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Vice-President . . . . . • Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary • Treasurer • . • Librarian •• • •• Genealogist • Newsletter Editor • • •• • Pioneer Editor. • • · Membership Chairman • Refreshments. • • • Goodwill. • • • • • • •• • Calling Committee • Janet Payne, 213 High St., Baldwin City, KS 66006 DonnaShogrin, 648 Schwarz Rd., Lawrence, KS 66044 Dorothy Wiggins, 2020 Stratford Rd., Lawrence, KS 66044 Mary Lou Winchell, 927 Crestline, Lawrence, KS 66044 Justyn Brown, 2024 New Hampshire St., Lawrence, KS 66046 Pauline Lindell, 2713 Harvard Rd., Lawrence, KS 66044 Dr. Thomas Gorton, 831 Illinois St., Lawrence, KS 66044 Mary Burchill, 1622 Kentucky St., Lawrence, KS 66044 Jane Wiggins, Route 5, Box 54, Lawrence, KS 66046 COMMITTEES Beverley Chapman, 2114 Marvonne, Lawrence, KS 66046 Shirley North, 1337 New Jersey St., Lawrence, KS 66044 Pauline Lindell, 2713 Harvard Rd., Lawrence, KS 66044 Dorothy Clarke, Chairperson, 1908 New Hampshire St., Lawrence, KS 66046 . 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Thank you for your help. *** **** .Volume 1 of the Complete Tombstone Census of Douglas County, Kansas is now available from DCGS Tombstone Census, % Jean Snedeger, 1638 Rhode Island Street, Lawrence, KS 66044, $33.28, including tax. Please add $2.50 for postage. �THE PIONEER Published Quarterly by The Douglas County Genealogical Society P.O. Box 3664 Lawrence Kansas 66046-0664 ISSN 0739-4101 --------------------------------~------------------------------------------------ Fall 1986 Vol. X, No. 1 ------------------~----------------------------------- --------------------------- Contents Page The Ancestors, Family and Descendants of Johann Henrich Ludwig THOREN and Catharina Sophia BECKMEIR from 1630 to 1984, Reviewed. i Index to Contents of The Pioneer - Vol. IX • • . • • . . • . • • • 1 Death Notices in Newspapers (Jan. l86l-0ct. 1863) • • . • • • . • • 3 Newspaper Clippings from the Scrapbook of Maude WOODARD, 1911-1913 .11 Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records, 1881 • • . . . . • • • • . . 15 Alphabetical Listing of the Brides from 1881 Marriage Records. . • 25 Ahnentafel of Patricia Jolene SAUM WILLIAMS . • • . . . • . • • 30 Adjutant General Enrollment of Soldiers--Act of 1883 (ABBOTT. to BUTLER). • 32 Townships Clinton - Obituary of' John HARRELL . . . . . . . • . . • . 39 Eudora - Eudora in 1881 • • . • • . . • • 40 Grant - Early Settlers of Grant Township - Anna HORGAN WARD • 41 Kanwaka - School Teachers, 1899-1908 • • . . . • . 43 Lecompton - Greenwood School Pupils, 1898 •• • • 44 Lecompton Items . • • • .... • . • 44 Marion - Rock Creek School, District No. 13 • • . 45 Palmyra - School Teachers, 1899-1902 • • . . 47 Wakarusa - Henry W. EGGERT's Letter to His Children 48 Willow Springs - Columbia School. . . . • • 49 Union School, 1926-27. 50 Queries. • • . . . • • 51 • • e. • • THE ANCESTORS, FAMILY AND DESCENDANTS OF JOHANN HENRICH LUDWIG THOREN AND CATHARINA SOPHIA BECKtillIR FROM 1630 TO 1984 BY ELIZABETH HAYNES -. This is a loose bound volume of 135 pages compiled by Mrs. Elizabeth HAYNES of Santa Rosa, CA. As any useful genealogy should be, the volume is 'indexed. Mrs. HAYNES documents the ancestors of Mr. THOREN and his wife Catharina: BECKMEIR back to the 1600's. Pictures and a description of the Brakelsick, Germany area are included which was the birthplace of the couple. An interesting bit of information Mrs. HAYNES mentions is children took the name of the mother on occasion as in the event a woman became a widow and remarried. The new husband took the name of the farm. The THORENS came to America and settled in Stephanson County, Illinois. Most of the seven children stayed in Illinois or nearby states. Of special interest to those with family in Douglas County, Kansas, .:.is the section on Henrich Christian THOREN and Katharinia Elizabeth ROHRBACH. The couple came to Eudora, Kansas in its very early years. They raised a large family and most of their descendants are listed. A few of the families I in Douglas County are THOREN, NELS, GERSTENBERGER, ALTENBERND, FLEMING, GABRIEL and DURR. In the more recent families many dates of births, deaths and marriages are given. Reviewed by Donald W. VAUGHN, Lawrence, Ks. i �1 'I~aEX' TO' CONTENTS ~~, (Ii' THE PI~EER, VOLUME IX' 1986' . PBE '1985l~' ' - 7 " , ( " '.~/~ r Adverti seme~tst Standard AUlas, Doug11as County 19211 .......... 3:IFC: Bl1ack Jack School No.9, see Palmyra Twp .................... 3::1'52 Barker Grange; No,. 27, 11873, see Wakarus a TWIL . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1::45 Bronson, John L." Death, 1862 ............................... 1:17 Brubaker School, 1881, see Marion T,wp' •• . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 3::149 Churches:- First Baptist Church, Lawrence .............•.... 1:,4 Plymouth Congreg ationa1 Church t Lawrence ........ 1 ::23' Presbyteri an Church, see Lecompton TWp-, ••••••••• 4::-191 Washington Creek Church, see Marion Twp ........ r,::4()\ Coleman, Ezekiel/{., Testimony'1859 ....................... 3::120'. Columbia Literary Society '1894-97, see Willow Springs Twp,•.. 1::48 2H-03';;' 3r::-154;: 4::1198, Davis, Mrs. Mary f(•. t Death, see Clinton Twp' ...... ~ ........• 2::87' Deay, James, Death, see Clinton Twp .. -............. ...••. 3::137 Dodder and Simmons Family, see Marion Twp •...............• 4::192 ,Dougl1as County:: Births from Lawrence Newspapers 1861-63 .... 4::159 Di vorces Passed by the Terr~ Legi s. /{s's'y, 1'8611 •• 1 ::26 Jury Panel, 1913' ................................• 2':57Marrift!t'age Records; 1877 ............................. 1 t7 .,: 1878 ............................ 2t~ 1879 •..........................• 3::121.' " ", 1880' • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . '4':'172 Rural School Graduates, 1913 .................... 4::158 1'::3 Township; Officers, 1897, •................... '. . . . . Wills Recorded 1857-1873 ................... 2::81;,3:108 D. C~ G'. S'. Members, 1986-1986 •...................... 2::54; 3 :107 Earthquake 1867 •................................ '. . . . . . . . . .. 2::62 G. /{. R., Washington Po'st No. 12, Photos of Members 1881-1907 2::74 Gregg, Deacon Alexander and Wife, Silver Wedding 1884 ...... 3:134 Ha1owe'en Party, see Wakarusa Twp ......................... 11::46 Hampshire, Mrs. Kate R:, Death,' see Lecompton Twp ......... 1:39 Hesper News Items 1881, see Eudora Twp .•.................. 4~187 Hoyt, &laj. David Starr, see Clinton Twp .................... 2:86 Index to Contents of The Pioneer, Volume VIII, 1984-85 ..... , 1::l~ In Memori am: John V. Banta, Jt!'Ij Clayton C. Stanwix ........ 3::1:07 Internal Revenue Service Records, Jan-May 1867 ............. 4::165 Jenkins, Mrs. Gaius, see Wakarusa Twp! •.................... 3:153 Kennedy, J. R'•. , Death 1883 •............................... 3:l!13 Landowners 1873, see Grant Twp •.......................... 4:188 Maps: Grant Twp' 1921 •.................................... l':LFC Douglas Cbunty 1921 ................................ 4';160 Marri age Notices in Newspapers, Jan 186l-Oct 1863 ...•...•.. 4':'160 Metsker, Phillips, see Lecompton Twp • . . . • . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . 1;:42 Morris, Dr. Richard, Diary 1867 •..•....................... 2::59 Naturali zations: Dec!. of Inteniion (Mansfield to Schutz) .. 1:1'8 ", .. (Schutz to Zimmerman).. 2::77 News I terns, 1882 ••.................................. 2 ::Index Page Newspaper Items, see Lecompton TWp •......• 1893',4::l!91j: 1898, 1:39 ft· .' �I',:~.;;-" .. _. ---""" _.- ',--- .. I "., I: " ' , , O"deJ!l, Gus~ -()e~ih --.~~-:-. '. : : :'-.-. -. -:.-:. --:-:::-.--:-::.... ~ -. '-:-.~-. ~ ~- :-~~.- -4:'iM "Past 75" Picnic. 1913 •..................................... 3::114 Pioneers, 1860-1885, see Kanwaka Twp ...................•••.. 4 ::189 Read, Freddy Rockwell, Death 1862 .......................•..• 1 ::17 School Times, Baldwin, see Palmyra Twp ..............• 3::150; 4:'194 SChool District No. 83, see Wakarusa Twp ••.•.....••••••.••• 4:196 Tax-Payers 1900-01, 'se'e Clinton TWp .......................... 4:185 .. 1900-01, see Eudora Twp ........................... 4:186 Testimonies, Losses Claimed 1 Nov 1855- 1 Dec 1856, K. T.'~ ..•. 3:'118 Township's:: Clinton, Davis, Mrs. Mary A. Death 1882 ••.............. 2:87 Hoyt, Maj. David Starr, 1857 ................... 2:86 Washington Creek School No. 22 History....... 3:'l!35 ",' .." a," II, Enrollment 1912 •. 3::137 Tax-Payers 1900-01 ............................ 4:-185 EUdora, Country News, 1897 .................. ;........ 1 :32 Deay, James, Death 1913 ....................... 3:139 Hesper News Items 1881 ........................ 4:-187 History of Area Churches ...................... 2:88 Register Voters 1867: ........•....••••......... 3: 138 Tax-Payers 1900-01 ........................... , .4::186 Grant, Landowners 1873 ..........................•..... 4:188 Newspaper Items .......•............ 3(::141; \ 1::34; 2::95 T'ax-Payers 1900-01 •................ -: .-. . . . . • 3:1'40 Kanwaka, Letter from Kanwaka, 1882 •...................... 2:.96 News Items •............................... l :~37:' 3 :143 Mound School District No. 35 ••.•...•...•....•.. 1"::36 Pioneers 1860-1885 ••....................••.••• 4: 189 T,ax-Payers 1900;;'01 •........................•.. 3: 142 Lecompton, Hampshire, Mrs. Kate p., Death 1884 .....•..• 1::39 Newspaper Notices, Big Springs 1893 •......•..• 4:191 News Items, Big Springs 1898................... 1:39 Presbyterian Church, 1857 ....................•. 4:191 Tax-Payers 1900-Oll ............................ 2:97 Winter School Distirct No. 70, History ......... 3':144 Marion. Brubaker School Enrollment 1881 .••.......•.•.. 3: 149 The Dodder and Sinunons Family ••..............•. 4:192 Registration of Vote,rs, 1867 .................. 2:1~8; Tax-Payers 1900-1901 •................•.••..... 3:147 Washington Creek Church 1858 •................. 1::40 Palmyra, Black Jack School No.9, 1881 ................. 3:152 The School! Ti'mes" Baldwin Items 1892 •.... 3'::150;; 4:-194 Tax-Payers 1900;;'1901 ••..•...................... 2':99 , 'Vim1 an9!~9.sJ:oJ:~fc~,_ .H~'s~ory~~8~194! ......... i l !.:~3 ~ Wakarusa', Barker Grange No. 27. 1873 .•••.•••..•........ ll::45 Hill .~ a ' owe .,en Party 1'1\15 ,7 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1:46 Jenkins, Mrs. G'afus, 90th Birthday 1:913' •....... 3:1'53 ,Model Distriict No. 83, History •••............. 4::196 Wiirlow'. ~rings; Co1umbi.a Literary Society •..•.••. t:'48l;:' ;: 2::103 _ ft II, ft, '-' • • • • 3':-1'54; 4:-198 V,ausl)augh, Henry', Death 1882 .•..•.•. ~~ -. .- ::: ..... -:. .-. : . ~ ... -: .. - 4::r64 ' Vi'n1andi, Postoffice, Hfstory' 1868;..1947" see Palmyra TWp •. . N'43 Washington Creek School No. 22, see Clinton T.Wp,...... 3:-1:35t; 3:1'37 Wiinter Schoo-ll No. 70, see Lecompton TWp' ..................... 3::1'44 J ~~piled by Pauline B. ELNIFF, Lawrence, KS. �I 3 l'Jc:>t i c e s Dea.th ~ in. (Jan 1861-0ct 1863) The following death-notices were copied from the following newspapers: Lawrence Republican through Nov 1862 onlY)--"LR";: Kansas ~ta~e J6urnal, (through 13 Aug 1863, -followed by the first issue after Quantrill's Raid of Lawrence dated 1 Oct 1863)--"KSJ"; and Lecompt~:m National Democrat--"L Nat Dem". Compiled by Judy Sweets and Pauline Elniff. I------~, II - .'(-- - - ________ ALLEN. J . S ,amueI ..• b a ou t- J. ()0 . colored. drowned on Saturday fafternoon h at this place while bathing. Found about 1~ miles ['om t e 19 Jun 1862. p. 3 ALLEN. Jessie. 7 mos. 28 days. adopted daughter of Lyman and JeanettB ALLEN. died in this city on 8th inst; of dysentary. KSJ. 27 Jun 1861. p. 3. ALLEN. Nettie. 10 mos. 21 days. youngest ch i.ld of Elmore and I\nn L. ALLEN. died 29 uLt in Lawrence. from dropsy.LR. 2 Oct 1862. p. 3. Also KSJ. 2 Oct H362. p. 3. '.'died 29th inst." 'I\LLEN. Norman (Capt.). born I\lleghany Co.. NY. 2 May J 830, (,ame to Missour-i as early as 1852. came to Lawrence in 1854. died on 8th inst. in St. Louis. (Long obItuary). KSJ. 16 Jul 1863. p. 2. 'I\NDEHSON. last in . shot by self-defens~. Judge A. I. Baker near KSJ. 15 May 1062. p. 3. ~ ·'I\NGI!:I..I... H.C .• of Co. K of Kansas 1st Heg .. i' LH. 7.2 Aug Hl61, p. 2. - Counci.l Grove in ·t river LI' -y. ". CJ. on Monday killed at Battle of Spr-.ingf.ieJd. Lt. Horatio. of 31st N.Y. Vols. brother of C.W. Babcock of Lawrence. BABCOCK, and O.E. Babcock. died. Had been wounded at Battle of West Point. VA. Was born Franklin Co., VT. (From the Leavenworth Conservative.) LR. 12 Jun 1862. p. 2. I\lso. KS,J. 29 May 1862. p. 3. "Wounded on 'lth May. survived 24 hours.'" BI\CON. Mr' . -.,..--' ci tizen of Atchi.son KSJ. Thurs. , 27 Nov 1062. p. 3. BI\ILEY. James G .• k.illed by Indi.an arrows about 1.5th Aug. whi.le encamped on Greene River some 80 mUes N. of Salt Lake City. lie was in a parl;y of emigrants from this Co. for Salmon Hiver'. He .leaves .Lar.ge family. at Rising Sun just opposite Lecompton. KS,) • .16 Oct 11362. p. J. I3AKEH. Judge A.I .• murdered in revenge for death of Anderson on Santa fe Road on JIst July (?) by· Quantrell. 's men. From Emparl;] News. LH. 10 Jul 1862. p. 2. Also. KS.J. 10 Jul 1062. p. 3. "ki.lled by pistols. on Thurs. evening.J Jul. Brother-in-law SEGUH also killed. from Emporia News. ) Co. found murdered. Mon. 1 '7 th inst. BALDWIN. ,James. a propr.'ietor of Lawrence Ferry. died Thurs. 29th \lIt. from injuri.es. He was returning from trip to Leavenworth. near the Little Str.ange (Creek?), thrown from horse. lIe had a brot.her. Lt. Moses Baldwin~ Was buried Friday last. leaves young wJfe. Funent.L sermon next sabbath 11:00 by Elder Veatch. BANKS. pAHDER. /-I.iram B., about 30.: brother of Maj. Gen. Banks. kill.ed.i.n one of late battles in Virginia. Connected wi th Boston press. subsequently resided in Connecticut a ~rominent orator. LR, 18 Sep 1862. p. 3. Thomas. ag~ 78 yrs; 2 mos. 1 day. died at residence of Ilis son. Oliver Barber, nati.ve of Pennsyl.vani.a . .in Ohio . .1.3 years. came to Kansas slwinq of 11355 with ,son. Thomas W. Barber. who was killed in t;r'oubl.es of that year. LH. 14. ~eb .1.061, p. 3. �\3I\HKI~H, Or. I'['ancis, 56 yeclrs, died n~ his resi,dence neiJr this city. of congestion of lungs, Sunday. 1st lnst. 8 0 clock. P. M. Hesident of KS 25 yrs., .18 yrs. missionary wi th the Shawnee Ind.tans, member of Bapt.i.st Church. LH (?) ~) Feb 1863. BI\SSETT. Mrs. Susan M .• 65 yrs. died near Lecompton on ]8th inst. of pneumonia. "Boston puper's pJense copy". LR. 2'1 Mar 1862. p. 3. I\lso. KSJ. 27 Mar 1862. p. 3. says "died 15th Inst." BI\TI!:S. shot with: Jack Shel ton at From Conservative. LoR, 9 Oct 1862. p. I3EI\TLEV, ~)O Bullcreek. 2. "a short: time since". shot by MoUeI' (or Motter?) at Big Sandy Stat:i.on. miles west of MarysvLl.le on Sunday 11th. KSJ, 29 MClY 1862, p. 3, BETTS. Wilson. formerly of Mahaska Co .• IN. died at Springfield 22 I\ug. Wounded at Battle of Wi Ison' s Creek. 10 Aug. Member of Co "F". 2nd KS Vol. joined Co. Mansfield, L.inn Co. "IUs effects consisted of BibJe. coats, blankets. etc. :in my possession." Signed Capt. 13. P. I\yers. 2nd KS Vol." "Iowa papers pLease copy." LH 5 Sep 1861. p. 3. BEWLEY. Hev. Anthony. a martyr for religion undliberty. (No date of death given). Funeral sermon by Rev. W. H. DavIs. D. D. in Co.l.lege Bui.td ing. Baldwin City. LoR. 22 I\ug 1861, p. 3. BICNI~R. r'1rs. wi.fe of I"laj. Bigner of ..Dtll W.I Heg .