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Recording Secretary . . • Corresponding Secretary · • Treasurer . Librarian . . •• Editor. . . Genealogist . Membership Chairman • • • · Newsletter Editor . • Janet Payne, 213 High St., Baldwin City, KS 66006 Dorothy Wiggins, 2020 Stratford Rd., Lawrence, KS 66044 Mary Lou Winchell, 927 Crestline, Lawrence, KS 66044 A.J. Lawson, 2246 Tennessee, Lawrence, KS 66044 Edna Welling, Route 3, Box 298A, Baldwin City, KS 66006 Jane Wiggins, Route 5, Box 54, Lawrence, KS 66046 Donald Vaughn, 1946 Barker, Lawrence, KS 66046 Beverley Chapman, 2114 Marvonne, Lawrence, KS 66046 Mary Burchill, 1622 Kentucky, Lawrence, KS 66044 ***** The Douglas County Genealogical Society is a non-profit organization with regularly scheduled meetings the second Tuesday night of each month, 7:30 p.m., meeting place to be announced. Afternoon meetings are held, if possible, and occasional area tours. An annual public workshop is held to help in research. Membership fees are $10.00 single, $11.00 family. Checks should be made payable to the Douglas· County Genealogical Society and sent to the address above. The fiscal year is from July 1 to June 30 of the following year. Visitors are always welcome. ***** The Douglas County Genealogical Society Library is located along the east wall of the Lawrence Public Library, 707 Vermont St. Hours are: Monday through Friday, 9:30a.m.-9:00p.m.; Saturday, 9:30a.m.-6:00p.m.; Sunday, 1:30p.m.-5:30p.m. Anyone may use our library but items may not be checked out. Microfilm readers are available at the Lawrence Public Library and materials may be reserved through interlibrary loan at the Reference Desk. ***** MOVING? Please let us know if you have moved or are planning to move. This will insure that you get your PIONEER and it will save the Society money. Send a card to the Membership Chairman in care of the Society. Thank you for your help. �THE PIONEER Published Quarterly by The Douglas County Genealogical Society P.O. Box 3664 Lawrence, Kansas 66046-0664 ISSN 0739-4101 Sunnner 1986 Vol. IX, No. 4 Page Contents Rural School Graduates of 1913 . • • • • • . -. . . • . Douglas County Births . . • . • . . . . • . • • . • • . • • • • . Marriage Notices in Newspapers (Jan. l86l-0ct. 1863). Records of the Internal Revenue Service, Jan. - May 1867._ Douglas County, Ks. Marriage Records, 1880 • . . . • • Alphabetical Listing of the Brides from 1880 Marriage Records Townships Clinton - Douglas County Tax-Payers, 1900-01 Eudora - Douglas County Tax-Payers, 1900-01 • . Hesper News Items, 1881 • . • • Grant - Grant Township Landowners, 1873 • • . Kanwaka - Kanwaka Pioneers, 1860-1885 • . • . Lecompton - Lecompton Presbyterian Church. Newspaper Notices, 1893 . . . . . Marion - The Dodder and Sinnnons Famiiy . . . . Palmyra - Excerpts from The School Times, Baldwin, Ks. Wakarusa - Model District No. 83 . . . . . • • . . Willow Springs - Columbia Literary Society, 1894-1897. Queries • . • . . • 158 159 160 165 172 181 185 186 187 188 189 191 191 192 194 196 198 201 Lawrence Daily Journal and Evening Tribune, November 16, 1894 Extra Jurymen The following extra jurymen were drawn this morning for service at this term of court now in session: F.L. BRENDER, Eudora; H.W. HENDERSON, Lawrence; A.L. HILL, Eudora; L. R. BRYAN, Vlakarusa; J.H. SCOTT, Lawrence; J.L. MASTERSON, Lecompton; D.G. KENNEDY, Palmyra; Wm. FEATHERSTONE, Marion; W.R. GREEN, Grant; J.H. FALLEN, Palmyra; W.H. HUMPHREY, Clinton; T.R. MILLER, Kanwaka; M.J. MURPHY, Kanwaka; T.J. SWEENEY, Lawrence; J.G. DODDS, Palmyra; T.L. DAUGHERTY, Eudora; H.L. STEVENS, Lawrence; D~ BAUGHMAN, Lecompton; Wm. ROE, Palmyra; Frank STURDY, Palmyra. -------------------- ------ The Evening News, Nov. 28, 1883 Lawrence, Ks. The venerable Wm.MARTIN, now 83 years old, gave us a pleasant call. He knew the editor when he was a child,and when this old gentleman ran a : gristmill on the banks of that classic creek, Blacklegs, in Pennsylvania. His memory reaches back to interesting events in the War of 1812, when ._t_~e-Bri~i~~~~o-~-~}.acl<-~ock, and burne_c!Y~~_~al~ ___________ -~--7---I - Personal �158 RURAL SCHOOL GRADUATES OF 1913 Lawrence Daily Gazette Rural School Graduates will hold exercises in Lawrence on June 14, 1913. Girls Outnumber Boys. Nellie GRIGSBY, 6fLawrence and Vena SPIGLE of Overbrook received highest grades in examinations. Ninety-nine rural school students of Douglas County passed the examinations for the completion of the school course and will receive their diplomas at the graduating exercises to be held in the Lawrence high school building in the afternoon of June 14. There is almost double the number of girls that there is of boys, the girl graduates numbering .sixty-one and the boys thirty-eight. . 'Councty ~~peri ntendent-l!AvJ~E_y,has-:.s~nt' oot i n~i tQ:t'1-9_r\,~-J,9 _,1he g'radua ti ~~ -exerci ses over the county. The' program' has not ,y~Lbeen arranged Dutthe supen ntendent contemplates inviting aspeaker'to address the graduates rather than having a program made up of numbers given by.the graduates themselves. Following is the list of graduates: Frank BRUNE, Lake View Pearl STEWART, Lake View Jenni e KASSINGER, Ba 1dw'; n Mabel POMEROY, Baldwin Floyd GARBER, Lone Star Esther KOEHLER, Eudora Lester HAVERTY, Eudora Wareen DAVIS, Lawrence, R.D.F. #5 Francis LYONS, R.D.F. #9 Helen PALMER, R.D.F. #4 Clarence PUCKETT, R.D.F.~#8 Bonnie SNYDER, Baldwin John BUCHEIM, Lawrence R.F.D. #9 Ruth CHRISTY, Lawrence R.F~D. #9 Bernice CAVENDER, Wellsville Helen SHEPPARD, Wellsville Veryl SHEPPARD, Wellsville Grace VAN TRIES, Wellsville Eugene WATERS, Wellsville Carl WARNOCK, Wellsville Ernest BRUBAKER, Baldwin Elsie KONSCHAK, Lawrence, R.F.D. #10 Elzy DAVIS, Lawrence, R.F.D. #10 Arthur SHUTZ, Lawrence, R.F.D. #10 Helen BAHNMAIER, Lecompton Edith BAHNMAIER, Lecompton Fay MILLS, Lawrence, R.F.D. #1 Charlie UNDERWOOD, Lawrence R.F.D. #5 Martha HEPNER, Overbrook Berta OEHRLE, Overbrook Mabel REECE, Lawrence, R.F.D. #9 Jesse CARSON, Lawrence, R.F.D. #10 Frankie KISER, Lawrence, R.F.D~ #9 Ruby COLE, Richland John GIVLER, Richland Lila RUKES, Richland Tommy ICE, Richland Lillian ROLLER, Richland Verma DEAY, Vinland Maudie FAWL, Overbrook Alma SCHEHRER, Eudora Alice SCHEHRER, Eudora Loren WADE, Eudora Mabel FISHBURN, Overbrook Harold FISHER, Overbrook Eva STEWARD, Overbrook Lily HOFFSOMMER, Lecompton Albert HILDENBRAND, Lecompton Franklin WALTER, Lecompton Madge BELVOIR, Vinland Ruth KENNEDY,. Vinland Zell.a MILLER,Vinland Lois STANHOPE, Vinland Opal DEAY, Vinland Esther ANDERSON, Vinland Martha PEER, Eudora Carl PETERSON, Baldwin Susie FLORA, Overbrook Lula GREENFIELD, Overbrook Vena SPIGLE,Overbrook Etta WALKER, Overbrook Garland FAIRLEY, Lawrence R.F.D #10 �: 159 '-- ----- RURAL SCHOOL GRADUATES OF 1913 Cant. - --- --- - Nell i e -GRI GSBY, 1809 Barker Aven. \ Earl HARRIS, 478 Maple Street ,Eugene GRIGGS, Lawrence R.F.D. #8 Ruth SMITH, R.F.D. #2 Lester RANSDELL, 1315 Haskell Ave. Ruby BELL, Baldwin Irene CUTTER, Vinland Irvin BREITHAUPT, Eudora ,Dora GUENTHER, Baldwin , Ima SELZER, Eudora Ralph PINE, Lawrence, R:F.D.#6 . Lizzie CAMPBELL, Edgerton , Esther KENDELL, Eudora Esther BRECHEISEN, Eudora ~ Lloyd EHART, Eudora : El mer Ray EHART, Eudora I , Hul da THOREN, Eudora I )\1y_ena KANZIG ,<--=E--'-ud_o_r_a--'-____ ~ I I , Leoti MI LBURN, -Eud-ora-• John BANKS, Lecompton ! Ri cha rd RI CHARDS, .Lawrence R. F. D. #5 ' : Rose ANDERSON, Lawrence : Herbert GRESS, Lecompton Clarence LAVIN, Lecompton Jertnie SCHROYER, Lecompton : Ethel WALTER, Lecompton ,Clara POWELL,Baldwin . I Nellie DERMITT, Richland I Ellis KINDRED, Eudora , Vernon MEINKE, Eudora Bonnie FERGUSON, BALDWIN , Leona HORNE, Lecompton ; Blanche COLLINS, Richland Nellie SULLIVAN, Richland Charley SULLIVAN, Richland i Jean MI~LER, Richland i I I From The LawrenCe' Da ily Gazette, May 19, 1913 Submitted by Jane WIGGINS, Typed by Janet PAYNE * * * * *. DOUGLAS COUNTY BIRTHS (As reported 1n Lawrence, Kansas Newspapers 1861-1863) Abbrev1at1ons used: KSJ.Kansas State Journal, Lawrence, Ks; LR=Lawrence Republican, Lawrence, KS • . BARBER, baby boy--born of Mrs. W.I. BARBER, near Blue Mound, Douglas Co., 1 May, five m1nutes past m1dnight.--KSJ, 2 May 1861, p. 3· BRANDT, baby boy--bornof the w1fe of R.C. BRANDT, Sunday, 21 Jul 1n th1s c1ty.--KSJ, 25 Jul 1861, p. 3. DIX, tw1n daughters of R.C. DIX, a blacksm1th, They were born last week.--LR, 2 Jan 1862, p. J. LADD, daughter of Mrs. E.D. LADD, born 24 August.--LR, 29 Aug 1861, p. 3· SIMPSON, baby boy of H.M. SIMPSON, born 11 August in this clty.--KSJ, 15 Aug 1861, p. 3. SNYDER. baby boy of Geroge SNYDER. born 13 inst.--LR, 16 May 1861, p. J. WOODWARD, baby daughter of Mrs. B.W. WOODWARD, born 8 Jan in th1s , ___ city.--KSJ, 9 Jan 1862, p. 3. . SEARCH for WIFE THOMPSON, Alm1ra,--husband of Almira THOMPSON wants to f1nd her. She came to Kansas w1th Lane's brigade, lived at Springfield, MO. w1th Wm. BOXLEY. She is 21 years old, has one ch1ld and 1s colored.--KSJ, 11 Jun 1863, p. 2. Compiled and Submitted by Judy Sh~ETS �160 Marriage Notices i~ Ne~spapers (Jan 1861-0ct 1863) The following records of marriages have been copied from the following newspapers: Lawrence Republican. (through Nov. 1862 only) --LR; Kansas State Journal. (through 13 Aug 1863. followed by the first issue after Quantrill's Raid of Lawrence dated 1 Oct 1863)--KSJ; Kansas Weekly Tribune--KWT; and the Lecompton Union--LU. Compiled by Judy Sweets and Pauline Elniff. - ---~~--------- -- --- - - - - ADAMS, Charles ~. Esq. and Ella LANE, eldest daughter of Gen. James H. LANE, marrled on the 7th lnst. at the home of brlde's father, Gen. LANE of the U.S. Senate, by Rev. H.H. MOOBE. All of Lawrence.--KSJ, 11 Apr 1861, p. 3 ABBBERGH, Wl11lam, of Leavenworth and Johanna DOLINSKI, of thls place, marrled 18 Jul at resldence of brlde's father by Rev. E.D. LADD, Esq.--KSJ, 25 Jul 1861, p. 3 , AKIN, Wm. and Sarelda Jane CUNNINGHAM, of Berea, Frankln Co., KS marrled on eve. of 11 Feb 1862 by Rev. J.N. SMITH.-;'KSJ, 20 Feb 1862, p. 3. ALLISON, D.C. and I. H. JOBKSON, marrled 30 Jul at Congregatlonal church.--La, 1 Aug 1861, p. 3. Also, KSJ, 1 Aug 1861--" ••• Mlss Isadore JOHNSON •• by Rev. H.D. FISHER.."(Marrled same tlme and place as Alexander LOVE and Ellza McMURRAY. ASHBY, Joseph T., of Ohl0 Clty and Carrle A. MASTERSON, of Pralrle Clty, marrled 24th lnst. at Pralrle Clty by Elder G.W. Hutchlnson.--La, 20 Jun 1861, p. 3 Also--KSJ, 27 Jun 1861, p. 3. BAIRD, Robert H. and H. Marllla HILLS, marrled ln Burllngame 21 Apr at ~esldence of E.L. HILLS, Esq. by Rev. J.W. FOX.--LR, 8 May 1862, p. 3. BAKER., H.W. of thls cl ty of flrm of R ldenour and Baker, and Carrle C. BEATTY, of Xenla, OK, marrled 8 Jan 186) at resldence of brlde's mother.--KSJ, 15 Jan 186), p. 3. BANNING, John, of Blg Sprlngs and Hetty J. ROBERTS, of Shawnee Co., marrled on 7th lnst. by Rev. A.N. Thornton .--La 18 Sep 1862, p. ). BARBER, Charles and Harrlet POTTER marrled 23 lnst. by Rev. W.P. Upham ln Lecompton townshlp .--KSJ, 25 Sep 1862', p. 3. BLISS, Hlland H., and Celia M. St. JOHN '-- both of Centr,opolls, Franklin Co., KS, marrled 23 Apr 1862 at ";Eldrldge House (Lawrence, KS), by Rev. Cordley.-LR, 14 May 1862, p. ).'~ - -.--.. -BLOOD, N.C., Esq., of Baldwln Clty and Mrs. Matilda BARBER of Lawrence, marrled on 2nd lnst. ln Lawrence, by Rev. L.B. Dennls.--KSJ, 4 Apr 1861, p. ). BOWLES ,(Lt.) John of the KS 9th, and Jullesta E. HUTCHINSON, marrled Mon. )0 Jun, ln Leavenworth Clty at resldence of S.W. Greer, by Rev. J.G. Reuser.-LR, 3 Jul 1862, p. ). BOYLE, G.W. and Anna R. MARSHALL, eldest dau. of Dr. S.A. MARSHALL, all of Leavenworth"marrled on 2) Sep 1862, by Rev. J.D. Leggett.--LR, 9 Oct 1862, p. 3. BRIDGES, J. L. of Portland, ME and Mary E. DYER., of Independence, MO, marrled 30 May 1862, ln thls clty at Johnson House by Rev. Reynolds.--LR, 12 Jun 1862. p. ). Also, KSJ, 12 Jun 1862, p. J-say- "Mary E. DYEY." BROOKS, George C. of 'Nakarusa Twp., a retlred "typo" and Harrlet, L;,MEECH, all of Douglas Co, marrled on 5th lnst. at res. of brlde ln Lecompton townshlp, by Rev. W.A. Cardwell.--LR, 9 Oct 1862, p. 3. CANADY, Josephus and Jane A. HALL, all of Black Jack, marrled 4 Aug by Rev. Hubert KSJ, 15 Aug 1861, p. 3. CANIFF, Dr. Henry, of Lawrence and Cordella A.,c CHAMBERS , late of Wesleyvl1le, PA, marrled 13 Oct 1862 ln Lawrence, by Rev. L.B. D8nnls.--LR 16 Oct 1862, p. ) and KSJ 16 Oct 1862, p. 3. CARLIN, John and Mary Ann 1tl0REHEAD, both of Lawrence, marrled ln thls city, 1st lnst., by Judge Carpenter.--LR, 2 Jan 1862, p. 3. CARPENTER, ('Judge) ,LOUis, of thls clty and Mary E. BARBER, of Emporia, marrled Frl evenlng, 10 Oct, by Rev. G.C. Moore. --Lr 23 Oct 1862, p. 3. CONOVER, (Capt.) John, of the 8th KS, marrled Mary', E. HA~HAWAY, all of Leavenworth at M.E. Church, Sun. even. 5th lnst. by Rev. E.G. Reaser.--LR, 9 Oct 1862. p. 3· COPPLE, E. and Susan F. ASHBY, marrled 10th lnst. at Pralrle Clty by Elder G.W. Hutchlnson ,-":,LR 14 Aug 1862, p. ,3. Also, KSJ, 14 Aug 1862 •• "Elza COPPLE" •. all ofPralrle Clty (Marrled same tlme and place as Wllllam B. HAYDEN and Mary E. HAVENSr. CORNELL, John A. and Ann E. PARISH, both of thls clty marrled 14 Jun by Rev. G.W. Paddock.--KSJ, 2 Jul 1863, p. 3. �: 161 CREED, Joseph and Mary PERCE all of th1s county, marr1ed on 4th 1nst. by Rev. J.W. W1ley.--KSJ, 11 Sep 1862. p. ). DEWEY. Geo. W. and Susan J. GEMMEL, marr1ed 1n Lawrence, KS on eve. of lOth 1nst. by Rev. L.B. Denn1s.--KSJ, 18 Dec 1862. p. ). DOYLE, Edward, of the army and Mary Jane SNOOK, of Lawrence. marr1ed 1n th1s c1ty on 17th 1nst. by E.D. Ladd. Esq.--LR, 1 May 1862. p.). Also. KSJ, 1 May, 1862. p. ). DUNN. Cervantes and Ann Augusta LONGFELLOW, marr1ed 9 Jul. 186) by E.D. Ladd, Esq. at re.s1denc.e_of bride I FI fAther 1n Wakarusa townsh1p .--KSJ. 9 Jul 186), p. 3;__AlJ3o, KWT. 9 Jul 1863. ESKRIDGE, Hon. -C·.V:'~of Eiilporla.-;-KS-, and Mary DIXON of Donaldson, IL:•. marr1ed on 5th 1nst. by-Rev. J.M. Bone at Donaldson.--LB. 26 Dec 1861. p. ). FARMER, D.R. and Susan GEN~Y. all of Wakarusa, KS, married on 9th 1nst. at the res1dence of br1de l sfather. by E.D. Hughson, Esq.--LR, 27 Mar 1862, p. 3.· FIELDS. Solomon and Huldah FIELDS. both of th1s c1 ty. marr1ed on Sat. eve. last by E.D. Ladd. Esq.--KSJ. Thurs. 31 Jul 186), p. 3. . FLAGG, Henry H., and L1zz1e ALVERSON both, of Sal1ne Co., KS, marr1ed 1st Apr, by ·Rev. W1ll1am B1shop at Sal1na.--LR, 10 Apr 1862. p. 3. Also. KSJ. 10 Apr 1862. p. 3. FRAZER. Robert L. and Mary E. PAYNE. both of th1s c1ty. marr1ed 1n th1s c1ty, Sun. eve. last by Rev. L.E. Denn1s.--LR, 'rhurs., 24 Oct 1861. p.). Also. KSJ. 24 Oct 1861. p. ) .--"Mary E. PEBB.INE" .• married 20 Oct at res1dence of br1de l s father. FREEt-IAN. Dav1d H., and Anna FITTON, marr1ed on eve. of Nov. 11. 1861 by Rev. J.N. Sm1th. All of Berea, Frankl1n Co •• KS.--KSJ, 20 Feb 1862, p. ). GAINS. Phill1p, Esq. and Patsey Jane HAwKINS, formerly of MO and now "Free . American c1t1zens of Afr1can descent". marr1ed 1n th1s c1ty, Sat. Jun 12 '.' at res1dence of Capt. James Chr1st1an by Rev. J.M. Wtlk1nson.,KSJ 18 Jun 1863 GENTRY, Bartlett andSarah :!ATES, marr1ed on 2nd 1nst. at res1dence of Wll~lam :!ATES, 4 m1les W. of Lawrence by Rev. W.P. Upham.--KSJ, 9 Jul 1863. p. 3. GILL. John B. of Lawrence, and L1zz1e ALBRO, of Paola. marr1ed 21 Jun by Rev. A. H Deane in Paola.--KSJ. 2 Jul 1863. p. 3. GLEASON, James H., of Willow Springs and Joanna L. AYER, of Williamsv1lle •. Er1e Co N.Y. marr1ed 7 Jul 1n th1s c1ty by Rev. W.P. Upham. KSJ. 9 Jul 1863. p. 3 GOUlD. R. C.. pr inter. Lawrence RepubU can, and Mrs. Mel v1na HASEL'J.'INE; -both or th1s city, married on eve. of 12th 1nst. by Rev. R. Cordley.--LR. 17 Jul 1862, p. 3. Also, KSJ, 17 Jul 1862, p. 3.· HACKETT, Ansel B. and CarOl1ne EVANS. both of Douglas Co, married 5 May 1863 1n Lawrence. by Rev. L.B. Denn1s.--KSJ, 7 May 1863, p. 3. HARRINGTON. S.C. (surgeon) of 1st Ks Colored Regt., and Mary A. COLBURN, married 18 Mar by Rev. L.B. Denn1s .--KSJ, 19 Mar 1863, p. ,. HASELTINE, Eramus D. and Mrs. Helen M. OBENCHAIN, both of th1s c1ty, marr1ed at Clinton-,. 23"""Nov.~'bY'·'rR:.:Bur,son.. ··Esfl:·~--LR; '28 Nov'1861, p. 3. HAY, M1lton, and Frances PIERCE marr1ed 9th 1nst. ~. Kanwaka by Rev. John S. Brown --La, 20 Mar 1862, p. 3. Also, KSJ, 20 Mar 1862. HAYDEN, William and Mary E·.: HAVENS, married Sund. eve. 10th inst. in Prairie City by Elder G.W. 