm.70~ sen. Debir~l'l!T ....! ., >:.. ::.. G. A. Tut.t1e~ Marfon' ~.>\. ~; ~-Jt;'! '~s~'~:,'\ ~-t~~~~>2,"::'}~~~~~s TUttle\' Mis,- ; Grace . 5 FeB) 1905' F:E. Titttle::W A" March a-r; Vi'nl'and 25 Pneu. 152 283 NOlv 1'896', Tuttle', Harriet (?)Dan1 Bl'rick Marion 60 Acci'dent 56, Adam Tuttle' Tuttle, Mildred 7 Mch 1905 Mrs. Geo'. TUttle Collins o?? 154' Tuttle, Wm MarshalE B~ E~ Tuttle;' Si,b1ey;Viin1'and 9" Shaft r89' 9' SeP" 190fi (?)'.[1weed, Andrew 4' Sep 1905i The Fami 1Yi, Ofr 87 r60 26', Mch 1900j T.Wiit'chell, C'. S:. The Family' OU13 Asthma 90 7{ May 1906 Tyding s, Mary Fe" P:' F Tydings, husband HigbeeMo' 42 Tuber-cuI!. 169' T.y,n~r, Isham' 41 Mch 1904: Mils. Isham Tyler OH8$ Kfdney1l'lib 138: Cap'! Co,> ;~t 15 K Caw; Co. Commission Tyler, Mrs;:',· Sarah 6 Nov 189m MrB~ R. W: sp'ar.r: ()}f" 'lO:' 75 Ci ty;: A. G'. Honnold 8) Fe'b' 1892 Tyl'er, Thos. G'eo. HoUingburg :'AGHI Blank Tyndall" Evangeline; 24' Dec: 1897.' 0: U. Ty.ndall Jackson.;;.2{Y vill'e, 111. 26, Mch l89It Tyson, Saull M;':'" A'. J'. Dicker 8Tyson, WUma C. 6 Jim 1904~ Wi!l!li am Tyson OFf' LTrbl142 ~,.< ~". ar 'Comp~led by' Pauline B. Elniff, . -to be contlnued- �\ 135 L c_MOSES -KEOKUK, -CHIEF OF JHE SAUK AND F0XIN DIANS:, -'- ...... -'-~----'-------l On Nove~ber -.- ,~ --, -- 23. 1868. MosesKeokuk. Chief of the Sauk and Fox tribe was jalled overnight in the Lawrence jail with three companions. MO-ko-ho-ko. Ka-ka-pe-quode and Muscoe-tah. for the offense of "going to washington. DC." They were on their way there to see the "Great White Father" to protest the treaty p,:'oclaimed October 14. 1868 whereby the Sauk and Fox lands of Osage Co •• KS were ceded to the lI:overnment where it "went to settlers in lots of 160 acres. at not less than ·$1.50 per acre." The U.S. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. Charles Mix when he learned of their proposed visit to ~ashington. had adVised Thomas ~urphy. Indian Superindendant for Kansas that no d.elegation of Indians "in your superintendency will be allowed to visit this place during the present fiscal year ••• for the reason that there are no funds at the disposal of the Department ••• to use to defray their necessary expenses. Keokuk when read this statement replied that he had money enough to defray this expense and left with five others for Lawrence. Ks in November of 1868. Agent Wiley followed and made an aff1davit for the arrest of Keokuk and the other chiefs. The case was brought before the U.S. Commissioner. W.F. Montgomery and was set for the next term. Keokuk would not pay bail and was ordered to Jail. However. he eventual+y did reach his destination according to the New ~ Tribune 14 Deci.ember 1868 issue: " " '-" .. . "WASHING,!,O~. !>EC;:••12_'-To-day a delegation of the Sac and Fox In': dlans of th~ MISSISSIPPI, In charg~ of Keokuk, their head chief, accompanied the_ Hon: Sidney Clarke of Kansas. to see the President aJld make known their ~evances. The Indians were attired in their highest style. Wancom-mo wore a coat loaded with ten or twelve pounds of beads and wampum and fringed with buckskin strings a foot long. Two of the chiefs wor~ ne~klaces of nails o_f grizzly bear's claws, strung on an otter skin. These nads are about five mches in length, and the necklaces cost hundreds of dollars ea~h. The ~r~sident kindly received the painted warriors, and assured them h)s ~rotect1on. They have come to Washington without the sanction of the .Indian Office, ~ effect, if possible, the removal of swindling officers on their reserv_e. Notice has hithet:to aI?peared of. th.eir arrest and imprison!D ent by their ~gent, and of their sumg Commissioner Mix for false imprlsonm~nt. T~elr arrest, though sanctioned by the Interior Department the President disapproves... The following is the paper which they submitted to Mr. Johnson: l,. -,:. J I \ I ,. "To his Euelle71C7/ eM Pr.rid••t: ' "WASHINGTON, D. C.. Dec. 12. 1868. "The undersigned. chiefs f~m the Sae and Fox triiIeA of the MlssissippL respectfully repre- sent to your excellency that the,,: agent, Albert Wiley. having been guilty of misconduct in office sho,!!d be remo.v~ for the followIng reasons: ' ' I, For givIng. the ex~lusive right to trade with their tribe to one William Whistler, who charged them exorbl~t prices for. the necessaries of life. amounting to twice or three times as muc.~ as the same art1cles cost outside the reservation.. • tit 2. That besides refusi.nlr any person license 'to trade with the tribe the agent removes or reatens to remove. the chIefS, for not advising their people to trade with this licensed mon~p­ oly, a,:,d that ~he agent represents to their people that the government wishes them to nay such exorbItant pnees. .., "3. That when they desired to Come to Washington to obtsin redress for their grievances' the agent declared that he would deprive Keokuk of his position. which he has held for over twe!'.ty years. and wou.1d arreat the whole party. . . 4. That agept Wtley f~llowed them to Lawrence, Kan .. and procured thetr arrest and im~~~C::::.':t~t, not or any crone. but because they desired to represent their wrongs to the de. •• 5 ?,;{ mis;epresentinjr to us that our, last troaty was ratified [proclaimed? J, a~d ;eq~est­ ID!!, an d In uen~lDg us to SIlrt1 a deed for a strip of land two and a quarter miles wide and four mldle~ lon,g. durlDg the absence of ,the United States interpreter. thereby taking us unprepared an "orcmg us to convey valuable property to the detriment of the tribes. " the S For t~Fe ~out;ages o! the .ag~nt,~and for his collus!on with the trader. we, the chiefs of d ~c an ox. I. sot, e MIssiSSIPPI. respectfully ask you to remove both agent Albert Wiley ~:!td t e }radu:- ";;I!\;.,am ;hlStier. and appoint an agent with instructions to license at least two th ers hOd .e rI ' . d? come to your ~xcellency clahning protection against the rapacity of de~~e:';d eSI",! tot~1D us of the I!ttle we hay,," We have full faith that the government <Si ed)ua JUS ICe, an we g yo~.wtll grant our prayer and see justice done us.. . gn .. KEOKUK; his X mark. " W AN-COIll-1II0, his X mark. ',' . _____ , .. MAN-A-T.O-WAH, __,__._,_, _".his,X mark.