• died at Eldr'idge House. yesterday morni.nq. Mr-. Bigrwr is returning w:ith her body to Wi scons i.n for j nterment. KSJ. 3 I\pr- .1.862. p. 3. BIHD. Geo. (Family). p{l('(m\:s and chiJdren burned to d(·~aL~h ill; PuJJin's Corners. Wayne Co .. MO. Sal;. Jast by kerosene oU can explosion. LH. 10 ;Jul 1862. p. :3. BLISS. Me. rabies, "Bl.ack Hawk". half-breed mill in Topeka by ci t.izE)fl of Weston. MO. bitten Monday eveni~g. KSJ. 28 I\ug 1862. p.3. Pottawatomie Indian. I saac I~dwnrds. died 2. by sma I.l a dog. died of s tnbberl .I as t Mon. even. by the next day. LR. 28 Mar 1861. p. B\..I\NCIII\IW. 1\. ,Judson. age :10. of N. Y. C,il:y. fonnerly of 23rd Sep at 1·loU ister'. I')A. KSJ. 13 Nov 11162, p. :l. Lawr·ence. KS, died BHI\NCI\, Stephen. hung wi th .Jack Dixon by a band of unknown men at encampment crossing of Big Blue ['iver about. 4 miles above ManhoLtan. while they were prisoners. (From Manhattan Expr-ess. 4th inst). KS;J 16 Oct 1862. p. 1. BRI\NSCOMB. Thomos. of DeKalb Co .• MO. rn.i.li t1a. dr'owned wh.ile bath:i ng 28 Aug 1862. p. 3. private. Co. 1.n Missouri "II" 1st Reg. Cal. Mo. State river at Leavenwor th. KSJ. r~ BHOl\DIIEI\D. 1!:Uen 1\ •• age 25. w.ife of lion. J.L Broadhead of Mound City. died in Mound City. Born in N.Y. "western papers please copy." KSJ. 18 .Ju.L Hl61. p. 3. ~ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ L' _ BRONSON. John L.. in :lIst year. di.ed Thursday, 4 September of congestion of brain. Born Balt.imore. but parents soon moved to l'aJl River. MA. In 18.4/3 he came West with brother and spent 2 years .in 0, lA. and other po~nts on Mississipp.L. returned to )"a11 River and went .i.nto business. 1853-w~n_t t? Ca. ~or- 3 years. returned and married. his wife going bac~ WIth 111m on ]ourrrey out. They escaped seri.ous injury in railt'oad aCCIdent on the isthamus. on retu['n.sma.l] pox on board the steamer. left fo~ two weeks in Panama. 1857. c~me t6 KS. was building a dwelling. Lor{. 1.1 Sep 11362. p. 3. ~ . _ I �I--;~;~N~- I Elmore Ellsworth, .t Jane S. Brown, died 1862, p. 3. year 3 mos. 22 days, youngest son of W.i I.liam and in this city, Wednesday eve. 9th inst. LH, 10 Jul 13HOWN, Garwood II., 29 years, formerly of Durham, Green Co., NY, died at Lecompton Friday, 9th May 1862 after a short illness. KSJ, 15 May 1862, p. 3. 13HOWN, Wi lU.am, a Baptist minister of Linn Co., and a member of Capt. ,Jennison's Co., found dead last Monday in a ravine just east of town, Apparently shot himself with a Colt's revolver. LR, 13 Jun 186]. p. 3. Also, KSJ, t3 Jun 186L p. 3. "found in a ravine about 25 rods from Guest's saw mill in this city. Had resided in MO. four· to five years before coming to KS. A resi.dent of Linn Co., KS fOI~ past four years. Age about 30. Wounded by Colt revolver, found by Mr. HodelL a workman at mill. Hemains interred in Lawrence cemetery. " BUCKINGIIAM, Hon. Joseph Tinker, oldest pr.intel~ at his residence in Cambridge. Thursday, KSJ, 2 May 1861, p. 4. and jounla l.i.st in MA, 15 I\pr, age 81 yrs 3 BULLENE, Joseph, son of Lanthrop and Susan F. Bullene, 14th inst. I\ge 5 weeks. KSJ, 18 Jun 1863, p. 3. BUHDEN, died Sunday died mos. morning Mr. Ester Ann, 21 yrs, 13 days, daughter of B. lIornsby, a refugee from MO. now r·esidi.ng in this place and the sixth eh i.ld of that family that has died within three yeal~s, all of consumption. Leaves husband and two small children.LH, 10 I\pr 1862, p. 3. BUHGESS, Osman Stone, 3 yrs, 1 mo. ,. only son of Henry 1\. and Julia E. Bur·gess, died .in DeSoto, Johnson Co., KS, 19 Sep of congesti.on of lungs. LH, 9 Oct 1862, p. 3. BYLEH, I\.S., old citiz(')n of Shawnee Co., thr·owlI from his buggy between Tecumseh Topeka one day last week, dJed three days later. KSJ, 26, Jun 11362, p. CANI !"!" , .- ,-- 3. Emeline, wife of Dr. H. J. Caniff, died on Wed. afternoon, 12th inst. of pulmonary consumpt.ion. LH, 13 Jun HI6L p. 3. I\Jso, KSJ, 13 Jun 1861. p. 3-"tun(').r.~1 s!?rvice, Methodist church, four o'clock by Hevs. Fi~her and Reynolds: ---- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - _ . CARHOLL, WUp;~m, d:i"e.<LJJl.t.estate in I)ougl<'ls Co. 24 Jul 1863, leaving no heirs. Was 5 8 , s]lght bUIlt, 48 years old. Estate approximately $216. (Notice tor Heir's). KSJ, 30 Jul 1863, p. 3. CIII\PMAN, "I'lair Lip" , pr·ominent from Free-Stnte Times, ki lIed a year' more ago at Council Bluffs, shot in all affl-ay with a soldjer (over WI fe). Had resided j n Lawrence in log house on Lane and Jenkins cJaim. f(SJ, 6 Jan 1863. i o~ CI\TOH, WilLiam 3. CLI\HK, R., of Co. /I, 5th KS Cal.. kLlled at house of MI~s. W.i1lis, MO, (n9 date given), bor·n Scioto Co., 011 187.J. Emigrated to IN untl1 .1836, th.(~n moved to Grundy Co., MO, served in Mexican War, J: yr. as PrIvate, after. war married a niece of Col. K i.t Carson, moved Lo Mercer Co. and w~nt lnto mercantile business. Twice elected sheriff Merc.ee Delegat(~ to Democrat State Convention. (From Springfield Mlssourlan.). KSJ, ~2 Jun 1862, p. 1. Capt. R., Administration notice of decease. KSJ, 13 I\ug 1863, p. ,John ~pLingfjel.d, 0: I CLEVELAND, ,kiLLed hear Ossawatomi by soldier of KS 6th, morning of 11th inst., bur-ied Monday. Lie 14 May t862, p. 3. Also, KSJ, 22 May 1862, p. 2. "shot by John T. ,Johnson of Co. "C", KS 6th." COOVEH, k.illed by one of the scouts in Olathe near KS City, , LH 7 Aug 11362, p. 3. Wed. last I -' �-----_._-------- , ,Johnson Co., killed battle COPELAND, James M . , .recently from M'Camish, 2 "I" a t l Mor.Tistown, LH, 26 Sap 11161. p. 2. Also, KSJ, 26 Sep 1861,. p. " .' ro~ Topeka, kLlled i.nstantly by a charge thr'ough his head two Inches W) de. \ (From letter from camp near West Point, MOJ '\ COTT, Mrs. Stephen, died two or three nights Crusader. KSJ, 16 Apr 1863, p. 3. since, sudden.ly in sleep. r'rom COULTEJC Wi.llIe J., 5 mos . .1.5 d., youngest child of J.S. and Corde.1i.a K. COIl.lt(~r.·, died in Lawrence, on Sunday evening 14th inst. of diptheria. LR, 18 Sep 1862, p. J. CRUMPTON, Mrs. Fr'<lnces E., 20 yrs., '/ mos., 2 days, w.i fe of John W. Crumpt.on, di.ed i.n Lawrence, 3 Jan 1B62. Formerly of Warren Co., IN, leav(,)s infant son. Wan'en, IN Hepubl iean, _please copy. LH, 9 ,Jan lB62, p. 3. Also, KSJ,.9 ,ian .1.862, p. ~3-.inelud<is poem. I Grove about two DAVIDSON, .Jordan, late of Douglas county. James A. Davidson. KS.J, 11 June 1863, Final p. 3. Estate CUSH, ,I Philip, murdered near Counc.i.! LR, 26 Jaun 1862, p. 3. weeks ago Notice, by John Ward. AdmisitrBtor, DAWSON, chi Id of Danie.! Dawson, about two years old, d ted two miles East of Topeka. SuFfocated in mud-puddLe in the yard. KS,J, 25 Sep 1862, p. 3. DEVAN, , son of Mr. Devan of Dick:i.nson Co. Burned in prairie fire while hunting on Monday night:. KSJ, Thurs. 7 Nov 11361, p. 3. DINSMOOR, Ann JH izabeth, 13 yrs, 6 mos., only daughter of William A.' and Mary I\nn DJnsmoo[', dit-)d in I~udor'a township, 1'1 Mar of congestive fever. LH 27 Mar 1862. p. 3. DIXON, Jack, hung with Stephen Branch while prisoner at encampment of Cross.ing of Big Blue HiveI' abciut four miles above Manhattan. From Manhattan~ . Express, 4th inst. K~,), 16 Oct 1862, p. 1. DODD, ['V\;. A., first death in the 13th Heg. at hospital in this cH:y. 1J.i.ed of consumpti on and sever'e pneutnon ia. Funeral today. KS,) , 213 Nov 186 L p. 3. DODSWOHTH, John, bookbinder inst. Has son, Samuel, p. 3. for years in Lawrence. Died in Leavenworth 21st: who will continue his business. I(SJ, 29 .Jan Hl6], DOEHSCHLAG, Lieut., late of WI 9th. Inquest held in Leav8nworth, at first i t was thought he committed suicide, bllt fi.nal verdict was that he improperly used medic.ine to remedy a disordered system. K5J, 7.4 .Jul 1862, p. 2. DOUGLI\S, Stephen A., died. LIC 6 .Jun 1861, p. 2. /\lso, KS.J, 6 .Jun 11361, Steven Douglas died of typhus fever 3 Jun 1861, 9 I\.M. in Chicago. DUDLEY, Sidney, of this p.Lace, killed at HattIe Tribune, Sister and aged father survive. LH, DUEH, field. LH, of KS 22 Aug fj rst, lB6L of Cap\;. p. 2. of Springfield. From 5 Sep 1861, p. 2. McCook's Co., kiLled Topeka Battle of Spring- DUFFIELD, Hobert G., died (not date given). Admi.ni.strator notice, Hedgeman T. Duffield, I\dm. H~irs, Isabella, Mace, Mary M. Tuton, Nancy Ann Newton, State of MO. KSJ, 26 Feb IB63, p. 1. DUKE, James, shot by Bailey Smith , ~ho li.ves three miles this side of Leavenworth. Duke had been working for Smith and owed him a few dollars. KSJ, 24 I\pr 11362, p. 3. DUKI~S, James, murdered by Baily Smith, oFfered. KSJ, 24 Jul 1862, p. 3. 21 /\pril, '----------------------------------- Leavenworth -~,---•.!...\ Co ..' $200 II I reward 'I ---~ �Ii I' Il I: I I I EAHL.E, Caroline I~., one year-. 2 mos. 18 d., daughter of George F. Earle and Jennie L.. Earle of Lawrence died in Atchison on 21st inst. theria. L.R, 8 May 1862, p. 3. of Dip- E:DWARDS, Isaac C., of Jake Hurd gang, found hung Tues, last in Topeka jaiL. Had been arrested for stabbing "Blackhawk", a half-breed Pottawatomi fndian on Monday. L.R, 28 Mar 1861, p. 2. FARNHAM, Col., of Fire Zouves, wounded at Batt.1e of Bull' s Run. Died .in infirmary at Washington. (No date given). KSJ. 22 Aug 1861. p. 3. FAXON. Walter Henry. <lge 7. oldest son of WL1Uam and Harriet Faxon. died in this city. 20th inst. L.R. 21 Nov 1861. p. 3. Also. KSJ, 21 Nov 1861. p. 3. FI\XON, WilU.am T .• age 4.' only son of William T. and Harr:i.et Faxon. died this city. 13 Dec 1861. LR 19 Dec 1861. p. 3: 1\1so, KSJ, 19 Dec 1861. FEI\RE, David. an old citizen of Kansas, formerly of Polo, II... killed by bushwackers under Quantrell, 'about 15 miles from Springhill. He was pnrt of a party under Capt. Cochrane guarding mai L. L.R. 26 Jun 1862. p. in 2. FE:NN, Lyman D .• in 34th year. died 24 Sept at his residence in this city, of consumpt:i.on. Bor"n Plymouth. Conn., came to KS <lbout 5 years ago. KS.J. 26 Sep 1861. p. 3. FERRELL. M:i.nn:i.e. age 1 yr.'. 7 mos .. 4 days. daughter of Rev. T.J. and Miner"va Ferrell" Died near Lawrence on 13t:h inst. LN. 17 Jan 1861. p. 3. FERRILL. Minerva. 28 yrs. wi.fe of Rev. T. ,I. (cerrj.lL died on 1.1. inst. near Lawrence. Born Rhea Co., TN .. brought as child to MO where marr.ied in 1854, came to KS Septomber 1854. resided near Lawrence. Rev. H.D. Fisher preached. Buried last Sabbath. LH. Ih May 1861. p. 3. FJSII. an Engl ishrnan and tempster Oil Leavellwor"th ["oad, k.i.l led I.flSt week a few miles from Lawrence on the road to Leavenworth. fell under Wi.1gon wheels. KS.J, 23 May 1861, p. 3. 1\1so. KSJ, 30 May 186.1, p. 2. he was of "of Osage Co .• was a member of Board of Commissioner, a native of NY. I"ISIII~R. I\lbert, long known as restaurant keeper on Mass. St. Died Saturday in Leavenworth (?) nl: 6 P.M. 1\ German, leaves wife and children. KSJ. 7. Jul lU63. p. 2. I\lso, KSJ. 7. Jul 1863. died :i.n this city 27 Jun of congestion of brain. D:led suddenly. I\ge 42 years. FowLEH, Col. • a guerilla, killed by soldiers of Shackleford's Battalion. on Pond river seven ~iles from Madison. KY. KSJ. 13 Nov J862, p. 2. ! FRENCH, Theodore, died in Ridgeway township. Osage Co .. KS 21 Sept at residence of Elijah Hale. LH.~6 Sep 1861. p. 3. F'lnl~N[). PhUlip. murdered.: (no d[lte given). Car l Horne chnrged and conv:i.cted by Leavenworth jU["Y: and senl:enced to be hung. IQr"sl: capi taL convict.i.on in Kansas. KS.J. 13 Dec 1861, p. 3. GARDENHIHI!~, I II.. --------~~'~======~====~~~~====~~ Gen. J. B.. a 's~pporter of Emancipation in MO, on 20th inst:. ~f~Ption. KSJ, 27 Feb :186';' p. 3. died P'ayette. GI\HNETT. .John, soldIer, formerly of Grasshopper falls. drowned Ft. Leavenworth to St. L.ouis. LH, .1.9 Jun 1862, p. 2. on trip MO from GLI\SC()C~. - - - ' a ci t~"z~ of Bourbon Co.. shot while attempting to escape after he was arrested":---.He was confined in guard house at Ft. Scott KS,). 21 I\ug 1862, ip. 3. -. .. . L _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.L.L _ .1I __~-.-J �pr\· GODWIN, Mary E., 25 years, 11 mos., wife of G. W. Godwin, died in Clinton Douglas County on Monday 31st inst. LR, 6 Mar 1862, p. 3. Twp. GOODWIN, Clara, kUled by lightning with Miss Mary Pillsbury on 2nd i.nst. at residence of Joshua Pillsbury. She was to have been marrIed to Miss PiJlsbury's brother shortly. Had just arrived from S. Berwick. KSJ, 12 Jun 1862, p. 1. . GRl\Hl\M, Betsey K., age 53, known for many years in Lawrence as Mrs. Betsey KU liam, . one of first settlers of KS. coming in 1855. Born, lived, married .in Temple, New lIampshire and was res.ident of Pembroke and Concord, NH, died:, Waterloo, Lyon Co. 14 Mar 1863, member .oF M. E. Church in early years, attended Congregat.ional church for ten years, suffered many years From chron i.e I'hthisi.c and later cancer in right breast, had come to Lawr'ence a few days previous to have her breast removed. KS,), 19 Mar 1863, p. 3. GRIFFITH, H(m. Wm. R., State Superintendent of yesterday morn.ing. KSJ, 13 Feb 1862, p. 3. GIUSWOL.D, Sigel F., 2 mos. 5 days, son of l\.W. this city 18 July. KS,], 31 Jul 1863, p. 3. PubJ ic and Inst., S.I3. died at Topeka Cr'iswold, died in GIUSWOLI), Dr. Stephen, brother" of Dr-. J. F. Griswold of this city. Died while imprisoned by r~bels in Charleston jail. KSJ, 2 Jan 1862, p. 3. GUEST, Baker, died at his ['esidence near Lawrence, 7 Jul IB63, formerly of Tippecanoe Co., IN age 69 yrs, one of first pioneers to this area. Died after bri.ef illness. 'KSJ, 16 Jul 1863, p. 3. HI\LL, Chi.ef ,}usti.ce of Nebr'aska 28 Feb 1861, p. 1. Territory, (Hed HI\SELTINE, Alonzo F., 1 yr-. 2 mos., 6 days, lJaseltine, died 15th inst·. in Lawrence. KS,}, 21 I\ug 1862, p. 3, (poem). .in Omaha, Vriday last. KSJ, only son of Wi. JL iam and Martha LR, 21 l\ug 11362, p. 3, l\lso, j'Il\ZETJTINE, Mrs. Letitia, age 52, 10 mos., widow of late David P. (by two weeks), died near C] tnton. L<lrge family survives. LR, 21 Feb 1861., p. 3. HI\HTMI\NN, Mr"s. Margarita, wife of PhiLJp Hartmann, of Co. 13, 12th IL, sui.c.ide by arsenic poisoning in Springfield at residence between N. Market and Benton St. ,r·f-rom-M-i.ssolJri Democrat 16 June; KSJ, 26 June 1862, p. 1. 1- -- - .. - - - - -- _.. - - - - - -. - - - - - -_ _ _ HENDRIX, Miss l~mUy, drowned in attempting to cross the Osage on 11th u1t. She was on 'a vis-jt-t,e-2..her- brothens in camp at Barnesville. She \rIaS with Mr. J.S. Morton of Ohio C.ity, their vehicle became uncoup.led, current took them under the ice, her body was not found for two weeks. KS.J, 20 Mar .1862, p. 3.: IIF.RRICK, Susie E., H years, only daughter of Nathan P'. and Lydi a A. Herrick, died at Tesidence· of Capt. ,).S. Houghton in Wakarusa, Oougias County 25 May IB62 of congestion of the brain. LH, 29 May 1862, p. 3. KS,}, 29 May, 1862, p. 3 and 5 June 1982, p. 3 (a long poem). IHNDMI\N, Carolina, 14, oldest daughter of W.T. and Amanda Hindman, died in thts city, Tuesday 21 inst. Galesburg, 11.. Democrat and Brown and High.land Co, 01-1 paper's pleas(~ copy. LoR 23, Jan 1862, p. 3. l\lso, KS.J, 23 Jan 1862, p. 3, Carolina l\merica Hindman. 'HINMl\N, W.S., living near Blue Mound, k.iJled Satur"day night wh.ile driving a pair of horses, he fell beneath the wheels. died within 24 'hours. KSJ, Thurs, 26 Dec .1186l, p. 3. HOLZMl\N, accidentall y shot hunt on the Smoky Hill on his Union. KSJ, 18 Dec 1862, p. 3. HORN!!:, by companion in thi gh whi le on buffalo way home to Salina. From Junctton City Carl., executed in Leavenworth Fr.iday, 13th inst. in, first legal exexecution by hangiilg in Kansas. Spoke r;erm<'Jn to friends-.before he died. kSJ, 19 Veb 1863, p. 1. �f------~ '~~I-~Iw.~eI)C~~-l; IIOHNSBY, ·-C-O-l-.u-m-b-u-s-,-d-l\-·e-d Jan. Hl62, born Meggs Lco ., TN, 11 Jan 11329, removed \:0 MO fall of 1840, settled in Lawrence, 1855. Constant to the calise of Free Kansas, member of City CounciL one of the !'Jrst settJers ilnd f()lIndel~s of Lawrence. Milsoni.c bULiaL KS.}, 16 Jan .1862, p. 3. (Masonic notice same page). HowrON, WUliam B., a Pri.v . .i.n Co. "/3" 44th Hag, NY State Vols., died in hospital at Washington, Sun. 14 Sep 1862, wounded at battle of Bull Hun. Had been in fOllr of bloodie~tstruggles in VA. Brother of Jas. C. Horton, Esq. of this city. :KSJ, 25 Sep 1862, p. 3. HOWELLS, (man) k.illed Diamond Springs, wi l;hin l~) KSJ, 14 May 1863, p. 3. in raid by guerillas led by Dick Vagel' at miles of Council Grove. Wife was wounded. HUGHES, Robert, Jr., age 113, dif!