'Hutchinson of Lawrence.--LR. 14 Aug 1862. p. 3. Also. KSJ, 14 Aug 1862, p. 3. (Same time and place as E.COPPLE and Susan ASHBY). HERBAULDSHEIMEB, August, of Lecompton and Ada HAAKE (or HAACKE), of Lawrence, married on 7th inst. by J. W1lder, Esq.--LR. 13 Mar 1862, p. 3. Also KSJ, 13 Mar-'l862, p. 3. HERBOLD, John and Mary WAUGHN, formerly of L1verpool, Eng? married 20 Feb 1862 at Baptist Mission, Delaware Reservation by Rev. J.L. Pratt.--KSJ, 10 Apt 1862. p. ). . HIATT. Henry and Abby Ann MEAD, both of Marion, married in th1s oity 1st inst. by E.D. Ladd, Esq.--LR, 6 ~ar 1862, p. '3~ ~ Also, KSJ, 5 Mar 1862, p. 3. HILLS, Silas N.and Alice M. D~TON. married in'Burlingame 30 Apr at res1dence of A.T. Dutton. Esq., by Rev. J.W. Fox. O~iginallY from Ohio.--LR, 8 May, . 1862, p. 3. \\ -HOLT. William David and Harriet '.Elizabeth JONES,both of Wakarusa, marr1ed in this , city, 26 Sep 1861, by E.D,. Ladd.--LR, )'Oct 1861, p. ). HORNSBY, Columbus and Mira WORMLEY, both of this place married 30th Dec. in this ci ty by Rev. Cordley .--KSo1·" 2 Jan 1861, p. ). JENKINS, J.W. of Washington, DC, late of Lawrence. K.T. married Mary DUVAL, 2nd daughter of Lewis DUVAL of Phildelphia. PA, married in Baltimore, 16 Jul. --KSJ, 1 Aug 1865, p. ). JEWITT, J •• of Leavenworth, KS, and Ellen A. TURMAN, married on 5th inst. bv Rev. Dr. Perkins at residence of J.F. Griswold, Esq. KSJ. 2 Mar 1861. p. 3 JOHNSON, F.E. and Minnie J. RANKIN, married 2 Aug 1n this city'at residence of bridels mother, by Rev. G.W. Paddock. All of this city.--KSJ, 6 Aug 1863, p. 3. JONES, John S. and HOOGLAND, Mrs. Eliza of Tecumseh, married on 20th May at residence of J.A. Wakefield.--KSJ, 4 Jun 1863, p. ). KATZENSTE!IN. A., Esq., of this city and"Harichen SHLOSS, of Baltimore, ~ID, married on 21 May in St. Louis, by Rev'. Kuther .--LR, 5 Jun 1862. p. J. KENNEDY, John L. and Sarah STOUT, both of Franklin. Douglas Co •• KS. married 23 ~pr 1861 in Franklin, 'c:ly_Rev._B~C. Denni_s~-:.LR. 25 ... ~pr 1861, p. J. �161 CREED. Joseph and i1ary PERCE all of this county. married on 4th mst. by Rev. J.W. Wiley.--KSJ. 11 Sep 1862. p. 3. DEWEY. Geo. W. and Susan J. GEMMEL. married in Lawrence. KS on eve. of lOth inst. by Rev. L.B. Dennls.--KSJ. 18 Dec 1862. p. 3. DOYLE. Edward. of the army and Mary Jane .SNOOK. of Lawrence. marrled in thls city on 17th in~t. by E.D. Ladd. Esq.--LR. 1 May 1862. p. 3. Also. KSJ. 1 May. 1862. p. 3. DUNN. Cervantes and Ann Augusta LONGFELLOW. married 9 Jul. 1863 by E.D. Ladd. Esq. at residence of br\dp.'R fAther ln Wakarusa township.--KSJ. 9 Jul 1863. p. J. Also. KWT. 9 Jul 1863. ESKRIDGE. Hon. C.V;. of Emporia. KS. and Mary DIXON of Donaldson. IL. !harried on 5th inst. by Rev. J.M. Bone at Donaldson.--La. 26 Dec 1861. p. J. FARMEB. D.R. and Susan GEN~Y. all of ~akarusa. KS. married on 9th inst. at the residence of bride's father. by E.D. aughson. Esq.--LR. 27 Mar 1862. p. J. FIELDS. Solomon and Huldah FIELDS. both of this city. married on Sat. eve. last by E.D. Ladd. Esq.--KSJ. Thurs. 31 Jul 1863. p. 3. FLAGG. Henry a •• and Lizzle ALVEBSON goth of Sallne Co •• KS. marrled 1st Apr. by Rev. wl1liam Blshop at Sallna.--LR. 10 Apr 1862. p. 3. Also. KSJ. 10 Apr 1862. p. J. FRAZER. hobert L. and Mary E. PAYNE. both of thls city. married in thls city. Sun. eve. last by Rev. L.E. Dennls.--LR. '!'hurs •• 24 Oct 1861. p. 3. Also. ASJ. 24 Oct 1861. p. 3.--"Mary E. PEB.aINE" •• marrled 20 Oct at residence of brlde's father. FREEl'iAN. David H •• and Anna FITTON. married on eve. of Nov. 11. 1861· by Rev. J.N. Smith. All of Berea. Franklln Co •• KS.--KSJ. 20 Feb 1862. p. 3. GAINS. Philllp. Esq. and Patsey Jane HAwKINS. formerly of 1'10 and now "Free American citizens of African descent". married in thls clty. SAt. Jun 12 at resldence of Capt. James Chrlstian by Rev. J.M. Wilklnson. KSJ 18 Jun 1863 GENTRY. Bartlett andSarah YATES. married on 2nd inst. at resldence of W1.1 11 am YATES. 4 mlles W. of Lawrence by Rev. W.P. Upham.--KSJ. 9 Jul 1863. p. J. GILL. John B. of Lawrence. and Lizzie ALBRO. of Paola. married 21 Jun by Rev. a. H Deane in Paola.--ASJ. 2 Jul 1863. p. J. GLEASON. James H •• of Willow Springs and Joanna L. AYEB. of Wll1lamsville. Erle Co N.Y. married 7 Jul in thls city by Rev. W.P. Upham. KSJ. 9 Jul 1863. p. 3 GOULD. R.C •• prlnter. Lawrence Republican. and Mrs. Melv1na HASEL'l'lNE. both or this City. married on eve. of 12th inst. by Rev. a. Cordley.--LR. 17 Jul 1862. p. 3. Also. KSJ. 17 Jul 1862. p. 3.· HACKETT. Ansel B. and Caroline EV~~S. both of Douglas Co. marrled 5 May 1863 ln Lawrence. by Rev. L.B. De~~is.--KSJ. 7 May 1863. p. 3. OA.aB.INGTON. S.C. (surgeon) of 1st Ks Colored Begt •• and l'l9.ry A. COLBURN. married 18 i".tar by Rev. L.B. Denn1s .--KSJ. 19 Mar 1863. p. ). HASELTINE. Eramus D. and Nrs. Helen M. OBENCHAIN. both of th1s city. marr1ed at Clinton. 2TNov. bylL.Burson. EsqL--LR; ·28 Nov 1861. p. 3. HAY. Mllton. and Frances PIEaCE married 9th inst. ~ Kanwaka by Rev. John S. Brown --La. 20 ~~ 1862. p. 3. Also. KSJ. 20 Mar 1862. ' HAYDEN. William and Mary E. HAVENS. marrled Sund. eve. 10th inst. ln Prairle Cl ty by Elder G.W. ·Hutchlnson of Lawrence.--La. 14 Aug 1862. p. 3. Also. KSJ. 14 Aug 1862. p. 3. (Same tlme and place as E.COPPLE and Susan ~HBY) • HERBAULDSHEIMEB. August. of Lecompton and Ada HAAKE (or aAACKE). of Lawrence. married on 7th lnst. by J. Wilder. Esq.--LR, 13 Mar 1862. p. 3. Also KSJ. 13 rlAr 1862. p. 3. HERBOLD. John and Mary 'NAUGl:lN. formerly of Liverpool. Eng? marr led 20 Feb 1862 at Baptist Mlsslon. Delaware Reservatlon by Rev. J.L. Pratt.--KSJ. 10 Apt 1862. p. 3. HIATT, Henry and Abby Ann MEAD. both of Marlon. married in thls city 1st 1nst. by E.D. Ladd. Esq.--LB. 6 Mar 1862. p. 3. Also. KSJ. 5 Mar 1862. p. 3. aILLS. Silas N. and Alice M. DUTTON. married in Burlingame 30 Apr at residence of A.T. Dutton. Esq •• by Bev. J ••• Fox. Originally from Ohl0.--La. 8 May. 1862. p. 3· HOLT. Wll1iam DaVid and ~arriet Ellzabeth JaNES both of ~akarusa. married in thls clty. 26 Sep 1861. by E.D. Ladd.--LB. 3 Oct 1861. p. 3· HO~~SBY. Columbus and Mira WORMLEY. both of this place married 30th Dec. ln thls city by Rev. Cordley .--!{S.J. 2 Jan 1861. p. 3· . JENKINS. J.W. of Washl~~ton. DC. late of Lawrence. K.T. ~arried Mary DUVAL. 2nd daughter of Lewls DUVAL of ?hildelphia. fA. married in Baltimore. 16 Jul. --KSJ. 1 Aug 1865. p. 3. JEWITT. J •• of Leaven~orth. Ka. and ~llen A. TURMAN. married on 5th lnst. bv 3ev. Dr. Perklns at resldence of J oF. Griswold. Esq. KSJ. 2 Mar 1861. p. 3 JOr~SON. F.E. ~d Minnle J. RANKIN. marrled 2 Aug ln this clty at resldence of brlde's mother. by Rev. G.W. PaddOCk. All of this city.--KSJ. 6 Aug 1863. p. 3· JONES. John S. and HOOGLAND. Mrs. Eliza of Tecumseh. married on 20th ~JaY at residence of J.A. Wakef1eld.--KSJ. 4 Jun 1863. p. 3· KATZENSTEIN. A •• Esq .• of thls city and iiarichen SHLOSS. of Baltimore. ~iD. married on 21 Hay in St. Louls. by Rev. Kuther .--LR. 5 Jun 1862. p. 3· KEliNEDY. John L. and Sarah STOUT. both of Franklin. Douglas Co •• KS, married 23 .;pr 1861 in Franklin. by Rev. B.C. Dennls.--LR. 25. Apr 1861. p. 3. �',1§2 KErSCH.- John Frank. and Nary Anne NEWMAN. married on 2nd inst. by Rev. -P.Severin Rotter in Atchison. I30,th' of Doniphan Co .--La. 16 Oct 1862. p. J. LEARNARD. (Col.) O.E. of the 1st KS and Z,lary S. ELDRIDGE. eldest daughter of Col. S.W. Eldridge. married. Sun. even. 2nd inst. at the Eldridge nouse. Lawrence. by Rev. E.N ute .--La. 6 l-Iar 1862. p. J. Also. KSJ. 5 Mar 1862. p.J. LASH. Geo. and M.A. MILLER. married on 28th ult. near Lawrence. by Rev • .upham of this city .--KSJ •. 11 Jun 186J. p. J. . LEE. David of Bourbon Co. and Elizabeth PARKS. of Douglas Co •• married in this city by Justice E.D. Ladd.· •• Esq,~ .. on.:.llth. ~nst •. (She: 1:s--of.~Frankl1.n).:..,.-LR. ·-,18:oJul;,1861. p. J •. Also. KSJ. 18 Jul 1861. p. J. LONGFELLOW. Charles. Esq •• of wakarusa and Helen D. RIcaARDS. of Eudora. married 4 Jun at residence of Charles Longfellow. Esq. in Wakarusa township by E •• D. Ladd. 'J,.P .--KSJ. ·11 Jun 186J. p. J. LOVE. Alexander and Eliza McMURRAY. both of this city. married )Oth Jul at Con~ gregational church. (At SE'.me time and place as D.C .ALLISON and LH. 'JOHNSON) .--La. 1 Aug 1861. p. J. Also. KSJ. 1 Aug 1861. p. ) • . LYON, John H. and I1rs. Martha MONTGOMERY. lIIJU'ried 6.J:uI 1863 in Lawrence, by E.D. Ladd, Esq. KSJ. 9 Jul 186). p. ). :Also._K!.T.~ Jul 186) •. ~4cALLISTER. Wm. F. and Louisa N. SANDS. daughter of John--M-. Sands-of N.Y. C1ty. married Fri •• 19 Apr at Prair1e C1ty by Rev. Wm. H1ckco~.--KSJ. 2 May 1861 p. ). McCULLOUGH, L.J.. of Cal1forn1a and I.A. BALDWIN. of' Kanwaga. married 4 Aug in Kanwaca by Rev. Copeland of Clinton.--KSJ. 8 Aug 1861. p. J. MARTIN. Wm. and Emma PERRY. marr1ed )0 May at home of the br1de by G.W. Paddock all of th1s c1ty.--KSJ. 4 Jun·-186J. p. 3. MATER. Joseph and L1bb1e JOHNSON. all of this c1ty. marr1ed on Sun. 14 Jun by Rev. G.W. Paddock.--KSJ. 18 Jun 186). p. J. MILLER. James A. and Martha Jane BULLARD. Martha Jane. marr1ed 19 Aug 186). by E. D. Ladd,--KSJ. 1 Oct 186). p. 2. MOORE. Ely. and Rose McKINNEY. both of Lecompton. marr1ed 19 Nov (Mount Aeol1a) by Rev. Steel of Topeka.--KSJ. 21 Nov 1861, p. ). MURDOCK. Marshall M•• a printer of Empor1a and V1crtoria MAYBEliBY. of Douglas Co •• KS. married 1n this c1ty. evening of 15th 1nst. by Rev. E.B. Dennis.--LR. 17 Apr 1862. p. ) •., Also. KSJ. 17 Apr 1862. p. ). MURPHEY. W1111am E •• of Atchison. KS. and Margaret G. DOUGHERTY. of Don1phan Co •• i marr1ed on 8t!;1 1,ns_t. by Rev. Father Augustin .--La. 16 Oct 1862. p. ). ,MURTHA. Thomas. of Lawrence ;-QiicCEsther Ann BROWN., of B1g Spr1ngs. married on 4th inst. at resi4.ence of R.C. D1x. by R. Cordley. "Toledo. Ohio papers. ! _please COpy" .~-KSJ. 9 Jul 186). p. J. '( PHILLIPS. A.J., of the 9th Reg. KS. Vols. and Mrs. A.S. LITCHFIELD. of this c1ty. . ". - marr1ed on 28th May by Rev. G.W. Paddock at i the parsonage .--KSJ. 4 Jun. 186). p. ). \ --- . I . ;P·ICKENS. Orlando and BARNARD. Sarah A •• both of Lawrence. 'married 27 Sep .--KSJ. 1 Oct 186). p'. ~. PICKERING, John. formerly of this city and Delia A. WOODWARD. only daughter of . Horace A. Woodward •. of Grayville. IL. married on Mon. 4th 1nst. 1n Grayvllle. IL. by A.A. Wh1 te. Esq .--LND, 14 Mar 1861. p.: 3. PIERSON. Marcus 0 •• and f<!argaret M. MATHERS. marr1ed 1n this city. 20 Mar by Rev. Hummer.--LR. ) Apr 1862. p. J. PILE. (Dr.) Isaiah. of Peoria and Sarah DAVENPORT of Olathe. married 25 Jul.--La. 1 Aug 1861. p. ). Also. KSJ. 1 Aug 1861. p. 3 ••• "Married 1n Olathe. Johnson Co •• by Elder G.W. Hutchinson. PUCKETT. nenry and Charlotte SALSBURY. married 17 Aug at reSidence of bride's parents in Wakarusa.--KSJ. 1 Oct 1863. REECE. Van Buren. and Nancy JaiES. marr1ed 2 Apr 186) near Lawrence. by Rev. L. B. Dennis all of Douglas Co.--KSJ. 9 Apr 1863. p •. ). REED. John F •• of Lawrence. KS. married Julia M. AMBLER on Wed •• Sept 18. in Presbyterian Church in Bedford. NY.--KSJ. 19 Sept 1861. p. 3. ROSEBERRY. James. and Phoebe BUTL.c:n. married 18 Mar. near Lawrence by Rev. L.B. Dennis.--KSJ. 19 Har 186). p. ). RUTHRAUFF. Henry J. and nattie J. (or E.?) COLLIER. married on 20th 1nst. at ;-esidence of bride's fathe.>:" by Rev. H.D. Fisher.--LR. 2) May 1861. Also. KSJ. 2) May 1861. p. ). SALAVUIEL(?). John. of this city and Jemima CORRELL. of Wakarusa townsh1p. married Sunday la~t by Rev. T. Ferril1.--r.a:-.-Thurs.. 7 Nov 1861. p. ). SAMPSON. Turner. l'!;sq. of Lawrence. and S.A. 'l'AYLOR. of Lexington. Johnson Co •• marr1ed l)th ult. at DeSota. by' Rev. Smlth.--LR. 1 Aug 1861. p._). Also. KSJ. 18 Jul 1861. p. ). SARGENT. George H •• and Angie G. SANDS. 'both' of this place. married in this c1ty 18 Jun at residence of bride's brother by Rev. R. Cordley.--KSJ. 27 Jun 1861. p. ). SCHINNER. Adolphe and Augustine C. VINOT. marr1ed in Lawrence. evening of 20th " .. 1nst. by Louis Carpenter. Esq .--KSJ. 27 11ar 1862. p. ). slum. Andrew and Lucinda J. HUDDLESTON. both of Bloomington. Douglas Co •• KS •• married on Thurs 15th 1nst. by Rev. John S. Brown.--La. 29 Mary 1862 •. Also_.· KS_J • __29 ]'1ay 1862. p. ). �:L63 SNIPLEY. Daniel, and l'1rs. Mary J. RICHARDS. bo-th of-Lawrence. married in this city on the 23rd inst. by Rev. H.a. l'1oore.--LR. 27 Mar 1862. p. 3. SOULE. William L.G •• and Mary BENSON. married 17 June at residence of bridels father. 6 miles from Lawren'ce. by Rev. R. Cordley .--KSJ. 18 Jun 1863. p. 3 SPAHR. R.W.. of Lawrence and l'1ary CRITCHFIELD of Franklin Co •• KS·., marr ied:. 16th inst. by Rev. Joseph Welch .--La 20 Mar 1862. p. 3. Also. KSJ. 20 11ar 1862. p • 3. STOTLEa. Jacob. Editor' of Emporia News. and Levara MURDOCK. both of Emporia. married evening" of ·,4th. l'lar by Rev. J.C. Fraker. at Christian Church. La. 28 Mar 186t;· p. 3. Also. KSJ. 21 Mar 1861. p. 3 ... "Jacob STOTTLER •• . ~·marrted: recently'.' •• ". STOUT. Alfred. and DAW,.-Mzs. Margaret. married 27th ult in Atchison at the house of John DAW. by Rev. Abram Bennett. All of Doniphan Co.--La. 16 Oct 1862. p. 3· STRICKLER. (Hon) H.J •• of Tecumseh. married Hattie STANTON. daughter of Fred P. STANTON. married 19th at residence of bridelsfather (Mount Aeolia). by Rev. Steel of Topeka.--XsJ. 21 Nov 1861. p. 3.: SUTLIFF. J.B •• of this City and\Augusta HOLLISTEa. of Marietta. OH. married 6 Nov -'_ by Rev. W.W. Wakefield. Inear Marietta. OR .--KSJ. 20 Nov 1862. p. 3. I THACHER, T. DWight. Esq.. of thl\s ci ty. and Emma E. HEILMAN. daughter of Will1am HEILMAN. Esq •• of Philadelphia. married 18 June in Fhiladelphia3by·Rev. R.C. Matlock.--La. 27 1861. p. 3. THOBNTON. John W.••<.of this city. and Nancy A. TURNER. formerly of Carthage. Jasper'·.Co·~,··IfO. -mar,rled~'24 Apr at residence of Leander Cannedy. by Elder W.E. Everus.--La-. 1 May 1862. p. 3. TRASK. Josiah. of Kansas State Journal, and Rhoda J. HIBBARD. of Manlius. NY, married on 25th Nov 1862. in Manlius, NY at the Episcopal church by Rev. Lord.--KSJ. 11 Dec 1862. p. 3. VAN DEUS EN • Edwin H., of Lawrence. and: .Henrietta SANDS. of l'11nneola. married in Minneola on 20th Oct 1862. by Rev. J. Aspinwall.--LR.• 6 Nov 1862. p. 3. Also-KSJ, 6 Nov 1862. p. 3. WAKEPIELD, John A., Jr •• and Ella BALDWIN, married 1 Jan by Rev. Cordley in Kanwaka.--KSJ. 2 Jan 1862, p. 3. WATMOW, John. from Canada. and Mrs. LOUis H. BROWN, of this City. married 5th inst at reSidence of bride by E.D. Ladd. Esq •• J.P •• --La. 12 Jun 1862. p. 3. Also-KSJ, 12 Jun 1862. says "all of Lawrence". WHITNEY. J.P •• merchant of Lawrence. KS and Mary J. FESSENDEN. of Boston. married 23 ult. in Boston. by Rev. M. Thayer.--_·._ . 14 Nov.1861. p. 3. WILDER. John. Esq •• and l'lrs. Rose Anna CURRAN. married on 4th inst. by Rev. Cord__ _ __ _J.e,y In. this city '--La' 6 Mar 1862. p. 3. Also. KSJ. 5 Mar 1862. p. 3. WILLEY. J.W •. ot Blue Mound. and Nancy PRATHER. of Franklin. married Sunday eve •• - .' -17th inst. by Elder G.W. HutChinson .--La. 20 Har 1862.' Also, KSJ-; -2-0 - Mar -1862. WINCHELL. A.T •• and ii. Ianthe SHOLES. both of this city. were tnarrled Tfiurs. mOrl'l:17th inst. at residence of bridels father. by Rev. Richard Cordley. All are of this city.--La. 24 Oct 1861. p. 3. Also. KSJ. 12 Oct 1861. p. 3. "married this morning". WORK. Thomas M. and Margaret N. IRVIN. married 18 Feb 1862 in this City. by Rev., B.C. Dennis. Both lately of Crawford Co •• PA.--LR. 20 Feb 1863. p. 3. YOUNG. ~.P. and Cathrine KIDD. married 19 May 1863. in Lawrence by E.D. Ladd. KSJ. 21 May 1863,.p.__ 3.• Jan BRIDES INDEX ALBRO. Lizzie and GILL. John B. ALVERSON. Lizzie and FLAGG. Henry a. AMBLER, JUlia M. and HEED,. John F. ASHBY. Susan F. and COPPLE. E. AYER, Joanna L. and GLEASON. James H. BALDWIN. Ella and WAKEFIELD. John A •• Jr. BALDWIN. I.A. and McCULLOUGH,. L.J. BARBEri. Mary E. and CAIiPENTER.(Judge):!.Louis .' BARBER • (~rs .) Matilda and BLOOD. N.C. BARNARD. Sarah A. and PICKEN. Orlando BEATTY. Carrie C. and BAKER. H.W. 'BENSON. Mary and SOULE. William L.G. BROWN, Esther Ann and MURTHA, Thomas BROWN. (Mrs.) LOUis H. and WATMOW. John BUTLER. Phoebe and ROSEBERRY, James BULLARD. MaT'tha Jane and MILLER. James A. CHAMBERS. Corde lia and CAN IFF • (Dr.) Henry COLBURN. Mary A. and HARRINGTON. S.C. _COLLIER .. liat~ie J ~~ ~d_RJJTHB.AgF~.