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' " " ' , .' . ., ~ ", \.. .. - ,-. .~ . : -' ' C' ~ .. -: . ~. �Til VOLUME XII NUMBER 1 FALL 1988 PI61111 --~ - y-== . . .~ ~ ~-.....- ~~""I]J~~ . ~.~ , .. - . •• ~ - --............... .. ......... ~-- _.' .:.t' .:;,., • ..-•.. ~ ... • "f.: .; Published QUarterly By: 'Douglas Count~ GenealQgical Societ!:J P.o. BOX 3664 LAWRENCE , l<ANSAS 66046-0664 . • .'_ '" # �~l • '~. • • :'. ,.. ''', ' •.1' .~ ;'~:.. :~~ ~ . ~,f ,_.f'- ...... " • .' ..".. ., I"".~ " .• .." -". .t. , .... ~ . . ' .;;~ , . , ! ." I . ( J I' I . ' .. I· , .. .? ,......... \ 'j .': to'; ~ • . ....~:: -~'~'~.:"7~;::.:;"~;'~~._. :< ••~., QUANTRILL's RAID OF LAWRENCE--AuGUST 21 '1863 J (PART OF A DRAWINGBy~SHERMAN.ENDERTON OF COMPANY E, 11TH KANSAS INFANTRY-~DRAWN~SOON AFTER THE RAID) . Courtesy of Kansas State Historical Society and Watkins Museum �DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY P.O. BOX 3664 LAWRENCE, KANSAS 66046-0664 OFFICERS President. . • • • Vice-President. • •• Recording Secretary •• Corresponding Secretary. Treasurer. • • •• Librarian. • Genealogist . Newsletter Editor • Donna Shogrin, 648 Schwarz Rd., Lawrence, Ks. 66044 Shirley North, 1337 New Jersey St., Lawrence, Ks. 66044 Carol Whitson, 2731 Rawhide, Lawrence, Ks. 66046 Janet Payne, 213 High St., Baldwin City, Ks. 66006 A. J. Lawson, 2246 Tenn. St., Lawrence, Ks. 66046 Charles & Erma Worley, Route 6, Box 24, Lawrence, Ks., 66046 Zona Smith, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, Ks. 66044 Mary Burchill, 1622 Kentucky, Lawrence, Ks. 66044 COMMITTEES Membership Chairman. Refreshments. • •• Goodwill. . . . Ways & Means. • • Five Generation Charts •• Cookbook Chairman. Independence Day . • • • • Maple Leaf Festival • Budget. • • . Cemetery Book. •• . Erma McManness, 1600 West 22nd St., Lawrence, Ks. 66046 Earl & Oma Curtiss, 1623 Harper St., Lawrence, Ks. 66044 Vivian Commons, Route 1, Box 205, Lawrence,-Ks. 66044 Maxine Hougland, Route 1, Box 262, Perry, Ks. 66073 Dorothy Wiggins, Route 2, Box 319W, Lawrence, Ks. 66046 Beverley Chapman, 2114 Marvonne Rd., Lawrence, Ks. 66046 Shirley North, 1337 New Jersey St., Lawrence, Ks. 66044 Janet Payne, 213 High St., Baldwin City, Ks. 66006 The executive (board) officers Jean Snedeger, Chairman, 1638 Rhode Island, Lawrence, Ks. 66044 Beverley Chapman, 2114 Marvonne Rd., Lawrence, Ks. 66046 Vivian Clough, Route 5, Box 128, Lawrence, Ks. 66046 Grace Embers, 3001 Ranger Dr., Lawrence, Ks. 66044 Pauline Meyer, 1227 Brook, Lawrence, Ks. 66044 Jane Wiggins, Route 5, Box 54, Lawrence, Ks. 66046 Calling Committee . . . . Mary Lawson, Chairman, 2246 Tenn. St •• Lawrence. Ks. 66046 Virginia Aldridge, 3323 Iowa, #105. Lawrence, Ks. 66046 Dorothy Clarke, 1908 New Hampshire St., Lawrence, Ks. 66046 Christine Kraft, 404 Cattleman Ct., Lawrence, Ks. 66044 Sharon Moore, 1131 Delaware St., Lawrence, Ks. 66044 Pioneer Committee •.•.....• Donna Shogrin, Chairperson, 648 Schwarz Rd., Lawrence, Kansas 66044 and ALL Douglas County Genealogical Society members who submit articles. ************* The Douglas County Genealogical Society is a non-profit organization with regularly scheduled meetings the second Tuesday night of each month, 7:30 p.m., meeting place to be announced (usually the Lawrence Public Library). Afternoon meetings are held, if possible, and occasional area tours. An annual public workshop is held to help in research. Membership fees are $10.00 single, $11.00 family. Checks should be made payable to the Douglas County Genealogical Society and sent to the address above. The fiscal year is from July 1 to June 30 of the following year. Visitors are always welcome. ************* The Douglas County Genealogical Society Library is located along the east wall of the Lawrence-Public Library, 707 Vermont St. Hours are: Monday through Friday, 9:30 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.; Saturday, 9:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.; Sunday, 1:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. Anyone may use our library but items may not be checked out. A card file of the societyTs holdings'is kept at the Referenc~ Desk. Microfilm readers are available at the Library and materials may be reserved through interlibrary loan at the Reference Desk. �THE PIONEER Published Quarterly by The Douglas County Genealogical Society P. O. Box 3664 Lawrence, Kansas 66046-0664 ISSN 0739-4101 Vol. XII, No. 1 Fall 1988 CONTENTS PAGE 125th Anniversary of Quantrill Raid of Lawrence ........•.•.••••......... 1 A Chaplain Saved from the Guerrillas by his Heroic Wife ................• 3 Recruits and Citizens Killed in Quantrill's Raid .....•...•.....•....•.•. 7 Mrs. Rankin's Husband Shot by Raiders ••...........•....••.....•••.••••.. 9 Douglas County, Ks., Marriage Records - 1887 ...••..••••••..•.....••••.. 10 Alphabetical Listing by Bride's Name - 1887 •••......•..•............... 20 Quantrill Raid Survivor (Sutliff & Griffith) .••.•...•••.......••......• 23 Women Bring in Munition Supply .............•.•••..•........••.•.......• 24 Jim Lane Saved by Disguise .••.•...........•••••.•..••.....•....... ~ ...• 25 Douglas County Farmers' Directory - 1920 .....•.•••...•.•........••••..• 26 Quantrill Raid Survivor (L.Johnson) .••....•.....•..••......•.••.•••... 32 Data of Friends (Quakers) Monthly Meetings - 1869-1935'.............•... 33 Queries ........... ._ .................................. ~ ................ . 42 Index .................................................................. 44 DCGS Officers, Committees and Society Information ••..... Inside Back cover Volume 2 of the Complete Tombstone Census of Douglas County, Kansas is now available. Please send $36.00 plus $2.75 postage to: DCGS Tombstone Census c/o Jean Snedeger 1638 Rhode Island St. Lawrence, Kansas 66044 VOLUME 2 Includes: �1 ··THE· .. .: '" 125th .'~ " ANNIVERS/\RY of . ." Quantrill raiel of Lawrence All articles and pictures on Quantrill's raid were submitted by Judy Sweets TIlY. DF.ljTRUCTION OF TilE CITY OF LAWRENCI':. KANSAS, 664 AN.~ THE IfASSACRE OF ITS ~ • .. I • ••• '.. I!IHAblfANTS BY TilE • _\. -;;- BEBF~ GUERBJLLAS, AUGUST II, 18A.-{S.. 'AO. G6a.l •• HARPER'S WEEKLY. (SEPTEHBKR 5, 1863. �2 125th H.E","id. - - A~~~~e~sary ALl.gust 21, of Q~ant~~ll '8 1B63 This year marks the 125th anniversary of a murderous raid on Lawrence by a group of' guerillas led by William Clarke Quantrill. On! the morning of August 21, 1863 Quantrill and his band of raiders, numbering about threehundred, entered Lawrence and murdered an estimated 150 men--wounding thirty others. Not: only did the band kill nearly every man they found but they burned many homes and much of the business district of the town. . For years there had been violent confrontations between the "jayhawkers" and the "bushwacker's --betweenproslavery and abolishionists. So a raid by this pro-slavery group against the "free-state" town of Lawrence was not alt~gether unexpected. In fact, in the three months prior to the raid the city had been on the alert for just such an attack. By August 21st, however, the town had relaxed it's . William Clarke Quantrill vigilance and was unprepared to defend· itself Was Charlie Hart When He Uved in Lawrence. when the raiders entered Lawrence about dawn • - ., .\. .~0 Quantr ill was no stranger to Lawrence. A few years earl ier he had lived there under the name of "Charlie Hart." Most residents of the town knew him as a school teacher, but he apparently spent some of his time as a kind of "double agent" who freed slaves in Missouri and elsewhere, took them to an abolishionist house in the Lawrence area and then got a bounty by telling the proslavery authorities where to find them. With inside knowledge of the political leanings of the men of Lawrence, Quantrill had instructed his men before they entered town exactly which men he wanted killed. But the drunken raiders often shot indiscriminately despite the plea~ of the victims and their families. After the dead were buried, ·the citizens of Lawrence began rebuilding their town. Today Lawrence is a prosperous and thriving city. Few realize that only 125 years ago the entire town lay in ashes. Because the people of Lawrence would not give in to their grief, but instead began the difficult job of rebuilding their town, tribute was paid to them a few years ago when a city seal was adopted in which a phoenix is shown rising up from·the ashes. Many stories of the atrocities of the raid and of the herorism of the victims and their families have been passed down in writing. On the following page is one such story--that of Rev. Hugh Fisher who was saved from the guerillas by his wife's ingenUity. Photo: ~!~~n Hh .n!~§, July 5, 1961. �3 A CHAPLAIN SAVED FROM THE QUERRILAS BY HIS HEROIC WIfE; Rev. HUQh Fisher's Account of His Experience During the Quantrill Raid of-Lawrence Given at a Church Conference in 1874. (From R§miQi§£§Q£~§ 21 QY~Qt~§ll~§ R~i~ by John C. Shea (1879) Courtesy of Watkins Community Museum, Lawrence, Kansas. " ... After some preliminary remarks, Dr. Fisher began the story. He said: 'I was always an anti-slavery man of the most 'anti' kind, and after I moved to Kansas, without any prominence having been given to my sentiments by myself, I found myself the object of the most vindictive hatred of the pro-slavery party of the region where I resided. My life was unsuccessfully SCll.ll;,lht sever al times. When the war' brclke ':'Ut I went as a chaplain. Most of the male members of my church went to the war, and I went as one of ,Jim. Lane's chaplains. The news clf my connection with the army, and of my being put HUGH DUNN FISHER in charge of contrabands who were sent to Kansas, got abroad, and the rebels hated me worse than ever. They got my photograph and distributed it throughout the country, and it was fixed among them that I was to be shot whenever met. armory, and there was an understanding with the farmers of the surrounding country that upon the ringing of an alarm they should come in to defend the town, but the coming of Quantrell and his men was a complete surprise. When the alarm was rung the arsenal was already captured and on fir~. . , I was in bed, and heard, about 3 o'clock in ·the morning, horses galloping ~ery rapidly away, and woke my wife, telling her that it was singular that horses should be galloping so fast so early in the morning; but she said it was some farmers who had been into a railroad meeting the even ing before, and were hurrying back to their work. We lay·and talked for some time. The children were going on that morning to get some grapes and my wife thought she would call them earlier than usual, and herein, brethren, I see the hand of F'rclvidence. It was not yet daylight, but day was dawning. Having called the _Of P a . , :r.-ebe1 s children, she went and looked oyt of the front door, and instantly called me: 'Pa, the in. " rebels are in tClwn.' I said that could not be; but, neverless I sprang from the bed and ran to the door. There they were just acrbss the green and jus~·then they shot the United Brethren preacher as he was milking his cow in his barnyard. I rushed b~ck into the house; my wife caught up her babe; I h~ve four boys; one was on my wife's breast, another was by her slde and the two oldest Were twelve or fourteen years old. We all Photol Fro. H!~tQr~ Q! t~! [!r~t ~!t~Q~!~! ~~!~£Q~~! ~~~r£~ Q! b~~r!~£~L K~~~~~L ~X ~~rx e~tt@r~Q~ ~!~r~@L !?!~! �4 rushed up the lot in which our house stood. Then I left my wife and with the two oldest boys ran up the hill, but something seemed to tell me that I was running away fro~ safety. So I told the boys to rwn on and I would go back to mother .•• My boys separated, the oldest getting with a neighbor's boy, Robert Winston, and while the two were running for life, the soldiers saw them and fired a volley, killing poor Bobby and frightening my boy almost to death. He ran off and hid among some graves in the grave yard. My younger son ran off on the prairie. In fixing my cellar, I had thrown up a bank of earth near the entrance and I crept down there and laid myself between the mounds of earth and the wall in such a way that the earth would partly screen me. I lay up close to the kitchen door. I had not been there lonq when four of Quantreli's men rode up to the house and demanded admittance. My wife went to the front door and let them in. They demanded whether I was not in the house or in the cellar. She 'replied: 'My husband and two older boys ran off as soon as the fighting began.' The leader swor~ that he knew I was in the cellar. My wife replied that she had two young children by her, and that she did not want any more oaths uttered before them. 'You have doubted my word,' she replied; 'you can look for yourselves.' I lay so near the floor that I could hear every word that was said. The men called for a candle. .!: .. My wife replied that we did not burn candles. Then they wanted a lantern, but she said we hadn't any. They asked then, with an oath, what we did for a light. She replied that we ~urned kerosene in a lamp. then they called for a lamp, and my wife had to get it, but the men in their eagerness to light it, turned the' wick down into the oil. Failing to light it themselves, they called upon my wife to light it. 'Why, you have ruined the lamp,' said she, 'It <an't be lighted with the wick down in the oil~"Haven't you another lamp?' said they. 'Yes, there's one upstairs,'said she, and they then ordered her to g.:) and get it. 'Gentlemen,' said she, , I can't do it, your rudeness has so frightened me that I can scarcely hold my babe.' One of the men then offered to hold it for her, and took it from her arms. My poor wife then went and got the lamp, which they lighted and started on their search. They all ":c,,:ked their revolvers and passed the word to kill at sight, and started for the I cellar. I laid myself as flat as I could be, and turned my fac~ to the wall, for I knew my face waas thinnest from ear to ear. The light came to the door. I tell you brethren I just quit living ••• I stood then before the judgement seat. I was a dead man. My heart ceased to beat. I already stood before my Judge. Brethren, what could I do, but just trust myself to the Lord? �5 The man who carried the light was tall and providentially stooped so low in entering the cellar, that the light shining against the bank of earth threw a shadow ov~r me. They searched the cellar, but did not find me ••• My wife afterwards told me that when the men went down cellar, she took her babe and went into the parlor and stood there holding her hand against one ear and her babe against the other expecting every moment to hear the report of the revolvers in the cellar, anouncing the death of her husb~nd. The soldiers set fire to the house in several places and leaving one of their number to prevent my wife from putting it out, departed .