<j at the residence of his ... father in Wakarusa Township on Sunday last. A soldier in Kansas 'Ist djed )whUe on furlough on visit to parents. Was in Battle of Springtield~ LH, Thurs, 20 Feb 1862, p. 3. HUSON, Emma Hosamond, infant daughter of Dr. S. K. Huson, died last Sunday in this city. LH, 29 AlIg_1862, p. 3. Also, KS.J, 29 Aug 1861, p. 3."died 25 Aug 1861· ofctlolera i nfantum." ". -- - - - - - ----- - -- _ .. ; , - - -- - --- !- -- --- . - --- --'-'I -----_ ..._----- ----.------~- -'--~~"-.->.'• HUTCHINSON, Wal ter C., 41, yrs, died at Sac and cor.lsumption. KS;r,--r7~Oct-1136L p. 3 . Fox Agency, djed 11 Oct of 1 . I· •JESSI!:E, Esther.' C., 111 years, .8 mos., dJed at; Bloomington, Kansas 22 inst. of diptheria. LH,· 23 Oct 1862, p. 3. Doug las County, I JEWELL, Col., died (no dat~ given), funeral held, body buried in burying ground east of town. Fort S~ott Bulletin, KSJ, 25 Dec 11362, p. 1. .J~:WELL, I;:li G., in 60th year., died at Ft . 1862, a mason, Sycamore Lodge No. .June 1862, p. 2 . Lincoln, Bourbon Co., KS, 1lo, moved to KS :in 1857. 15 May 26 LH, .JOHNSON, Ada Belle, 2 yrs, 10 mos. 29 days, daughter of 13enjam.in and Mary .JOHNSON, diHd in this city Friday morning, 14 Mar of diptheria. loH, Thurs., 20 Mar H162, p. 3. JOHNSON. Col. Sept 1861, p. JOHNSON, p. Col. 2. II. P., of 2. killed Co. at A., killed skirmish at at battle at Morristown, Morristown. MO, LH, 3 Jul LR, 26 1862, JOHNSON, Harriet Newell Wait, 39, wife of George Frederick .Johnson, died in PhiladelphIa, 4 Sept 1861. California and Oregon papers please copy. KSJ, 15 May 1862, and 22 May 1862, p. 3 . .}OHNSON, Hobert 0., died (No date given). Not.ice that his wjdow "wLll find about her pecuniary advantage by calling at Lawrence Office of Christian and Lane, Lawrence, KS. KSJ, 29 Jan 1863, p. 3. JONES, KECI(, L.L., of KS, 1st of Capt Walker's Co., killed in Battle of Springfield. LH, 22 Aug 1861, p. 2. Also, LR, 5 Sept 1861, L.L . .Jones, member of Douglas County Bar, died Battle of Wjlson's Creek, Springfleld~ MO, 10th Aug last". Tribute of respect. John, soldiHr, CO. '''[l'', KS, drowned St. Louis. LH, 19 Jun 11362, p: 2. on trip fl~om P't. Leavenworth to KENNEDY" .Joseph, formerly from Minnesota, killed by bushwackers under Quantrell' nb.uut 15 miles from,Spr-i-nghTll. He was :part of a party under Capt. Cochrane guarding m~il. Killed on 10th .inst. LH, 26, .Jun 1862, p 2. - - - - - - - - - -________- J I _ L l I .! �[T6--\ . d'.I.e d .13 May .1863. b()rn Temple.. ~~ 9 M~y 1835.-jtved I1, KILLl\M, George Vrancls, " , . early life in Pembroke and Concord, NH, married Mary A. Chesley 14 Dec 11354, came to KS wi.th parents May 1855, settling at Lawrence, joined Methodist Church, age 19, father preceded hIm in death by some years, his mother a few months. (Long I"lemo::eial by L.13. Dennis). Wi.dow survives. KSJ, 14 May 1863. p. '3. (Mother \o,Jas Mrs. Betsey Grahom Killam. Funeral, at residence last Sabbath, 3 o'cloc~ KILLAM, MrS.-see GRl\Hl\M, KOB, Betsy Dr. Charles l"reder.ick, ItO yrs, 9 mos,. nati.ve of Koeni sgber'g, Prussia, died at his residence-' (Leavenworth) this', morning at ~) o'clock. li'rom ------------~; ---'. l] -- ;0~-~~n--i-n-l~8-5-7-.-W-i-f-e-a-n-d.......-· b~~ ch i1d survive. Mar 1861. I' Ii I 'I ~ Frpm Leavenworth paper.' LR, 14 L-. KRl\MER Henry, 22 killed himself in Ri.ley Co. by cutting thrbat Tuesday evening, 12 May lU63 after' a family dispute wi th brother. Pau1. l"rom Junction Union. KSJ, 23 May 1863. I I,! KUHSCH, Philip, killed. (Nb date given). rerlCe jail. KSJ, 26 June'1862, p. 3. "I I Lallay, Franc;:ois. 31 yrs., 3 mos., of 9th inst. in MO. of. lung fever. 17 l\pr 1862, p. 3. Ll\NI~, 1 . 1 I Jack Ward arrested and held in Law- Clinton Twp., Douglas County, died on Missouri Republican, please copy. LH, George Baldridge, 1 ~r. 3 wks, youngest child of Gen. James H. and Mary E. Lane, died in Quincy, IL 30 Jan 1862 of scarlet fever. LH, 6 Feb 1862, p. 3. :1 'I I~ . LANNUM, Kinzy, Newspaper ncitice of Final Settlement, "late of Douglas county". Alfeed Curtis, Administrator. KSJ, 23 Jul 1863, p. 3. . Ll\NTERWl\SSER, John, age 45, born Marakach, Germany, died Troy, Doniphan Co., KS, 11 May 1862 of pneumonia. News was from Capt. Earl's Co. He had served in several European wars in Germany, France and Switzerland, had served in French l\rmy in l\frican War, later married and emigrated to this country 1·!.i.s wife said of him, "He was so quiet, always so good and kind, hi.s chi.ldren loved him so' much." His fe.L.low soldiers of Co. "1\", 9th Reg . · KS. Vols. gave money to family in his memory. KSJ, 22 May 1862, p. 2. LEDDY, , (man) shot at saloon by soldier at Leavenworth Friday n.i.ght last, died Saturday. KSJ, Thurs, 23 Oct 1862, p. 3. LEGl\TE, James l"redie, 4 mos, Jl days, infant son of James F. and Jane G. d.ic·!d in this city on the llth inst. KSJ, 16 Jul lB6:3, p. 3. LOWMl\N, E. S.. Esq., brother of II. E. on 28th ult. KSJ, 9 Apr 1863, ~. of 3. The JournaL di ed in Chemung Legate Co, NY LITCIIFIELD, Lewis, late Deputy Sheriff of Douglas County, died Battle of Wilson's Creek, Springfield, MO 10 Aug last. LR, 5 Sept 1861, p. 3. LUCl\S, I\mmerilla, 16 yrs, :died at residence of Abram Backus 22 in~t. of congestion 'of brain. KSJ, 22 Jan 1963, p. 3. in this ci.ty, LUCH, John, Priv. WI 9th, c6mmitted suicide by shooting himself at Leavenworth, KS .Last Monday, had recently returned from his home in WI. found wife in insane asylum and' son had drowned during his absence. KSJ, Tllurs. 31 Jul 1862, p. 3. LUM, Amos, in 70th year of age, died in Wakarusa 3 Sept 1862. lIad been active member and deacon of church in Newark, NY .. LR, 11 Sept lU62, p. 3. To be continued 1 .i �i NEWSPAPER CLIPPINGS iFROM THE SCRAPBOOK OF' MAUDE 1-l00DARD ___ " ___~_~ 11~_l ~1_3_ _ J My mother, Maude Woodard, was born in Lawrence in 1898. She kept a 1 ittle scrapbook of cl ippings from the newspaper. Her address at that time was 1340 Vermont St., Lawrence. I tried to photocopy the cl ippings, but they were so yellow nothing showed up. From 1911: Cinderella Play Cinderella was very attractively given Saturday, May 20, by some of the juveniles at 1230 Tennessee Street, the home of Mr. J. R. Stockwell. The play was staged on the sleeping balcony, which was beautifully decorated in roses. The characters in the play were as follows: Cindere11a-~Bessie Allen; The Prince--Mati1e Fincher; Fairy Godmother--Leone Hilkey; Step-mother--Una Stockwell; Haughty Sisters--He1en Curtis, Annette Garrett; Lords at the Ball--Maude Woodard, Virginia Melvin, Winifred Ward. The parts were all played exceedingly well. The Prince and Cinderella, however, being the stars. Cinderella was truly beautiful in the ball scene, being dressed in pink tulle, spangled with gold and silver. In the wedding scene Cinderella wore a long white lace veil. The Prince was truly royal, wearing full uniform. An informal reception was given after the play. From 1912: Picnic Woodland park is becoming more popular. It is an ideal place to hold a picnic, if one does not want to eat their suppers in the good old fashioned way by putting the table cloth on the grass, there are tables of all sizes to be used and plenty of benches on which to sit on. Last evening the Cordfey guild of the Plymouth Congregational church held a del ightfu1 picnic at Woodland park. Miss Jean Russell was the chaperon and those present were Miss Isabel Gilmore, Miss Dorothy Angevine, Miss Winifred Ward Miss Winifred P~ankM' Miss Maud Ell iott, Miss Mary Hodgeson, Miss'Darlene Wooley, ISS aude Woodard, Miss Dorothy Bell, Miss Grace Bell Miss Jean Ell iot, Miss Virginia Melvin, Miss Mildred Gilmore. ' --. - - - - --- - - -- -- - - - - -- ----- --------- ._-----_. M -- ~------- �, 12 Newspaper Clippings qf l1,aude HQQDARJ) cqntinued - An article dated June 1912 tells about the eighth grade pupils graduating into high school: LARGEST CLASS Roll of Eighth Grade Pupils Who Will Enter High School Largest in History. Merwin Promotes 96 The Four Honor Students in the Class Are All Girls--A "Last Day" Program Given This Afternoon. The largest freshman class which has ever entered the high school will be promoted from the grammar grades today. Prof. C. E. Merwin will send a class of ninety-six from Central school to the high school building with the close of the second semester's work this afternoon. This is the largest eighth grade in the history of the Lawrence schools. The race suicide in the University town to which the school enumerator has attributed the persistent decrease in the census enumerations for three or four years, has apparently not affected the numerical strength of the higher classes. It is reducing the number of pupils in the primary grades but the grammar and high school registration continues to grow. In Central building "last day" exercises were held this afternoon. The annual visit was paid the building by members from the G.A.R. post, who made t~e Memorial day addresses and retold the story of the great national struggle of the sixties. In addition to these lectures the pupils themselves gave the following program: Chorus, Welcome. Chorus, Over Hill, Over Dale. Recitation, "Sockery's Cat."--Ruth Ellis. Recitation--Milford Pratt. Composition, "Life in Russia."--Blanche Patterson. Chorus, Trip Along Bright Feet of May. ReCitation, "A Runaway Boy."--Geneva Hunter. ReCitation, "The Roll Call ."--Georgia Richardson. Recitation, "A Leak in the Dike."--Helen Brown. CompOSition, "Corot."--Nellie Reese Evans. Chorus, "I Know a Bank." Recitation, "When the Green Gets Back in the Trees."--Kenneth Clark. Recitation, "When Cyrus Laid the Cable."--Albert Lynch. Recitation, "My Oration."--John Senseman. Compos it i on; "Hawa i i • "--Edna Anderson. Song, "Tenting on the Old Camp Ground." Recitation, "The After Glow."--Crystal Wagner. r- .. . . .,I Recitation, "Jones' Recitation."--Marguerite Reinisch. _,-,----,-_,_Recitati,on, "The Pied Pi,Eer of Hamelin."--Frances Bushong. I ~-.------- ---- --- -- -- - .. - -------- �13 Newspaper Clippings of Maude WOODARD, continued - Rec-itafi-on;- n Sycamore. "--Una StocKwe 11 . Recitation, "MarK Twain and the Interviewer."--Annette Garrett. Recitation, "She Felt of her Belt in the BacK."--Edna Lindley. Recitation, "When Sherman Marched on to the Sea."--Robert Cayton. Recitation, "Valedictory."--Nellie Young. Song, "We RocK Away on the Billows Gay." Among the ninety-six graduates of the grammar grades this year are four honor students. Prof. Merwin/s records show that Maude Ell iott, Nell ie Evans, Blanche Patterson, and Una StocKwell made "ones" in all the heavy studies on their course every· month since promotion to the eighth grade. The scholastic honors are held entirely by the girls in this year/s 1 ist of graduates, not a single boy coming within the prescribed average which designates an honor student. Of the ninety-six who finished the common schools this afternoon practically the entire number will enroll in the high school next year. Not only is the eighth grade class larger than any of its predecessors, but it will send a higher percentage of its membership into the higher institution. The class roll is as follows: The eighth grade promotions to the high s_chool are as follows: Ruth Adair, Bessie Allen, Edna Anderson, Marian Bailey, Mary Seal, Helen Brown, Bertie Browning, Harriett Brush, Frances Bushong, Priscilla ClarK, Helen Curtis, Al ice DicK, Vera Edwards, Maude Ell iott, Ruth Ell is, Nell ie Evans, Annette Fugate, Annette Garrett, Mildred Gilmore, Helen Gott, Marian Gray, Grace Greene, Mamie Griffiths, Edna Helm, Marcella Hetzel, Tressa Hite, Marvel Holloway, Geneva Hunter, Lora Keeler, Anna Lewis, Edna Lindley, El izabeth MacKie, Mary MacPherson, Nell ie McLean, Virginia Melvin, Reita Mull, El izabeth Murphy, Marian Murphy, Blanche Patterson, Opal Pringle, Georgia Richardson, Marguerite Reinisch, Addie Rowland, Alma Schrader, Winona Shearer, Viola Slaughter, Lena Snow, Zella Stewart, Una Stockwell, Hazel Stubbs, Frances Stutesman, Gertrude Transue, Mildred Tuttle, Crystal Wagner, Winifred Ward, Lois WicKs, Helen Winey, Maude Woodard, Hazel Worthington, Nell ie Young, Carl Achning, Leland Benson, Lawrence Brown, Claude Bryant, Robert Cayton, Kenneth ClarK, Charles Coleman, Eric Conger, Roland De Watterville, Ralph Dicker, Frank Dunckley, Paul Fox, Clell Francisco, Arthur Fritzel, Raymond Hill, Jesse Hoover, Abraham Ingels, Irwin Ingram, Robert Learned, Albert Lynch, Earl Martin, ClarK McCulloch, Chas. Pennell, Milford Pratt, ,Harold Roberman, Lee Schwinley, John Senseman, Lee Soxman, Joe Starrett, Paul Tupper, Max Wiedemann, Willard-Winey, Roy Ziesenii" _,,!orton_Zuttermeister. - - - -_. - - _ -_ -___ _ __ ~-~------------------~-- _ - __ ~ ._~ I f _~_t _ _ _ _ .J �14 Newspaper Clippings of Haude WOODARD, continued ~----- --~~- ~~-~--~--- My mother is very proud of the fact that she was a friend of Helen Naismith, the daughter of the man who created basKetball. Here is a cl ipping dated August 4, 1913: Swimming Party Miss Helen Naismith entertained with a swimming party this morning in the University gymnasium. The girls spent a jolly half hour in the pool and were served hot chocolate and sandwiches. After their swim they went up in the gymnasium and played games and danced. At noon alight luncheon was served. The guests were Misses Lucile Cole, Ruth Adair, Marie Gray, Georgia Richardson, Mandota Wise, Dorothy and Gertrude Koehring, Helen Winey, Mildred Gilmore, Marguerite Reinishe, Ruth Ellis, Leta Ellison, Josephine Morris, Lora Keeler, Frances Kennedy, Irene PicKard, Winifred Ward, Matile Finch, Una StocKwell, Harriet Brush, Annette Fugate, Lucile and Marion Edgar, Charlotte Morrison, Mary and Lucy HacKman, Maude Woodard, Muriel Strong, Grace Green, Dorothy Bell, ' Louise Talbert, Irene Battaaile, Daisy Cox. My grandparents, Charles and Sarah <Gardner) Woodard, left Lawrence in _~~~ to c_ome to Ca l~L ~<?r:n~_!or rIl!_9_r~n~f~~~e~~ ~_~l_t~~____ __ _~ __ _ __ -The-following inforrna:tion--appeared-in several issues--o-f -The' Connecticut Nutmegger in 1986: BEWARE: We have been flooded with offers that our members have received for their so-called "family history" already done for them. In the past several years we have been warning our members about BEATRICE BAYLEY and SHARON TAYLOR. Recently BEATRICE BAYLEY has been closed down but has reopened under several names: ELIZABETH ROSS of American ~enealogies, Inc. of Scranton, PA; ANNE LOUISE BAKER of Computer Genealogies of Lansdale, PA; MARY WHITNEY of Genealogy Room of Ottsville, PA., VICKI LEE KARR; and ROOTS RESEARCH, LTD. out of New York. Another scam is someone coming to your door to ask for pictures of your parents and ancestors so they may publish them in a county atlas which they will expect you to order and pay for in advance. We have also learned that there is now a Genealogy Chain letter out. Chain letters are frauds and therefore illegal. This one is only selling a service but it is still illegal. Break the chain now! . ------:-- _ .. ,-----:.-- -:-:-.: Stibmittedby Dr. Thomas GORTON, Lawrence,-KS. Information also submitted by Fay TALLEY, Lawrence, KS. ~---- ~------~--'-- �DOUG~ COUliTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE REC,ORDS ~ 1881 From Book 5 in the office of the Clerk of the Specialized Division of the District Court, Room 144, Law and JUdicial Building, Lawrenc'e, Kansas. Compiled by Edna Welling and Vivian Clough. Bridegroom Bride Date/Place if not Doug.Co. Officiant J. E. Whiting,MG ABRAMS, Charles A. JEF~ERSON, Ida 8 May 1881 Peter Brubaker,+MG ADAMS, James HI1J.KEY, Sarah 6 Nov 1881 J. R. Meredith!MG A.