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BOX 3664 LAWRENCE; KANSAS 66046-0664 �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 . . . • Dona 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 Tennessee St., Lawrence, KS 66046 Charles &Erma Worley, Rt 6 Box 24, Lawrence, KS 66046 Zona Smith, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044 Mary Burchill, 1622 Kentucky, Lawrence, KS 66044 COM~lITTEES Membership Chairman . . . Refreshments.. . .. Goodwi 11. . . • . . . . . Ways and Means . . . . . . Five Generation Charts .• Cookbook Chairman . . . . Independence Day . • • . • Maple Leaf festival . . . Budget . • . • . . . . . . Cemetery Book Chairman . . Cemetery Book Committee . Erma McManness, 1600 W. 22nd St., Lawrence, KS 66046 Earl &Oma Curtiss, 1623 Harper St, Lawrence, KS 66044 Vi vi an Commons, Rt. 1, Box 205, Lawrence, KS 66044 Maxine Hougland, Rt. 1, Box 262, Perry, KS 66073 Dorothy Wiggins, Rt. 2, Box 319W, Lawrence, KS 66046 Beverley Chapman, 2114 Marvonne Rd, Lawrence, KS 66046 Shirely North, 1337 New Jersey St., Lawrence, KS 66044 Janet Payne, 213 High St., .Baldwin City, KS 66006 The Executive (board) Officers Jean Snedeger, 1638 Rhode Island, Lawrence, KS 66044 Beverley Chapman, 2114 Marvonne Rd, Lawrence, KS 66046 Vivian Clough, Rt. 5, Box 128, Lawrence, KS 66046 Grace Embers, 3001 Ranger Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 Pauline Meyer, 1227 Brook, Lawrence, KS 66044 Jane Wiggins, Rt. 5, Box 54, Lawrence, KS 66046 Calling Committee Chair. Mary Lawson, 2246 Tennessee St., Lawrence, KS 66046 Calling Committee . Virginia Aldridge, 3323 Iowa #105, Lawrence, KS 66046 Dorothy Clarke, 1908 New Hampshire, Lawrence, 66046 Chris Kraft, 404 Cattleman Ct., Lawrence, KS 66049 Sharon Moore, 1131 Delaware St., Lawrence, KS 66044 Pioneer Chairman. . Chris Kraft, 404 Cattleman Ct., Lawrence,., KS 66049 Pioneer Committee •••• All Douglas Co. Genealogical Society members and friends who submit articles. * * * * * * * * * * ** The Douglas County Genealogical Society is a non-profit organization with regularly scheduled MEETINGS the S~COND TUESDAY NIGHT OF EACH MONTH, 7:30 p.m., meeting place to be announced (usually the Lawrence Public Library). Afternoon meetings and occasional area tours are held if possible. 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 Publjc Library, 707 Vermont St., Lawrence, KS. 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 Society's holdings is kept at the Reference 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 Spring 1989 Vol. XII, No.3 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- PAGE CONTENTS Pupils of BLUE MOUND SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 29, 1916 •••••••••••••••••••••• 102 History and Taxpayers of BLUE MOUND SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 29 ••••••••••••• 103 Ella (REBER) GERSTENBERGER Memories from Eudora Heritage Book •••••••••• 104 Alarich Gandy ALRICH Biography and Ancestry •••••••••••••••••••••••••..• 106 RALSTON Family Bible and Enclosed Clippings from Waverly, KS ••••••••••• 108 QUANTRILL RAID Account of Mrs. N.O. STEVENS ••••••••••••••••••••.••••••• 112 Kansas Farmer &Mail & Breeze DIRECTORY OF FARMERS & Breeders 1920, Gress - Hyre .•••....•........•..•.•....•.••..•.••.••••..•..•••••••••• 113 History Notes of 1881 and 1889 from the Lawrence Journal ••••••••••••••• 122 Data From LAWRENCE MONTHLY MEETING, Newlin - Stanton ••••••••••••••••••• 123 The Day Book of C.B. YOUNG's Maple Hill Farm - 1897, continued ••••••••• 129 History Notes of February 1949 from the Lawrence Journal ••••••••••.•••• 137 QUERIES ••••.••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 138 Benefits of Membership in the KANSAS STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETy •••••••••• 139 INDEX of Names in Current Issue ••••••••••.•.••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 140 INDEX of CONTENTS of the PIONEER, Volumes I through XII No.3 •••••••••• 143 ORDER YOUR COOKBOOK NOW!!!!! OUR FAMILY TREE COOKBOOK Douglas County Genealogical Society c/o Beverley J. Chapman 2114 Marvonne Road Lawrence, KS 66046 $6.27 including tax, plus $1.75 for postage and handling per copy �PUPILS ~ BLUE MOUND of SCHOOL--D~str~ct 1- - - #29 ---. 1916 o (kft- t;-;'ightY~··Middle ~ Front Row , I Stella Carson Ali ce HcTaggart Ruth Ramona Cowles Edwin Colvin Gladys CowIe s Lucille Howard Lucille Harbour Miss Illian Mildred Day Carol Burgtorf ___ Ted Howard Carl Johnson Willard Cooper Mabel Day Margaret Cowles Hattie McTaggart Elmer Cooper Roy Johnson Virgil Horrell Walter Carson Otto Carson Ora Colvin George McTaggart Joe Cooper Lewis Howard Cliffor"d Cooper Frank Carson Courtesy Watkins Community Museum andMil~red-bay Commons. -L...':------;:"-:' '._- --- _ _ _ 102 I �PUPILS BLUE MOUND of' #29 SCHOOL--D~str~ct 1916 .,,'. ~"~.;::;:3~: ~c.;......;'c..;' .... ~~~--.:...:..:.:.--:..._ --.,, ~.-;.: (Left to right) Stella Carson Ali ce HcTaggart Ruth Ramona Cowles F..dwin Colvin Gladys Cow le s Lucille Howard Lucille Harbour Miss Illian Mildred Day Carol Burgtorf Middle ~ Ted Howard Carl Johnson Willard Cooper Mabel Day Margaret Cowles Hat tie }1cTaggart Elmer Cooper Roy Johnson Virgil Horrell Courtesy Watkins Community Museum and 102 Front Row Walter Carson Otto Carson Ora Colvin George McTaggart Joe Cooper Lewis Howard Cliffor"d Cooper Frank Carson Mildred Day Commons ... _-- �BLUE MOUND DISTRICT NO. 29 High on a hillside directly south of Blue Mound from which it took its name, stands a schoolhouse, one hundred ten years after its first building stone was laid. Though begun in 1862 it was not finished and ready for occupancy till 1865. It is the first and only schoolhouse this .fistrict ever had, and is the one that remained in use the longest of any rural school in the county. * Fortunately the records datin,l( back to 1859. with ~everalle.'lal document~ and c1ippin~~. have been pr~!lcrvcd hy Mrs. Mildred Dny Common!! nnd mnde AVAilahle to the writer. One document is a certified copy of the list of· thl' thirty-three taxpayer!! of District No. 29 n~ prepared by one Caleb S. Pratt, County Clerk of Douglas County, Kansas Territory. Names thereon are: Stillman Andrews Thos. Brinkley Chas. Bruce Jared Carter G.W. CoUamon Hiram Dunbar Nonnan Davidson David Eldridge Eli Eddy . B.D. Felch R.G. Gill Wm. H. Gill W.S. Hull Joh W. Hague Robt. Irvin Wm. (tom out) N.H. Joseph Samuel Kelly Henry Landon E.A. Landon A.W. Maberly Stephen Ogden J. Spaulding James M. Still T.B. Smith M. Solomon Henry F. Saunders A. F. Stillson F.B. Toyne j.B. Wood . j.N. Willey Sr . F.P. Vaughn J.W. Willey Sr. From book: Rural Schools and Schoolhouses of Douglas County, Kansas by Goldie Piper Daniels *Some of these records have recently been donated to Watkins Community Museum 103 �ELLA (REBER) GERSTENBERGER t'1a10RIEs (As RELATED FOR EUDORA HERITAGE BOOK 1975) My Grandfather, Joshua REBER, and Grandmother, Esther (HOlLENBECK) REBER, were born in Hamburg, Pennsylvania. They had eight sons and three daughters. They came to Kansas in 1878 with two sons, Oscar and my father, Daniel and one daughter, Alice (Mrs. Andrew KOHLER). Grandfather was a Civil War Veteran and I have some of the medals and brass buttons he wore on his uniforms. I am still using his walking cane. Grandfather REBER built the front part of the house I now live in; my father added to the house in later years. (This was midway between 9th and 10th Street on Church Street, west side of street.) He had a blacksmith shop where my garden is located. Occasionally we still find square nails and bits of harness, etc. when the garden is plowed. He later moved his shop to 10th and Church Street, where Mrs. Bill KELLY now lives. Grandfather sold the blacksmith shop to Ed. Mistele. The white lilac bush, floweri..'1g almond and the Juneberry bush in my yard were planted by my Grandmother REBER. During part of my early life when I was in school, I stayed with her and helped her cook for boarders. She never cooked on Sunday; always fixed the Sunday meals on Saturday and kept them warm in her oven. She would sit by the front window in her rocking chair on Sundays and read her Bible. My father was first attracted to my mother at the wedding of Minnie STRbBEL, my mother's sister, and Peter NElS. Daddy saw mother standing with the wedding party and remarked that Louisa STROBEL was going to be his girl. My older sister, Emma, was born in a hand-hewn log cabin. Dad later bought twelve acres, one fourth mile out of town (east) on the Cemetery road, where Archie and Frances GOODGER now live. (Archie razed the old house and built a new one.) Dad cut down walnut trees, built a home where I was born. It had one large room downstairs and two rooms upstairs. In later years he added to the north side of the house. The first well drilled was on the west side of the house, three hundred and twenty feet deep, which turned out to be salt water. Daddy built a smokehouse and did custom smoking. Fred ARKLE, John MIENEKE and John EVERLEY helped Dad butcher hogs in the lower yard. The hogs would hang in the big walnut tree overnight. The next day we cut up the meat and rendered lard in a big kettle outdoors. That night we stuffed sausage in cleaned hog intestines. I would sit on one end of the board that held the sausage machine and run the press. Our fruits and vegetables were dried on the porch roofs, processed in the oven to kill germs and placed in gallon jars. Green beans, cucumbers, etc. were salted down for future use (oh, you salty stuff!!). Apple butter was made in a big iron kettle over a yard fire; gallons were made. Poor Mom would sell some and always her baking powder can over the cellar door got the tenth money for her church. Butter was churned in a wooden tub. It was sold for twenty cents a pound and delivered to customers. Lots of d~cks, geese and chicken feathers went for the "rich" guy's pillows. Our plllows had straw. Flour sacks were used for pillow slips and also underwear. Our home-knit black stockings were itchy. My mother was custodian at the church (Salem Evangelical) for $15.00 per year and my sister and I would take care of the lamps. We used a little hand pump to pump air in the gas lamps. We had a church orchestra, the REBER- 104 �GOOD Orchestra. I played guitar, later played the old pump organ in church and still later the piano. Now at age eighty seven I am still playing piano in church. Sometime around 1900 there was news of an oil boom in Oklahoma. A number of venturesome men from Eudora left to stake out land for homesteading. My Dad covered a lumber wagon with canvas, put straw in the bottom of the wagon, fastened two long boxes by the endgate to feed the horses. He tied a sack of corn under the wagon to feed the horses along the way in case they could not find corn along the way. They packed blankets, food, coffee pot and tincups and cooked their meals along the way. I recall that Charles GABRIEL, Ed DIEDRICH and Gus FIEHLER went with Dad. Dad found nothing satisfactory to homestead. After graduating from Eudora High School, I worked in the dry goods department of the PILLA Store for $3.00 per week for five years, ignoring my desire to attend Emporia College to become a teacher. While working there I recall the Kaw Valley Bank was robbed; the robber was captured and injured and brought back to the City Hall Jail. '(This jail was in the basement of the old City Hall and located at 7th and Main Street). After working hours, some of us from the store viewed the yaung man through a window; he was a handsome young man and I felt sorry for him and offered a prayer. Motor cars came into existence during my lifetime. We used to run two blocks south to see the "Devil \-lagons" go by at ten miles per hour .. We . could hear them coming down the road from one mile east, at Uncle Fritz's house. wtat an age! Every occupant was wrapped up so they would not get too much fresh air. I have seen church programs change. Prayer meetings used to be crowded and God was present, now people are afraid of "prayer night". It is called mid-week service, if there is one. God is the same, but people are not. I married Charles GERSTENBERGER, one of my high school classmates and we lived in Kansas City for about six years, then moved to Prairie Center to manage the general store there for about a year for Fred LOTZ, then back to Eudora, where we both were born. I have lived in my present home since 1919. We rented the present home from my father and later purchased it from him. My Dad worked for many years for Delbert ADAMS at the Eudora Mills and was very fond' of Mr. ADAMS. When our oldest boy was born my Dad asked me what we named the boy. I told him "Orville Charles". He said, "I can't remember a name like that, why don't you name him Delbert Charles after Delbert ADAMS?" So he was named after Delbert ADAMS and his father. Note: Charles GERSTENBERGER was employed by the Charles PILLA Store until 1929 when it was sold and then he and his wife opened the GERSTENBERGER Grocery in 1930 in Eudora, starting at the old ROBINSON building, 731 Main Street .. A few years later they.bought the BARTUSCH building, 723 Main Street, where the EISELE Tin Shop had been. They closed their grocery in 1950. Both buildings have been razed. Their children were: Delbert C., Lauretta and Arvon Gale GERSTENBERGER. They were musically talented. Submitted by Fern LONG, Eudora Area Historical Society 105 �ALARIC GANDY ALRICH The following is taken from the book, Genealogy," by Naera Smith ALRICH and or correspond with the authors, write Ave., Upper Darby, PA 19082. The book "Uncle Levi and the A1rich (A1ricks) Family William Henry ALRICH, III. To order a copy to Mrs. William H. ALRICH, 29 South Kirk1yn cost them about $25 each to print. To correspond with or join the Pieter A1richs Foundation, write to Bill ALRICH, 248 Upper Gulph Road, Radnor, PA 19087. Alaric Gandy ALRICH was born 24 September 1868 at 511 Cooper St., Camden, New Jersey, the only son of Levi Lockard and Emma Buck (ELDRIDGE) ALRICH. His father was employed as foreman of an umbrella factory, then became the proprietor of a grocery and provision store for about four years. In July 1878, Levi took his wife and two children to Cawker City, Kansas when Alaric was about 10 years of age. They arrived in January 1879, and Levi took a job as a clerk and began to edit the Soldier's paper, "Camp Fire." In April 1883, he bought the "Free Press" and changed its name to "The Public Record." Over the next 34 years, he remained as editor of "The Public Record" and bought out a number of his competitors. One of his hobbies was genealogy, and it was from him that the authors obtained much of their information. Alaric attended public schools, helping his father in his newspaper office in his spare time and learning the printing business. His father was intensely interested in providing his chi1dreri with a good education~ Alaric and his sister Rachel became accomplished musicians and were invited to perform at church and social events. By 1906 Alaric had established his own Commercial Printing Co. in Lawrence, Kansas, dealing in letter heads, envelopes, rubber stamps, business forms and cards, invitations and book-binding. He became active in community affairs, serving as Division Commander of the Sons of the Veterans in Kansas in 1913 and 1914. He was a member of the Masonic Lodge and for 30 years was a clarinetist in the Baptist Church. On 30 June 1897, Alaric married Helen Marion "Nellie" OATMAN, daughter of Ade1fus and Mary (RANSON) OATMAN. Nellie had been born in Leavenworth, Kansas on 23 October 1876. They had one child, Eleanor Evelyn ALRICH, born about 1905 at 347 Indiana Street in Lawrence. She married first a Naval officer attached to the Brooklyn Navy Yard whose name is unknown to the authors. Shortly afterward the marriage ended in divorce. About 1930 she married the son of Dr. James NAISMITH (the physician, teacher, and minister who invented basketball as a gym sport and was Kansas University's Director of Physical Education for 39 years.) Alaric died 19 October 1939 in Kansas City, Kansas. Nellie died 13 January 1960. They are both buried in Memorial Park Cemetery, Lawrence, Kansas • --- . ----.