•• My wife then came to me and asked me whether it was all right between me and God. 'I am afraid they will come back and kill you yet, and it will be the greatest comfort to know that you felt prepared t.:. die.' I tc.ld her that I was prepared to die. Telling me to pray, she left me. It was not long before another party of Quantrell's men came and in drunken tones •.. demanded to know whether I was in the house. 'Do you suppose,'said my wife, 'that he would stay there and you shooting and burning all ~ver town? No; he left this morning as aoon as the firing ~ommenced and unless some of you have shot him and killed him outside, he is safe. Some of your men were here this morning and searched the house. However, you may look for yoursel ves. ' In this she bluffed them. They set fire to the house and left one who drew his revolver on my wife and said he would kill her if she tried to put it out. He stayed until the house was so far consumed that there was.no possibility of saving it. My wife pulled up a carpet, and in taking it to the yard, dropped ~t accidentally by the door. My wife was afraid and so was I, that I would ·be burned alive, for I had no thought of doing anything but what my wife told me. The floor was on fire almost over me and the flames were " 'r rl. e a:lr creeping nearer. My wife stood and threw water, pail after -the \/Vith pail on the floor and was dOing this when a neighbor, ; :s 1:""1::r i e J< :s C) 1:" t h e Catholic woman said: 'Wh~, Mrs. a.rld. Fisher, what are you doing? What good will it be to save that floor? Besides, you can't save it.' ~-----------------------------I 'I don't care what good it will do' replied my wife, 'I am going to keep on wetting that floor.' But finally, when she saw she could not save it, she asked the neighbor whether she could keep a secret. She then swore her by the Virgin Mary never to reveal it. 'toJell, then,' said my wife, 'my husband is under that flc.c.r.' The soldiers were still everywhere, shooting and burning and the air was filled with the shrieks of wounded and dying men, the �G wailings of widows and orphans and the sound of falling buildings. My wife then c~lled me to come out and threw a dress over my shoulder. The two women picked up the carpet and I crawled under it between them and so we proceeded to a small bush about four feet high in the yard. There my wife saw four soldiers ready to fire. They were not a hundred yards off ••• l slunk under the bush and they threw the c ar ~)f.~t over me. 'Save the chairs! cried my wife; and they rushed to where the chairs were piled close to the burnin~ building and ran with them and flung them carelessly upon me and piled up all that was saved of our household goods about me. The soldiers evidently thought the pile only a lot of household furniiture, and left it unmolested. I stayed there till two hours after they left and then gathered my wife and my four children--for the two boys had come back--and in the garden we knelt and thanked God for deliverance. Brethren you don't know what i t i s to be thankful.' .,' " .,I" ,. ~~~. A sketCh taken Leslie's lltastnted Newspaper of September 12, 1863 shmring an artlst'siconcept of ~ tt~·-rald. �7 R.eCI-u.i · t s and. Citize.n.s Killed FrO.: ..! CO'AWe TOlbstone Census of Douglas County, Kanus Vol. I, B. Jean Snedegar and others, Douglas County Genealogical Society. Citizens Killed Albach, J. George Albrecht, Geo. Allen, Clay Allen, E. Allison, Duncan C. Alwes, - Anderson, John Argel, - Bell, Capt. George W. Bent, Geo. Bowers (Bower), Samuel Brant, Mr. - Brechtelbaruer, Joseph Brechtlesbuer, James Brown, (one armed) Burnes, Dennis Burns, ~lichael Burt, George Carpenter, Judge Louis Cloud, Charles Coat (Coates), Geo. W. Coleman, L. Dwight Collamore (Callamore), George W. (Gen.) Cornell, John C. Crane, John Lewis Dagle, John Dix, Ralph C. Dix, Stephen H. Dulinsky, Sylvester Dulinsky, Wm. Dyre, (Uncle) Frank Early,- - Eckman, Carl Ehles, (Ethels), August Eldridge, James Ellis, August Engler (Enzler), Carl Englesman, Phillip Evans, John Z. Fillmore, Lemuel Finley, James B~ Finley, Joe Fitch, Edward P. Frank, Joseph Frawley (Fromley), John Fritch (Tritch), S. H. Gates, Levi, Jr. Gentry, - Gerrard, George Giebal, Anthony Giffler, A. Gill, John B. Goldman, Mr. Green, John Green, - Gregg, - Griswold, Abner W. Gtiswold, Francis J. (Dr.) Griswold, hIatt H--, Cal Hanson, Hr. Hay, Chester Helderman, Huron Hendrix, -_. Holmes, Nathan Johnson, M. Jones, Samuel Kallmer, George Keefe, Pat Kimball, Frederic Klares, Wm. Klaus, Fred Klaus, William KIeffer (Kleffler), W.M.R. Kridmiller, A. Lambert, O. O. Langley, Mr. Laner, Christian Lawrie (Laurie), John \0/. Lawrie (Laurie), William Leener, Chris Leonard, Christopher Limbock (Linback),Henry Little, John Longley, Otis Loomis, Rich. Lowe, Capt. Joseph G. Makin, Michael \, �.... 'I>. -~- .,"" QUANTRILL'S RAID ON LAWRENCE-cont. Sanger, George H. Sargeant, G. H. ScllIvab, John Sclnvaub, H. Smith, Charles Snyder (Snider), Rev. S.S. Speer, John N. (Jr.) SteHart, Henry Stone, Joseph Stone, Captain Nathan Stonestreet, Benj. Swan, Louis H. CA. or L.) Thorpe, S. N. Trask, Josiah C. Turk, - Hatson, James E. I~augh, Addison West, - IVhite, Mr. loJilliams, - l.Jilliamson, l-lm. T. lVise, Louis Wood, James Zimmerman, John K. Henry, (Uncle) col. Henry, (a German) Johnson, Ben Harkle, Daniel Narth,a (Hurtha), T. ~Iartin, Robert (Bobby) Neeky, Nichael Neeky, R. Nurphy, Dennis Nurphy, Thomas NcClellan, Daniel NcFadden, J. NcFarland,--Nathan, H. Oehrle, Oldham, Anthony ·O'Neil, James Page, Geo. Palmer, Charles A. Palmer, Daniel H. Perine (Perrine), James Pollock (Pollok), Jacob Pope, George Purington (Purrington),David H. Range, George Range, Samuel Reedmiller, A. Reel, Peter, Sr. Reel, Samuel Jeremiah (Jerry) Reynolds, Samuel Roach, James Rothrock, Abe Memorial To The Victims Of Quantrill's Raid 21 August, 1863 Oak Hill Cemetery Section Three " ....... 4" �9 Rec:ruits Killed Anderson, Charles Markle, Samuel Parker, Asbury (Ashbury) Parker, Isaac J. Riggs, Charles F. (T.) Speer,. Robert . Watson, John Waugh, William A. t.Jilson, James Woods, Andrew J • Allen, Charles R. Cooper, James F. Green, John R. Griswold, Walter B.S. lIalderman, Aaron Narkle, David Narkle, Lewis . ',,t' .~~:.: ", . . ,. " ~./II~-~,",: ""~~~-" ••• "The Ruins of Lawrence" taken from Harper's Weekly, September 19, 1863 MRS. RANKIN's HUSBAND SHOT BY RAIDERS Mrs. Mary (CARPENTER) RANKIN of Quenemo, Kansas wrote in 1913: "I.-Je were living on F.:hode Island StY·eet in a hc.use ,just finished and had been married ten months. When two of the raiders called at our house and saw my husband, they fired a shot at him and after his race through the yard they fired a second shot. Of what passed around us I know and remember nothing, until I sat beside the body of my husband and saw him in a rude coffin and laid away in a corner of our yard." �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1887 From Book 6 in the office of the Clerk of the Specialized Divisions of the. District Court,Room _144, Law and JUdicial Building, Lawrence, Kansas. Compiled by Edna Welling and Vivian Clough. Bridegroom ADLER, John M. NY City, NY AGER, Omar .Elroy AGLE, John H. ALBRIGHT, Charles M. ANDERSON, William B. Leav Co, KS ANDREWS, Orin D. ARNOLD, Ezra BABCOCK, Everett E. . Topeka, KS BAII.EY, Louis E. BAKER,Lemon C. BALDWIN, James W. BARICKLOW, Daniel W. BARTON, Lester T. Hannibal, MO BATES, Arthur E. Jeff Co, KS BATHURST, . George G. BEARD~ John E. BELL, .Asher C. BENSON, John A. BEST, Peter M. .... Kansas City, MO BOETTCHER, Herman Lyon Co, KS BOOHER, Dorral BRAWCHLE, Jacob BRENT, Alexander BROWN, Richard BRUBAKER, John C. Leav Co, KS Bride HOUSE, Mary Dg Co·, KS KENNEDY, Ella A. FOLEY, Ella SCHWARZ, Sophia F. HILL, Irena Leav Co, KS TURNBOUGH, Mary D. DICKSON, Rosetta LE PAGE, Nellie E. Dg Co, KS WAlKER, Hala M. GALE, Lola R. SMITH, Eliza J. LEWIS, Mary K. MACY, Lulie Edna Dg Co, KS GREENE, Malinda F. Jeff Co, KS BITTERLY, Christina ROY, Camilla H. TOLLE, Josie M. SPENCER, Larooka COLE, Ella B. Dg Co, KS WILLIAMS,· .Kat e Dg Co, KS WEBSTER, Mary HAHN, Paulina SMITH, Mary HALL, Martha A. AKERS, Rhoda Dg Co; KS DatejPlace 16 Feb ·1887-Lic only 25 Dec 1887 4 Dec 1887 16 June 1887 9 Feb 1887Dg Co, KS 6 Sept 1887 14 July 1887 . 14 June 1887Dg Co, KS 28 Oct 1887 19 May 1887 31 Mar 1887 4 July 1887 30 Nov 1887Dg Co, KS 2 Nov 1887Jeff Co, KS 12 Sept 1887 4 Dec 1887 16 Feb 1887 20 Oct 1887 22 June 1887Dg Co, KS 25 May 1887Dg·Co, KS 16 Feb 1887 13 Mar 1887 2 Mar 1887 26 Mar 1887 4 July 1887Dg Co, KS Page # Officiant 298 403 392 340 294 Werter R. Davis,MG S.M. Osmond, MG John H. Maul, MG John Q.A.Norton, PJ 356 WIn. Irelan, MG Silas Cavin, JP 346 344 A. Beatty, DD 375 333 319 343 392 Luke Woodard, MG Werter R. Davis, MG C. A. Weaver, MG S • .M. Osmond, MG J. H. Bonebrake,.MG 379 Thos. H. Dinsmore,.MG 358 394299 374 342 John Q.A. Norton, PJ W. C. Price, JP John Q.A. Norton, PJ I. J. Delo, MG Richard Cordley, MG 335 Richard Cordley, MG 298 312 305 317 345 J as. Marvin, MG J. J. Silbermann,MG .M. Wooton, MG J. R. Woodward, JP L. K. Billingsley,.MG >-' o �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1887 (Cont' d) Bridegroom Bride BUCKINGHAM, James D. BUNDY,. Alfred S. Leav Co, KS BURTON, Walter F. Greenwood Co, KS CALAVY, Joseph CALDWELL, Anthony CAMPBELL, West Jeff Co, KS CARLSON, CarlO. FraDklin Co, KS CARLSON, Edward A. CHAPLIN, Ben G. CONNER, Harvey J. COUZENS, Henry G. Reno, KS COX, Oscar L. CUMMINGS, Henry A. Dg Co, KS DAMM, William DAVIDSON, Herbert V. DAVIS, John W. Dg Co, KS DEAN, William R. Ottawa, KS DECKER, Joseph H. Ottawa, KS DE HOFF, Ephraim G. Leav Co, KS <> DEVINE Frank W. DOBBINS, Patrick J. KC, MO DUCKETT, John W. DUNKLEY, Frank H. DUTTON, Asa Fred B. EARNSHAW, MATHEWS, Emma J. BRYANT, Naomi (Miss) Leav Co, KS FOX, Bessie A. P. Leav Co, KS MORGAN, Nettie Ann VINYARD, Susan LEWIS,Carrie I. Dg- Co, KS BREWER, Maggi e L. Dg Co, KS SPERRY, Nancy J. BOLEN Elizabeth HILL, 'Rose GARNER, Jane Reno, KS CLARK, Eliza MC KEE,A(N)Emma(Miss) Shawnee Co, KS JOHANNING, Mary KINZIE, Alice F. SHAW, Elizabeth Dg Co, KS MUNZER, Katie Dg Co, KS STOCKTON, Frances K. Ark City, KS FORD, Lizzie Leav Co, KS SKINNER, Jennie JOHNSON, Nellie KC, MO BOWMAN, Mary HAHN, Mary C. WILLIAMSON, Rebecca BRANSON, Cora H. Page # Date/Place 14 Sept 1887 25 July 1887Leav Co, KS 2 May 1887Dg Co, KS 17 Dec 1887 13 Feb 1887_ 5 Apr 1887Dg Co, KS 1 Jan 1887Dg Co~ KS 3 Feb 1887 7 Apr 1887 13 June 1887 11 June 1887Dg Co, KS 1 Jan 1887 8 Dec 1887Shawnee Co ,KS 10 Feb 1887 6 Mar 1887 16 Jan 1887Jeff Co, KS 13 July 1887Dg Co, KS 3 May 1887-Lic only 5 Jan 1887Leav Co, KS 8 Sept 1887 27 Jan 1887Wyan Co, KS 30 Aug 1887 28 Aug 1887 23 Dec 1887 5 Jan 1887 Officiant 359 350 E. L. Thomas, MG 328 A. Beatty, DD 398 287 322 Hiram Cantrell,MG C. H. Hones, MG J as. Marvin, MG 283 L. S. Steele, JP 202 322 340 339 Walter Scott, MG John Q,. A. Norton, PJ E. Atkinson, MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ 282 397 J as. Marvin, MG Andrew V. Stout ,MG 297 305 286 H. Juchhoff,MG John Sherfy, MG C. W. Cherry, JP 347 J. H. Bonebrake,MG J. W. Spring, MG ? 282 Wm. Irelan, MG 357 289 John Q,.A. Norton, PJ A.. S. Auld, JP 354 352 402 J. T. Stevens, JP I. J. Delo, MG Wm. Irelan, MG A. H. Stote, MG 284 �......... .... : DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1887 (Cont'd) Bridegroom EBERHART, Samuel L. Bride PAINTER, Nettie M. »1ERY, Peter E. THACHER, Mary H. KC, MO Dg Co, KS ERICKSON, Harry C. DUNKLEY, Sarah FARLEY, Herman A. FLINTOM, Louise FAULKNER, William H. LUCAS,· Anna C. KC, MO KC, MO FAXON, William T. FRARY, Sarah FERTIG, Thomas H. BOLTON, Adda Jeff Co, KS Jeff Co, KS FINCH, George BALDWIN, Ida FITCHUE, JDnas(Fithugh) BURNHAM, Anna FORD, Walter H. JARDON, Julia A. Norwood, KS Dg Co, KS FRENGER, Christian PEVERLINE, Elizabeth Dg C<;> '. KS Jeff Co, KS FRIEND, Frank L. NICHOLS, Lula Ke, MO Parsons, KS GALLATLY, Lincoln BEEIrER, Jennie Topeka, KS Topeka, KS GALLIGHER, Patrick W. FETTY, Louisa M. Leav Co, KS Leav Co, KS G~, Spencer RANDELS, Carrie M. E. Topeka, KS . Topeka, KS GARST, Joal A. HAMMILL, Annie K. GEORGI I , William BOND, Sarah A. GIBB,· J. Gordon MANSFIELD, ·Maude E. GILBERT, Edward W. CRAIGMILE, Ella M. Wichi ta, K S D g Co, KS GILL, James A. BARNHARD, Sadie C. GILLUM, Henry H.HOUSE, Mary Linwood, KS Missouri GLASS, Andrew WET.KER, Louisa J. GOODEMOTE, Charles W. STANDING, Annie GORDON, William P. SPURGEON, Ida E. Osage "Co, KS Dg Co, KS Date/Place Page # Officiant 7 Sep 1887 9 Feb 1887Dg Co, KS 6 June 1887 11 Feb 1887 3 Nov 1887Dg Co, KS 23 Nov 1887 8 Sept 1887Dg Co, KS 21 Sept 1887 28 Dec 1887 1 Nov 1887Dg Co, KS 15 Sept 1887Dg Co, KS 24 Sept 1887Dg Co, KS 13 Sept 1887Dg Co, KS 16 Jan 1887Jeff Co, KS 14 July 1887Dg Co, KS 8 Mar 1887 17 Sept 1887 20 July 1887 10 May· 1887.. Dg Co, KS 20 Dec 1887 25 Mar 1887DgCo, KS 4 July 1887 26 Mar 1887 21 Dec 1887Dg Co, KS 356 294- Thomas G. Winey, MG Richard Cordley, MG 337 297 382 I. J. Delo, MG W. Irelan, MG S. M. Osmond, MG 391 357 John Q. A. Norton, PJ Wert·er R. Davis, MG 362 405 381 J. Windbigler, MG Washington Mercer,MG J. P. Stephens, MG· 361 John Q. A. Norton, PJ 366 P. S. Allen,MG 361 John Q. A. Norton,PJ 286 C. W. Cherry, JP 348 John Q. A. Norton,PJ 309 361 349 331 Christopher Flory,MG W. C. Price, JP S~ M. Osmond, MG Wm. Irelan, MG 400 . 308 Werter R. Davis, MG John ~. A. Norton,PJ 345 John Q.A. Norton, PJ J as. Marvin, MG W. A. Quayer, MG to- N· 314 400 I. �. " , . DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS 1887 (Cont' d) Date/Place Bridegroom Bride GNEFKOW, William F. GRAHAM, Patrick GRANT, George M. Sedgewick Co, KS GRAY, James L. Johnson Co, KS GRIFFm, Edward H. GROVENOR, Charles P. HACKMAN, George W. HADLEY, Joab HALL, John L. Linwood, KS lW':ILIDN, John F. HARRELL, David B. HARTMAN, Abraham L. HAY, Frank A. Osage City, KS HAYNE, Henry W. HERNAL, John R. HERSHFIELD, Val Johnson Co, KS HESS, Henry H. . . Denver, CO HEUETT, Frank BelOit, KS HIATT, Fedore P.B. HIGGmS, CharlesC. Cowgill, MO HIGGINS, George E. HILL, Rufus L. KC, MO HQCK, August ROFFE, Otto HOFMANN, Louis KC, MO HOLLOWELL, Charles A. 20 Apr 1887 24 May 1887 BATEMAN, Melissa 8 Mar 1887LEWIS, Ollie M. Dg Co, KS Dg Co, KS 5 Oct 1887WOLF, Matt ie Dg Co, KS Johnson Co, KS 21 Sept 1887 DOYLE, Annie C. 16 Nov 1887 STARR, Bertha A. MC FARLAND, Mattie B.