€K:ER, Charles F. HARPER,.·LaUretta A. 30 Jan: 1881 Doniphan Co.,KS 'Douglas Co.,KS A.A. Tri;mp,er,M~ ACKLEY, Edwin A. HARMAN,' Matt'ie W. 1 Jan 1881 Topeka, KS ' Douglas Co~., KS ~ER, Albert, J. KEAN, Myra Elma ' 21 Dec 1881-Leavenworth Co.,KS Samuel Kelsall,MG , . Leavenworth Co.,KS LeavenworthCo.,KS A.A. Trimper, MG ALLEN, Edwin R.' . FRARY, Etta J. ", ,'-."20 Oct 1881 - . Manhattan, KS 'Douglas' Co. ,KS Jacob W. Clo~k, M~ ALLEN, Marcellus KE:IHLE, Clara W. (1'1) 16 Jan 1881 Hamilton Co.,IA Douglas Co.,KS ·B. F. Bates,Preacher ALLSTON, IrvinJ. ' AUSTON, Alic,e '9 Jan 1881 Newman~ KS " Douglas Co.,KS ANDIS, Isaac ' ANDIS, Sarah Ann . W. J. Neil,Jr.,JP 3 Aug 1881 Shawnee Co.,KS Shawnee Co •. ,-KS Jas. Marvin, MG JSHLEY, Walter H. WOOD, Annie G. 10 A'llg 1881 Las Vegas,NM . . Douglas Co. ,KS, B. F. Bates, Rev. AUSTIN, John THOMAS, Sarah ' 26 Jan 1881 A. J. Haskins,JP BABSKY, Thomas ARN9LD,- Lizzie 19 May 1881 Gilbert M.Morgan,JP BANNING, Nathaniel L. KISSINGER, Eliza 27 Feb 1881-Grant,? . Douglas Co.,ICS Leavenworth Co.,KS A. H. Foote, PJ BARLOW, Levi W. ,ACKLEY, Lue+la 21 June! t8!31 __ .." Osage Co.,KS . Osage Co~,KS L. S. Steele,JP BARRY, John WILLIAMSON, Alice 2 Jan 1881 A.·H~ Foote, PJ BASS, James TAYLOR, Jennie 12 Apr 1881 S. M. Osmond, MG, BATEMAN, Millard ROACH, Libbee 20 Oct 1881 Leavenworth Co.,KS Leavenworth Co.,KS Wm. Har,;.rell,MG BEAL, JRseph WILSON, Mary 1 Sept 1881 ,A. M. Richardson, MG BEBOUT, Joseph B. OWENS, Emma 8 Nov 1881 William Jones,MG BLACKMAR,~Charles E. HOLLISTER, Lucinda A. 8 Nov 1881 Humboldt, KS Douglas Co.,KS , �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAQIE RECORDS - 1881 (Cont'd) Bride Date/place i f not Doug.Co. BOVARD, James A. SELL, Lucy Isabell 9 June 1881 Kansas City, MO Douglas Co.,KS BRADSHAW, Francis M. MILLER, Mary M. 24 Feb 1881 JohrisonCo.,KS Douglas Co.,KS BRECHEISEN, John MAIER, Ursula 29 Mar 1881 BRETHERTON, Walter W. OLIVER, Gertrude B. 1~ July 1881 Walla Walla,Wash.T. Douglas Co.,KS ~IZENDINE, Jerry J. DOUGHERTY, Emma 30 Jan 1881 80~Jackson Co.,HO Douglas Co.,KS 24 Feb 1881 BROOKE, John S. HARPER, Emma E. Polo" IL Douglas Co.,KS 26 Dec 1881 BROOKS, Fleet PARKER, Mary J. BROWN,' ,Edwin BAYNE, Addie ' 30 June 1881 BROWN, Francis RANDALL; Anna L. 9 ~ 1881 ' 'Douglas Co. ,KS Topeka, KS BRUCE, Robert M. ' , DEAL, 'Katie 7 Jan 1881-License only BRYANT, George 0'. JOHNSON, 'Julia R~ 26 Oct 1881 Ridgeway, KS Douglas Co.,KS BULLOCK, W~lliam W. STANLEY, Harriet E. 5 Apr 1881 Trinidad, CO , Do'uglas, Co,'. ,KS BUTC~, John C. THOMl?SON, Mimiie'L. 31 ~ 1881 CADY, George W.' . zIMMERMAN, Ada 14 Mar 1881 CALDWELL, Anthony ,EAVES, Emma 3 Mar "1881 '1 June 1881 GASMIRE, Bert A. WIGGS, Cora C. lola, KB, 'Douglas Co.,KS 12 July 1881 CHANCE, James HALL, Maggie ' Linwood, KS Linwood, KS CHANCE, Robert E.. HARMAN, Mary E. 5 Jan 1881 Kansas City, .? .. Douglas Co. t KS ' CLEVELAND, Charles H. KIRKPATRICK, Viva P. V. 4 Jan 1881 Burlington , KS:, 'Douglas Co. ,ICS' COBB, William !P': GLEASON ,Sophia ,F. 10 Feb 1881 Eureka, CO Douglas Co.,KS COFFIN, Charles T. MARCKS, Lillie Belle 27 July 1881 De Sotc?, KS DeSoto'~ KS Officiant Archibald Beatty,DD David Walter, Rev. Moses Dissinger,Pas. William. Jones,MG ' Andrew V. Stout,MG P. M. Lewis, MG Washington Mercer,Rev William. Jones, MG, S. ,M. Osmond, MG A~ C. Peck, MG A. C. Peck, MG A. H. Foote,PJ A. C.' Feck, MG Washington Mercer,Rev Charles E. Bacon,Rev A. H. Foote, l?J 'Willi~ Edward, Jones, MG Cleveland,~ev Wm. Jones, Rev A. H. Foote, PJI �DOUG~, COUNTY, Bridegroom KANSAS ,l1A,.flli,IA.GE Bride COLE, Theophilus H. CONNER, Mollie A. COLLINS, Philip CARR, Mary Johnson Co.' ,KS 'Johnson Co. ,KS CONGER, Charles L. COATE, MinervaO. COOPER, George 'P. HARRIS, Mary Ann CO~N, ,Franklin C. SMl:TH,Sarepta 1,. Grantville,KS' Grantville,KS ,COVEY, Lincoln l4lWHARD; Mary COY, Henry ,'J .' ROOT,. E. Olivia Fuebl9, CO Douglas Co. ,KS CRAFT, William CORDER,Eliza CRAYEN, Thomas LAWRY, Julia" Franklin Co. ,KS Douglas Co. ,KS CRAWFORD, Robert v. THRALLS'~ Cynthia E. DeKalb Co. ,MO Douglas Co. ,KS CROW, Chesley P. MC FADDEN,Jennie B. Lane, KS.. Greeley, KS CRUMMETT, Charles M. STONE, Mollie CUSHINGBERRY, Mathew LORRY, Eddiney . D'A1J,AS, Chester E. HARKER, Margaret L. DARNELL, William S. SMITH, Arab S. Ottawa, KS 'Ottawa, KS DAVENPORT, James B. CLAY, Luvernia E. Linwood, KS )1GGLeavenworth Co.,KS DAVENPORT, William FORD, Martha E. Leavenworth Co.,KS Leavenworth Co.,KS DAVIDSON, Charles T. STANLEY, Elizabeth Leavenworth Co.,K~ Douglas Co.,KS DAVIDSON, Henry A. ' GLENN, MaryE.' DAVIS, John C. WEBBER, Elizabeth ])AY, James A. KARNES, Rosa G. DAY, Lewis AVERLY, Mary DECKWA, William SCHENDEL, Berta DICKER~ James NOACKER, Elizabeth A. DIVELBISS, Hariison PHENICIE, Hattie ' Henry C o . , I L R e n o , KS RECORDP -: 1881 (Cont'd) Date/place if not 'Doug.Co. Officiant 9 Mar 1881 19 Sept 1881 13 Aug 1881 16 Mar 1881 19 Apr 1881 Job Robinson,Min P.Aillpheous Brand. staelter, Rev, Daniel Walter ,Rev j. E.Whiting,Rev elias.Chadwick, J.P 19 Aug 1881 2'3 Aug 1881 Frank: B.Olds,MG S. M. Osmond,MG 4 Feb 1881 14 Jan 1881 Samuel Baker,Rev 'Elias Mayer,Priest 12 Jan 1881 C. C. Culmer,Rev. 13 Jan 1881 A. 22 24 24 16 A.' H. A. H. A. H. A. .H. Jan 1881 Aug 1881 Nov 1881 Sept 1881 H. Foote,PJ Foote ,PJ Foote,PJ 1Narl,ter, MG Foote, PJ 30 Sept 1881-Leavenworth Co.,KS P.W. Gowell,Rev 16 Oct 1881-Leavenworth Co. ,KSFrank B.Olds,MG 7 Sept 18~1 w. P. Ham, JP. 10 Mar 1881 13 Feb 1881 14 Mar 1881 6 Jan 1881 27 Jan 1881 15 Mar 1881 23 Feb 1881-Reno,'KS L~ W.Spring,Pasto~ Joseph Micliael,MG Clias.Chadwick, JP James M.Hendry,~J M. Dissinger,Rev Frank B.Olds ,MG. \tim. Jones, Rev' r-;=-: L~ �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1881 (Cont'd) Bridegroom DIXON, Cyrus DRAKE, Charles DUNN, George E. DURLAND, Frank C. DYER, James EDINGTON, Daniel . Johnson Co.,KS EDWARDS, George . ELSTON, Adam S. "ERWIN, BenjamIn F. EULERT, Henry EVANS, Jacob .EVANS, John H. Jefferson Co.,KS FISHBACK,. John" ' FOSTER, Frank L. FRARY, Henry E. FRENCH, Hugh R. Johnson Co.,ICS GARVIN, David GAUMER, George F. GENTRY, Caleb Bride Date/Place if not Doug.Co. TALLEY, Melissa E. 29 Dec 1881 BUTLER, Louisa 24 Apr 1881 PARMLEE, Martha J. 3 May 1881 HfLL, Lou Ella 10 Nov 1881 MC EVOY, Bridget 27 Dec 1881 EDINGTON, Nancy Louisa 16 Aug 1881 Wab>unsee\jJCo.,ICSKEENER, Mary 13 Nov 1881 OSWALT, Farmela A. 18 .Dec 1881 RICHARDSON, Martha ? Apr 1881· KURFIS, Christine 27 JUne 1881 GRIFFIN, Mary 3 Sept 1881 HOLLADAY, Lizzie L. 20 Jan 1881-Jefferson Co.,ICS . Jefferson Co.,ICS FRY, M a g g i e ' 30 June 1881 ELLIOTT, Lilly C. 16 July 1881 HARTMAN, Sarah 20 Oct 1881 DAVIDSON, Mary E. 15 Feb 1881 "Leavenworth Co.,KS WILSON, Anna M. ' 9 May 1881 MC GEE, Virdilla 5 Oct 1881 DOBBINS, Annie 29 Mar 1881 ·GERSTENBERGER,Fr:ea~:I6K THOREN, Emelia 28 Nov 1881-Johnson Co. ,KS Douglas Co.,KS Johnson Co. ,KS GIBBENS, Hiram MC CLANAHAN, Ella 3 Aug 1881 GIFFORD, Alfred BREWER, Grace Lee 24 Oct 1881 lola, K S · . Dougla's Co.,KS GILBREATH, Cyrus E. MC KNIGHT, Martha 1 Dec 1881 Johnson Co.,KS Johnson Co.,KS GILGES, Fremont CRUZAN, Arinie Belle 8 June 1881-Bethel, KS Douglas Co., KS . Douglas Co., KS GORDON, William DALSTROM, Emma 23 Oct 1881 GRAY, Thomas ZIESENIS, Minna 6 Sept 1881 GREEN, Millard F. REEVES~ Ria L. 24 May 1881 GREINER, John BLAECHEL, Francie 10 Jan 1881 Officiant Daniel E.Smith,MG Bedford Drisdom,Prchf William Jones, MG A. A.}l'~~bIiW':r , MG Elias': Mayer ,Priest A. H. Foote, ~J Chas.Chadwick, JP Dexter Tucker, MG Alvin ~chellack,J~ J. Matthias, MG G.S. Williamson, MG .Justus McCoy,Evang. Dudley Lee, MG Chas. Chadwick, JP A. A.Trimper,MG A. H. Foote., PJ ~ , LJ William Jones, MG Jas. Marvin, MG~ . Chas. Chadwick, JP. August Pistor,Mi~ A. H. Foote, PJ Alfred K.Johnson,MG A. H. Foote, PJ G. S. Dearborn,MG A. M. Richardson,MG Chas. Chadwick~ JP C. G. Howland, Min~ Albert M. Weikman,Priest �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1881 (Cont' d) Bridegroom Bride Date/Place if not Doug.Co. GRINDROD, Kay SKINNER, Ellen 6 Jan 1881 GRIPPER, Edward D. SKEETS, Ella M. 9 June 1881 GROSS, James WHITE, Salina23 Nov 1881 BAFFA, John w. FISCHER~ Elizabeth J.M. 22 Dec 1881 HAGENBUCH, John C. KISLING,Mary M. 19 May 1881 HALL, John H. KNIGHTEN, Maggie I. 9 Sept 1881 Reno, KS ' Reno, KS . 22 May 1881-Shawnee Co.,KS HART, Henry JOHNSON, Susan Douglas Co.,KS Douglas Co.,KS RASE, Carl W1rEDEMANN ,Matilda 5 May 1881 26 Nov 1881 HAWKINS,W. Barton HAGEDON, Ida J. Leavenworth Co.,KS Port Huron, Mich. 31 Jan 1881 HAYNES, John C. MILLER, Rebecca J. 16 Oct 1881 HECK, Martin ,SHELL, Mina 27 Feb 1881-Jefferson Co.,KS ~fHENDERSON, George B. FETTY, Louisa B. 11 Jan 1881 . HENRY, Charles A. RITTER, Ida J. , Jefferson Co.,KS Jefferson Co.,KS 4 May 1881 HENRY, David K. PIFFER, Delia L. HIDDLESTON, Joseph J. FITZWILLIAM , Florence B.2 Aug 1881 HILKEY, Adam ' HERR, Frances 16 Nov 1881 HILL, Frederic J. HARRIS, Carina F. 31 May 1881 16 Apr 1881 HILL, Harvey E. WRIGHT, Minnie Johnson Co. ,KS Johnson Co. ,KS HILL, Samuel C. LINDLEY, Am,'anda' C,. 15 Dec 1881 HILL, William S. MACY, A:llry' 14 Sept 1881 HINES, George W. MC INTYRE,Susan E. 3 N~v 1881-Johnson Co.,KS Douglas Co. ,KS Douglas Co.,KS HOLM, ~eter KNUDSEN, Ingeborg M. 24 Dec 1881 HOLUM, Nels J. BECK, Anna M. 24 Oct 1881 Topeka, KSDouglasCo.,KS HOUSE, Bradley M. BARRICKLOW, Mary 12 July 1881 Newton, KS Douglas Co.,KS 12 June 1881 HOWES(HOVES) ,Charles H. WILLIAMS , Harriet (Hattie) Jefferson Co.,KS • ~caster, KS Officiant A.C.Peck, MG A.M. Richardson, MG B. F. Bates, MG Moses Dissinger,MG A. A.Trimper, MG A. H. Foote ,PJ· D. A. Harvey,PJ A.A.Trimper, MG S. M. Osmond, MG A. H. Foote, PJ Daniel Walter,Rev. ' C.W. Cherry, JF Frank B.Olds, MG J. Lewis, MG A. S. Embree,MG Samuel Baker,MG Richard Cordley,MG William Jones ,H,G A. H.Foote,PJ A. H. Foote,J;>J Wm. H.' Smith,MG 'A.A. Trimper, MG A~' H. Foote, PJ A. M.Richardson,MG Robert Martin, MG �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MABRntGE RECORDS - 1881 (Cont' d) Bridegroom Bride Date/place if not Doug.Co. Officiant HUGHSON, Elias D. Jr. HUNTING, Charles D. Johnson Co •. ,KS JEWETT, Harry L. Douglas Co.,KS JOHNSON, Gustave L. JOHNSON, Jolllil A. JONES, Albert .B. . VernonCQ. ,MO JONES, Isaac C. johnson Co.,KS JOY, JamesR. Douglas Co~,KS KABNES, Loamma F. KASBURGER, Michael Carrie E. WHEELER, Josephine R. Douglas Co., KS Me INTIRE, Allie" Franklin Co.,KS BOND, Adaline E. HOLUM,. Sophia MAIN, Ovanda . Leavenworth Co.,KS WRIGHT,. Nellie' , '~ 19 Apr 1881 29 Nov 1881 A. M.Richardson,MG A.C.Peck, MG 23 Feb 1881-Franklin Co.,KS E. F. Holland,MG' 6 July 1881 12 Oct 1881 24 Mar 1881 A. H. Foot~, FJ Johannes Pette~son,MG Chas.Chadwick, .JP 16 Apr 1881 William Jones,' MG SKILES, Mary Jane Cosochton, OH NICHOLS, Cora A. SC~IDT, Mary 27 Mar 1881 G.S.Dearborn ... MG 20 Jan 1881 26 July 1881 KEAN, William C. Tonganoxie, KS KENNEDY, Franklin R. KILLIEN, Fatrick C. Leadville, CO KIRK, James A. KIRKMAN, Louis Leavenworth Co.,KS KIZER, Thomas W. . Indiana KLASS, J ohan KRAUS, John Douglas Co.,KS KREISER, Jacob KUHNS, Henry T. SHAW, Elizabeth .6 Apr 1881 Douglas County,KS SHIRAH, Elizabeth 4 Sep 1881 GAVIN, May . 23 Sep 1881 Douglas Co.,KS HERRIOTT, Catherine M. 5 Feb 1881 ZIEGLER, Rachel E. 26 May 1881 Leavenworth Co.,KS AIJ.EN, Alice M. 22 Dec 1881 Douglas Co.,KS BRUNINGHAUS, Ida 21 June 1881 GIBE, Paulina' 10 Sept 1881 Johnson Co.,KS FRANZ, JOhanetta 19 Apr 1881 LIGGErT, '. Mary N. 11 Mar 1881 Ellsworth Leonardson,MG P. Alpheous Brandstael ter, Priest .. A. S. Embree,Min. LANDEN, Fer Yan LAWRENCE, Al vin Cherokee Co.,KS MILLER, Alma Carolina 21 Mar 1881 PEMBERTON, Eva 7 Oct 1881 Leav~nworth Co.,KS GR~PER, Johns~n Co.,~ A. H. Foote,' PUElias Mayer,Priest . B.S. Crisby,Clergy Chas. Chadwick, JP C.G. Howland,MG A. H. Foote., .PJ William JOBes, MG An~ew V~Stout,MG Ellsworth Leon~ ards on, MG . Chas. Chadwick,MG .A. H.-Foote, PJ �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1881 (Cont I d) Bridegroom Bride Date/place if not Doug.Co. MONTGOMERY, Minnie M. 29 Aug 1881 20 Feb 1881 LICHTENSTEIN, Joseph JACOBS, Jeanette 14 Sep 1881 LINDLEY, William M. LOVEWELL, Nettie 28 June 1881 LOKINGER, Joseph G~INGER, Mary LEE, John P'. LOWE, David P. MAGRATH, Joseph A. Leavenworth· Co. ,KS MARKLEY, Otto G. MARTIN, Andrew J. MATILE, Charles MC CLOUD, David Ottawa, KS Me CONNELL, James E. MC CULLY, Samuel MC DONALD, Malcolm A. Indiana MC GEE, George MCINTIRE, Levi O. Ottawa, KS MC MILLEN, Hugh C. MEETER, George MEIERHOFFER, Frank Booneville, MO MENDENHALL, Albert S. MIIJ~, Charles Douglas Co.,KS MILLER, Lyndon K. Minneapolis, MN MILLER, William MOORE, Alfred Jefferson Co.,KS MOORE, Charles D. Robinson, CO MARTIN, Tillie E. CLARK, Maggie E. Douglas Co. ,KS DYER, May E. HIGHNOTE, Lucy E. COOP, Cassie MASON, Elizabeth E. Douglasl:JCo. ,KS COLE, America WHEATLEY, Elizabeth NOBLE, Harriet M. Douglas Co. t KS EDWARDS, Anna SHEARER, Clara Douglas Co.,KS BEARD, Mary E. ROHE, Lena LAH'RMAN, Rebecca H. Douglas Co.,KS WHEATON, Mary A. SMITH, Jennie Douglas Co.,KS TANNER, May . Chesterson, IN AYER, Estella J. JACKSON, Ellenora Douglas Co.,KS SPEER, Eva Douglas Co.,KS 5 Jan 1881 17 Feb 1881 13 Aug 4 July 24 Mar 12 Sep 1881 1881 1881 1881 Officiant Chas .• Isaac A. H. P. A. ter, H. D. Frank Chadwick,MG Stemple,Rev Foote, PJ· BrandstaelPriest. Herr, Rev B.Olds,MG A. H. Foote, PJ A. ·H. Foote, 'PJ ·A. A. Trimper,MG Bedford Drisdom,MG 28 Nov 1881 14 Apr 1881 30 Nov 1881 A. S. Embree,MG H. S.Herr, MG S.M. Osmond,MG 16 June 1881 17 Feb 1881 B. F.' Bates', MG ~jM. Osmond,Rev 27 Jan 1881 22 Mar 1881 27 Dec 1881 Peter Brubaker,MG M•. Dissinger,Rev J. Elersam,Pastor 15 Nov 1881 20 Sep 1881-Jefferson Co.,KS A. S. Embree,MG Josiah Terrel,MG 19 Oct 1881 A. M.Richardson,MG 13 Jan 1881 25 Aug 1881 Andrew V. Stout,MG Wm. Harwell,MG 5 Apr 1881 Wm. Jones, MG· . ~ ,. �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 181 (Cont,'d) Bridegroom Bride Date/Place if not Doug.Co. Officiant MOORE, Harry T. Wichita, KS MULL, Elijah C. l'1UNDEY, David Linwood, KS HUNGER, Charles J. Colorado . NEELY, Charles A. RUSSELL, Susie. P. 'Douglas Co., ICS SPALDING, Ida B. ADAMS, Nellie Douglas Co. ,KS DOUGLAS, Emma C. Douglas Co.,ICS NICHOLS, Clara E. 29 Nov 1881 William Jones,MG 13 June 1881 2 Oqt 1881 A.C.Peck, MG C. G. Howland ,MG 26 June 1881 William Jones,MG 10 Nov 1881 NILES, Clinton Noble Co. ,IN NORTHWAY, Francis A. 0' BRIEN, J ame s OTT, John Owens, Frank L. PARKER, Walker Douglas Co.,KS PATTERSON, George RATTIFF, Jonas PEARCE, William J. PENN, Charles V. Brown Co., KS PENNINGTON, Isaac Leavenworth Co.,KS PERRY, Hugh Leavenworth Co.,KS PETTIT, Josiah Jefferson Co.,KS PHILLIPS,. John M. Leavenworth Co.,ICS PICKETT, Clarkson C. PILLSBURY, Arthur J. Manhattan, KS PqKE, Perry FITCH, Clemia Noble Co.,IN SEAMAN, Harriet A. AVERLEY, Mary Ann HAUSMAN, Mary J. BURKE, Margaret EAVES, Mary Leavenworth Co.,KS ROSE, Anna BALDWIN, Hannah J. CHAPMAN, Estella KERSEY, Melissa J. Douglas Co.• , KS SHEETS, Rachel Leavenworth Co.,KS TUDHOPE, Sarah Esther Leavenworth Co.,ICS BARNES, Ida B. JeffersonCo.,KS DAWSON, Ida F. Douglas Co.,KS SUTHERLAND, Mary WARREN, D. Etta Douglas Co~, KS MIIJ~, Lizzie ;~;0~Fe b0-:ta~:t:L~ Ellsworth Leonard.son, MG A. H. Foote, PJ 16 Oct 1881 19 Aug 1881 29 Mar 1881 9 Nov 1881 28Sep 1881-1 A. S. Embree,MG A. H. Foote, PJ Moses Dissinger,MG A. M. Richardson,MG Washington Mercer,Rev 25 20 15 18 B. F. Bates, Min D. G. Halbert,JP A. A. Trimper,MG Daniel Wllter,Rev Sep Feb F.eb Aug 1881 1881 1881 1881 24 Apr 1881 A. S. Embree,MG 13 Apr 1881-Leavenworth Co.,KS A.M.Richardson, MG 20 Nov 1881-Jefferson Co.,KS Josiah Terrel,MG 24 Dec 1881 A. S.Embree, MG 27 Oct 1881 15 Sep 1881 A.C. Peck, MG Jas. Marvin, Rev 8 ~:ug 1881 A. H. Foote,PJ @~ �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1881 (Cont' d) Bridegroom POLLOCK, George PORTER, Henry PRESBREY, Frank S. Denver, CO PYATT, John F. RALPH, Charles P.. REETZ, Gottfried . Fall Leaf, KS RICE, Jacob RICHA;R,DSON, Selwyn A. . Dou.glas Co., KS' RODMAN, August ROGERS, Adelbert ROGERS, James P. ROSEMAN, Fred' Topeka, KS ROSS, Pitt Leavenworth Co.,KS SABIN, Lucius N. SCHLEGEL, John U. SCOTT, Ambrose .SEIWALD~ John SEYMOUR, David W. Leavenworth Co.,KS .SHEARER , Vincent J. Bride Date/Place if not Doug.Co. NEWLIN, Delphina J. 5 Mar 1881 MEFFORD, Rena 19 Nov 1881 SPALDING, Stella 13 June 1881 Douglas Co.,KS MURPHY, Bridgett J. 8 Jan 1881 JONES, Harriet 3 Nov 1881 TORNEDON, Liena 23 Nov 1881-Johnson Co. ,KS Johnson Co.,KS DAVIS, Laura;;. 