---·---'-------1 "QUAH-QUAD-LUP-PE-QUAH, his X mark. ' , __ _ _ "CHARLES KEOKUK. son of Keokuk. and Interpreter. ~--- - -_ _ _;,;.G~OR~E ~~nterprete~':""'" d 0;:; -------c·, r- , - From ~ ~ #Utorical couecttonl and la1l ~ I. Kansas Collectio~. Spencer Research Library. Uni versi FY of I lKansas _ I L __ J .J es Keokuk and --, Charles attended school tor a I ~lme ln Baldwln. KS wlth Fannle f ,---' land Issac Goodell. Jane Shaw ' _, __ ._,,,j Paw-kaw-kah and Joe ChiCk-o-~huk', L__Phot<>. courtesy- ~~ th:__~ansas State Hl.stO~lc;"i- S';cl~ty - - - ----------- -- -- \ -' �136 CLINTON Township -1 MEMBERS OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH AT CLINTON DOUGLAS COUNTY. KANSAS -7:-Continued from Vol ~ VIII. No 2. p. 93 ~ci--;~' ;r- - - - - -f:-(\3-~--,----------''-''------, . ---------- ~-- r-- -- --- --- ------ J.a1!! BOm. George S. BOm. Mrs. Hattle A. BALDWIN. Hattie CURTIS. Mlss Ellzabeth HULCE. Adolphus SHEPARD. Mrs. Carrle E. DEAN. Frank SHEPARD. Mrs. E11zabeth SHEPARD. J.W. ~OUNG. M1ss Mary H. LEAcaMAN. Mlss Estella A. CuaTIS. Frank OLN~. lo/1ll1s GE~EB. Henry GE~Ea. Mlss Joanna GE~Ea. Sarah L. ' ~ Mrs. Maggle HALDERMAN. Samuel W. I ~~g!E.J::;;en MOSS. Frank MOSS. Mrs. Ella DODDS. W.E. DODDS. Mrs. Maggie BALDWIN. Mrs. Elvlna CUMMINGS. Margaret I McKEE. Raymond 1. McKEE. Bruce I 1a2Q - iPATTON. ll 2\Mrs. Adelia laaQ. 12.Q£ 1 BRA~LEY. PAYNE. Walter Levl PAYNE. Mrs. Vienna BULLOCK. Mlss Minnie O. LYSINGER. Mrs. Fannle M. RABER. ElL B. MARTIN. Alven E. MARTIN. Ella B. RABER. Miss Elma FARWELL. Franklln M. FARWELL. Clara Rebecca BALDWIN. Mary Gertrude 12.Q!! McKEE. Jennie May DEAN. Adelia CZAPLINSKI. Charles G. CZAPLINSKI. Mrs. Laura COPLEY. L1zz1e A. ~ 1l12l SQUIRES • Wlll1am A. MEl'CALF. Mrs. E.A. M. MEl'CALF. W1lllam E. PATTON. Frederic Rlchard ~~~~'c;~~I!e J. STOWE. Mlss Clara F. RABER. Perlle STOWE. Mlss L1llie K. CUMMINGS. Myra Belle iiALDEaMAN. W1nn1e iiALDEa~IAN. Mlss Jennle _---- ---,~ STOWE. Benjam1n ' McKEE. Mlss Maggle S. STOWE. Charles ' I DEAN. FrankUn M. DEAN. Mlss E. May \ ' DEAN. Mrs. Jennle WHITE. M1ss Mary P. \ WHITE. Elmer W. 1a2J BALDWIN. Chester U. \ MER. Mrs. Kate BALDWIN. M1ss Ed1th A. CUMMINGS. Wllllam J. Jr. DEAN. L1llle B. STOWE. Clarence B. 1!l.2!!: ~ \ KEITH. Mrs. Isabella SIZER. Davld D. lHALDERMAN. Mlss Margaret A. CuaTIS. Mrs. Clara ~t-~---~-DEAN' A.B. PATTON. Mrs. Josle T. DEAN. Mrs. Della McALLABTEll. Charles A . - McALLASTER. Mrs. Emlly; ':ll!25 HUL~E. Dudley.B. , \ STEELE. Mrs. Isabella RABER. Mlss Alta \ 11 STEELE. Robert Alex PATTON. ~l1ss Annle A. 'I STEELE. Maude 12Q2 HALTERMAN. Mrs. M.M. BRADLE~. Mrs. Huldeh A. DEAN. Rachel W. BALDWIN. Fredrick M. CUMMINGS. James McKee CUMMINGS. Bruce H. c~KEE. Gordon E. ··t)EAN. James R. MOSS. George G. STEELE. James F. HARRELL. Roy J. DERB~. Arthur G. DODDS. Gerturde E. ADRIAN. Frances M. BRADLEY. Ora E. TUCKEll. Dora T. JOHNSON. Harry C. JOHNSON. Elmer J. HOOD. Harry 1·. BELLES. Orner R. GIBLER. I van W. BRADLE~. Oral A. -l -1~ McKEE. - '\'[ DEAN. James Harlle DEAN. Mary C. STEELE. Mlss Margaret C. STEELE. Mlss Edl th E.A. PETEFISH. Mrs. Kate A. J.W. McKEE. Lemire E. . McKEE. Emma U. Freeman. Mrs. C l a r a ' I l32B. GIBLER. Thomas GIBLER. Mrs. Mollie GIEBSE~. Mrs. Lill1e BARTON. Mrs. Myrtle I 1ftft1 DEAN. Mrs. Anna N. i 'I ~ PRICE. Davld T. WOODWARD. Charles E.' WOODwARD. Nrs. Allce WILLIAMS. Mrs. Anna ~ PATTON. Rlchard L. FRAZIER. Luther M. HUTCHINSON. Andrew J. LOSEY. Mrs. Nona PATTON. Nrs. Rachel W. l.illl..Z DERBY. George F. ~I 1&22 'BARTON. Mlss Luella May KEITH. Edmond Ray J STEELE. Mrs. Hattle EUzabeth -.-~- PATTON. Wl11iam Donald TUCKER. Mrs. Susan Elmina TUCKER. George DEAN. Wallace Anderson PORTER. Byron I DERBY. Mlss Grace Emlly MEAD. George B.R. MEAD. Mrs. Cora McKEE. Mr. W.J. McKEE. Mrs. W.J. i ---- l§22 HUMFHREY. Mrs. CarolLne ~========~===-- 1898 1888 DEBBY. Franklln A. Jr. ANDERSON. Mlss Rose W. MAGINNIS. Mrs. Lucy A. FARWELL. Mrs. Mary J.M. AUSTIN. Miss Mary A. AUS'rIN. Mr. A.C. l21Q I . RABER. Samuel J. .l ~ALLEN. Mrs. Annie I MURPHY. M1chael J. MURPHY. Mrs. Lena LOSH. Mrs. Lura May KAMFSCHROEDER. Mrs. Sadle LASH. Arthur I MURPHY. Teresa ~ M~.'-=B~e.!..s~s~le~-----HOUT. Mrs. Carollne FRY. Roy Moses FRY. Grace Jeannette FISHER. Mrs. Gertr\tde P. STEELE. Mrs. Rebecca' MOSS. Mlss Gladys DEAN. Ruth Derby DEAN. Mary Pearl DEAN. Eftle May DEAN. Faith Eleanor BROWN. J.Walter l21l KAMPSCHROEDER. Charles F. / Copled and submitte4 by Vivian Clough I �·.- l:J'( EUDORA Townsh1p SHAWNEE INDIAN,. PASCHAL FISH OF EUDORA. KANSAS by Fern Long. Eudora Area Historical Society. 1985~· Willlam Jackson was a whlte man taken captlve by the Shawnee Indian Trlbe of Ohio when a young man and raised with the Shawnee. He was given the name of Paschal FISH. Upon the death of Captaln.Rogers. the leader of the small Shawnee Band near Cape Girardeau. Mo •• leadershlp was glven to Paschal FISH. In the Indlan Removal Act of 18)0. the Flsh Band of Shawnee moved to northeast Kansas on Shawnee Reserve lands near the present town of Turner. Kansas. near Kansas Clty. Chlef FISH had a son. Paschal Jr •• born ln 1804 and at least four sons; Charles. born 181). dled 1869; Isaac. b. 18)) ln Kansas Terrltory; Jesse, died 1866. John and Wllliam and probably some daughters, one probably marrying . Josephus Pascal. . Paschal FISH. Sr •• d1ed 1n 18J4 and hls son. born near St. Louis. MO and named for h1s father assumed leadership of the Flsh Tr1be at age )0. He was educated in a Friends M1sslon School and was marr1ed and had some children whose names we have not found. He was an interpreter for the Saawnee M1ssion Manual Labor School. his father had requested from the government. Hls wlfe and chlldren mlght have ~ied ln one of the terrlble cholera or smallpox epldemlcs that wiped out whole vlllages of Indlans as they came ln contact wlth the wh1te man. He was a cousln of the Shawnee Prophet. Paschal FISH, Jr. was also a blacksmlth for the government. a buslness man and a Methodist Minlster. He was descrlbed as a kind Chrlstlan man. Hls second wlfe was Hester Zane. daugher of Hannah (Dlcklnson) Zane. a Wyandot Indlan. They married Oct. 14 1847 and she died four and one half years later on Aprl1 17. 