(R) 18 Sept 1887 10 Mar 1887 TRYON, Dowa L. 27 Oct 1887FORSYTHE, Nancy A. Dg Co, KS Lenape, KS 2 July 1887 ANDERSON, Ida 22 Mar 1887 ANDERSON, Ida S. 6 Feb 1887 SHIVELY, Sarah 15 Sept 1887GRIFFIS, Matie F. Dg Co, KS " Dg Co, KS 30 March 1887 DAVIS, Mary E. 24 Feb 1887 BLACK, Anna 31 Jan 1887FRAME, Myra B. Dg Co, KS Johnson Co, KS 6 July 1887ROEDER, Louisa M. Dg Co, KS Denver, CO 24 Mar 1887HEFNER, Josephine Dg Co, KS Dg Co, KS 11 Oct 1887 BERGER, Charlotte R. 22 Dec 1887BRELSFORD, Blanche Dg Co, KS Dg Co, KS 1 Jan 1887 HERRINGTON, Jesse J. 31 Mar 1887LI(E)CHTFIELD, Emma . DgCo; KS Dg Co, KS 6 Oct 1887 KAISER, Catherine 5 Oct 1887 MAIER, Maria SCBNADLER, Kate 31 Aug 1887Dg Co, KS Dg Co, KS 19 Jan 1887 FORTER, Mabel W. WALRUFF, Lena Page # Officiant 326 334 310 A. Beatty, DD 368 John Q. A. Norton, PJ 363 387 362 311 380 A. T. Ennis, Priest A. H. Stote, MG Richard Cordley, MG John Q. A. Norton, FJ John Q. A. Norton, PJ 344- 315 293 360 Richard Cordley, MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ wm. N. Michael, MG Werter R. Davis, MG 320 303 290 A. Beatty, DD W. Mercer, MG John Q. A~ Norton, PJ 346 John H. E. Maul,NG 317 John Q.A. Norton,PJ 370 401 Richard Cordley, MG A. B. Goodule, MG 278 318 Werter R. Davis, MG T. S. Whedon, JP 369 365 355 H. Juchhoff, MG H. Gerlarz, Priest J. J. Silbermann,MG 325 A. Beatty, DD John Q. A. Norton, FJ W. Irelan, MG �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1887 (Cont'd) Bridegroom Bride HOLLOWAY, Scott R. FARRISH, Clara A. HOPKINS, Daniel T. WILEY Sybil S. HOPSON, Hiram P. BAXTER, Adda M. Dg Co, KS Kearney, NE HORNBY, Robert H. BROWN, Marova J. HURD, William I. IRONSIDE, Margaret Johnson Co, KS Johnson Co, KS HUSON, John B. ELDRIDGE, Lillie B. JAMESON, Hugh HL~SON, Melissa A. Reno, KS Reno, KS JENNINGS, Walter CARVER, Lava Perryville, KS Perryville, KS JOHNSON, Lincoln JACKSON, Mary JONES, Aden W. GILL, Anna M. JONES, Mathew F. MIGLIARIO, Josephine Jeff Co, KS Dg Co, KS JORDAN, Edgar S. ROBERTS, Alice M.· Severy,Greenwood Co,KS Dg Co, KS KENDALL, Aguila C. GAUSE, Emily J. Dg Co, KS Frank Co, KS KEOUGH, Francis COLLINS, Sarah Topeka, KS Topeka, KS KINDERBATTER, Henry C. DALE, .4.nna B. KIRKMAN, Jonathan L. ARNOLD LovilIa KUNKLE, John ARBUCKLE, Lucinda LERCH, Jared F. YERINGTON, Ella -Baroning, CA Columbus, OH LEWIS, George W. DANIELS, Alice LIGGETT, William T. COURSEY, Nett ie V. Topeka, KS Topeka, KS LINCOLN,Joseph T. BODGE, Georgie M. Ottawa, KS Ottawa, KS LISCHNER, August BEIER, Johanna C. LOVE, James H. PORTER, Julia LOWE, William H. MORRIS, E. Catherine HaSKET,I, , Hattie B. YlAC DONALD, William Date/Place Page # Officiant 13 Oct 1887 21 Feb 1887 31 Dec 1887- 370 301 406 J as. Marvin, r-IG John Q. A. Norton,PJ Richard Cordley, MG 318 35 1 David White M.G. john Q.A. Norton, PJ 321 304 John Q. A. Norton, PJ Samuel Kelsall,Jr.,JP 393 John Q. A. Norton, PJ 402 302 373 Willtm Harwell, MG Werter R. Davis, MG J. H.-Bonebrake, MG 320 W. Elwood Mills, MG 22 Feb 1887- 302 John Q. A. Norton, PJ 1 Nov 1887- 382 John Q. A. Nortm, PJ 397 363 316 336 S. M. Osmond, MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ F. B. Olds, MG J as. Marvin, MG 384 377 John W. Wilkerson, MG John Q. A. Norton,FJ 10 Nov 1887- 383 Richard Cordley,MG 13 19 22 24 384 349 353 390 John H. Haul, MG Moses Brown, MG J ame s Marvin, MG William McDonald, MG Dg Co, KS 29 Mar 1887 27 July 1887Dg Co, KS 2 Apr 1887 3 Mar 1887- Leav Co, KS 30 Nov 1887Dg Co, KS 22 Dec 1887 24 Feb 1887 19 Oct 1887Dg Co, KS 31 Mar 1887Dg Co, KS Dg Co, KS Dg Co, KS 8 Dec 1887 21 Sept 1887 23 Mar 1887 30 May 1887Dg Co, KS 26 Oct 1887 12 Nov 1887Dg Co, KS , Dg Co, KS Nov 1887 July 1887 Aug 1887 Nov 1887 �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1887 (Cont'd) Bridegroom MAIN ~ Henry J. MARSH, Stephen C. Dodge City, KS MAXWELL, Trenck J. St. John, KS MC CALL, David T. Jeff Co, KS MC HENRY, Henry W. St. Joseph, MO MIETH Oscar MII.T,Ett, Aaron MUJ:ER, Edward MITJ,ER, James M. MITCHELL, Robert Linn, KS MORLAN, Gustavus A. Jeff Co, KS NAGEL, Edward A. NEWSTIFTER, George Jeff Co, KS NOAECKER, Jonathan C. OLSON, Swan Olsburg, KS OSWALT, Michael J. . OTT, Fred W. PARKER, Charles E. D. Leav Co, KS PARKS Simon PARP:rnT, Hermann E. St. Louis, MO PATTERSON, Robert C. Jef'ferson Co,KS 'PAYNE, Miller H. Staf'ford Co, KS PEASE, Charles L. PERRY, David Bride Date/Place Page # Officiant BROWNELL, Rose,F. WARNE, Mae T. Dg Co, KS GRANGER, Mary H. Dg Co, KS GAINES, Cordelia Jeff Co, KS UPSON, Pel vina KC, MO 3 Feb 1887 8 June 1887- Dg Co, KS 12 June 1887Dg Co, KS 13 July 1887Dg a" KS 9 Apr 1887Dg Co, KS 15 Nov 1887 22 Sept 1887 12 May 1887 3 July 1887 28 June 1887Dg Co, KS 31 May 1887Dg Co, KS 19 Feb 1887 24 Nov 1887Dg Co, KS 6 Dec 1887 28 July 1887Dg Co, KS 17 Feb 1887 3 Feb 1887 18 Dec 1887Dg Co, KS 8 Feb 1887 17 Oct 1887Dg Co, KS 26 Oct 1887Jeff Co, KS 11 Jan 1887Dg Co, KS 5 Jan 1887 29 Dec 1887 291 338 J as. Marvin, MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ 339 Richard Cordley, MG 347 John Q. A. Norton,PJ 323 John Q. A. Nortm, PJ 383 364 330 344343 J. T. Stephens, JP Christopher Flory, MG John Haller, MG L. K. Billingsley, MG Richard Cordley, MG 336 J. R. Stevens, JP 301 389 John Q. A. Norton, PJ. H. Gerlaih, Priest 396 351 Thomas F. Norris, MG M. Larson, MG 300 291 399 John Q. A. Norton, PJ John Haller, MG Jas. Marvin, MG 295 372 John Q. A. Norton, PJ _·J.ohn Q. A. Norton, PJ DOLAN, Mary LUGTON, Cornelia F. BRENDER, Ella HOOK, Mary E. WESTLING, Carry Dg Co, KS WILLIA1".s, Martha Jeff Co, KS BAKER, Sarah CARR, Winnie DeSoto, KS DIKES, Lizzie SWANSON, Sophie Dg Co, KS ELSTON, Sarah E. SENTZ, Clara M. STEVENS, Annie F. Dg Co, KS YODER, Harriet B. BRECHTELSBAUER, Mary Dg Co, KS STEWART, Vinnie R. Jeff Co, KS COMBS, Jennie (Mrs.) Stafford Co, KS BARUM, Eva M. HACKWORTH, .A,melia H~ 375 C. W. Horr, JP 285 John Q. A. Norton, PJ. 284 404 J as. Marvin, MG Dudley Lee~ I1G �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1887 (Cont I d) Bridegroom PETERSON, Charles G. PETERSON, H. P. PIERCE Allen PIERSON, Thomas W. PITTS, Wilbur F. Marshalltown, IA PONTIUS, Arthur C. PORTER, Peter FOWELL, William G. PRESHAW, James F. PRICE, John W. PRIER, Adolph A. KC, MO RAMSEY, Char les Decatur Co, KS READINGER, John REDMOND, Thomas J. REED, Wilson RESCER, Arthur M. RICH, James W. Cheyenne, W.T. RIDGWAY, Jacob H. RODGERS, Samuel ROLLER, Michael ROFP, Joseph E. ROTHWELL, John T.H.B. Jeff Co, KS RUSHMERE, Gorton E. Dg Co, KS RUSSELL, Lawrence RUSSELL, Walter J. SANDERS, John Topeka, KS SAVAGE, Peter Johnson Co, KS SCHI,ABACK, Wm. E. Bride Date/Place Fage # Officiant OLSON, Louisa JENSON, Dora (Miss) HULL Jennie R. EVANS, Lydia J. BUCKLEY, Mary B. Dg Co, KS RICHARDSON, Mabel E. CLARK, Sarah PINGRELL, Nancy M. BUCKNER , Olive ICE, Ettie WALRUFF, Dora Dg Co, KS LEMON, Irena I. Dg Co, KS J.AMANN, Louise HOLTER, Ida E. 4 June 1887 15 Oct 1887 19 Feb 1887 2 Nov 1887 13 Apr 1887Dg Co, KS 10 May 1887 28 Dec 1887 22 Nov 1887 27 Oct 1887 17 Nov 1887 20 Oct 1887Dg Co, KS 17 Mar 1887Dg Co, KS 27 Jan 1887 1 May 1887 22 Mar 1887 7 Sept 1887 6 Feb 1887Jeff Co, KS 20 Nov 1887 24 Nov 1887 26 Oct 1887 29 June 1887 5 Apr 1887Dg Co, KS 9 June 1887Hays City, KS 27 Jan 1887 6 Mar 1887 25 Jan 1887Dg Co, KS 16 Mar 1887Dg Co, KS 8 Mar 1887 337 371 WALKER, Mary J. HODGES, Melissa LANSDOWNE, Charity E. Jeff Co, KS WOODRUFF, Mary R. CONLEY, Emma WAY, Anna M. COGSWELL, Clover C. JOHNSON, Sarah E. Jeff Co, KS ROBBINS, Annie Hays City, KS MORRIS, Lorella B. DUNKLEY, Mary DAVIS, Rebecca Wyandotte, KS MATHEWS , Jennie Dg Co, KS SPENCER, Flora M. 300 . 381 324 A. B. Dahlstrom,MG S. B. Hyman, MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ A. M. Richardson, MG Addison D. Maderia,MG 386 376 385 374 J sine s Marvin, MG Moses Brown, MG W. Bristow, JP E. C. Boaz, MG A. C. Read, MG J. T. Stevens, JP 314 John Q. A. Norton, PJ 331 404- 289 327 316 355 293 'John Q. A. Norton,PJ J ame s Marvin, MG John M. Wilkerson,MG Silvester Creel, MG C. W. Cherry, JP 388 388 378 342 321 Richard Cordley, MG W. Mercer, MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ J. 1'1. Sullivan, MG John Q.A.Norton, PJ 338 E. B. Killinger, MG 309 290 288 H. H. Howard, JP A. H. Stote, MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ 313 R. B. Taylor, MG 310 J as. Marvin, MG �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1887 (Cont' d) Bridegroom SCHMIDT, Bernhard SCHURR, George M. Reno, KS SCOTT, Walter SEHON, Charles W. Clarksburg, W VA SELZER, Henry SHAEli'li'ER, william H. Leav Co, KS SHAFFER, Isiah W. Linn Co, KS _SHATTUCK, Samuel S. Barton Co, KS SHAW, Frederick Oskaloosa, KS SHAW, William· N'. SHIRK, Thomas Fredonia, KS SHUCK, Benjamin F. Topeka, KS SILER, Charles F. SMITH, Alexander Pleasanton, KS SMITH, Allen B. SMITH, Charles F. Bride BAKER, Christine MILLER, Minnie Dg Co, KS HOFFMAN, Mary A. HILL, Rosanna Minnie Dg Co, KS . BARTZ, Hannah FORSYTHE, Elizabeth H. Leav Co, KS WEST, Mary E. Dg Co, KS PARRETr, Nina L.· Dg Co, KS SMITH, Jennie Jeff Co, KS DRAVIS, Hattie PARKS, Carrie Belle Boston, Mass HORNSBY, Luella Dg Co, KS TENNIS, Martha M. LEIPPER, Jemima Dg Co, KS ROBERTS, Ida ABBOTT, Alice J. ,Omaha, NE Lawr, KS SMITH, Charles T. WHITE, Maggie M. SMITH, Henry F. HEMPHILL, Margretta C. Sumner Co, KS Leav Co, KS SMITH, William H. MULL, Rose C. SMITHMEYER, Frederick H. POEHI.FJi, Clara H. SOMMERS, (C)Kayetan CILLNFJi, Mary SPALDING, William E. COX, Kate M. Dg Co, KS Dg Co, KS SPEALMAN, Jacob NORRIS, Mary SPENCER, Columbus T. HILL, Anna B. Date/Place 12 Mar 1887 21(1)Dec 1877Dg Co, KS 17 Feb 1887 30 Nov 1887Dg Co, KS 27 Oct 1887 3 Mar 1887Dg Co, KS 14 May 1887Dg Co, KS 5 Oct 1887Dg Co, KS 28 Dec 1887Dg Co, KS 6 Oct 1887 23 Dec 1887Dg Co, KS 15 Dec 1887Dg Co, KS 25 May 1887 28 May 1887Dg Co, KS 9 May 1887 11 Aug 1887Dg Co, KS 24 Feb 1887 26 Oct 1887Dg Co, KS 26 Oct 1887 9 Feb 1887 16 Feb 1887 12 Oct 1887Tonganoxie t KS 6 Mar 1887 4 Dec 1887 Page # Officiant 308 401 H. Juchhoff, MG Werter R. Davis, MG 299 393 J as Marvin, MG J. H. Bonebrake, MG 380 306 Jacob Schmidli, MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ 332 John Q. A. Norton, PJ 367 Wm. Irelan, MG 405 John Q. A. Norton, PJ 368 403 John Q. A. Norton, PJ Richard Cordley, MG 398 John Haller, MG 334 335 Enos Puckett, MG Richard Cordley, MG 329 352 John Q. A. Norton, PJ Thomas F. Norris, MG 303 377 W. H. Stewart, MG A. Beatty, DD 378 296 295 371 A. H. Stote, MG Richard Cordley, MG Henry Gerlark,Priest Richard Cordley, MG 307 395 Fred Sherfy, MG Thomas J. Custard,JP - . -..J �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1887 (Cont' d) Bridegroom Bride SFCLANDER, James A. GRAY, Nancy E. Leav Co, KS Leav Co, KS SPURLOCK, John S. OLIVER, Lucy Junction City, KS Dg Co, KS STAHL, August Banhart GAGE, Flora M. STAILEY, John W. WATT, Sally B. Topeka, KS Dg Co, KS STEVENSON, Thomas O. CRADER, Minerva M. STONEBRAKER, William A. SHANNON, Mary J. STURM, John POHL, Willhelmina SYMMES, Edward C. DAVIDSON, Ersula- Josie Topeka, KS Topeka, KS TENNEY, William E. COCKINS, Evline M KC, MO Dg Co, KS THOMPSON, Samuel G. EDGMAN, Jennie Linwood, KS Linwood, KS THRALLS, Frank W. GILLILAND, Lula M. TODD, Louis SHOLL, Harriet TOPPING, Howard B. HUMPHREY, Mamie J. TOWNSEND, Richard C. JACKE, Rebecca E. Stanton, IL Dg Co, KS TOYNE, Charles H. DAVENPORT, Mattie Leav Co, KS Leav Co, KS TUCKER, Charles H. FLINN, Jessie M. TURNER, William L. MATHERS, Nannie J. KC, MO Osage City, KS TURPIN, George B. HOLMES, Mary H. Shawnee Co, KS bhawnee Co, KS UHRLAUF, Jeannot KETELS, Augusta ULRICH, Charles E. EBERHART, Maggie M. VITT, August EDER, Mary WAlKER, Charles RICH, Sallie WASHINGTON, Phillip CLARK, Rena WATSON, Eugene FULTON, Lida E. WEAR, Frank E. DEDRICK, Mary (Miss) Topeka, KS Dg Co, KS Date/Place Page # Officiant 16 Nov 1887Leav Co, KS 17 May 1887Dg Co,' KS 9 May 1887 4 Mar 1887Dg Co, KS 7 Dec 1887 29 Sept 1887 24 Nov 1887 4 Mar 1887Dg Co, KS 20 Apr 1887Dg Co, KS 20 Dec 1887Leav Co, KS 9 Feb 1887 28 Aug 1887 5 Oct 1887 14 June 1887Dg Co, KS 9 Jan 1887Leav Co, KS 15 Nov 1887 23 Sept 1887Dg Co, KS 8 Mar 1887Dg Co, KS 5 Oct 1887 19 Oct 1887 25 Oct 1887 22 Mar 1887 25 Oct 1887 15 Sept 1887' 25 Jan 1887Dg Co, KS 385 A. M. Richardson, MG 332 F. M. Lewis, rIG 330 306 J. Washington Mercer,MG Jas. Marvin, MG 396 364 387 307 Werter R. Davis, MG S. L. Johnson, MG Jacob Schmidli, MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ 325 R. A.; George, MG 399 P. W. Gorrell, JF ! Jas. Marvin, MG 293 354 366 341 Werter R. Davis, MG Andrew D. Jacke, MG 285 J. W. Spring, MG 386 365 A. Beatty, DD 311 John Q. A. Norton,PJ 367 372 369 315 376 358 288 H. Juchhoff, MG Thomas G. Winey, MG H. Gerlaih, Priest Joseph L. Brown, MG John Wilder, JP A. H. Stote, MG S. M. Osmond, MG Dudley Lee, MG John Q. A. Norton,P~ �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1887 (Cont' d) Bridegroom Bride Date/Place WEBER, Gustav HOWES, Mamie C. BAILEY, Harriet NEUSTIFTER, Margaret .ANDERSON, Martha A. HUSTED, Rachel Leav Co, KS PARKS, Clara B. REYNOLDS, Julia E. Dg Co, KS TENNIS, Anna E. 4 Dec 1887 30 Mar 188724 Jan 1887 16 Mar 1887 24 Nov 1887Reno, KS 26 Feb 1887 20 Apr 1887Dg Co, KS 27 July 1887 14 Apr 1887 27 Apr 1887 27 Oct 1887 19 Oct 1887 12 Sept 1887Dg Co, KS 24 Nov 1887Dg Co, KS 1 Dec 1887-®~ @@ Dg Co, KS 26 Nov 1887 10 Mar 1887Dg Co, KS 21 Aug 1887 30 Apr 1887 16 F b 1887 27 Apr 1887 17 July 1887 Dg Co, KS e ~*WEIGHTMAN, Jpgn W. WEIGL, Sebastian' WEILER, George A. WESTCOTT, William H. Dg Co, KS WHITMAN, Henry F. WHITNEY, Omar F. Topeka, KS WILDER, Frank H. WILLIAMS, James WILLIS, Walter A. WILLMANN, Gustav WILSON, Eli WILSON, James C. Topeka, KS WILSON, John E. Melvern, KS WILSON, William T. F. Perryville, KS WINFREY, William WINKLER, Carrol T. Brown Co, KS WOODARD, Roscoe B. WRIGHT, Lincoln O. ZILLNER, Fred ZIMMERMAN, John A. ZIMMERS, William S. • Topeka, KS TARPEY, Mary HOADLEY, Nellie L. PLANZ, Mary (Miss) GENTRY, Laura L. COOK, Minerva V. Topeka, KS MC CLURE, Nannie M. Dg Co, KS . PHELPS, Mary E. Perryville, KS GRAY, Ella BEEDE, Annie Jeff Co, KS SMITH, Sadie SILVERS, Lillie B. SOMMER, Teresa ACHNING, Minnie M. F. NEFF, Esther C. Dg Co, KS Page # Officiant HOWland, MG Jas. Marvin, MG Henry Gerlarh, Priest John Q. A. Norton', PJ Thomas Scott, MG illrg~C~ ·:~:G~~< J as. Marvin, MG 304 325 A. Beatty, DD 350 323 327 37.9 373 359 J. A. Lippincott, MG, John Wilder, JP Richard Cordley, MG S. B. Hyman, MG J as. Marvin, MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ 390 J. M.Wilson, MG 394 J.T. Stephens, JP 391 312 John Q. A. Norton, PJ John Q. A. Norton, PJ 353 328 296 326 348 J as. Marvin, MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ Henry Gerlarh, Priest Richard Cord ley , MG Fred Sherfy, MG ~1 �ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE NAME - 1887 Bride Groom Bride ABBOTT, Alice J. SMITH, Charles F. BUCKLEY, 1'1ary B. ACHNING, Minnie 1'1. F. ZI1'1MERl'1.AN, John A. BUCKNER, Olive AKERS, Rhoda BRUBAKER, John C. BURNHAM, Anna ANDERSON, Ida HAMILTON, John F. CABR, Winnie ANDERSON, Ida S. HARRELL, David B. CARVER, Lava ANDERSON, 1'1artha A. WEILER, George A. CILLNER, 1'1ary ARBUCKLE, Lucinda KUNKLE, John CLARK, Eliza ARNOLD, LovilIa KIRKMAN, Jonathan L. 