9 Apr 1881 GODFREY, Clarrissa A. 20 Mar 1881 Johnson Co., KS ANDERSON, Carrie 22 Jan 1881 SPRINGER, Mary E. 18 June 1881 DUDLEY; Jennie W . 2 0 Jan 1881 MEIGS, Mamie E. 1 Jan 1881 Douglas Co.,KS WILSON, Maria 29 Dec 1881 Douglas Co.,KS MC CURDY,EmmaF.' 15 Oct 1881 JOHANNING, Minnie 24 Feb 1881 LOGAN,Dasha 1 June 1881 BLECHLI, Catherine 2 Feb 1881 HUTCHINSON, Ida E. 6 Sep 1881 Leavenworth Co.,KS YEWDALL, Viola M. 30 Mar 1881 SHIRAH, Thomas M. Douglas Co., KS SHOPPER, Joseph CANFIELD, Rosa E. Douglas Co.,Its SEABOLD, Mary 13 Oct 1881:"Neosho Co.,KS SIMMONS, J.C. i'ranklin Co., KS .SISSON , Fred M. SKINNER, William T. Franklin Co. ,KS NUTT, Eunice C. Franklin Co. ,KS DEAL, Clara E. HAVEN, Mary E. Douglas Co.,KS ? 9 Nov .. 1881 Sept 1881 11 Oct 1881 14 Nov 1881 Officiant William Jones,MG A. .H. Foote ,PJ ' L. W. Spring,~.astol;.' Elia:s Mayer, Rev Daniel E. Smith,MG Aug.Pistor,Min, A.. H. ~oote, PJ A.A.Trimper,MG A. C. PE!ck, MG A. S. Elribree,Min H. D. Herr, Rev A.A. Trimper, MG S. M.Osmond,MG- A.H.Foote,PJ A. Pistor,Rev ¥1m. Harwell,MG Elias Mayer', Rev . A. H. FOo.te ,PJ . Archibald Beat~y:, . Rector Luther Cone,JP P. Alpheous Brandstaelter,Rev Robert H.Sherar;MG Chas.Chadwick, JP A. H. Foote;PJ �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1881 (CQnt'd) Bridegroom Bride Date(place if not Doug.Co. SMITH, Ethan A. STEWART, Annie B. '22 May 1881 SMITH, James Harvey PENCE, Mrs. Mary Jane 18 May 1881 SMITH, William E. WELLS, Sallie 24 Feb 1881-Jefferson Co.,KS Douglas Co.,KS Jefferson Co.,KS SOULE, C.M. BEECROFT, Laura 14 Apr 1881 Johnson Co.,KS Johnson Co.,KS 'SOULE, Willard UBL, Iq,a 8 ·Sep 1881 , Johnson Co.,KS Johnson Co.,KS SPERRY, Harvey HADLEY, Hattie 2 Oct 1881 ,SPIVEY ~ John C. MITCHELL, Isab.'ella 9 Feb 1881 STAIB, Victor Emmanuel BELVOIR,'Philamenia 22 Nov 1881 STANWIX, Frank ,DEAY, A l i c e ? Dec 1881 STEBBINS, James T. RANT (HOUT) ,Maggie E. 2 June 1881 ~TEELE,' Ira T. 'WHITE, Mary D. . 9 Mar 1881 STEWART, Augustus K. McKINNEY, Fannie M. 19 July 1881 Leavenworth Co.,KS Leavenworth Co.,KS STEWART, Clement J. SCHOEPFLIN, Sarah 22 Aug 1881 Douglas Co. ,KS Franklin Co.,KS STEWART, Webster ROSS',~Ida ~~" tL< 14 Aug 1881-1 Jefferson Co.,KS Jefferson Co.,KS STRONG, Charles F. CROW, Isabella M. 14 Apr 1881 STUDEBAKER, David W. PRESTON, Mary 24 Dec 1881 ,STUDEBAKER, Jacob C. STREET, Rose A. 27 Oct 1881 SUTORIUS, Charles A. WALRUFF, Carrie C. 9 Mar 1881 TALLEY, Joh G. HEFNER, Ella 6 fep 1881 TANABAUER, Leopold HARZEL, Teresa 27 June 1881 TOWERY, James 'LAWSON , Celah Ellen TOWNSDIN, Charles W. GLASBY, Sarah A. Chillicothe, MO Douglas Co.,KS TYLER, Thomas BOLAN, Frances UNDERWOOD, Gideon MC COY, Lizzie Jefferson Co.,KS Jefferson Co.,KS ~ Chas. Chadwick,JP Andrew Douglas,JP Josiah Terrel,Rey Chas. ' 'Chadwick, JP A. H. Foote, PJ A~ A. Trimper,MG A. H; Foot,e', PJ, ' P. Alpheuses Brandstaelter; Rev 'w. J. Neill,Jr.,JP A. H. Foote',PJ ~.G'"Hf;l By,ers,MG A. H.' Foote, PJ Peter Brubaker,MG G. W. Cady,' Jl? A.A. Trimper, MG Dexter Tucker,MG sam'l Baker,MG L. S. Steele,JP A. H. Foote, PJ P. A. Brandstaelter, Priest A. S. Baldwin,MG William Jones M.G 13 Nov 1881 30 Nov 1881 5 Apr 1881 1 Mar 1881-Jefferson Officiant Co.,K~ L. Thompson, MG Justus McCoy,Evan �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE ~ORDS - 1881 (Cont' d) Bridegroom UNDERWOOD, Perry H. Jefferson Co.,KS VAN ORDSTRAND,William VAIL, Stephen WAIJCER, Plummer WALTERS, Calvin H. . WARn, Wiley C. Leavenworth Co.,KS WARNER, John .Wabunsee Co.,EB WATKINS, William T(F) WEIBEL, John .. WELCH, Philip C. WEST, Joseph A. WHITSEL, Lewis C. Douglas Co.,KB· . WILLIAMS, Abram L.. WILLIAMS, Benjamin Jackson Co.,MO WILLIAMS, Benjamin S. ,WILLIAMS, Clinton E. Leavenworth Co.,KS WINTER, Milton R. . WOODWARD, .James W. Bride Date/Place if not Doug.Co. Officiant KYLE, Georgie . Jefferson Co.,KS p:. WHITE, Allie COOVERT, Margaret A. FORD, Eva REYNOLDS, Sarah E. HANWAY, Jennettie Leavenworth Co.,KS WOODWARD, Laura E. Douglas Co~,KS MAICHEL, Catherine HAr1MING, Anna RANDEL, Ida ANDERSON, Belle SERVISS, Anna Leavenworth Co.,KS WITHERS, Mary A. KATHERMAN, Susie Douglas Co.,KB TURNER, Jennie M. FREEMAN, Ida Douglas Co.,KS PRIMM, Hattie L. . GENTRY, Sarah E. 18 June 1881 A.A. Trimper, MG 15 29 23 26 25 J. W. Clock, MG S. M. Osmond, MG A. H. Foote, PJ William Jones, MG P. W. Gowell,JP Dec 1881 June 1881 Feb 1881 June 1881 Sep 1881-Leavenworth Co,. ,KS Scott,Pasto~ '8'C'Ma>yD.1881 Thomas 30 Jan 1881 14 Apr 1881· 24 Feb 1881 9 Mar 1881 29 Sep 1881 A. H. Foote, PJ Daniel Walter,Rev C. B. Beeks, JP Job Robinson,Min Frank B.Olds,MG 5 Apr 1881 22 Apr 1881 Taomaj Scott, Min Chas.Chadwick, JP G.S. Dearborn,MG . E. B. Slade,MG. 11 Nov 1881 30 Mar 1881 J. H. Bonebr~e,MG J. C.Wh1ting,MG 28 Dec 1881 25 July 1881 ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE'S NAME -1881 Bride ACKLEY, . Luella ADAMS, Nellie AI.T.EN, Alice M. ANDERSON, Belle ANDERSON, Carrie ,Groom Bride BARLOW, Levi W. MUNDAY, David KIZER, Thomas W. WEST, Joseph A. RODMAN, August ANDIS, Sarah Ann ARNOLD, Lizzie AUSTON, Alice AVERLY, Mary AVERLEY, Mary Ann Groom ANDIS, Isaac BADSIa, Thomas ALLSTON, Irvin J. ])AY, Lewis 0' BRIEN, James ~, �ALPHABETICAL, LISTING BY BRIDE'S NAME -1881 (Cont'd) Bride AYER, Estella J. BALDWIN, Hannah J. BARNES; Ida.B. BARRICKLOW, Mary BAYNE, Addie. ;BEARD, Mary E. BECK, Anna M. BEECROFT, Laura· BELVOIR,JPhilamenia BLASCHEL, Francis aLECHLI, Catherine,.' BOLAN, Frances BOND, Adaline BR!;WER,Grace Lee . BRUNINGHAUS, Ida . BURKE, Margaret - ,BUTLER, Louisa, CANFIELD, Rosa E. CARR,. Mary . CHAPMAN, Estella CLARK,;~aggie E. CLAY, Luvernia E. COATE, Minerva C.· CO],£, America CONNER, Mollie A. COOP, Cassie , COOVERT, Margaret A. CORDER, Eliza . . CROW, Isabella 1"1 CRUZAN, Annie/Belle , . DAL~TROM, Emma DAVIDSON',; Mary E. ,. DAVIS, Laura· DAWOON·, Ida F. ___DEAL, C~ara E. ..__ _ Groom Groom Bride MILLER, William DEAL, Katie RATTIFF, Jonas DEAY, Alice PETTIT~ Josiah DOBB~S, Annie HOUSE,' Bradley M. DOUG~TY, Emma BROWN, Edwin. DOUGLAS, Emma C. MC MILLEN,. Hugh C. DUDLEY, Jennie W. HOLUM,' Nels J. DYER, May E. SOULE, C. M. EAVES, Emma STAIB, Victor Emmanu~l EA~, Mary _-GREINER, ,John, It])§fNGT6N1D~an'c;; LouisJ~~.~ SErwALD, J ohI). .. : ' EDWARl)S;-- -- '8--"'-TYLER,' Thomas ELLIOTT, Lilly C. JOHNSON; , GustaveL. FETTY, Louisa B. GIFFORD, Alfred FISCHER,' Elizabeth J .1"1. KLASS, Johan FITCH, qlemia OWENS, . Frank L., FITZWILLIAM, Florence B. DRAKE, ',' Charle s FORD, Eva SHlRAR,. Thomas M. FORD, Martl+a E. COLLINS,.) Philip FRANZ, Johanetta PEARCE, ,William ~,. FRARY, Etta J. MAGRATH" Joseph A. FREEMAN, Ida DAVENPORT, James B. FRY, Maggie CONGER, Charles L.GAVIN, May MC CONNELL", Jamea. GIBI, Pauline COLE, Theophilus H. GLASBY~ Sarah A. MATlLE, Charles GLEASON, Sophia F. VAIL,' Stephen GLENN., Mary E. ' CRAFT"William GODFREY, Clarrissa A • STRONG, Charles F. GREENINGER, ,Mary G;J:LGES, ,vremont GRIFFIN, Mary GORDON, William \ GRIPPER, Carrie E. FBENOH, Hugh R. HADLEY, Hattie RICE,Jacob H1GEDON, Ida J. PHILLIPS, J ohnM. HALL" M8.ggieS~~SQN_,~.ed __M.. _ ,lW111mG. Ann.a.. BRUCE, Robert M. BTANWIX'; Frank, GENTRY~ Caleb BRIZENDINE, Jerry J. MUNGER, Charles J. ROGERS, James P. MARKLEY, Otto G. CALDWELL, Anthony li~!~~ro~~!~~iel'~ I _. .._ ......... _____ - MC GEE, George ' FOSTER, FrankL., HENDERSON:, George ,~. RAFFA, John W. NILES, Clinton, . HIDDLESTON, Josep~ J. WAI.K'ER , Plummer, DAVENPORT, Willi~ KREISER, Jacob AI/LEN, Edwin R.- ' WILLIAMS, Clinton ~. FI.SHBACK; John. KILLIEN, Patrick C. KRAUS, John ' TOWNSDIN, Charles W. CQBB, ~illiam :B. DAVIDSON, Henry A.: RIC~SO~, Selwyn A. LOKINGER, Joseph ' EVANS, Jacob " HUGHSON, Elias·D.,Jr. SPERRY, Harvey , HAWKINS, _W!, Barto~ CHANCE, James _WEIB~~.'JQhn .- , Ir:::;-I 0'\ ~ �ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE'S NAME - 1881 (Cont'd) Bride Groom Bride Groom ALLEN, Marcellus KEIHLE, Clara W. STEBBINS, James T. PENN, Charles V. KERSEY, Melissa J. HANAWAY, Jennettie WARD, Wiley C. CLEVELAND, Charles H. KIRKPATRICK, Vivia P.V. HARKER, Margaret L. DATJ.AS, Chester E. HAGENBUCH, JOM C. KISLING, MaryM.' HARMAN, Mary E. CHANCE, Robert E. BANNING, Nathaniel L. 'KISSINGER, Eliza HARMAN, Mattie W. ACKLEY, Edwin A.' HALL, John H. HARPER, Emma. E. BROOQ, ' John S~' KNIGHTEN, Maggie I. HOLM, Peter KNUDSEN, Ingeborg M. HARPER, Lauretta A. ACKER; Charles F,. EULERT, Henry HARRIS, CorinaF. HILL,' Frederic J,. KURFIS, Christine ..,' .. , UN:PERYlOOD, Perry H. KYLE, GeorgieHARRIS, Mary Ann COOPER~ ,·George P. ,:;MEIERHOFFER, Frank LAHRMAN, Rebecca HARTMAN, Sarah FRARY, Henry :E;. COVEY, Lincoln, LAWHARD, Mary HARZEL, Teresa TANAHAUER," Leopold CRAVEN, Thomas LAWRY, Jul:is,j HAUSMAN, Mary J. OTT, John, . TOWERY , James HAVEN, Mary E. ' SKINNER, William T. LAWSON, Celah Ellen· KUHNS, Henry T. HEFNER, Ella TALLEY, .John G,. LIGGETT, Mary N. HILL, Samue 1 C.' LINDLEY, Amanda C. HERR, Frances HILKEY, ·Adam SCOTT, Ambrose HERRIOTT, CatherineM•. ,KIRK, James A. L0,§AN., Dasha CUSHINGBERRY,Mathew HIGHNATE, Lucy E. ' MARTIN, Andrew J. LORRY, Eddiney LINDLEY, William M. LOVEWELL, Nettie HI~, Lou Ella DURLAND, Frank C. HILL, William S. MACY, Amy ADAMS, Jame.s. HILLKEY, Sarah WATKINS, William T.(F) MAICHEL, Catherine HOLLADAY, Lizzie L. EVANS, John H. BRECHEISEN, John HOLLISTER,Lucinda BLACKMAR, Charles E. MAIER, Ursula JONES, Albert B~ MAIN, Ovanda HOLUM, Sophia JOHNSON, "John A. COFFIN, Charles T. MARCKS, Lillie HUTCHINSON, Ida E. SEYMOUR,David W. LOWE, David P. JACKSON, Ellenora MOORE, Alfred, MARTIN, Tillie E. MC CLOUD, David JACOBS, Jeane'tte LICHTENSTEIN ,Joseph MASON, Elizabeth ~. GIBBENS, Hiram JEFFERSON, Ida ABRAMS, Charles A. MC CLANAHAN, Ella UNDERWOOD, Gideon MC COY, Lizzie GENTRY, Sarah E. WOODWARD, James W. SABIN, Lucius N. Me CURDY, Emma F. JOHANNING, Minnie SCHLEGEL, 'John U~ DYER, James JOHNSON, Julia BRYANT, George C. MC EVOY, Bridget 'CROW, Chesley'P. JOHNSON, Susan HART,Henry MC FADDEN, Jennie B. GAUMER, George F. JONES, Harriet RALPH, Charles P. MC GEE, Virdilla JEWETT. Harry L. MC INTIRE, Allie ' KARNES, Rosa G. DAY, James A. HINES, George W. KATHERMAN, Susie WILLIAMS, Benjamin, MC INTYRE, Susan E. STEWART, Augustus ~ K. KEAN, Myra Elma AI,EXANDER, Albert J. MC KINNEY, Fannie M. GILBREATH, Cyrus E. KEENER, Mary EDWARDS, George MC KNIGHT, Martha ~(HOUT),Maggie E. F,' I--.J_: �ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE'S NAME - 1881 Bride Groom Bride MEFFORD, Rena PORTER, Henry ROSE, Anna MEIGS, Mamie E. ROSEMAN, Fred ROSS, Ida M. MILLER, Alma Carolina LANDEN, Fer Yan RUSSELL, Susie P. MILLER, Lizzie POKE, PerrySCHENDEL, Berta MILLER, Mary BRADSHAW, Francis SCHMIDT, Mary MIIJ.ER, Rebecca J. HAYNES, John C. SCHOEPFLIN, Sarah MITCHELL, Isabella SPIVEY, John C. SEABOLD, Mary MONTGOMERY, Minnie M. LEE, John P. SEAMAN, Harriet A. MURPHY, Bridgett J. PYATT, John F. SELL, Lucy Isabell NEWLIN, Delphina J. POLLOCK, George SERVISS, Anna - . NICHOLS, Clara E. NEELY, Charles A. SHAW, Elizabeth SHEARER __Clarlli NICHOLS, Cora A. KARNES; Loamma F. NOACKER, Elizabeth A. DICKER,"James SijEETS, Ella M. NOBLE, Harriet M. MCDONALD, . Malcolm A. aHEETS, Rachel NUTT, Eunice C. SIMMONS~ J. CO. SHELL, Mina OLIVER, . Gertr,ude BRETHERTON, Walter SHIRAH, Elizabeth OSWALT, Parmela A. ELSTON, Adam S. SKILES, Mary Jane OWENS, Emma BEBOUT, Joseph B. SKINNER, Ellen PARKER, MarY,~_J:.;;'· BROOKS, Fleet SMITH, ArahS. ,SMITH, Jennie PARMLEE, Martha J. DUNN" George E. PEMBERTON, Eva LAWRENCE, Al vin SMITH, Sarepta A. PENCE, Mrs. Mary Jane SMITH,James Harvey SPALDING, Ida B. PHENICIE, Hattie DIVELBISS, Harrison . SPALDING, St.ella PIFFER, Delia L. HENRY, David K. SPEER, Eva PRESTON, Mary STUDEBAKER,: David W. SPRINGER, Mary E. PRIMM, Hattie L. WINTER, Milton R. STANLEY, Elizabeth RANDALL, Anna L. BROWN, Francis STANLEY, Harriet E. RANDEL, Ida WELCH,. Philip C. STEWART, Annie B. REEVES, Ria L. GREEN, Millard F. STONE, Mollie. REYNOLDS, Sarah E. WALTERS, Calvin H. STREET, Rose A. RICHARDSON, Martha ERWIN, Benjamin F. SUTHERLAND, Mary RITTER, Ida J. HENRY, Charles A. TALLEY, Melissa E. ROA:CH, Libbee BATEMAN, Millard 'TANNER, May ROBE, Lena HEETER, George TAYLOR, Jennie ROOT, E. Olivia COY, Henry J. THOMAS, Sarah (Contin~) Groom PATTERSON, George STEWART, -Webst~r-" MOORE, Harry T •. DECKWA, Williain KASBURGER, Michae-l STEWART, Clement- J. SHOPPER, Joseph NORTHWAY, Francis A. BOVARD, James A. WHITSEL, Lewis, C. KEAN, William C. MC INTIRE. Levi,,~, O. GRIPPER,--Edwa,rd D. PENNINGTON, Isaac HECK, Martin KENNEDY, Franklin R. JOY, James R. GRINDROD, Kay DARNELL, William S. MILLER, Charles COTTON, Franklin C. MULL, Elijah C. PRESBREY, Frank S. MOORE, Charles D. ROGERS, Adelbert DAVIDSON, Charles T. BULLOCK, William W. SMITH, Ethan A. CRUMMETT, Charles M. STUDEBAKER, Jacob. C. PICKETT, Clarkson C. DIXON, Cyrus MILLER, Lyndon K. BASS, James AUSTIN, John ------- ._-- ---._-- ,- N 100 - �ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE'S NAME - 1881 (Cont'd) Bride THOMPSON, Minnie L. THOREN, Emelia THRALLS, Cynthia E. TORNEDON, Liena TUDHOPE, Sarah Esther TURNER, Jennie M. UHL, Ida WALRUFF, Carrie C. WARREN, ,D. Etta WEBB~, Elizabeth WELLS, Sallie WHEATLEY, Elizabeth WHEATON, Mary A. WHEEI.F.R, Josephine ,R. WHITE,' Allie WHITE, Mary D. WITE, Salina Groom Bride BUTCHER, John C. WIED.EMANN, Matilda GERSTENBERGER,Frederick WIGGS, Cora·C. CRAWFORD, Robert V. WILLIAMS , Harriet (Hattie) REETZ, Gottfried WILLIAMSON, Alice PERRY, Hugh WILSON, Anna M. WILLIAMS,- Benjamin S. WILSON, Maria SOULE, ,Willard WILSON, Mary SUTORIUS,Charles A. WITHERS, Mary A. PILLSBURY,: Arthur J. WOOD, Annie G. DAVIS, John: C. WOODWARD, Laura E. SMITH, William E. WIGHT, Minnie MC CULLY, Samuel WRIGHT, Nellie MENDENHALL, Albert S. YEWDALL, Viola M. HUNTING, Charle_s D. ZIEGLER, Rachel E. VAN ORDSTRAND, William P. ZIESENIS, Minna STEELE,Ira T. ZIMMERMAN, Ada GROSS, James' . Groom BASE, Carl CASMlRE, Bert A. HOWES(HOVES),Charles H. BARRY, John GARVIN" David ROSS, Pitt BEAL, Joseph WILLIAMS, Abram L. ASHLEY, Walter H. WARNER, John HILL, Harvey E. JONES, Isaac C. SHEARER, Vincent J. KIRKMAN, Louis GRAY, Thomas CADY,_ George W. ~-~,~~~i {-~-'~ ~~~~~ ~: Topeka Capital, Nov. 25, 1906 ----_.- ----- MRS. TERRY, AGED 96 YEARS AND HER FAMOUS SPINNING mIEEL ,Mrs. Elizabeth COLE TERRY of Lawrence, Kansas, celebrated her 96th birthday Saturday, Nov. 10, 1906. Mrs. TERRY was born Nov. 10, 1810 in Putnam county, New York, where she spent her childhood. In 1831 she was married to John TERRY. They settled in northern Ohio and lived there until five children were grown. Mr. TERRY died in 1859. Mrs. TERRY came to Lawrence in 1869 and since then has made her home with her daughter, Mrs. Cecilia TOWNE. She has been a member of the Baptist Church for eighty years, but of late has been unable to attend services. She is in possession of all her faculties and is a most interesting conversationalist. She becomes quite animated when the subject of spinning is mentioned and it is one of her chief delights to tell of the contests-"in which she participated in the days gone by. She was the I champion spinner in all the country around her old home. She is quite proud of her age and considers any one young who may be eighty o·r thereabouts. Up to the last year or so, she made quite difficult fancy work of various kinds. She is the mother of five children: Mrs. Cecilia TOWNE of Lawrence, John M. TERRY, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, I and I.C. TERRY, Monroe, Louisiana. >Two are not living. She has ten grandchildren and ten great-grandchildren. i, III Ii . Submitted by Jane WIGGINS ------------------------------- !. _ .L __._____ __ ----- -- --'-------- ____J �/", !"