1852 Thelr chl1dren were: Obadlah-b. 1848; Eudora-b. 1850 and twins-Leander Jackson and Andrew-b. 1852. Eudora and Andrew went to 11ve wlth Grandmother Zane. Paschal must have remarrled between 1852 and 1855 as hls wlfe. Consort FISH dled ln the cholera epidemlc of 1855. Obadlah and Leander Jackson must have stayed w1th thelr father as they were 11v1ng ln 1860 and listed on Eudora's deed. Obad1ah 1s m1ss1ng on government rolls atter 1855 so may have d1ed then also. Paschal then marr1ed Martha Captaln (b. 1814. d. 1860) at age 46. Wlfe No.5 was Mary Ann (McClure) Steel and he acqulred a stepoodaughter. Anna Ham. ln 1857 census. She may have been Martha's daughter. Anna marr1ed Henry W. Edmonds (Edwards). also called Anna (Harvey) Edmonds ln 186) and had 1 chl1d. Paschal's last wlte was Jane Qulnney and she went Wlth h1m to Oklahoma ln 1872 and ls on the Quapaw rolls and dled ln 1873. It was probably ln the 1840's when Paschal FISH came to the Eudora area, as he and brother, Charles operated a ferry over the Kansas River at the mouth ot the Wakarusa and part ot Col. Donlphan's Army terried across the Flsh ferry enroute to the Mexlcan War as they traveled over the Ml11tary Branch ot the Santa Fe Tra1l from Leavenworth through the present sl~e ot Eudora to W1110w Sprlngs to joln the regular Santa Fe Tra11. Paschal requested a Mlssion School ln the Eudora area as his father had done and the Methodist Church started the Wakarusa Shawnee Indian Miss10n here ln 1851. It closed ln 1854 due to the slavery problem. Dr. Abram Stl1l and h1s two doctor sons. hls wlte and one son's Wife. Mrs. Still. helped at the Misslon. Paschal's brother. Charles was lnterpreter at the school The bulldlng reverted to Paschal and ln 1857 a group ot Germans agreed to buy 774~ acres from him to tound a town. In 1860. when the Eudora deed was Signed by Paschal. he was said to have been chiet ot 600 Shawnees. many halt whi te blood. Pascnal FISH bu1lt a hotel or inn on the Fremont-Westport Trail from the Kansas . City area to Lawrence. iocated at the south edge ot the present town of Eudora. He sold 1t in 1872 when he ~ent to Oklahoma. , ..J __ ... ______ ..- - From 1857·to 1866-;Paschal FISH· preached for the Methodist Church ln E~:lora and other nearby areas as one ot the Circuit Ministers to -the-Indians. He dled on the Oklahoma-Kansas border February ot 1894 by freezlng to death. Paschal had an orphan. Judge Cato FISH in his taml1y in 1857-1858 • - -. - - - - - - .-- ~ .. _-'.._- \ L �138 GRANT Township ,f ' / ...... , I, ('" - ,- ------ : "i From the Book THE DELAWARE INDIANS, by C.A. Weslager" Rutgers Un1 __ v.er_s1ty __ ____ .Press_,.New ______ _Br.unsw1.ck~, ____________ New Jersey .• ~1-972________ __ ~,7-~-~ ~ ~~ ~~~ ~ ~~~~ ~ ~~~ p. 419 "The traditional lJelawares refused to send their children to school or the Chrlst1an Mission and they continued to observe their ancient religion. They gathered together each fall in the Big House-which stood in a cluster of walnut trees. later known as B lamarc.k Grove. about 6 miles east of Lawrence-dancing around. the sacred 'centerpost with the carved faces of M'sing"(masked spirit) .. - .: ----- 1 . "'i>. .r.~•.. , ~ l --:- . ----- I I --.-=--~ . THE 'DELAWARE "BIG HOUSE" '. SHOWING CARVED CENTER ~J posrr - - - - - ------_._-- - - - - - - - - - LIST of DELAWARES on the RESERVATION 1n KANSAS WHO DECIDED to BECOME AMERICAN CITIZENS: (1866)-Complled by John G. PRATT, In!;ll~Ag~nt-_-- ~------. -:-.- i' - r - ' - . . Heads of Fam.1.!.1M Mary Jane DEF'tlIES Frances C. GRINTER Annie GRINTER William Henry GRINTER Rosanna GRINTER Sally HONE:iWELL George O. COLLINS LeWis KETCHUM Elizabeth Z. KETCHUM John W. KE'fCHUM Mary E. KE.TChUM Sarah Ann Ke~CHUM Ellen SWISiiER Melinda WILCOXEN Betsey L:EIGLEH Logan ZEIGLEH Sophia ZEIGLcii George ZEIGLlli Mary Tlblow STEVENSON. Mary Ann TIBLOW Nannle PRATT_ ._______ _ -,~. i. L - I' ~ 24 27 45 25 37 36 22 31 24 21 41 24 36 54 40 Number of Minor Ch1ldren 2 5 4 o 8 4 1 7 o o o 4 2 1 (died Oct 1867) 32' 24 17 2 1 24 3 43 1 5 ,, -j i -- 7 / I I' �KANWAKATownshlp - ....- - 139 . . ~ KAN WAKA NEWSPAPFB. ITEMS From Lawrence DallY Journal Thursday. Sept. 13. 1888 George RICHARDSON has a new "hay hand". It ls supposed he wlll be a heavyw~lght pltcher for he already w,lghs twelve pounds. Charles HANN who has been ln Callfornla more than a year came back to "good old Kansas and Kanwaka" last week. James HOOK anS;!daughter Mlss Ella. started last Sunday mornlng for a vlslt to Eastern frlends by way of the G.A.B. excurslon. Mr. and Mrs. HANSELMAN took the traln for the East last Sunday mornlng. They wlll attend the G.A~. reunlon at Cofumbus. Ohl0 and then spend some tlme vlsltlng relatives ln the north p~rt of the state. Several of our young folks are attendlng school in Lawrence. Miss Ollle RICHARDSON an~ brother. Eaernest. at the Business College and Messrs. Will and Fred RAYMOND t Lloyd DVFFIE and Allce TOPP[iNG at K.S.U. . . . From Lawrence Daily Journal. December 5. 1888 Clarence STOWE blows a new cornet. A.W. HADLEY has recovered and <:1,.s able to "shuck corn" agaln. Prent DOUGLASS expects to enter the Buslness College ln the near· future. Lloyd DUFFEE has moved to Lawrence for five days in the week·. goes to the K.S.U. the boys say. He The Mlsses FITZPATIRICK very pleasantly entertained about 70 of thelr frlends at thelr ho.me ln W. Kanwaka last Friday nlght. The evening was spent dancing and card piliiying. About 12 o·clock the guests were lead lnto the dlnlng room where an elegant supper was served ••• " From Lawrenoe Dally Journal December 13. 1888 Herman RICHARDSON 1ntends to '" ~ove to Lawrence soon. Misses T1llie and Mary JOHNSON entertained a party of frlends last Frlday night Wm. CLELAND has advertised his stock and ~ools for sale a6d will move to Lawrence �----- rI From Report of Special Comm1ttee' 1.2 Investl:aate-------"Li~;6TroUbles 1n Kansas. 34th C~ngress. lstSess1on, n ----~I J ~~~~~-r--~~~~~-,' SAltlUEL SMITH called and sworn. - , I came into the Territory on the 1st of April, 1855, from Illinois. and ~ettled near Lecompton. Mr. Joseph Oakley and myself boughi .a c1alIIl: there of Mr. L. D. Hendricks. Immediately after we took posseSSlOn, Mr. Oa~ley left !or Michigan for his family. I remained there. I ~ent to ~ansas Clt.y to take down Mr. Oakley, lea.ving my boys to ?Ulld. a. Call1!l on my portion of the claim, Mr: Oakley and mvselfh.avmg dlvldeult .. A committee waited upon me after my retuin and mformed me I w.ml trespassing upon a claim owned by S. J. J~nes, aftewards. shenff, amL a Dr. Davis. A gentleman calling hl/mself Dr. ~avls was p!,es.ent, and ~old me this. 