'CLARK, Rena BAILEY, Harriet WEIGHTMAN, John W. CLARK, Sarah BAKER, Christine SCHMIDT, Bernhard COCKINS, Evline M. BAKER, Sarah NAGEL, Edward A. COGSWELL, Clover C. BALDWIN, Ida FINCH, George COLE, Ella B. BARNHARD, Sadie C. GILL, James A. COLLINS, Sarah BARTZ, Hannah SELZER, Henry COMBS, Jennie (Mrs .) BARUl'1, Eva M. PEASE, Charles L. CONLEY, Emma' BATEMAN, 1'1elissa GRAHAM, Patrick COOK, Minerva V. BAXTER, Adda 1'1. HOPSON, Hiram P. COURSEY, Nettie V. BEEDE, Annie WINKLER, CarroloT. COX, Kate M. , BEELER, Jennie GALLATLY, Lincoln CRADER, MinervaM. BEIER, Johanna C. LISCHNER, August CRAIGMlLE, Ella M. BERGER, Charlotte R. HIATT, Fedore P. H. DALE, Anna B. BITTERLY, Christina BATHURST, George G. DANIELS, Alice BLACK, Anna HERNAL,John R. . DAVENPORT, Mattie BODGE, Georgie 1'1. LINCOLN, Joseph T. DAVIDSON, Ersula Josie BOLEN, Elizabeth CHAPLIN, Ben G. DAVIS, Mary E. BOLTON, Adda FERTIG, Thomas H. DAVIS, Rebecca BOND, Sarah A. GEORGIE, William DEDRICK, 1'1ary (Miss) BOWl'1AN, Mary DUCKETT, John W. DICKSON, Rosetta BRANSON" Cora H. EARNSHAW, Fred B. DIKES, Lizzie BRECHTELSBAUER, Mary H. PARPERT, Hermann DOLAN, 1'1ary BRELSFORD, Blanche HIGGINS, Charles C. DOYLE, Annie C. BRENDER, Ella MIIJ~, Edward DRAVIS, Hattie BREWERS, Maggie L. CARLSON, CarlO. DUNKLEY, Mary BROWN, Marova J. HORNBY, Robert H. DUNKLEY, Sarah BROWNELL, Rose F. MAIN, Henry J. EBERHART, Maggie M. BRYANT, Naomi (Miss) BUNDY, Alfred S. ~ EDER, Mary =:J" ~~\,~ f 'l-:~ ," , I , : /"";' \ ,~. \:,.:F~ Groom PITTS, Wilbur F. PRESHAW , James F. FITCHUE(FITHUGH , Jonas NEWSTIFTER, George JENNINGS, Walter SOl'1MERS,(C) Kayetan COX, Oscar.L. WASHINGTON, Phillip PORTER, Peter TENNEY, William E. ROPP, Joseph E. BEST, Peter 1'1. KEOUGH, Francis PAYNE, Miller H. RODGERS t Samuel WILSON, James C. LIGGETT, William T. SPALDING, William E. STEVENSON, Thomas O. GILBERT, Edward W. KINDERBATTER, Henry C. LEWIS, George W. TOYNE, Charles H. SYl1l'1ES, Edward C. HAYNE, Henry W. SANDERS, John WEAR, Frank E. ARNOLD, Ezra , NOAECKER, Jonathan C. MIETH, Oscar GRIFFIN, Edward H. SHAW, William N. RUSSELL, Walter J. ERICKSON, Harry C. ULRICH, Charles E. VITT, August - ~ �ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE NAME - 1887 (Cont'd) Bride Bride Groom EDGMAN, Jennie THOMPSON, Samuel G. ELDRIDGE, Lillie B. HUSON, John B. ELSTON, Sarah E. OSWALT, Michael J. EVANS, Lydia J. PIERSON, Thomas W. FETTY, Louisa M. GALLIGHER, Patrick W. FLINN, Jessie M. TUCKER, Charles H. FLINTOM, Louise FARLEY',Herman A. FOLEY, Ella AGLE, John H. FORD, Lizzie DE HOFF, Ephraim G. FORSYTHE, Elizabeth H. SHAEFFER, William H. FORSYTHE, Nancy A. HALL, John L. . BURTON, Walter F. FOX, Bessie A. P. FRAME, Myra B. HERSHFIELD, ~al FAXON, William T. FRARY, Sarah FULTON, Lida E. WATSON, Eugene GAGE, Flora M. STAHL, August Banhart GAINES, Corbelia MC CALL, David T. BAKER, Lemon C•;.§:',J;;;[ii"] GALE, Lola R. GARNER, . Jane COUZENS, Henry G. GOUSE, Emily J. KENDALL, Aguila C. GENTRY, Laura L. WILSON, Eli GILL, Anna M. JONES, Aden W. GILLILAND, Lula M. THRALLS, Frank W. GRANGER, Mary H. MAXWELL, Trench GRAY, Ella WINFREY, William GRAY, Nancy E. SFOLANDER, J ame sA. GREENE, Malinda F. BATES, Arthur E. GRIFFIS, Matie F. HAY, Frarik ·A. HACKWORTH, Amelia PERRY, David HAHN, Mary C. . DUNKLEY, Frank H. HAHN, Paulina BRAWCHLE, Jacob HALL, Martha A. BROWN, Richard HAMMILL, Annie K. GARST, Joal A. HASKELL, Hattie B. MAC DONALD, William HEFNER, Josephine HEUETT, Frank l HEMPHILL, Margrett a C. ~NGTON, Jesse J. HILL, Anna B. HILL, Irene HILL, Rosanna HILL, Rose HOADLEY, Nellie L. HODGES, Melissa HOFFMAN, Mary A. HOLMES, Mary H. HOLTER, Ida E. HOOK, Mary E. HORNSBY, Luella HOUSE, Mary HOUSE, Mary HOWES, Mamie C. HUDSON, Melissa A. HULL., Jennie R. HUMPHREY, Mamie J. HUSTED, Rachel ICE, Ettie IRONSIDE, Margaret JACKE, Rebecca JACKSON, Mary JAMANN, Louise JARDON,Julia A. JENSON,Dora (Miss) JOHANNING, MarY . JOHNOON, Nellie JOHNSON, Sarah E. .KAISER , Catherine KENNEDY, Ella A. KETELS,. Augusta KINZIE, Alice F. LANSDOWNE,Charity E. Groom SMITH, Henry F. HIGG INS, George E. SPENCER, Columbus T. ANDERSON, William B. SEHON, Charles W. CONNER, Harvey J. WILLIS, Walter A. RESCER, Arthur M. SCOTT, Walter . TURPIN, George B. REDMOND, Thomas J. l'1II.I.ER, James l'1. SHUCK, Benjamin F. ADLER, ,John M. GILLUM Henry H. WEBER, . Gustav JAMESON, Hugh PIERCE, Allen TOPPING, Howard B. WESTCOTT, William H. PRICE, John W. HURD, William I •. TOWNSEND, Richard C. JOHNSON ,Lincoln READINGER, John FORD, Walter H. PETERSON, H. P. DAl"lM, William DOBBINS, Patrick J. ROTHWELL,John T.H.B. HOCK, August . AGER, Omar Elroy UHRLAUP, J eannot DAVIDSON, Herbert V. RICK; James "!. �~HABETICAL L~~TING Bride BY BRIDE NAME - 1887 (Cont'd) Groom LEIPPER, Jemima SMITH, Alexander LEMON, Irena I'. RAl'1SEY, Charles LE PAGE, Nellie E. "BABCOCK,EVerett E. LEWIS,Carrie I. CAMPBELL, West" "LEWIS, Mary K. BARICKLOW, Danie I W. LEWIS~ Ollie M. GRANT, -George 1'1. LICHTFIELD, Emma HI~, Rufus L. (LETCHFIELD) LUBAS, AnnaC. FAULKNER, William H. LUGTON, Cornelia F. MIl/ItER, Aaron l'1ACY, Lulie Edna -" BARTON, Lester T. MAIER, l'1aria HOFFE, Otto MANSFIELD, Maude E. GIBB; J~ Gordon MATHERS;-"Namiie J. TURNER, William L. MATHEWS, Emma J. BUCKINGHAl'1, James D. MATHEWS, Jennie SAVAGE"~ Pe"ter MC" "CLURE, Nannie M. WILSON-, John E. MC FARLAND, Mattie B(R) "HACKMAN, George W. 1'1C KEE,A(N)Emma (Miss"Y CUl'1l'1INGS, Henry A. MIGLIARIO, -Josephine JONES,Mathew F. 1'1ILLER-, Minni~ SCHURR, °George 1'1. MORGAN, Nettie Ann CALAVY, Joseph MORRIS, E. Catherine LOWE, William H. MORRIS, Luella B. RUSSELL, Lawrence MULL, Rosec. SMITH, WilliamH. MUNZER, Katie DEAN, William R. NEFF ,Esther C. ZIl'1l'1ERS, William S. NEUSTIFTER, Margaret WEIGL, Sebastian NICHOLS,-Lula FRIEND, Frank L. NORRIS, " Mary SPEALMAN, "J aco b"o OLIVER, Lucy SPURLOCK, John S. OLSON"," Louisa PETERSON, Charles G. PAINTER,Nettie 1'1. EBERHART, Samuel L. PARKS, Carrie Belle SHIRK, Thomas PARKS, Clara B. WHITMAN, Henry F. "~"ARRETT, N_ina L. SHATT(JCK, Sam~el S. Bride PARRISH, Clara A. PEVERLINE~ Elizabeth PHELPS, Mary" E. PINGRELL, Nancy M. PLANZ ,~1ary (Miss) :r.QEHItER~ " Clara H. POHL, Willhelmina PORTER, Julia PORTER, Mabel W. RANDELS, Carrie 1'1. E. REYNOLDS, Julia E. RICH, Sallie RICHARDSON, Mabel E. ROBBINS, Annie " ROBERTS, Alice 1'1. ROBERTS, Ida ROEDER, Louisa 1'1. ROY, Camilla H. @SCHNADLER, Kate SCHWARZ, Sophia F. SENTZ, "Clara 1'1. SHANNON, Mary J. SHAW, Elizabeth SHIVELY, Sarah SHOLL, Han'iet SILVERS, Lillie B. SKINNER, Jennie SMITH, Eliza J. -SMITH ~ J enni"e SMITH, l'1ary SMITH; Sadie SOMr1ER, Teresa SPENCER, Flora 1'1. SPENCER, Lar"ooka SPERRY, Nancy J. SPURGEON, "IdaE. Groom HOLLOWAY, Scott R. FRENGER,· Christian WILSON, William T. F. POWELL, William G. WILLMANN, Gustav SMITHMEYER,Frederick H. STURM John "LOVE, ~ James H. HOLLOWELL, Charles A. GARRETT, Spencer WHITNEY, Omer F. WAIKER, Charles PONTIUS, °Arth ur C. RU6HMERE, Gorton E. JORDAN, Edgar S. SMITH, Allen B. HESS, Henry H. BEARD, John E. HOFMANN, Louis , ALBRIGHr, Charles M. OTT,Fred W. STONEBRAKER, William A. DAVIS, John W. HARTMAN, Abraham L. TODD, Louis WRIG~ Lincoln O. DEVINE, Frank W. BALDWIN, J ame s W. SHAW~Frederich BRENT, Alexander WOODARD, Roscoe" B. ZILLNER, Fred" SCHLABACK, Wm. E. BENSON," John A. CARLSON, Edward A. GORDON, William P. �ALPHABETICAL ~ISTING BY BRIDE NAME - 1887 (Cont'd) Groom Bride Groom Bride STANDING, Annie STARR, Bertha A. STEVENS, Annie F. STEWART, Vinnie R. STOCKTON, Frances K. SWANSON, Sophie TARPEY, Mary TENNIS~ Anna E. TENNIS, Martha M. THACKER, Mary H. TOLLE, Josie M. TRYON, Dowa L. TURNBOUGH, Mary D. UPSON, Pelvina VINYARD, Susan WALKER, Hala M. WALKER, Mary J. WALRUFF, Dora GOODEMOTE, Charles W. GROVENOR, Charles P. PARKER, Charles E. D. PATTERSON, Robert C. DECKER, "Joseph H. " OLSON, Swan WILLIAMS , James WILDER, Frank H. SILER, Charles F. EMERY, Peter E. BELL, Asher C. HADLEY," Joab ANDREWS, Orin D. MC HENRY, Henri W. CALDWELL, Anthony BAILEY,. Louis E. REED, Wilson PRIER, Adolph A. WALRUFF, Lena WARNE, .Mae T. WATT, Sally B. WAY, Anna M.WEBSTER, Mary WELKER, Louisa J. WEST~ Mary E. WESTLING, Carrie WHITE, .Maggie M. WILEY, Sybil S. WILLIAMS , Kate" WILLIA.MS, Martha WILLIAMSON, Rebecca WOLF, Mattie WOODRUW, Mary R. YERINGTON, Ella YODER, Harriet B. - -- , ------ ..- GNEFKOW, William F. .MARSH ,- St ephen C. STAILEY, John W. ROLLER, Michael BOOHER, Dorral GLASS, Andrew SHAFFER, Isiah W. MITCHELL, Robert SMITH, Charles T. HOPKINS, Daniel T. BOETTCHER, Herman MORLAN, Gustavus A. DU'rrON, Asa GRAY, James L. RIDGWAY, Jacob H. LERCH, Jared F. PARKS, Simon ".-~­ QUANTRILL RAID SURVIVOR -Mrs. J.B. Sutliff, 1926 7th Ave. West, Seattle, Washington. "My husband was nClt ki 11 ed, he bei ng away on busi ness and our home was not burned. I saw Mr. GRIFFITH and told him to run to the ravine. He reached it and saved his life. I had to warn Mrs. GRIFFITH to keep away from him. I can hear the pounding of nails yet, for Ira BROWN annd Hiram TOWNE made coffins for two nights in their shop .just across the alley from my hl::tme." From: Lawrence (Kansas) Booster Book, 1913. -j .....1IIIiii i �i 24] ... ::~'-</ Women Bring I'n Mimi tion Supply' Ingenuity Outwits·Pto~Slavery'Guards' Surrounding Lawrence AUtho,ri ties on the histo'ry of Do-uglas county state that four attempts were made by men to get wOlrd ta' Cawrence warning them of the coming of Qu:an~ trill and all~ of those attempts failed. whether by degree olf fate or by eager;.. ness which faiied to· take full accoun:t of' ciicumstanc.es that might arise. The atiempts may have failed becau'se the pioneer women were' not called on to use their ingenuity and initative, ~o displayed during several incidents' in saving lives of men and their homes' during the Quantrill'. Raid, and the bo-rder wars. Such ingenuity furnished pO'\II<ier and sho,t for the defenders of Lawrence', when in December olf 1855, hordes of Missouri ans were camped two or three miles from Lawrence! and had pickets around the cHy. Every man was needed fo·r the defense of the city against an attacIc expe~ted hourly. The bravery o-f two women allowed every man to be used fo·r the defense and at the same time the necessary ammuni tion was pro·vided; . Mrs. S~ N~ Woods and Mrs. Loi s H~ Brown vlere the women who, secured the' ammuni tion from the farm of Mrs .• Brown' s· father, and from the home o·f Maj or Abbot who had powder', shot and Sharps 'rifles, sent by friends in New York and Bo·ston buried in a trunk on his .claim.. . On December 8, 1855-, Mrs. Bro.trn was calli ng at the home olf Mrs. N'. Wood-. General lane came in and said. "I do no·t know what we shall do _. we have no ammuni tion no:t even enough to l.t1tcd(e) a show o-f defense.'" . Mrs. Brown said that her father had a bag of powder out on his farm and that she would go after it and asked Mrs. Woods to'gol with her. Mrs. Woods consented and arrangements were made to go the next morning. Jt large work basket,. a medicinal book and knitting were taken by Mrs. Brown. Sam Gleason, the fathero-f Mrs. Brown, li ved ~everal miles south o-f Lawrence at Mud Springs on the Santa Fe' ro'ad. When Mrs. Brown reached the home oJ Mrs. Woods: she found Captain J. E. Stewart who lived a mile ot! the other' side of the Wakarusa getting ready to go- out to_ bring some ammuni tion buried there. brought into the territo:ry by Mr. Abott with Sharps rifles secured by friends in Boston and New yo:rk. Captain Steward and (blank) have some twelve or fourteen men to gO with him. He had what was then known as a cracky wagon. General Lane coming up at the time. Mrs. Brown said:: "It will not be necessary for Mrs. Woods and me to gOI for the powder at father's."- General Lane said:: ''No, You are going ...· Turning .to Captain Steward he said: "By what authority do- you take these men out ()if this place just at this time when tile are expecting an attack every hour. These women will bring it safer than you can wi th all these men.'" Captain Stewart helped them in and gave Mrs. Brown the reins. The guard' accompanied them to the edge of town and turned back • . The women drove out to Blanton's Bridge. After passing that a mile they notIced two; men or scouts watching them closely. The halter came down and .Mrs ~ Brown got up to' put i t up'~ The men turned olff and paid no furthe·r' attention) to the. women. A mile or two further on they met two men on foot. Mrs .. Brown turned to them and inquired how far it. was to· a Mr. Bayes', a pro-slavery neighbor. After getting the direction the women drove on. Later they stopped to pick up a whiskey flask which they thought might be well to have fi lled with milk •. Soon after arriving at the home of Mrs. Brown's father, Mrs. Woods and Mrs. Bro~1In h?d dinner •. Two pillow slips were borrowed and a small keg of powder emptIed Into them. The women arranged them under their dresses like bustles'. S: �25 ~' Fr'.l'il tiw Gleason home they drove to Mr. Abbott's where the ammunition was buried wi th a half kC0 of powder in an oid trunk. This was fldJustcd wi th the help of Mrs. Abbott, Mrs. W"ods tying some of i't around her person. The caps, c:1rtridges, bullet molds and gun wipers, the women put up their sleeves and in their pockets. The bflrs of lead were stood up in their stockings. Three packages the women could not take were given to Howard Dickson, a boy, wh,) W(lS going to Lawrence to help in the erection of fortifications. He was driving a pair of oxen which were to be used in throwing up the earthworks. O'l'Iino tn the heavy weight of the powder nnd lead the women could not get into the buggy_ Mrs. Abhott and Dickson assisted them. After crossing the Wakarusa they noticed that they were closely watched. "There, ~lrs. Woods, they are coming," Mrs. Brown said. A man stopped them. "Excuse me, ladies, we thought you were men. We have orders to let no man pass this road to Lawrence." The women ~'rove on slowly. In back rode a man partly di smounted, wi th one foot on the sti rrup, ready to fi re on the women. The man comi ng to the buggy and seeing nr)thinfl suspicious,· if a milk bottle and a work basket could seem suspicious, went back to a cornpnnion do\'m the road then back to the boy dri ving the oxen. They seorched him and found nothing. . ~lrs. Brown drove her hnrse slowly and feigned indifference, then drove rapidly. They found the men waiting anxiously for them. Cheer after cheer greeted the women as they drove up. It was then that they learned that Thomas Barber had been shot while attempting to get out of his home, some -five or six miles from Lawrence. He was brouqht in and laid out in the Free-state IIotel, full of life and hope on the benutiful morning when he left. The wind blew a perfect gale from the north before'morning and blew down the tents of the prO-Slavery men so they struck their tents and left. ---From a neWSpaper cli pri ng in the Scrapbooks .. of Tracey Learnard, Volume II, "A Bit of JJistory of Lmvrence and Douglas County", courtesy of the Watkins Community Museum, 'Lawrence, KS. Copied by Pauline B. Elniff. JIM LANE SAVED BY DISGUISE Mrs. D.L. KRETSINGER, daughter of Wm. memories of Quantrill's Raid: BRASS wrote one of her "I had gc.ne to Lawrence that week to attend schcII::.I, bc,ardi ng wi th John SHIMMONS and rooming with his daughter, Nellie YOUNG. Jim LANE came over. He hurriedly put on one of my dresses and a sun bonnet and assisted us in carrying food out of the house. He was not recognized as a boy and I have always felt that his disguise saved his life. I think I can safely say that I also saved a Mr. EATON's life." �26 <continued from Volume XI, No.4) THE KANSAS FARMER AND MAIL & BREEZE DIRECTORY OF FARMERS AND BREEDERS OF DOUGLAS COUNTY 1920 Pages: 203-208 DOUGLAS COUNTY FARMERS' DIRECTORY Abbreviations Used in this Directory a--Acres; Ch--Children; O--Owner; T--Tenant. or Renter; R-:Rura1 Route; Sec--Section; Maiden name of wife follows d1rectory.name 1n parentheses, ( ); figures at end of inf?rmatio~--year b:came res1dent of county. Name of farm follows name of ch1ldren 1n quotatlon marks.