-, ~~.!ll"y -! ... _ CORNELL. Jemima and SALVJrrEI; • John-- - - CRITCHFIELD. Mary and SPARR. R.W. , CUNNINGHAM. Sarelda Jane and AKIN. wm. CURRAN. (Mrs.) Rose Anna and·WILDER. John. Esq. DAVENPORT. Sarah and PILE. (Dr.) Isaiah _ DAW. (Mrs.) Margar~1:;__anQ. STOUT. Alfred DIX ON. Mary and ESKRIDGE, (Hon -:) C~V. -. DULINSKI. J,?hanna and AHEiBERGH. W1.lliam DOUGHERTY. ,'iargaret G. and MUBPHEY. William E DUTTON. Alice M. and HILLS. Silas M. • DUVAL, ~Iary and JENKINS. J.W. DYER. Mary E. and BRIDGES. J.L. ~~SIDGEC' Malr y S. and LEARNARD. (Co 1 .) O.E. ,,-VAL' • aro ine and HACKETT. Ansel B. FESSENDEN, Mary J. and WHITNEY J P FIELDS. Huldan and FIELDS. Sol~mo~ • FITTON. Anna and FREEI1AN, DaVid H. GEI>Il'lEL, Susan J. and DEWEY Geo W ,~~~R_Y. S1JS~ and FRAMER. D.R.· • . ~ i..,.n;;; ,,' •. "(~I· ---- --------- �'HAAKE/HAACKE. Ada and HERBAULDSHEIMm. August MURDOCK, Levara andSTOTLER.JacobHALL. Jane A. and CANADY. Josephus NEWMAN. Mary Anne and. KErSCH. John Frank HASELTINE. (Mrs.) Melvina and GOULD, R.C. OBENCHAIN. (Mrs.) Helen tvI. and HASELTINE Eramus D. HATHAWAY, Mary and CONOVER, (Capt) John PARISH. Ann E. andCOB.NELL, John A. • HAVENS, Mary E. and HAYDEN, William PARKS. Ellzabeth and LEE. DaVid HAWKINS. Patsey and GAINS, Phillip, Esq. 'PAYNE. Mary E. and FRAZER. Robert L. HEILMAN. Emma and THACHER. T. Dwight, Esq. PEaCE, Mary and. CREED, Joseph HIBBARD. Rhoda and TRASK, Josiah PEBRINE, see PAYNE. Mary HILLS. H. l-Iarllla and BAIRD. Robert H. PEEiBY. Emma and MARTIN. 101m. HOLLISTER. Augusta and S~ULIFF, J.B. I!IEaCE. Frances and HAY. Milton HOOGLAND. (Mrs.) Eliza and JONES. John S. POTTEB.- Harriet andBABBEli~- Cfia-r---=l-e-s--HUDDLESTON, Lucinda J. and SMITH. Andrew PRATHER. Nancy and fWILLEY. J.W. HUTCHINSON. Juliesta E. and BOWLES. (Ll:.) John RANKIN. Minnie J. ancr-JOHNSON--. l".E. IRVIN. Margaret N. and WORK. Thomas M. RICHARD JOHNSON. Isadore H. and ALLISON. D.C. ' , S . Helen D. and LONGFELLOW, Charles. Esq. JOHNSON. Libbie and YlATEa. Joseph RICHARDS. (Mrs.) Mary J. and. SNIPLEY. Daniel JONES. Harrlet Elizabeth and HOLT. William David ROBERTS. Hetty J. and BANNING. John JONES, Nancy and REECE. Van Buren SALSBURY, Charlotte and PUCKETT, Henry KIDD C d UNG J P SANDS. Angie G. and SARGENT. George H. , athrine an YO , •• SANDS, Henrietta and VanDEUS""'.' EdWin a . LANE, Ella and ADAMS, Charles 101., .... .. f'TtI"'IELD' (Mr ) SANDS. Louisa M. and I1 cALLI STER • 101m F LIT I,4U' ' . s. A.S. and. PHILLIPS. A.J. SHLOSS. Hanchen and KATZENSTEIN. A.· • LONGFELLOW, Ann Augusta and DUNN. Cervantes SHOLES. H. Ianthe and WINCHELL. A.T. McKINNEY, Rose and MOORE. Ely' SN t1cMllBRAY. Eliza and LOVE. Al.exander 00](. _Na~y: J~~an<! DOYLE, Edward I St. JOHN, Celia M. and BLISS Hiland M MARSHALL, AnnaR. and BOYLE, G.W. STANTON H t t l ' . MASTERSON, Carrie A. and ASHBY. Joseph T. ' a e and STRICKLER (Hon.) H.J. MATHERS. Margaret 101. and PIEBSON. Marcus o. STOUT. Sarah and K.ENNEDY. John L. MAYBERRY, Victoria and MURDOCK, Marshall M. TAYLOR, S.A. and SAMPSON. Turner. Esq. TURMAN, Ellen A. and JEWITT. J. NEAD. Abby Ann and HIATT, Henry TURNER, Nancy A. and TrlORNTON John W ' MEECH. Harriet A. and BROOKS. George C. VIN0:r'.' C. Augustine and SC'dINNER, Adol·Phe MILLER. M.A. and LASH. Geo. WAUGliAN M L MONTGOMERY, (Mrs.) Martha and LYON, John H • ary ouisa and HE.aBOLD John MOREEi • WOODWARD, Delia A. and PIC'A.ERING· John EAD ,_Mary Ann_and_C~IN._J WOa.r·1LEY, Mira and HORNSBY. Columbus YATES. Sarah and GENTRY,_ Bartlett _nn____ - --___ , Western Home Journal, Lawrence, Ks.-Jan. 19, 1882 ----I Kept His Secret I Died, at the poor farm, on Sunday evening, January 15, at 6 o'clock, Mr. Henry VAUSBAUGH. He was taken there from Willow Springs township, June 26. He was born in New York, and was thirty years of age. Mr. VAUSBAUGH had the secret of some great crime which he wanted to reveal, but he wanted to tell it with his last breath. He sent for the superintendent several times, but kept putting it off until he could,not speak. This secret, if it had been revealed, might have been the means of releasing some poor prisoner of an imputation which he was or is doomed to bear, or which possibly had consigned some innocent person to a premature and dishonored end. , Western Home Journal, Lawrence, Ks., March 2, 1882 'Death'of an Old Settler Last Wednesday night at about 9 o'clock Mr. Gus O'DELL died on his farm near Vinland. He was one of the earliest settlers in Lawrence, having come to Kansas twenty-five years ago and has always been one of our best farmers, respected by all who knew him. He was a member of ,Vinland Grange, and took an active part in its work. At the time of his death he was fifty-five years old. He leaves a wife and five children. His funeral will take place to-day and his remains will be taken to Oak }~i_ll_ ceme t e ry • ----- ------------~~---, �165 RECORDS OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE, JANUARY ~ MA~ 1867 District of Kansas, Leavenworth, KS Alphabetical list of persons in Division 7 of Collection District Number 1 of State of Kansas, assessed by F. Gleason, Assistant Assessor and T.J. Sternburgh, Assessor ADDRESS NAME January Andruss, G. .w. Apit z '. C. W. Adams, Bros. ,Ball, J.J.T. " Baldwin City Tin & Ironware Saddlery Lawrence Photographs " Peddler 4th Class " Patent Rights Dlr. " Boots & Shoes " Furniture " Insurance Agent Clinton Baldwin City Patent Rights Dlr Furniture Lawrence Patent Rights Dlr. " Peddler 4th Class " Leather " Auction Sales " Patent Rights Dlr. " Harness " Tin Ware " Iron Ware " Cigars Eudora " Bardell, J.C. Bailey &Smith Curtis, Alfred Chamberlin, Joseph Clark &Chapman Dwight, Joseph M. " " " " Davis, Franklin Eggelston, D.E. Emery, B. J. Ecke, F. J. Filby & DeWolf " Fendt, Henry " " " Lawrence Field, Bros. Frazer. R.(L. or S) Fowler, O. A. " " " " " " Glathart, J. H. " " " " " Willow Springs Lawrence Gleason, J. H. Hitchcock, A. Haas, L. D. " " " " " Huddleston &Coop~r " Hastings, O. &Co. " Hidden, Charles " Haskell Bros. " Harvey, H. " Jones, R. & Co. \ ... ~ " Kimball, Gordon " Kansas Southern Stage Co. " " " " " Kimball Bros. Commodity or Service " " " " " Klann, Frederick Eudora Lawrence Woolen Mfg Co Lawrence Quantity or Value Rate, of Tax 5% $28. '42. 5% 5% 147. $10. 3 mo. 10. 3 mo. Nothing Taxable $514. 5% 5 mo,: 10. 3 mo. 10. 676. 5% 10. 3 mo. 10. 3 mo. 5% 123. 1/10% $2825. 10. 3 mo. 5% $119. 5% $180. 5% 23. 10. 300 12. 200 " 4¢ lb. 750 lbs. Sugar Candy 5% Lottery Tickets Sold 1000. 10. Peddler 4th Class 6 mo. 25% Penalty 1/10% Auction Sales $804. 1/10% 357. " " $25. Peddler 2nd Class 3 mo 10. 3 mo Insurance Agent 1000 $14 per M. Cigars 300 17. " " " 3 mo 10. Mfg'r. 354. Auction Sales 1/10% 5% Wagons &C. 630. 998. 2% Boots & Shoes Exhibition Receipts 500. 2% Clothing 206. 2% Insurance Agent 3 mo 10. Passenger Receipts 4655. 2~% , 3% Express 500. " Castings 2 287/2000 $3. per Ton Machinery 203. 5% Butcher 3.mo. 10. Cloth & Blankets 124. 4% �Locke, Bartholow &Co. Lawrence Lawrence Bridge Co. " Eudora Lichtfield, F. A. Lawrence Ly~ins, Wm. H. R. " """ " Leonard, B McCurdy, P. Miller, Julius " " " Mayberry " &Shimmons " " " " " Nathan, M. G. " " " " "" " "" " "" " " National Bank of Lawrence " " " " Palmer, R. E. Phillips, A. J. Pease, Chas. A. " " " " Roby, Jno. Stevenson, J. C. Sutliff, Wm. E. &Co. Sands, Jas. G. Storm, A. & Co. " " " " " Shape, W. W. " Simpson Bros. " " Stick & Prisack February Apitz, C. W. Adams Bros. Bardell, John C. Blevins, Ezekiel Brownlee & Cutter Bail ey & Smith Clark &Chapman Davis, Franklin " " (?)Danniel &Holmes Ecke, F. J. Ford &Whitman Filby & DeWolf " " Frazer, R. L. Field Bros. Fitton, James Gould, James L. Glathart, J. H. G~st, Joseph " Lecompton Lawrence " " Clinton Lawrence " " " " " " " " " 3 mo. $1118. 1500 $5,000. $44,400. 137. 24. " " 3 mo. Mfgr. 3 mo. Peddler 3rd Class 115. Tin Ware 44. Iron Ware 400 Cigars 200 " 1000 " 400 " Dividends declared 10,000. Profits not declared 1,500. Retail Dealer 4 mo. Peddler 2nd Class 3 mo. Tin Ware 175. Iron Ware 29. Mfgr. 3 mo. Peddler 4th Class 4 mo. Clothing 1,629. Saddlery 447. Tin Ware 116. Iron Ware 15. Peddler 4th Class 3 mo. Patent Rights Dlr. 3 mo. Bank Capital 10,000. "Deposits 35,000. Furniture 32. Retail Dealer .Bridge Receipts Cigars Bank Capital " Deposits Boots &Shoes Saddlery Photographs N. Lawrence Boots &Shoes Sarcoxie(JF Co) Butcher Lawrence Mfgrs. Furniture " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " Leather Collars Patent Rights Dlr. Saddlery Retail Dlr. Tin Ware Iron Ware Lottery Tickets Sold Sugar Candy Insurance Agent Retail Dlr. Auction Sales Wagons 131. 81. 35. 3 mo. 2 mo. 216. 579. 150. 264. 3 mo. 100. 2 mo. 93. 23. 800. 240 lbs. 2 mo. 3 mo. 188. 255. $10. 3% 4.00 1/24% =2.08 1/24% =18.50 2% 2% $10. 15. 5% 5% $19. per M 22. per M 13. per M 8. per M 5% 5% 10. 25. 5% 5% 10. 10. 2% 5% 5% 5% 10. 10. 1/24% =4.17 1/24%=14,: 58 5% 5% 5% 5% 10. 10. 5% 5% 4% 4% 10. 5% 10. 4% 4% 4% 4¢ lb. 10. 10. 1/10% 5% �2 mo. 164. II II 800 II 300 II II II II 407. II Boots & Shoes Haskell Bros. II 355. Wagons Hidden, Charles 614/2000 1 II Castings Kimball Bros. II 192. II Machinery II II 950. Bridge Receipts Lawrence Bridge Co. II 162. Wagons Lofgreen &Olson 300 Cigars Eudora Lichtfield, F. A. 255. Wagons Lawrence Learned, Henry II 37. Photographs Leaman, W. H. II 190. Cloth Lawrence Woolen Mfg. Co. II II 30. II II II Blankets II 5,000. Bank Capital Lykins, Wm. H. R. II 43,200. II II II Deposits II II II 161. Boots & Shoes Leonard, B. II 174. & Shoes Boots McCurdy, P. 2 mo. Peddler 2nd Class N. Lawrence Milner, William 2 mo. Retail Dlr. Lawrence Marman, Christian II 203. Tin Ware Mayberry &Shimmons II 56. II II Iron Ware II 12,700 Cigars Nathan, M. G. II II 800 II II II II II 700 II II II II II· 400 II II II II II 500 II II II II 43. Tin Ware Robeson, Freidline II 4 mo. Retail Dlr. Raymond, J. M. II II II 4 mo. II Eating House II 471. Clothing Sutliff, Wm. E. &Co. II 233. Saddlery Sands, Jas. G. 3 mo. Peddler 4th Class Baldwin City Seavers. Chas. 67. Tin Ware Lawrence Storm, A. &Co. II 10,500. Bank Capital Simpson Bros. II II II 36,000. II Deposits 2 mo. Baldwin City Peddler 2nd Class Walker, S. N. 2 mo. Retail Dlrs Lawrence Wilder. & Palm II II II 115. Wagons March 1 mo. Stallion Keeper Wakarusa Adams, Martin II II II 1 mo. Jack II 456. Saddlery Lawrence Apitz, C. W. II 49. Furniture Brownlee &Cutter II 1 mo. Peddler 4th Class Buchanan, W. J. II 28 Boots &Shoes Bardell, J. C. II 513. Furniture Bail ey & Smi th II 149. Saddlery Busse, G. 2 mo. Baldwin City Lawyer Bishop, W. R. 1 mo. Retail Deal er Lawrence Barteldes, F. 3 mo. Lawyer Eudora Carr,H. H. 367. Exhibition Receipts Lawrence Carter, J. H. II 1108: Furniture Clark &Chapman 1 mo Peddler 4th Class Mo. Cornings, S. E. Hadley &Worthington Hastings, O. &Co. Haas, L. D. Lawrence Butcher Auction Sales Cigars 10. 1/10% $14 per M 17 per M 2% 5% $3. per Ton 5% 3% 5% 4. per M. 5% 5%. 5% 5% 1/24% 1/24% 2% 2% 25. 10. 5% 5% $4. per M 11. per M 12. per M 22. per M 19. per M 5% 10. 10. 2% 5% 10. 5% 1/24% 1/24% 25. 10. 5% 10. 10. 4% 5% 10. 2% 5% 5% 10. 10. 10. 2% 5% 10. �N. Lawrence Retail Dlr. 2 mo. 17. Leather 120. Horse Collars " " " 1715. Auction Sales Eggelston, D. E. " Saddlery 85. Ecke, F. 'J. " Retail Dlrs; 2 mo. Fish Bros. " Cigars 500 Eudora Fendt, Henry 440 lbs Sugar Candy Lawrence Field Bros. 1 mo. Patent Rights Dlr. Frederick, H. A. " 1169. Auction Sales Glathart, J. H. " 2 mo. Green,J. P. Lenape (LV Co.) Mfgr. 2 mo. Retail Dlr. Lawrence Gist, Joseph 407. Boots & Shoes Haskell Bros. " Hart, , J. V. Mfgr. 1 mo. " Retail Dlr. 1 mo. " " " " 69. Auction Sales Hastings, O. &Co. " 2200 Cigars Haas, L. D. " Castings 1 951/2000 Kimball Bros. " ," Machinery 20. " " Photographs 44. Kennedy, M. A. &Co. " Lichtfield, F. A. Eudora 600 Cigars Cloth 274. Lawrence Woolen Mfgrs. Lawrence Blankets 18. " " " " Lawrence Bridge Co. Bridge Receipts 1340. " Bank Capital Lykins, Wm.H. R. 5,000. " 48,500. " Deposits " " " " " Leonard, B. Boots &Shoes 34. " Menger, Albert G. 25. " " " McCurdy, P. 250. " " " National Livestock Co. Premiums 1,190. " Nathan, M. G. Cigars 17,200 " Pulvermiller & Lentz Boots &Shoes 92. " Richards, O. G. Eudora Lawyer 3 mo. Richter &We --(?) Butcher 1 mo. " Stick & Prisack Lawrence Furniture 228. Sands, Jas. " Saddlery 566: Smith,---(?) Perryville (JF Co)Peddler 2nd Class 1 mo. Simpson Bros. Bank Capital Lawrence 9,000. 38,000. " " Deposits " " Vaughn, J~ W. Baldwin City Retail Dealer 1 mo. Whitney, Henry C. Lawrence Lawyer 2 mo. Woodard, T. B. Clinton Physician 2 mo. Waters, Zera Lawrence Patent Rights Dlr. 1 mo. Zentner, George '·IF ...• Retail DIr. 1 mo. April Ashby, J.' C.• Prairie City (Palmyra T) Stallion Keeper 1 mo. Apitz, C. W. Saddlery Lawrence 1 mo. Adams Bros. " Photographs 194. Bollman, Jacob " Horse Dealer 1 mo. Bond, Silas Clinton Jack Keeper 1 mo. Brown, A. V. N. Lawrence Mfgr. lmo. Bullene, L. Lawrence.' :.... _Sales Owner License 31,000. Bail ey & Smith " Furniture 611. Bardell, John C. N. Lawrence Boots &Shoes 60. Busse, G. L. Saddlery Lawrence 12. Clayton, John,A. Davis, Franklin Lawrence 10. 2~% 5% 1/10% 5% 10. $5. per M 4¢ lb. 10. 1/10% 10. 10. 2% 10. 10. 1/10% $5. per M $3. per'Ton 5% 5% $5. per M. 5% 5% 2~% 1/24% 1/24% 2% 2% 2% l~% $5. per M 2% 10. 10. 5% 5% 25. 1/24% 1/24% 10. 10. 10. 10. 10. 10. 10. 4% 10. 10. 10. $1. per M. 4% 2% 5% �Furniture 195. Stallion Keeper 1 mo. Peddler 4th Class 1 mo. Furniture 1105. Horse Collars 34. Cigars 2700 Auction Sales $526,036. Saddlery 310. Stallion Keeper 1 mo. Retail Dlrs. 3 mo. Sugar Candy 325 lbs. Patent Rights Dlr. 1 mo. Patent.Rights Dlr. 1 mo. Stallion Keeper 1 mo. Saddlery 121. Sales Owner License $52,950. " II " 7,770. Auction Sales 29. 323. Boots &Shoes Ferry Receipts 41. Castings 1 1067/2000 II II II Machinery 110. II Photographs 74. Kennedy, M. A. &Co. Cigars 2400 Eudora Lichtfield, F. A. Bridge Receipts 1923. Lawrence Lawrence Bridge Co. Co. II Cloth 230. Lawrence Woolen Mfg. II Boots & Shoes 100. Leonard, B. II Bank Capital 5000. Lykns, Wm. H. R. II II II II II "Deposits 45,000. II Builders &Contractors 1 mo. McNall & Watts II Retail Dlr. 1 mo. Meade, W. H. Jr. II 1 mo. Martin, C. B. " " II 257. Boots &Shoes McCurdy, P. 122. Ferry Receipts Lecompton McKinney, Wm. 88. Lawrence Boots &Shoes Menger, Albert G. II Physician (for 1866) 1,000. Moore, Amaziah 1 mo. Nelon, James N. Lawrence (?)Ret. Liq. Dealer 660. National Livestock Ins. Co. II Premiums Peddler 2nd Class 1 mo. Eudora Partridge, William 42. Boots &Shoes Pulvermi11er &Lentz Lawrence 1 mo. Clinton Stallion Keeper Ralston, D. H. Lawrence Sales Owner License $87;059. Ridenour & Baker II II 2,627. Richards &Putney " " II Mfgr. 1 mo. Somers &Harris II II II· Sugar Candy 226 lbs. Swallow & McCullough Baldwin City Retail Dlr 1 mo. Palmyra Simmons, J. W. Stallion Keeper 1 mo. Lawrence Sutiff, Wm. E. & Co. Sales Owner License 1,389. II Schmitt &Walruff Reassessed on Breburs License Southern Kans. Stage Co. " Pass.Receipts-JanFebMch 4400. II II II II Express 420. " Stick &Prisack Furniture 58. " Sands, Jas. G. Saddlery 1194. " Simpson Bros. Bank Capital 9,000. " II II II Deposits 38,000. Tabor, Phillip F. Peddler 4th Class 1 mo. " Lawrence Brownlee &Cutter Eudora Basel, R. S. & Bros. Lawrence Carl, John B. II Clark &Chapman II Davis, Franklin II Epstein, M. I. II Eggleston, D. E. II Ecke, F. J. Prairie City Fagean, E. H. Lawrence Foster &Cook II Field Bros. II Fluke, W. W. Lane City Grant, Geo. W. Eudora Griffith, G. P. Gilliland & (?)Tandant Baldwin City Lawrence Grovenor, G. II Griffith &Duncan II Hastings, O. &Co. II Haskell Bros. Eudora Jones, J. J. Lawrence Kimba!'l Bros. 5% 10. 10. 5% 5% $5 per M 1/10% 4% 10. 10. 4¢ lb. 10. 10. 10. 5% $1. perM $1. per M 1/10% = .03 2% 2~% $3. per T 5% 5% $5. per M 2~% 2~% 2% 1/24% 1/24% 10. 10. 10. 2% 2~% 2% 10. Tax 25. l~% 25. 2% 10. $1. perM $1. per M 10. 4¢ lb. 10. 10. $1. per M $50. 2~% 3% 4% 5% 1/24% 1/24% 10. �2 mo. Retail Dlrs. Baldwin City Weeks & Barricklow 1 mo. Stallion Keeper Marion Wyland, J. B. May 1 yr. Clinton Mfgrs. Adolph &Co. 560. Saddlery Lawrence Apitz, C. W. 1 yr. R~ E. Agents Abrams &Harris " 86. Photographs Adams Bros. " Hotel Keeper 1 yr. Bollman, Jacob " 17. Saddlery Busse, G. L. " Builder &Conteactor 1 yr. Prairie City Beers, H. R. 24. Bardell, John C. N. Lawrence Boots &Shoes . Butcher 11 mo. Eudora Bernitz, F. Lawrence Furniture 450. Bailey & Smith Lecompton Gold Watch 1 (?) Barteling, H. 1 yr. LV Co. Stallion Keeper Cook, L. B. 11 mo. Lawrence Canniff, H. J. Insurance Agent 1 yr. Lecompton Coulter, C. S. Jack Keeper Furniture Lawrence Clark &Chapman 888. Dawson, Henry " Cattle Broker 1 yr. Duncan, J. S. &Co. Stranger T .