--.. .... ..-. .. .-~ . i ;1 II I i ~ - - . A GALRICH • • , PRINTING. DIN DING. RVBBER STAMPS. { ", Enllravlnll. Steel Ole Stationery. Seals. Badlles. 736 ~1ASS. ST. Indelible Linen Markers. FaCSimile SllInatures. LAWRENCE, KANS.: ,r SIX·INCH l\1EA~UHE 1 I 21 31 41 !:~L'-Ll tiLl I JJJLCtf LLcLIJ Li.LLLJ ~I_I_LLI 106 51 6 _J ~LL~IJ LLLI J_L ~ �THE ANCESTRY OF ALARIC GANDY ALRICH 1. Sigfridus A L RIC KS, Rev. of Niekerk, Groningen, East Friesland (N etherlands). 2. Pieter ALRICKS, m. Maria WESSELLS 9 Feb 1664, New York, NY, daughter of Warner WESSELLS. He d. 1697, New Castle, New Castle Co., DE. She d. sometime before 1694. 3. Jacobus ALRICH, b. c.Jul/Aug 1671, m. before 1696 Hester FORRET, daughter of John FORRET. He d. after 15 Oct and before 3 Nov 1705, New Castle Co., DE. 4. Sigfridus ALRICH, b. c.1695, m. 1st c. 1717/8 Mary_, who d. c.1736; m 2nd c.1740/1 Elizabeth ; d. Apr 1743, New Castle, DE. Widow Elizabeth m. John STOCKTON of CecllCo., MD. 5. Peter Sigfridus ALRICH, son of Sigfridus by his first wife ~1ary, b. c.1719, Cecil Co., MD; m. 25 May 1740 Susannah STIDHAM, daughter of Lucas and Ingerborg (JACQUETT) STIDHAM. He d. Nov 1764, New Castle Co., DE. She d. Mar 1794. 6. Jonas ALRICH, b. 22 Mar 1759, Wilmington, DE; m. 23 Dec 1790 Susannah CANBY, daughter of Jonas and Susan (HADDON) CANBY; d. 23 Oct 1802, Wilmington, DE. Widow Susannah m. John HADDON 19 Mar 1807. She d. 29 Feb 1848. 7. Peter Lawrence ALRICH, b. 27 Jun 1794, Wilmington, DE; m. 12 Nov 1835 Philadelphia, PA Eliabeth LOCKARD, daughter of John and Rachel (ROBERTS) LOCKARD. He d. 11 Jul 1849, Philadelphia, PA. She d. 13 Mar 1893, Philadelphia, PA. 8. Levi Lockard ALRICH, b. 5 Oct 1840, Philadelphia,PA; m. 13 Feb 1866 Emma Buck ELDRIDGE, daughter of William and Elizabeth (GANDY) ELDRIDGE. He d. 24 Oct 1917, Cawker City, KS. She d. 15 Dec 1925. _-,",./0': . . __ 0-_._0 ..-- . . --. '--?J: ::!::. '~~-~.::;.~:" ,r .9. Alarie Gandy A L RIC H. (See preceding . 107 ALARIC GANDY ALRICH ,~ t :" �:< 11 RALSTON FAMILY BIBLE (EDITOR'S NOTE: When I recently inherited this job, among the piles of papers was a Bible whose source is unknown. Besides containing a list of births and deaths, it contained some notes and newspaper clippings. The contents are being printed here, after which the Bible will be donated to the Watkins Community Museum, 1047 Massachusetts St., Lawrence, KS 66044.) The Bible was printed by the American Bible Society, New York, in 1895. BIRTHS E.V. RALSTON born Dec 22, 1838 Martha A. GITHENS RALSTON born Oct 16, 1836 Mary McCORKLE born Sep 14, 1842 Elizabeth J. RALSTON born Sep 11, 1865 George R. RALSTON born Feb 26, 1868 Lora A. RALSTON born May 30, 1870 (A line has been erased here) Mary E. RALSTON born Jun 7, 1878 Hattie O. RALSTON born Apr 2, 1880 Je 11 a P. RALSTON born Sep 10, 1882 Carl N. RALSTON born Nov 21, 1883 Sylvia Bertha BURTNER born Jul 21, 1896 Bessie DAVIS born Jun 1, 1893 Uncle Sam P. RALSTON Sep 3, 1837 DEATHS Martha A. RALSTON died May 27th 1873 - 36-7-11 George R. RALSTON died Oct 17th 1898 in Dawson City, Alaska 30-7-21 Elias Valentine RALSTON died Feb 3, 1912 - 73-1-11 Mary RALSTON died April 7, 1917 - 74-6-23 Carl Newton RALSTON April 18, 1920 - 35 yr, 4 mo, 8 da (a line erased here) Mary Esther MILLER July 5, 1921 - 43 yr, 28 da Sam P. RALSTON April 8, 1927 Jella P. JOHNSON June 28, 1934 Hattie O. NOAH April 13, 1944 lizzie HOARD April 9, 1945 NOTES INCLUDED WITH THE BIBLE On inside cover: 8th Anniversary 1942, 552 radio 10 short radio station waves, 1 month ago, 157 stations 709 stations 108 �RALSTON FAMILY BIBLE, continued. Newspaper clipping, source unknown: "Mrs Brutus COMBS Dies in Hospital" Mrs. Brutus COMBS, aged about 35, died at 8 o·clock Sunday evening, November 18 1945 in the hospital at Independence where she had had an operation Saturday morning. Mrs. COMBS was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George W. BURKE of Waverly. The family lived on the farm east of Burlington for several years after their marriage, then went to Moline where they operated a restaurant and recently the family has been living in Independence. Mrs. COMBS leaves her husband and three sons, Billy, who is in the U.S. Navy, Buddy and Francis"of the home. Mr. and Mrs. Claude COMBS and Mr. and Mrs. Charles COMBS of Burlington went to Independence Sunday night to be with Brutus and his.family. No word of funeral arrangements has been received here this morning. Newspaper clipping, source unknown, but apparently from Waverly, in Coffey Co., Kansas. "Mrs Ed YEAGER Dies Monday Evening" Mrs. Ed YEAGER died very suddenly at the farm home southeast of Waverly about 8 o·clock Monday evening, May 28, 1945. It is thought that she suffered a stroke. After finishing supper in the early evening Mrs. YEAGER complained about being dizzy and said she would lie down a while. Mr. YEAGER went out to do the chores and came in a little later to see how she was and found her asleep. A little later when he came in he was convinced that she was very ill and called the doctor. She only lived about an hour after the doctor came. Mrs. YEAGER was born at Waverly July 26, 1889 and had lived in this vicinity all her life. Besides her husband she is survived by two sons, Frank C. YEAGER of Harris and Roy E. YEAGER of Waverly, a daughter, Mrs. Don TRENARY of Los Angeles, Calif., and two sisters, Mrs. Pearl LYNER of Rogers, Ark., and Mrs. Jess HARDESTY of Yates Center. Funeral services will be held from the Methodist church at Waverly but complete arrangements have not been made pending word from her daughter in Ca 1iforni a. "-21 Years Ago-" Miss Lois MONROE spent a few days at the F.H. MONROE home this week. "-21 Years Ago-" John RONGISH, former owner of the City Cafe in Waverly, has bought the College Cafe in BALDWIN CITY. "-21 Years Ago-" Harold KELLEY went to Ransomville Friday morning to work on the steel gang. "-21 Years Ago-" Mrs. J.H. CLARK left for Burrton, Kans., Saturday after receiving word of the death of her mother, Mrs. Ruth PAYNE. 109 �RALSTON FAMILY BIBLE, continued. Newspaper clipping from liThe Kansas City Times," Thurs., December 19,1946. On it is written, "Your hard work 1essens." "RIEGER to Scout Helm - Council Elects President of Mercantile Bank - Jack P. WHITAKER, the Retiring President, Is Named as Chairman of the Executive Committee" Nathan RIEGER, president of the Mercantile Home Bank &Trust company and long prominent in civic and Boy Scout activities, last night was elected president of the Kansas City Area Boy Scout council. RIEGER suceeds Jack P. WHITAKER, president of the Whitaker Cable Corporation of North Kansas City, who is completing his third term as council president. WHITAKER was named to replace E.B. BLACK of Black & Veatch, past council president, as chairman of the executive committee of the board of directors. BLACK was re-e1ected to a 3-year term on the executive committee. The election took place at the monthly meeting of the area council directors at the Hotel Muehlebach. Charles HIPSH, president of Hipsh, Inc., was elected commissioner of the Kansas City district, and WHITAKER was named commissioner of the Kansas City area. Vice-presidents are Henry J. MASSMAN, jr .••••• (end of clipping) Newspaper clipping,"The Waverly Gazette," date unknown. "J.M. RAGSDALE is buried at Waverly" The funeral of J.M. RAGSDALE was held in the Halls Summit Methodist Church with burial in Waverly Cemetery. The service was conducted by Rev. H.L. KOONCE, the pastor. The music was furnished by Mrs. Maxine LAUGHERY, Miss Dotty CHATELAIN, Lee CHATELAIN accompanied by Mrs. Lee CHATELAIN. They sang "In the Garden" and "No Tears in Heaven." Mrs. Maxine LAUGHERY also sang a solo "Beautifu1 Isle." Miss Lulu CHRISTIE played the processional and recessional. Body bearers were Harley KLOCK, Clarence POPE, Curtis MOON, Carl BIDLEMAN, Leon WATKINS and Harlan DAVIDSON. Jesse Miller RAGSDALE was born at Chapel Hill, Mo., on March 17, 1873, and died March 8, 1944. He was 70 years, 11 months, 20 days of age. His parents were Thomas A. and Parthenia EASLY RAGSDALE. He grew up in the neighborhood of Chapel Hill where his parents resided. He was united with the Elm Baptist church there when quite young. At the time of his first marriage he became a member of the Congregational church at Kirwin. At the time of his passing he was a member of the Baptist church at Waverly. While managing a ranch in New Mexico he met Miss Grace Greenwood WILLIS, who later became his wife. They lived at Kirwin. To this union were born two children: Darryl Willis RAGSDALE of Denver, Colo., and Eu1a Grace RAGSDALE, now Mrs. D.C. DAVIS of Manhattan. Mrs. Grace Willis RAGSDALE died in the spring of 1904. On July 21, 1907, he married Viva MAJOR and three children were born to them: Verne Major RAGSDALE of Jeffersonville, Ind., Jesse Lyle RAGSDALE a lieutenant in the U.S. Army located at Murfreesboro, Ten .• , and Partheni~ Louise RAGSDALE, now Mrs. A.B. CLASON of Newton. He also leaves nine grandchildren. 110 �RALSTON FAMILY BIBLE, continued. "J.M. RAGSDALE is Buried at Waverly," continued. Mr. RAGSDALE spent most of his life in Missouri and Kansas moving to Waverly in 1921. He was third eldest of a family of nine children. His sisters and brothers living are: Mrs. Fannie CHEEK, Kansas City, Mo.; Mrs. Florence VIOLETT, Bates City, Mo.; Walter RAGSDALE, Bates City, Mo.; Mrs. Maude WELCH, Tulsa, Okla.; twins, Albert RAGSDALE of Phillipsburg and Mrs. Ada WELCH, deceased; Benjamin RAGSDALE of Holden, Mo., and Robert RAGSDALE of Agra. Mr. RAGSDALE was always considered a good neighbor by those who knew him and as a husband and father he was ever patient, loving and kind. Relatives and friends from a distance attending the funeral were: Mr. and Mrs. D.W. RAGSDALE of Denver, Colo. Mr. and Mrs. D.C. DAVIS, Dwila and Duane of Manhattan. Mr. and Mrs. Verne RAGSDALE, Loren and Clifford of Jeffersonville, Ind. Lt. and Mrs. Jesse Lyle RAGSDALE of Murfreesboro, Tenn. Mr. and Mrs. Arlie B. CLASON and Mrs. J.B. BEUTLER of Newton. Mrs. Maude WELCH, Tulsa, Okla. Mr. and Mrs. W.R. RAGSDALE and Willard of Agra. Mr. and Mrs. J.W. RAGSDALE, Miss Florence VIOLET, Mrs. Ray VIOLET and William HAGGARD of Bates City, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. Ben RAGSDALE, Dennis KYLE and Miss Maxine WEIDE of Holden, Mo. Mrs. Fannie CHEEK, Willard WELCH and Mrs. Maude WALLACE of Kansas City, Mo. Mrs. Saloma EASLY and Miss OLA of Ottawa. Mrs. Carrie' PALMER of Warrensburg, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. Fred TYSON of Osage City. A piece of ledger paper inscribed at the top with: To Geo. R. RALSTON, Dr., Drayman, Front St., bet. 9th & 10th, Boise City, Idaho. A piece of paper on which is written: Callers at Lora Browns. Mrs. FEAR, Mrs. GASTON. Mrs. Clifford BROYLES. Mrs. Faye GORSUCH. Mrs. Dollie KLINE. Mrs. Dora SAMSON. Mrs. FEAR. Mrs. H.R. MEYER of Lawrence spent Wed afternoon with me. Mrs. SHEPHERD. Mrs. Geo. MICHAEL. Mrs. Etta HARRIS. Miss Lela HARRIS. Mrs. GASTON. Mrs. FEAR. Mrs. Ida FIELDS. Mrs. Nora KERN. Mrs. Tillie WILLIAMS and Mrs. Lucy BALL and daughter called today Monday 24th and Mrs. KLINE 24th. Mrs. Carl BIDLEMAN. Mrs. Lizzie ALBERT. Mrs. Tillie WILLIAMS. An envelope, addressed to Mr. and Mrs. J.M. BROWN, Waverly, Kansas, from O.P. and Nellie C. SPEIRS, 143 West Eleventh St., Claremont, California. Postmark from Claremont, CA 1941. A receipt from Ted's Market Groceries and Meats, Waverly, Kans., 2 Jul 1947, to Mrs. L. BROWN, for sugar and Cream of Wheat. 