~> ~/ -/ I~i~TAFEl:' OF Patricia Jolene SAUMWILLIAMS OCCUPATION NAI,iE f'atricia Jolene SAUl:; 2. Dwight Raymond SAUM ). Ethel Leona SAUER 4. ;';al ter Jesse SAUr.1 5. Fannie Robena BENWELL 6. Arthur Philbert SAUER 7. Leona Oti LINKLETTER 8. Randolph Foster SAUl~ 9. lfiary TALBERT 10; Richard R. BENiffiLL 11. Elizabeth SrUTH 12.Johnathan Snyder SAUER 1). Catherine OILER 14.Arthur James LINKLETTER 15.Lillie Oti SMILEY 16.Charles Frederick SAUM 17. i'iary BARDELL 18.Isaac TALBERT{BULL) 19.Lavina '11000 20. Benjamin BElMELL 21. Susan GARBET 22.James SMI'rH 23.Christene Slv1ITH 24.Jacob SAUER 25.Eve SNYDER 26. George OILER 27. Sarah HICKIMN 28. JaJ:les LIlIKLETTER 29. !.;ary SHARP BORN 1 March 1926 Ks. 24 Oct. 1896 Ks. 1) Aug. 19 0 5 Ks. 1) Oct. 1874 Ks. 2) June 1876 I l l . 8 Oct. 188) Pa. p Feb. 1887 I\s. 21 Sept. 1850 Oh. 2) Jan. 1851 Ia. 12 Aug. 1840 Eng. 29 Oct. 1840 Eng. 6 April 1852 pa. 24 March 1856 Pa. 10 Dec. 1855 Can. 11 March 1869 Mo. ca 1820 Oh. ca 18)0 O!. 20 Feb. 1828 Oh. 12 June le34 Ind. Eng. Eng. Eng. Eng. 28 Jan 1811 Pa. 10 Aug. 1818 30.Riley M. SMILEY ) !.1ay 1842 1- MARRIAGE ) May 1947 Wa. 21 Aug. 1921 Ks. Pipefitter-Const. 10 April 1965 Wa. 2 Jan. 19)9 Ks. 9 Aug. 19)5 Ks. )1 Dec. 1952 Ks. Carpenter 24 Oct. 190) Ks. 26 Sept. 1960 Ks. 8 May 1927 Ks. Master Stonemason 21 May 1871 Ks. 2 Sept. 19)9 Ks. Hotel Proprietor 30 March 1863Il.Grocer-Farmer-Postmaster 6 Dec. 1926 Ks. 22 Nov. 1926 Ks. Jan. 19)5 Mo. Minister 3 Oct. 1872 pa. 24 Oct. 1906 Ks. 31 March 1913 Ks. Nurse 14 March 1855 Ks. 24 July 1957 Ks. 26 Sept. 1847 Oh. Carpenter-Farmer 21 March 1891 Ks. 14 June 1849 Ia. Cement Mason ca 1906 Farmer )1 Jan. 1892 Ks. 3 March 1904 Ks. Fox Farmer Can. 27 Nov. 1864 Patricia J. Williams P. O. Box 370 Ocean Park. WA 98640 10 March 1914 Ks. �/"':h / ;"" '~HAI~E 31. )2. )). 34. )5. 36. 37. 38. 39. AHNENTAFEL of Patrioia Jolene SAUM I'IILLIAMS- Cont. BORN MARRIAGE OCCUPTION< 24 May 18)8 Oh. ca 1800 Va. 4 Nov. 1819 Oh. Farmer Va. Catherine Ann fllUCK George A. SAUM Susan HENDERSON John C. BARDELL Elizabeth CRAVEN 7 Oct. 1811 Pa. Jonathan TALBERT (BULL) ) July 1799 No. Car. Esther HART 28 Feb. 1797 Paul WOOD Elizabeth ca 1860 Ks. 6 Oct. 1890 Ks. 11 Nov. '1857 Ia. 5 June 1869 Ia. 1817 48. Henry SAUER 62. Daniel r~UCK Md. 6). Elizabeth WARTZ 64. Frederick SAUr.1 16 Feb. 1762 Md.? 22 Sept. 1794 Va. 65. Catherine CALEY 14 Sept. 177) Va. 66. Nathan HENDERSON ca176) Va. 8 Oct. 1792 Va. 67. r.lary THOMSON- THOMPSON cal770 Va. 69. Sarah. 72. Thomas BULL 28 Nov. 1769 73. Elizabeth BEARD 74. Isaac HART 75. Sarah BUFF[NGTON 128. Ilir.holas SAUM ca 17)0 Ger. 1)2. Charles HENDERSON ca 1745 13). Levicy ? 134. Asa THOMSON 144. Richard BULL 145. i.lary DIED 26 Jan. 1916 1836 Farmer Farmer Farmer 23 Jan. 1849 Oh. 8 May 18)8 Oh. June 18)6 Oh. April 1809 Va. June 1815 Va. 30 Oct. 1789 Patricia J. Williams P. O. Box 370 Ocean Park. WA 98640. '. '..i•• _ �, '32 ,_ _ 'I .". \ . \ ~ \ " '\ . :'. ,.\'~ \ '. J ADJUTANT GENERAL ENROLLMENT OF SOLDIERS--ACT OF 1883 An act to enroll the late soldiers, their widows and orphans of the late Armies of the United States residing in the ·state of Kansas. This list includes only those residing in Douglas county in 1883. Information: (A) Name, (B) Color, (C) Rank, (D) Company, (E) Regiment, (F) State, (G) Arm of Service--whether Regular, Volunteer, Militia, Marine or Irregular, (H) Wounded, (I) Injured, (J) Dis-' ease, (K) Present address, (L) Place of.death. State abbreviations are those currently in use by the U. S. Postal Service. Information copied and alphabetized from records at the Kansas State Historical Society, Topeka, KS by Pauline B. Elniff. (A) (B) (C) (D) (E) (F) Abbott, Wesley b Pvt H 21 CT Abbott, Wm. w Pvt OH Abdel, Aarin E. w Pvt A 12 IN Adam, H. E. wCpl C 1 NJ Adams, J. (?)C. w Cpl B 12 KS Ahlstrom, Chas. w Pvt K 19 Ora ) " Cornelia) " Fred ) children " Mary " -Aue[?] ,.; Henry w 3. IA Pvt G William) " Mattie) - children " Bessie ) . Aker(n) s, Benj. F. w Cpt 19 KS Akers, Mrs. R. N. w Akers, Amasa F. w Akers, Jonathan w Sgt D 82 IL " .Edgar " W(M)anda " Jessie Albaugh, Phillip w Sgt B 3 KS Albaugh, William w Alder, John W. w Pvt 9 WI Alexander; Smith b Pvt· 1st AR Alexander, Chas. b Alexander, C. E. b _, Alexander, Smith Jr. b Allen, Albert F. w Pvt MI Allen, Cas(r)ey w Pvt B 9 KS " Arthur Mary " Leona " H. A. " Allen, Geo. W. w Sgt~laj 79 IL Allen, J. R. w Orderly G 3 KS Allen, Nicholas b Pvt E 6 MS (G) Vol Inf (K)-Media Prov.Mar. Clerk(K)-Lawrence Vol Cay (K)-Lawrence Vol Cay (K)-Eudora Vol (J)-In eyes(K)N.Lawrence Vol Cay (K)-Gideon US Inf-R (K)Sigel Mil (L)-19 Nov 1878 at Lawrence Self-supporting Lives at home Vol Cay Mil Vol Cay (K)-Lawrence. Vol Battery{K)-Lawrence (?)Top.Engineer(K)-Vinland Vol Cay (K)~N. Lawrence .. (K)-Haldwin City Mil (K)-Eudora Vol Inf (J)-Chr.Diarrhea (L)-4 Apr 1892 at Clinton Vol Inf �\ 33 . ,~- (A) (B) Allen, Charity Nicholas " Bill " Allen, Solomon Allison, Lewis b b 'b w w Edgar Andrew Sam'l " Stephen " Thomas " Louis " Lewis " Allstat, Hartin L.· Almond, J. K. Alspaugh, L. N. Altenbrand, Conrad Altenbrand, William Ammerman, Joseph , , Lula " Anderson, Andrew e?) S. Anderson, Chas. (C) (D) Capt B Ord. M Sgt (F) (G) 40 5 WI KS (K)-Lawrence Self-supporting Lives at home Vol Inf (K)-Lawrence Vol Cay 9 IN IN OH KS KS PA Vol Inf Vol Cay (J)-Eyes(K)-Media (K)-Clinton Vol (K)-Eudora Mil (K)-Eudora Mil (n -Sunstroke Vol Inf (E) " II. - w W w W w w K I B G G C 9 65 3 3 49 W' w b Lida Dora " Sam'l " May " Fanny " Katie " Anderson, (has. J. b b b b b b Anderson, Mary F. Anderson, Chas.M. Lenora " Rickert " Salter " , Anderson, John w " Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt w w w w w w 16 Cpl I Pvt Black 3 Hawk - IL KS Vol Inf Mil (J) -Piles Lives at home " " " " " " " " " Capt Pvt C 3 .;. " VA Vol Independent Rangers (L) Harper's Ferry 31 Oct 1863, in service KS Mil AR Carpenter, Q.M. Dept (J) Yellow Fever. PA ? Vol Vol Vol Vol w Anderson, Geo. Anderson, Silas D. Andrew, Wm E. J. Andrews, Stephen H. Anthony, Mark i\pitz, Chas. (?)Arnett, John B. Armstrong, Chris W w w w w w Sgt B Pvt B Capt A Cpl 10 Pvt Pvt K Pvt '0 49 1 IL 20 NY Armstrong, Geo. W. w Pvt G 17 OH Arnold, Sam'l ·w Pvt F 1 w 126 10 35 MA WI NJ Inf Cay (K) Lawrence Inf (J)Rheum.(K)Lawrence Inf (J) Chr Diarrhea(K) Law. (K) Lawrence Vol Inf (H) Yes (J) Rheum. , Reg Cay Chills & Fever Inf (I) Spine (J)Diarrhea (K) Baldwin City US Vol Eng (K) Lawrence �(B) (A) Arterburn, Sam'l n Rolly' Asher, Henry B. ", Henry A. Asher, Win. W·. ft, K. Blanche Aster, Jacob H'. n, Jessie (?)Ashtn, Jas. Q. '" Lula A'ssman, Justiil Atkinson, S. Austfn, John Ayer, Oner H. Bahnmaier, Geo. Bailey, Chas. w. Bailey, Geo'. K ", Lizzie ,., Grace It, Gertie n, Veta Baker, Cyrus[- - ] Baker, I. L. Baker, James Baker, Jas. A. n' Tillie D. ", Anna A. Baker, Jno. M. Baker, Pratt Baker, T·. C~ Baldwin, A. S. ,to Edith A: nMary G. Baldwin, Wm. Bales, Ab~aham n Frank J. It:. Ena Ballow~~ John Banks, Alex R. IW, Emm R·. ftAnnie B'. It. Lawrence Barber, Lucius (?) Barber, Oliver Barker, B~ N. Barley, 1/.-'--1 Barnes, Win. C. Barnett, Benj. Barricklow, S: C~ Bartholemew, Sam'l w. (Cl' (OJ (E) (F): (G)~ (Jl Chr. Diarrhea w w. w w Pvt B 78 IL Vol Inf Sgt H 5 KS Vol Cav w· Pvt G 2 IL Vol Cav (H)' Arm & Foot w w DrmMaj 78 mr Vol Inf (J) Piles ComSgt 59 KS' US"!'nf (J); Chr. Diarrhea 17 9 1 6' KS: KS' CA' KSKS Wl PA' Vol Inf Vol Cav (!J) -Eyes' (K) Media Vol Inf (IO":"""'r:ecompton State Mil'. Militia (K) Big Springs' Vol lnf (K)! Baldwin City' Vol Inf (I )'Ank1e & L.:Hand (KY Lawrence w w W W w W W W W Pvt Pvt Pvt A W D I w Pvt Cpl Pvt G C. 2 47 .,' w w w Pvt Pvt Pvt L., B F 1'6 22 74 KS' ,KS PA' Vol Cav Militia Voll. w Pvt C 78 OR' Vol Inf E. 2l~, ((5' PA' KS Militia' State Art. Mili ti a (K) Globe' (K) Globe' W Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt w w 2nd Lt.E 21 Gov. Empr -. ((5 Mili ti a PA <!<l W Pvt Capt MI. KS w W W w w w W W w W' w b w w !iJ G' I G Pvt Capt 2ndLt.F GrilJ ~apt E: Pvt Pvt p.vt D G C 21 n 21 4 IN' KS KS' 134 OH? KS' 1 KS' KS,: 22 68 IN" (n" (K) eJl (K) (H) (J') Body Media Chr. Diarrhea Lawrence Lost ear & .eye Smallpox (K): Clinton ta p!jr, Dg .Co,. Vols (KJ' Lawrence Provo,.Marshall (H) Face & Ankle (J) Lung State Mili ti a' Irregular Vol Inf (H): Body' Militia (K)' Eudora' MiH tia (!\Y)a~d¥lirL~hY Vol Inf (K): Clinton Cbm~Sub �\35] (B): (Cl' (D) (El (FY (G1 w Lt.CoL 2 KS Vo'l Cav (J) Gen. Debi Ii ty TN' NY (K)I Globe Vo,l. Vol Inf (~}f'fii\vre'n~ej Vol lnf (Jr SunstroJ<e: Vol' lnf w Pvt Pi 8' Pvt K 29 Pvt G 79 Col. -20 Pvt 1 1.90 Chaplain 34' Pvt B' 16 P.vt E 92 Pvt Ai 121 Pvt I, 3 Pvt C 9 Pvt A 1'4 w Lt. 2 MO w 2, l!O w 1st Lt.D Pvt, ~ 11 Pll Bell, Peter a, Annie ,.' Bertha H Carl Bell, Thomas (?JBenal, J. G. Benedict, Francis B~nedict, M. R'. n, Fanney' Bennett, James .. . John n, Jas. Jr. n Li zzie Bennett, Jas. C. It, Flora R'. Berni tz, F. Berry, Sampson Beurmann, Louis Biebusch, HEmry H. Stella Bigsby, A'. Billings, Sam'11 Billings, Walter S. Bfshoff, C. N'. Bishop~ John Bitterly, August w' 2nd Lt.K 67 OH w A T E 101' PA' 1"54 IOff w w Cp1 Pvt Pvt Pvt r 38 lIO lA, II:., Vol Inf (K)' Wellsvirle Vol Inf (K)Lawrence (J)' Chr. Diarrhea Vol Cav w Pvt C r K5' ('J) Palsy w Capt -, IN' w b w w, PiTt Pvt Pvt Pvt w nrack, Edward Bl'ackman, W'. I. R'. n, T'., A'. w (AY Bassett, «Men A~ HC Thos. B'~ H Fred L. " Josephine Baxter, Barnett Beach, Loomis Beacham, Jos. Beam, Cephas J. Beardslley, Geo. H~, Beatty, Archibald Bechtel, George Beck, Henry Becker, Albert Beddinge~, Jacob Bell, Albert &111:, ls:aac Bell, James' Bell, J. J. Belt.JJiio. P'~ tt, Mari am A'~ W, w w, w, w w w W W w w w K5' oa NJ' IL. lL NY' KS IN' IL, von; Vol Inf Vol Inf (K)'7 Lawrence Inf' (J) heari'ng(KlEudora -' (H)Mouth &' thfgh(K)Lawrence' Militi~' (K)' Belvoir Vo1s' (K)" WfHow 5p'rings Vol Inf (J),: Typhoiid (K>:: Edgerton, J'ohn'son Co. B'attery, Milli'tia'(K): Baldwin Cav: (K): Baldwin City Reserves' Vol Inf' (H)'Gunshot (K)' Bl ack Jack Vol Inf (J),Fever 2 79 4' 1, on K5" MO K5' Vol. (LY Kansas City, MO 2 July 1881 Vol lnf (K),~ Eudora Vol Inf (K)' Lawrence Vol Vol Battery' PiTt list l:t- I, ITO WI" OH' Vols Vol Inf (K)' Lawrence Cp1 Pvt Pvt C 177 PA KS' A' 149 NY' Vol Inf (K)' Eudora State Mili ti a Vol Inf(H)' Mouth (J)' Chr. Diarrhea (K)" Vinl and Mili ti a (K)' Eudora Vol (JY Chr. Diarrhea (LY Gran t Twp 2' Mar. 1883 B Pvt w Capt - KS' OH' �I (BY eCl (D) ~A)'. Blackman (continued> ft. Rollin E'. n. Cora H• ... Mary I. fl' C?JMalsby Bliss, Jno. A-. ".Mary Blood. James ", Fannie L. Edna J. " Boice, John J. Bond, Sylvanns ft., Enos Clara I., Calvin ", Herbert II" Dening (.?> It, Porter Bone, Jno. J. Carrie E • Annie F. Booher, Daniel Borland, G. E. Boughten, James S. Bowen, Emery S. II, L[~Children .... Sarah Anne B. t; Bowers, Jas. Bowers, Joseph BOnd, D. P. Boyd, Thos. Jr. Boyle, Lawrence H. ,." Milly n· Maudy' "" Carrie Bradley, James L. Bradley, Squire Bradshaw, Brangen, M. F. Brannon, Moses B'rechisen, Wm. Breithaupt, F: Brender, Jilo. L. Brennan, Jas. A: Brent, August Brewer, Adam P. Brewer, Thos. Lydia M. Stella M• " ••• Fred K. M. n. Oscar t. Bristow, Wm. .. ..... .. w. 36 I (E) - (Fl (G) l\IA'~ Quar. M. Dept w Capt w MajGenl w w Pvt if: Cpl] B 18 21 w Pvt H' 811 NJ' w w w w Pvt Cpl I. Pvt P Pvt M MO w Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt State Militia KSKS·. Vol Cav (K)' Big springs Mili ti a (Kr Gideon Vol rnf - b w w w. w 11 KS' 9 MI 111 KS' A. 79 KS' A A 5 KS' 5 KS' B \gJ . 36 It 18 KS' -. w w w Pvt 94 OR' P\Tt B'; 79 State 2nd Lt. E: 71 Sgt F 3 KS' P\rt E 21' KS.'" Pvt F 1. KS' Ptrt D' \\to" Pvt KS' Pvt D 10 IL, Pvt H OFI' _. Off Sgt Pvt C 69 IN' w Pvt b ~ w w \II w w w - K 24 Kr ... -- - -- \ Mili ti a (KY Media Vol (H)Le{tArm (KlTwin Mounds Vol Inf (K)\' Lawrence Vol Cav (K) Gideon Vol Inf (,J)' Rheum. Vol Cav fJY Rheum Vol Cav ('J)' Rheum (K)Lawrence Vo,l (KY'Richland, Shawnee Co. Vol lnf (K} Vinland Vol Inf (J)' Rheum (K)Lawrence (K)' Vinland Vol Cav (K)" Eudora Mili ti'a (Kl' Appanoose I FrankH:nCo.-l Vol Inf (J) Lungs (Kl Edgertnri'- --. Mili ti a (Kr Baldwin City Mili ti a (Jr Rheum (K)' Eudora Yes (J): Infl Lungs Vol Cav (K)? Twin Mounds Inf (Kl Clinton (In- Vol Inf (I)Finger off right band 00' Baldwin City �\37l ~F): (G): 47 Brockelsby, Wm. w 2nd Lt n' Maud n Olive n Wm. E. Brooks, Alfred Pvt F b 79 Brooks, Edmund w Pvt B~ Brooks, Frank 167 w Pvt A 10, Brooks, Henry Pvt G' b Elizabeth Elldred Brooks, James 6, w 1st Lt M' n, Lilly ", Jno. W. fI, Fred n. Robert D. ft, Lewis A. Geo. ~1. Brophy, Martin Wi'dow o! Martin Brophy .., Albert M) - , - " 'I n" (?JIno F. )!1I~.no,r_children Bropley, Martin w Pvt D 2. MS: Col Inf (J)' Rheum. KS' OH U.S.C. Vo,ls (K)'f. Lecompton Vol Inf U~S~ Cay KS" Vol Cay MO Brown, D. Brown, Chas. E'. w KS: KS- Brown , Chas. Hi. Brown, H~ R,~ Brown, John' w w w Jno C~ John F. Nathaniel Rufus Sam'l Sinnet Theodore WIn. Wm. W. Zadoc C: ft, Wal1ter n, Edith Browning, Jared Browning, Jared Brubaker, David Brundage, J. Brune, Fred Bruner, Fred Bruzi, Thos. Bryant, Jos. V. n Nancy C: w w Cay (K): Black Jack,KS ([;)r n, ft,..,. ,1877 (K)" Lawrence~ St ate Mi li ti a (LY. Lawren ce , 15 June 1880 Vol Cay (KY' Clinton Vol In! (Kl; Baldwin City' Vols Mex. War Militia (K): Big sp'rings (Kl Globe Vol In! (K)T Baldwin City In! (J)1 Rupture (K)' Medi a Vol Inf Vols Artillery(J)', Rheum (K): Holling Vol In! (K)T Baldwin City Vol Cay (K)' Lecompton Mili ti a (K)f Twin Mounds (B'») (e)' Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, b w w w w. w w w w w w w w w w w w Pvt Pvt (Dl' K ~El, 18 OH' Pvt W 9 [(S' 2nd Lt H; 3 KS' Sgt H 150 It, Pvt D, 2 Pvt D 3 KS Pvt E 21 Pvt F 57 IN Pvt H' 26, IN' P.vt it: IIIA' Pvt K. 18 KS: P.vtCo 9 Battery\'ll Pvt C 134 PA\\ Pvt D 1'5 KS' P.vt 1l. 21 KS' Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt C Jf, MO 127 PA" 21 KS' MO Sgt Pvt Pvt 17 KS' MO B' M 12 3 ~J Mi1i ti a Inf(K» Big Springs Vol In! ~)r Big Springs Vol In! Mili ti a (K)',' Willow Springs Mili ti a (Kl Lawrence IMiilij! ~ In! --;;;;-(J),; Rheum. Mfliti 8' (L)' Clinton, 30 Dec 1869 �(A)' {B'J> (C), (oY {El (Fl (G) (K); Lawrence 3 IN Bryant, Samuel w Pvt L Cav (K)" Big Springs Buck, A. H. Vols w 2nd Sgt H 12 NJ Vol Inf {J)'Rheum{KY Eudora Buck, John 24 IL. w Cpl A Buck, John 11 IL. Vol Inf w Fife ~laj " John Jr. II Lilly " Alfred Buchheim, J. F. w 1 3 KS' Mili tia (K)' Big Sprin9s~ Buchheim, Sam'l w I 13 KS" Mili tia (K)'" Lecomptort-J Buckner, Allen w Col '- --; 79 IL. Vol Inf (H),\" Gunshot{K)Baldwin Buckner, Allen w LtCol H' 25 & 79 IL. Vol Inf (Hr Ri'ght Si'de (K)' " <:line drawn through name and information} Buffington, Rector b Pvt G 79. KS Vol Inf (L)' Rossville, AK 1864' Buffington, 1~ R'. b Pvt A 1 KS Cav {Kr Lawrence Bullock, Jno. W. w: 'lst"ILt C' 41 IL. Vol lnf (H): Yes "...-.J Minnie O~ '-..