· In case of tenant, the farm owner's name follows the figures giving size of farm. EXAMPLE Jones, John R (Vera James) Ch James,Albert; "Sunnyside Farm" Lawrence, Rl Kanwaka Sec 13 016a (1866) Tel. Lawrence Lawrence. Means Jones, John R--Name. (Vera.James)--Wife's Maiden name. eh James, Albert--Children named James, Albert. "Sunnyside Farm"--Name of farm. Lawrence Rl--Postoffice Lawrence, R. F. D. 1 KanwakaSec 13--Kanwaka township, Section 13. 0160a--Owner of 160 acres. (1866)--Lived in county since 1866. Tel. Lawrence Lawre~ce--Telephone. 0'- DAILEY, Andrew L. (Margaret PONCELOW) Ch Geotge, Alfred, Margaret, Jasper; Richland R17, Clinton Sec 30SW T181a EMERY Estate (1906) Tel. Clinton Clinton DAILEY, David J. (Thresia GEBHART) Ch Leona, Hulda, Andrew, Lavada;. Richland R 18. Clinton Sec 28G T6a William KAMPSCHRODER (1877) Tel. Clinton Clinton DALY, Richard E., (Nina YATER) Ch James: "Haskell Institute Farm" Lawrence, Wakarusa Sec 7NE T1000a Haskall Insitute (1920) Tel. Kansas Lawrence DANIELS, Elmer E., (Ella N. HODGINS) Ch Nettie, John, Esther; Baldwin R4. Willow Sec 23N T80a W.A.PENCE (1901) Tel. Pleasant Valley Lawrence DAMM, John, (Louise ZEEL) Ch Jim, Mary, Sophia; Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec 19W 0210a (1867) Tel. Stull Stull DAMM, William, (Mary HOHANNING) Ch William, Henry, Katty, Ernest; Richland R17, Konwaka Sec 35W 0106a (1868) Tel. Stull Stull DANIELS, J. Earl, (Mamie PIERSON) eh Lyda, Laverne; Lawrence R5, Wakarusa Sec 21NW T100a Mrs. L. R. BRYAN (1910) Tel Kansas Lawrence DARK, Samuel L., (Mary CIDK) Ch G1.iidys, Samuel, Clarence, Elton, Harley; �27 . ,,'" '.':; Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 1W 080a (1917) Tel. Bell Lecompton DAUGHERTY, Bert, (Retta DEAY) Ch Mamie, Roy, Clarence, Luci1p.. Harold, Pearl, Ruth; Eudora R3~ Euciora Sec 36S T80s L. S. DAUGHERr: (1866) Tel. Eudora Eudora DAVAULT, Wesley, (Maude SNETHEN) Ch Claude, E1smer, Earl; Baldwin R3. Palmyra Sec 25NW 080a (1895) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville , DAVIDSON Henry A., (Mary GLENN) Ch Paul; Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec 3N 05~a (1857) Tel. Bell Lecompton DAVID, C.P., Ch Marie; Lawrence R1, Wakarusa Sec 26NW 090a (1911) Tel. Kansas Lawrence DAVIS, Ed T., (Fanny JOHNSON) Ch Cecil, Hazel; Lawrence R2, Wakarusa . Sec 32NE T16a J. F. DILLION (1904) Tel. Lawrence DAVIS,Elzy L., Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 9SE T40a Mary DAVIS (1915) Tel Kansas Lawrence DAVIS, Joseph R., (Mabel MITCHELL) Ch Albert, Edward, Gordon, Mary, Clifford; Lawrence R8, Wakarusa Sec 23SW T160a Maltida PENDLETON ( 1888) DAVIS, Mary, (Mary WALTERS) Ch Harry, Clara, Joseph, Ralph, Clarence, Elzy; Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 9NE 040a (1862) Tel. Kansas· Lawrence . DAVIS, Ralph, (Mernice EASTMAN) Ch Doris; Lawrence R2, Eudora Sec 24 T360a O. PERKINS Tel. Eudora Eudora DAVIS, Samuel, (Emma STUBBS) Ch Lena, Anna, Homer, Virgil, Della, Mildred, 'Ruth, James; Eudora R1, Eudora Sec 2S 056a (1862) Te 1. Eudora Eudora . DAVISON, Horace E., (Cora HUNT)Ch Benjamin, Viola, Clcda, Laura, John, Verna; Baldwin R2, Palmyra Sec lySW 0200a (1895) Tel. Baldsin Baldwin DAVISON, William H., (Emma L. FUNDERBURG) Ch Delta, Martha, Gerald; Baldwin Rl, Willow Sec 5S T8a Dr. F. H. BELL (1919) Tel. Mutual Worden DAY, Bert C., (Rosie COOPER) Ch Mildred, Mable; Sibley, Wakarusa Sec 28SE 0154a (1882) Tel. Kansas Lawrence DEAY, Edward, (Bertha REUSH) Ch LeRoy, Mable, Sadie, Marjorie; Lawrence R4, Willow Sec 2N 0104~a (1870) Tel. Bell Lawrence DEAY, Frank A., (Florence KESLER) Ch Mildred, Edith; Baldwin R5, Willow Sec 16N T200a D. H. KESLER (1886) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star Mutual Worden DEAY, Fred E., (Eva FRY) Ch Irene, John, Charles; Eudora Rl, Palmyra Sec 16W T160a W. J. DEAY (1887) Tel. Eudora Eudora DEAY, G. 0., Ch Walter, Clifford, Howard, Hazel; Baldwin R5, Willow Sec 16N 0105a (1862) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star DEAY I.rvin, (Anna DEAY, mother and Arthur DEAY, brother) Eudora Rl, Eudora Sec 4S 0160a (1883) Te 1. Eudora Eudora ., DEAY James A., (Lu1a KARN) Ch James, Ella; Eudora R8, Palmyra Sec 1N 0160a (1859) Tel. Vinland Vinland DEAY, James L., (Viola BUCHANAN) Ch Doran, Lovia; Vin1and Rl, Palmyra Sec 12N OlOOa (1886) Tel. Vin1and Vin1and DEAY, Mrs. Mary, Ch John, Maud, Pearl, Claude, Alma; Baldwin R5. Willow Sec llN 070a (1870) Tel. Private DEAY, Oliver, (Ida FREUND) Ch Thelma; Eudora Rl, Eudora Sec 2S 0120a (1877) Tel. Eudora Eudora DEAY " Romie, (Nellie KELLER) Ch Jess, Roll, Opal, Lester, Howard" Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 13N-18N 0527a (1873) Tel. Vinland Vinland &Eudora Eudora �DEAY, Russell, (Nettie May TUCKER) Ch Fern; Baldwin R5, Palmyra Sec ,16N 0080a (1880) Tel. Vinland Vinland DEAY, Walter J., (Lucy CHURCHBAUGH) Lawrence R4, Willow Sec 12N T200a . W. D. LYONS (1886) Tel. Mutual Worden DEAY, William, OAnna KELLER) Ch Molly;. Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec liN T4a Romie DEAY (1856) Tel. Vinland Vinland DEAY, Wi 11 i am J., (Emma HINZI CKER) Ch Fred, Clyde; Eudora Rl, Eudora Sec 9S 0120a (1880) Tel. Eudora Eudora DECKWA, Henry,(Emma HOUSEMAN) Ch Wesley, Edward; 8udora Rl Palmyra Sec 20N-21N 0230a (189~'.Tel. ·Eudora·Eudora DEISTER, A. E., Lecompton Rl, Kanwaka Sec 30W 0200a (1898) Tel. Stull Stull DEISTER, H~ J., (Lillian DEISTER) Lecompton Rl, Kanwaka Sec36W 080a (1891) Tel. Stull Stull DeMERRITT, Leslie J., (Fred DeMERITT, brotherO Richland R17, Clinton Sec . 16N T80a A. E. ICE (1910) Tel. Clinton Clinton DENEWILER, Mrs. Alma B., Ch Harry, Eu1a, Bessie, Edith; Lecompton R2 Kanwaka Sec 8W OlOOa (1895) Tel. Stull Stull DEPPE, Julius, (Martha DEPPE, sister) Wellsville R1, Palmyra Sec 31NE T80a DEPPE Estate (1876) DERSHEM, Levi, (Mary Howard) Ch Elsie, Lincoln, E1mir; Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 14SW 060a (1859) DESKIN, Roy R., (Martha BIDINGER) Ch Russell; Lecompton R3, Kanwaka Sec 3E T160a Fred DESKIN (1895) Tel. Home Clinton DESKINES, Guy F., (Myrtle M. BOOHER) Ch Emmett, Leone, Charles, Cleo, Edward, Ella; Baldwin Rl, Willow Sec 32N T2a Henry FLEER (1916) Tel. Mut 1a1 Worden DESQUE, Charles, Overbrook R2, Marion Sec 18NWT80a Lon COOPER (1890) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook DESQUE, Henry H., (Nellie M. SULLIVAN) Overbrook R2, Marion Sec 36NW T l60a Henry DESQUE (1891 ) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook DESQUE, John, (Bertha HOWARD) Overbrook R2, Marion Sec 36 NE T120a Dollie TROUT (1887) Tel. Farmers' IndepeneentOverbrook DETWILER, Charles W., (Gladys ANDERSON) Ch Roy; Baldwin R2, Willow Sec 14S 020a (1919) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin DeWITT, Paris, (Emma COLEMAN) Ch Ernest, Minnie, Marie; "Busy Bee Farm," Lawrence R1, Wakarusa Sec 34NW 040a (1904) Tel. Kansas Lawrence DEWS, Charles, T., (Tabitha RICE) Ch George, Donald, Jessie, Thomas, Mary, Emma, Martha; Lawrence R1, Kanwaka Sec 30E T80a George DEWS (1893) Tel. Kansas Lawrence DEWS, Donald W., (Ellen BENSON) Ch Hazel, Helen, Esther; Lecompton R3, Kanwaka Sec 26E T34a BENSON,' Estate (1905) DEWS, Georga A., (Mary PHIllIPS) Ch Rose, Dellamay, Robert, Char1es;"Rose Della Farm," Lawrence R1, Kanwaka Sec 30 0233a (1901) Tel. Kansas Lawrence . DICKS, Gurney H., (Annabe11 THATCHER) Lawrence Rl, Kanwaka Sec 3 08a (1917) DIEHL, J. A., (Kate DRUCKENMILLER) Ch Wilbur, Raymond, Mabel, Milton, Ruth; Lawrence R9, Wakarusa Sec 9SW 0160a (1919) DIEHL, W. J., Ch Margaret, Mellie, Katherine, Hazel, Rose; LawrenceR8 Clinton Sec 32SE 0138a (1919) DIETZ! August, (Madeline GUTZLER) Ch A1fred~ Louise, Rudolph, Henry, Els1e, Ernest, Gustave, Lena, Victor, Bertha, Minnie; Lone Star Rl Willow Sec 6N 0451a (1894) Te1.Lone Star Lone Star· , DILLIE, Alfred B., (Ethel COLT) Ch Roberta, Betty, Grace; Vinland R1, �Palmyra Sec 9NW T120a J. HILL (1919) Tel. Vinland Vinland DILLON, John S., (Alice OYLER) Ch Mary, William, Lilly, Thomas, Minnie, George, Sherman, Ephriam, Pearl, Lora, Howard, Alta, Bernice; Lone Star Rl, Marion Sec 22NE 0160a (1902) Tel. Alfred Overbrook DILLON, Lafayette, (Pinka SNAVELY) Ch Gracie, Everett, Fay, Callie; LawrenceR5, Wakarusa Sec 24NW T100a E. L. GARRETT (1918) DISSINGER, Abraham H., (Ellen OBREHOSFER) Ch Edward, Herbert, David, Raymond, John, Laura, Helen; Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 3,T160a Albert COX (1900) Tel. Kansas Lawrence DISSINGER, Herbert J., (Louise LEONHARD) Ch Edward, Katherine, Morris; Lawrence R9, Wakarusa Sec 2$W 040a (1880) , DISQUE, Charl es, (Etta MOHLER) Ch Homer, Chester, Fred; II Cottonwood Ridge Farm," Baldwin R2, Willow Sec 17S 080a (1907) Tel. Centropolis Centropolis DODDER, Cecil R., Pearl OEHRLE) Ch Aletha, Chester; "Walnut Ridge Farm,"Overbrook R2, Marion Sec 35SW 0160a (1892) Tel. Farmers' Independent'Overbrook DODDER, Elmer L., (Hazel WRIGHT) Ch Edith, Myrtle, Pearl; Overbrook Rl, Marion Sec 8SW T160a W. G. WRIGHT (1890) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook DODDER, John L., (Emma EAGON) Ch Marion, Glenn, George; "South View Farm," Overbrook Rl, Marion Sec 7SW 0140a (1878) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook ' DODDER, Lewis E., (Bertha GREENFIELD) Ch Albert; "Pleasant Hill Farm," Overbrook R4, Mrion Sec 26NW 0160a (1886) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook DODDER, Silas, (Mary Bailey) Ch Hattie, Homer, Vera, Eva, Pearl, Clyde, Goldie, Elmer; Overbrook R2, Marion Sec lSW 0225a (1861) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook DODDS, Floyd M., (Nellie FLORY) Over-rook Rl, Marion Sec 16SE 0160a (1915) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook DODSON, J. R., (Maud Griffith) Ch Virginia, James, Joyce; "Walnut Hill Stock Farm," Lawrence R9, Wakarusa Sec llSW T160a D. C. ASHER (1916) Tel. Kansas Lawrence ' DOLAN, Senator M., (Lillie Riley) Ch Hattie, Edgar, Myrtle; Lawrence R6, Grant Sec 8 T220a Gilmore (1872) Tel. Kansas Lawrence DOLL, S. R., (Lucy NORTON) Ch Susan; Lawrence R5, Wakarusa Sec 24NW 07~a (1909) DOOLITTLE, Charles R., (Dora SCHRADER) Ch Randle, Norman Dora, Doris; Lawrence R10, Wakarusa Sec 31SE 0200a (1884) Tel. Kansas Lawrence DORNON, M., Lecompton R3~ Kanwaka Sec 2E 080a (1898) DOUDNA, Len, (Effie MUR~HY) Ch Wilbur, Kenneth, Helen, Carl, Evans, 22 Geraldine; Wellsvifle Rl, Palmyra Sec 9SE Tl60a E. D. BRIGGS (1919) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville DOUGHERTY, Roy, (Rena FOUST) Eudora Sec 5N 016a (1885) Tel. Eudora Eudora DRAKE, William W., (Frances FLEENOR) Ch Winifred, Dorothy, Frances, Mary; "Whispering Pines Farm," Lecompton Sec 34N 030a (1903) Tel. Bell Lecompton DREHER, Otto H., (Mildred CURD) Ch Helen, Elizabeth; Lawrence R4, Wakarusa Sec 25S 0160a (1893) Tel. Kansas Lawrence DREHER, Peter, (Mary E. DISTUE) Ch Jake, Katie, Rosie, Lizzie, Louise Minnie, Otto; Lawrence R4, Wakarusa Sec'19SE'0152a (1882) T~l. ' Kansas Lawrence DRENNQ~, .E., (Eva OWENS) Ch Margaret; "Lake View'Stock Farm," Lawrence R5, Wakarusa Sec lSNW 0160a (1919) Tel. Kansas'Lawrence �DRENNON, William M., (Rosie Curti.s) Ch Harold; Lawrence R10, Wakarusa Sec 8 040a (1919) Tel. Kansas'Lawrence DREYER, Arthur, (E1enora MORGAN) Ch Lee, Thelma, Elizabeth, Elnora, Ve1ta; Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 11W T240a Aug. Dreyer (1895) Tel. Independent Stull DREYER, Guss A., (Dovie Watson) Ch Hazel, Wynona; Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 2W 080a (1885) Tel. Independent Stull DREYER, John H., (Vida GLENN) Ch Wilda, Verna, Lloyd; Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 10 080a (1894) DUFFEE, Lloyd, Lawrence R1, Kanwaka Sec 6N 0270a (1869) Tel. Kansas Lawrence DULEN, L., (Rose MATTHEWS) Lawrence R5, Wakarusa Sec 25NW 030a (1918) . Tel. Kansas Lawrence DULIN, Alva (Belle Daniels) Ch Robert Hazel, Alfred, A11ine; Baldwin R4; Willow Sec 28 T66a W. C. PIPPERT (1909) Tel. Mutual Worden DUNUNER, H. E., Ch Georgia, William, Rachel; Lecompton R2; Lecompton Sec 6W 0320a (1870) DUNCAN, Charles, (Jannie BARNES) Ch William, Charles, Jr., Ligia; Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec lW 080a (1870) Tel. Bell Lecompton DUNCAN, Charles Jr., (Rosie GEELAN) Ch Gweneth, Nettie; Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 36 040a (1885) Tel. Bell Lecompton DUNCAN, James, (Maud HUTCHINSON) Ch Edna, Lola, Harold, Ruth; Lawrence R2, Eudora Sec 24 020a (1910) Tel. Eudora Eudora . DUNCAN; Mills B., (Telka SHIELDS) Ch Gladys, Raymond, Walter; "Map1e Hill Farm," Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 12W 080a (1870) Tel. Bell Lecompton DUNHAM, Bruce F., (Minnie HORTON) Ch Glenn, May; Lawrence R3, Grant Sec 1 T80a E. SCHOWENGERDT (1915) DUNKLEY, Frank H., (Mary SASN) Ch Francis, John, George, Frank, Lucy, Hattie; Lawrence, ·2, Wakarusa Sec 32 Tl3a W. CORING (1900) Tel. Kansas Lawrence DUNN, Perry, (Etta GOTTSTEIN) Eudora R3, Palmyra Sec 1 T80a R. DUNN (1891) Tel. Eudora Eudora