'l'heyordered t~ appear before a comnllSSlOn estabhshed at Benecia, b1lt I did not d9 so. It was the 8th of A pril that. we took possession of the claim. ~n t.he 2d of IIlay, , Mr. :Tones ca!ue with II. party. I was sick and in ?~d m Mr. Oakley s caom, all mille had not much accommoelation in l~. Mr. Oakley's cabin was on the claim when we bought it. Mr. ~o~es told ~e he ll!~d bumed my cabin, and told me I must leave the c~alm, th~t It was.lll.s .. 'l'here was some conversation about the penalties of. thiS assoclatiatlOn, among which were hanging, tarring and feathenng, &c. I wa~s~mewhat threateued with these peualties in the n~me of the aSSOCIatlOn. I have never been able to ascertain / thQ..t either Jones or Davis had ever been ~n_poss_essiun of this claim. , I d~d not leave, but contiuue!l to work oil the claim. I found myrl cablD burned duwn. On the 28th of May I was im'ited to assillt a , man by the name of Hancock, who lived near hy, in buildin!7u house a~d went over there fur that purpose. 'Ve were cutting logs a short I dIStance froUl where the house was to be erected; and shortly after I · we comm~uced work, au alarm Willi given that a crowd of armed men , were commg toward!! UB. rrhere were some half a dozen of Ull at work anel we all.l~ft i~medintely and went to the house that .lItlr. Hancock · was then hVlllg Ill. When we got there, I saw a crowel of twenty, five or thirty ,men coming tow~rels the house; and when they ~ot · there we were ordered by l\1r. J ones, the leaeler, to disperse. We · stood 0111' grounrl, nwl they llllLl'chcelllp ill front of the house. Jones ordcrCIL the crowd to lUake re:uly an(1 take uim, and in that position they caUie up. They were all UflllcU with shot guns, rities, and revoLvers. ~mong them I recogni7.ed l\lr. Jones, Mr. Evans rrodhunter, Mr. Ro~enck, now pOHtmtLster in Lecompton, Mr. 'raylor, u luwyer, Mr. Ellison, called" Squire Ellison," and a Mr. Gentry. \Vhen the cro~vd had got neal' enough to fire, after they had taken aim, Mr. Elh~on call~d out not to ?hoot. \Ve showed no resistance, but stood perf~ctly 'Iuwt. ~~r. Ellison Hpoke to me, and said we ought to be careful, for flOlUe of the bOYIl would Hhout. After some conversation lIIr. J.OIlt!R onlcrell l\l.r.I~LaIlc:oek to lL'ave the prelJlillcl:l, which, at first' , he rciul:!ed to do; bllt 1~lter "Ollte thrcatH, he tuuk out hill glJl)dt3 fro~ I --.!!Ie house !lud wellt II/\. I III)(h~rl:itooll lit thnt tillle that Jones _wa~~ me I I ,~ I L. I L·--- postmaster at Westport, I11issollri. Mr. Hancock's 1amiLy\veretufnel1~1 out of doors, and, 101' sOllie weeks afterwards, I Raw hiM gooels out on the open prairie, until he could I.uilel a house for himRelf. At that time I I' had some conversation with Jones, after 1'111'. Ellisog had told me be had been to my cabin, lLud had adviselLme to leave it, possibly for fear Jones aud his party would turn me out by force. Mr. Jones, in conversation, acknow ledged that he had threatened to shoot me if he found me in Oakley's cabin again. I returned to the cabin after that, and sent two of my boys out to arouse the neighbors. 'l'he rest of us went to work to forti(y the cabin, so thut we m~ght defend it, by loading our guns and knocking ont some chinks between the logs to put our guns through. I found written Oil the cabin door, "Yon are herel,y ordered to leave .these premises by 4 o'clock this evening,'" 'l'his was written with red chalk, but had no signature. About 4 o'clock, J 011es came to the , cabin, leading a crowd. I went ont and hael a conversation with him. ~ He was allxillllR foJ' me to leave without further trouble, and insisted " thllt I IJ1UHt leave at all hazards. After cllllsulting my friends, I COII; eluded to leave the cabill; ami we all (lill RO, and went ofl' from it for : 11 short dilltullce, ami st.0ppl'll to ~ee what would he done. Junes went. . back IIIllI con~lIlteel his fl'iends /:)1' a while, !Lu!l then some man of the crowu went up 011 thu rouf of the callin and set the shingle::! 011 fire. I was not Ileal' enough to reeogllize that lUan. 'l'he cabin was burned down. One of Illy HOllS and a ,MI'. Gront weut to the cabin !lIld took , Illy goo!IH out after the cabiil waH set 011 fire. I left the claim then for ",everal mouths, until nl't<~r 1\11'. Oakley returned. Jones intt a , IllllU in a house outside of the claim we had bought, aUlI tll!!Y took I ~r raill:l we hatl cut, !lnu ruilj~d a crop of corn on ou~ claim. Mr. . J.one8never~lived iii- that house, and did not. live in the.Territory, so ·fllr_as I know. After Mr. Oakley returned, he built a houstl on his claim, and we then went on the cilliru again and occupied it. I went ..M my. share of the claim Bhortly after Mr. Oakley did, and I commenced building a house. In the conversation, at. the time Mr. Han·cock. W&8 turned out of the house he was living in, Mr. Jones told me, ·when.! threatened to apply for civiL redress, that Judge Lecompton ,wL\S·interested in the claim. In September last, an injunction was served upon me, issued by Judge Lecompton, forbidding me to commit any more waste by cutting timber on this land; and the case is . still before. his court, and I have ever since been under that injunotipn.. After my house was burned, I went to Tecumseh, and uilplied to. the grand jury for redress against these persons for having burned· my house an{l threatened my life, but they refused to give me any. ,hearing. This was before the county lines were established. Attorney General Isaacs told me there was no law in regard to burning 'iwuseB _or mobbing persona, and they had no jurisdiction over it: .,' 8AM~L SMITH. l... LAWRENCE, K. T., May 12, 1856. I ',.; .\," �____ J~:_~~~,?Jj;:~O:Wf~~1P 141 ------------ .. - - - -- -.------- ----- I ~ . I'. I : MINUTES _,OF. THE .ORGANIZA.TIONAL ME~ING OF THEil \ FAIRVIEW BRETHREN CHURCH . .-Ji~~ ::::.:=='::=:::::-:-;;:::-=---~-E_-=Ch=-~o: . :-:_.~-K: : :-asn=~a-_-=S-=M_=a_1: .:- _=6-~-~I· =:-i=88=-7=-=-~=-::- -~.==:::'~.~l~'=-'! :--_-~---T"'--1ft\:\)\" r S"ubml tt;(1b1 Jack'le Kenned1 -~ -:--,.-........... ,--- . . . -- _C0!i~1nued - - _ _ _ _ _ ________ -"- -- - I l on next pS,ge : - : . _ .--.T- ---' ,. ./ �MARION Township continued: .r. :1 - I. -~ ~ • " ,-::;X' '~". . . ; , c . . · 1 -~\:~".