------Bullock, Wm. W. w Pvt E 6 IA Vol Inf (K)' Lawrence Bunker, Henry w Wagon Master DC Army of the East (KY Lecompton Burghardt, WIn. H. w. Capt F' 3 KY' Vol C'av (Rl Yes {Jl Piles n, WIn. H:. Jr. Burgoon, Thos. w Pvt A' 1 AK Vol Infy (K») Baldwin City Burke, WIn. 10 IL w Pvt B Vol inf " Edmond n Cassall Burke, Martin w Pvt A', 10 MO Vol Iitf n Rosa nElla n Kate II Edward Burlingame, M. J. w 1st Lt H l' Creek Indian Vol Inf Burns, Rbbt. w Capt of US· Frigate NY Marine (K)" B~~voir Burr, David w fvt - It. (tine drawn through name) II, Jennie C~ n Mary n David Jr. n Olive Burr, David w Chicago B, Trade Batt. IL. Vol Art. (K): Lawrence Burroughs, Jackson w Cpl G 16 KS' Vol Cav (K») Baldwin Ci ty Burr, Fred P. w Pvt E: 4 MA, Vol Cav II Ida R. Burt, Morris L. w Pvt L. 2 It, Vol Art (J)' Side & back (n, E,va7 May " Morris K. n Grace " Fred It, Laura I. Burt, (?):i Timothy no other information obtained (Line drawn through all Bush, John w Pvt I. 28 NY Vol s {Kl Lawrence Busse, Louis G. -. KS Home Guard w Pvt B' n Chas. Harry " It. Louis Butler, Guy K. w Cpl It 10 KS' Vol lnf fJY Lungs ; ____ ~aul, Eliona and Loving ~ L-------J �i 39 . JOHN HARRELL John HARRELL, 91-year-old member of the Washington post of G.A.R., Civil War veteran and Indian fighter, died early today at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Earl HOBBS, in Lawrence. Mr. HARRELL had been seriously ill since August 20. With the death of Mr. HARRELL only two members of the Washington Post are living, and only one resides in Lawrence. They are S.K. FUNK of Lawrence and Henry J. GREEN of Eugene, Ore. Born in Fayetteville, Ark. February 10, 1845, John HARRELL moved with his parents, Catherine and John H. HARRELL to Bloomington, Kansas, and a short time later, when he was 10 years old, they settled on a farm near Clinton. Here he grew to manhood and later bought a farm of his own near .' Clinton. On August 2, 1871, he married Catherine V. ANDERSON at Lawrence and they lived near Clinton until 14 years ago when they came to Lawrence to live with their daughter. John HARRELL enlisted in the Third Kansas Cavalry in July, 1861, but the unit was not called into service and he was dismissed in October of that year. His career as an Indian fighter after the Civil War began when he enlisted in Company A, 18th Regiment of Kansas Cavalry Volunteers on July 8, 1867 at Fort Harker, Kansas .. He saw service in':the west and was wounded in battle. He was discharged November 15, 1867. The Eighteenth Regiment, a hattalion of four companies was mustered into the United States service during July, 1867 to protect the western settlements, to guard employes of the Union Pacific railroad, and the travels on the highways leading to the West and southwest. It was commanded by Major H.L. MOORE of Lawrence. After fighting in the west, Mr. HARRELL returned to Clinton. His wife past away in 1923. He is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Earl HOBBS of Lawrence, Mrs. Martin TARPY, of Clinton and Mrs. J.B. DAILEY of Lawrence; two sons Ray HARRELL of Clinton and Charles HARRELL of Lawrence; one sister Mrs. ~mry WELCH of Sedan; one brother, B.D. HARRELL of Clinton, 11 grandchildren, and 25 great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held from the Clinton Presbyterian church Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock with the Rev. Mr. WARD in charge. Burial will be at the Clinton Cemetery. Spanish American War veterans acting for the G.A.R., will have charge of the military services at the grave. Lawrence Journal-World, Friday, September 4, 1936 Submitted by Vivian CLOUGH, Clinton, Ks. -, , ,~,,--, I . .,. " ' , . . ' " BONDS The members of the Sigel School board were at the county superintendent's office yesterday issuing bonds to build a new school house to replace the old' one that was burned down last winter. - ------------ -----, �40 Western Home Journal, Lawrence, Ks. December 22, 1881 .g~.: _ ... - L~ EUDORA A correspondent of the Topeka Capital gives the following interesting facts about our flourishing little neighbor at the mouth of the Wakarusa: This place is situated at the mouth of the Wakarusa river, seven miles east of Lawrence, on the line of the A.T.& S.F.R.R., in Douglas county. This place was laid out about five years ago by a German company from Chicago, Illinois. It has a special charter as a city, granted by the Territorial Legislature, under which, it has acted ever since. It elects its mayor, council, marshal and other officers annually on the first Monday in March. The city covers 840 acres of land, and has a population of about 800, principally Germans. We have five churches, two school houses, a flourishing mill and elevator; three general stores, besides two or three grocery grocery stores, two drug stores, two hardward and tin shops, three hotels, a lumber yard, two harness shops, an Odd Fellows' building, temperance tabernacle, city hall, three cabinet shops, two boot and shoe shops, two wagon shops, three blacksmith shops, carpenter shops, restaurants, barber shop, three lodges of Odd Fellows and ~~sons, two or three doctors, and about the same number of lawyers. There is considerable improvement being made for this season of the year. Several good dwellings are being built and others repaired. Our brick schoolhouse is nearly completed and ready for use. The old schobl building is too small to accommodate the scholars of the place. We have an excellent school this winter under the management of Prof. J.C. BANTA, as principal, and Miss FARR and Miss RAYSON assistants. The German Episcopal Methodists have built them a very fine church this season at a cost of about $3,000, which is a valuable improvement to the place and speaks well for the congregation, it being small in number. Rev .. Daniel WALTER, their pastor, is entitled to great credit for his untiring efforts and zeal in behalf of his church. They are now holding protracted meetings and are having quite a revival. There is considerable property changing hands, both in the town and surrounding country, at good prices. Every building in the place is occupied and rents are high. Although crops were short, farmers say they realize about as much money for their produce· as they usually do other years. l-Jheat never '. looked better at this season of the year. There was a greater acreage of wheat sown last fall than any previous year in this section of the country. The prohibitory law is pretty generally observed here. There is but one place that the law is openly violated, and there it is said that they sell beer only. Prosecutions have already been instituted; and more will be, to abate the nuisance and punish the offender, and there is but little doubt that the guilty party will have to atone to the offended iaw and close up shop. Submitted by Jane WIGGINS, Lawrence, KS. �- I C§uud: ----~ ~Ii ~_-' - -- As T Kn.eV\! Them: EARLY SETTLERS of GRANT TOWNSHIP !--- This article was written in February 6f 1945 by Anna MORGAN WARD--a daug~-. ter of Jonathan F. MORGAN and .hIS wife, Asenath HOWE MORGAN. (ArtIcle and photo courtesy of Steven Jansen and Watkins Community Museum, Lawrence Kansas) _ . - ._--- --- - ----------- -,- After Quantrill burned the Morgan home in Lawrence, Mr. Morgan bought some hills that were covered with Jack Oak trees and had springs in the foot hills. This farm was in the northeast part of Grant Township, near the Leavenworth County line. He built his house between two springs. The house was made mostly of native lumber, Walnut Clapboards, Hackberry floors, and a large fireplace in the long kitchen. This house was built by Horace Hancock, an early day carpenter in Lawrence. II - - -- -- --'. ANNA MORGAN WARD 1857 - 1952 In the spring of 1864 we left the place where father had built his cabin home just ten years before. I remember the round stone barn that was near our house, it was perfectly round, was bui 1. t for dairy purposes. Some one has said it was an octagon but that is a mistake. The new- owner might have changed it to an octagon ;after: we left it, but not before. We crossed the river on a ferry jjoa-t~- as at that time there was no. bridge across the river. We went through' the timber in North Lawrence, came out· in the clear at the edge of Bismarck Grove. There were some shanties at the edge of the grove, where colored people lived. These shanties were the only signs of habitation that we could see. We angled across the country,a little more north than east. There were no roads to help our progress nor fences to hinder us. We passed through two sloughs and came out on higher ground just south of Mud Creek. This land was still of -. . . " . Indian land. . Some ;,-"---- -...:::; , thIS ground had been stIrred up In places; thIS was where the raIlr6ad:~: had evidently been surveyed. It was to go across the Robirisonfa'-rm-' in a northwest, more west than north, course. The railroad later . changed plans and went through Lawrence. We finally reached the ford across Mud Creek which father had made. We crossed over and were on our ground. ~-. 'I ------ ------ -- - - - - - - - - -~~---- - -------- -- -- - �The house was not qui te ready for us so mother, brother, J. F. and myself went to the J. P. Whitney home to stay a few days. The Whitney home was about one half mile from our house. It did not take us long to get settled!in our: home as much of our worldly goods had burned with our house'~­ A few necessities were added as we needed them. I remember the first coal oi 1 lamp father brought home, it was a real thrill for us. It was a tall slim_ l?mp, a pretty green base tapering up to the bowl which l hele! about on-half pint of oi 1. We sti 11 used some candles----:- Mother made our candles for a long time, but now we could buy them at the grocery store. Our pioneer days were over, .. II In the early 60' s, and before Quantrill's raid, David Miller settled on Mud Creek near the Leavenworth County line, just south of the J.P. Whitney home. Miller evidently bought his land from the Indians. There have been several generations of Millers on this same farm, and their children have attended Oakridge School. Just west and joining the Miller farm is the farm William Stiner bought from the Indians in the early 60' s. William, the youngest son of the Stiners is still living there. The Stiner farm is joined on the west by the southeast part of the Robinson section. In this corner of the Robinson farm is a tenement house. The Eli Mercer family if the first family that I know of living there. They had several children in the school. The Mercer family lived in the district for many years, and on different farms. A number of families have lived in this same corner. For the last few years it has been the home of Will Hayden: and is known as Hayden's corner. South of Hayden's corner, is 40 acres of land which was purchased by Edward W. l'-10rgan in 1867. This land was part of the Jim Lane estate and was sold by Capt. Strong, agent. The south part of this 40 was slough. I remember helping my brothers plant sod corn in that s~ough in 1867. Mr. Morgan did not keep this land very long. i The:· south part was sold to one party. The north part was later sold to Scott Wood. Some of the Wood heirs still live on the place. West of [the] Charlie Wood home is the farm where Joseph E. Garrett settled in the 60' s. The Stiners and Garretts were rel~ted. The Garretts had two boys, the youngest boy, Ed Garrett lives on the place. West of the Garrett farm is the Ed. Pine place. The Pines are old settlers of the community north of Lawrence. I, [To be continued] --Submitted by Judy M. Sweets �\ 4_3J SCHOOL TEACHERS '-is 99-1-9 08 . - - - - \ ~:;;\f.":KANHiNKA TOWNSHI-P ",n ANNUAL REPORT OF COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT REGISTER OF DEEDS' OFFICE Date School District 1899 -- 1900 No. No. No. No. No. 1900 -. 1901: 15 40 48 73 82 15 35 40 Teacher's Name Kanwaka Yarnold Deer Creek Brass Barber Scouten 48. 1901-1902 1902-1903 1903-1904 73 82 15 35 Mound 40 48 73 82 15, 35 40 48 15 35 40~~ , ..:.--'". 48 1904-11905 73 82 1:5 3'5 :g 1.905-1906 1906--1907 . 1907-1908 73', 82 115 3'5 40 48 73 82 15 35 40, 48 73 82, 115 35; 40 48 73' 82 ~.~_~~ m U ( Alma Marvel Mary Gill Minnie Chapman Rose E. Barker W. J. Parnell Alma Marvel Vera Nelson Minnie Chapman O. A. Bayless Maggie McCollum Minnie Tray C. 'A. Stone Minnie Tray Minnie Chapman W. J. Parnell Maggie McCollum Carrie Cothlin Effie Armstrong Vera Nelson Edna Honold Mattie Caldwell Nora Lane Vera' Nelson Hetty Chesney' Mattie Caldwell Denla' MUll vi'hiilll1 Minni e G'an t Bell Kaler Deli a MuI:vi hi H L. ~1'., R'amsay D. F'. Sriti th Rose BUrnette ' Alice Cooper Bene Ko,ler Grace Creel' Mary Tucker Hattie Epley Bessiie Taylor Carrie Neal Lawrenia Shaw Mary Tucker Lena G. Jones , Hattie Epley' Viva McKenzie Bessie Rfchardson Mabel Ulrich Bessie Taylo'r Mattie Caldwell Arthur Kalb Blanche Garnes Eda Lours, Teacher's Address Lawrence Kanwaka Stull Lecompton Lawrence Rural D. #1, Lawrence Belvoir Rural D. #1., Lawrence Stull Lecompton Lawrence Lawrence Belvoir Lecompton Stull Lecompton Lawrence Lawrence Belvoir Lawrence Lecompton Lawrence Richland Lecompton' LecOfttpton' Lecbmpton' Lawrence: Lawrence Richl'and Lawrence~ Lecompton Le~Olnpton Lawrence', Lawrence Ri'chl'and Lawrence Le c,omp;t on , Lec'ompton Lawrence Lawrence Lecompton Lecompton, Lecompton Lecompton' Lawrence Lawrence Richland Lecompton Lecompton Lecompton Lecompton ' �!~~ 44 ~------~-=-: - - - !X __ AL~ GREENWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 24 LECOMPTON TOWNSHIP I I~_- rW"'7·" ____ ~ __ _ For the year ending June 30, 1898 A.H. COUCH, Teacher o. BAYLES, Teacher School Board - Wm. GLENN, Director, Big Springs, Ks. Geo. M. MEDSGER, Clerk, Grover, Ks. W.S. McCLANNAHAN, Treasurer, Grover, Ks. PUPILS Name BUNCE, Cora " Willard 11 Frank 11 Maud BRADFORD, Jessie 11 Helen BUSH, Henry CHRISTIAN, Volney 11 John CUMMINGS, Myrtle COOK, Maud 11 Arthur DUNCAN, Eliza 11 Willie " Chas. FINDLEY, Jennie " Julia GIBBENS, Flora 11 Chas. 11 Dora 11 Arthur Clyde " • Age 20 18 12 8 8 5 5 11 7 5 20 9 16 13 9 11 11 20 17 15 16 9 Age Name GIBBENS, Maggie GEELAN, Chas. Bertha " Justus "11 Carrie 11 Nora GLENN, Bessie HOGUE, Theoph HOGG, John HENNESSY, Jessie 11 Andrew 11 Frank JOHNSON, Clarence 11 Rolley II George 11 Louis II Lulu II Ruby KING, John 11 Fred II Maxie 11 Wesly I :R~gl~~.e!'._.<?X_l)~ed~_~QUJ~e____ ! 7 13 10 8 7 5 8 20 17 15 10 8 12 11 9 8 * * *** * 7 5 18 16 15 14 Name KING, Henry 11 D.ora McCOLLUM, Maggie MEDSGER, Goldie " Charley " Laura McCLANNAHAN, Fred II Minnie II Ethel II Mary MORRIS, Nellie Warren " II Clarence SHAFER, Etta Lee " Maud " " Earl TIMMENS, Bertha II Larnard SPENCER, Cora II Reed WEESE, Lena II. William Age 11 7 20 15 11 8 5 12 10 7 10 7 5 15 13 10 8 8 5 18 7 18 20 The Evening News, Lawrence, KS. Nov. 21, 1883 LECOMPTON ITEMS Building still goes on. One or two dwelling houses are under construction. We noticed Mr. HEISEY in town to-day. He seems to divide his time between this place and Lawrence. Mrs. BONEBRAKE made a visit to McLouth last week. B.W. LESLIE has bought the stock of drugs of Dr. BONEBRAKE and added it to his former stock. Western Recorder, Lawrence, Ks., Dec. 28, 1883 From Lecompton The .colored people of the A.M.E. Society in Lecompton are ral.sl.ng money -. to build a Church next spring. Rev. CHRISTBURG of Topeka, organized an A.M.E. Church here Dec. 19, 1883 and they .are advancing nicely for a small body. S.M. ALBRITTON, Pastor �, < " •••• , , , .' I ! I , '" I ;' .... ) ,1' " . , , ROCK CRF..EK DlST. NO. 13 ,." }.i: ,', .!:' , , " , ! ,I This district acquir,ed its site Apri130,'1866, wh~ John Hoga~ gave a deed 'to Samuel I Lockhart, A. J. Haskin and J. T. Bachelor as District Board (If District NO.,B, for ~ irregular " piece of land'in the Nonhwest comeJr of thl~ S.W. 1/4 of sec. 8, T. :14" R. 18, containing one ~I.cre , ' ,,:' " ,! ,more or less. Here a stone schoolhouse about 15 ,by 27 feet was ,built and continued in use with only mi!1or changes or additions for the entire life of the district. It had a small belfry which was later removed ,md the bell sold to Jesse Sutton who still bas it in his possession. At some time a clo~-room 'Was added to the nonh of the entrance door, but otherw~ it remained with its exterior just as it 'Was originally built. The stone chimney was erected at the back end and from the ground, oli the outside of the building. The walls are about two feet thick and the twelve-foot ceiling arches, above the living-room of the present owners. It had only two' win<Jqws on each side and a siI,gle solid door in the front with transom above for ventilation, and a hirge rock for a stoop below, ~t. Inside were three rows of desks; double ones in the center and single ones along the outsides. \' The first available records revealed a contract dated Aug. 2, 1897, between Lizz.ie Postma and ! J. H. Bachelor director. and Fred Web~r clerk, of District ,No. 13, retaining Miss:fostmll as teachedor term to begin Oct. 4, with a salary p~ $30.00 per month. ,_ =-__ thesix-months' _ _ ___ ___ ...... _ .._. ._ . .."",;" . . . ____ ......