111 �RALSTON FAMILY BIBLE, continued. Newspaper clipping, source unknown, apparently from Waverly, KS. "P.H. ATCHISON Dies at Daughter's Home." P.H. ATCHISON, resident of Waverly for many years, died Wednesday, November 14, 1945 at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Crystal SOBEY at Galt, Calif. Mr. ATCHISON went to California from Waverly just a few months ago to make his home with his daughter. He was preceded in death by Mrs. ATCHISON in June, 1943. Mr. ATCHISON lived as a young man in the Key West neighborhood and moved to Waverly 41 years ago. Mr. ATCHISON was widely known over a large territory in the real estate business and also handled loans and insurance. He has a brother, R.A. ATCHISON at Denver and two sisters, Mrs. Marie READER and Mrs. Bertie SHEPHERD in Waverly. Funeral services at 2:30 o'clock Wednesday afternoon from the Baptist church in Waverly with interment in Key West cemetery. Newspaper clipping, source unknown: "Raising Church Money" Dear Hope: I think the word of God gives us a method of ralslng money that is by tithing and free will offerings. He does not expect value in return. Jesus used a scourge on those that sold in the temple. - E.R., Bloomington, Neb. Newspaper clipping, source unknown, probably Waverly, KS: "Frank B. HYLE Passes Away Tuesday Morning - Death Comes After A Stoke Suffered Sunday Morning" Frank D. HYLE, aged 80 years, passed away Tuesday morning, May 2, 1939 at 5:30 o'clock. Death was caused from a stroke which he suffered Sunday morning at 5:30. He is survived by his wife and four children: John HYLE, of Quenemo; Louis HYLE, of Washington, D.C.; Early HYLE, of McPherson; and Mrs. Lois LIPMAN of Thrall. He is also survived by five grandchildren and eight living sisters and brothers. The family had lived in and around Waverly for the past 22 years. Funeral services were held Thursday, May 4, at 2:00 p.m. at the Methodist church with the Rev. C.V. SHULENBERGER in charge and interment was in the Burlingame cemetery. QUANTRILL RAID ACCOUNT --Mrs. N.D. Stevens, Northport, Michiqan . . "My parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley H. Duncan, lived where-the Watklns .Ba~k now stands. My father had a store, I think, near where ~~lth ~ Undertaking establishment stood later, possibly a few duurs nurth. ,They asked father to show them where his store was and_~~e~_would~t shoot him. We lost the store and the stock, and S8,uuu.uu in gold. Chas. S. DUNCAN's family had more tryinq e:l;periences. " From: Lawrence (Kansas) Booster Book, 112 1913. �(continued from Volume XII, No.2) THE KANSAS FARMER AND MAIL & BREEZE DIRECTORY OF FARMERS AND BREEDERS OF DOUGLAS COUNTY 1920 Pages: DOUGLAS COUNTY FARMERS' DIRECTORY Abbreviations Used in this Directory a--Acres; Ch--Children; O--Owner; T--Tenant or Renter; R--Rural Route; Sec--Section· Maiden name of wife follows directory name in parentheses, ( ); figures'at end of information--year became resident of county. Name of farm follows name of children in quotation 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 Kan\'/aka Sec 13 016a (1866) Tel. Lawrence Lawrence. Means Jones, John R--Name. (Vera James)--Wife's Maiden name. Ch James, Albert--Children named James, Albert. "Sunnys ide Farm"--Name of farm. Lawrence Rl--Postoffice Lawrence, R. F. D. 1 Kanwaka Sec 13--Kanwaka township, Section 13. 0160a--Owner of 160 acres. (1866)--lived in county since 1866. Tel. Lawrence Lawrence--Telephone. G continued GRESS, John, (Emma NUFFER) Ch Roy, Herbert, Pearl, Ruth; Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec 28 0320a (1880) Tel. Stull Stull GRISSA, Theodore E., (Myra SCOTT) Ch Charles, Murray, Alice; "Griesa Nursery Farm," Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec SNE 030a (1890) Tel. Kansas Lawrence GRIFFIN, Edward H., (Anna DOYLE) Ch Mamie; Overbrook R2, Marion Sec 3SSW 0200a (1862) TeL Farmers' Independent Overbrook GRIFFIN, Seth T., (Erma KARNES) Ch Ethel, Dortha; "Fairview Farm," Lawrence R10a, Wakarusa Sec 20SE 0140a (1898) Tel. Kansas Lawrence GRIFFIS, Clarence, (Johanna WILL) Ch Fred, Mary, Johanna, Marvin Bernice; Baldwin RS, Palmyra Sec 17NW T160a R. C. JACKMAN (1870) Tel. Vinl and Vinland GRIFFITH? George T., (Estella Shaw) Ch Mabel, Eunice, Evan, Marie, Melvln; Lawrence R4, Wakarusa Sec 26SW 080a (1862) Tel. Kansas Lawrence GRIFFITH, Louis H., (Maud ALLEN) Ch Dorothy, Lila, William, Dora Marquarite, Irene; Richland R18, Marion Sec 4NE T160a W. H. ~RIFFITH 113 �(1881) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star GRIMES, Guy C., (Jessie HAGUE) Ch Lor1eta, Leo; Eudora Gen Del, Eudora Sec 9N T21a J. ROTHBERGER (1900) GRaB, Edward H., (Katherine DUNCAN) Ch Ra1ph,Mi1dred, Paul; Eudora R1, Eudora Sec 298 T160a M. Grob (1919) Tel. Eudora Eudora GROSDITIER, Albert, (Clara SCHEHRER~ Ch Gerald, Herbert; Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 1 T80a J. FIEINMUTH \1896) Tel. Eudora Eudora GROSDITIER, Matt, (Clara BROWN) Ch Albert, Louis, Helen, George, Theresa, Edward, Henry, Marie; Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 24-30-31S 0560a (1900) Tel Eudora ~ud9ra . GROSSMAN Martin, (Chrlstlne MANGEL) Ch Alma, Ruth, Thomas, Vln1and Rl, Palm~ra Sec 17NW 040a (1910) Tel. Vin1and Vin1and GROVER, J. G., (Mrs. Emily J. GROVER, mother; E. J. GROVER, brother; Nellie GROVER, sister) Lawrence R9, Wakarusa Sec 11SW T80a GROVER Estate (1878) Tel. Kansas Lawrence GUNTHER, Mrs. Mary, Ch Dora, Harry, William, Robert, Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 17r~ Tl60a M. WELL (1892) H HAAS, Theodore F., (Anna OSWALD) Ch Julius, Viola, Ada, Theodore, Jr., Baldwin R2, Palmyra Sec 7SW T158a (1873) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin HACK, Mrs. Lizzie, (Lizzie KOELKEBECK) Ch Emma, Minnie, Theodore, Henry, Oscar, Otto; Baldwin R4, Willow Sec 19N 0160a (1900) Tel. Mutual Worden HADL, Albert, (Grace Dee HEU1) Ch Alberta; IILone Oak Farm,1I Lawrence . R2, Eudora Sec 26 055a (1887) Tel. Eudora Eudora HADL, Edward, (Isabelle MADEL) Ch Donald, Allen; Lawrence R9, Clinton Sec 13NE T170a William SUTTON (1890) Tel. Clinton, Clinton HADL, Louie, (May NEWSON) Ch Bertha, Francis, Paul, Helen, Margaret, Robert; Eudora R2, Eudora Sec lpN T100a L. EDER (1904) Tel. Eudora Eudora HADL, Mike, (Margaret CAYLOR) Ch Viola, Glenn; Clinton, Clinton Sec 16N T155a E. B. RABER (1894) Tel. Clinton Clinton . HADL, Steve, (Goldie EUBANKS) Ch Ralph, Grace, Myrtle, Roy, Nannie; Eudora R1, Eudora Sec SN 050a (1918) Tel. Eudora Eudora HADL, William J., (Edith HUNZICKER) Ch Ernest,Fern, Ruby, Jess; Lawrence R2, Eudora Sec 26S 060a (1892) Tel. Bell Lawrence HADLEY, Lee L., (Lydia LEAVITT) Ch Marie, Leo; Baldwin R2, Palmyra Sec 16SW 0120a (1880) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin HAGEN, John W., (Martha SMOOTS) Ch Esther, Ruth; Lawrence R9, Clinton Sec 20NE T160a J. J. TOBLER (1920) Tel. Bell Lawrence HAGERMAN, Clarence A., (Viola NICHOLS) Ch Cecil; Vinland Rl, Palmyra Sec 14N T108a E. E. HAGERMAN (1890) Tel. Vinland Vinland HAGERMAN, ~lmer E., (Emma HOSKINSON) Ch Blanche, Frank, Clarence, Marie Fay; Vlnland Gen Del. Palmyra Sec 14NW-15NW 0108a (1880) Tel. Vinland Vinland . HAGERMAN, Frank, (Ella DEA) Ch Vernell, Leo, Baby; Eudora R8, Eudora Sec 7S 060a (1888) Tel. Vinland Vinland HA.GERMAN, Verna A., (Mary WADE) (Esther HAGERMAN, mother) Ch Mae; Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 7-125 T120a E. HAGERMAN (1884) Tel. Vinland Vi n1and HALDERMAN, S~muel W., (Mollie KENEDY) Ch Kenneth, Olin, Vera; Lawrence 114 �R9, Clinton Sec 23NE 0293a (1873) Tel. Clinton Clinton HALL James P., (Ollie COLLINS) Ch Earl, Lula, Freda; Baldwin R3, Pal~yra Sec 26NW 050a (1909) Tel Baldwin Baldwin HALL, Samuel, Ch Milton; Lawrence R6, Grant Sec 8 040a (1913) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HALLMARK John H., (Mattie CORBIN) Ch Elmer, Roy, HOward, Irvin, Leland, letha, Alvin, Clarence; BAldwin R4 Marion Sec 25NE T160a J. HOOVER (188) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star . HAMILL, Bertrand D., Lawrence R9, Cl,nton Sec 14N 0156a S. M. HAMILL (1884) HAMLIN, Newt, (Ellie SATTIN) Ch Albert; Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec l3E 060a (1901) HAMMON, A. G., (Marg ret KALB) Ch Uni e, Florence; "Valley View Farm," Vinland Rl, Palmyra Sec 3S 080a (1886) Tel. Vinland Vinland HAMMOND, Benjamin, A., (Irene TELKERT) Ch C.arl; "Spring Haven Farm," Baldwin R4, Palmyra Sec 32NW T180a Harriett WILSON (1876) Tel. Ba1dwi n Ba1dwi n HAMMOND, William U., Richland R17, Kanwaka Sec lW 0208a (1861) HAUSEN, John L., (Omi MILTON) Ch Myrtle, Scott, Ameralis, Alice, Fern; Eudora R3, Palmyra Sec l2N 040a (1870) Tel. Vinland Vinland HARBOUR, E. G. L., (Maud BROCKELSBY) Lawrence, Wakarusa Sec 31NE 0160a (1881) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HARBOUR, Thomas M., (Clara STROBLE) Ch Walter, Anna, Bert, Lucile; Lawrence R2, Eudora Sec 23 040a (1890) Tel. Bell Lawrence HARDING, W. Elmer, Ch Charles, Pearlie, Doris, Lilah; Richland R26 Marion Sec 2NW 040a (1871) Tel. Richland Richland HARDING, William Scott, Richland R36, Marion Sec llNW 0160a (1867) Tel. Richland Richland HARDTARFER, George W., (Rena GEIGER) Ch Rena, Howard, Rosie, O:car; Lawrence :3, Grant Sec 9 018a (1920) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HARDTAREER,Jacob Edward, (Caroline SIMON) Ch Clifford, Gladys, Frances, Overbrook R2, Marion Sec lSW 0160a (1877) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook HARRELL, David B., (Ida ANDERSON) Ch Grace, Walter, Russell, Ray; Richland R18, Clinton S t 34S 0220a (1862) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star HARRELL, John, (Kate ANDERSON) Minnie, Charles, Belle, Sarah, Roy, Myra; Richland R18, Clinton Sec 27C 0170a (1860) Tel. Clinton Clinton HARRELL, Russell M., (Ada GOFF) Ch Irene, Alma; Richland R18, Marion· Sec 4NE T350a M. A WOODWARD Estate (1892) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star HARRELL, Walter A., (Florence MARTIN) Ch Richard; Richland R18, Marion Sec 3NE 0160a (1890) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star HARRINGON, C. R., (Norma CRADY) Ch Charles R., Jr., David, Alice; Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec 8E T100a Mrs. Fred MIGHARIO (L910) Tel. Be 11 Lecompton HARRIS, Abraham, L., (Louisa HEFNER) Ch Ellen, William, Hattie, David, Mabel, Flossy, Earl, Roland, Leona; Baldwin R2, Willow. Sec l6S T160a J. E. DYER (1890) Tel. Mutual Worden HARRIS, Claude, (Maude AMANN) Ch Ruby, Vernon; Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 9SE 040a (1920) Tel. Kansas Lawrence . . HARRIS, David H., (Edna WIGGINS) Baldwin R2, Willow Sec 9S T90a T. E. DYER (1888) Tel. Mutual Worden HARRIS, J. D. &Sons, (Mary OTT) Ch Douglas, LeRoy, Kathleen, Ruth, Jerry, Eudora Rl, Eudora Sec 20 0360a (1887) Tel. Eudora Eudora HARRIS, Nelson, (Viola BIBBS) Ch John, Ruth; Eudora R3, Eudora Se6 9N 115 �Tla C. GERSTERBERGER (1919) HARRIS, William B., Lecompton R3, Kanwaka Sec 270 T160a W. W. HARRIS (1872) Tel. Lecompton Lecompton HARTMANN, August, (Louise KFAMJISHROTER) Ch Fred, Amella; "Clover Leaf Farm," Lecompton Rl, Lecompton Sec 7W-13 0250a (1800) Tel. Stull Stull "" HARTMAN, Fred L., (Louisa WIST) Ch Lula, Goldle, Ella Edwln, Elmer, Wilma; Lawrence R3 Grant Sec 13 T145a W. R. ADAMS (1919) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HARTMAN, Fred ric Mart, (Ettie OVERHALF) Ch Fred; OverbrookRl, Marion Sec 13SW 0870a (1871) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook HARTMAN, Gus, (Ethel WILSON) Ch Clifford; Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec 20W 080a (1886) Tel. Stull Stull HARTWELL, W. D. (Gertrude McBRIDE) Ch Mildred, Beryl, Max, Ernestine; "Nanatuck Farm," Baldwin R5, Palmyra Sec 28NW 060a (1903) Tel . . Baldwin Baldwin HARVEY, Ed S., (Maude HENRIE) Ch David, Henrie, Joyce; "Harvey Farm," Lawrence R10, Wakarusa Sec 21SE 0550a (1870) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HASE, Arthur A., (Catherine SIMON) Overbrook R2, Marion Sec llSW 0160a (1881) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook HASTLE, Fred, (Margaret PUGH) Lawrence R8, Wakarusa Sec 28SW 080a (1879) HASTLE, William H., Lawrence R8, Wakarusa Sec 15SW 030a (1859) HATCHER, Oral, (Myrtle HEYL) Ch Kenneth, Everett, Westina, Deverna; Richland R18, Marion Sec 7NW T102~a R. McKENZIE (1890) Tel. Farmers' Independent Richland HATTER, Arthur J., (Nettie GRIFFITH) Baldwin. R2, Willow Sec 12S 0160a (1880) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin . HATTER, Jacob H., (Emma VANATTA) Ch Arthur, May, Virgil, Cora; Baldwin R2, Palmyra Sec 17SW 0120a (1900) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin HAUGHAN, William R., (Anna WOOD) Ch Laura, Effie, Flora, Ada; Lawrence Rl Kanwaka T58a BRECK Hei rs (1897) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HAUSMAN, Henry, (Minnie ~1EEDER) Ch Emma, Alma, Stella, Clarence, Paul; Eudora Rl Palmyra Sec 16NW 0120a (1861) Tel. Eudora Eudora HAVERTY, James E., (Sadie DILLARD) Ch Lavern, Clifford, Alvan, Dorothy, Velmajune; Eudora Rl, Eudora Sec 9S 080a (1889) Tel. Eudora Eudora HAWK, John R., (Myrtle PRICE) Lawrence R3, Grant Sec 6 050a (1919) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HAWORTH, Cecil E., (Alma PICKETT) "Seven Oaks Farm," Lawrence Rl Wakarusa Sec 21NW T30a Prof. E. HAWORTH (1920) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HAY, William, (Emma HAUSER) Ch Tillie, Lester, Velma; Baldwin R5, Pal. myra Sec 33NW 02~a (1888) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin HAYDEN, Adrian K., (Mary BROAF) Ch Amella, Ida, Willard, Evelyn, Albert; Lawrence R8, Wakarusa Sec 14SW 092a (1903) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HAYDEN, Mrs. John, (Mary FORD) Ch William, James; Lawrence R9, Clinton Sec 24E Ola (1877) . . HAYDEN, Willard H., (Mary HANNA) Lawrence R6, Grant Sec 17 Tl70a K. U. Farm (1904) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HAYES, Morris, (Laura BAKER) Ch Luther, Harry, Laura, James; Lawrence R10, Wakarusa Sec15NE T80a W. F. RILTZ (1915) Tel. Lawrence HAYS, John L., (Ada Chandler) Wellsville Rl, Palmyra Sec 5SE T160a Mrs. Lizzie HAY (1875) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville HAYS, Mrs. Lizzie, (Lizzie MYERS) Ch Harry, Frank, John, Grace Bessie" Wellsville Rl, Palmyra Sec ¢SE 0700a (1890) Tel. CooDerati~e ' Wellsville . . 