~J::''; Fr_o~PBooklet Entitled.] .__ __., _. COUNlty SUPERINTENDENT~.QZ SCHOQLS .• 1902, . ~__ , . 142 [.,', - .. , , i , . - _~ _ " ....L. • - - t v' _ _ _ _ _ _ _ •. - Mi,,;; LIIIII Sinclair. "f district No. lili, MaI"ion Township. who I'eceivetl the highest gcnel-al a\'cl'ag'c in the seventh and the eighth grades upon ti nal examination, represented her class of .84 members as valadictorian at thc g'r:tllll:ttinK excrcises .held at Lawrence on the -evening of June 20,1901. For this hOIlOl' Miss Sillclair received'a scholarship, in Washhurn University; Topeka, Kan" w.here she is now attending school. -, - -- -- - . ,- - .. - - --.- \ \ Submitted ~y Vivian Clough r---' _l ---' �- -14)- --- PALMYRA Township A LET·TER FROMP.ALMIEiA. TOWNSHIP IN 18.59-- Pralrle Clty. P.O. Douglas Co •• Ks July 11th 1859 Hon. El1 If. Prlce.' Phl1a.·· Pa' Dear Slr Permlt me to address a few 11nes to you. on a subject however. on whlch lt appears we feel allke. I am a mlsslonary of the Moravlan. (Unlted Brethran ohurch) and have been ln the Terrltory ever slnce 1846. wlth a short lnterruptlon. I have seen the operatlon on the frontler among the semlclvl1lzed Indlan and have seen the Indlan ln hls orlglnal state. And havlng been at the federal Clty for a number of tlmes about Indlan affalrs and havlng made the acqualntance of many agents for the Indlans. I recelved conslderatle lnslde lnto that branch of Government. And when courts were establlshed ln thls Terrltory I made lt an object to learn ln how far the Indlan would be protected by It. But. alasl all ls calculated to exterminate the Indlan and destroy or hlnder all the ggod whlch ls done by benevolent Socletles. The master stroke. however. to accompllsh·the object has been done a few weeks wlnce by the expoundlng of the laws ln relatlon for the protectlon of the Indlans. It ls declded by the U.S. Supreme Court for thls te~rltory. that there ls no law ln exlstance. by whlch a person can be reached\1). who trespasses on the Indlans rlghts and that the U.S. has no rlghts to prooecute a person maklng a settlement on Indlan's land. . For two years I followed up suoh cases. havlng seen hundred of cords of wool carrled away. bul1dlng timber and ralls. Have seen how the Indlan so11. was cultlvated by lntruders. houses bul1t on thelr land and maklng the effoltto drlve the Indlan from hls own home. I thought lt lmposslble that person. gullty of such cr1mes. and when 4 to 5 wltnesses stand ready to testlfy to It. should be dlsmlssea and yet some 20 such cases were a1smlssed. that have made settlements on not more than 4 sectlons of Indlan land and besldes these I saw about 50 other cases dlsmlssed. My haart fal1ed me and I was ready to cry: "Lord lt ls enough now. take away my llfe for I am no better than my fathers." I had no more hope. for lf the Indlans can not be proteoted. for the averlesloness7 of the whlte man • lf there ls no penalty that he has to fear. ·every stlck of tlmber wl11 be taken from the Indlan. he wl1l be harraseed day after day. and I have already wr1tten to the offlcers of my church that I conslder the mlsslon work closed ln Kansas and that I were ready to return home. But strange as lt may appear. lt ls so never the less that my mlnd recased to the east. I felt assured there was nO,'hope ln the west of a reactlon. ln the Indlan's behalf. but I had to belleve. If the east could only be enllghtened on the Indlan treatment and thelr wants. they were not so corrupt. but would yet rise up for the rescue of the Indlan: If there were only a man of splrlt and abll1ty to revele and arouse them. That ls my only hope: And lt was cheerlng beyond measure when a few days ago. on a vlslt ~o the Ottawa Indlans. I learned of my fr1end John JONES. that there were socletles formlng for that purpose. I read the proceedlngs of the meetlngs both of N.Y. and Phlld. I rejolnced at the splrlt manlfested ln the resolutlons. I read your remarks and a hope gleaned up ln my darkened vls1on. that the wlcked and destructlve course now pressed? towards the Indlans. may yet be arrested. If we were only left alone wlth them we could do much for thelr good. but the ru1nous course has gathered strength by lts age. and power by popularity and the missionary can now only think of how to remove the evil and he could see no way to accompllsh It. But the popular voice can. I do not expect much from christlan denomlnations in thls dlrectlon. the unlted masses can only effect It •. And. from the bottom of my heart I glve you God's speed. "Come ,over and help usl" I would now suggest that ln my oplnlon. you ought to lnvestlgate or see lt done. or at least age tate It. whether lt be a fact. that there ls no law or statute by whlch one can reach trespassers on Indlan rlghts. I know well that there is a penalty of one thousand dollars agalnst maklnga settlement and e. on Indlan lands • .But Judge Pettett declded "that slnce the land belongs to the Indian and not to the U.S. the U.S. has no rlght to. create a revenue out of that whlch does. not belong to it. that the Indlans should bring the suit. "Well we dld by lnjunct10n and by lndlctment for the Indlans and for the U.S. but nothlng would do'. And a Indlan to br1ng sult. ln hls name 1s nonsense • . How can a ward sue? Yet I am not a lawyer and do therefore not understand the law. Hop1ng that these llnes may flnd favor. I am. very respectfully yours. G.F. OEHLER ,-,;:-::--=-=-=-=-===-====-:-:-:==--:--=-::~~---:----==---~ Letter courtesy of Kansas State Hlsto;i-cal- Soc1ety : ------------_._--- ___..J �144 WAKARUSA Township - _ _-1~...:~~.- ~-.:::~-~> _ _ -------- - .- --' _ c. __ From PORTRAIT ~d BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD of LEAVENWORTH.