DUNNINGAN, G. T., (Charlotte GOLLEER) Ch Cleveland, Florence, Lillie, Elmer, Stella; Lawrence R4, Wakarusa Sec 14SW 0160a (1901) Tel. Kansas Lawrence DURR, Alfred F., (Augusta DURST) Ch Otto, Waldo, Leon; "Clover Leaf Dairy Farm," Eudora R2, Eudora Sec 9N Ona (1869) Tel. Eudora Eudora DURR, Berthold H., (Delta PIP~g) Ch Elvin, Charles; Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 19 0120a (1875) Tel. Eudora Eudora DWYER, Dennis F., (Helen DWYER, sister) Edgerton R2, Palmyra Sec 27NE 080a (1876) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville DWYER, J: J., (Tillie MADL) Ch Joseph, Marzella; Wellsville R1, Palmyra Sec 32NE 0240a (1877) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville DWYRE, Jerry M., (Celina Mignot) Ch Marie, Clarence; Edgerton R2, Palmyra Sec 34NE 0240a (1882) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville DYER, A. H., (Edith MITCHELL) Ch Daisy, Robert, Lee, Melba; Lawrence R4, Wakarusa Sec 35SW T240a GREABER Bros. (1920) Tel. Kansas Lawrence DYER, Alb:rt H., ~Maud FERGUSON) Ch Russell, Francis, Ralph, Leland; Ba1dwln R1, Wll10w Sec 9S 080a (1884) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin & Mutual Worden DYER Charles, (Viola ANDERSON) (William DYER, brother) Baldwin R2 Wi 11 ow Sec 13S 0320a (1887) Te 1. Ba 1dwi n Ba 1dwi n ' DYER, James E., (Bridget McEVOy) Ch Albert, Walter, Leo; "Exce1sior �~l Farm,1I Baldwin R2, Willow Sec lOS 0160a (1858) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin DYER, John Leo, (Nettie MERCHANT)Ch Vista, James, Robert; Baldwin R2, Willow Sec 16S (80a (1891) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin E EASTMAN, George S., (Alice FENSTEMAKER) (Carol EASTMAN, daughter-in-law) Ch Hazel, Glenn; Baldwin R2, Willow Sec 18S T210a L. A. FLORA (1902) Tel. Mutual Worden EBERHART, Charles H., (Mary IWIG) Ch Charles, Elsie, Paul, Ethel, Arthur, Lloyd, Roscoe; IIMi dl and Trail Farm, II Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec 24W 0400a (1875) Tel. Stull Stull EBERHART, G. Wilburn, (Effie LAUGHLIN) Baldwin R5, Willow Sec 10N T50a N. A. EBERHART EBERHART, Noah A., (Mary HARMON) Ch Wilburn, Everett, Fern, Floyd; Lawrence R4, Willow Sec 2N T64a George Harmon (1871) Tel. Private EBERWEIN, Fred G., (Hulda A. ZWOINTSTER) Ch Linn, Rose, Leona, Charles Dora, Edna; Lawrence R6, Grant Sec 9 0205/8a (1915) Tel. Kansas' Lawrence ECKMAN, Youdon, (Jennie PIPER) Ch Cora, Robert, 01of, Esther, Mable, Edward; Vinland Rl, Wakarusa Sec 34 0360a (1885) Tel. Mutual Vin1and EDER, Lou1e, (Anna EDER, mother) Eudora Gen Del. Eudora Sec 9-13 0180a (1882) Tel. Eudora Eudora EDER, Samuel, (Thelka EDER) Ch Kate, John, Clara; IIHighland Fruit Farm,1I Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 8N OlOa (1892) Tel. Eudora Eudora EDLER, Henry A., (Olive Vitt) Ch Ethel; Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 20NE 0 0160a (1880) Tel. Wellsville Wellsville EDMONDS, George C., (Lena SOURS) Ch Earle, Louis, Burdette, Bertha, Beulah; Harold, Edith; IIE1m Park Farm,1I Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 2W 080a (1908) Tel. Bell Lecompton EDWARDS, William S., (Maud McFEE) Ch Lyndee, Jewell, Rosamond, Ver1in; Ba1dsin R5 Palmyra Sec 21NW T72a W. RANDALL (1920) EGE, W. M. (Lois A. DAVIS) Ch Raymond, Louise, Harriett, Howard" Arthur; liThe Twenty Farm, II Lawrence R5, Lecompton Sec 17E 020a (1917) Lawrence EGGERT, Fred W., (Mable CHAMBERS) Ch Emily, Carl; IINut Wood Farms,1I Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 15SE Tl70a H. W.EGGERT (1876) Tel. Kansas Lawrence ELMART, John W., (Lelia WITHAM) Ch Ray; Eva; Vinland Rl, Palmayra Sec 22NE 077a (1894) Tel. Vinland Vinland EHYATES, Charles E., (Ada MILLER) Ch Dwight, Charline; Vinland Gen Del. Palmyra Sec 10NW Tla W. E. BARNES (1912) Tel. Vinland Vinland EIBERT, John H., (Agp.tha LENOX) Ch Jennir; IIValley Point Farm,1I Lawrence R3, Grant Sec 1 077a (1908) Tel. Kansas Lawrence EILER, Henry A., (Clara LANNING) Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 36NE T180a Frank BELL (1883) rel. Cooperative Wellsville EISELE~ Arthur, Ch Christine; Eudora R4, Eudora Sec 3 T140a C. EISELE (1896) Tel. Eudora Eudora . EISELE~ William K., (Lena KINDRED) Ch Bryan, Harold; Lawrence R10, Wakarusa Sec 9, OllOa (1886) Tel. Kansas Lawrence ELKIN, William F., (Grace COLMAN) Ch Do'nald; IICedar LaneFarm,1I Lawrence Rl, Kanwaka Sec 29 0200a (1900) Te 1. Kansas Lawrence ELM, Henry, (Minnie FLCER) Ch Theodore, John, Charles, Andrew, Orville, �i.i...32 ___ i' Ida, Nettie, Emma; Baldwin R4, Willow Sec 2QN 0330a (1878) Tel. Mutual Worden . ELM, John H., (Iva VAUGHN) Ch Opal, Florence, Ha~old; Baldwin Rl, Marion Sec l8E T160a Charles E. HARDTARFER (1888) Tel. Mutual Worden ELM, Theodore, (Gladys SANDERS) Ch Henry; Baldwin R4, Willow Sec 20N T80a Henry ELM (1884) Tel. Mutual Worden , EMERY, Arthur, Lawrence R5, Lecompton Sec 7E 0260a (1870) Tel. Kansas Lawrence EMERY, Robert F., (Alta TURNER) Baldwin Rl, Wil-ow Sec lOS 080a (1881) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin ENO, Frank J., (MinnieHARDTARFER) Ch Elda, Bertha, Albert; Overbrook R2, Marion Sec 28SE 0160a (1868) Tel. Farmers' Independent Over- . brook ENSLOW, Mrs. Vera B., (Vera DODDER) Ch Edwin, Pearl, Eva; "Pleasant View Farm," Overbrook Rl, Marion Sec9SE 0120a (1872) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook ERHART, Clyde, (Jennie BARNARD) Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 18 Tla M. L. SOWERS (1919) EROOKS, Joseph E., (Edith MORANVILLE) Lawrence R6, Grant Sec 9 05a (1914) , ERWIN, Geerge H., (Mattie ADAIR) Ch Bertha; Lawrence R7, Grant Sec'2l T2a Fred HECK (1886) Tel. Kansas Lawrence EUDALEY, Oliver 0., (Sylvia WILSON) Lawrence R8, Wakarusa Sec 26SW T80a Wellis DUNN (1895) Tel. Kansas Lawrence EVANS, Oliver H., (Bessie WILSON) Ch Olive, Mary; Lawrence R5, Kanwaka Sec 20E 040a (1900) , EWING, Morris, (Gertrude GRAMMER) Ch Cecil; Richland R18, Marion Sec 3NE T160a W. L. EWING (1911) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star To be continued: (typed by Edwina King) Submitted by Mark Lenz -- ! ~1l~~~~~~~~:\r~ ~~~~~~~~~~ ~~ ~ QU~RIL~~In ~~ \ , ~~ I, ~a=n~e. ~~ SURVIVOR--Laura HELLSTROM, R.F.n. 8, "I was working at Sutliff's tailor shop and boarding with a family by the name of LETTER. My father and brother were working at the Wind Mill which was then under construction. My father was shot twice, but survived. His name was L. JOHNSON and he had lived here since 1857. My husband, Rudolph 1_ __ ~ _ __ _ . _. _. . '! I ___ _ _ " ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~~~~~~~~~ ~J\:~~~~~~~~'JI..;~ - - - - - .----- ._----------- -- --- ---- �33 - DATA OF FRIENDS (QUAKERS) MONTHLY MEETINGS AT LAWRENCE, KANSAS (Continued from Vol. XI, No.4) 1869-1935 Data was extracted from Micro-film copies of Monthly Meeting Minutes kept in the Archives of Mid-America Yearly Meeting, reposing in the Friends University Library~ Wichita, Kansas. The film, in some cases, was not as clear as desirable, the penmanship displayed differences in skill and design and the reading not always above question. ~: The spelling of names was not consistant but from this point in time it is hazardous to guess which is preferred 50 the original was copies as faithfully as possible. When the word "birth, born, died, death" is the first word in the data column the date in the date column is the birth or death date. Otherwise the date signifies the date of the entry in the minute book. '.' There were discrepancies as to date (generally one month) as the Men's meeting and the Women's meeting did not always deal with a given item at the same time. The extracting was limited to microfilmed data so more work will need to be done in the future. The minutes contairi a wealth of information and inspiration that is only hinted at in these abstracts. Compiled by Wayne & Mary Catherine (MILLS) LEWIS of Gove, Oklahoma Submitted by Violet G. FLEMING of Eudora, Kansas - r:J I!' , --.:... ~------------------------~II ~ �DATA FROM LAWRENCE MONTHLY HEETING 03-29-88 AT 5:53 p.m. FIRST DATA ~ Page 7 DATE LAST ----------~. --------------- --------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1873/4/16 1935-06-05 1891-05-13 1923-04-18 1878/10/23 1883/6113 1894-11-29 1888-12-12 1930/4/16 1909-05-12 1870/3/16 18BO/1I 14 1935-06-05 189lH4-16 1984/2/13 1912-12-18 1928/2/15 1912-12-18 1928/2/15 1929-05-15 1924-12-31 1933-12-06 1895-12-16 1915-02-12 1915-02-12 1893-04-12 1893-04-12 1890-11-17 1903-06-17 1934-09-01 1933-12-06 1923-03-14 1923-04-18 1929/11113 1893-08-16 1906-09-01 188417/16 1874/5113 1872/7/17 1885/12/16 1888-12-12 1893-08-16 1893-02-15 1893-09-21 1887/1/12 1881/4/13 1927-08-17 1887/1/12 1906-04-18 1891-08-12 1873/11/12 1885/3/18 1907-12 27 1900-08-15 1935-06-05 Cox Cox Cox Cox Cox Cox CO)! Cox Cox Cox Cox Cox Cox Cox Cox Crew Crew Crew Crew Crooks Crooks Crooks CHary Dahlene Dahlene Dahline Dahline Darby Darby Davenport Davenport Davenport Davenport Davenport Davis Davis Davis Davis Davis Davis Davis Davis Davis Davis Davis Davis -Davis Davis Davis Davis Davis Davis Davis Davis Davis HCD request to remain a member, approved named on standing committee Lindley/Mary H son Volney rct Kansas City 110 trans fro. associate to active sember Lucile Mary ret Cottonwood 11M, infant daughter i'\ehitibal &Absilet rcf Sand CreeK Nellie m. John Kennedy Richard named on some standing committee Richard A trans to Westminster Presby, Topeka, KS Richard A. melorial prepared. No death date. Richard/Hargare ch. Albert, Joseph ref Sand Creek I1H, IN Sarah Ellen rcf West Union, IN minor son Freddie Hadley Stella named on standing committee Wilson H/Lucy transfer to Baptist Wilson/Lucy rcf Coloma 11M, IN Anna accepted into membership Anna E. passed away 2/5/28, wife of Robert Robert accepted into lembership Robert passed away 1/30/28 I1rs. Verda req. leI. Noreen req lei Verda loved away vacating Benevolence chair Sarah req letter to M. E. Lawrence Andrew non-resident, dropped for lack of interest David non-resident, dropped for lack of interest Andrew recol for lei by overseers Daniel recoil for mem by overseers Edith req. membr. Edith dropped according to discipline. Carol Jean accepted as associate melber Hazel naled chair Benevolence co •• Leo Bailey recorded associate, one parent non-Iesber Roy .Ibrshp recolmended by Pastoral COl;. Roy trans to Nazarene Ch of Lawrence Adela lot her of Della requests marriage at hOle. Adelia died Adelle H. rcf Hesper 1111, da Roxanna, Ardella H Amanda ref Shawnee 11M Calvin/Rachel rcf Bangor 11M, IA Debora rcf Kansas City 1111 Della named on sOle standing cO.littee Della intends to marry Wilfred Roundtree Della frolll 1893 assesslent list Della H. I. Wilfred Roundtree Elijah/Davis ret Glen Elder ch WI! Norda(?) Elijah/Ruth ref Sand Creek 11M ch. Willial, Nauris, Ray Guy _ Non-resident, dropped by 11K Leander/Deborari rct Kansas City, ch Salisa? Mary rct Hesper 1111 Nathan,Abigail, Franklin, Arthur, Hinnie joined another church Nathan/Abigail rcf Deer Creek MM ch. Frank, Arthur, Minnie Rachel rct Siloam NM, KS Richard funeral held Richard/Rosalie ch. Guy ref _______ _ Rosalie naled on standing comlittee Joseph Li Iii an �03-29-88 AT 5:53 DATA FRON LAWRENCE MONTHLY MEETING I~ . l~ p.~. Page 8 DATH DATE LAST FIRST 1890-02-12 189(Hi2-12 1895-2-13 192917i17 1914-12-12 1884/6/18 1927-08-17 Day Day Day Day Day Day Day 1930/3/12 Da~' granted minute of servici in temporance Hork Ar.anda ch. Alta,lrene,Evrett ret Bad Creek .MM Ind. Elvira J. letter fro~ M. E. 'Lauren~e JalQes H. by letter fro", Vineland H. ~: "chur'ch Mabel died. wife of Ja;es Day. Mary J. ref Freeport 11M, DH " Mary Jane Han-resident, dropped by HM Roy reinstated then tiansto Hethodi'stch, Turlock, CA Roy recom;ended for mea by Pastor~l Committee Veroni ca transferred to United Brethren VeronIca Non-resident, dropped by tiN Wilfred req trans to N. E. Calif; reinstated! transferred Wi If red HCD wish to remai~ ~~mbei granted Elvira acceptably attended (yearly geetingl Silas naQed on some standing eom~ittee Elizabeth from 1893 assessment list James 2 req ac'tive 'aembership Geneva recor ded associ ate! 'oneparent non-r.II~lBber Geneva req ~ctive ;e~bership " . '. Lenora transferred to First 'Christian c' h Leav~nHorth Leonard VirginIa req active membership Geneva named on standing co~ittee Leonard named on standing tommittee Virginia na~d on standing committee James/Elizibeth req mem Irvin/Ethel a min ref Harveyville tiM Irvin/Ethel ch. Albert rct Hesper HM IA Cyrus a ministr to read Newlin-Hinshaw certificate Bpm 8-13-84 Or. Cyrus dec! ines to serve as pastor due to duties Haskel lnst. Dr. Cyrus R. ~sked to serv~ ~s pasto~: agr~ed Dr.Cyrus/Julia ch. Daisy, Grace. rct Paonia 11M CO Cyrus/Julia ch. DaisY; Grace rcf Whittier CA Isaac/Adeline ref Elm~ood HH Neb. El enDr drDpped for lack of interest. Henry dropped for ,lack of interest. certificate of removal 'sent to men's ~eetlng ludia A. aoved with unpaid bill~'b~t wishes to pay Ludia A. Lydia dropped Maud dropped for iack of interest. /loah/Lydia ch. A~antha, EI;o, Florenc~, Dora rcf Tonganoxie . Noah/Lydia ret Walnut Ridge MM, IN als6 family Marianna recom for le~ by Pastoral COQI Mari e received fro; Pr~sbyterian,'Lawrence Mari e da. Mary Ann transferred to Presby. Lawrence Harie reco~ for mem by Pastoral cOlm Orin/Mable ref Hesper with children Ruth, David, Floyd Joseph J. req mem 01 i ve named on standinq cO~littee Olive &sans Harry Jr~, Donald req. memo ------ - ---- ---- -- --------- -- -- ---------- - --::------------- --------.-- -- ----.---- ----:-- .-- ------,-- -.--.~.------ ---- -~----~-----~-, sojourring mem to Philadelphia, PA Rosanna 1895-2-13 Davis named 'on some 's~arrding eO~~lttee Roxanna 188H-12-12 DavIs froul IBn assessment list . Roxanna 1893-02-15 Davis Quarterly Meeting tommitte~ to visi~ Lawrence opening Willia:r. 1869/11/17 Davis rcf Elo'Iporia KS iJallacE' B. 1892-10-19 Davy dropped according 'to di~cipline. Wm B. 1903-0b-17 Davy 1913-02-12 1919-04-16 1927-08-17 19i8-10-24 1882/9/1:. 