116 �HAZEN, William W., (Louise WATSON) Ch Vella, George, Fay, Wyc1iffe, Roy, Grace; IIP1easant View Farm,1I Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 27NW 0140a (1912) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin HEASTON, Edmond S., (Celia BOLAND) Ch Francis, Helen; Baldwin R4, Willow Sec 23N 0108a (1881) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin &Bell Lawrence HECK, Alfred, (Emma WULFKUHLE) Ch Arthur, Walter; IILeavenworth Junction Farms, II Lawrence R7, Grant Sec 21 0140a (1892 ) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HECK, Emil W. (Minnie MUELLER) Ch Katherine; Lawrence R3, Grant Sec 18 0142a (1892) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HEFFNER, David, (Lydia SCHWARTZ) Ch Pearl, Floyd; Baldwin R4, Willow Sec 19N 080a (1889) Tel. Mutual Worden HEFFNER, Joseph, (Rosa Lyon) Ch Earl, Inez, Olin, Alta, Fern, Arlie; Baldwin R4, Marion Sec 36SE 0160a (1869) TeL Mutual Worden HELM, Fred, (Mary BARNES) Ch Kenneth, Florence; Baldwin R1, Willow Sec 6N T130a Mrs. Christina HELM (1886) Tel. Mutual Worden HELM, Mrs. Lucy C., (Lucy BURKS) Ch Henry, Bessie, Otis, Annie; Richland R18, Clinton Sec 28C 0271a (1886) Tel. Clinton Clinton HEINEN, Guido H., (Ellen RAPPARD) Baldwin R1, Marion Sec 35SE 0160a (1900) Tel. Mutual Worden HEINEN, Oscar J., (Jeanetta ELM) Ch Alvin; Baldwin R4, Marion Sec 25NE 080a (1897) Tel. Mutual Worden HELLSTROM, Axel R., (Harvey HELLSTROM, brother) Lawrence R8, Clinton Sec 25SE T160a R. HELLSTROM (1886) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star HELLSTROM, Max R., Ch Otto, Axel Harvey, Anna, Walter, Clara; Richland R18, Marion Sec 4NE 0176a (1870) Tel. Clinton Clinton HELLSTROM, Rudolph, (Laura JOHNSON) Ch Frank, Clara, Teresa, Emma; Lawrence R8, Clinton Sec 040a (1860) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star HELM, James Dan, (Lola DEAY) Ch Grace, Edna, Bryan, William, Harold, Donava!1; Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 32 01 a (1885) .. . HEMPHILL,.HarrisonH.~ (Amanda BRIZENDINE) Ch Orville, Herschel, Frederic; Baldwin R5, Willow Sec 13N T2a John CHURCHBAUGH (1874) HENICK, Joseph, (Laura DAVENPORT) Ch Lloyd, Hazel; Lawrence R8, Grant Sec 1 T120a F. G. ALFRED (1920) HENLEY, Nathan P., (Eunice C. WINSLOW) Ch Mary, Wiley, Abner, Herbert; Eudora Rl Eudora Sec 27S-28 0240a (1900) Tel. Eudora Eudora HENON, Emil, (Euphema OSHEL) Ch Matilda, Lillian; Baldwin Rl, Willow Sec 12S 0160a (1870) Tel. Mutual Worden HENRY, Elm, (Minnie FLEER) Ch Theodore, John, Charles, Andrew, Nettie, . Emma, OrVille, Ida; Baldwin R4, Willow Sec 20-29N 0330a (1878) Tel. Mutual Worden HENRY, John D., (Myrtl e EBERSOLE) Ch Gertrude, Dwi ght; Lecompton Rl , Kanwaka Sec 23W 0180a (1885) Tel. Independent Stull HENRY, Otto, Baldwin R5, Palmyra Sec 18NE T185a S. Henry FRITZPATRICK (1910) Tel. Vinland Vin1and HENRY, William P., (Minnie HARTMAN) Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec 18W 050a (1890) Tel. Bell Lecompton . HEPNER, Ernest, (Oscar GIESEL, son-in-1a\Af) Ch William, Minnie, Mary, George, Martha; Overbrook R2, Marion Sec 34SE T160a R. OEHRLE (1900) HEPNNER, William A. Sr., (Bessie GEORGE) Ch Helen, William, Jr., Ruth; Overbrook R2, Marion Sec 34SE T80a Fred OEHRLE (1895) HERBERT, H. E., (Orissa RIPLEY) Baldwin R5, Palmyra Sec 33NW 02~a (1902) HERD, Issac T., (Ella STEWART) Ch Nora, Roy, Ray, Russell, Ora; Lawrence R6, Grant Sec 17 0145a (1890) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HERR, Marvin W., (Ethel FILBURN) Lawrence R4, Willow Sec 2N T100a E. L. 117 �HERR Tel. Private HERREN, Hillis H., (Mamie SUITER) Ch Pearl, Ralph, Lucille, Marie, Ellen Nora, Lloyd, Florence, Harold; Lecompton R3, Kanwaka Sec 26E 0160a (1918) Tel. Clinton Clinton HETRICK, Noah, Ch Maude, Charles; Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec 18E 0120a (1877) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HEY, David, (Mabel STEPHENSOt-.!) Edgerton R2, Palmyra Sec 3SE 0160a (1883) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville . HEY Frank (Margaret DWYER) Ch Helen, Irene; Edgerton R2, Palmyra Sec '27NE 024Da (1876) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville HEYL, Philip, (Adelalde BANK) Ch William, George, Jennie; Ri~hland R18 Clinton Sec 36SW 080a (1878) Tel. Farmers' Independent Rlchland HEYL, William H., (Villa LARGENT) Ch Myrtle, James, George, Helen, Pearl, Gladys, Opal; Richland R18, Marion Sec lNW 0120a (1880) Tel. Richland Richland HIATT, T. B., (Alice FRASER) Ch Alice, Grace, Clyda, Doris, Theron; Lawrence R4, Willow Sec 2N Tl13a Dr. E. SMITH (1868) Tel. Bell Lawrence & Mutual Worden HIBNER, Harvey R., (Mrs. G. R. HIBNER, mother; Avery HIBNER, brother) IIFaraway Farm,1I Lawrence R4, Willow Sec 10N T132a Mrs. G. R. HIBNER Tel. Bell Lawrence HICKS, Mrs. A. A., Ch Anna, Allena, Sheldon; IIMaple Wood Farm,1I Lawrence R6, Grant Sec 19 063a (1905) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HIDDLESTON, Benjamin, (Lillian REED) Ch Marie, Everett, Veran, Viola, Clarence, Herschel, Wilbur, Thelma, Leoti; Lecompton R3, Kanwaka Sec 26E T320a Jerry Lyons (1910) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HIGGINS, Earl F., (Millie STATION) Lawrence R8, Wakarusa Sec 27SW T160a Mary M. HIGGINS (1898) HILBERT, Fred C., (Edith GRESS) Ch Earl, Claude, Homer; Richland R17, Clinton Sec 23NW 0240a (1874) Tel. Farmers' Independent Richland HILBERT,William J., (Lena WILCH) Ch Russell: IIValley View Farm,1I Richland R17, Clinton Sec 23NW 080a Clinton Sec 23NW Tl95a (1872) Tel. . Farmers' Independent Richland HILL, M. Charles, (Martha A. PEARSON) Ch John, Gurney, Charles, Eunice; Eudora Rl Eudora Sec 34N 0170a (1865) Tel. Eudora Eudora HILL, J. H., (Mary SWALLOW) Ch Terressa, Jessie, John, William, Bertha, Edith, Tillie, Randall, Charles; Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 34SW T160a W. D. SHIKE (1917) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin HILL, John J., (Ida B. DILLY) IIS unny Dell Farm,1I Vinland Rl, Palmyra Sec 9NW 0120a (1883) Tel. Vinland Vinland HILL, Noel, (Pearl WITCHELL) Ch Thomas, Charles, Francis, Olin, Dorothy; Lawrence R8, Wakarusa Sec 22SW 042a (1875) HILL, Thomas, (Sarah E. SAWS) Ch Clara,William, Sarah, Amy, Nellie James, Andrew; Richland R17, Kanwaka Sec 7W 037~a (1865) , HILL, Thomas E., (Tessie COLLOW) Ch Earl, Glen, Muriel, Etna; Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 34NW 050a (1911) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin HILL, W. C. (Ella MASON) Ch William, Emerson, Blanch, Charles Arthur Howard; IILong Vi ew Farm, II Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec 1E 055a ' (1870) Tel. Bell Lecompton HINDMAN, O. M., (Nora WHITE) Ch Dorothy, Louise; Baldwin R5, Palmyra Sec 19NE 0156a (1880) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin HINES, William, (Queen TOWNSAND) Mary, Nancy, Josie; Lawrence R10, Wakarusa Sec 29 080a (1863) HIRD, Arthur, (Ethel RICHARDSON) Ch Harold, Ivan, Eugene, Marguerite; IIWa1nut Grove Farm,1I Lawrence Rl, Kanwaka Sec 35E 0120a (1904) Tel. 118 �Kansas Lawrence HIRD, Carl, (Edna EPLEY) Lawrence Rl, Grant Sec 32 0120a (1903) Tel .. Kansas Lawrence HIRD, Homer, (Messie RICHARDSON) Ch Esth~r, Paul, Howard; "Mount Joy Farm Lawrence Rl, Kanwaka Sec lE 0240a (1900) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HIRD Ir~ (Myrtle C. EPLEY) Ch Dale, Viola, Lucile; Baldwin R5, Palmyra ~ec 2iNW090a (1901) Tel. Vinland Vinland HIRD, Oliver M., (Ninon OLDS) Ch Ollie, Blanche, Beulah; Baldwin R2, Willow Sec 10E 080a (1901) Tel. Mutual Worden HIRD, Thomas, (Martha TURNER) Ch Martha, Homer, Arthur, Ira, Virgil, Carl, Carrie; Lawrence Rl, Wakarusa Sec 28SW 040a (1900) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HIRT Jesse (Dora FLORY) Ch Orva; Lawrence R4, Willow Sec llN 0160a (1912) fel. Lone Star Lone Star HOAD, Mrs. Gertrude M., (Gertrude E. EVANS) Ch William, Bruce; "Wild Wood Farm," Lecompton, Lecompton Sec 34N 035a (1856) Tel. Bell Lecompton HOBBS, James E., (Minnie GISH) Ch Raymond, Otis, Lola, Alva, Theodore, Carl; Richland R18, Marion Sec lONE 080a (1902) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star HOBSON, James L., (Anna HAGUE) Ch Harry, Earl, Donald, JErald; Baldwin R2, Willow Sec 14S 0160a (1910) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin HODGE, John, (Cora McGRATH) Ch Clarence, Mary, Thelma, Vinland Rl, Palmyra Sec 7m'J T90a HERNIN~ Estate (1895) HODGE, M. G., (Sarah E. BELLOWS) Ch John, Clarence, Nellie, Roy, Floyd Eva, Willis, Harold; Lawrence R8, Wakarusa Sec 15SW T180a THATCHER Estate (1895) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HODGES, J. N., (Dora CORBIN) Ch E1ma, Orlin; Lawrence R8, Wakarusa Sec 34SW T410a William J. LIND (1891) Tel. Kansas Lawrence . HODL, A10is L., (Frances MODL) Ch Oscar, Charlott, Leonard; Lawrence R2, Eudora Sec 36S 080a (1885) Tel. Eudora Eudora HODSON, Lewis (Ida HICKS) Ch Amos, Ormal, Clarence, Louis, Phoebe, Ida; Lawrence R5, Wakarusa Sec lONW T300EMERY Estate (1907) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HODSON, Ormal (Carolina CUMMINGS) Ch Margaret; Lawrence R5, Wakarusa Sec 9N~J nOOa EMERY Estate (1907) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HOFFMAN, B. S., (Grace BRAGG) Ch Delbert, Virgie, Howard, Myrtle, Anna, Lloyd, Thresa, A1githa; Overbrook Rl, Marion Sec lOSE 0120a (1907) Te 1. Farmers Independent Overbrook . HOFFMAN, Joseph, Lecompton R3, Kanwaka Sec 26SE T45~a John HOFFMAN (1900) HOGG, Mrs. Emma, Ch Harley, John, Thomas, liThe Prairie Ridge Farm," Lecompton Rl, Lecompton Sec 36W 040a (1874) Tel. Bell Lecompton HOGG, Harley, (Grace GOFF) Ch Irene; Lecompton Rl, Lecomoton Sec 36W T40a Emma HOGG (1895) , . HOGG, Wil1iam~ Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec lW 0120a (1885) Tel. Bell Lecompton . HOGUE", S. F., (Katherine Cunni ngham) "Spring Grove Farm, Lecompton R~, Lecompton Sec 2E 0160a 1919) Tel. Bell Lecompton HOLCOM, Arthur E., (Nellie PUGH) Ch Frances, Arthur, Jr., Paul, Allen, Howard; Lawrence R8, Wakarusa Sec 16SW T100a Sarah Pugh (1890) HOLCOM, A. L., (Hester HARMON) Ch Albert, Martin, Clara, Effie, Arthur Alta, Louie; Lawrence R4, Wakarusa Sec 24SW 050a (1876) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HOLFSIMMER, A., (Mary MANSHARDT) Ch Stella, Mable, Esther, Irene, Lillie, II I II 119 �Raymond, Ruth, Paul; "S pr i ng Hill Farm, II Lecompton Rl, Kanwaka Sec 35W 0159a (1902) Tel. Stull Stull HOLKE, August W~, (Emma WESSENDOF) Lawrence R10, Wakarusa Sec 29SE 080a (1918) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HOLKE, Jack H., (Matilda NEWBURGER) Ch Helen; Lawrence Rl, Kanwaka Sec 36E 080a (1918) Tel Kansas Lawrence HOLLINGSWORTH~ Albert, (Olive WHITE) Ch Ralph, Lucian, ~uby, Op~l, Glenn" Cllnton, Clinton Sec 22C 040a (1886) Tel. Cllnton Cllnton HOLLOWAY,'Stephen S., (Emma E. FITZGERALD) Ch William, John, Henry, Theodore, Mary; "Ho 11 away Stock Farm, II Lecompton Rl, Lecompton Sec 12W 0160a (1913) HOLMES, Byron I., (Nellie TUCKER) Ch Edna, Bernice, Violet, Melvin; . Baldwin R5, Palymra Sec 20NW-21NW 0257a (1900) Tel. Vinland Vinland HOLMES, Lebbens M., (Velma A. KINDRED) Ch Volney, Oliver, Fields, Annabelle; Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 19 0120a (1887) Tel. Eudora Eudora HOLSAPPLE, Mrs. John H., (Katherine TOMLINSON) Ch Frank, Mary; Overbrook R4., Mari on Sec 21 NE 092a (1908) Tel. Farmers I Independent overbrook HOLSOt~, Emil, (Jessie FITZ) Ch Helen, Bruce; Baldwin R5, Palmyra Sec l7NE 0159a (1890) Tel. Vinland Vinland HOOD, Mrs. Abbie E., Ch Howard, Myron, Everett; Lecompton Rl, Lecompton Sec 36 T70a David HOLLOWAY (1908) Tel. Bell Lecompton HOOPES, Ray, (Belle REA) Ch Arthur, Eunice, Freda, Lynn, Ina; liThe Divide Farm," Overbrook R2, Marion Sec 2SW 080a (1917) Tel. Farmers' Inderendent Overbrook HOOVER, Benjamin L., (Anna FISHBURN) Ch Cora, Lola, Clyde; "0 ne Cedar Farm," Lone Star Rl, Marion Sec 16NE 0160a (1863) Tel. Alfred Overbrook HOOVER, Clarence M., (Cora GRAMMAR) Ch Gerald, Alda, Alice, Calvin, Overbrook R4, Marion Sec 29SW 0150a (1886) Tel. Farmers' Independent overbrook HOOVER, Isaac L., (Mary STUTSMAN) Ch Charles, Bert, Wegie, Clarence, Lloyd, Otis, Jess, Clifford, Foster, Dorsey Ruth; Lone Star Rl Marion Sec lONE 0400a (1859) Tel. Alfred Overbrook HOOVER Joseph, (Sally J. BROWN) Lawrence R8, Clinton Sec 31SE 080a (1855) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star . HOOVER, John L., (Susan TUTTLE) Lone tar Rl, Marion Sec 12NE 0170a (1861) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star HOOVER~ Otis E., (Jessie RHODEHAMEL) Ch Anna, Melvin; Lone Star Rl, Wi Ilow Sec oN OlOOa (1891) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star HORNBERGER, Albert L., (Pearl HEFFNER) Baldwin Rl, Marion Sec l2SC 0220a (1890) Tel. Mutla Worden HORNBERGER, Gotthold, (Anna HEMMINGER) Ch Amella, Anna, Emma, Georqe, William, August, Albert, Henry; Baldwin R4, Willow Sec 30N 080a (1872) Tel. Mutual Worden HORNBERGER, Henry G., (Emma ALT) Ch Alvin; Lone Star Rl Willow Sec 19N T180a W. H. HORNBERGER (1892) Tel. Mutual Worden HORNBUCKLE, G. E., Ch Collby, Eva; Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec l8E T250a W. H. DODDRIGE (1918) Tel. Bell Lecompton HORRELL, Mrs. Daisy E., (Daisy GILGES) Ch Maurice; Baldwin, Palmyra Sec 4SW 060a (1884) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin HORRELL, Frank, (Florence GILGES) Ch Virgil, Raymond; Vinland Rl, Eudora Sec 35S 0160a (1880) Tel. Lawrence Lawrence 120 �HORRELL, Mrs. John, (Lucinda MEYER) Ch William,Frank, Fred, John; Baldwin, Rl, Willow Sec 33N 077~a (1870) Tel. Mutual Worden . HORRELL, John W., (Elnora TODD) Ch Forrest, Frances; Baldwin Rl, Willow Sec 34S T176a John BECK (1892) Tel. Mutual Worden HOSKINSON, Harve, (Erma GOTTSTEIN) Vinland Rl, Palmyra Sec 13N T160a A. CUTTER Estate (1894) Tel. Vinland Vinland HOSKINSON J. D., Ch Edward, Cleo, Raymond, Clara, Minnie Joseph; Eudora R3, Palmyra Sec 12N-23N 0160a (1868) Tel. Vinland Vinland HOSKINSON, R. Ernest, Baldwin R5, Palmyra Sec 34NW 039a (1917) HOSKINSON, William Eugene, (Telitha STEVENS) Ch Mildred; Vinland Rl, Palmyra Sec 13N 080a Palmyra Sec 13N T 80a W. H. HOSKINSON (1885) Tel. Vinland Vinland HOUK, Charles W., (Seline JOHNSON) Ch Edith, Walter; Richland R17, Kanwaka Sec 8W 080a (1888) Tel. Stull Stull HOUK, Frank W., (Katherine UNGER) Ch Harley, Ruby, Marvin, Ellen, Al, fred; Lecompton R3, Kanwaka, Sec 35E T160a Frank HOUK (1887) Tel. Clinton Clinton HOUK, George J., Jr., (Emma WALTER) Ch Harold, Russell, Hazel, Ralph, Lecompton R3, Kanwaka, Sec 34 0120a (1884) Tel. Stull Stull HOUSER J. 0., (Mary MICHAEL) Ch Neola, Florence, Ethel, Alma; Lawrence R9: Clinton Sec 24NE 020a (1920) Tel. Clinton Clinton HOUT, John H., (Minnie HARRELL) Ch