~~ ,DOUGLAS. and FRANKLIN COUNTIES. KS 1889. p. 812 and 813 -~ - - -:. - -~ J. C. WATTS, \ Candidate for Reelection as Commissioner \ from the 1st District, subject to the Republican Primaries, .Jun.' 6th, 190"2. . I kJ 1-----fl I ON. JOliN CRIMP WATTS, who has made his home in Kansas since the fall. of 1856, was born near Plymouth, Devonshne, England, September 3, 1835, a son of John and Elizabeth (Crimp) Watts, natives of the same shire. His father, who was the son of a stone masen, leamed that trade at an early age and after a t;ille began to take contracts. While engaged i" filling a contract he accidentally fell from the belfry of a church and was so injured that hei died six months later. Besides his wife (whol came to Kansas and died here at the age of fifty-: six yt;::.r~) ;-.e left four children, of whom John I Crimp is the oldest and the only 5urvh-or. Isaac, I the secone: son, was a soldier in the British army and served in India, hu: resigned, came to' America and settled in Kansas, where he died. Thomas, who was also a soldier in India, came to Ka:JS3S in the early days and remained here until18i9, when he went east, and since then all trace of '~'m has be~n lost. Mary, the only daugh- i ter, married A. Woods, and died in Lawrence. After his father's death our subject was ap-; prentic~d to his partner, with whom he remained I until he was eighteen. In 1853 he came to America on the sailer "Rose," and landed in Quebe;: ~fter a voyage of eight weeks. Going to Cleve1a::;1, Ohio, he worked as a stone mason and hric:'12.yer. In 1854 he went to Chicago and Waukegon, Ill., in both of which places he found employment and began contracting. In the fall , o[ 1856 be qme to Kansas. He was then a young' man of twenty-one years. With all the enthusi- : asw of youth began life in a new country amid hardships and difficulties. Going to Pottawatomie County he took up the first claim near r Louisville, and there he built a house and made; improvements, retaiuing the place for four years. As he passed through Lawrence he had noticed some stone buildings, and thinking it might be possible for him to secure work, he returned to I I i ! I he I -- -- - - - - - .-- - - '- this city in February, 1857, and began contracting a::td building. In order to hold his claim on Rock Creek, every six months for two years he made a· trip to it, starting from Lawrence on foot at noon and w::lking twcnty-five miles tbat day, and twenty-nine the next, reacbing the land after dark. Four years after be had settled in Lawrence a m::1D offered him $1,000 for it. He accepted the offer, deposited tbe money in a bank which failed three days later, entailing a total loss to him. Undiscouraged, however, he continued his work as contractor, and in time became successful, he and his uncle, Abraham Watts, being partncrs. He built the Miller block, G. A. R. building, Poehler block. tbe grocery building owned by Jobn Jones, and many residences i:J : this city. About 1890 he practically retired from i business, although since then he has consen ted , to take a few important contracts, among them: tbat of the library building in the UniYersitr of i Kansas (1894), and the Fowler shops at the university (1898).. He is the owner of considerabie I valuable, property in Lawrence, and bas dealt ex- I tensh'ely in real est"te. During the antebellum I· days he experienced all the terrors oi border warfare, and remembers well tbe pe.rils of tbe Quan- I trell ra'id that brought deatb and disaster to the i people of Lawrence. At the time of the Price' raid he was mustered into Company A, Third i Kansas Militia, under Captain Wheeler as corporal, and went with his regiment down to the Blue.' In Lawrence Mr. Watts married Fannie, daughter o{ Thomas Collier, who came frolll Pennsylvania to Lawrence in 1857. They be·came the parents of six children, of whom Mary died at fourteen years, and the others are at home. Mr. Watts voted the Republican ticket until the Tilden campaign, since which time he has been a Democrat. He is serving his third term as chairman of the Democratic county committee. For three terms he represented the third and iourtb wards in -the city council, 'where he was chairman of the committee on streets, alleys and bridges. For two years he held the office of ,street commissioner. On the Republican ticket, in 1874, he was elected to tbe legislature, receh'ing a majority Of six-hllllOreQoverAlexanaer . Banks. In the session of 1875 he secured the, passage of a bill assessing property and stock at ' the place of their location. Not wishing to be the recipient of any favors from the railroads, he sent hack 'all passes presented to him~ For two years he was a director of the state penitentiary under Governor Glick. After becoming a Demo- I crat he was a candidate for sheriff and treasnrer I of Douglas County, bpt his party being in the! minority he failed of election. However, he over- I came a majority of o~e thousand and was defeat- : ed by only one hundred votes. He is a demitted member of the Odd Fellows, and belongs to the: . Fraternal Aid Association, the Ancient O. rderjofi I United Workmen and Washington Post No. 12, I i I ~~-'-- .. ' Contributed by Dorothy Clar~ �WILL0W~SP.RINGSILTowii~hip -- --- --------- 145 .WHERE WORDEN CHURCH' GOT IT. '.§.. NAME I' ' __~~o_m L_._. _--- W·o~q.en';~n.1ted 'M'eth~d1st~_q!'l_urch . ~ - Febr-uarY--3. 1985- -. _---.,~.-~,._., ... _~~ .. (_" -~". - _ (.. Bulletin -i---';~~~_ j - .•-....:-~_~:~:-~y--7_r . I_...-;1' ......_t.;.O::·~.£,.:. ," .... --;:1\..;:'..,. __ .• ' ~ ~ ~_ ,~~~ ... -:~'-~ _ . - r U;~~l 19~ o~'r ch~;ch· had \ee~' known - as Willow Spr1ngs. I t stan.,,, 1n 1869 as a part ~f the Lawrence Circuit and later as a part cf the Eudora Circuit. In 1905 Deer Creek(now Stull) and Willow Springs comprised a circuit. ~ext we became a full-time appointment and the name was changed to Worden, for the community in which our church is located, rather than the township. The town of Willow Springs was an important stop on the Santa Fe Trail, was located 5 miles northeast of Worden(where the German Baptist Church is now located). The Willow Springs postoffice was closed November I, 1900. Worden's history as a post office address(although we still get mail addressed to Worden, Kansas)is found in KANSAS POST OFFICES by Robert W. Baughman: "A post office was es tab lished on September 22, 1884. John F. Schott was the first postmaster. This farming community is located east of Globe in south Douglas County. The post office was discontinued on May 31, 1895; reopened September 9, 1896, but was permanently closed on July IS, 1904." The question of where Worden got its name seems to have two possible answers. I am told by Raymond Schott, grandson of John Fredrick Schott, first and only Worden postmsster(this