• LV .Co. Mfgr. 1 yr. Auction Sales 341. Lawrence Eggleston, D. E. 202. Ecke, F. J. " Saddlery Big Stranger Ret. Liq. Dlr .. 1 yr. Fowler, D. F. Funk, C. H., above Perryville, Osawkie P.O., Mfgr 2 mo. 1 yr. " " " " " Fendt, Henry Eudora Tobacconist 1 yr. Cigars 900 " " " Frame, J. M. Palmyra T. Jack Keeper 1 yr. Fisher, J. &Co.,Lexington,Eudora PO Mfgr 1 yr. (?)Futrz, Robt. Kanwaka Stallion Keeper 1 yr. Field Bros. Lawrence Sugar Candy 425 lbs Glathart, J. H. " Auction Sales 526. Gilliland &Tousant,Baldwin City Saddlery 39. Hatcher, James, Kentucky, JF Co. Stallion Keeper 1 yr. Haskell Bros. Lawrence . Boots &Shoes 432. Haas, L. D. Mrs. Cigars 1800 " Haas, L. D. Estate of 6650 " " Harris, W. A. Income 192. " Penalty " " "u " Gold Watch " " " Hastings, 0 .. & Co. " Auction Sales 44. Jones, J. J. Eudora Ferry Receipts 85. Klaus, William, Centerville, JF Co. Billiard Room, 1 Table 1 yr Kelly, J. A. Kanwaka Stallion Keeper 1 yr Kennedy &Dutton Wakarusa Mfgrs. 1 yr Kimball Bros. Lawrence Iron Castings 3 1144/2000 Kennedy, M. A. & Co. " Photographs 94. Leonard, B. " Boots &Shoes 124. Losey, Sam' 1 M. Marian Stallion Keeper 1 yr Lichtfield, F.A. Eudora Cigars 300 Lawrence Bridge Co. Lawrence Bridge Receipts 1828. Lawrence Woolen Mfg. Co. " Cloth 84. Blankets 17. " " " " Lykins, Wm. H.R. Bank Capital 5000. " " "Deposits 51000. " " "" Lamon, W. H. Photographs 29. " $10. 10. 10. 5% 10. 4% 15. 5% 10. 2% 10. 4% $2. 10. 5. 10. 5. 10. 10. 1/10% 4% 25. 10. 10. 10. $5. per M 10. 10. 10. 4¢ lb 1/10% 5% 10. 2% $5. per M $5. per M 5% 50% $1.00 1/10% 2~% 10. 10. 10. $3. per T 5% 2% 10. $5. per M 2!.z% 5% 5% 1/24% 1/24% 5% �Eudora Stall ion Keeper 1 yr. $10. McKinley, William Lawrence Butcher $164. 11 mo @. 10. Mosser &Bayer 2% " Boots &Shoes 320. McCurdy, P. 2% " " " 53. Menger, A. G. 2~% Ferry Receipts 70. Lecompton , McKinney, Wm. 2% Lawrence Gross Receipts 4,755. Orton, Brad 2% " Boots & Shoes'::. :-.' ": 52.Pulvermiller &Lentz 10. " Builder &Contractor 1 yr Polley & Kuykendall 10. Tonsa (Wilson Co) Retail Dealer 1 yr. Parris &Tucker 10. Lawrence Patent Rights Dealer 1 yr. Peters, Jos. 10. " Insurance Agent 1 yr. Park, John 10. Clinton Public Exhibition 11 mo. Payne, M. A. 10. " Physician 11 mo. Payne, L. D. gal,$2 per gal. Lawrence Distilled Spirits 183 88/100 Reeder, G. M. " Gold Watch . 2 @ 142 = $3. Riley, James H. 10. Eudora Lawyer, 1 yr. Richards, O. G. 10. . N. Lawrence Physician 1 yr. Rice, P. L. 5. Eudora Butcher Peddler 1 yr. Richter, John N. 10. Prairie City Retail Dlrs. 1 yr. Shepherd &Son 5% Lawrence Income 592. Stephens, N. T. 1 6. " Carriage " " " 2. 1 " Gold Watch " " " 10. 1 yr. N. Lawrence Retail Deal er Stone, Israel 5% 263. Lawrence Income Sampson, Turner 50% " Penalty " " 10. 1 yr. Medina (JF Co.) Stallion Keeper Smith, Wm. H. 25. 11 mo. Ret. Liq. Dlr. Lawrence Schweitzer, Geo. 1 yr. 10. Clinton Mfgr Steele, L. S. 5. 11 mo. " Butcher Peddler Steele, R. A. 4¢ Ib 440 Ibs. Lawrence Sugar Candy Somers &Harris 4% 716. " Saddiery Sands, Jas G. 1 yr. 25. " Ret. Liq. Dlr. Stone, Daniel(col'd) 4% 1000. " Income Speer, John 50% " Penalty " " " BankCapi tal 8 ~~OOO . 1/24% Simpson Bros. 1/24% " "Deposits 37:':000. " " Rock Creek (JF Co.) Peddler 2nd Class 1 yr. Turner, H. G. 25. ", 2.08 " " " " " " 1 mo. " " " Lawrence Lottery Ticket Dlr. 11 mo. 100. Thoman, A. 10. " Insurance Agent 11 mo. " " Terrel, Josiah,Perryville (JF Co.) Apothecary 1 yr. 10. Vaughn, 'John W. Baldwin City Insurance Agent 11 mo. 5. Walker, S. N. "" Retail Dealer 1 yr. 10. Willford, S. C. Eudora Physician 1 yr. 10. 40% " "" " Penalty Copied from the original record at the Federal Archives, Kansas City, MO --P.au1ine B. Elniff RREACH OF PROMISE ESTES, Hu1dah versus MAISON, Alexander Submitted by Judy SWEETS Breach of "promise of marriage. -"'Trial held at District Court in Leavenworth, KS. Jury decided in her favor. MAISON had previously boarded at her father's house. Kansas State Journal, Lawrence, KS, 4 Dec. 1861, P. 3 �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS ~MRRIAGE RECORDS - 1880 From Book 5 in the office of the Clerk of the Specialized Diyision of the District Court,Room 144, Law and JUdicial Building, Lawrence, Kansas. Compiled bylEdn~ Welling and Vivian Clough. Bridegroom Bride Date/Place if other than Dmtg1a:sGCo. ADAMS, Gilbert L. FERGUSON,Samantha A. 2 Dec 1880 Jefferson Co.,KS Douglas Co.,KS ADAMS, Martin WOOD, Harriet 27 May 1880 Jefferson Co.,KS Jefferson Co.,KS ADAMS, Tobias MILLER, Charity Ann 11 Nov 1880 ALLEN, Jesse 13 July 1880-License only BRYANT, Mary ANDERSON, John W. 2 May 1880-Leavenworth Co.,KS HARROLD, Ardella Leavenworth Co.,KS Leavenworth Co.KS ANDE~SON, Samuel H. HOSTETTER, Julia E. 15 Sept 1880-0ttawa, KS Douglas Co.,KS Douglas Co.,KS AND~S, Charles J. 18 Mar 1880-Douglas County, KS MOSELY, Hattie Topeka, KS Douglas Co., KS ASHER, Henry B. HERRINGTON, Mollie E. 21 Oct 1880 BOHANNAN, Aurelious B. CARUM, Mary C. 6 May 1880-Lrcense only BAILEY, Andrew J. FEATHERSTONE, Fannie 18 Jan 1880 BALES, Breckenridge HORSY~, Rhoda C. 18 March 1880 BALLOUGH, John STATTON, Melvina 25 Feb 1880-license only Jefferson Co. ,KS Jefferson Co.,KS BANTA, James C. 8 Oct 1880 MORRISON, Maggie Douglas Co.,KS Leavenworth Co.KS BEAL, William SK[;NNER, Mary 6 May 1880 BEALES, William 2 Sept 1880 JOHNSON, Martha BEATTIE, James WHITE, Nettie E. 23 Dec 1880 Topeka, KS Douglas Co.,KS BECKEY, Thomas N. 1'0 June 1880 MURPHY, Mary E. BERRY, GEorge 8 April 1880 SIMS, Jennie BERTHA, Emil MANNING, Annie 19 Jan 1880-Johnson Co.,KS Douglas County,KS Douglas Co.,KS BLACK, Isaac ROSS, Maggie 4 Mar 1880 Bloomibgton,Neb. Douglas Co. ,KS BLODGETT, Albert 1'1. BANGS, AddieF. 16 Dec 1880 Kansas City, 1'10 Douglas Co.,KS BOLLARD, William W. PERRIN, Ella E. 7 Oct 1880 Topeka, KS Douglas Co.,KS Officiant S.W.Spring,Pastor James M.Hendry,PJ Chas. Chadwic~:;!JP N;-~M.Richardson ,MG D. C. Milner,MG Werter R.Davis,MG William Jones,Rev. Silas Cariw,JP Peter Brubaker ,MG r;::: Jas.Marvin, MG \~I A.A.Trimper,MG A. W. Ramsey,NG S. W. Spring,Pastor Jas.Marvin,MG James M.Hendry,PJ M.I.Casey,Priest Andrew V.Stout,MG Richard Cordley,MG S.M. Osmond,MG �! ' DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1880 (Cont'd) Bridegroom BONHAI"1,O Miles BOOKER, Charles A. Kansas City, 01'10 BOWER, Alonis Fall Leaf, KS 0 BRECHEISEN, George BROWN, Alexander BROWN, Alonzo J.' Bride GOSNELL,Mary E..izabeth SKAGGS, MilIa Douglas Co.,KS SNIDER, Mary Fall Leaf, KS WElL, Mary NELSON, Lucy , BROUSE, Carrie (BROWN) (Clara) BROWN, Arthur ' REYNOLDS, Mary BROWN, John W. ABBOTT, Mary'E. , Leavenworth Co. ,KS 0 0 Leavenworth Co. ,KS BROWN, Robert H. MARKER, Elizabeth C. BULLINGTON,Robert M. BRUCE, Addie , CAMPBELL, John H~ COX, Sarah F. , Indian Territory Douglas Co.,KS CANAVAN, William E. GASKILL, Dora L. , Jefferson Co. ,KS Douglas Co. ,KS CARPENTER, William T. WESTON, Helen Eva CARR, Amos E. SCOTT, Lizzie ' CHASE, Dewitt Chevalier, Josephine ChriJ:2t:i,an William H. Tlr'll'10NS, Flora lCCRIS'rlm1i 0 CLAY, Charles HENDERSON, Laura Douglas Co.,KS Douglas Co., KS COLE, William W. WOOD, Francis CORNISH, Charles E. NASION, Lillie B. Kansas City, 1'10 Douglas Co.' ,KS CREEKMOORE, David CARUTHERS, Melis'sa J. Leavenworth Co.,KS Leavenworth Co.,KS CRITZER, William E. WILMOTH,L. May CROSS, Charles S. 0 SMEED, Kate I. Emporia, KS , _, _jlo:t,lglas Co., KS CROWDER, William [ GRI_FFI~~,Martha , CURTIS, George L. MCCONNELL, Rebecca L Date/Place if not Doug.Co. Officiant 26 June 1880 1 Jan 1880 James M.Hendry,PJ Sylvester Creel,MG 27 Sept 1880-License only 9 Mar 1880 19 Dec, 1880 15 Oct 1880 Moses Dissinger,Past. Dudley Lee, 1'1G A. A. Trimper,1'1G 21 Jan 1880 Js. M. Hendry,Pll 7 Oct 1880-Leavenworth Co.,KS C. W. Cherry,JP 17 Mar 1880 14 Apr 1880 16 Sept 1880 Joseph Michael, 1'1G W. J. Mitchell,Pastor James P.Kendall,MG 31 Mar 1880 Chas. Chadwick , JP 18 June 1880 4 Feb 1880 ' 28 Feb 1880 29 Sept 1880 A. C. A. W. °L. S. P.M. Peck, 1'1G Ramsey,MG Steele, JP Lewis ,Min., 2 Aug 1880-Leavenworth Co.,KS K.S. Lankford ,Min. 28 Nov 1880 17 Mar 1880 Andrew V. Stout,1'1G Archibald Beatty,DD 23 Nov 1880-Leavenworth Co.Ks C. W. Dubourdein,JP 25 Aug 1880 1 June 1880 J'as • Marvin ,1'1G A. Beatty,D.D. 10 Sept 1880 1'7 Apr 1880, A.M. Ramsey,Rev. James 1'1.Hendry,PJ �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS. Bridegroom DANGLER, William DAVIS, Henry R. DAVIS, James Leavenworth Co.,KS DAVIS, William R. Jefferson Co.,KS DAY, Ellwood DAY, John DEAY, William DICK, Will N. DOLAN, Joshua Olathe, KS. DOLAN, Senator DRAKE, Henry S. DUENWALER, John DUNCAN, Frances 1'1. Leavenworth Co.,KS DUTTON, John W. EBERHART, Andrew EBERHART, Jacob EDER, Louis ENSMINGER,John W. ESSEX, James ESSON, George T. Jefferson Co.,KS EWING, Theodore B. Kansas City, 1'10 FAR IN GER, Dewitt C. FAXON, William T. EENIMORE, Benjamin H. Douglas Co.,KS FISK, Harris, M FLETCHER, George FLORY, William A~ FOLEY, Peter F. Emporia, KS Bride HULBURT, Mary J. ANDERSON, Mary E. COBB, Joanne Douglas Co., KS CHAI"JPION, Clara Jefferson Co., KS STANWICK, Carrie RUSH, Elvira HUNTZINGER, Emma MC QUEEN, Allie HALEY, Laura Douglas Co.,KS BLACKENSHIP, Nancy HEIGHTOWER, Emma TECHEL ,-_Emma LTUDHO;fE"\ Viola Leavenworth Co.,KS JOHNSON, Jennie I. ALLBRIGHT, Anna M•. HILDEBRAND, Caroline OBERLITNER, Walburga AMSDEN, Arminda V. LEWIS, Amanda. RUSE, Electa Jefferson Co. ,KS CHARLTON, Kate r:-_Dou12:las-,Co., KS l KATHERMAR,J Mary HARRISON, E~eanor FINCH, Elizabeth C. Perry, KS ALEXANDER, Ellen W. LARIER (SAHIER) , Nannie OSWALT, Sarah.J. CLARK, Mary V. Douglas Co., KS ~ 1880 (Contld) Date/Place if not Doug.Co. Officiant 28 f-lar 1880 27 May 1880 14 Aug 1880 Andrew Root,MG A. A. Trimper,MG Chas.Chadwick,JP 6 Apr 1880 Chas. Chadwick , JP 14 Sept 1880 4 Nov 1880 24 Oct 1880 10 Nov 1880 13 Mar 1880 James 1'1.Hendry,PJ W. J. 1'1itchell,MG Wm. Gans, ? A. H. Walter,MG James M.Hendry,PJ 28 26 21 15 Jan 1880 S. W. Spring,Pastor Aug 1880 W. Mercer,Rev. Nov 1880 Jos Rahskopf, Rev. Sept 1880-Leavenworth Co.Ks A.M.Richardson,MG ~I 14 Oct 1880 11 Mar 1880 24 Jan 1880 15 Apr 1880 20 Dec 18804 Mar 1880 14 Mar 1880-JeffersonCo.,KS A.M. Richardson,MG D. Scholl, ? Moses Hildebrand,Past. Albert Weikmann,Priest A. A. Trimper,MG W.W. Selsby,JP C. W. Cherry,JP 10 Nov 1880 S. W. Spring, Pastor 9 Dec 1880 3 Mar 1880 17 Feb 1800 James M.Hendry,PJ A.M. Richardson, MG James M.Hendry,PJ 27 June 1880 14 Sept 1880 5 Sept 1880 24 Nov 1880 Samll M.Osmond,MG Chas Chadwick,JP James E. Hilkey,1'1G S.1'1.0smond,1'1G �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1880 (Cont'd) . Bridegroom Bride FOSTER, James W. HUSTON, Caroline Topeka, KS Douglas Co.,KS GALLIVAN, John DWYER, Margaret GARDNER, Orlando B. EINSTED, Emma E. GENTRY, Richard D. HASTIE, Susan GERKEY, Elijah ELLER, Lavinia GILLESPIE, Matthew A. DOUGLAS, Margaret A. Garrison, KS Douglas Co., KS GLASER, George KRAl'1ER, Barbara Sedgewick Co.,KS Douglas Co., KS GLEED, Frederick COGER, Lucy GRAY, Alex MC GINNIS,Jennie Leavenworth Co.,KS. Morris Co.,KS GRINDROD, Kay KINNER, Helen HAAS, George SKOGGS, Ladocia HACKENBERRY, Josiah M. KAUFFMAN, Adelia Pennsylvania Douglas Co., KS HARBAUGH, Daniel E.(C) TUDHOPE, Mary Leavonworth Co.,KS Leavenworth Co.,KS HARMON, Joseph Ward GRIFFIN, Sarah A. Leavenworth Co.,KS Douglas Co.,KS HARTMAN, John EPPLE, Katie Leavenworth Co.,KS Rush Co., KS HENDERSON, Henry WOOD, Mary HENDRICKS, Andrew J. MC MILLEN, Cora HENDRY, James M. COOK, Annie HENNESSEY, Charles CHRISTIE, Mary HENNY, Joseph H. CERLEY, Matilda HERMAN, John SMITH, Lizzie HILL, David A. CONLEY (Couley~Mollie' Ottawa, KS Ottawa, KS HILL, Wi~liam F. HARRIS, Rachel HQBBS, Sylvester HAMLIN, Mary Douglas Co., KS Douglas Co., KS _HOLCOM, Abram HARl'10N, Hester Date/Place if not Doug.Co. Officiant 24 Nov 1880 Wm. Jones, Rev. 31 Aug 1880-Edgerton, KS 29 Sept 1880 31 July 1880 29 Nov 1880-License only 8 Dec 1880 M. I. Casey,Priest John S. Brown , Clergy A. A. Trimper,l"lG 19 Feb 1800 Moses Dissinger,Past. 23 Mar 1880 7 Dec 1880 R•. Ricketts, MG James M.Hendry,PJ 27 Mar 1880-License only 22 Feb 1880 17 Dec 1880 A. C. Peck, MG James M.Hendry,PJ J. A. Nelson, ? 21 July 1880-Leavenworth Co.KS A.M.Richardson,MG 15 Dec 1880 w. J. Mitchell,MG 24 July 1880-License only Solomon Frisler,MG 14 Mar 1880 20 Nov 1880-License.only 17 Aug 1880-License only 3 June 1880 27 Nov 1880 20 Jan 1880 29 Sept 1880 James Moses J. A. L. S. 23 May 1880 4 July 1880-Fall Leaf, KS Frank B. Olds, MG Sam Kelsall,? 30 Sept 1880 James M.Hendry,PJ M.Hendry,PJ Dissinger,Pastor Nelson,MG Steele,JP �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1880 (Cont'd) Bridegroom Bride HOLLIDAY, Matthew WAGSTAFF, Jennie Rome, KS Douglas Co.,KS HOLLOWAY, Henry ANDERSON, Amelia HOOVER, Joseph REYNOLDS, Lizzie J. HOPKINS, Ozra· F. POTTER, Nettie M. Montgomery- Co. ,KS Johnson Co., KS H9W~,Joseph H. Ray, Florence R. HUGHES, Glendora PINE, Sarah HULL, Charles A. HOLl"lES , Eva A. . In.dependence, KS . Douglas Co., KS HYDE, Henry POTTER, Addie Carthage, 1'10 Peoria, KS HYEL, Phillip BANKS, Ellen A. JACKSON, Henry GREEN, Alice JACKSON, Stonewall ALLBRITTON, Catherine JACOBS, John PYLE, Susan E. JOHNSON, Isaac DUDLEY, Nannie JOHNSON, John P. . SCOTT, Nancy A. _ JOHNSON, Thomas B. HART, Gertrude M. JAMES, John GORDON, . Jane Jackson Co.·, KS· Douglas Co., KS JONES, Samuel STRODE, Martha KELLY, John B. BOYER, Louisa B.KELSALL, Samue 1 MC CLEARY, Sallie A• . Reno,· KS Reno,KS KERSEY, Jesse STUBBS, Lydia E. KERSTING, Henry SCHAEFER ,Wilhelmina KILWORTH, Isaac MALLARD, Sarah Ann KINKAID, Madison GRADON, Alice Pleasanton,KS Douglas Co., KS KISER, Doctor P. FISHBACK, Ella KLAPP, John HARSHENER,Margaret J. (HARSHMAN ) KOPP, Frederick SCHOTT, Helen KRAEGER, Hermann VANDERHEIDE, Minnie Date/Place if not Doug.Go. Officiant 4 July 1880 A~ 28 Feb 1800 1 Sept 1880 23 June 1880 Wm. Draper, JP D. C. Halbert,JP A. A. Trimper,l"IG 22 Sept 1880 17 Jan 1880 23 June 1880 William Jones,Rev. Henry Frank, MG S. W. Spring,Pastor 13 Sept 1880 A. Beatty, DD 15 Feb 1880 6 Oct 1880 8 Apr 1880 24 Dec 1880 9 June 1880 . 22 Feb 1880 18 Nov 1880-License only 20 Aug 1880 J. W. Clock,MG A. W. Ramsey,Rev. John Ferris,JP J. W. Clock, MG R. Martin, '( AY?? ITQl__ :Has'1cin, JP Beatty, Rect~r A. A. Trimper,MG Richard Ricketts,MG 8 Jan 1880 25 Dec 1880 A. C. Peck, MG 15 July 1880-Leavenworth Co.KS A.M.Richardson,MG 1~ Oct 1880-License only 14· Ju:J..y 1880 18 Mar 1880 22-Dec 1880 James M.Hendry,PJ Jas.Marvin, MG S. W. Spring, Pastor 12 Jan 1880 14. Oct 1880 Chas ChadwickJP Daniel Barnhart,MG 3 Feb 1.880 - 11 March 1880 C. G. Fritsche,Pastor Moses Dissinger,Pastor �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS I"lARRIAGE RECORDS - 1880 (Cont' d) Bridegroom Bride Date/Place if not Doug.Co. O:fdiiciant KREBS, Charles lCRETZINGER, Edwin G. LANGDON, George H. Kansas City,MO LANGLEY, Wesley R. Anderson Co., KS LATHAl"l, Charles H. Douglas Co., KS LATHY, George LATTORY, Henry_ Dickerson Co.,KS LEONARD,Frederick H. Leavenworth Co.,KS LEWIS, David P. Chase Co. ,KS MACK, Adam MADEL, Joseph I"'JARASCH, John Douglas Co.,KS MARCH, Conrad MARTIN, George lYlARVER., John G. Riley Co. ,KS l"lATTHEWS, James H. Leavenworth Co.,KS 1'1C CALL, Israe:l 1'1C CLINTOCK,Alison H. 1'1C CLINTOCK,Oscar S. Johnson Co.,KS Me COACH, John tiC CONNELL, Samuel G. 1'1C GEE, Henry W. 1'10 KINNEY, Henry Reno, KS 1'1C KINNEY, John W. SNIDER, Catherine HUGHES,Rosella(Rosalid) FLUKE, Lulie E. Douglas Co., KS \oJALKER, Mary E. Douglas Co., KS DE FAR, Salara E. Douglas Co., KS WHIPPLE, Minnie BRUGGAN, Sophia Douglas Co., KS Sl'1ITH, Carrie Jefferson Co.,KS SMITH, Ella Illinois CHRISTIAN, Maud SCHOPPER, Mary KROUI,Mary Elizabeth (KRAUl"l)-Rush Co.,KS HERGER, Catherine SWEEZER, Matilda HAl'1ILTON ,Flora J. Douglas Co. ,KS ADAIR, MarthaLeavenworth C~,KS DAVIDSON, Mary lE.•J CADE, Mary L. BAIR, Rebecca Ellen J'ohnson Co. ,KS PAYNE, Mary A. MARTIN, Mary HARRIS, Laura Belle WOODFORK, Fanny Douglas Co. ,KS TOWERY, Nancy 3 Dec 1880 28 Oct 1880 9 Dec 1880 Elias Mayer, Rev. E. B. Slade, 1'1G S. W. Spring,Pastor 8 June 1880 William Jones, MG 18 Feb 1880-Johnson Co.,KS J. N. Rankin,? 