1883/10/24 1888-12-12 1393-02-15 1931/8/12 1923-03-14 1931-08-26 1937-09-04 1931-08-26 1935-06-05 1935-06-05 1935-06-05 1882i6/14 1911-04-12 1915-04-14 1894-9-12 1895-(,9-16 1896-01-15 1905-02-15 1893-09-13 1906-12-12 1896-05-18 1896-05-18 1879 i 10/22 1879/5/14 1880/8/18 1896-05-18 1873/7/16 187717115 1934-04-04 1923-11-14 1929-02-13 1934-(14-04 1932-12-14 1924-10-22 1935-06-05 1929-05-15 Day Day Day Day Day (Rush) Deay(?) Decker Decker Deltor Detler Detler Detler Detler Detlor Detlor Detlor Dicker Dickinson Dickinson D1Y.orr Dixon Dixon Dixon Dixon min !loliler Dr aper Draper Dr aper Draper Draper Dr aper Draper Draper Dunkley Dunkley Dunkley ' Dunkley Dunlap Eddy Edmondson Ed~undson J �DATA FROM LAWREtlCE MONTHLY MEET ING 03-29-88 AT 5:53 p.m. OATE LAST FIRST 1931-08-26 1887/12/14 1889-06-12 1907-12-20 1912-02-14 1907-12-20 1907-12-20 1912-02-14 1905-04-12 1915-07-21 1913-02-12 1913-02-12 1913-02-12 1896-04-15 1903-05-13 1913-02-12 1913-02-12 1919-01-15 1896-01-15 1935-06-05 1936-06-01 1904-06-15 1898-12-14 1934-09-01 1893-04-12 1903-0b-17 1931-02-18 1899-08-16 1898-11-16 1935-08-07 1935-08-07 1'119-06-18 Ediunson Edwards Edwards Elder Elder Elder Elder Elder Harry Jr. Charl es Chas. Josie Josie Em~et Emmett Evers Evers Evers Evers Evers Evers Evers Evers Fellow Fink Flack Fletcher Fletcher Fletcher Fore;an ForE~an Fowler Fowler Fowler Fowles Fowles Fo;: Fra;e 1870/1/1~ Frazier 1871/10/18 Frazier 1880/9/15 Frazier 1880/9/15 Fra~ier 1883/3/14 Frazier 1885/1114 Fra~ier 1883/1117 Frdzier 1870/12/14 Frazier 1372/10/23 Frazier 1877/12/12 Frazier 1871-03-29 Frazier 1870/12/14 Frazier 1871/2115 Frazier 1876/~/12 Furnace 1876/5/17 Furnace 1893-02-15 Gaines 1392-10-19 Gaines 1895-07-17 Gains 1895-06-12 Gains 1909-04-14 Gamble 1912-03-13 Gardner 1883/3/12 L. J. Min.nie Minnie Florence Pearl Perkins Eva J aales Jere;iah Ll oyd Lloyd Loyd Sybal Sybal Henry/Melissa Fr ances Jessie Gordon Belle Isabell Robert Forest Char I es [I arence Alaba AOiich Jul i a Julia A. Alba A;ick Wi II ial:l Edith Pearson Nathan/Esther Abel/Betsv Abel/Betsy Able/Betsy Charlotte C. Cyrus N. Cyrus tL ~ Page 9 DATA --------------------------------------------------------------------------req active me~bership ref Bear Creek !\H, IA credentials prepared and sent to Alaska, lissionary Qe~ re[o~ oy Pastoral CO~D. Joined another church, dropped. ~e~ recoru by Pastoral COI~. me~ recom by Pastoral Com~. Joined another church, dropped. transfer to M. E. Lawrence Letter to M. E. KC MO me~bership sent to Monrovia CA membership sent to Monrovia CA membership sent to Monrovia CA re~oved from lembershi~ by overseers dropped f~ol ~embership:· . ~embership sent to Monrovia CA ;embership sent .to Monrovia CA da. Eva rct Los Angeles tiM CA ref Washington MM K5 named on.standing commit~ee transfer to First.Meth Tulsa OK dropped trans fro~ Topeka when meeting was laid down. accepted as associate member recoil for mea by overseers dropped according to discipiine. s. William, restored to lIe~bership list requests release from me~b~rship. granted req meAl dropped by reco~mendation of !embership co,;ittee dropped by recoQlendation of me;bership cOllittee ref Hesper acceptably attended fro; Caesar Creek OH th. Charlotte, Willia; rcf Rocky Run, Park Co. Itl rct Rocky Run I1H, IN ref Cololla, IN ch. WQ, Aherta rei Coloilla MH, IU rcf Tonganoxie MM ret Pasadena HH, Ck Eil/Hartha rei Colomi! HI1 IN ch John. Anna, Mary, Sarah, tua, ,Hice Louisa son John rcf Rocky Run 11M, IN Louisa rct Rocky Run I1H, IN Louisa ref Roc~y Run MM! Ind Sarah m. Seth Burnett Sarah E ref Rocky Run, It1 Sarah E. intent to ;arry Seth Wilson Burnett Elizabeth request release fro~ lembership Thu~as disowned fur refusing to pay debts Harry 2 fro:. 1893 assessment list Harry Hlired reg Reil Francis Henry R Born 189~-06-25 to Henry/Kate Gains Harry/family transferred by caretakers to present resloence Mary Mendenhall and son Paul rct Kansas City 11M Dllh joined inother church, dropped •. :! ", . I , �·DATA FROM LAWRENCE MOijTHLY MEETING 1.-1 03-29-88 AT 5:53 p.m. DATE 3 Page 10 DATA LAST FIRST Gardner Gause Gause Gause Gauss Gibson Gilbert Gingrich Ginsberg? Ginzry Gold Good;ate Gorden Gordon Gordon Gordon Granger Grantham Gray Green Greenberry Sreenbery Quarterly Meeting COlllmittee to visit Lawrence opening Penelope passed away 17/12/27 Anna rcf Cottonwood, KS HM Richard rct Cottonwood MM Richard rcf New Sharon MM IA Levisa W. Isaac/Anna H rcf Salem MH, lA Indian service trans by letter to Congreg Salt Lake Cy. Utah Thomas H. transferred by caretakers to present residence Elizabeth Elizabeth 5 from 1893 assessment list req lem Elizabeth J Frank H. req mel Roy dropped for lack of interest. Mildred trans from associate to active member Jasper/Sadie ch.Effie,Dellie,Flossie,Blanch,Jessie,lnez rcf Prairie Center Mrs Memorial to be prepared Sadie nallled ~n standing committee Ella trans to Presbyterian ch Phillipsburg KS Sarah/family rtf Hesper Catherine received by letter from De Soto Presby. th. Alberta (Wilson by letter to Presby. Junction City KS lim. dropped for laCK of interest. William expressed contern to perform religious service in Spring River Quarter req mem Wm rtf Columbus HH. OH Agnes wishes to join another denomination Agnes to Presby. Benington KS Catherine ref Columbus HH, OH Mary rcf Columbus MH, OH Wi lliam da. Edna req. mem. Ella Indian child transferred fro. Chestnut Hill to HasKel Institute Li zz i e Alfred/Kesiah rcf Hesper MH ch Elmer, Royal, Clifton, Lelia AlfredlKeziah ch. Elaer,Royal,Clifton, Lelia rct Hesper Almeda III. Albert Pickering Amanda named on some standing committee Ella married Charles Monroe after the lanner of Friends Emilie rct Whittier HH CA Flora III. Geo. little Flora M. intent to marry George Little, not a member John T. named pastor to Oct. 10, 1907 Laura I. Thomas Newlin Laura intent to marry T. E. Newlin Lula intends .to marry Amos Maple Lula Charles I. AIDS Colin Maple Naoli Quarterly Meeting Clerk Naomi naled on some. standing committee Wash./Nao;i req min of service to Atlantic states Wash./Naomi req Din to Pacific Coast mtgs. Wash./Naoli rct Whittier HM eA Washington naled to committee on freedmen Washington 15 fro. 1893 assessment list Washington/Naol req minute of introduction to N. C. YM Haple marriage 1897 June 30 at 1:00 at Newlin hODe. Hary E. req lem Alfred rcf Miami HH, OH ----------- --------------- --------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1869/11/17 1927/12/27 1923-07-18 1937-01-06 1908-02-12 1869/12/15 1900-10-24 . 1895-06-12 1893-02-15 1883/11/14 1903-11-18 1896-05-18 1923-04-18 1899-08~16 1930/1/15 1935-06-05 1897-11-17 1912-12-18 1896-03-18 1918-04-17 1896-05-18 1883/3/14 1883/2/14 1881/5/18 188312114 1913-11-12 1881/5/18 1881/5/18 1918-09-16 1887/8/17 1885/2/18 1889-03-13 1872-06-12 1888-12-12 1880/3/18 1894-03-14 1884-10-30 1884/9/17 1906-12-12 1878-10-30 1878/9/10' 1897-05-12 1897-06-13 1869/11/17 1888-12-12 '1889-07-14 1889-12-18 1894-03-14 1870/1/12 1893-02-15 1888-06-18 1897-05-12 1904-10-19 1881/10/18 Greenbery Grey Grey Grey Grey Grey Guiles? Gwogiver!?) Hadley Hadley Hadley Hadley Hadley Hadley Hadley Hadley Hadley Hadley Hadley Hadley Hadley Hadley Hadley Hadley Hadley Hadley Hadley Hadley Hadley Hadley-Haines Hale �DATA FROM LAWRENCE MONTHLY MEETING ~ 03-29-88 AT 5:53 p.m. .. Page 11 DATA DATE LAST FIRSl 1910-05-18 1937-07-1 t) 1929-05-15 1913-01-15 1885/\1118 1924-05-14 1922-05-17 1917-10-17 1907-05-15 1903-04-14 188211/18 1893-02-15 Hale Haller Haltene HaiRe:' Hanby HansDn Harding Karding Harding Harding Harner Harner Harnor Harris Harris Harris Harris Harris Harris Harrison Harrison Harri son Harrison Harrison Hart Hart Harvey Harvey Harvey Harvey Harvey Hasley Hauk (Busby) Haworth Haworth Haworth Haworth Haworth Haworth Haworth Haworth Haworth Haworth Haworth Haworth Haworth Hayworth Hayworth Heel It Helsig Henderson He>ndfrson Henderson Hendrickson Henley ret Glenelder Mt1 E.thel born to John/Ellen (Connett) Haller John Arthur req. 'tem. Georg!: dropped for lack of interest and response Mary E. Elizabeth ref Muscatine MM, IA Alice ref Stanwood Clyde/Catherine cert to Denver MM. CO Clyde/Katherine req. memo approved O. L.lia~ily joined another church with children req ~em OrtoniAnna rcf Springdale MM ch Rosella, Francis, Adeline Sarah fro~ 1893 assess~ent list Sar ah I ref Springdale MK, K5 Levi Ne~orjal in minutes no date AI banus L. iminas/Lydia &Jesse F. ref E~poria Quarterly heeting COlllllitte.e, to visit LaHrence opening Isaac died Lydia acceptably attended (yearly ~eeting) Sarah ch. Gladys, Wallace rcf Emporia Will H/Nora ElIZabeth Ann ref Goshin MM, OK Gea W/Ellzabfth ret Barclay 11M GeDrge ~ req rnem Willia~ rct Springdale 11M KS Iilll iall Smitrl ref Dubl in MM, Ireland Charles/Cora na~e5 stricken fro~ rolls for non-atte~danee Cora, Crldrles, & ____ recom for. ilelll by overseers Frances Nan-resident, dropped by MM Hilda Rose Non-resident, d~opped by MM . Marilla Non-resident, dropped by NM William/Esther ret Kansas City Wm Foster/Esthe rcf Honey Creek, IA he a minister Levi rct Oak Ridge MH, IN Augistina joined another denomination ch. Hansen, Francis, Alice A., rct Westfield Ind. AI ice died in the past 'year Amanda dropped according to discipline. Della rcf Springdale MN_ Johnatha~ ref Springfield MM, H.C •. LUCI nea cert me; sent to Hesper HM Luci nda. ~'rCif E.. 5 frD~ 1893 assessment l.ist Rieh~rd rct Spring River MH, KS W. Luetta deceased In thiS aonth RichardfLuella rcf Spring River MM W.Paul/Abigall ret Scott Clty.HM Wm Perry/Abiqai rcf Kansas City MN, NO eh Flora, Ho~er, Charles C, Hora A, John P Wm./Abagil neN pastor With minute of Service froa ShaNnee HM Wm/Ablgail min. rct Tonganoxie HM ch Harry! Homer, Chas, Alice ·15a~cfLetha req me; with ch later dropped req. Wm P/~~anda da. Adelia. '~cf Argonia HN KS Kaeharnle Stubb letter to Presby, Tope~~ Alice B Hon-resident, dropped by HM Elizabeth na~ed on standing committee Frank/Hattie ch Eli~abeth, Herlan, Richard, Esther rcf Edgewood MM Hartha named on standing coamittee Zoe (Wilson) with minor ch. to Long Beach CA Albert 10 fro~ 1893 assessment list ---- ---- --- .---,- ~--- --.-- --- -- ---- -- -- -.- -- - - -.----,--- -- -- -:-----,-- -----:-- ---- -- ---.---- --- -- ~- ,-.------- -.-:--- -- ---- ------.--- 18B71711~, 1924-07-16 1902-10-22 1969/llil7 1929-(13-01 1883110/24 1899-12-13 1870/5/18 18BO/b116 1872/10i23 1895-t)8-14 188bO/ 17 1995-(19-19 1893-(14-12 1927-08-17 19Z7-0B-17 1927-(18-17 i887/1/12 1882/8/16 188i/l(1119 1886/12116 1906-(;5-16 1897-1)7-14 1903-06-17 1882/6114 1874110121 1891-1)1-14 189:)-1)2-15 1881/12/14 1:378/12/18 1916-11-15 1884/7/16 1914-11-18 188SnllB 1888-06-18 1890-(;6-18 1925-1)4-22 1927-08-17 1935-(ib-05 1928-11-14 1935-(ib-05 1895-12-18 1893-02-15 -.' . �o . DATA FROM LAWRENCE MONTHLV HEETING 03-29-88 AT 5:53 p.m. DATE LAST FIRST 1895-06-12 1893-02-15 1895-06-17 1922-05-17 1922-05-17 1890-08-13 1890-10-22 1921-09-14 1921-09-14 1883/6/13 1904-04-13 1917-09-15 1893-02-15 1898-04-13 1897-06-16 1897-12-15 1874/5/13 1874/5/13 L880/9/15 1928/4/18 1935-06-05 1936-09-03 1906-0H8 1929-05-10 1920-03-17 1935-06-05 1921-09-14 1901-11-13 1915-02-17 1921-09-14 1935-04-14 1869/11/17 1893-02-15 1894-08-15 1894-09-13 1915-01-13 1915-01-13 1897-01-30 1893-02-15 1899-01-22 1888-12-12 1903-11-18 1888-12-12 1894-11-29 1893-02-15 1883/2/14 1898-01-12 1904-06-15 1879/12/17 1877 /9/12 1882110 1870/6 1882/5117 187717115 1882/9/13 Henley Henley Henley Henley Henley Henley Henley Henley Henley Henly Henly Hepworth Herner Hester Hester Hester Higgins Higgins Higgins Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hinshaw Hinshaw Hinshaw Hinshaw Hinshaw Hinshaw Hinshaw Hinshaw Hinshaw Hinshaw Hinshaw Hinshaw Hinshaw Hinshaw Hinshaw Hinshaw Hoag Hoag Hoag Hoag Hoag Hoag Hoag Amanda Arthur 3 Edna Ernest Page 12 DATA ----------- --------------- --------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------transferred by caretakers to present residence froQ 1893 assessment list ref Hesper HH dropped from list of membership dropped from list of membership J. A. rcf Spiceland 11M IN John Arthur ref Kansas City 11M MO Mary dropped by own request Ray dropped by own request Warren rcf Spiceland MM, IN son Ray Al bertlEII en joined another church, dropped Edna letter to M. E. Burlingame Sladys Henly from 1893 assessment list Dr. Levi 5 rct Carthage HM Ind. Mary W. ref Haviland 11M Oran T. rct Boston Hass. Oren T. rcf Sandwich MH, Falmouth, l'Iass Hepsy W. rcf Sandwich 1'11'1, Falmouth, l'Iass Lucy M. rct Sandwich 1'11'1, 'Mass Lucy It passed away 4th month, 1928 Anna named on standing cOlmittee Anna Hiatt death Aug. 30 reported Anna Hiatt BenoniiAseneth rcf Springdale KS Charles died CharlesiAnna rcf?? not given E~ma named on standing committee Everett dropped by own request Jesse/Anna ch. Asenath (married), Edith. Loverna, Jesse R. rcf Tonganoxie Laverna joined another church, dropped Lawrence dropped by own request Mrs Emla rec into mem with ch. Billy Ray (8 yr) Laverna Cristine (5) Sydia Quarterly Heeting Committee to visit Lawrence opening B. W. 2 from 1893 assessment list Barclay William intends to larry Flora Alice Newlin Barclay William I. Flora Alice Newlin Barclay/Flora A ch. Newlin, lydia, l~land, John, Nathan, Jos~ph, cont'd. Barclay/Flora A lore children- Thomas, Flora AAlice Jr. rct Denver CO James Kenneth born then died 1899-Hay-7. Leland frol 1893 assessment list Leland Deforest died at Ht Vernon OH age 30 Lydia named on sOle standing committee Lydia Clerk deceased Nathan named on some standing committee Nathan ro read certificate at Cox- Kennedy larraige Nathan B from 1893 assessment list Nathan/Lydia rcf Springfield 1'111 ch Barclay, Leland Nellie :wife of Leland ~ infant son Ben req mel Nellie W. so. Leland cetificate to any evangelical church. Edward/Ella rct Muscatine, IA ch Charles, Laura Elsa C. rcf Tonganoxie Enoch resigned lembership Enoch/faillily sojourning minute Bloolington I'll'l, IA Enoch/family rct Sandwich HH, l1ass Enoch/Hepseba ch. Edward, Hartha, Wa, Laura Hepsiba certificate approved and signed, also ch WI, Emla �DATA FROM LAWRENCE MONTHLY HEETING r:ijj 03-29-88 AT 5:53 p.m. DATE LAST FIRST Page·13 DATA ----------- --------------- --------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------1888-12-12 1884/11/12 1897-02-17 1893-02-15 1898-(12-16 1900-02-14 1899-05-17 1899-06-02 1890-05-14 1898-12-14 1894-04-18 18B6/6il6 1903-06-17 1893-02-15 1897-07-14 1872/6/12 1927/10/12 1929-05-15 1929/5/15 1903-06-17 1883/10/24 1923-07-18 1872/1117 1920-06-15 1887/6/15 1894-02-14 1919-06-18 1904-08-17 1906-03-14 1881i9/14 1896-05-18 1896-01-15 1895-1-16 1895-06-12 1884/6/18 1895-4-17 1896-05-18 1870/6 1929/1/16 1927/8/17 1927-08-17 1922-08-01 1927-03-16 1912-02-14 1896-04-15 1896-03-18 1927-08-17 1892-10-19 1903-03-18 1913-01-15 1913-01-15 1895-06-12 1894-12-12 1913-01-15 1893-02-15 Hoag Hoag Hoag Hoag Hoag Hobson Hobson Hobson Hock Hole Holliday Holiingsworth Hollingsworth Hollingsworth Hollingsworth Hollingsworth Hollingsworth Hollingsworth Hollingsworth Hollingsworth Hollingsworth HDllingsworth Hollingworth Holl inllgs.worth Holl ONeil Hollowell Holmes Homan Homan Homer Hornby Horner Horner Horner Horner Horner Houk Howard Howard Howard Howard Howard Howard Howard Howard Howard Howard Hubard Hubbard Hubbard Hubbard Hubbard Hubbard