_ , ~_ _~ L-=:::..=-=--_~~_ ~ It'appears from the clerk's report at the'end of the term in 1898;that there were 25 pupils, but he listed only 17 as of school age on the school census. This could mean anyone of several different things: one, that there were at least 8 of school age whoSe names he failed to obtain; two, 'thllt he had transposed the figures "17" and "25",; and three, that there were 8 above school age who attended school. Which is correct no one will probably ever lmow:but the writer is inclined toward number three as the solution. " , The names given on the 1898 census are: Grace BACHELOR; Alma, Minnie Ems arid H!mlan BEHRENS;, Maud; Marion' and Alvin BOND;· Karl DA VIS; Oral and RUssell , HATCHER; Walter and Douglas:JAcKSON; Elliott MIFLIN; Roy TUTTLE; Payton and . MiX WATTS. Total expenditure for the term was $228.24. : l.iZZie Postina also taught the tt'mlS 1898-99 and 1899-1900, follOll,ed by Mrs. Herrington, : Qara Lutz; Nellie De Hek, liZZie Postma (4 terms 0-: not consecutive), Mary Tucker, Bessie, '. Richardson, LenaTerrell, LenahButterfield and Ida Martin for the tenn, ending in 1910 with ° ~ar.d memb~s \.VI!!. ~!.chiso,,!-,~r~,~~~~~~~c!~._A::~cK~~.. __._.'_' ______ _ �the next decade had teachers mIen MilVille. LaUrs 'Watts, Vivian Cox~ Gladys·Waters, Ollie Anna M.Ingle, Gretchen McCall and Maud Fuwl who taught the term ending in 1920, with board members Chas. Bachelor, Geor~e L. Simmons and Mrs. H. A. McKenzie. , The 1920's had teachers Lillian Overbaugh, Blanche Skinner, Hilda Matthews, Hilda Verno:. I son,Olive A. Brown and Marian Grist who taught the term ending in 1930. Board members of that date were August Shelbar; Mrs. D.C. Lamb and Robert Pardee. The enrollment was 12, tE'acher's salary $95.00 Pe.I' month and total operating expense for the term $700.89. During the years 1927-29 a new access road to Rock Creek School W:lS built from the north. ' lbis carrie about largely through the efforts of the teacher Olive Brown, who brought the poor : condition'of the south· road and its eff~ on school attendance to the attention· of the County: commissioners. ._ Teachers of the 1930's were Mary Adelia Ross, Lorraine McCall, Margaret Roper, Elizabeth Hoffman, Letha Dillon, Catherine Jardon, and Ruth Bertschinger for the term ending in 1940, . . with board members Mrs. Ira Moore, Robert Pardee and Herman B. Schellhorn. . The 1940's began with teacher Evelyn }iaye Latas followed by W. L. Woolhouse (S mo.) and . Mrs. Ruth Jones (3 mo.), Mrs. Maud Gall for one term and U wks. of the second term_which was f1nished by Mrs. Chas. Woodward, and Betty Warren for the term ending in 1945. Board members were Homer Moss, Robert Pardee and Joe Crane. This last term had only 6 pupils and the o~tin~ expense wasSl049.S2. In what would have· been the next term, there were only 3 of school age in the entire district, sO· the school was closed a.nd nev.er re-opened. In 1949, the district was disorganized and became part of Districts 4, 32, 36 and 41 ~ Whatever funds were then in the hands of the county treasurer belonging to Rock Creek, I' .were ~pPortioned to these districts according to the respective ad valorem valuations: District No. 1\ rec~ved 26percent,No. 32~!0 percent, No. 36, 34 percent, and No. 41,30 percent. I R~ran, From Rural Schools and Schoolhouses of Douglas County, Kansas by. Goldie PIPER DANIELS Rock Creek School Pupils District No_ 13 • • Burnola Blocher MARION TOWNSHIP Marvin Transmeier Douglas County Elizabeth Moore KANSAS Harland Alexander • April, Norbet Blocher 1938 A va Schellhorn • Emma Alexander CATHERINE ]ARDON Margaret Moore Teacher Clifford Moore • Leroy Transmeier SCHOOL OFFICERS Robert Pardee Mrs. Ira Moore Herman Schellhorn Lee Alexander Clerk Margaret Alexander Director Viola Moore Treasurer Fred Pardee •• ~;::>u<:;:a Submitted by JoAnn TRANSMEIER, Lawrence, KS. �rgakrl I _ _, 'l!£~"; '0« ,I 1_ _ _ _ _ -" r----- Cru 1 -SCHOOL TEACHER~'-~ 1899=-1902 ' PALMYRA TOWNSHIP .IANNUAL REPORT OF COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT) I REGISTER OF DEEDS' OFFICE _1 Date SChool District Teacher's Name Teacher's Address 1899 -l-qOO No. No. No'. No. Maud McQueen Mabel Marvel Fred C. Rumsey Fliorence Dixon Mrs:. Lucy S~ Best Grace Watt Cora McCurdy' Emma Kuhn May Kershner Ruth Scott Baldwin Baldwin Vinland Baldwin Baldwin 2 3 7 9 SPring Creek Stony Point Hopewell', Bllack Jack NO'.li7 Baldwin " tt, W, tt, No,.3O , ,No.37 No,.49 , N~. 56 Welcome Vespertine Vi'nlarid Prospect, -No. 57 No. 58; Unfo'n No-.65' Adaline 1900~190l1 No. 2 Wolf Hollow 3\ 7, 9 117 . ft' " n- 30' 37 45 Peach Grove 49: 56, 58; 65 2' 3< 7 9 17 II, It, 0, 30 37' 1 45 49 56 58 65 • It.· ta, It, _,' lapma~CO:thiln.~_~~.''- ~Vi~la~.d._\ \E~it~_\lJn'er; =~J Wellsville Juli a Miller Elmer P:~ Monahan Leslie Fftz Emanuel BiXler' Crara Kirby Bessie Ryan' Mary GH\}l, Gr.ace.Showalter Eva: B'ates' G. B~ Burkholder Gract Watt Co,ra McCurdy Cora SHowalter EaythOechsli Hattie Simonton T. F. Eberhart Mary J. Stewart o~ . E'~ Kuhn Jennie Reed' E~ P~ Monahan Artis-\Mhsker WIn. 'Horrel I Grace Hi Hmon Mary Gi 11 Mary Dixon Maida Donahue G. B~ Burkholidtm A. E.. Keeling Cor:a McCurdy Edythe: Oechsli Cora' Showal t'er Ann a' Freeborn Mrs. Letha smith r. F'. Eberhart Nora Rhodes Daisy Ifansen Li'zzie Willi ams' Estella Cowgi:!1l Ida' Reed' Win. Ho,rrell Vfnland Bal'dwin Vinland Clear.fieiid Clearfield B'aldwiin Vi'nland' BaldWin WefilsvH:l'e Baldwin It, It· It- It, tt, Vfnland Wellsviille: Sal dWi n Vfnland Baldwi:n Eudora' Eudora' Baldwin Vfnland Baldwin Edgerton Baldwin n,· It: It,. .., ", w, Lawrence We 11 svfl11'e Medi a' Vi;nl'and Wellsville' Eudora~ Eudora' �EGGERT's Letter- tc:> His Child.r-en. Henry W. EGGERT, an early settler near the now extinct town of Frankli~ in Wakarusa township, Douglas County, wrote several narratives about his life. These include a "Genealogy," "Early Times in Kansas," "G.A.R.-Fraternal Order." A list of neighbors, a note about church affiliation and a "Letter to My Children:';., These items may be seen in the Kansas Collection University of Kansas, Lawrence, (Kansas', Als~­ included in the EGGERT file are-ph-6tbgraphs of Henry EGGERT and his relatives, a .copy of his will and an inventory of his Estate (dated 1928). - - - - - - - - - - - - - ------ ------ "To my children and Whom it may', concern: L. Henry W. EGGERT, was born .in Milwaukee County, Wisconsin on April 18, 1841. My parents 1. removed to Stephenson County, Illinois about 1847, and in April of 1856 they moved to Douglas County, Kansas and settled near the town of Franklin, four miles south-east of Lawrence. On August 15th, 1862, I enlisted in Co. "B", 12 Kansas Inf. and served with the regiment to the c~ose of the War as private and corporel; took part in all the battles and skirmishes, the Regiment was engaged in; was discharged from the service on June 30th, 1865 at Little Rock, Arkansas at the closing of the War. Returned to myoId home and commenced farming. I was married on the 17th day of October 1867 to Miss Martha FITTON? Our union was a happy one,' and four children were born to us, James Henry, Nettie W., Frederick W. and Arthur. My beloved wife died on January 1st, 1904, and on the 15th day of April 1908 I was married to Ida Mae WELCH of Lawrence, Kansas. Our life is a very pleasant one. She is a pleasant and lovable companion and we are very happy. Henry W. EGGERT L Henry Eggert's parents were: Father. Icham(?) Heinreck Eggert, born Brahelseh, Ant. Schawelenberg, Furstum, Lippel, Detmold, Prussia 18 April 1811. Mother: FREITAG(?), born 12 January 1811 in Litzenberg, Hanover. Germany. They came to the U.S. about 1835/36. (Eggert Genealogy) 2. Mart~a FITTON was raised in Ohio and came to Franklin County, Kansas In 1857 and to Lawrence in 1865. (Eggert Genealogy) Submitted bv Judy SHEETS' ----..--- -_. C~urt~~y_ of~~~s~s .collection, Spencer Research Library. �,/ ~ - ~:':'~::'-~---=---- ---- - - - .- - - From Rural Schools and Schoolhouses of Douglas County, Kansas by Goldie PIPER DANIELS . -----~ COLIDfBIA NO. 67 Though some kind of school may have existed here at an earlier date, a building site was acquired September,l, l87l.from Stephen and Susannah STUDEBAKER. The first board was Thomas WARNE, Jacob }IDRPHY and Edward JONES. The school was names Rocky Mountain School, District No. 67. This small frame building served the district until about 1893. The first teacher was J.D. PORTER and was paid $40.00 per month. Other teachers until 1893 were Ella FLINN, Wm. GALLION, M.E. SMITH, J.H. CARRUTH, James MARCKLE;l; James B. OWENS, C. REYNOLDS, Laura ANDERSON, Laura GEIGER, Dora E. PEER, Miss FITZ, Linnie KENNEDY, A. BECK, Maud GEIGER, Lizzie KERNS, Maggie GREGORY, and Mary REYNOLDS. Salaries ranged from $30.00 to $40.00 per month. An item on the books reads, "to Sarah FUSSELL for boarding teacher ... $10.00,~' indicates that the teachers "board was paid by the district in addition to the salary. In 1893, George and Dora MARKLEY sold the district a parcel of land about 1/2 mile west of the original site. The old building was moved to the George MARKLEY farm by horses where it became a part of his house, still with belfry and bell on top. The property is now the William RICE farm where the house stands. Since the district was to have a new schoolhouse in a new location, it was decided to give it a new name also. Columbia was chosen since 1892 was the four hundredth anniversary of the discovery of America by COLUMBUS. The new building was larger than the old one. The belfry was not added until 1913. Myra FITZ was the first teacher in the new building. Others until 1900 were Ella HAMMOND, Mabel GRAHAM, Eva BATES, Arthur BRIDWELL, D.F. SMITH, Artis METSKER. Board members were G.W. MARKLEY, H.B. SANDERS, and A. BROHAMMER. Those of school age at this time were: Rosa BROHAMMER;Vina CHURCHBAUGH; Henry and Walter DEARDORFF; Alva, Maude, Iva and Frederick FLORY; Hazel and Winea JONES; Oscar, Etta, Jessie and Robert MARKLEY; Mary, Ida and Noah MINNIX; Tillie, Viola, Julia, Priscilla and Lester NAY; Hattie, Vina, and Edward SANDERS; Samuel, Maggie and Mabel SHOEMAKER; Rachel, Margery, and Laura WATTS; Floyd WELLS. . Teachers from 1900 to 1910 were Rella HOUDYSHEL, Minnie KENNEDY, again Artis METSKER, Alice HAMMOND, Nannie CLEVELAND, Rose NEAL, Ella WHITE, Alice HYATT and E.G. SMITH. School board members were: Wm. CHURCHBAUGH, J.L. JONES and A. BROHAMMER. �Columbia School continued From 1910 until 1920 teachers were: Nellie LEWIS, Lanzell CORCORAN, Sarah NOWAK, Emma DEWS, Etta MEINKE, Ellen MELVILLE, Alice McGUFFEY, Elfreda SELZER, Loree AVERILL, and Irene CREEL. Board members were: Edward SANDERS, J.E. MARKLEY and Charles BRo~mR. The 1920's teachers were Dollye E. WARD, Margaret WILSON, Mabel A. ANDERSON, Mary SANDERS, Lottie ANDERSON, Lottie THURBER, and Agnes STEVENS. Board members were: S.J. MARKLEY, E.H. SANDERS, and Charles BROHAMMER. The 1930's·continued with Grace Agnes STEVENS, Sylvia SHULER, Vera WARD, Lillian ROBBINS and Freida ROTHCHILD. Board members wereS.J. MARKLEY, Mrs. John BROHAMMER and Charles BROHAMMER. The 1940's began with Freida ROTHCHILD, Doris WEIBLE, Florence L. GUGIN, Blake D. MILLER. In 1948 the district was disorganized and the property attached to districts 38, 47 and 51 under the direction of County Superintendent Margaret HURLEY. The schoolhouse was sold and dismantled. The school district held literary society meetings for its young people. It had a constitution but no name. A meeting was scheduled on January 2, 1894 to fully organize the society. Submitted by Mary CHURCHBAUGH JAMISON From Rural Schools and Schoolhouses of Douglas County, Kansas by Goldie PIPER DANIELS UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT NUMBER 34 Willow Springs Township, Douglas County, Kansas Miss Opal STEEN, Teacher (Mrs. Ernest POHL) School Year 1926-1927 Mr. O.J. LANE, County Superintendent Pupils Lila BOEHLE Eva1yn BARNHART Orpha BARNHART Roy BARNHART Mary CHURCHBAUGH Raymond FLORY Leonard FLORY Ruth FLORY Fred HOWSER Charles HElM Mr. V.M. FLORY Karl NIEBRUGGE Martha NIEBRUGGE Milton NIEBRUGGE Mae PIPPERT Elsie PIPPERT Helen SUTTON Veda SUTTON Mable SUTTON Glenn ULRICH Dudley ULRICH School Board Mr. Wm. NIEBRUGGE Mr. C. C...SCHWARTZ ' Submitted by Mary CHURCHBAUGH JAMISON ---- -~--- -- ---- - ------------ --- �~utrit5 Queries are free to members. They should state at least two facts to gain best results. Queries are also free to' non-members but,must concern Kansas related ancestors of fifty years or earlier. ,', DULOHERY SLOCU}! SCHULTZ IA 52803 Seeking information on the families, DULOHERY and \<JEDD of 'Clay, Johnson and Douglas Cos., KS. ScharldttBleviti~,,2003~E~st12th'St~;Davenport, Zona E. Smith, 939 ,Pamela Lane, Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Seeking date of death and place of burial of Thomas N. SLOC~l. Lived in Melrose County, Indiana about 1856. Where buried? RayH. Shaw, l74l0}fplVlyHy Sp75, Renton, WA 98058 Seeking parentage,of Christian & Mary SCHULTZ, both born in Germany in 1833 ,living in l-lillow Springs Township" Douglas County, Kansas at the time of the 1885 Kansas State Census. Dean Syverson, 2200 Harper, l32P, Lawrence, KS 66046 Hill translate to English: German '(very old also), all Scandinavian languages, French, Dutch. Phone: 913-843-7330. ,HANEY Sue Dinkel, H.C. 2 Box 234, Sharon Springs, KS ' 67758 HANEY who lived Need information on Robert Charles and in the Lawrence, Ks. area 1900-1940. Robert Charles died 9 Jan. 1938 and is buried 'in Buster Cemetery, Jefferson Co. Mrs. Jo HANEY, his second wife, remained in Lawrence after h-is death. Maxine Hougland, Rt. 1, Box 262, I have Buchanati Co., Mo History, (1985). Will share with a SASE.' churches, schools, clubs. Phone ,WALL JOHNSON SWISHER DART McCONNELL HUTCHCRAFT WELLS Perry, KS 66073 Vol I (1984) and Vol. II 382 pages of people, homes, (13-597-5969. ZonaE. Smith, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044 Seeking information on John WALL who married Mary JOHNSON. Daughter, Harriett WALL, married John Stanley 'SWISHER in }1artinville; IN. Who w,ere the parents of John and Mary? Harriett and John SHISHER's daughter, LuDell, married Ebenezer Slocum DART in Kansas, 1893. Hary A. Munz, 1192 South Gaylord, Denver"CO 80210 Need information on the John McCONNELL family who settled in Douglas Co., Ks.' in the early years:'" he probably passed away about 1865. He built a nice home, raised nine children and was a merchant tailor. Edna Bashor WELLING, Rt. 3, 'Box 298-A, Baldwin City, KS 66006 Want info leading to 10cating,Joseph HUTCHCRAFT~ born 10 July 1888, Bourbon Co., KY, son of Wm. L. HUTCHCRAFT and Katherine Elizabeth l-lELLS. He was last seen 'in Gentry County, MO 1911 and 1916. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Title A name given to the resource The Pioneer, Vol. 10, No. 1: Fall 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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