2 Feb 1880 9 Dec 1880 Henry Shipe, MG Thos.M.Guinan,Priest 1 Jan 1880-Leavenworth Co.,KS H. E. Woodcock,Clergy 8 Oct 1880 James M.Hendry,PJ 21 Mar 1880 13 July 1880 11 Sept 1880 P. M. Lewis, Min. ~I A.M. Weiksman,Rev. C. G. Fritsche,Pastor 4 Sept 1880 12 Oct 1880 29 Sept 1880 C. G. Fritsche,Pastor Washington Mercer,Rev. A. C. Peck, MG 17 July 1880 James M. Heridry,PJ 5 Dec 1880 5 May 1880 20 Mar 1880 P.M. Lewis,Min. Andrew Stout, MG James 1'1. Hendry,PJ 3 Oct 1880 25 Nov 1880 31\ July 1880-License only 19 Feb 1880 A. S. Baldwin,JP James M.Hendry,P~ 12 Sept 1880 A. S. Baldwin, JP A. W. Ramsey,MG 'sl �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS ~ 1880 (Cont'd) Bridegroom Bride Date/Place if not Doug.Co. Officiant MELVIN, David M. Douglas Co., KS MISNER, William MOLER, Franklin MOORE, RubenF. Frankl in- Co.,KS MONROE, Will MONTGOMERY, FrancisA. NEFF, Theodore EDGAR, Addie Franklin Co. ,KS JONES, Emma S. MOLER, Mary ODELL, Ida Luella Douglas Co.,KS HICKS, Mattie MOORE, Robena B. SUTHSMITHT,Veronica 2 Nov 1880 S. M. Osmond, MG 22 Sept 1880 13 Sept 1880 4 Nov 1880 G. S. Dearborn,MG James I"l.Hendry,PJ James M.Hendry,PJ 18 Jan 1880 9 Dec 1880 8 Aug 1880 8 Feb 1880 31 Jan 1880 A. A. Trimper,I"lG A. C. Peck, MG Albert M.Weiksman, Priest Richard Dudgeon,MG James M.Hendry,PJ 1 Sept 1880 8 Feb 1880-Jefferson Co.,KS H. D. Herr, Rev. J. C.Northrup, JP 11 July 1880 3 Apr 1880 Wm.Messenheimer,JP Jas.· Marvin, .MG 10 June 1880 30 June 1880 A. C. Peck, MG A. H. Walter, Min. 26 ·July 1880 ~2 Aug 1880 29 Dec 1880 16 Sept 1880 James l'1.Hendry~PJ A. W. Ramsey, Rev. Andrew v~Stout,MG James M.Hendry,PJ 6 Oct 1880 4 Feb 1880 ·James M.liendry,PJ Henry Frank, MG 13 Aug 1880 , 2 Feb 1880 . James M.Hendry,PJ A. A. Trimper,MG 9 Sept 1880 A. Beatty,.DD NICHOLS, Smith E. OLIVER, Alford _Leavenworth Co.,KS PASLEY, Moses C. PAYNE, ThomasB. Jefferson Co., KS PRESTON, Franklin QUEEN, . Jasper H. Jefferson Co., KS QUICK, Harlan QUICK, William F. Aurdlin, Iowa QUIGLEY, John P. RAMEY, Henry RANDALL, Sherman W. RAY, Smith D. Franklin Co. , KS READING, James W. REYNOLDS, George W. Terre Haute,Ind RICE, Charles RICHARDS, George W. - Kansas City, 1"10 RTCHARDS, John· Leavenworth Co.,KS JONES, Mattie L. BERRY, Nancy Leavenworth Co.,KS JOHNSON, Gertrude M. GOODIN, Jennie Jefferson Co., KS BLENDELL, Lizzie THOMPSON, Alice E. Mt.P~easant, Iowa EVANS, C)Laura M. _DUDGEON, Emma E. Douglas Co.,KS SMITH, Mary E. PLEASANT, Ellen. WALKER, Sadie L.· EDDY, Sarah J ... Franklin Co. ,KS SMITH, Elvira KERN, Inez (Lucy) Douglas Co.,KS HARRISON, Mary E. YEAGER, -Katie Douglas Co~, KS RICHARDS, Mary Leavenwor~h·Co.,KS �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1880 (Cont'd) ]3ridegroom Bride RIGHMON;D, Frank L. DEARBORN, Lula D. Denver, Colo Douglas Co~;,KS ROFFELL(ROFFWELL)tTames WOODFORK, Mary Leavenworth Co.,KS Leavenworth Co.,KS ROSS, James L. NEW, Ida ROTE, Lewis J. PIPER, Rosa RUSSELL, Monroe E. TASHNER, Mary E. RUTHERFORD, James H. ECKE, Josie SAMPSON, John HASLIP, Mary Atchison, KS Douglas Co.,KS SCHELL, Frank M. YOUNG, Nannie D. SCHNEIDER, John HAELSIG, Eliza F. (SNIDER) SCHULTZ, Robert A. KLOSS, Amelia SCOVILLE, Winfield S. HARRIS, Mary A. Larned, KS Larned, KS SEARLES, Oscar M. KEECH, Lenora J. lola, KS Chicago, III SEATON, James H. LEWIS, Lizzie SHAW, Thomas HARFORD, Anna SHrDE, Jacob Harwold, Emma Wyandotte Co.,KS Wyandotte Co.,KS SOLOMON, William KESTER, Sadie SORREL, Jesse H. RAMSEY, Ida B. SOULE, Curtis THOMAS, Florence DeSoto, KS DeSoto, KS SPENCER, Ambrose LINDLEY, Lucy SI1ART, Joseph H. MORRIS, Alice J. SMITH, Charles W. WILLIAYiS, Lizzie ·Stockton, KS Douglas Co., KS SMITH, Thomas D. WEIBLE, Lydia SMYTHE, Dr. Frank WILDER, Luella M. STANLEY, Charles F. MILLER, Martha O. STANLEY, Robert E. ELY, Leora E. Douglas Co.,KS Pa1liIllee Co.,KS Date/Place if not Doug.Co. Officiant 24 Apr 1880 G. S. Dearborn, MG 8 Sept 1880-Leavenworth Co.,KS John Divelbess,JP 3 July 1880-License only 1 Jan 1880 16 Jan 1880 8 June 1880 3 July 1880 A. C. S. W. A. A. James 21 Oct 1880 25 Sept 1880 S. M. Osmond, MG Daniel Walker,Pastor 28 June 1880 28 Nov 1880-Linwood, KS O•. G. Richards, JP P. W. Gowell, JP 8 Dec 1880 S. M. Osmond, MG 16 Dec 1880 3 Sept 1880 27 Feb 1880-License only Washington Mercer,Rev. Wm. Jones, Rev. P 8 Feb 1880 11 Mar 1880 29 Sept 1880 M. T. Baer, MG . B. S. Crosby, MG James M.Hendry,PJ 4 Oct 1880 22 Dec 1880 27 Mar 1880 A. A. Trimper,MG W. H. Sweet, ? A. A. Trimper,MG 24 May 7 Sept 2 Sept 22 May O. G. Richards, JP Jas. Marvin, MG S. M. Osmond, MG Chas.Chadwick,JP 1880 1880 1880 1880 Peck, MG Spring,Pastor Trimper,MG M.Hendry,PJ �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1880 (Cont'd) Bridegroom Bride Date/Place if not Doug.Co. Officiant STEWART, Ianthus STEWART, John W. C. STONE, James F. Bourbon Co.,KS STRUMP, James STUBBS, Salathiel M. STULTZ, H. Perrine TAYLOR, Lindsey TAYLOR, Thomas Leavenworth Co.,Ks TAYLOR, William THOMPSON, William THURBER, Orville E. TYLER, Daniel T. TYLER, George J. UMBARGER, David VANNEDY, Lucas· Ft. Worth, .TX WALKER, James W. Ottawa, KS WALLS, John WALTERS, John C. Leavenworth Co.,KS WALTON, John C. WARE, Charles N.· WARREN., Eli Leavenworth Co.,KS WARREN, John J. WEBB, John WEINHOLZ, Robert WHITLOCK, Thomas H. WILDER, John H. WILLI.AI'1S, Henry WILLIS, Charles WILSON, Enoch NEFF, Lydia HOOVER, Amanda S. TODD, Catherine R. Douglas Co., KS . CRISS, Ale,tha B.· HILL, Asenath Ella FAUCETT, Uliss Effie NORTON, Mary C. PLUl1MER, Millie Leavenworth Co.,KS STEWART, Martha KLOPP, Susie MOSS, Alberta ROGAN, Mary A. GRIPPER, Mary T. HIATT, Emeline BERRY, Alice E. . Douglas Co., KS TROUTMAN, Hattie E. Ottawa, KS MANSER, Ellen GILLULY, Ada Leavenwort.p..;" Co. ,KS GILLULY, Ada 21 Aug 1880 8 July 1880 3 July 1880 George W. Cady,JP P. M. Lewis,Min. A. A. Sellers ,Rev. . CLARK, Emma M. KIRKMAN, Martha Douglas Co .•. , KS PORTER, Hannah E. CAMPBELL, Anna MC CLINTOCK, Sarah A. MUMAN, Catherine FISHER, Annie M. . HOLBERT, Minerva PIERCE, Alice LING, Mary E. J. H. Bonebrake,MG 17 Oct 1880 A. C. Peck,l"lG 23.Dec 1880 Andrew V.Stout,MG 16 Aug 1880 A. H. Daly,? 7 Dec 1880 21 Feb 1880-Leavenworth Co. ,KS J·ohn lLvelbiss, JP 2 Sept .1880 29 Sept 188Q 31 Mar 1880 16 Nov 1880 8 July 1880 25 Aug 1880 ? Aug 1880-License only A. M. Ramsey, MG J. W. Clock, MG A. S. Baldwin,JP Jas. Marvin,MG A. M. Richardson,MG A. S. Baldwin,JP 23 Dec 1880 Frank B. Olds ,MG 27 Sept 1880 6 May 1880-License only A. C. Peck, MG 6 May 1880-License. only - 21 Apr 1880 21 Jan 1880 G. S. Dearborn,MG W. W. Silsby,JP James M.Hendry,PJ Dudley Lee, MG Chas.Chadwick,JP James M. Hendry,PJ John S. Brown,Clergy R. Ricketts,MG Frank B. Olds,MG Wm. Draper, JP 15 Nov 1880 13 Mar 1880 . 13 Sept 1880 21 July 1880 25 Dec 1880 9 Sept 1880 13 Nov 1880 12 Dec 1880 :", .. �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1880 (Cont'd) Bridegroom Bride WILSON, John S. WOOD, Milo A. Jefferson Co.,KS ZABRISKIE, Charles Jefferson Co.,KS ~~~~~Giementina STONE, Anni e E. Jefferson Co.,KS BETHEA, Flora Oskosh, Wisc. C. Date/Place if not Doug.Co. Officiant 11 Nov 1880-License only 4 Jan 1880-Jefferson Co.,KS C.W. Cherry,JP 17 Oct 1880 H. D. Herr,Preacher ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE'S NAME - 1880 Bride ABBOTT, Mary C. ADAIR, Martha ALEXANDER, Ellen W." ALLBRIGHT, Anna M. ALLBRITTON, Catherine : AMSDEN, Arminda V. . -ANDERSON, Mary E. BAIR, Rebecca Ellen BANGS, Addie F. BANKS, Ellen w.. BERRY, Alice E. BERRY, Nancy BETHElt, Flora BLACKENSHIP, Nancy BLENDELL, Lizzie BOYER, Louisa B. BROUSE(BROWN),Carrie (Clara) BRUCE ,Addie BRUGGAN, Sophia BRYANT, Nancy CADE, Mary L. CAMPBELL, Anne * ANDERSON , Amelia Groom Bride Groom BAHANNAN, Aurelious B. CARUM, Mary C. BROWN, John W. J. CREEKMOORE, David CARUTHERS, Melissa I""lATTHEWS, James H. HENNY, Joseph H. CERLEY, Matilda FISH, Harris, M. DAVIS,William R. CHAI"lPION, Clara EBERHART, Andrew EWING, Theodore B. CHARLTON, Kate JACKSON, Stonewall CHEVALIER, Josephine CHASE, Dewitt ENSMINGER, John \-J. MACK, Adam CHRISTIAN, Maud DAVIS, Henry R. HENNESSEY, Charles MC CLINTOCK, Oscar'S. CHRISTIE, Mary WARE, Charles N. CLARK, Emma M. BLODGETT, Albert M.· FOLEY, PeterF. CLARK, Mary V. HYEL, Phillip DAVIS, James COBB, Joanna VANNEDY, Lucas GLEED, Frederick OLIVER, Alford COGER, Lucy HILL, David A. CONLEY(COULEY)Mollie ZABRISKIE, Charles HENDRY, James M. DOLAN, Senator COOK, Annie CAMPBELL, John H. PRESTON, Franklin COX, Sarah F. STRUMP, James KELLY, John B. @J~~G~ISS, Aletha"B. MC CALL, Israel DAVIDSON, Mary E. BROWN, Alonzo~J. RICHMOND, Frank L. DEARBORN, Lula D. LATHAM, Charles H. DE FAR, Salara E. BULLINGTON, Robert M. A. GILLESPIE, Matthew A. DOUGLAS, Margaret LATTORY, Henry QUICK, William F. DUDGEON, . Emma E. ALLEN, Jesse JOHNSON, Isaac MC CLINTOCK, Alison H. DUDLEY, Nannie GALLIVAN, John DWYER, Margaret WEBB, John HOLLOWAY, Henry �ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE'S NAME ... 1880 (Cont'd) Bride Groom Bride Groom SCOVILLE, Winfield S. ECKE, Josie RUTHERFORD, James H. , HARRIS ,Mary A. HILL, William F • . EDDY, Sarah J. RAY, Smith D. HARRIS, Rachel FAXON, William T. EDGA:R, Addie MELVIN, David M.' HARRISON, Eleanor RICE, Charles EINSTED, Emma E. GARDNER, Orlando B. HARRISON, Mary E. ANDERSON, John W. ELLER, Lavinia GERKEY, Elijah HARROLD, Ardella ELY, Leora E. STANLEY, Robert E. HARSHENER,Margaret J. KLAPP, John· EPPLE, Katie HARTMAN, John ' (HARSHMAN) HART, Gertrude M. JOHNSON, Thomas B. EVANS, Laura M. QUICK, Harlan HARWOLD, Emma SHIDE, Jacob FAUCETT, Ulisa Effi~ STULTZ, H. Perrine HASLIP, Mary SAMl?SON, John FEATHERSTONE, Fannie BAILEY, Andrew J'. HASTIE, Susan GENTRY, Richard D. FERGUSON, Samantha A.ADAM, Gilbert L. FINCH, Elizabeth C. FEN Il'-'IORE, Benljamin H. HEIGHTOw"ER, Emma DRAKE, Henry S. HENDERSON, Laura CLAY, Charles FISHBACK, Ella KISER, Doctor P. HERGER, Catherine MARCH, Conrad FISHER, Annie M. WILDER, John H. FLUKE, Lulie E. LANGDON, George H. HERRINGTON, ·l'-'lollie E. ASHER, Henry B. FRAZIER, Clementine C. WILSON, JohnS. HIATT, Emeline UMBARGER, David GASKILL, Dora L. CANAVAN, William E. HICKS, Mattie MONROE, Will GILLULY, Ada WALTON, John C. HILDEBRAND, Caroline EBERHART, Jacob GILLULY, Ada WALTON, John C. HILL, Asenath Ella STUBBS, Salathiel M. GOODIN, Jennie PAYNE, Thomas B. HOLBERT, Minerva WILLIAMS, Henry HOLMES, Eva A. HULL, Charles A. GORDON, Jane JAMES, John HOOVER,Amanda S. STEWART, John W.C. GOSNELL, Mary Elizabeth BONHAM, Miles, HORSMAN, Rhoda C. BALES, Breckenridge GRADON, Alice KINKAID, Madison GREEN, Alice JACKSON, HenryCu?[JET77J[9J\j; ['HCJS[,.EmTER, JuliaE. ANDERSON, Samuel H. HUGHES,Rosella(Rosalid} KRETZINGER,-Edwin G•. GRIFFIN, Sarah A. HARMON ,Joseph Ward GRIFFINS, Martha CROWDER, William HULBURT, Mary J.' DANGLER, William GRIPPER, Mary T. TYLER~ George J. HUNTZINGER, Emma DEAY, William HAELSIG, Eliza F. SCHNEIDER, John HUSTON, Caroline FOSTER, James W. (SNIDER) JOHNSON, Gertrude M. PASLEY" Moses C. HALEY, Laura DOLAN, Joshua JOHNSON" Jennie I~ DUTTON, John W. HAMILTON, Flora J. JOHNSON, Martha BEALES, William NARVER,John G. HAl"iLIN, Mary. JONES, Emma S. MISNER, William HOBBS, Sylvester HARFORD, Anna J'ONES, Mattie L. . NICHOLS, Smith E. SHAW, Thomas KATHERMAN, Mary 1~IN.GER._:qewi tt C. HARMON, Hester HOLCOl"'l, Abram HARRIS, Laur& Belle KAUFFMAN, Adelia '[!iACICENBERRY".,Josiah M. MC GEE, Henry W. �ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE'S NAME - 1880 (Cont'd) Bride Groom SEARLES, Oscar M. KEECH, Lenora J. REYNOLDS, George W. KERN, Inez (Lucy) SOLOMON, William KESTER, Sadi e GRINDROD, Kay KINNER, Helen WARREN, Eli KI~, Martha SCHULTZ, Robert A. KLOSS, Amelia THOMPSON, William ~OPP, Susie GLASER, George KRAMER, Barbara KROUI,Mary Elizabeth MARASCH, John (KRAUM) LARIER (SARIER]Nanni e LEWIS, Amanda LEWIS, Lizzie LINDLEY, Lucy LING, Mary E. MALLARD, Sarah Ann MANNING, Annie MANSER, Ellen MARKER, Elizabeth C. MARTIN, Mary MC CLEARY, Sallie A. MC CLINTOCK, Sarah A. MC CONNELL, Rebecca MC GINNIE, Jennie MC MILLEN, Cora MC QUEEN, Allie MILLER, Charity Ann MILLER, Martha O. MOLER, Mary MOORE, Robena B. MORRIS, Alice J. MORRISON, Maggie MORTON, Mary C. MOSELY, Hattie MOSS, Alberta MUMAN, Catherine FLETCHER, George ESSEX, J ame s SEATON, James H. SPENCER, Ambrose WILSON, Enoch KILWORTH,Isaac BERTHA, Emil WALLS, John BROWN, Robert H. MC CONNELL, Samuel G. KELSALL, Samuel WEINHOLZ, Robert CURTIS, George L. GRAY, Alex HENDRICKS, Andrew, J' • DICK, Will N. ADAMS, [tobias STANLEY, Charles F. MOLER, Franklin I"lONTGOMERY,Francis A. SMART, Joseph H. BANTA, James C. TAYLOR, Lindsey ANDREWS, Charles J. THURBER, Orville E. WHITLOCK, Thomas H. Bride MURPHY, Mary E. NAS~ON, Lillie B. NEFF, Lydia NELSON, Lucy NEW, Ida OBERLITNER,Walburgffi ODELL, Ida Luella OSWALT, Sarah J. PAYNE, Mary ,A. PERRIN, Ella E. PIERCE, Alice PINE, Sarah FIPER, Rosa PLEASANT, Ellen PLlJMI1EIfy i r'fulli'fe, PORTER, Hannah E. POTTER, Addie POTTER, Nettie M. Pyle, Susan E. DR.!WISEY, Ida B. RAY, Florence R. REYNOLDS, Lizzie J. REYNOLDS, Mary RI CHARDS , Mary ROGAN, Mary A. ROSS, Maggie RUSE, Electa RUSH, Elvira SCHAEFER ,WIlhelmina SCHOPPER, Mary SCHOTT, Helen SCOTT, Lizzie SCOTT, Nancy A. SKAGGS, Milla SKINNER, Mary SKOGGS, Ladocia Groom BECKEY, Thomas N. CORNICH, Charles E. STEWART, Ian thus BROWN, Al exander ROSS, James L. EDER, Louis MOORE, Ruben F. FLORY, William A. MC COACH, John BOLLARD, William W. WILLIS, Charles HUGHES, Glendora ROTE, Lewis J. R.A11iEY, Henry TAYLOR, Thomas WARREN, John J. HYDE, ' Henry HOPKINS, Ozra F. JACOBS, John SORREL, Jesse H. HOWELL, Joseph H. HOOVER, Joseph BROWN, Arthur RICHARDS, John TYLER, Daniel T. BLACK, Isaac ESSON, George T. DAY, John KERSTING, Henry MADEL, Joseph KOPP, Frederick CARR, Amos E. JOHNSON, John P. BOOKER, Charles A. BEAL, William HAAS, George �ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE'S NAME - 1880 (Cont'd) Bride SIMS, Jennie Sr-lEED , Ka tel. . SMITH, Carrie Sl"IITH, Ella SMITH, Elvira SMITH, Lizzie SMITH, Mary E. SNIDER, Catherine SNIDER, Mary STANWICK, Carrie STATTON, Melvina STEWART, Martha STONE, Annie E. STRODE, Martha STUBBS, Lydia E.' . SUTHSMITHT, Veronica SWEEZER, Matilda TASHNER, Mary E. TECHEL, Emma THOMAS, Florence . THOMPSON, Alice E. TIMr-IONS, Flora TODD, Catherine ~. TOWERY, Nancy TROUTMAN, Hattie E. TUDHOPE, Mary TUDHOPE, Viola VANDERHEEDE, Minnie WAGSTAFF, Jennie WALKER, Mary E•. WALKER, Sadie L. WEIBLE, Lydia WElL, Mary - WESTON, Helen Eva Groom Groom. Bride BERRY, George WILDER, Luella M. GROSS, Charles S. WillELtIW1S~_lI;i z zie LEONARD, Frederick H. WILMOTH, L. May LEWIS, David P. WHIPPLE, I-linni e _ READING, James W.· WHITE, N'ettie E. HERl'TAN, John WOOD, Frances .WOOD , Harriet QUIGLEY\, John R~ WOOD, l"Iary KREBS, Char~es WOODFORK, Fanny BOWER, Alonis WOODFORK, Mary DAY, Ellwood '. BALLOUGH, Jorm YEAGER, Katie TAYLOR, William WOOD, Milo A. YOUNG, Nannie D. JONES, Samuel' KERSEY, Jesse NEFF,' Theodore .MARTIN, George · RUSSELL, Monroe .E. DUENWALER, John · SOULE, Curtis QUEEN, Jasper H. CHRISTIAN,William H. (CRISTIAN) STONE, James F. MC KINNEY, John W•. WALKER; James W. HARBAUGH, Daniel E.( C.) . DUNCAN, Francis M. · KRAEGER, Hermann HOLLIDAY, ·Matthew LANGLEY, Wesley R. RANDALL, Sherman W. SMITH, Thomas D. BRECHEISEN, George CARPENTER, William T. i " SMYTHE, Dr. Frank SMITH, Charles W. CRITZER, William E. LATHY, George BEATTIE, James COLE,William W. ADAMS, Martin HENDERSON, Henry MC KINNEY, Henry ROFFELL,James (ROFFWELL) RICHARDS, George W. SCHELL, Frank M. �iWhzhz ---.j~ . DOUGLAS COUNTY TAX-PAYERS 1900-1901 CLINTON TOT,,'NSHIP ALBIN, D.A., Clinton ALLEN, D., Clinton ALLEN, H. Hrs., Clinton ANDERSON, Gus, Clinton ANDERSON, J.T., Clinton ANDERSON, J.W., Belvoir ATTE, Iv.R., Gideon BALDWIN, A.S., Clinton BANKS, J.W., Gideon BARB EN , Fred, Lawrence BARBEN, Sam'l, Lawrence BARTON, J.D., Lone Star BANMING, W.H., Gideon BANSE&~, J.H., Clinton BELLES, Ninnie, Clinton B~~DER, John, Richland BJORKLAND, Oscar, Lone Star BOND, Enos, Gideon BOND, H.T., Gideon BOND, Letitia, Gideon BOND, N.E., Gideon BOND, Peter, Gideon BOND, Sylvanus, Gideon BOWEN, W.G., Richland BOWEN, Minnie R., Richland BOYD, Thos., Gideon BRAWLEY, H. E., Sigal BRITTON, C.O., Clinton BRO"~, Alex, Lone Star BROWN, C.W., Clinton BROWN, E.E., Clinton BUCHHIID1, F.J., Sigel BUCHHEn:, F.J., Sigel BYERS, J. Iv., Clinton CANNOLE, John, Belvoir CAYLOR, ~.J., Clinton CHILDS, C.A., Lone StaL. CHRISTIAN, Peter, Clinton CHRISTIE, John J., Sigel COWAN, Alex, Clinton CREEL,S., Gideon CUMMINGS, El1ll1la U., Belvoir CURTIS, Frank, Clinton CUNMINGS, J.T., Belvoir CUMMINGS, W.J.Jr., Clinton DARNOLD, J.A., Lone Star DEAN, F.11., Clinton DEAN, J.R., Clinton DEAN, W.A., Clinton DERBY, G.F., Clinton DIESTER, H.F., Belvoir DODDS, W.E., Clinton DOWNS, J.A., Sigel DUNN, J.W., Gideon EDSON, Geo. H., Belvoir EDSON, L.H., Belvoir FISHBURN, Frank, Lone Star FRANZ, A.L., Lone Star FREDRICK, Chas. W., Lawrence FREEMAN, E.M., Belvoir FREID1AN, J .