Thomas, George, Goldie, Rose, Lloyd, Ethel; Clinton, Clinton Sec 23NE 0136a (1879) Tel. Clinton Clinton HOWARD, Charles E., (Maud CONNELLY) Ch Helen, Kathryn, Nannie, Laura; Lawrence R4, Wakarusa Sec 25S 0160a (1878) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HOWARD, Hiram T., (Bertha RUMBAUGH) Ch Samuel, Glen; Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 11SW 080a (1911) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville HOWARD, John E., (Leona M. PETERS) Ch Lucile, Lewis, Theodore, Guy, Lloyd; Lawrence R10 Wakarusa Sec 32SE 040a (1876) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HOWARD, Lewis D., (Katherine CADE) Ch Charles, Ed, Frank, Walter, Chester, Fred; "Grand View Farm," Lawrence RlO, Wakarusa Sec 32SE 0240a (1857) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HOWARD, Mrs. W. C., (Catherine GROH) Ch Lannes, Tecumseh; Baldwin R4, Palmyra Sec 30NW 0279a (1890) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin HOWARD, Walter D., (Pearl PETERS) Ch Walter, Jr., Harold, Leona; Law..:. renee R1, Kanwaka Sec 25N 079a (1887) Tel. Kansas Lawrence . HOWELL, Mrs. Elizabeth J., '(E1iza ANDERSON) (F. A. ANDERSON, nephew) Baldwin R2, Willow Sec llS OSSa (1902) Te]. Mutual Worden HOWELL, George J., "Pleasant View Farm," Lawrence R5, Lecompton Sec leE 0160a (1870) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HOWSER, William A., (Lizzie BARNHART) Ch Earl, Verna, Fred, Albert; Baldwin R2,Willow Sec 18S 080a (1919) Tel. Centrapolis Centropolis HUDDLESTON, Orner I., (Erie TINDER) Lawrence R9, Clinton Sec 26NE 085a (1917) Tel. Clinton Clinton HUFF, Hi ram, Ch John; "Brown s Grove Farm, Lawrence R8, Wakarusa Sec 15SW T20a William BROWN (1908) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HUGHES, Carl F., (Fred HUGHES, brother; Maude E. HUGHES, sister) "Fair View Farm," WellsvilleRl, Palmyra Sec 15SW T160a T. F. HUGHES Estate (1900) Tel. Bell Lawrence HUGHES, Francis G., (Alma SCHUBERT) Ch Marion, Garnett; "Midway Farm," Lawrence R2, Eudora Sec 2N-35N T290a HUGHES Estate (1900) Tel. Be 11 Lawrence HUGHS, Charles W., (Flo DIXON) Ch Fleece, Mercedes; Wellsville Rl, Palmyra Sec 17SE 080a (1876) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville I II 121 �HUGHS, Joseph L., (Iva BELL) Ch Frankie, Floyd, Roy, Doris; IIWillow Brook Farm,1I Wellsville Rl, Palmyra Sec 9SE 0240a (1878) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville HUGHS, M. A., (Vida WILLEY) Ch Beulah, Eris; IIThree Cedars Farm,1I Wellsville Rl, Palmyra Sec 17SE 080a (1865) Tel. Cooperative Wellsvi lle HUGHS Roy, (Irene FIEHLER) Wellsville Rl, Palmyra Sec 16SE T80a J. L. HUGHS (1899) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville . HULCE John L., (Grace TUCKER) Richland R18, Clinton Sec 88S 0136a (;868) Tel. Clinton Clinton HULL, William H., (Lula HORST) Ch Beulah, Mamie, Harry; Wellsville Rl, Palmyra Sec 58E T2a Charles C. WATERS (1915) HUMPHREY, Arthur S., (Kittie GRIER) Ch Alfred, Hampton; Rich~and R18, Clinton Sec 25SW 080a (1881) Tel. Farmers' Independent Rlchland HUNDLEY J. R., (Ida BALKELY) Ch Bessie, Overton, Almeda, Alice Vella, Burton; Lawrence R9, Wakarusa Sec 18W 015a (1909) Tel. Kansas Lawrence . HUNSINGER, Adam, (Sophia HUNINGS) Ch Grace, Sophia, George, Carrie, Lawrence R4 Wakaru~a Sec 19SE Olla (1900) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HUNSINGER, charies C., lEffie GUTHRIE) Ch Carrie, Paul, Guy; Lawrence R6, Grant Sec lC T15a Walter B. PINE (1914) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HUNSINGER, George W., (Marie SEELE) Ch Clara, Dora, Carl, Helen, Esther, Lawrence R4, Wakarusa Sec 21SE 0140a (1871) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HUSTED, Charles G., (Clara Jones) Ch Marie, Clyde; Lawrence R3, Grant Sec 12 090a (1880) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HUSTED, George W., (Susan B. DOLL) Ch Elmer, Clara, Grover, Lucile, Roscoe, Thressa; IIRiverside Stock Farm,1I Lawrence R5, Wakarusa Sec 24NW 0140a (1909) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HUSTON, Earl M., (Zetha WRAY) Overbrook Rl, Marion Sec 18SW T80a Addie HUSTON (1910) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook HUTCHINSON, Ed, Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec 12E T160a M. D. GORRILL (1882) Tel. Bell Lecompton HYLAND, Edward F., (Nellie SWIMLEY) Baldwin Rl, Willow Sec 8S 0160a (1871) Tel. Mutual Worden HYRE, John W., (Mary MARKLEY: Ch Edna, Myrtle, Florence; Lawrence Waka~usa Sec 36N 0320a (1892) Tel. Kansas Lawrence . To be continued: (Typed by Edwina King) Submitted by Mark Lenz HISTORY NOTES January 1881: On the 19th, Kansas became the first state to prohibit all alcoholic beverages. January 1889: Mrs. J.E. COVELL held a gymnastics class at the Rink, 807 Kentucky. She charged 25 cents admission to see exercises with wands, dumbells, and clubs. An advertisement in the Lawrence Journal on January 13 said that lithe chief aim of the whole work is physical culture. 1I •.. A fire at E.B. GOOD's grocery, 937 Massachusetts, Lawrence, did several hundred dollars worth of damage. 122 �DATA FROM LAWRENCE KOlHHLY IIEETING .,, .' ' . . - 1~Qntinue_d frOm_Volo_ XII, NO~ _2)_' , , DATA FIRST ------------------------------------------------------ .~------------------------------ --------------. ' --------------. T. E. intent to marry Laura Hadley 1878/9/10 Newlin Tho~as ~. Laura Hadley 1878-10-13 Newlin Tho~as/Laura at liberty to larry 10/30 1878/10/23 Newlin n,OS. Ellwood! Lucinda ch. Gurney.,', Helen,Ellaline to Whittier CA 1892-11-16 Newlin Wm UViola A rcf Honey Creek, IA ch Lester,,! Carol, Ross 1885/2/18 Newlin Minnie dropped by request ' 1935-08-07 Newmark 8enjamin acceptably attended, 1869/11/17 Nicholson Dr. Wm./Sarah A ret Pasad~na MM CA 1893-11-15 Nicholson from 1893 assessment list Gec. 5 1893-02-15 Nicholson transferred by caretakers present residence George 1. 1895-06-12 Nicholson joined another church, dropped Georgia 1908-12-16 Nicholson II. Julia F. Ilewlin ' William 1883-02-22 Nicholson ~ia~y presented to 11M by H~ss N~tson, forMer KU librarian William 1933-05-03 Nicholson intent to larry Jul i a tlewlin ilillial' (jrl 1883/ll17 Nicholson from 1893 assessmen~ list Will. 5 1893-02-15 Nicholson . r d F:i ne Wood, tiC th 6'eor ge, Thollas, Wi l!iaa Wm/Sarah A. 1871/12/13 Nicholson lIarriag'e at }:30 ' , ' Newlin 18B3/2/22 Nicholson-Liila \Wilson) with lIIinor ch. to Long Beach CA 1895-12-18 Nixon frolll 1893 assess~~nt list " Dani el 2 1893-02-15 Norris ", dropped by cO~lIIttee Mattie N. 1891-02-18 Olin ref Squth Fairvie,w HM , John 1902-02-12 Outland transferred by caretakers to present residence Mahala 1895-06-12 Outland red by letter from 11. Eo Conway Springs KS ,_ Nellie 1890-0B-13 Outland rd Whittier CA " Hell i e 1892-07-13 Outland Stephen transferr,ed by caretakers to, pres,ent residence 1895-06-12 Outland StepheniMatilda ref Tonganoxie Ch Volney", 1886/6/17 Outland dropped by own request' :, Chauncy 1921-09-14 Overman ch. Chauncy, Elbert, req lei ElilMattie 1904-02-17 Over~an ref LeGrand, IA ch Alton" Ern~st, Cliff lIixon/llary 1885/4/15 Over~an rct Independ,ence KS 11M Ch Alto, Eillet, Buff Hixon/Mary 1886/3/17 Over;an :j ref Plainfield 11M, IN " , Alvin E 1886/4/14 Owen by 1etter frol II. E., Alvin E. 1918-04-17 Owen trns to M. E., Lawrence, , Edwin 1894-5-15 Owen by 1l1tter froll Heth. Epis 5'ons Charles, Edllin, Walter Ellal ine 1886111/17 Owen to K. E. Larallie NY Walter 1898-10-19 Owen reed by letter frol M. E. Alice 1891-07-15 Owens Alvin naled on SOGe standing ~omlittee 1889-12-12 Owens Alvin 5 fro" 1893 assesslent list 1893-02-15 Owens Al vin/ElRal ine joined M. Eo church 1915-01-13 Owens Charles ,req letter to H. E. N. Lawren~e 1895-07-15 Owens Ellma nailed on sOle stand'i ng cOllllAi tte-e 1888-12-12 Owens Mabel M. requests 'letter to M. E. Lallwrence 1896-01-15 Owens Ory req trans to tlinfi'eld KS Presby 1901-12-18 Owens July 1900 Corrected roll of melbership P2B6-291 Eva M. Non-resident, dropped by 11M 1927-08-17 Pachler Nettie by letter from II. E. LaMrence 1900-04-18 Pal;atur Wallace req. lem. 1900-04-18 Palmatur " Wallace/Nellie trans. tI. E. N. Lawrence 1907-03-13 Pal~eteer Lizzie ~ son Bryan trasns to l1ethodist' Ch. 1902-11-12 Parcells 1880/11/17 Parcels (Miles) Elizabeth MeD wish to remain gran~ed Aseni th rep to Il. II. ..,' ' 1969/11/17 Parker Asenith First Day School 1869/11/17 Parker Elisha/Asenath rct Argonia hl1, KS 1884/7116 Parker 1895-12-18 Parker Eiaira ch. Howard. Kary transferredt'o II. E. Lawrence 1893-02-15 Parker Elmira I from 1893 assessment list DATE LAST "'J ~ .~ ~ to ,,0: 123 ',' �DATA FROH LAWRENCE · DATE LAST HO~THLY HEETING DATA FIRST ----------- --------------- --------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------1889-02-12 1891-02-18 1893-02-15 1895-06-12 188417/16 1933-01-18 188117/13 1898-03-16 1894-02-14 1895-07-17 1893-02-15 1887/8/17 1894-04-18 1903-03-18 1920-11-19 1906-01-18 1888-12-12 1888-12-12 1895-10-23 1900-(13-14 1905-01-12 Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker (Newlin) Parnham Parrott Parrott Parsils ? Patchkaw Pearson Pearson Pearson Pearson Pearson Pearson Pearson Pearson Pease 1903-06-17 1921-04-13 1885/4/15 1893-02-15 1927/8117 1909-10-13 1907-12-18 1913-02-12 1932-09-14 1922-02-15 1893-02-15 1933-08-02 1885/10/21 1922-08-16 1930/6/18 1912-02-14 1916-07-12 1893-04-12 1908-07-15 1923-02-14 1893-04-12 1922-02-15 1898-06-15 1898-07-13 1896-03-18 1872/5/15 187216/12 Pence Penfield Penfield Penfi eld Penfield Perisho Perisho Perkins Perkins Perkins Perkins Perkins Perkins Perki ns Perkins Perkins Perkins Perkins Perkins Perkins Perkins Perkins Phillips Phillips Pickerd Pickering Pickering Pi eker i ng 1875/11/17 1891-05-13 188313/14 1891-05-13 Pi c:kering PicKering Pickering Pickering 1872-06~12 Elmira E. Elvira (Armstro ·John 3 John E/family John EILydia An Lucile Cox Elvira Rachel A. Joseph Joseph Lizzie Hana Alva H/Anna H Emery/Harriet Harriett I. Emery Nancy Seth Seth/Nancy tli 11 iara Eva ft ch. trans mel to place of residence. Aargonia to Argonia from 1893 assessment list transferred by caretakers to present residence rcf Sand CreeK HH, IN son Arthur W. rct Prairie Center HH HCD wish to remain member, granted req liIel req mel accepted renstated in H. E. so dropped frol 1893 assessment list Indian child transferred from Chestnut Hill to HasKel Institute certf to Long Beach CA ch. Leo, Ray, Velma rcf OSKaloosa HH IA •• new pastors rct Colorado Springs HH appeals recall of minute of service in Y. H. named on some standing committee named on sOle standing cOlmittee rct Pasadena HM CA dropped frol roll Chas. Josehpine, Hary, Gertrude, Lawrence. Duplicate trans to Portl and Gertrude Isabel dropped according to discipline FredlEdna trans to Congreg. Topeka Jane ref Tonganoxie ch WI, Alice, Frederic Jane 2 from 1893 assessment list William Non-resident Ie., dropped, also Fred, H.Alice, Elizabeth, WI. J Eli Ifamily rct Indianola KH IA Eli/Zora ch. Freedom, Liberty, ref Central City MH Neb. new pastor. Alice reco.lended for lei by Pastoral Comlittee Alice Day req mel. accept Bertram Dropped by action of Honthly Heeting C. G. 3 from 1893 assessment list Calvin loss by death in past year Calvin G. rcf Hahunta HM. NC John Joined another church Lillie rct Richmond,·HH, VA Lottie Pastoral COl. recommend melbership Lottie resigns melbership Hary Luisa ft ch Florence, David, Lillie, Bertram, Oran, John, rcf Woodland SC Roy has been member of H. E. 3 yrs so dropped. Sallie rct 2nd Friends, Greensboro, N. C. Sidney rcf Nahunta HM SC Sidney Dropped by action of Honthly Heeting Duff/Lucy rec by letter frOB H. E. North LaMrence Duff ILucy rct South I and KH Arkansas Laura ERma rct Pleasant Plain I I KS Albert m. Alleda Hadley Albert intent to marry Alleda Hadley Albert/Almeda meeting for worship to accoaplish larriage at Washington Hadley home Almeda H. rct Chicago HH, III Enos rct Northbranch H" KS Enos/SarahEllen ref Dale MH, IA Phineas ret Northbraneh "H KS r --- - ---, I 124 �. DATA FROM LAWRENCE HONTHLY HEETING DATE LAST 1878/2/13 1889-02-12 1886/10/20 1889-02-12 1893-04-12 1917-04-18 1872/8/14 1889-04-17 1872171 17 1875/5/12 1893-02-15 1927/8/17 192718/17 1907-09-18 1877/1117 1893-02-15 1886/11117 1936-06-05 1901-01-16 1915-02-12 1903-04-14 1906-03-14 188712/15 1888-10-24 1877/10/24 187717/18 1878/1/16 1896-05-18 1873/11/11 1873/12/16 187114/12 Pickett Pi ckett Pierson Pierson Pierson Pierson Pierson Pinson Pinson Pinson Pinson Pitts Poehler Pola ?Gola Pool Pool Pool Pool Pringle Pringle Puckett Puckett Puckett Puckett Pumphry Raper Reaper Reece Rees Rees Rees 1911-11-15 1911-01-18 1876/3/15 1876/3/15 1931111/18 1935-06-05 1923-03-14 193118112 1935-06-05 1923-03-14 1932-10-12 1933-08-02 1883/10/24 1873/9/17 Rees Rees Reese Reese Reynard Reynolds Reynolds Reynolds Reynolds Reynolds Reynolds Reynolds Rich Rich 1874/4/15 1875/8/18 Rich Rich 1907-12-20 1879/3/12 1922-02-15 1922-08-16 1913-02-12 Risley Risley Risley Robinson Robinson DATA FIRST ----------- .,--------------- --------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------ClarKson C rcf Salem HM, lA ClarKson/family rct Kansas City KS ch Henry Leslie, Chas/Anna rct Haviland HH Edwin/Alice trans meQ to place of residence. N. Will Creek Ind. Neva reeom for melll by overseers Roland C. req. memo Seth/Nancy ref Plainfield, IN eh Alva, Charles, Ella, William Edwin/Alice joined another church so dropped Nathan/Mary Ann ch Edwin rcf Tonganoxie NathanlMary Ann request to be released Seth 3 frol 1893 assessment list Adaline Non-resident Ie., dropped, ch James H, Frances R Eva Nan-resident lem, dropped, Frank trans to Congreg. Stockton KS John ref Blue River HH John 3 from 1893 assesslent list Helorina H req me., accepted Melvina death reported Her Ie req melll Hurl non-resident, dropped for lack of interest Enos/Anna(White she a min. received frol ? Enos/Annie rct Elk River HH Enos/Mary ref Springdale HH, KS ch Hinnie, Charles, Benjamin, Thomas Enos/Mary ret Independance HO ch. Charles, Benjamin, Florence. Stanly/Sarah min frol London, Eng, acceptably attended Margaret E. ref Fairmont HH, IN I. daughter, Hellen R. Slithson Hargaret ret Fairmount HH, IN daughter Rachel/family dropped for lack of interest. Hiram