Hubbard Hubbard named on SORle standing committee Hepsiba rcf Sandwich MH, N. Hamp ch Wm P, Emma L Hepsibah ret Pleasant Plain MH IA Hepsy Hepsy 1 fro~ 1893 assessment list dropped fro~ ;br bu overseers. Wi Ihalli ch. Leonard, Frances, Lola rct Timbered Hills HM KS Bertha E. Will li/Bertha ch. Leonard, Lola. rcf Timbered Hills WI. R. died Eunice req. membr. granted Alfred C. trans from Topeka when meeting was laid down. Dottie B. of Wellington to Argonia Albert ref Kansas City HH ch Albert, Brace Albert dropped according to discipiine Albert 3 from 1893 assessment list Albert Sr. died in the past year Benjamin/Jane rct Sugar Plain MM, IN Eliza on noginating committee Eliza da. Alta resigned mmbrshp--not accepted Eli z a r e q dropped, refused, dau Alta Grace dropped according to discipline Isaac acceptably attended (yearly leetingi Verda Harie rcf Northbraneh Benjamin/Jane ref Fairmount "H, IN Tholias/Eliza da. Alta ref North Branch John H/Viola rcf Woodland HH, HC ch Ernest, John, Emery John H/Vioia ch. Everett J, Elery 0, to North Denver CO Ada ref Prairie Center Mary ret Wichita HM. obstruction, not granted Mary ret University 11M Jacob ref Springfield HI1 KS Elizabeth dropped for lack of interest. Dr. D. W. requests name stricken from roll, joined another church. Dr. Dayton ref Springdale HH, KS Dr. Levi/falily transferred by caretakers to present residence Jacob transferred to Springdale HI, KS Rosy da. Aaron/Sarah, died Jan 1, 85 age 23 y, 3 m, 6 d. Eunice dropped for laCK of interest. Em~aline rcf Bloomington 1111, IA endorsed to Spring River Frank L. req letter to 1st Presbyterian Ch, El Monte, CA Frankl/Henry Non-resident mem, dropped, Harry Non-resident, dropped by HM John named Pastor JohnlIva da Lorna., Lorene rct University 11M Letha Jane joined another church, dropped. l1artha ref Vermillion 11M Ill. Richard and son Frank ~ linor ch. Belle, Harvey rcf North Branch WI Keller Non~resident~ dropped by 1111 Thos D/Elizabet ch. Charles, Roscoe, rcf Honey Creek IA Bertha J. with linor son Hillis ret West Union 11M Elizabeth dropped for lack of interest and response Roscoe dropped for lack of interest and response Thomas/family transferred by caretakers to present residence Thomas/wife son Charles ret to Carmel I1H, KS Thos. dropped for lack of interest and response Thos. 10 from 1893 assessment list �DAfA FROH LAWRENCE MON1HLY MEETING LAST --------------In5-0S-07 Hucke 1884/6/18 Huddleston 1885/2/18 Huddleston 1934-09-01 Hufhan 1933-(1<\-12 HlJfhan 1934-11-07 Hl\ff~an 1931111i 18 Huffman 1'1~,5-03-(>6 Hu f han 193118/12 Huffman 1934-i)7-1)4 HuHl!!an 1886/1 il~, Hughes 1887lill5 Hughes 1896-05-18 Hughs 18Si/Bilb Huqhs (Wilson 1893-02-15 Hughs ? 1'129/5/15 Hult~en 1888-(16-18 Hunnicut IBB4/9t17 Hunnicut 1883i12f12 Hunnicut In7ll0/12 Hunnicut 1913-01-15 Hunnicut 1906-01-17 Hunnicutt 189(1-1)6-18 Hunnicutt 1890-12-1: Hunnicutt 1891-11-18 Hunnicutt 1894-12-12 Hunnicutt 1(J90-01-lb Hunnicutt 187913!l~, Hunt 190;;-06-17 Hunt 1882/1118 Hunt 1'103-1)6-17 Hunt 189~-O2-15 Hutchins 189HO-18 Hyman 1896-(;5-18 HYGlen 191~,-(l1-15 Irvin \'113-01-15 Irvl n 18%-04-\5 IrWIn l'{O(l--09-12 Irwi n i 935-(18-07 ,J aci:son 1872/4/17 Jay 1887/B1l7 Jefferson 191(1-01-12 Jenkins 1893-(12-15 Jenh os 1887/8/17 Jenh ns DATE 18'1'5-4-17 1889-12-18 1891)-1i4-l6 1991-08-12 1369/11117 1895-06-12 1893-1)5-17 1898-1)2-16 1913-0\-15 1899-(16-14 Jenkins. Jessup Jessup Jessup Jessup Jessuo Jessup ,Johnson Johnson JohnsDn Page 14 I~ 4Jj 03-29-88 AT 5:53 p.m. UHIH FIf<Sl --------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------. . ' Hazel Nlison dropped by recD~~endatIDn of membershIp co;mittee Enos lIRhoda E ref Sugar Plain MM,JNch Florence, Sylvia. Pliny, Willial Enos/RhOda ret Tonganoxie MM ch Flora, Sylvia, Phlny, W~ Herbert granted ~inute of s~rvlce to Western and No Car !early Mtgs Herbert Jr. ref University MH Herbert Jr. transfer to Lake Ave Baptist Rochester NY Herbert/Grace rei Unive~sity MM ch Fl6ra, N. Edward Herbert/Grace S ret New Garden ~M HC ch. Flora, Edward ~nd Sarah Ann Scott New Pastor Rev Herbert declined invitation to remain as pastor Rev Herbert rcf ~an5as Citv MM! ch E. John, Charles Mi llardflda ref Hesper Th[o~as dropped for lack of interest. Tho~as HCD wish (0 remain. member grant~d Ida from 1893 assess~ent list Millard 2 GeDrgeiAlberta req lIeill eldered~ agreed to do better Daniel Danieliiar.aily r cf Dover MM, OH Daniel/Rebecca req membership da. Gertrude Dn nominating com~lttee David B dropped fOf. lack of interest. and response Gertrude Daniel req mem . asks to be dropped from membership Daniei b req. membership Gertrude reQ letter to Terra Haute IN M~ E. church Gertrude received by. letter Iro~ M. E., Lawrence Gertrude Rebecca~Gertrud asks to be dropped from me~bershlp. ref Os~aloosa, IA Edwini/Jacob dropped according to discipline Eunice ref Color,,, 11M. Ind IdelJa dropped according to discipline Jacob frOB 1&93 assessment list Martha (; rcl Tonganoxie MM Anna dropped for lac~ of Interest. Anna R. dropped for lack of interest and response Ha,el drDpped for la~k of interest and response Thos. Mary 1,: Ha~el removed from membershIp by overseers adopted ~on of Mary IrWIn accepted Into membershIp. H,Dllias Ba I ev dropped by recommendatIon of member~hip ~o~mlttee Helen WI i son minister, attended with «,lnute fro; liisslsslnewa, IN Isaac Indian child transferred from Chestnut Hill to Haskei Institute Carrie Delphlnla/hu50 , family rct nearest meetlng In OK Nfl. 3 fro~ 1893 assess~ent list W[dDel phi na rcf East Goshen HH, OH ch Delbert,Jos~ah,~I,Mary (liVE? at Ar~ansas Ci tv) JOSIah son ~m C/Oeiphinia died Feb 1, 85, age 11 Y. 8 III, 17 d. 'Elias contacted to serve as m{nister. . . ELias/Mary Jane ch. El~er,Arthur, lilian. ref Wh{{tier CA Elias/Marv Jane ch. Ei~er, Arthur, Lillian. rct Whlttler CA Sarah Uuarterly Meeting Committee to viSit lawrence opening Wm Itallilv transferred by caretakers to present residence ~m. l. & a,. .~ Gertrude, Allred~ ref Indianapolis 11M III Bertha and brother Charles rcf Boston Hass. Chas. dropped for lack oi interest and response Florence ret from M. E. ~ansas City NO ' . ' .1 �, 42! t. ) Queries are free to members. They should state at least two facts to gain best results. Queries are also free to nonmembers, but must concern Kansas related ancestors of fifty years or eirlier. ~- TITLE DOBBINS COREL PUCKETT JUSTICE SALA:rHIEL McGEE SPERRY Bobby TITLE, 3947 Greenwood, Orange, CA 92669 Looking for burial place of James DOBBINS died ca 1873. Wife Elizabeth buried 1856 Prairie City Cemetery. Did he remarry? Also would like contact with descendants of COREL allied lines PUCKETT/JUSTICE/SALATHIEL/McGEE AND Levi J. SPERRY. SCHEER CLARK PEPPARD CULLISON MORRIS PEELAR _Elihor. SCHEER,:"3090.N .E. ,"Lincoln, .. Hil1sboro~, Oregon ·9712 Ezra Justus CLARK born 3 Oct 1860 in.Douglas.County, Kansas. His mother was Sarah CHENEY. What was his fathers first name? Was it William? Ezra's sister Alice'marriedSamuel PEPPARD, sister Clara married John C. CULLISON.. Who, did brother Timothy marry? E?ra was livi·ng in Leavenworth :Co., Ks. when he married Sarah Malinda MORRIS 23 Dec 1882. Her parents ,were George MORRIS and Angeline PEELAR who came to Kansas from Illinois in 1860. Who were Angeline PEELARS parents and were they French? SCHEER DALE HUFF HAGERDORN Elinor SCHEER, 3909 N.E. Lincoln, Hillsboro, Oregori 9712 Need all the help I can ge~ on my great-grandfather, Joseph DALE,.'married Margaret HUFF and had a son Henry born 1861. Henry DALE came with people named HAGERDORN to Scotts Mills, Oregon when only 8 or 9 years old. Census says Joseph born in Ky., Margaret born in Ks:. and Henry born in Ky. Where were Joseph DALE and Margaret HUFF married? SCHOTT VINEGAR Cynthia E. SCHOTT, P.O. Box 3989, Lawrence, Kansas 66046-0989 I am doing research on the Pete VINEGAR family of Lawrence ca 1872-1883. I am interested in locating descendents of this family, If you are a descendent, please contact me. SCHOTT "other citizens" of Lawrence Cynthia E. SCHOTT, P.O. Box 3989, Lawrence, Kansas 66046-0989 I am trying to locate Lawrence families who have lived here for many years, especially those who made a living at the Kaw or those who lived around the river. I am researching the "Other Citizens" of Lawrence who have not been part of Lawrence history books. Please contact me. �(43/ MARKLEY POSTMA FLORY DOWNING Yvonne MARKLEY, R.R. 2, Bo~164, Lawrence, Ks. 66046 Seeking identification of people in this picture that was found in personal belongings of Et~M. POSTMA. Her parents were George and Dora (FLORY) MARKLEY. The photographer was Geo. DOWNING, Topeka, Ks. GANTENBEIN SPANGLER 'Larry GANTENBEIN, Route 1, Box 45, McLouth, Ks. 66054 Seeking information on Geo. Wm. SPANGLER (Billy) born Littlestown, Penn. 2 Dec 1849. He was a blacksmith" carriage iron and wood worker. Went to Topeka, Ks. in 1882 then to Wellington, Ks., Oklahoma, Wichita (1898), Medford and last seen at Blackwell. 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BRAYE WQMEN SAVE MR. WINCHELL EROM RAIDERS rrom: ~ ~i~~2~~ 2i bs~~~n~~, by Rev. Richard Cordley. page 225-226. "The women of Lawrence always proved themselves heroes when the occasion presented itself." Rev. Cordley told of the foll,:;)wing incident: " ••• Mr. WINCHELL ••• ran into the house of Dr. Charles REYNOLDS, formerly rector of the Episcopal church. The:doctor was away from home, a chaplain in the army. Mrs. Reynold~ and two other ladies ~ere in the house. They at once set their wits at work to devise a plan for saving Mr. Winchell in case the raiders came to the house. They finally hit upon a plan which proved successful. Getting a razor they shaved off the man's whiskers, put a lady's wrapper over him, and tied an old woman's cap on his head. They then placed him in an invalid chair with a stand beside it, covered with cups and spoons and medicine bottles. One of the ladies sat by his side fanning him. This was to be their 'Aunt Betsie,' very ill. It was not long before a band of the raiders came in. The ladies bade them take anything they could find, but begged them to be as quiet as pOSSible, so as not to· disturb 'Poor Aunt Betsie.' They helped themselves to what they wanted, looked suspiciously several times at the invalid chair, but fi naIl y went away wi thout di sturbi ng the poor i nval i d. " �49 Photos: Cour'tesy of B. Jean Snedeger This monument is in Leaompton township on a faY'lTl. The "inscription" is as follow8: "FREDRICK _KLAUS BORN JAN. 2. 1824 Killed in the Lawrence Raid AUG. 21. 1863 AE 39 YRS." "F'arewell my wife and children all. From you a father. Christ doth cal Z. Mourn not for me it is in vain, '1'0 call me to your sight again." (For' more infoY'lTlation on this monument see Vol. 2 of the Complete Tombstone Census of Douglas County, Kansas.) :.. ~. . . ':., ~ ........ • This.monWl!en~ stands in seatiqn 2 "{n Oak Hill Cemetery, Lawrence, Kansas. The ~nsar~pt~on on the front ~s as follows: "LOUIS CARPENTER BORN DEC. 14, 1829 Killed in the Lawrenae AUG. 21, 1863" . Ra~d ; '. ' .. f �Til VOLUME XII NUMBER 1 FALL 1988 Plelill --,"-, . --.- . ... . -";'-'. . . ,.....",. . .. • &._~ ~~p~-~ .. ~"'''JJJ~'''''' ~. ........ ~ - t.: ~. ~ ~~.a.:, •• ....... Published Quarterly By: 'Douglas CountH GenealDgical SocietH P.o. BOX 3664 LAWREN eE, l<AN SAS 66046-0664 .•• I �... " /J I :--,. < •• : • .,.: ".. ' ' .. .. 'j .} " , .' , .~. ,.:,- ··,)..t _ • . _ : ___ .~ .., •. _ I ........... ,. QUANTRI LL I S RAID OF ., '."}., i;~:· ".,,; . ,.".Ii.', ...... ,I.:;'" f1,~;' . ~"j,'!":' ''';41,_: ............ ~ ............. ~~.t,...•. --:-'.::-• . . " , ....... ~ ~., .. .; ';;'. • ..".""" ..... '"7. •.. ....J:. -",~j;) ' .• . • . ....."J: ..... .~ ... _.,_ LA~IRENCE--AuGUST 211 1863 (PART OF A DRAWING By .. SHERMAN·ENDERTON OF COMPANY 11TH KANSAS INFANTRy-::.DRAIt/NSOON AFTER THE RAID) L . Cpu.~tesy of Kansas St!,,~_,:_¥~_i~~()rical Society and WatkinsMu:s:~~tt,t) �.,J ·'1 .,f." ~),~:;. . ~ Til VOLUME XII NUMBER 1 FALL 1988 PI61111 - . ~ - :;..;----...- ~ . . ~ . ---- -.. ,.....,....,. ... ~~,.~~~ ~'~.' • ..,.... ~"t.: ~.< ..... ~o:-. ~.. - ,- - - Published Quarterly By: 'Douglas Countli Genealogical Society P.o. BOX 3664 LAWRENCE, KANSAS 66046-0664 .•' , �>,.' ;-".\ ..... :- j . ( I,. I . . ..... .' :: .~·$t!.4. . ~~ ~- .~-: ... ,: .. : .......,... • ..... .1 :.' ...,."", .•. : .~. ...." J.., .....~'. . • .~ • . _ . .• _ -,-,~~" "j.. QUANTRILL's RI\ID OF LA~IRENCE-~AuGUST 21" 1863 .• ," (PART OF A DRAWING By.SHERMAN .. ENDERTON OF COMPANY EJ 11TH KANSAS INFANTRy-=DRAWNSOON AFTER THE RAID) .' Cou.rtesy of Kansas Stat.e...~_~s~or!cal Soci~ty and Watkins Musett'!:l .. ,_ ., !o,.. �Til VOLUME XII NUMBER 1 FALL 1988 PI61111 -~- --,"-, ~~""'IJ""~ . .. . -.....,;:-, .. . .. .~•.. ~ -.................. ~ ~ ... -~.< .. -. ,-- ~ ."t: ; , Published Quarterly By: 'Douglas Count~ GenealDgical SocietH P.o. BOX 3554 LAWREN eE, KAN SAS 66046-0664 . .._" �,. /J I " ' ..•. t ~ ,j. ~" I'., " '" "I :.:,1+'" ".., ~ .... , , $ ,.:.~ ,< •• ' :,", Jr=F.' '! :J'~tf ;, " , , . ' ", ,.' ,........ 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Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1977 - 2013 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Language A language of the resource eng Type The nature or genre of the resource text Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Douglas County (Kan.) Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Pioneer, Vol. 12, No. 1: Fall 1988 Subject The topic of the resource Douglas County (Kan.) -- Genealogy Douglas County (Kan.) -- History Douglas County Genealogical Society (Lawrence, Kan.) Description An account of the resource The quarterly newsletter of the Douglas County Genealogical Society in Douglas County, Kansas, containing information regarding the organization, activities, and membership of the Society, and articles of interest to those researching family ties to or the history of Douglas County, Kansas. The contents of Volumes 1-12 of The Pioneer are indexed in a separate publication. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Douglas County Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Douglas County Genealogical Society (Lawrence, Kan.) Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1988 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Copyright, Douglas County Genealogical Society Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Language A language of the resource eng Type The nature or genre of the resource text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context PIONEER_VOL12_1_FALL1988 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Douglas County (Kan.)