•l., Belvoir GARDNER, 5.11., Lone Star GIBLER, J., Clinton GIBLER, Thos., Clinton HALL, Kate A., Belvoir HANSEL, G.H., Lone Star HANELL, D.C., Clinton HMlELL, J .M., Clinton HAtlELL, John, Clinton HECOX, Frank, Sigel HEINE, Henry, Clinton HELSTRm1, Max, Alfred HELSTROM, Rudolph, Lone Star HEYL, Philip, Twin Mound HILBERT, Geo., Richland HILL, W.C., Clinton ROOD, Isaac, Clinton HOOVER, Joseph, Lone Star HOUSE, L., Clinton HOUT, Henry, Clinton HOUT, John, Clinton HmlARD, John, Lone Star HOWE, W.T., Clinton HUDDLESTON, Thos., Richland HULCE, John L., Clinton HULCE, Ella, Clinton HUMPHREY, H.H., Belvoir HUTCHINSON, Henry, Clinton ICE, C.H., Clinton ICE, Leonard, Belvoir ICE, N.J., Clinton ICE, Hm., Sigel ICE, W.T., Belvoir JACKSON, Lucinda, Belvoir JENSEN, L., Clinton JOHNSON, J.F., Clinton JOHNSON, Neal, Clinton KATHERMAN, D.H., Lone Star KATHER!1AN, M., Lone Star KEIRSCHT, l-lm., Belvoir KEITH, E.R., M.D., Clinton KINZIE, Iv.R., Lone Star KIZER, D.P., Clinton KUNDSEN, 0., Richland LINDEL, C.W., Lone Star LOGAN, Robt., Belvoir LONGANECKER, Chas., Gideon LONGANECKER, J., Gideon LOSEY, 5.11., Twin Hound MACY, Chas., Clinton MACY, J.G., Clinton MALEMBERG, A., Clinton MARKLEY, G., Sigel MARTIN, C.E., Gideon MARTIN, Ella, Gideon HARTIN, Fred, Gideon !-'.ARTIN, l.!m., Lawrence ~~TNEY, L.N., Gideon lfCKEE, H.I., Belvoir MCKINNEY, J.lv., Clinton !lICHAEL, T.C., Belvoir MITC!{ELL, Roht., Clinton MITCHELL, Palter, Clinton ~!OORE, J. C., Belvoir MOSS, Frank, Twin Mound MOSS, J.T., Twin Mound NEIDER, Henry, Lone Star NEY, G.A., Clinton NELSON, Fred, Clinton OREN, Abner, Clinton PARNELL, A.J., Gideon PETEFISH, A.E., Sigel PETEFISH, G.W., Sigel PETEFISH, L.H., Sigel PLATZ, Frank, Clinton POSTINA, R., Lone Star PUGH, E.D., Clinton RAKE, D.P., Belvoir RAY, M.B., Richland RICHARDSON, J.C., Belvoir RICHARDSON, T.B., Belvoir SANDERS, O.C., Sigel SANDERS, W.S., Clinton SAWYER, Byron, Clinton SIMPSON, Jos., Gideon 5 IUPSON , H., Gideon SKINNER, J.J., Clinton SLEPPY, B., Alfred SMITH, A., Clinton SPITLER, Jacob, Lone Star STEELE, I.T., Belvoir STEELE, W.H. '" Belvoir STRAHAN, G.E., Sigel STRONG, A.V., Twin Mound SUTTON, Wm., Twin Mound SWALLOW, J. W. Iv., Clinton TALLEY, Dan, Twin Mound TARPY, James, Clinton TARPY, Martin, Clinton TAYLOR, G.E., Sigel THOMPSON, Robert, Clinton THURBER, Brant, Lone Star THURBER, W., Twin Mound TOBLER, J.J., Gideon TUCHEL, Felix, Belvoir TUCHEL, .1.H., Belvoir TUCKER, Geo., Clinton TUCKER, J.W., Clinton TUCKER, Thos., Clinton TUCKER, .1.1., Clinton ULRICH, Henry, Lone Star ULRICH, O.F., Lone Star WASHINGTON, Geo., Clinton WASHINGTON, LewiS, Clinton WHITE, G.W., Clinton WHITE, Russel, Clinton HICKS, C.I'., Clinton WOODWARD, C.E., Clinton WOODWARD, D.T., Clinton WOODWARD, E.G., Belvoir WOODlvARD, M.A., Clinton From The Lawrence City Directory, 1900-1901, The Chittenden Directory Co., Compilers & Publishers, St. Louis, 110. Submitted by Jane .ITGGINS �,g«4w_' :X;~' ADCOX, M., Weaver AKIN, John, Lawrence ALBRIGHT, G.H., Hesper. ALLEN, J.R., Eudora ANDERSON, E., Eudora ANDERSON, J.A., Sibley ARMSTRONG, A.W., Eudora AUTENBERN, Conrad, Eudora AUTEN BERN , WID., Lawrence BAGELMAN, Albert, Eudora BAILEY, Josiah, Hesper BAKER, J.R., Sibley BAKER, W. F ., Hesper BARTZ, WID., Eudora BAUMAN, John, Eudora BERGE, Jacob, Eudora BENDER, Geo., Eudora BRENDER, Nancy, Eudora BERWITZ, Alice, Eudora BERWITZ, Frank, Eudora BERWITZ, Mary, Eudora BISHOFF, C.N., Eudora BLECHEL, F., Eudora BOHNSOCK, August, Hesper BORER, Joseph, Eudora BRAID, Edwin, Eudora BRAZEL, Ed., Hesper BRECHEISN, Geo., Clearfield BRECHEISN, Pete, Hesper BRITHAUPT, C.W., Clearfield BURCELL, G.S., Eudora BYFORD, R.H., Vinland CANTRELL, H., Sibley CHARLES, J.M., Eudora CHASE, H., Eudora CLAY, L.H., Eudora CLOUD"Joseph, Hesper CONNOR, A.B., Eudora CONNOR, Lucidia, Eudora CONNOR, T.H., Eudora COSAND, B.P., Hesper COSAND, E.N., Hesper COUCH, S., Hesper COw~LS, B.F., Sibley COX, J.E., Hesper COX, W.D., Weaver CRUMRINE, H.S., Hesper CURLETT, Geo., Eudora DAUGHERTY, Bert, Eudora DAUGHERTY, C.H., Hesper DAUGHERTY, F.L., Hesper DAVIDSON, Chas, Hesper DAVIS, S.H., Eudora DAVIS, T.L., Eudora DAVIS, W.J., Eudora DEAMER, J.N., Lawrence DEAY, Edward, Sibley DEAY, Ira, Eudora DEAY, James, Hesper DEAY, W.J., Clearfield DEEDRICH, W.A., Eudora DOUGHTY, G.1-1., Weaver DULEY, C., Lawrence DURR, A.F., Eudora EATON, H.C., Eudora EDER, Joseph, Eudora EDER, Lewis, Eudora EDER, Mike, Eudora EDER, Sam, Eudora DOUGLAS COUNTY TAX-PAYERS 1900-1901 EUDORA TOlfflSHIP EISLEY, ~., Eudora FAUST, Ben, Eudora FREEZE, F.W., Sibley FREEZE, J.H., Sibley GABRIEL, August, Hesper GABRIEL, Chas., Hesper GABRIEL, Wm., Eudora GERTZ, Andrew, Eudora GILMORE, John, Eudora GOTTSTEIN, John, Sibley GRANTHAN, S.M., Hesper GRESTENBERGER, Fred, Eudora GRENSTENBERGER, E., Eudora GRIFFIN, A., Eudora GROSDIDIER, Hattie, Eudora GUTKRECHT, Jacob, Eudora HACK, Martin, Eudora HAGERMAN, D.A., Eudora HAJfl1ER, Mrs. Rudolph, Eudora HANNON, H.D., Eudora HARRIS, Clay, Eudora HARRIS, J.D., Eudora HARRIS, J.M., Eudora HEINRICKS, August, Eudora HEINRICKS, Rudolph, Eudora HILL, M.C., Hesper HILL, Stephen, Weaver HOBBS, Chas., Eudora HOBBS, Leslie, Eudora HOL~ES, L.M., Eudora HOUrnS, WID., Eudora HUGHES, WID., Lawrence HUNKERFORD, Henry, Lawrence HUNZICKER, Dan, Lawrence JAMES, C.A., Eudora JAMINSON, S.H., Hesper JEHLO, Louis, Lawrence JENNINGS, A.J., Eudora JOHNS, W.H., Eudora JOY, Geo., Eudora JOY, Stephen, Eudora KAHLE, Henry, Eudora KAISER, Chas, Eudora KAISER, Gotlob, Eudora KARNES, A.P., Eudora KASHERGER, Mike, Eudora KENDALL, A.C., Hesper KENDALL, J.P., Hesper KENNEDY, A.D., Eudora KERSEY, Sarah, Hesper KOHLER, A.J., Hesper KNABE, Edward, Eudora LIGGETT, M.M., Eudora LINDLEY, A.S., Hesper LITCHFIELD, F.A., Sibley LOTHHOLZ, WID., Eudora LOVERN, John, Hesper MABERLY, Geo. T., Eudora ~ADL, Fred, Eudora MADL, John Jr., Eudora MAIM, Chas, Lawrence McBRIDE, B.J., Eudora McFARLAND, T .B., Lawrence McFARLAND, W.G., Eudora HcLOVEI1, E.H., Lawrence McKINLEY, Sam'l, Eudora MELVILLE, E.W., Eudora MILBURN, Nancy J., Hesper MILLS, A., Clearfield MILLS, Ed, Eudora MILLS, H.E., Hesper HINCER, Aug, Eudora HOODY, J .M., Eudora MOODY, S.W., Eudora MUSSICK, Jesse, Clearfield IfUSSICK, J. W., Hesper MUSSICK, W.H., Eudora NEISE, Fred, Eudora NICHOLS, J.E., Vinland NICHOLS, W.E., Vinland NO~1LIN, H., Hesper OTT, F.W., Eudora OTT, Geo., Eudora OTT, John, Eudora OWLIN, N., Hesper PAGE, Grant, Hesper PAGE, Henry; Hesper PERKINS, L.W., Eudora PERKINS, W.E., Eudora PFLEYER, Carl, Eudora PHILIPS, D., Eudora PIERSON, Enoch, Hesper PIPER, F.M.,.Sibley PIPES, J.H., Eudora POWELL, W.S., Eudora RAUSCH, Henry, Eudora RAYSON, Thos., Lawrence REECE, J.C., Eudora RENISCH, Henry, Clearfield RICHARDS, C.F., Eudora ROSEWAN, G., Eudora SCHAAKE, C., Lawrence SCHALLACK, Alvin, Eudora SCHELEGEL, Fred, Eudora SCHELEGEL, J., Eudora SCHELEGEL, J.W., Eudora SCHERER, Jos., Eudora SCHERER, S., Eudora SCHERER, W.E., Eudora SCHMIDT, Frank, Eudora SCHNEIDER, Charles, Eudora SCHOENHOFER, A.G., Eudora SCHOENHOFER; John, Eudora SCHURLE, Chris, Eudora SEGOLSON, 0., Sibley SEWALD, Louis, Eudora SMITH, A.J., Eudora SMITH, W.G., Lawrence SO~RS, Caroline, Eudora SPEISHER, L., Eudora SPEKS, C.B., Weaver STANLEY, Sam'l, Eudora STARR, W.H., Eudora STROILE, Christiana, Eudora THO~-AS, Barclay, Hesper THORER, Henry, Eudora THRALLS, Frank, Lawrence THRALLS, John, Lawrence TODD, Thomas, Weaver TUTTLE, B.E., Sibley VARNUM, F.L., Sibley VITT, August, Eudora VITT, Joseph, Clearfield VITT, L., Clearfield VOGUE, A.H., Eudora WADE, Sarah E., Hesper WALKER, A.C., Eudora UAREN, E. C., Lawrence �187 ! ----- - - - - - - - -~ - -- ----- EUDORA TOWNSHIP TAX-PAYERS, 1900-1901, cont. WEECKS, Denber, Sibley WERTZ, Sol, Clearfield WEST, J.A., Lawrence WESTERHOUSE, Ed, Hesper I.ffiALEY, Geo. C., Lawrence .mERRY, E. J ., Weaver WHITMAN, T. J ., Weaver ABLES, Henry ALBRIGHT, Chas BALES, J.A. BARTUSH, Robert BISHOFF, M.L. BRENDER, Ida BRUNE, Geo. C. CARR, L.V. CARY, F .H. CHILDS, Dr. J.D. COATS, WIn. DARLING, Tom Jr. DURR, B.H. DURR, Henritie FEUDT, Henry FULLER, W.A. GETKER, A. HALL, A.L. HAMMERT, Mrs. John HATCH, V. HILL, C.A. HUNZIKER, Dan KRAETTLE, Jacob KRAUSE, Alfred KRAUSE, Andrew KRAUSE, Dan'l LAWRENCE, Fred LAWSON, L.J. LEFHON, H. LOTHHOLTZ, Chas. LOTHHOLTZ, Geo. LUTZ, Adolph LUTZ, C.F. LUTZ, Julius MALL, Fred MERTZ, Chas. OBERHOLTZER, Henry WILBURN, T. H., Eudora ZEISENES, August, Eudora ZIMMERMAN, T.S., Eudora EUDORA CITY PHENICIE, E.L. PILLA, Chas. ROBINSON, L.K. RODEWALD, Albert ROE, James SCHOLL, J.A. SCHULBERT, \\'m. SCHADD, J. TARELTON, J.M. VONGUMPTON, Albert WALTER, Dan'l WARFEL, W.F. WEBBLE, Fred lVEBER, Augustus WHITE, H.A. WHITE, H.G. ZIESENIS, Gus ZIESENIS, Henry From The Lawrence City Directory, 1900-1901, The Chittenden Directory Co., Compilers & Publishers, St. Louis, Mo. Submitted by Jane WIGGINS ~~-s-~e~n- ~~~~~;1 I ,--D~~ ~ -2-9-,-1-8-8-1------------ - ~-- Hesper I Hesper, Kas., Dec. 26, 1881 S.H. DAVIS, the Hesper teacher is on his pegs again. The Quakers have their new meeting house nearly completed. The HILLS have put a new roof on their stone dwelling N.HENSHAW has been fencing out dogs from his sheep. We learn he has lost seven fine grade Cotswold lambs this fall by the curs. F.M. CLARKE had nearly a dozen killed last spring by the dogs. He became disgusted and quit the sheep business, but not until he had slain thirteen dogs. Hon. Levi WOODARD; of Lawrence, has sold his fine farm, one mile north of Hesper, to A. HADLEY, late of Ohio. We lived in hopes of having Levi with us again, but now give it up. The FOGLES have moved onto their farm, the John CAMPBELL place, and are making it look as if the widow had gone awa·y. p couldn't look better. __ __n_e_x_t_s_p_r_i_n_g_'s__c_r_o__.__Wh_ e, at Looker-On F~a~rm_e~r_s___'_a~r_e~,_m_a_n_y_O_f t_h_e_m_,_d_O~n_e_p~l~O_W_i_n~g_f_o~r _____ 1 i I �" /~~J 'I --'-~J '/~ ABRAMS, ADAMS~ W. [iss'\ , r -GRANT TOWNSHIP LANDOWNERS, 1873 GRAVES, N'. GILLETTE, S~ A. HAIGHT, J. H. & COCKINS H~ C. W. ADAMS', J. 'M. ANDERSON, Mary BARLEY~ 1. N. BERGEN, S. BLACKMAN, W. I., R. BLACKWELL, H: BORDELL, J. C. BROOKS, J. BROOKS, T. J. BURNETI', J. C. BROWN, R. BURNETI', S'. W.-. CADY, G. W. CAMERON, J. CAMPBEU., G. W: CAMPBEll, J. CAREY, C~ J. CARY, W:. C: CLAUSoN, H. COCKINS, W. W~ COLLINS DENMAN & BARTHLOW EAKINS, M. ElLENBERGER, L. D. ELLIOT, R. G-. FAILING, W. FIW10RE, H. S~ FILLEY, G. W. GARRETT, J. E. GASKILL, C. GILEAD, Mrs. GILMORE, J. L. GIutoRE, W': J. HANSCml, A. ' HALE, E. HALL,'E. E. HART, M. HENDRY, J. M. HOPKINS, W. M., HUDSON, S. JAY, E. JEFFREY, C ~ p,: KAW VALLEY; K. P. R._R. KRELCENGER' RUSH, J. B~, RUSSELL, W~ SADM, C. F. SHEARER', G. 'SIMPSOO Bros ~ i SIMPSa'l, S:- N. . SLAUGH! & PETTY SMITH~ A~ R'. SMITH~ H:~ C. SNIBLEY; D. SNOW, M. p~ SPARR, F. W: STEPHENS, N. T. STINER, W: &JTUFF &' CO. TH(»lPSON, E ~ D':, LANE, M. E. LAPTAD, P. TH<l\WSON, W. LEWIS, D. If. MARTIN, H. TOWN CO'. TYSON, D'. McCURDY.' Bros. VERMIEY~, E: W. McCURDY, W~ WALTON, J._C~ MILLER. D. MORGAN1,J J. F. ,WALTON, WiIi. WATT' Ml'TON, A. C. NoBLE, HORTON & REDINGTON' WELCH, H:_ M., NORMAN, A~ G. WELLS', G~ PEARSON, A. D. tlJIUTNEY Bros. PETTY~ J-: W:. WHITNEY, ,J. p'~­ PETTY," &- SHEARER' WILCOX~ R: PHILLIPS~ /(. J: WILSON Bros. PINSa'l, NI. WILsoN, E. POEHLER, T. WILSON, J. RAYMa'lD WILSON. J-., C:., REED, M. B~, WILSON, T~ -J., REI D, 1fT. B: YWNG. G~ E.' ROBINSON, C:. YWNG;, w~ B. ZIMMERMAN, E. HERD~ S: S: s: T.'~ HORTa'l, NOBLE & REDINGT<fi: On 'some parcels of five acres or less, the map) space was too':smalll. fo'r' a name' arid only the initials of the landowner were printed, as follows:' A.,_ L. C. H•. E. A. t. H. A.,H~ T. K. E•. L. M. M., L. L. S. L. J. Q.• A~ M. McN. ' R. M. R'. J., G'. W. H~ , S. M. , W. A. H'. ,W. C. P'. W~. P~ 81• ~~ Transcribed from the map of Grant TownShip: on page 19' of The AU'as of Douglas County From Recent' and Actual Surveys and Reco·rds, published by F; W~ Beers &- Co., New, Y6'rk, 1 8 7 3 . ' , Transcribed at the Wat~ins Community Museum by Pauline B. Elniff. �\-18f_i --- ¥',ANHAKA PIONEERS, .----- --1_I~ ________ '-'-1860-1885 ;~, This alphabetized list of names has been compiled from an in-depth sociological study, written by Steve JANSEN when he was a student at the University of Kansas, titled Kanwaka Township of Eastern Kansas, 1860-1885. One of the questions studied involved the length of time the early settlers stayed on the land. This was determined from the figures on the Federal census of 1860 plus subsequent Kansas censuses of 1865, 1875 and 1885. Only those names which appeared on at least two census schedules are included here. The full length study and the complete census figures for this period for Kanwaka Township are available at the Watkins Community Museum. Kans. Birthplace Head: of Housetl61d 1885 Ohio I'reland Census Reco·rds, Head of Household fed. Kans;~ ALLEN, Robert W. ANDERSON, Thomas BALDWIN, 'J-~r_~~ ~, Lafayette (son)' BALDWIN', Hen ry t'. BARBER, Oliver BARBER, Robert T. 1860 1865 1865 1865 1860 1860 1660 1860' J. N,'. fs on »)' BARBER, W'. L. 1865 1865 1865 ttl BEACH, James M. BICKERTON, Thomas BIDDINGER, Jacob BLUNT,', Benj amih (black) BRAWLEY? Thomas Samuel .... Sam'l fson») lJJCHHEIM~I; Sammuer .., 'J. F-~~' (son):: COCEMAN1,. Ezekiel' n, W. If. {.:Son)'f COSEEY~ Harvey /(. DElSTER, Iren ry DERBY, G,. AT. mCmJElM ..' J)R~E!!" , roFF~~_~] 1860 1860, 1875 1875' 1885 1875 1875 1885 1885 1875 1875 1875 1875 1875 1875 1860,: 1665 1860' 1865 1865 1865 11860,' 1875 1875' 1875 1875 1875 1875 H375 1875 1885 1885 1'885 1885 1885 1885 1885 1885 1885 1'885 1885 1885' 1660 1885' 1865 ~--, 1860. 1865 1865 1865 1865 1865 1875' 1875 1875: 1875 1875 1:875 1875 1875 1875 1875 1875 1875 \ indo P'a. Ind. P'a. Pa. Pe. blank blank y; N. C. Ohio Germany Germany Germany Germany Mass. Kans. Va. Germany' Vt. N. y~ P'a. Mass. Mass. Mass. blank I'r,el1and Ohio Va. 1885 1885 1885, 1885 1885 1885 1885 1885 blank blank Mo. Me. Germany' Mo. Ohfo· Germany Germany . Germany Germany Mass. KilOS. Ohio Germany Vt. (Va.)? y; Pa. 111. N~ Mass. no" spouse blank P'a. Va. Va. (Ga.)? Ill'. 1885: 1885 Ky. Ireland \Ohfo Ohio Conn. Scotland' G'ermany' 1865 1875 1875 ,N,'. , r: N~ 1885 wm. Cewi s EV ANS~ Harry EVANS~ WID. "'" Hen ry fs on l'" FINI1EY~ A'. FITZPATRICK, WIn. FIX; Win. ... Deli a (wife)' ": Cyrus (son of Wffi.) ,~" Jessie: (son- of CY'rus) /. . - - -- --.... EAlQ'Qlt_A'._A~. _ fD)?_.1 . FULTZ, Robert GRESS~ G'eo. IfARRI S~ Win • W. ( y) HILDEBRAND', Jacob HIlL, Thos. (black)' HOOK, James HOOK, John HURD, George B~ ..". Irenry (brother) ICE', Thomas, JOOES~ J: L. 1865 1865' 1'865 1865 1865 1865 1865 Kans. Birthplace of spouse Ill. Mass. Ky. Fr/Ger. Pe. Ohi o/Bavad a Pa. G'ermany Ky. Mass. Ky. . England' Germany G-e rm any' Ky. Pa. N.H~ N.H~ Germany N.H • N.R. Va./W:Va. Mass. N'. Y; Va. �[iJOJ Census Records Fed. Kans. Kans. Kans. .KEu:.W, John KENNEDY; June H. ..,' George (son) KOEHLER', Erank 1860 LACEY', John .... Eli zabeth (wifeY LAWRENCE, Joseph 1860 a" Daniel (brother):' tEWIS~ Win. LOHR, John MITCHELL, N~(:W~l' J. 1860 MURPHY:~ . Michael 1865 1865 1875 1875 1885 Head of Household a, Aim (Wifer NUFFER' (?Y, Peter ..," Jacob (:'sonl PIERS(l'J (PREISON)?', Thomas PIFER, Harry(?) PIFFER, Olive Mrs. PLATT, Aaron E. PORTER, W.A. RAKE:~ D. "' SarahC:wife}:( Eli as (son r " .. Daniel P. (son)"; D, John (son)' REYNOI:..DS, George W~ RICHARDS~' R. T.'. RIDDLE, George W. ROBER (RruER)"?, George ROBER (R<lLER)?, Valentine' ROLLER, G'.p~ (son of Val. l _ n, M. ('son of Vall.)l LSALVERDA',' Pet~'r SCOOTEN:J Ri ch'ard a,. ·-D. W.~ (son). SHAW; Sarah" STOVER, Samuel (Siinon) STOWE, Benj amin SWLL, Isaacfage 40, 1860) sruu., John(rage 55, 1875) VINCENT, J~ F. (Cl? WAKEFIELD, John H: .. John A. (son) .., Thomas (son): WULFKUHLE, Christoff a· Chri s fson)" 1875 1875 1865 1865 Va. Me. 1885 Pa . 1885 . Germany' Ky. 1885 N. C'~ Ind. 1875 1875 1875 1875 1875 1885 1885 1885 1885 1875 1885 1885" 1885' 1885" l\~. 1865 1875 1875 1860 1865 1675 1875 1885 1665 1860 1665 1865 1660 1860 1660 1860 1860 1860' 1860 1860 1865 1865 1865 1865 1865 1865' 1865 1865 1865 1865 1665 1865 1865 {raJ:?"'] 