req dropped Hiram granted request for release Hiram/Rachel ref Tonganoxie ch. Zachariah, Hary, Leonard, Henry, Hinnetha! Zarilda W. A./Reba ch.Ruth, Emery, Olin rct Hill Creek KS W.A/Reba Hoffma ch. Ruth, Emery, Olin. rcf Gate OK KH Henry disowned for drunkenness ZurildaiKinueh diso14ned for disorderly conduct Emily ref Winchester "H, IN CI ara nailled on standi ng comlli ttee Clarence recorded associate, one parent non-aeaber Clarence req active lelbership Clarence nailed on standing cOllittee recorded associate, one parent non-melber Clifford L. Herbert invited to hold leetings Saluel loss by death in past year Elias acceptably attended (yearly meeting) Lucinda ref Honey Creek "H, IN ch Ellen, Calvin, Abbie, Delia, Huldah, Charley Phineas req mllbrshp Phineas/Lucinda ret Cottonwood MH, KS ch Ellen, Calvin, Abbie, Delia, Huldah, Charlie Chester mea recol by Pastoral COil. EllIIa rcf Oskaloosa, IA Ellla Certificate of mmbrshp to Los Angeles K" Albert W. Joined another church Geo. recomlended for lei by Pastoral Comlittee ---; 12.5 �DATA FROM LAWRENCE MONTHL' MEETING .. DATA FIRST LAST DATE __________________________ ______________ ______________________________________________________ -------------------7~ 1915-02-17 Robson 1927-0B-17 Robson 1927/8/31 Robson 1921-09-14 Rodgers 1921-09-14 Rodgers 1921-09-14 Rodgers 1921-09-14 Rodgers 1921-09-14 Rodgers 1921-09-14 Rodgers 1913-02-12 Rogers 1912-12-18 Rogers 1909-10-13 Rogers 1913-02-12 Rogers 1869/11/17 Roqers 188.3/3/12 Rose 1896-05-18 Ross 1911-12-13 Ross 1915-02-12 Ross 1993-08-16 Roundtree 1893-11-15 Roundtree 1893-08-16 Roundtree 1893-09-21 Roundtree 1904-11-16 Roundtree 1908-04-15 Roundtree 167217/17 Rue 1880/5/12 Rue 1894-01-17 Ru~baugh 192812i15 Rush 1927-11-16 Rush 1927/10/12 Rush 187211117 Rush 1926-01-13 Rush 1869/11/17 Rush 1969/11/17 Rush 1990-02-12 Rush 1888-12-12 Rush 1895-06-12 Rush 1928-07-18 Rush 1913-02-12 Russell 18B7/8/17 Sahpakeak 1891-02-18 Sam~s 1891-02-18 Sa~ms 1896-05-18 Samms 1881/7/13 Sams 18B417116 Sams 1922-02-15 Schneck 1914-01-14 Schooley 1936-07-05 Schooley 1915-06-16 Schooley 1937-04-05 Schooley 1915-02-12 Scott 1896-05-18 Scott 1915-02-12 Scott 1915-02-12 Scott 1931/11/18 Scott Asenath Geo George Carey Clarkson Dorothy Evaline Lee Zenus Carey Clarkson Clarkson/family Lee .. Mary H Ja;es M. Jar;,es Lola Perkins joined another church, dropped Non-resident, dropped by NM non-resident mem, dropped dropped by own request dropped by own request dropped by own request dropped by o~n request dropped by o~n request dropped by own request recommended for Gea by Pastoral Co~mittee rcf Hesper req ~e~ recommended· for lei by}astoral COlllittee acceptably attended fro~ As~· 6ro~e MH, ILL recomlended for membership by o.verseers .. dropped for lac~ of interest.· ret Greensboro N. C. M~ry non-resident, dropped for lac~ ~~ interest CharlottE gives consent for son Wilfred to marry. Della rct Kansas City MO intends to marry Della Davis Wi lfred II. DeliaH. Davis Wilfred WilfredlDelia ~ ,r,cf New Bedf.ord Ni1 Mass. new pastors Wilfried/Della rct Los, Angeles N,11 CA. Richard/Rachel ref W.hite Water, IN ch John, Alice, Edgar, Louise Ri chard/Rachel ,rct Rose Hi 11., MM KS ch John, Ada, Edgar, Loui s Sarah transferred to :Uni..ted Brethren, Lawrence Arthur D. passed aNay 2/1/28 Arthur D/l1ary new pastor; ch Lucy, Paris, John rcf Haviland Arthur/Mary O. ref Havi land, pasto.r, ch Lucy, Paris, John B Calvin/Eli~abet rct .Fairmount MM, IN [has Knight in their care Carl Non-resident, dropped Elizabeth CO~l\ittee on Education Katurah First Day School .. Ketura ch. Arthur, Flora, Ni~on rct Haviland tiM KS Kiturah named on so;e standing committee .. Lucy transferred by caretakers to present residence Olive ch Lucy, Paris, )ohn rct Haviland Ruth recolliGlended for lieD by Pastor.al COIII.mi ttee Ellgene Indian child transferred from Chestnut Hill to Haskel ch. Edith, Jennie L ____ • to Alder OR Edgar Louis to Independance KS Louis d~opped for 1ad: of interest. , Edgar 11 Lewis ref El k Ri ver MM. KS . (irace Ceriificate Df mmbrshp to Los Anoeles MH rei"· n ' .. . ·Benj. M. Benjamin death reported Mary .funeral in past ~onth. Mary transfer to M.E. Lawrence Harold non-resident dropped for .lack of interest Helen drDpped for lack of interest. Helen non-r~sident, ~ropped for lack of iriterest Marian non-r·esidentdropped for ·I~c\( of interest Sarah A. ref Uni '{ersi ty 11M ,.,,' • !~ •. ,.1 .''; -~ 12b.. , .! .... J~stitute ~ ,. �DATA FROM LAWRENCE MONTHLY MEETING LAST DATE ----------- --------------,1887/8/17 Scott 1887/S/17 ShaH 1923-11-14 Shaw 1912-02-14 Sh~ffler 1887/S/17 ShEhkee 1991-09-16 Shotwell 1895-06-12 Shotwell 1893-02-15 ShotWEll 1896-05-18 Shultz 1875/3/17 Shultz 1915-02-12 Sidwell 1898-12-14 Sidwell 1915-02-12 Sidwell 189S-12-14 Sidwell 1915-02-12 Sidwell 1898-12-14 Sidwell 1886/2/17 Sidwell 1915-02-12 Sidwell 1898-[2-14 Sidwell 1890-11-12 Slles 1888-04-18 Siles 1904-08-11, Sleeper 1893-02-15 Sleeper 1903-04-14 Sleeper 1885/9/16 Slupin 1885/4/15 Smith 1887/8/17 Smith 1935-06-05 Smith 1884/12/17 Smith 1896-01-15 Smith 1907-[1-13 Smith 1905-06-17 Smith 1931/8/12 S~ith 1908-06-17 Smith 1931-08-26 Smith 1923-03-14 S~ith 1927/10/12 Smith 1935-06-05 Smith 1884/12/17 S;ith 1887/2115 Smith 1875/6/16 Smith 1935-06-05 Smith 1908-06-17 Smith 1931-08-26 Smith 1891-02-18 Smith 1934-09-01 Smith 1908-06-17 Smith 1929/3/14 Smith 1933-09-02 Smith 1931-08-26 Smith 1908-06-17 Smith 1902-01-15 Smith 1869/11/17 Smith 18~3-02-15 Smith 1884/6118 S~ith DAHl FIRST --------------- ------------------------------------------------------ ------------------~:~ Indian child transferred fro~ Chestnut Hill to Haskel Institute Wesley IndIan child tr~nsferred fro~ Chestnut Hill ,to Has~el Institute Ged i e letter to First Meth., Lawrence Josephine Pastoral Co~~ recommend ~eibership Gladys Indian chIld transferred from Chestnut Hill to Haskel Institute Hannie accept~d as ~e~ber Matilda transferred by caretakers to present- residence Matilda frD~ 1893 assessment list Matilda dropped for lack of interest. Henry Kenry/Mary Ann r cf Ash Gr ove 1111 non-resident dropped for lack of interest Albert trans iro~ Topeka wh~n leeting was laid down. Al bed E. non-resident dropped 10r 'lack of interest E. 11 .. from Topeka wh~n meeting was laid down. trans Em ? ii. non-resident dropped for lack'of interest 01 i ver 'from Tapeta when meeting was. laid down. trans Oli';er W. rcf Short Creek 11M! OH ch Frank, Albert, Walter Oliver/Barbara non-resident dropped for lact of interest Wa Iter trans fro; Topeka when meeting Has laid down. Walter H. rct Kansas City MH MO ehas. rcf Bloomingdale 11M Ind Chas. F memorlal prepared and read. Hannah E froR 1893 assessment list Jacob 3 trans to H. E. Redlands fA, Warren/Ell a ref Greenfield 11M, IN ch Jacob, Mary, John IsaiahiHanna ref Freeport MM, OH Albert J. Indian child transferred fro; Chestnut Hill to Haskel Institute' Al ice na~ed on standinq committee Al ice rcf Vermillion MM, III Charles and da. Leora rcf Karmonv MH N.' D. CharlesiEila rct Lyman 11M 5. Oak. Chari esiEll a Edgar t. Joined H. E. so dropped Evelyn req active meabership Fern Joined M. E. so dropped Frances req active meabership Frances Louise birth not previously recorded Grace named on committee Brace named on standIng committee Henry CiLvdia H ref Vermillion M~, IL ch Eva, Pleasant, Anna Henry/Lydia rct Carlton MM! K5 da Eva Hollingsworth disQwned Jay named on standing committee Joined 11. E. so dropped John S. Leroy req active membershIp Lizzie Gertrude dropped by co~cttee ~obert Earl accepted as associate me~ber Rosa 8. Joined H. E.-50 dropped Ross/Viola welcomes as pastors Ross/Viola ret Stanwood MM Vlfgima LeE req associate leabership iJi 11 ia«. Fe Joined M. E. 50 dropped Wi nnefred trans to M. E. Lawrence Winnie First Day School Wm 3 from 1893 assessment list Wm G/Harv Ann W; a mInister, ref Freeport, OH ch Isabel, James 127 ,', ., .... : ", �DATA FROM DATE LAST L~ENCE HOUTHLY HEETING DATA FIRST ----------- --------------- --------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------req trans to M. E. church, Wichita ch. Alice, 'Ada rcf Star HM KS named on standing committee trans to Methodist, Perry, KS rcf Stanwood MM rcf Springdale KS w. Hannah, ch William, Lindley rcf Springdale death noted, no date. rct to Springdale MM, sons, WI, Lindley he a minister rcf Springdale KS req letter to "whom it may concern" ref Tonganoxie letter to Congreg. Madison WI req active membership named on standing committee from H. E. LaMrence named on standing committee from 1893 assessment list transferred by caretakers to present residence rcf Beech Grove MH, IN 188312/14 faithful Marker, died 1927/8/31 ch. Chester, Charles, Josephine rct Springdale KS 1906-06-13 died this month 14m. 1927-08-17 from 1893 assessment list A. J. 5 1893-02-15 ~ da. Linda rcf 8altimore MM Maryland Alfred 1893-08-16 rcf Muscatine "H, IA Alfred J. 1879/5/14 req lRem Clara 1896-05-18 rcd from Methodist Charter Oak IA Emily 1903-10-21 ref Geneva HM,KS, ch Cleva, Hargaretta, Bertha,Minerva, Hannah, John 188117/13 Gertrude frol 1893 assesslent list John 1893-02-15 Standing Mary Evelyn recorded associate, one parent non-Iember 1923-03-14 Standing 1935-06-05 Standing Kary Evelyn named on standing committee Leander/Orissa ch. Quincy, Jarit, Nellie, Myrtle rcf Ht Ayer "H 1889-05-15 Stanfield LeanderlOrissa ch. Gurney, Jaroet, Nellie, Hargaretta. rct GreenvillM IA 1890-03-12 Stanfield Edmond/J1artha rcf Springfield MH, KS ch Claudius, FredrecK, William 1881/9/14 Stanley Edmund 1888-12-12 Stanley named on some standing committee 1899-06-14 Stanley recorded as minister Edmund Edmund 15 1893-02-15 Stanley from 1893 assessment list Edmund/Kartha ch. FredriCK, Helen, Claudius, Wm H. rct University MH 1899-10-18 Stanley 1893-02-15 Stanley Emery from 1893 assessment list 1891-4-15 ' Stanley Emery F ch. Wendell! Edward, Frank ref Hesper 1906-02-14 Stanley Emory/Annie ch. Edward, Frank, Catherine trans to Congreg. Topeka, KS 1906-1)2-14 Stanley Emor y1Anni e eh. Edward, Frank, Catherine trans to Congreg. Topeka, KS 1905-05-17 Stanley Ervin ref Wi chi ta 11M 1905-11-15 Stanley Irvin rct Emporia HH 1893-06-14 Stanley J. R. reQ to be dropped from membership. 1890-04-16 Stanley James received by letter from H. E. Pittsburg KS 1888-12-12 Stanley Kartha E named on some standing committee 187712114 Stanley Nathan/Phebe rcf Plainfield HM 1895-06-12 Stanley Phebe transferred by caretakers to present residence 1914-10-14 Stanley Wendell joined another church 1888-12-12 Stanton Albert named on some standing committee 188119/14 Stanton Albert/Harriet rcf Springfield 11K, KS ch Sarah! Mary IB90:-93:.1~--.iii~~ton , __ . ~lber_tLlHarriet ch.Sarah,Alta,Alfred,Amida. trans to It. E. 1928/1/12 1908-05-13 1935-06-05 1924-05-14 1912-12-18 1906-06-13 1874l4/15 1900-07-18 1875/1113 1897-(14-14 1911-(12-15 1901-04-17 1911-02-15 193118/12 1935-06-05 1926-10-12 1935-06-05 1893-02-15 1895-06-12 Snodgrass Snodgrass Spray Spray Spray Spray Spray Spray Spray Spray Spray Spray Spray Spray Spray Spray Spray Spray Spray Spray Spray Spray Spray Standing Standing Standing Standing Standing Standing Ada L D. D./Hannah Charles Chester Clarence Clarence/Stella Elihu(ministerl Elihu, a min. Elihu/Hannah Elihu/Hannah Lindley/Abbie Lindley/Abigal Luther E. Mary Lou Mary Lou Nettie Nettie Uri ah 5 Uriah/family Uriah/l1ary Wi 11 i am William A. ! (To be continued) i I ,_128 _ _I: �THE DAY BOOK OF C.B. YOUNG'S MAPLE HILL FARM - 1897 Continued from Vol. XII, No.2. Submitted by Carol Whitson Page 38 Jun. 1897 8 LW.A. & C.B.Y. cult. -- listed $.S. E.W.A. finished in a.m. 7 RILEY &Bill cu1t--H.P. Finished 4 P.M. Time 2 days 2 teams Time Cult. listed first time 4 days 2 teams 9 Commenced plowing peice by woodmi11 for millet about two days part of Tues. &Thurs. 8 Bill &RILEY working on young grapes. 11 Finished sowing millet 5 P.M. Time plowing 1 day Harrowing 1/4 dy Sowi ng 1/4 day 12 Sprayed Grapes in p.m. 1 1/2 hours 12 Bought the C.C. COLLINS place last Sat- paid 50 dollars Monday morn to bind bargin. Potatoes seem to be all dying from cause-- Black ? or Blight-Cannot be for want of rain-------Turning yellow with black roots Page 39 Jun. 1897 12 Weather has become quite hot ? lest day ? two Corn is too thick where all came ---the fast gear is too much ---next too it would be about right with next largest plates. 14 Plowed potatoes Time 1 day 2 teams 15 Disc cult corn did not do much. Check corn 2 teams 1 day 16 Run two walking cult &disc forenoon-- 1 walking p.m. Used disc on listed in p.m. did not do much but--set.leve1ers 17 Disc cult south side listed 2 disc 1 day -- planted 1 day 1 team 18 Disc same as on 17th Time 2 disc 1 day planted Time 1 team 1 day 19 Cut rye-- Time 1/2 day Bill &John schock rye about 1/2 day. Bill 7 John hoed watermelons 1/2 day. Sat. 25 26 28 29 F.B. BLACK arrived on visit--Aunt Laura left for B. Wed. eve. Fri. MILLER disc cult corn 1 day H.P. Saturday Commenced cutting wheat in p.m. H.P. 2 binder 3 schockers. Mon. Rained Sun-- Cut wheat in p.m. Bought COLLINS binder for $20.00 Tue. Finished wheat H.P. about 11 a.m. II Commenced on wheat A.P. in P.M. Made one round in A.M. 30 Wed. Cut wheat two teams in a.m. two teams in p.m. with Champion B. Jul. 1897 1 Thurs. Rained in night. 