postoffice was located on the Fred Turner farm)that close to Oldenburg, Germany, where the Schott family came from, was a.town by the name of Worden. The Schott family had conections with the Worden Church, Miss Gertrude E. Schott was a member from 1909 until her death November 25, 1942. Two children of Hugo and Ethel Schott were baptized March 30, 1913; their namea were: Lola and Victor, grandchildren of the postmaster. If Mr. Schott was consulted about the name for the new postoffice, it-~y well have been named for Worden, Germany. However there is ;nother possiblity: ''Lorenzo J. Worden, born April 13, 1828, in Stephentown, N.Y. a descendant of Peter Worden of Clayton, England. Young Lorenzo was educated at Ithaca and Elmira Academies and taught school for eight years. He secured further education at Alfred University. On tour-through Virginia and North & South Carolina he witnessed the violence of slavery, and was determined to come to Kansas to help make it a Free State. He married Jane E. Wormley, June 7, l85~ and taught school one year to provide necessary funds to go to Kansas and participate in the struggle for freedom. They arrived in Lawrence, October 27, 1855. He located on a claim one mile west of Lawrence, and farmed until 1862, when he entered the office of internal revenue as chief clerk and assistant assessor for the State of Kansas, which pOSition he retained until 1870. He gained considerable respect in that office, and was elected state senator. He was made chairman of the committee on assessments and taxation. In 1873 he was appointed postmaster in Lawrence, second largest post office in the state. He was re-appointed by President Hayes, upon the almost unanimous petition of the City, in 1877. Mrs. Worden was a woman of fine intellectual qualification and finished education. Truly it may be said, never did wvman more devotedly sympathize with her husband, nor husband more affectionately appreciate the virtues of a good woman than have Mr. & Mrs. Worden." Much more has been written of Mr. Worden. In 1868 he purchased a t section of land just north of the Howard Broylea farm. Let us now look at the second possiblity of where Worden may have gotten its name. The fact of Mr. Worden oWlling land in this community, being in the Postal System, and a man of considerable prominence, would lead us to believe that, in seeking a name for the new postoffice. they might well have turned to the Honorable Lorenzo J. Worden, teacher, farmer, abolitionist, assessor, state senatori and postmaster. ''Worden Unincorporated" is only a spot on the map to the traveler's eye, or to those speeding down Highway 56(20th century Santa Fe Trail). If they blink their eyes, they may miss it completely! However, to the neighbors a~d friends of those tw~ places still carrying the.name Worden, Worden Ag. Service, and Worden United Methodist Church, they pleasant placea to stop. 'Vorden Unincorporated" will remain on the map and Jear to the hearts of many, while Echo, Willow Springs, Weaver, Franklin and countless other "hopeful cities" have disappeared. The final chapter on where Worden got its name may not yet be written, but at least we now have two possiblities. Contr'1buted by Lora Hughey L �146 I I \ COURT HOUSE TERMS i Administrattix - Fema~e administrator Administrator - Person appointed by law Affidavit - Make an oath - signed statement Ante bellum - Before Civil War App~entice - Bound, to learn trade Assignee - One to whom some right or property is signed over by the court Bequeath - To give Bequest - Inheritance Bounty land - Given by the government to induce men to enter military service Canon law - A law or statute of the church Christian name - Name given at birth Codicil ~u~pppiliem~ntoto ai~ill Consort - Wife or husband Conveyance - Transfer Curator - One in charge of records Custodian - Keeper of records Decade - Ten years Decedent - Deceased person Deed - A formal written paper conveying title to real estate Demise - Death Deposition - Statement by a witness Devise - To grant real property by will Dower - The legal right of a wife to own her husband's property Dowry - Estate that a woman brings to her husband at marriage Esquire - Mark of respect Executor The person named in a will to carry out provisions of same Executrix - Female executor Fiduciary - Held in trust Generation - A term of years Given name First name Grant - In deeds - transferring title to real property Grantee - One to whom a grant is made Grantor - One who makes a grant Guardian - A person appointed by court to care for rights of incapable persons - Lawful heir Heir at law Holographic Ibid. Interment Issue A will entirely in the hand,rriting of the testator - This record - Buried - Children of �continued Inventory A list of valuables filed in court by an administrator,or executor Legacy - A gift by will Maternal - Female side of the family Necrology - An obituary - a list of persons who have died Nee - Maiden name - name before marriage Nuncupative - An Offspring - Children Orator - Speaker Paternal - Father's side Petitioner - One who submits a formal written request Posthumous - Born after death of father oral~or unwritten will Posthumously - After death Probate - To prove by law Progeny - Descendants-- offspring - children of Relict - Widow Sibling - Brother or sister - all children of the same parents Spinster - A woman past the "normal" age for marrying Spouse - A husband or wife Surname - Family name Testate - Having left a valid will Testament - The disposition of one's personal property Testator - A person who leaves a will at his death Testatrix - A female testator Ultimo(ult.) - Last month Verbatim - Word for word Vestryman - A member of a church Vicar One authorized to perform services - A declaration of a person's wishes as to the way in which he I'Jill wishes to have his estate, or property disposed of after his death. et al - and others. Jean Snedeger CORRECTION: -~-- -- -_. -- - - Date on front cover of Vol VIII, No 2 of THE PIONEER should read, December 1984. -----------~- ,' ,',"My forefathers d14A" t' ~ome over on the MaYflOWei,~ut " they were there to meet the boat." --W1ll Rogers I __ _ _ __ _ _ _ _______ _ __ .