1885 1885 1885 1885 1875 1875 1885 1875' ? 1675 r" J 1'875 1875 1875 1875 1885 1885 1885 N. Y. Ky. Ireland Ireland ·~:re1and Germany' N. Y. P·a. N. Ii". Pa. 1885 1885 1885 Va. unknown Germany' Ky. Ind. N'. Y. Ohfo Ireland Ireland Germany Pa. P"a. Pa. N.H~ N'.H. Va. Ohio England Ohio Kans. Iowa Ill. Va. N;C. Germany Germany blank blank Holland N~Y; 1685 168'5 1885 1885 1885 Birthplace of Spouse lnd. R.X-. 1875 1875 1875', Birthplace Head of Household N.Y. Tenn. Pa. N.H'. P"a. Pa. N~ Y; England Va. Kans. Ks. N. Y; Va. TEmn. Germany Germany N. Y'~ blank Ger.many N'. Y; N'. Y. Pa. N·.. H. N.J. N·.J~ 111. N. Y~ Ky. Ohio Ill. Germany Kans. Germany Germany S.C. Mo. Compiled by Pauline B. ELNIFF, courtesy of Steve JANSEN, Director of Watkins Community Museum. �i!f~· i:J:::~.: This church, in Lecompton, Kansas organized in 1857. The church building was completed in 1858. Rev. William Wilson was the first minister and was succeeded in 1872 by Rev. Irwin. The church was sold in 1881 to be used as a private residence. w~s Picture from Territorial Days, A Story ·of HistorIC Lecompton, Kansas, 1980 Editon --- --- --- - - - - ---- Ne~spape~ Lawrence .1893 Daily Journal and ., i 1- _______ _ THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH N~tices Evening Tribune, Tuesday, 19 Dec Big Springs Thos. JOHNSON and wife are going on a visit to Indiana to spend the holidays. Mrs. MITCHELL received a telegram from Joplin, Mo, stating that her sister is not expected to live. Upon receipt of the message Mrs.MITCHELL left for Joplin at once. Otto DUNNOW's machinery for his new mill arrived from Philadelphia via the Santa Fe route, and is being put in place. The mill will start about January 1st. It will have a capacity of about 100 barrels per day. It is rumored that the farmers of this vicinity who had several head of valuable cattle stolen, have employed a detective to work on the case. It is also stated on good authori ty that they have a clue to five of the guilty parties. There is considerable excitement at this place over the discovery of three feet vein of coal, one half mile west of town ori the farm owned by Mr. GUAGE, at a depth of 17 feet. Experts who have examined the coal taken from the new mine claim it is far superior to the Osage City. shaft coal. -Submi tted by Judy M. Sweets '-- - - - -- -- -- -- - - -- ----'~-~ I .. �of Ma~io~ To~~ship --- - :Lby_ _Judy M. Sweets' _ _ _ __ In 1957, Zoe Dentler Thompson Brant wrote a historical novel (based on fact) about her ancestors, the Dodder, Simmons and Thompson families of Marion township, Douglas County, Kansas. The book is called, The Hill or Simmons Point. 1 She explains in the book that the Dodders and Simmons were some of the earliest settlers in Marion township. In fact, Peter Dodder 2 and three friends, George Shobert, James Baker and Samuel Hayes were the first white men to stake their claim at Lapeer in 1855. Lapeer, now extinct, was situated near the headwaters of Rock Creek and was named for a town of the same name in Michigan. Peter Dodder built his shanty on an old road which ran north of the Old Santa Fe Trail. Nearby, in 1856, the Butterfield Stage Coach company was established. Enterprising Peter Dodder recognized the need for an "eating house." So, he and his daughter, Elmira Dodder Simmons began selling coffee and flapjacks from his shanty and were soon doing a profitable business. Before Elmira Dodder arrived in. Kansas to be with her father, she had married Phillip Simmons in Michigan. , :Phillip A. Simmons, age 23, and EI~nira Dodder, age 19; ~ ~ __ ~de and groom, 1_8_59_._ _ __ L_~ '__ Pict,ure.:f'r..Qm. The Hill or Simmons Point: :by Zoe Dentler Thompson: Brant i - - -- - - -- . --- -- - ---~ - '-- �1193 The Dodder and Simmons Families continued I The Simmons House (built 1870) -- - ---- ---'-- - - - - - - Located off Highway 56 in Marion Township Picture courtesy of Adam Waits, Historical County and Watkins Community Museum ------------~------- Map of ---~---- Douglas ... - . - - ------- Phillip Simmons, son of John Simmons, was one of four children born to his parents. After Phillip's father died, his mother married a Mr. Roy and they came to Kansas. In 1858, Phillip Simmons filed a claim in Osage County, Kansas, but soonafter sold this claim and went north to Canada and Michigan, where he met his bride-to-be. After the Civil War, the couple settled in a house in Marion township at a place called, The Hill or Simmons Point. This interesting novel spans the period from the territorial years to the 1950's. Some of the other families mentioned in the book are the Badsky, Baldwin, Deming and Roy families. A copy of this book may be seen at Watkins Community Museum in Lawrence, Kansas. 1 Greenwich Book Publishers, New York, N.Y: 2 Peter Dodder was a descendant of George Philip Dodderer who came to America on the ship "Concord", which landed at Philadelphia, PA on 6 Oct 1683. Dodderer Genealogy by William B. Dutterer, 1934. '------- - - -- - - �EXCERPTS FROM THE SCHOOL TIMES BALDWIN. KANSAS APRIL 8 & 29. 1892 GRADUATES. 1892 AMOS. Mattie AMOS. Ona CROOKS. John FOLLIN. Aura HUFF. Elsie KNOX. Mabel STEWART. Elmer SENIOR CLASS BRINKMAN. Cora COWGILL. Pearl COWGILL. Stella DUIGNAN. Kate GRIFFITH. Frank KNOX. Clyde KING. Edward LE HEW. Anna RAPP. Charles ROBBINS. Kirk ROBINSON. Charles RORK. Ray SKINNER. Jessie VAUGHAN. Icy (Irregular) MIDDLE CLASS ARMSTRONG. Lena ARMSTRONG. Don BARE. Everett BRIDWELL. John BUSH. Mamie (non-resident) CALVIN. Arah (non-resident) DIXON. Florence GRAHAM. Mabel GAMES. Venia GAMES. Frank GILMAN. Walter HAMMOND. Ella (non-resident) HINSHAW. Llewellyn (non-res.) INGLE. Helen (non-res.) JEFFERSON. Ibbie JEFFERSON. Libbie JOHNSON. Walter JAY. Edwin (Irreg •• non-res.) KERSHNER. Nora KING. Florence LEACH. Lizzie MARVEL. Sena MULSOW. Walter OWEN. Clatie RUGH. Adda (non-res.) STUMP. Mysie (non-res.) STEWART. Marian VAN LANDINGHAM. Mamie WILLIAMS. Nannie (non-res.) WEEKS. Fannie (non-res.) JUNIOR CLASS BAILEY. Robbie BRISTOW. Bertha BRISTOW. William COLBURN. Ina CLAPHAM. Earl CLAPHAM. Eunice CRADIT. Fannie (non-res.) CARSON. Jessie (non-res.) CLASSIFICATION OF PUPILS JUNIOR CLASS Cont. CUTLER. Mabel CARTER. Minnie DIXON. Edith GRIFFITH. Gertie (non-res.) HULL. Florence (non-res.) HAWLEY. Nellie (Deceased) HOLMES. Byron (non-res.) HUNT. Fletcher HALL. Ollie (non-res.) JAY. Alice (non-res.) LONGAKER. May (non-res.) MARVEL. Alma MARVEL. Mabel McCURDY. Pearl MARTIN. Maude PARDEE. Harry (non-res.) RAPP. Willie ROBERTS. Minnie ROSEBAUGH. Evva (non-res.) RINLEY. Maude RARICK. Carl (non-res.) SNIDER. Leonard STURDIVAN. Elda SELLERS. Myrtle (non-res.) VAN VICKLE. Martha WHITNEY. Laura WHITNEY. Carrie MESSINGER. Howard SEVENTH GRADE ASH. Rollie ARMSTRONG. Walter AMOS. Maggie BARRICKLAW. Lula BARTON. Pearl BLACK. Pearl (non-res.) BOYD. Edna BOYD. Fred BRILL. Alta BROWN. Chas. (non-res.) CLARK. Luella DELANNEY. Albert (non-res.) EATON. Hilda EATON. Meade FOLLIN. Emma GILMAN. Ralph GRAHAM. Haven HARRINGTON. Walter (non-res.) HENDERSON. Zach (non-res.) HULSE. Bertha HULSE. Minnie HULSE. Grace HYDE. Gip JOHNSON. Will KIDDER. Sewell LAKE. Mattie (Irreg.) LAWRENCE. George LAWRENCE. Howard McKINNEY. Lizzie NEFF. Rice OWEN. Drury PATTERSON. Van PITTMAN. Maude RANKIN. Mattie (non-res.)" SEVENTH GRADE Cont. REED. Hortense ROSS. George SHOWALTER. Bertha SO\o1ERS. Charles (non-res.) TRIPP. Claud WAGNER. Fannie WHEELER. Daisy SIXTH GRADE CARY. Elwin COOPER. Arthur CHENEY. Charles DIXON. Mary EATON. Grace FRY. Ollie GADDIS. Nellie GADDIS. Cretie GOSSAGE. Emma HAND. Ava HATLER. Bessie JOHNSON. Loy , KERSHNER. Frank LAGO. Carl LAMB. Etmna LE HEW. Mary LEWIS. Roy LEWIS. Willie LONGDON. Lillie MARTIN. Maggie MORGAN. Amos MOTTER. Maude MURPHY. Anna NEFF. George PASLEY. Maggie PATTERSON. Winnie PATTERSON, Edna PRICE. Lula PUCKET. Etta SHULSE. Arthur SISSON. Dan STEWART. Dossie STURDY. Bernie VAN VICKLE. Anna WELLS. Harry ZAHNISER, Minnie CONDITIONAL (From 5B to 6B) ARMSTRONG. Ralph BRINKMAN. Maude COLEGROVE,' Dana CROSBY, Mary MULSOW. Oscar OLSON. Charlie PATTERSON. Harry VICKERS. Edd:Le JOHNSON. Virginia JEFFERSON. Willie SCOTT. Flossie WALKER. Everett �\ 195 ~J - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - _ . _ - -- -- --------_. -- - - - - - - - - - THE SCHOOL TIMES, April 8 & 29, 1892 cont. Note: There will be no 5A class next term. The above "conditionals" may enter 6B next term provided they "make up" the 5A work this summer. Otherwise they will have to enter 5B. SECOND GRADE, A CLASS cont. THIRD GRADE, A CLASS cont. FIFTH GRADE, B CLASS STEPHENS, Eugene MULSOW, Fred BARRICKLAW, Etta WHITNEY, Edgar PATTERSON, Arthur BRISTOW, Hattie WHITNEY, Bennie PINGREE, Lula CARTER, Mabel WRIGHT, Pearl PORTE, Sadie CHISEM, Josie PORTE, Arthur COLBURN, Lillie SECOND GRADE, B CLASS RAPP, Homer CUTLER, Lyle BARE, Earnest SHULSE, Fannie LEACH, Edna DUIGNAN, Johnnie SHULSE, Nellie LEACH, Judson LONGDON, Bessie SMITH, Pearl McMULLEN, Waldo MAXFIELD, Marion STEWART, Clarence MARVEL, Isabel NORTH, Margie STURDY, Roy NORTH, Katie PATTERSON, Roy TAYLOR, Tommy PRICE, Willie PRICE, Charlie QUAYLE, Bessie STURDIVAN, Frank THIRD GRADE, B CLASS ROSS, Rosa BARE, Rhoda FIRST GRADE, A CLASS SHIRK, Katie BARBER, Laura ALBRITON, Willie (Deceased) TRINDER, Nannie BRADEN, Hollie BRILL, Ray TRIPP, Grace BROWN, Minnie BROWN, Bessie VAN Landingham, Pearl CARY, Archie COLEGRAVE, Helen WOOD, Florence GRAHAM, Ted DALLAS, Walter LAMS, Maud HASTY, Mant DIXON, Willie LONGDON, Clifford FOURTH GRADE, B CLASS DUIGNAN, Charlie LONGDON, Ottis BARNETT, Eddie HELVERSON, Maud MARTIN, Iva BODWELL, Eddie LONGWOOD, Guy MOSELY, Ephriam BUCKNER, Mattie PORTER, Preston OSBORN, Carl COZAD, Clara SHIRK, Harry PASLEY, Freddie CREAG, Leanna SHULSE, Willie POWER, Roy CROSBY, Addie STEPHENS, Verne PRICE, Oliver DARGITZ, Edwin TALIAFERRO, Roy ROBERTS, Luther DIXON, Laura WALKER, Avis YOUNG, Henry EATON, Mabel WALKER, Birdy GILMAN, Laura WRIGHT, Forestein SECOND GRADE, A CLASS GOSSAGE, Joe WRIGHT, Hattie ALBRITON, Arthur HENDERSON, Mary CHENEY, Mary FIRST GRADE, B CLASS JEFFERSON, George CLAPHAM, Mary BUCKNER, Sydney LEWIS, Mamie CLARK, Leila BUCKNER, Garfield MARTIN, Della CLARK, George BUCKNER, Philip MARTIN, Albert CREAG, Tommy GILES, Alta MOSELY, Emma CROSBY, Zillie GUISE, Frank OSBORN, John DARGITZ, Earl HULSE, Nannie STUART, Dora EATON, Delta JEFFERSON, Thornton THOMPSON, Fred FLORA, Archie MOSELY, Oscar VAN LANDINGHAM, Harry HELVERSON, Guy SMITH, Scott HUFF, Ethel THIRD GRADE, A CLASS STARK, Walter JUNKINS, Walter BROWN, Tena TALIAFERRO, Elsey MOSELY, Lincoln CROSBY, Maud THOMPSON, Lowell OLSON, Gust DUIGNAN, Ella WALLS, Iska POWER, Elsie EATON, Ruth WRIGHT, Leona PINGREE, Tommie GREEN, Willie WRIGHT, Josie SHERWIN, Lottie HAWLEY, Josie SHIRK, Mamie LEWIS, Earnest SHOWALTER, Roxy MESSINGER, Gertie The following names were, by mistake, omitted from the above list. Roy DAVIS and Milton STURDIVAN, Seventh Grade; Garnet DAVIS, Della LARKIN, Amy BRANDSTADT, Harry LAGO, Fifth Grade; Leslie QUIRK, and Roy WELLS, 3A. This makes 43 in the 7th Grade; 24 in the 5th Grade, and 22 in 3~ The enrollment for the year is 327; average enrollment per teacher 55 1/3. 29 ladies and 10 gentlemen have been graduated from the High School since 1888. The pupils will spend the summer in the various occupations connected with the store, the farm, the garden, the kitchen, etc., and .will enter school in the fall brighter and better for the change of employment. Miss COWGILL will rest and visit, while Miss KIRKPATRICK will visit and rest, during the summer. Miss HAIR and Miss DUDGEON will spend most of the summer in the Art rooms of· the University. Mr. POWELL will drill in the Erie division, Uniform Rank, K. of P., which will enter the grand prize contest at the World's. Conclave at K.C. the last of Aug. Ye Editor will instruct in Normal Institutes and rest. (A copy of THE SCHOOL TIMES is located in the Newspaper Section at the Kansas State Historical Society, Topeka, Ks. Submitted by Jane WIGGINS) �~: '~ if~~~ -- ~- -~--, C--, J~, --- -----~--- i' .,~;:. '-~-- --~---- -- ------.:.--.--! - -" - - -~. MODEL DISTRICT NO. 83 ; When DistrictNo. 83 was being organized it was found that there was not enough valuation I . within its proposed boundaries to yield sufficient taxes to support a school, so J.M. Shepherd, I owner of the N.E. 1/4 of Sec. 22, T. 13, R. 19, adjoining, had part of his land set over into Model I District in order to increase their valuation enough to have a district. ! The deed to the building site was drawn June 3, 1895, by Thomas and Sarah Pugh in favor of ' School District No. 83 for 1 3-20ths of an acre of land. A slight error in the legal description necessitated the drawing of a second deed August 2, to correct this. As corrected the legal description read: "Beginning ata stake 45 rods East of the Southwest comer of the S.E. 1/4 of ' ,Sec. 16, T.13, R. 19, East of the P.M., thence running East 16 rods, thence North 111/2 rods, . thence West 16 rods, thence South 111/2 rods to place of beginning.' . \ On this l'lot a frame sc_h~lh9use _w~th ~a belfry, w~ erected ~ ~ 189~, and the first term of ' school began in the fall of 1896. Noah Pugh, then six years old, started to school in the new: schoolhouse where his first two teachers were John Akers and Ed S~epp. Mr. Pugh distinctly i remembers also the old double desks and seats where the pupils sat and studied without regard as ' . to whether their legs were long enough so that their feet would reach the floor or dangled all day : , in mid-air. The big bell rang every morning at 8: 30 as a warning to those who dawdled, to hustle! a little faster in order to reach the schoolhouse by 9 0' clock. i Model School, now a home for the Albert Lynch family, was located about two and one-half: miles west of U.S. Highway No. 59 on the north side of the black-top road to Ointon, and had a i sizeable pond or lake nearby, that furnished fine skating in winter. Both old and young of the I ,community were very much at home on skates, and many skating parties were arranged for I enjoyment on the smooth surface of this lake whenever the ice was safe. ' , An entertainment common at one time in this and other rural neighborhoods, was the Punch I : and Judy Show, put on by a professional ventriloquist who traveled through the country, making : all the rural schools. Having secured permission from the board to use the schoolhouse, he would : advertise his show by asking permission of the teacher to give the children a free ten-minute show i in the late afternoon of show day. By a few sleight-of-hand tricks and the use of the two dummies, . Punch and Judy, he would so fire the enthusiasm of the youngsters as to be very sure that they: , and their families would appear for the evening show, which was of course, not free. ! The schoolhouse as usual, was the community center, where the literary society met and all the ' dinners, box and pie suppers were held. Whenever anything at all was going on at the <schoolhouse, no one stayed at home. . , The 1897 -98 term was taught by Ed B. Shepp whose monthly salary was $30.00 and enrollment ,35. Total operating expense for the term was $238.25 with board members J. Ulrich, A. E. : I Martin and J. J. Tobler. Names of those of school age in 1898 were: Fred ALLEN; Charles, Jackie, Bessie and Mildred BOWEN; Alva CARR; Jennie and Ella ELUOTT; Clarence, Anna' I and Albert HASTIE; Liberty, Ed and Fred HILL; George LOWN; Jessie and Mattie MAN-: SFIELD; James MARTEN; Mabel PALMATEER; Thomas, Mary, David, Nellie and Noah I PUGH; Addie, Bell, Minnie and William RAMSEY; Golden Loren and Cloyce STARR; Theo. LTQWLES;_Lester, Ma~e!