2 Cut wheat-- 2 machines Finished middle piece Time 1/2 day 2 binders 1/2 day 1 binder 1/2 day 2 binders 129 �THE DAY BOOK OF C.B. YOUNG'S MAPLE HILL FARM - 1897, continued. Jul. 1897 2 Fri. Cut corn peice 28 acres. Finished Sat noon Time 1 day 2 B. 3 Sat. Cuttine on peice south end hardly finished. Paid $3.00 to each man $9.00 Jun. 1897 21 F.B. BLEAK went to K.C. 23 Aunt Laura went to Buffalo Page Jul. 5 6 6 7 8 9 10 13 15 16 17 Page Jul. 19 20 21 21 22 21 22 II 28 29 31 30 Aug. 2 2 3 41 1897 Cellbration of July Fourth at Lawrence. Finished cutting wheat in P.M. Two men reset wheat and caped shocks. Bill &Riley recapped shocks H.P. in A.M. Commenced hoeing watennelons Raked and put up two small loads of hay-- Bill &CBY. commenced cult. corn--listed1south edge. All most too 1arge-- weeds small grass quite large in row. Very hot Cult corn two teams cult. in small corn on northwest corner of ? Other corn too large. Tryed lister for cleaning corn out--could not work it. Two teams cult ? south west corner of north peice corn very small on old corn ground will not amount to anything. Looking for a thresher. DeHOFF or SKEETS. Decided to take DeHOFF as he could come earliest. Tuesday Threshing Finished threshing Thursday noon. Time 2 1/2 days Used 2 1/2 tons Cherokee coal. Threshed 2018 bu. including 43 bu. rye. No bad luck -- steady work. Helped Carl B. threshing 1/2 day 2 teams Bill working in his corn. Doing nothing at home. II II II II II. 42 1897 Hoeing grapes &watennelons II II II II Bill hired by the month $16.00 Hoeing melons Finished Mowed grass Put little in barn. Wheat - K.C. 6971 1/2 Price Sold car potatoes--193-27 426 bu. 49 cents sacked Commenced plowing forwheat. Digging potatoes those which were mowed. Sold 23 watennelons 12 1/2 cents. Rec'd 25.00 from E.B.G. Have rec'd nothing from car of wheat Dry weather hurting corn 1897 Rec'd letter from remittang from Thayer Co. $306--Intended to go to K.C. E.W.A. plowing Ernie mowed grass all day about finished mowing sidehill E.W.A. raked in P.M. Sold 15 bu. corn to Coll Z. 25 cents Sacked rye. 43 bu. Commenced putting up hay 5 load in barn 1 in stable. Rained. II 130 �THE DAY BOOK OF C.B. YOUNG'S MAPLE HILL FARM - 1897, continued. Aug. 1897 4 Rained -- plowed 2 teams. Fixed up waterville plow. Page 43 Aug. 1897 5 Three plows in field 6 II II II II 7 II II II II in A.M. Bill mowed weeds along fences in P.M. Ernie &I went to city. 8 Time plowing for wheat up to 7 of Aug one team 13 days 7 Potatoes 30 cents Wheat at Lawrence 67 cents Corn on street 25 cents. Sold load 45 watermelons 5 Sold load 45 watermelons. Pastures very close. 9 Putting up hay 1 team 7 Had plows (3) sharpened. 9 Took rolling cutter to A. PALM to be sharpened. He broke and would not replace it. 10 Haying in a.m. Finished east side of ditch. hay very Black. 10 3 teams plowed in P.M. 11 3 teams plowed all day. 12 3 teams worked hard. 13 3 teams working hard till noon. Worked all tax and E.W.A. poll tax. 13 P.M. 3 teams plowed. 14 A.M. 2 teams plowed. 1 teams took load watermelons. 14 P.M. 3 teams plowing. Page Aug. 21 18 17 44 1897 Finished plowing 68 acres for wheat-peice on north side of creek. Sold 170 bu. potatoes at 33 cents. Had 3 shears sharpened 75 cents $55.88. Plowed all week with 2 teams except 1/2 day 3 teams except 2 days. 21 Paid MILLER $3.00 cash. 23 Mowed grass. E.W.A. plowed for rye. 24 Put up hay in P.M. 3 loads. 25 II II II all day 6 loads 26 E.W.A. plowed for rye. 26 Went on excursion to IIllllworth. 27 Mowed grass. 27 Picked apples E.W.A. 27 Made Appraturas for oiling wheels 28 Picked apples in a.m. 28 Put up hay in P.M. 3 loads 28 Broke casting for machine. 28 Had pitman for machine shortened 3/8 in. 28 Paid E.W.A. $8.00 28 II MILLER $1. 50 30 Mowed grass in P.M. Went after mower repairs A.M. 40 cents 31 Putting up hay in P.M. Mowed in A.M. Finished 30 Picked apples 131 �THE DAY BOOK OF C.B. YOUNG'S MAPLE HILL FARM - 1897, continued. Page 45 Sep. 1897 3 Finished haying this week. E.W.A. poisoned with ivy so is not able to work Fri. &Sat. 3 Sold 5 hogs 1650# j 85= $ 63.50 3 Started men to cutting corn. Arranged with C.C. COLLINS that he should cut every other row of fodder and then should take his 100 shocks from the northwest corner of the south field giving me as many shocks elsewhere as he takes of mine in that portion of field. 4 Went to city in P.M. Sowed rye in A.M. 5 bu. in two peices. 6 Commenced Harrowing for wheat Time 3 teams 2 1/2 days 8 Commenced dragging wheat ground. Dragging wheat ground about 2/3 finished. 9 Quit dragging on account of horses feet -- getting sore. 10 Bt. disc harrow $27.00. Commenced disking COLLINS peice in P.M. Four horses. 11 Discing COLLINS. Ernie &I dOing practically nothing for two days. 11 Paid E.W.A. &J. BERGIN 5.00 Paid A. MILLER 5.00 13 Ernie discing COLLINS peice. BEARD &WINCHELL finish cuttin corn. E.W.A. picking apples (64 shocks for Y.) . Page 46 Sep. 1897 14 E.W.A. picking apples. 14 Finished picking Grimes &Johnathan. Ernie discing. 14 Paid BEARD for cutting corn $4.80. J. disced in p.m. till 4 p.m. 15 Rained in evening 16 Pained good part of A.m. Fanned wheat in a.m. 150 bu. E.W.A. picked grapes in P.M. 17 Disced till 4 p.m. E.W.A. harrowing P.M. Sold apple orchard $60.00 (was best) 18 1 team harrowing 2 teams draggin ground worked up very fine. 17 Paid MILLER &BERGIN $2.00 each. 16 Paid J. RILEY 5.00 20 Commenced drilling at 9:30 a.m. 11 acres. Finished dragging north end of 66 acres and harrowed same and SOtTX:! on south end. 2 harrows 2 men. 21 E.W.A. discing around shocks &cross ways Drilled 13 acres 22 Discing broke disk in morning. Harrowing 66 a. peice. 23 Harrowing finished 66 A. peice. II 7 acres on COLLINS peice. Drill with old drill around 66 A. peice. 24 Finished discing on COLLINS peice A.M. 25 Discing on south side A.P. 26 Hitched up Billy to wagon with Jessie. Went all night. Jessie no good - to break colt with Page 47 Sep. 1897 27 Disc south side A.P. with Billy in the pole too. Hard work for him. 27 Drilling COLLINS peice. E.W.A. Harrowing finished. 28 E.W.A. harrowing finished COLLINS peice 28 Ernie drilling COLLINS Discing S.S.A.P. Double disced one way __ crossed just half way at 5 P.M. 132 �THE DAY BOOK OF C.B. YOUNG'S MAPLE HILL FARM - 1897, continued. Sep. 1897 29 Crossing disced ground finished at 11 a.m. with long rows. Commenced on short rows at 11:20 A.M. E.W.A. shoveled wheat H.P. finished 10 a.m. Ernie drilling C.P. Ernie went to L. in P.M. Finished drilling C.P. E.W.A. disc S.S.A.P. 27 J. RILEY shoveled wheat --- wheat in granary A.P. 3/4 day 29 Bill read letter from A.Y. MILLER from Topeka. He is on his way to Seatt1e--- Started from K.C. 28th. We settled with him on 27th $8.25. Page 48 Oct. 1897 1 Discing &harrowing &drilling corn ground south side. 2 E.W.A. picking grapes. Finished discing for wheat Finished drilling corn ground 134 acres in all. 4 Ernest &I went to K.C. to carnival week 5 E.W.A. picked grapes all week 6 7 8 7 8 8 8 9 10 9 7 11 12 13 14 14 15 15 16 16 Returned from K.C. Picked Grapes Mowed some late grass Broke mower--crank shaft Pick grapes Rained some this morning Paid J. BERGIN 20 cents for Tobbaco 25 cents oil Paid E.W.A. Cash $1.00 Picking grapes II --mowed grass Finished picking grapes Raked grass Put up some hay Broke weeds off potatoe patch in P.M. Raked weeds &burned them on potatoes--Pick up 3 bu. of potatoes that were pulled out by drag. Put up rest of hay. II Page 49 Oct. 1897 18 Commenced dragging potatoes Borrowed M. GILMORE digger Two men-one digging-one picking. Dug 51 bu. 19 3 working at potatoes 20 Finished digging potatoes ---- 160 bu.-21 E.W.A. picked apples 22 &Ernie picked apples. 23 Took load of apples to L. for cider. rec'd 99 gals. 4 more due at cider mill -- KRUNS -- 103 gals. in all Cost $1.50 & $1.30 for barre11 22 E.W.A. set post around cattle stockyard. 23 Ernie &E.W.A. stretched wire around stockyard 22 I disced potatoe patch 25 Board meeting--Fixed pump at house. Set posts in front fence 26 Stretched wire on front fence. Hauled watermelons to ? II 133 �THE DAY BOOK OF C.B. YOUNG1S MAPLE HILL FARM - 1897, continued. Oct. 1897 27 E.W.A. poisoned, had to go to Dr., 27 E.W.A. not working 29 Plowing potatoe patch 2 teams 30 II II II II II until noon -- 1 team in p.m. Plowed peice west of house. Commenced on the other peice but -- was too hard & dry. Page 50 Nov. 1897 1 E.W.A. husked 1 1/2 load of corn for feed -- Ernie working on buggy 2 E.W.A. husked 1 load of corn. E.W.A. quit work by ? at noon. going to husk corn by bushel instead. All Voted -- E.W.A. for CORDER &real-up ? 3 Fixed hounds to old wagon Ernie working on old buggy J. BERGIN came home Nov. 1 Set posts for straw shed yesterday. E.W.A. &J.B. have two teams for shucking -- old mules Jim &Ruth 4 Working on straw shed 5 Working at odd jobs and doing nothing particular 8 Worked on straw shed 9 II II II II and set posts for wi re & wi ndmi 11 10 Gave E.W.A. $2.00 Finished shed also wire to windmill 11 Commenced painting old house on A.P. 12 Painting 13 II finished 13 J.B. ? 12 gals. oil 45# ochre Gave J.B. $5.00 Gave E.W.A. 25 cents Page 51 Nov. 1897 15 Fixing corn crib 16 Fixing corn crib 17 Working in corn crib 18 Cutting stalks. Working in corn crib 19 Cutting stalks. Working in corn crib 20 E.W.A. cutting stalks until noon E.W.A. went to city. Working in crib. 22 Went to K.C. for Uncle Will to see Ind. lots 23 Still in K.C. Returned home in evening. 24 Fixed stable in A.P. for another team. Went to KIERS for load of coal $2.25 put on bottom. 25 Thanksgiving. Hauled two loads fodder 26 Doing nothing 27 Husked 15 bu. corn in P.M. 27 Worked on crib in A.M. 29 Quite cold 4 degrees above O. 29 Commenced to break stalks. on north end. 30 Burned stalks on south of orchard about 2/3 of peice about 3/4 across east &West. Burned very clean. Dec. 1897 1 Cold 12 above 0 Did nothing but chores 2 Very cold 10 above O--Fixed wind mill-pig pens-potatoes cellar-straw bedding for horses ? ---snowed--- Potatoes chilled in cellar. 134 �THE DAY BOOK OF C.B. YOUNG'S MAPLE HILL FARM - 1897, continued. Page 52 Dec. 1897 3 Cold doing nothing 4 Cold doing nothing 6 Went hunting 19 Hedgesnips 4 cottontails Warm day 7 Odd jobs--warm day 8 Sold 1 load wheat 26.10 bu, soft 82 cents--8.50 bu hard 75 cents Paid E.W.A. $3.00 very warm 9 Working on old house Going to move it again 10 Worki ng inhouse 11 Working in house corn crib ? 12 Stormed --rain &snowed in evening. 13 Snowing-- bad day Bought up load of corn from A.P. 20 bu. Out of little crib by grannies. Badly rated. Page 53 Dec. 1897 14 Doing chores---Ground up 10 bu. corn 15 Doing chores &very little else 16 Moving old house 17 Finished moving old house and have one 18 Paid J. BERGIN $10.00---Sold 43.30 bu. Rec'd Xmas box 19 Snowing a little --- raw day 20 Worked on old house 1/2 day 21 Chopped some wood in timber 22 Sold load wheat -- Hard 5115 cents 75. bought sack flour 1.20 23 Paid E.W.A. $10.00. 24 Paid HOBBS &ELLIS $1.00 on acct. Warm side up level wheat Hard &mixed 75 $3262 PaiD E.W.A. 25 cents RILEY day Page 54 Dec. 1897 25 "Merry Xmas" warm day 27 Putting on roof to crib No. 2 1/2 on at noon 28 Put rest of roof on crib. Painted under side 29 Hauled fodder 30 Hauled 1 load of fodder Worked in shop a little Ed CARTER &Ernie Hunting 31 Hauled 4 loads shock corn to crib RILEY 62-47 baskets E.W.A. 54 J.B. 57 II II Page 55 Sunmary Potatoes Planted for potatoes Apr 2-3 Planted -Apr 5-6-7 Cultivated Yeild Blind 4/27-28-29 5/17-18 6/14 Harvested July 28-29 Price 33 cents 45 cents 135 �THE DAY BOOK OF C.B. YOUNG'S MAPLE HILL FARM - 1897, continued. Corn Plowed for corn Apr H.P. 20 A.P. 28 May A.P. 3-4-5 Planted Apr 26-May 6-7-8 Listed May 10-11-12-14-15 Cultivated 5/18-19-31 6/1-2-3-4-5-8-9 Hoeing 5/21 Harvested Nov. 4 Yeild Price 20 cents in Nov 1897 Wheat Plowed for wheat Sowed------Harvest 6/26-7/6 Threshed 7/13-14-15 Yeild 1975=20 bu. per acre Price 60 cents at threshing Apples Sold orchard for $60.00---100 bbls. Ought to have received $100.00 Grapes Trimned---Plowed 5/17-18 Cult. 6/8-19 Sprayed-Harvested Price-- 10 cents per basket Yeild Watermelons Planted Apr 27 Harvesting Aug. 7 Cultivating 6/5-21-22 Price 7 cents &10 cents Yeild Fair Hay Comnenced cutting July 8 two loads -- Aug. 3 Finished Sept 3 Yeild-Barn-Stable, Cow house full and about two loads besides Wheat 1898 Commenced plowing July 29 Finished II Aug 21 Comnenced drilling Sept. 20 Finished II Oct. 4 Page 56 Wheat Crop of 1897 -- Sold at -Sold one small load of soft wheat at 28 bu. 57 1/2 = 82 cents -- 22.96 II II hard 8 bu. 59-75 bu. test 6.0Q Bu---Test Dec. 18 Sold one small load of hard wheat 43-30 8 bu. 59 75 32.62 22 II II II II 5115 II 75 38.43 Feb II II II II II II 7 4545 II 75 33.40 II II II II II II II II 136 �"THE DAY BOOK OF C.B. YOUNG'S MAPLE HILL FARM - 1897, continued. Sold above to J.D.B. 147 1/2 bu. hard at 75 cents &73 cents II II II II 28 II Soft II 82 cents 1898 L - Car No. 1030 U.P.R.R. Feb, 12--10 loads Net Wt. 2920 2910 4050 4010 43 3710 31 2950 3110 3250 1760 1750 2450 2450 2410 2580 2230 WW 1790 1870 1970 6/20670 344 1/2 Feb 14 6 loads 3250 3250 2920 2820 2240 21-- 167 344 1/2 1970 1970 1760 1700 1360 1260 6/100.20 167 167 511 1/2 Car 511 bu. Shi pped Feb 14 to RUSH Mi 11 i ng Co. II 11 "worth , Ks. Rec I d from RUSH Mi 11 i ng Co. 434.97. Car over run about 90# Page 57 1897 April 18-1898 Car 40350 U.P.R.R. Sold car wheat 64010 bu. to KELLY &LYSLE M. Co. Price 93 cents tracked to 1111"worth, Ks. Car fell short 6 1/2 bu. HISTORY NOTES February 1949: The first service in the new brick First Church of Christ Scientist was conducted .... "Nature Boy" ASHLEY, who wrote a hit tune for Nat "King" Cole, admitted to being George McGREW, an adopted son of Mr. and Mrs. W.M. McGREW of Lawrence. 