______ ' __ i �148 l Queries are freeLEo-members. Th-ey 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. ALLEN Mrs. Donna V. Davis, 4750 70th St., Townhouse #39, La Mesa, CA 92041. Would like to correspond with any descendant of Asaph King ALLEN, who d. in Lawrence, KS, 4 May 1871, to exchange genealogical information. Patricia J. Williams, P.O. Box 370, Ocean Park, WA 98640. Seeking information on the Charles F. SAUM and Mary BARDELL family. Both .b. in OH, 1820-1830. Among the SAUM first settlers north of the ~iver. He was the first postBARDELL master of N. Lawrence and also Justice of the Peace. Was TALBERT elected to the first board of trustees of Centenary HOUSE Children: Susan; GALLEGHER Methodist Episcopal Church 28 May 1866. Randolph Foster (m. Mary TALBERT 21 May 1871); John; Charles Sumner (m. Isabelle HOUSE); Indiana A. (m. James GALLEGHER); Julia; Emma; and Mary. Would like to know where Cha~les and Mary are buried and any information on the family. MACKOY LAWRENCE GRESHAM MAXWELL PETTERSON SHAW SPEAIRS STILWELL Robbie Nee11ey, 202 Pinecone Dr., Lawrence, KS 66046. Would like to correspond with anyone researching the surname MACKOY in KS. According to "The Lawrence-ChaseTowne1y Estate, the Mystery Solved" by Frank Alden Hill, published in Boston.in 1888, a MACKOY family was living in KS. The KS MACKOYs may have been descendants of the James MACKOY who came to and settled in King Williams Co., VA, m. in 1718 Sarah GRESHAM, daughter of Charles and Anna (LAWRENCE) GRESHAM. Nancy Porter, 1137 Cynthia, Lawrence, KS 66044. I have some old photos, a few letters, etc., relating to the A.R. MAXWELL family of Lawrence, KS, which I would be willing to give to descendants of this family. Some of the names on the photos are: Kate and L.B. MAXWELL· J George, Clyde, Oliver, Edward, Frances and Mildred ' MAXWELL; Esther and Walter PETTERSON; Mrs. STILWELL; Jesse SHAW; Mrs. Lou SHAW; Edna SHAW; Bevie (?) SPEAIRS; Emma PETTERSON. A.R. MAXWELL lived for a time on the N.W. corner of 7th and Connecticut St., in Lawrence, KS, and later moved to the BARTZ house in the 400 block of Maine St. He worked for Wells Fargo Co. Most of the photos are dated between 1890 and 1930's. �149 COREL ONEY McGEE LaHAY DOBBINS SPERRY PERRY NO. 6 GRADE SCHOOL STUDENTS DILLON HAYS McCLAIN MORRELL STAINBROOK CLINE HARE Barbara Dobbins Title, 3947 Greenwood, Orange, CA.92669. Seeking descendants of COREL family early 1850's into Lawrence, KS, from Tazewell Co., VA. Parents, William and Reb e c c a ( 0 NEY) COR EL . Chi 1 d r en: Hen r y:; Will i am, Jr... (m. Margaret MCGEE); Cosby; James P. (m. Susannah McGEE); Nancy (m 1st F.E. LaHAY and 2nd Jam~s Sellers DOBBINS); Olivia G. (m. Jake McGEE). Also seeking descendants of Levi and Paulina J. (DOBBINS) SPERRY; children: ~atson; James; Lillie and Nellie Dicey (m. Charles PERRY). Will share information. Kate Armstrong Chasteen, 860 Roosevelt Ave., Loveland, CO 80537. Would like to hear from any students who attended No.6 Grade School,Lawrence, KS, 1908-1915. Maxine Hougland, Rt. 1, Box l53C, Perry, KS 66073. Want information on Abraham and Catherine DILLON, b. PA 1795 and 1799 respectively. They came to St. Joseph, MO, from Knox Co.,OH, 1838. Their son, Wm. DILLON, had first livery station in St. Jose~h, Mo. What was Catherine's maiden name? Maxine Hougland, Rt. 1, Box l53C, Perry, KS 66073. Would like information on Frarik M. HAYS who lived in Bonne Terre, MO, area in 1885. He m. Mary McCLAIN. Les Whall,990 W. Foxglove Dr., Salt"Lake City, UT 84107. Need any information about Henry MORRELL, ~ Presbyterian minister from NY State who served in Neuchatel, KS, from 1871-1896. He d .. there in 1898. Was the Hiram MORRELL (listed in 1860 Osage Co., KS, census as being 15 yrs. old,b. NY State) who enlisted in th~ 15th Cavalry Reg., Co. H, in 1863, Henry's son? Were these MORRELLs related to the Hiram F. MORRELL (b. NY State) who was the first non-Mormon postmaster in Salt Lake City, UT, l858-l86l? Mrs. Fay Stainbrook Talley, 2020 Emerald Dr., Lawrence, KS 6604~. Need place and date df death of Peter and Mary L. STAINBROOK who were deceased by. 1840. Both were alive in August, 1833, in Eouritain Co., IN. Some family members were alive in Lake and Porter Co., IN~ and also in Bureau and Warren Co., IL. The obituary of one of Peter and Mary's daughters says her parenis are both buried irt the "territory of Iowa." Where and when? Did they own land again after selling the land in IN? Bart Sugden, 1459 Lawnridge Ave.,Springfield, OR 94777. Amon Alvin CLINE, member Co. D, 11th KS Volunteer Cav~lry, may have married in Douglas Co. or eastern KS during Civil War to Martha A. HARE. Se~k information on either family. �150 June Matthews, Box 452, Portola, CA 96122. Looking for parents of my grandfather, Isaac William STROUPE, who lived and married in Douglas Co. before moving to Butler Co., KS. STROUPE JAMES .. _. NEALLEY ,Donald Vaughn, 1946 Barker, Lawrence, KS 66046. Would like to exchange information on the JAMES and NEALLEY families of NH,ca 1700-1845. MORTON HILL Wilma Morton Vaughn, 1946 Barker, Lawrence, KS 66046. Will exchange information on any MORTON or HILL family of Beaver Co., PA, ca 1800-1860. BOOK REVIEW- THE i SOU~CE - A GUIDEBOCK OF A~;ERICAN GENEALOGY Edited by Arlene Eakle & Johni Cerny. Published by Ancestry Publishinf!; CompAny. Po O. Box 476 • Salt LRke City, Utah 84110. 1984 $39.95 \, Serious p:enealossists will alreAdy know the qUAlifications Of Arlene E. Eakle. president and foundp.er of the GeneAlo~ical Institute. Salt Lake City and Johni Cerny of LineAges Inc. the nAtions larp:est Il;enealogical research firm. 'l'o~ether as authors and editors, they have produced a reference book for p:eneRlo~ists. that will become the favorite reference ,for beginners as well as the most experienced seRrche~. I In their well bound an~ printed book or 785 R"Xl1" pRp:es they hl3.ve drnwn together the expertise of many experts in the field. " partial list of the chapter headings will .<>:ive a hint of the complete nature of this book. Introduction To GeneAlop:ical Records. Family and Home Sources, Vital Records and Cemetery Research, Census Records, Church Hecords Land and Tax Records. Military Records. Genealogical Indexes, City Directories and Newspapers. Compiled Biographies. Tracking lmm ip:rant Urgins. 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