~d~thel ULR.LCtI. _ ___ __ _ ~ _____ ~ _ _ ~_. I I I I I I �\-197~\ ;--~ The 1898-99 term-was taught-byl~ttie]3iuile ancfthat of i899-1900by Vefa~Nelson. , Beginning with 1900 the teachers were Alma Nelson, Mrs. H.1. Kennedy, Lottie Brune, I 'Minnie Kennedy, Lena Jones, Carrie Neal, and Myrtle Epley for the term ending in 1910. Board' ·members were Wm. Miller, Frank Albaugh and G.F. Derby. : The next ten-year period had teachers Eunice Manter, Eda Hinchman, Vema Allis, Marjorie. ,Axe, Tillie Render (Standard School), Ida E. Martin, Cassie Taylor, and Ethel Kalb for the term : I ending in 1920, with board members Arthur Holcom, Henry E. Beck and George Lown. : During this period, the treasurer's records reveal that new seats were purchased in 1917 for a I ;total cost of $214.38.ln 1918-19 the belfry was repaired. R.E. Standing did the carpenter work, : :).W. Jaedicke sold the screening necessary to keep out bees and wasps, and Grayson & Reinisch . :did the tin work. At this time the school was still using a combination of wood and coal for fuel. i · Teachers of the 1920's were Kathryn McCaffrey, Florence Oaxton, Hazel Charles, Edna I Eberwein, and Alta Murray who taught the term ending in 1930 with a monthly salary of, : $100.00 and enrollment of 33. Total operating expense for the term was $1117.31 and board: members, AlL. Holcom, Chas. E. Banning and George Lown. The district purchased a used piano in 1922 for $117.60, but the big improvement was the excavation. of ~ basement under the entire schoolhouse, in order to install a furnace. This project I \ cost the distrlct almost $ 7 0 0 . 0 0 . ' I \ Alta Murray was the first teacher in the 1930's (4 terms), followed by Frances Metcalfe (5, lterms) , Mildred Petrie, and Mildred S. Ross who tau2htthe term ending in 1940. Board :members of that date were A.E. Holcom, Thomas Pugh and Gee. Lown-.' --~-~-=--- --; ; Mildred S. Ross taught the first two terms of the 1940's giving her four consecutive terms, I lollowed by Mrs. Edith Moses, Emma Petefish, and Helen Woodward for the 1944-45 and 1945- : ' : 46 terms. · The school was closed for the next two_ terms and b~ arrangement with No.6 the pupils were' transported there. In 1948, the district asked Pleasant Valley No. 14 to take No. 83 into their ,district. This was accomplished and District No. 83 was annexed to District No. 14 by County. Superintendent Margaret Hurley. The combined districts then known as "New" District No. i14, sold the old Model schoolhouse to Harry Richardson, Jr., for the sum of $1025.00. I I -,------- -"----------,-,,-:---:----, -------~- ----- _. ------- From Rural Schools and Schoolhouses of Douglas Courity, Kansas , by Goldie Piper Daniels. This book can be purchased through the DCGS for $14.00 plus postage and tax. ~---~~ I' I I I i I I -- ----- :-~~f~-\. :_9'~)~ : --~-,~~-------- Wes te rn Home Journal, Lawrence, Ks., March 16, 1882 ~ - ~-----l I \ SHOT Last Friday afternoon little Willie MEARES aged thirteen, and his brother Eddie, aged twelve, who live on the place of their mother, Mrs. William MEARES about four miles south of town, went hunting for rabbits, and coming suddenly upon one Eddie became excited, and looking straight at the rabbit but pointing his gun at Willie pulled the trigger and sent a charge of shot into the little fellow's thigh. Others being near the wounded boy '{o]as taken home and Dr. MOTTRAM called who dressed his wounds and left him in comfortable a condition as possible under the circumstances. The doctor says that if the shot had entered the inside of the thigh instead of the outside the wound would have been fatal. As it is it will be very painful and take a good while to heal, but it is not at all dangerous._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .-lI ~_~ : Lawrence Daily Journal and Evening Tribune, October 23, 1894 Franklin The old burying ground needs repairs such as a new fence. �"rI/~ ~;n;fM-i ··-L~-: I 198 - - NOTES FROM "THE SECRETARY BOOK OF THE COLUMBIA LITERARY SOCIETY, DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS, 1894-1897." . ----~- :' . COLUMBIA NO. 67 Continued from Volume IX, No. 3 Jan. 5, 1897 - The meeting was called to order by the president, Henry BAKER. After the routine business, the following officers were elected: President, Lue FLORY; Vice-President, Henry BAKER; Secretary, Ella FLORY; Treasurer, Lewis CHURCHBAUGH; Sergeant-at-Arms, John CHURCHBAUGH. After recess and a volunteer program, the meeting adjourned. No debate was held and there was no record of attendance. Jan. 12, 1897 - After the routine business meeting, the question for debate was: Resolved, "that town people act greener in the country than country people do in town." No decision was reached and it was to be taken up in the Feb. 2 meeting. Those attending were: Maud FLORY, Lewis CHURCH BAUGH , Ora STUDEBAKER, Charlie PELLET, Hattie SANDERS, :Joe WILLIAMS, Charlie BROHAMMER, Alva FLORY, Perry FLORY, Lee FLORY, L.M. FLORY, Henry BAKER, and Roy FLORY. Jan. 26, 1897 - The meeting was called to order by John CHURCHBAUGH, the sergeant-at-arms. The routine business was taken care of. After recess a short volunteer program was given. The society adjourned to meet the next Tuesday evening. Those attending were: Ella FLORY, John CHURCHBAUGH, Iva FLORY and Maud FLORY. Feb. 2, 1897 - The meeting was called to order by the president Lue FLORY. After the routine business meeting the following officers: President, Henry BAKER; Vice-President, Lewis CHURCHBAUGH; Secretary, Ella FLORY; Treasurer, Dave WILLIAMS; Sergeant at Arms,Char1ie PELLET. After recess and a short program,came the debate question: Resolved, "that town people act greener in the country than country people do in town." Judges decided in 'favor of the affirmative. The meeting adjourned. Those attending were: Henry BAKER, Lue FLORY, Lewis CHURCHBAUGH, Dave WILLIAMS, Charlie PELLET, Alva FLORY, Tom CLARK, Charlie BROHAMMER, Vina CHURCHBAUGH, Ora STUDEBAKER, Alonzo STUDEBAKER, Ella FLORY, Lee FLORY and Joe WILLIAMS. Feb. 9, 1897,- The meeting was called to order by the president, Henry BAKER. After the routine business, recess and program, the meeting adjourned. Those attended were: Maud FLORY, Ella FLORY, Earnest FLORY, Fred FLORY, John BANKS, Clifford ELLIS, Roy FLORY, Hazel JONES, Henry BAKER,~Aaron ULRICH, Alva FLORY, Lewis CHURCHBAUGH, Lue FLORY and Iva FLORY. \ �'-, Columbia Literary socc-i'e~ty continued Feb. 16, 1897 - The meeting was called to order by the president, Henry BAKER. After the business meeting and recess, a short program was given. The debate question was: "that women should have the right to vote." Judges decided in favor of the affirmative. The meeting adjourned. Those who attended were: Maud FLORY, Fred FLORY, Mabel GRAHAM, Vina CHURCHBAUGH, Henry BAKER,E11a FLORY, Joe WILLIAMS, Lee FLORY, Leroy FLORY and Ora STUDEBAKER. Feb. 23, 1897 - The president, Henry BAKER, called the meeting to order. After the business meeting and recess, there was a short program. There was no debate and no record of the attendance. March 2, 1897 - The meeting was called to order by the president, Henry BAKER. After the routine business, the election of officers resulted in the following: President, Charlie BROHAMMER; Vice-President, L.M. FLORY; Secretary, Rosa BROHAMMER; Treasurer, Lee FLORY; Sergeant-at-Arms, Dave WILLIAMS. After recess and a short program, the debate question was: Resolved, "that railroads have done more towards improving the U.S. than water navigation." The judges ruled in favor of the affirmative. The meeting adjourned. No attendance record was given. March 9, 1897 - The president, Charlie BROHAMMER called the meeting to order. After the routine business meeting, recess followed and then came a short program. The debate question was, "Resolved, that womens' work is harder than mens." The judges ruled in favor of the affirmative. Those attending were: Rosa BROHAMMER, Charlie BROHAMMER, Fred FLORY, Hattie SANDERS, Ella FLORY, Vina SANDERS, Henry BAKER, Dave WILLIAMS, Charlie SANDERS and Iva FLORY. Nov. 2, 1897 - Lue FLORY, the vice-president called the meeting to order. Mr. BRIDWELL volunteered "to do the janitor work for awhile." A motion was made and carried that the treasurer buy a can of oil . and lamp chimnfty for the society. An election resulted in the following officers: President, Lue FLORY; Vice-President, Arthur BRIDWELL; Secretary, Ella FLORY; Treasurer,. Joe WILLIAMS; Sergeant-at-Arms, Lewis CHURCHBAUGH. Recess followed with a short program after. The society adjourned. No record of attendance was given. Nov. 9, 1897 - Mr. BRIDWELL, the vice-president, called the meeting to order. In the business meeting, a motion was made and carried to publish a society paper once a month with Mr. BRIDWELL and Ella FLORY as the first editors. Also a motion was made and carried to have a debate only once a month. After recess and the program, the meeting adjourned. Those attending were: Arthur BRIDWELL, Ella FLORY, Charlie PELLET and Lewis CHURCHBAUGH. Nov. 16, 1897 - Mr. BRIDWELL, the vice-president, called the meeting to order . After the routine business meeting and recess, the program .followed. The meeting adjourned. Those attending were: Arthur BRIDWELL, Harry STUDEBAKER, Walter DEARDORF, Henry DEARDORF, Lewis CHURCHBAUGH, Mr. KiMBERT, Fred FLORY, Maud FLORY, Vina CHURCHBAUGH, Joe vJILLIAMS and Ella FLORY. Nov •. 23, 1897 - The meeting was called to order by Mr. BRIDWELL, the vicepres1dent. A motion was made and carried that Mr. LeWis and Miss Mary CHURCHBAUGH would act as editors for the next paper. After recess and �Columbia Literary Society continued program, the paper was read by Mr. BRIDWELL and Miss Ella FLORY. The meeting adjourned. Those attending were: Arthur BRIDWELL, Ella FLORY, Lewis CHURCHBAUGH, Mary CHURCHBAUGH, Vina CHURCHBAUGH, Maud FLORY, Hattie SANDERS, Iva FLORY, Alva FLORY and Henry PEARDORF. Nov. 30, 1897 - The meeting was called to order by the president, Lue FLORY. The routine business was taken care of followed by a selected reading by Lewis CHURCHBAUGH. The meeting adjourned. The only people mentioned as attending were: Lue FLORY, Ella FLORY and Lewis CHURCHBAUGH. Dec. 7, 1897 - The meeting was called to order by the president, Lue FLORY. An election of officers resulted in the following: President, Arthur BRIDWELL; Vice-President, Henry BAKER; Secretary, Hattie SANDERS; Treasurer, Charlie BROHAMMER; Sergeant-at-Arms, Dave WILLIAMS. After recess and the program came the debate question: Resolved, "that capital punishment should be abolished in the U.S." Judges decided in favor of the negative. The meeting adjourned. Those attending were: Lue FLORY, Ella FLORY, Arthur BRIDWELL, Henry BAKER, Hattie SANDERS, Charlie BROHAMMER, Dave WILLIAMS, Iva FLORY, Charlie PELLET, Vina CHURCHBAUGH, Maud FLORY, Harry STUDEBAKER, Earnest FLORY, Henry BAKER, Joe WILLIAMS and Alva FLORY. Dec. 14, 1897 - The meeting was called to order by the president, Mr. BRIDWELL. Ella FLORY was acting secretary as Hattie SANDERS was absent. The debate was postponed for two weeks as all the speakers were not present. After recess and a short program, the meeting adjourned. The present were: Arthur BRIDWELL, Ella FLORY, Iva FLORY, Henry DEARDORF, Myrtle BOYD, Maud FLORY, Charlie PELLET, Vina CHURCHBAUGH, Lue FLORY, Mr. KIMBERT, Mr. MILLER, and Henry BAKER. Dec. 21, 1897 - Mr. BRIDWELL, the president, called the meeting to order. After the business meeting, recess followed. A short program was presented and the society paper was read by Mr. Lewis CHURCHBAUGH and Miss Mary CHURCHBAUGH. The meeting adjourned. The following attended: Arthur BRIDWELL, Hattie SANDERS, Henry BAKER, Charlie PELLET, Lewis CHURCHBAUGH, Mary CHURCHBAUGH, Vina CHURCHBAUGH, Lee FLORY, Alva FLORY, Ella FLORY, Earnest FLORY, Perry FLORY, Henry DEARDORF and Iva FLORY. COLUMBIA LITERARY SOCIETY ROLL CALL FOR 1897 Alva FLORY Hazel JONES Henry BAKER Earnest FLORY Mr. KIMBERT John BANKS Ella FLORY Mr. MILLER Myrtle BOYD Fred FLORY Charlie PELLET Arthur BRIDWELL Charlie BROHAMMER Iva FLORY Charlie SANDERS L.M. FLORY Rosa BROHAMMER Hattie SANDERS Vina SANDERS John CHURCHBAUGH Lee FLORY Lewis CHURCHBAUGH Leroy FLORY Alonzo STUDEBAKER Mary CHURCH BAUGH Lue FLORY Harry STUDEBAKER Vina CHURCHBAUGH Maud FLORY Ora STUDEBAKER Tom CLARK Perry FLORY Aaron ULRICH Henry DEARDORF Roy FLORY Dave WILLIAMS Walter DEARDORF Mabel GRAHAM Joe WILLIAMS Clifford ELLIS Note: This is the end of the minutes in this book. I do not know if the society continued to meet or if it ended. The CHURCHBAUGHS named in the review are my great aunts and great uncles. The book is in my possession and I would be glad to show it to anyone who is interested. Mary CHURCHBAUGH JAMISON Picture from Rural Schools and Schoolhouses of Douglas Co., Ks., by Goldie . PIPER DANIELS �<!autri£~ Queries are free to membe·rs. They should state at least two facts to gain best results. Queries are also. free to non-members but must concern Kansas related ancestors of fifty·years or earlier. Haxine P. (Moore) HOUGLAND', Rt. 1, Box l53C, Perry, KS 66073 Want James OSHEL Parents? James, born 1800 in PA, was in Marietta, OH, l834~ James OSHEL died Prairie Center, KS in 1892, Prairie Center Cemetery. His wife was Sarah'HLSON BONER. P OSHEL WILSON BONER HOLLAND . COPELAND· BOYDSTON SLOCUM REED STANFIELD WAGONER SHAW DOTY JONES SCHULTZ Edna Bashor WELLING, Rt. 3, Box 298A, Baldwin City, KS 66006 Wants information about Priscilla HOLLAND, daughter of Nathaniel HOLLAND and Mary Jane (Polly) BOYDSTON-, md. John COPELAND. She died at Dearing, KS in late 1890's. Want·to contact her children and/or grandchildren. Zona E. SMITH, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, KS -66044 Seeking information on siblings of Sarah Almeda SLOCID1 REED. Sarah (Almeda) married Darius REED in Ohio. Removed to Indiana, Daughter of Thomas N. SLOCUM, b. Hass. Children of Sarah and. Darius REED were Esther STANFIELD, Elizabeth HAGONER, Marietta SHAW, George REED, Lydia DOTY, Charles REED, Priscilla REED, and . Victory REED. Ray H. SHAW, 17410 Mpl Vly HySp75, Renton, WA 98058 Seek information on parentage of Henry Richard JONES (born'PA 1864, died Colorado 1943) & wife Lizzie SCHULTZ JONES married in Douglas Co., KSMarch 17, 1888 (born GeTIllany?-di'ed Oklahoma 1909) .. Steve HICKS, Route 5, Lawrence, KS ·66046 Would like to borrow the following books: British Aliens in the United States During the War of 1812 by 'Kenneth Scott German Immigrants: Lists of .Passengers Bou~d from Bremen to New York, 1847-1854 by Gary J. Zimmerman & Marion Holfert Washington County, Northwest Territory, Court of Common Pleas Index, 1795-1803 by W. Louis Phillips Maxi~~ P. U.1ooreYHOUGLA~JD, Rt~- 1, Bo~ 153C, P-erri, KS 66073: Who were Abraham DILLON' s parents? Abraham was born i n1795, in Penna. Was in Knox Co., OH 1830. Came to St. Joseph, MO ' in 1835 by wagon team. Burie.din Mt. Mora: Cemetery. St. Joseph, I Mo. His wife was Catherine Abraham died 1876, Catherine died 1873. - .·DILLON '--- -'- WELLING TUCKER . Edna Bashor Welling, Rt. 3, Box 298-A, Baldwin City, KS 66006. Needinfor about parents of EdwardL. WELLING of Johnson County, KS. Married Hariet TUCKER of Dg.Co., KS and he is buried in Clinton Cemetery, Dg. Co., KS. -------.----_. - ---_. -._--'-'-. -----~---- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Douglas County Genealogical Society Subject The topic of the resource Douglas County (Kan.) -- Genealogy Douglas County (Kan.) -- History Description An account of the resource This collection is comprised of the publications of the Douglas County Genealogical Society, including issues of The Pioneer (the quarterly newsletter of the Society) as well as directories, various indexes compiled by members of the Society, and other resources of interest to genealogists and researchers studying the history of Lawrence and Douglas County, Kansas. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Douglas County Genealogical Society (Lawrence, Kan.) 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Title A name given to the resource The Pioneer, Vol. 9, No. 4: Summer 1986 Subject The topic of the resource Douglas County (Kan.) -- Genealogy Douglas County (Kan.) -- History Douglas County Genealogical Society (Lawrence, Kan.) Description An account of the resource The quarterly newsletter of the Douglas County Genealogical Society in Douglas County, Kansas, containing information regarding the organization, activities, and membership of the Society, and articles of interest to those researching family ties to or the history of Douglas County, Kansas. The contents of Volumes 1-12 of The Pioneer are indexed in a separate publication. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Douglas County Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Douglas County Genealogical Society (Lawrence, Kan.) 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