137 �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 earlier. Please send copies of replies to the Pioneer Editor - perhaps they will help someone else. BATTAN SMART STAMPS WHITSON WILCOX Carol (WILCOX) WHITSON, 2731 Rawhide, Lawrence, KS 66046 Seeking information on Erasmus Darwin WILCOX, son of Ruben and Phebe WILCOX, b. Jan 1803, Nantucket Island, MA. Moved to MO in 1830'5, worked as a captain? on a riverboat on the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers 1830-1835. Does anyone know which riverboat? He d. near Van, Polk Co., MO. Wives were Jane STAMPS, Nancy P. SMART, Ma rtha BATTAN. ~1cCOY Carol (WILCOX) WHITSON, 2731 Rawhide, Lawrence, KS 66046 Need middle name of Lester S. STEWART, b. 28 Nov 1895 Rensleer, Ralls Co., K), son of Guy Oris and ~1argaret Elizabeth (McCOY) STEWART, m. in Payson, Adams Co., IL, lived in Nixa, MO before moving to Ponca City, Kay Co., OK. He worked for Continental Oil Co. Margaret McCOY was b. 19 Jul 1868, WV, d. 21 Nov 1915 (where - maybe OK or IL?) STEWART WHITSON WILCOX ARMSTRONG HOTCHKISS OTIS ROBERTS SNYDER David L. SNYDER, Park Historian, Isle Royale National Park, 7 N. Ripley St., Houghton, MI 49931 . Looking for descendants of Gen. John Newton ROBERTS,·b. 3 Jul 1838, recca, Trumbull Co., OH, son of John and Ernaline (HOTCHKISS) ROBERTS (natives of Hartford, CT) m. Oct 1867, Warren, OH, Emily S. SUTLIFF. They had one dau., Isabel "Belle" Brandon ROBERTS, who ml. Mark E. OTIS of Chicago, IL, m2. H.L. ARMSTRONG of Topeka, KS. Gen. ROBERTS and family came to Lawrence, KS in Jun 1869 and lived in what is now the Castle Tea Room. Had a summer home at Isle Royale, MI. Need his death date and place, diaries, photos, etc. relating to his connections with Isle Royale and biographical material. SCHULTZ SHAW Ray H. SHAW, 17410 Maple Valley Hwy, Sp. 75, Renton, WA 98058 Would like to correspond with descendants of Christian and ~~ry D. SCHULTZ. Seeking their parents and siblings. They moved to Douglas Co. about 1870-75 from IL. Christian d. 24 Sep 1894. Mary. d. about 1912. Both are bur. Worden Evangelical Cemetery in Douglas Co., KS. 138 �BENNETI BROWN HEATH Dorothy BENNETI, 2092 S. Bluff Rd., Traverse City, MI 49684 Seeking birth of Erastus HEATH. He m. Jennette BROWN in Appenheim, Fulton Co., NY. They moved to Kanwaka Twp., Douglas Co., KS in 1856, bringing their 3 children. Were they related to other HEATHs in the area, Helen HEATH, A. HEATH? Erastus d. at Ft. Gibson, Ind. Terr., 1863. He was politically active 1856-1860 in Douglas Co. HOENE LEONARD NOLAN Rosalyn R. LEONARD, 3449 Santa Clara Cir., Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Seeking information on the family of Bernard and Sophia LEONARD, who moved to Lawrence, KS from Prairie City after 1857. Bernard was a shoemaker. Children: Henry Bernard; Kate m. Nicholas NOLAN; Sophie m. Henry HOENE; Frederick John; and George Upton. Members of the family were in Lawrence until 1885. Would appreciate any information regarding LEONARDs, NOLANs or HOENEs. BAILEY COX DAVIDSON DICKINSON KRAFT Christine (DAVIDSON) KRAFT, 404 Cattleman Ct., Lawrence, KS 66049 Seeking information on Crawford Bailey COX, b. about 1867, either in Pontiac, Livingston Co., IL or Foster, Bates Co., MO, son of David J. and Gracie (BAILEY) COX of Adams Co., OH and later Walnut Twp., Bates Co., MO. He m. Lillian Pearl DICKINSON and d. 27 Jun 1959. Recently learned he may have had a farm near Lawrence, KS at --one time. ~ -- ~_____ J WOULD YOU BENEFIT FROM A MEMBERSHIP IN THE KANSAS STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY? Members receive a year's subscription to the quarterly journal, Kansas History. The journal includes articles that cover all facets of Kansas History from Early ~~n to the present. Both professional historians and Kansas with active historical interests contribute to the magazine. 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If interested, contact the KANSAS STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY, 120 West Tenth, Topeka, KS 66612-1291 • . ___--- ----4_~~~~~ 139 �Index.vol.Xlld*3 Spl"ing,1989 Adams,105 Adams,116 Albert,111 A I d.r i c:h .107 Altred.117 Allen.113 Alric:h.106 All"ic:ks.107 Alt,120 Amann.115 Andel"son,115 Andel"son,121 Andl"ews,103 Al"mstrong,138 Ashley,137 Atchison,112 Ba i 1e y , 139 Bakel",116 Ba Ike I y , 122 Ba I I ,111 Bank,118 Bal"nes,117 Barnhart,121 Bartusc:h,lD5 Battan,138 Beard,132 Bec:k,121 Bel 1.122 Be I lows, 119 Bennett,139 Ber9in,132 Bergin,132 Be1"9in,133 Be1"9in.134 Ber9in,135 Beutler,111 Bibbsd15 Bidleman,110 Bidleman,l11 Blac:k.110 B I ac:k .129 Bleak,130 Boland,117 Bra99,119 Brec:k,116 Brinkley,103 Brizendine,117 Broat.116 Broc:ke I sby, 115 Bl"own,114 Bl"own,120 Bl"own,121 Bl"own,139 Browns,111 Broy I es .1 11 Bruc:e,103 Burgtorf,102 Burke,109 BUl"ks,117 Burtner,108 Cade,121 Canby,107 Cal"son,102 Cal"tel" .-103 Cal"ter,135 Caylor,114 CHand I er, 116 Chatelain,110 Cheek, 111 Christie.110 Clark,109 Clason,110 Clason,111 Co I 1amon, 103 Collins,115 Co I I ins, 129 Co I I ins, 132 Collow.118 Colvin.102 Combs,109 Commons,102 Commons,103 Conne I I y, 121 Cooper,102 Corb i n, 115 Corbin.119 Corder,134 Cove I I ,122 Cowles,102 Cox,139 Crady,115 Cummin9s,119 Cunnin9 ham,119 Cutter,121 Daniels.103 Davenport,117 Davidson,103 Davidsondl0 Davidson,139 Dav i 5.108 Davisdl0 Davis,111 Day,102 Oea .114 Deay.117 Oehott,130 o i c:k i nson .139 Diedl"ic:hd05 Dillardd16 Oi IIyd18 Oixond21 Ooddrige,120 0011,122 Ooyled13 Dunbar,103 Dunc:an,112 Ounc:an,114 Owyer,118 Oyer,115 Easly,110 Eas I y, 111 Ebersoled17 Eddy,103 140 - ----_.- - Edel",114 Eisele,105 Eldl"idge.103 Eldridge,106 Eldl"idge.107 E I lis, 135 Elm.117 Emel"y,119 Epley.119 Ep 1ey, 119 Eubanks,114 Evans .119 Evel"ley,104 Fear,l11 Felc:h,103 F ehler,105 F eh 1el" .122 F e i nmuth .114 F e 1ds, 111 F Ibul"n.117 F shburn,120 F tz,120 F tZgerald,120 F eer.117 F ory.119 FOl"d,116 FOl"l"et,107 Fraser,118 Fritzpatl"ic:k,117 Gabr i e 1.105 Gandy,106 Gandy,107 Gaston,111 Geigel",115 George,117 Gerstenbel"gel",104 Gerstenbel"gel",105 Gel"stel"bel"ger,116 Gieseld17 Gil ges, 120 Gill.103 Gilmored33 Gishd19 Githens,108 Gott,115 Go tt, 119 Golad25 Good,122 Goodger,104 GOl"l"i 11,122 Gorsuc:h,111 Gottstein,121 Grammar,120 Greenwood,110 GI"essd13 Gress,118 Grier,122 Griesa,113 Grittin.113 Gl"ittis.113 Gr i tt i th, 113 Gr i tt i th, 116 GI" i mes , l1i~ Gl"issa,113 Gl"ob,114 Groh,121 Grosditiel".114 Grossman,114 Grover,114 Gunthel",114 Guthrie,122 Haas, 114 Hac:k,114 Haddon,107 Had 1,114 Hadley,114 Hagen,114 Hagerman,114 Hagel"man,114 Ha99ard,111 Hague,103 Ha9ue,114 Ha9ue .119 Haldel"man,114 Hall,115 Ha I I ma I" k , 115 Hami 11.115 Ham lin, 115 Hammon,115 Hammond, 115 Hanna,116 Hal"bour,10Z Hal"bour,115 Hardesty,109 Hardin9.115 Hal"dtal"ter,115 Harmon,119 Ha I" I" e I I , 115 Hal"l"e I I ,121 Harl"in90n,115 Hal"ris,lll Hal"l"is,115 Harl"is,116 Hartman,117 Hal"tmann,116 Hartwelld16 Harveyd16 Hase,116 Hast I ed16 Hatc:hel",116 Hatter,116 Haughan,116 Hausen .1 15 Hauser,116 Hausman,116 Haverty,116 Hawk,116 Hawol"th,116 Hay,116 Hayden,116 Hayes,116 Hays,116 Hazen,117 Heaston,117 �Heath,139 Heckll17 Hettner,117· Hettner,12o Hetner,115 Heinen,117 Hellstromd17 Helm,114 Helm,117 Helm,117 Hemminger,12o Hem~h i I I ,117 Henick,117 Henley,117 Henon,117 Henriedlb Henry,117 He~ner,117 He~nnerd17 Herbertd17 Herdd17 Herrd17 Herr,118 Herren,118 Hetrickd18 Heyd18 Heyl'!lb Heyld18 Hiattd18 Hibnerd18 Hieks,118 Hic:ksd19 Hiddlestond18 Higginsd18 Hi Ibertd18 H II d18 H ndmand18 H nes,118 H pshdlo H rd,118 H rdd19 H rtd19 Head,119 Hoard,108 Hobbsd19 Hobbs,135 Hobson,119 Hedge,119 Hodges,119 Hodl,119 Hodson,119 Hodson,l19 Hoene,139 Hettman,119 Hogg,119 Hogued19 Helc:om,119 Heltsimmerd19 Holke,12o Hollenbec:k,104 Hell ingsworth,12o Holloway,12o Helleway,120 Holmes,12o Ho I sa~~ I e ,120 Holsom,12o Hood,12o Hoo~es,12o Hoover,115 Hoover,12o Hornberger,12o Hornbuckle,12o Horre I 1,102 Horrell,12o Horre I 1,121 Horst,122 Hoskinson,114 Hoskinson,121 Hotchkiss,138 Houk,121 Heuser,121 Hout,121 Howard,lo2 Howard,lo2 Heward,121 Howe I I ,121 Howser,121 Huddleston,121 Hutt,121 Hughes,121 Hughs,121 Hughs,122 Huleed22 Hu I I ,103 Hu I I ,122· K line, 111 Klock,11o Koelkebeck,114 Kohler,104 Koonce,llo Kraft,139 Kruns,133 Kyledll Landon,lo3 Largent,118 Laughery,llo Leav itt, 114 Lenz,122 Leonard,139 Lind,119 Li~mand12 Lockard,107 Leng,105 Lyond17 Lys I e d37 Maberly,lo3 Madeld14 Major,llo Mangel,114 Manshardt,119 Markleyd22 Martin,115 Masen,118 Massman,110 MeBr ide d1b MeCorkled08 Mc:Coy,138 Hum~hrey,122 Mc:Grath,119 Hundley,122 Mc:Grew,137 Hunings,122 Mc:Taggart,lo2 Hunsinger,122 Meeder,11b Hunzic:ker,114 Meyer,l11 Meyer,121 Husted,122 Huston,122 M c:haeldll Hutc:hinson,122 M c:hael ,121 Hyland,122 M eneke,104 Hyled12 M Ilerd08 Hyre,122 M II er d29 I I I ian, 102 M I I er, 131 Irvin,103 M lIerd32 Jac:kman,113 M II er d33 JaC:Quett,lo7 M I tond15 Johnson,102 M steled04 Johnson,117 Mod 1,119 Johnson,121 Monroe,109 Jones,122 Moon ,1 10 Joseph,lo3 Mueller.!17 Kalbd15 Myers d1b Karnes,113 Naismithd06 Ke II ey d09 Neis,lo4 Kellyd03 Newburger,12o Kellyd04 New lin, 123 Kellyd37 Newmark,123 Kenedy,114 Newson,114 Kern,111 Nic:holsd14 Ktamjishroter,llb Nieholson,123 Kindred,12o Nixon,123 King.!22 Noah,lo8 141 -- - ---' Nolan,139 Norris,123 Nutter,113 Oatman, lOb Oberhalt,llb Oehrle,117 Ogden,lo3 Ola,111 Olds,119 01 in, 123 Oshel,117 Oswald,114 Otis,138 Ott,115 Outland,123 Overman,123 Owen,123 Owens,123 Pachler,123 Palmd31 Palmatur,123 Palmerd11 Palmeteer,123 Parcells,123 Pareels,123 Parker,123 Parker,124 Parnham,124 Parret.td24 Pars i Is, 124 Patc:hkaw,124 Payne,109 Pearson,118 Pearson,124 Pease,124 Penc:e,124 Pentield,124 Per i sho, 12'~ Perkins,124 Peters,121 Peters,121 Ph i I lips, 124 P ekerd,124 P c:kering,124 P ekettd16 P c:kett,125 P ersen,125 P IIad05 P nson,125 P tts,125 Poehler,125 Pola,125 Poo I ,125 Pratt,lo3 Pric:ed16 Pringle,125 Puc:kett,125 Pugh,llb Pugh,119 Pum~hry,125 Raber,114 Ragsdale,llo Ragsdaledll �Ralston,108 Ranson,106 Raper,125 Rappard,117 Rea,120 Reader,112 Reaper,125 Reber,104 Rebergood,105 Reec:e,125 Reed,118 Rees,125 Reese,125 Reynard,125 Reynolds,125 Rhodehamel,120 R c:h,125 R c:hardson,118 R c:hardson,119 R eger,110 R ley,129 R ley,133 R ley.135 R Itz.116 R pley.117 R sley.125 Roberts,107 Roberts,138 Robinson,105 Robinson,125 Robson,126 Rodgers,126 Rogers,126 Rongish,109 Rose,126 Ross,126 Rothberger,114 Roundtree,126 Rue,126 Rumbaugh,121 Rumbau9 h ,126 -'. Rush,126 Rush,137 Russe I 1,126 Sahpakeak,126 Samms,126 Sams,126 Samson,lll Satt i n, 115 Saunders,103 Saws,118 Sc:hehrer,114 Sc:hnec:k,126 Sc:hooley,126 Sc:hubert,121 Sc:hultz,138 Sc:hwartz,117 Sc:ott,-113 Sc:ott,126 Sc:ott,127 See I e ,122 Shaw,113 Shaw,127 Shaw,138 Shaft I er, 127 Shehkee,127 Shepherd,111 Shephe.rd,112 Shike,118 Shotwel I ,127 Shulenberger,112 Shultz,127 Sidwell,127 Si les,127 Simon,115 Simon,116 Skeets,130 Sleeper,127 Slupin.127 Smart,138 Sm i th .103 Smith,112 Smith,118 Smith,127 Smoots,114 Snodgrass,128 Snyder,138 Sobey.112 Solomon,103 Spauldin9.103 Speirs.111 Spray,128 Stamps,138 Standin9,128 Stanfield,128 Stanley,128 Stanton,128 Station.118 Stephenson,118 Stevens,112 Stevens,121 Stewart.117 Stewart,138 Stidham,107 St i I 1,103 Sti Ilson.103 Stoc:kton,107 Strobel,104 Stroble,115 Stutsman,120 Suiter.118 Sutton,114 Swa I low, 118 Swimley,122 Telkert.115 Tinder,121 Tobler.114 Todd,121 Tom I i nson, 120 Townsand,118 Toyne,103 Trenary,109 Tuc:ker,120 Tuc:ker,122 Turner,119 Tuttle.120 142 Tyson,111 Unger,121 Vanatta,116 Vaughn,103 Violet,l11 Violett.111 Wade,114 Wa I I a c: e , 111 Walter,121 Watkins,110 Watson,117 Weide.111 We I c:h, 111 Welc:h,lll We I I ,114 Wessells,107 Wessendof,120 Wh i taker, 110 White,118 White,120 Whitson,129 Whitson,138 Wi99ins.115 Wi lc:h.118 Wi I c: 0 x , 138 Wi 11,113 Wi Iley,103 Wi Iley,122 Williams.111 Willis.110 Wi Ison,116 Wi nc:he I 1,132 Winslow,117 Wist,116 Witc:hell,118 Wood,103 Wood,116 Woodward,115 Wray,122 Wulfkuhle.117 Yeager,109 Youn9,129 Youn9,130 Young,131 Youn9,132 Youn9,133 Youn9,135 �INDEX TO PIONEER CONTENTS VOLUME I through VOLUME XII No.3 VOL. NO. PAGE ADAMS, Ella Lane of Lawrence: Eulogy, Obituary, & Funeral Notice ••••• Advertisements, Standard Atlas of Douglas Co., 1921 ••••••...••..••••• AIKEN, Glady Lee: In Memoriam .......•..............•..•••.••. ·······• ALEXANDER, Susan M.: In Memoriam ................................ ····· ALRICH, Alarich Gandy: Biography and Ancestry ••••••••..••••.•••..•••• ANDERSON, Mrs. Hanora Hickey of Kanwaka Twp.: Biography •••••...•••..• ANDERSON, Josephine of Eudora Township: Letter •....••.•••...•.••••••. ASHLEY, "Nature Boy" AKA George McGREW .•..•••..•••••.••..•••...•••.•• Automobiles (See Land and Property Records) X IX I XI XII VII VII XII 4 171 3 Cover 3 83 3 110 3 106 4 201 2 90 3 137 Baldwin City, KS (See Palmyra Township) BANDLE. Bernhart of Marion Township: Will •.•••.•..•••..••••••••••.••• VI II 2 98 3 107 BANTA. John Virgil, Jr.: Ahnentafel •••..•.••..••••.•••.•...••••..•••• VII 3 107 In Memoriam •..........................•..... IX BARNES, Mrs. Mary of Wakarusa Twp.: First to Introduce Sewing by the X 3 149 Piece Work Method in Lawrence, 1860-1870 ••••••••••••••••..••••..... Xli BECKMEIR, Catharina Sophia and Johann H.L. Thoren: Book Review •..•••• 6 BELL, George W.: Family History ................•..................... VII I 1 BELVOIR, KS (See also Clinton Township) Belvoir Deaths. Lawrence Gazette, Feb 1887.................... Belvoir Literary Society: Officers Elected 5 Nov 1886 ........• Belvoir Store: Photo.......................................... XI 3 137 3 Cover 3 Cover BENNETT, Edit~: Ahnentafel ....••••••.••..•...••.•••••••••••..••.••.•• BETTS, Amelia '& Kathryn Kelly: Santa Fe Trail Monuments Restoration •• Big Springs, KS (See Lecompton Township) BIGGS, Mrs. Florence Milner of Grant Twp.: 75th Birthday............. Birth Records (See Vital Records) BI SHOFF, Cora L. of Eudora Twp.: Obi tua ry. . • • • . . • . • • • • • • • • • • • • . • . • • • • Bismark, KS (See Grant Township) Bloomington, KS (See Clinton Township) BLUE JACKET, Charles of Eudora Twp.: Obituary ...•••••••••••••.••••••• BOONE, Daniel: Sketch of Settlement Near Lawrence •••••••...........•. Bourbon County Schools (See School Records) BRASS, William of Kanwaka Twp.: Affadavit of Death, Testacy, Heirship BRONSON, John L.: Death, 1862 .•.•.•••••••••••••••••••••••.....••.•••• BROOKS, Mary Boughton of Lawrence: Obituary.......................... BROOKS, Paul R.: Silver Wedding 1883................................. BROWN, Jane Shields: Biography....................................... BROWN~ William: Letter 1858.......................................... BURBIDGE, Mary Cornelia: Family History Excerpts..................... BRYSON, Daniel W.: Family Bible •••••...••••••••.•...••••••••••.••.••• III VII 1 21 3 143 X XI X 3 140 )( 3 139 IX VIII 1 33 3 105 VIII IX X X X I I VII 4 1 4 4 4 3 3 1 194 17 190 191 202 104 96 2 1 1 49 4 CARPENTER, Louis: Tombstone, Oak Hill Cemetery, Lawrence ..•.•••••••.• XII CARR, Agnes Lovelace: Memoirs ..........•.....................•••.•... III 143 �VOL. NO. PAGE PIONEER, INDEX TO CONTENTS (continued) CEMETERY RECORDS V Baldwin Pioneer (Oakland) Cemetery •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• III Brumbaugh Cemetery, Palmyra Township .••••••••••..•••...••.•..• C1 inton Cemetery ••••••.•••••..•••.••••••••••••.••••...••••..•• IV IV IV I Deay Cemetery: Tombstone Inscriptions •....•••••••••..•.••••••• I III Douglas Co. Cemeteries: General Information •••.•••••...••••••. Index by Townships .••••••.•••••••••••• II II Dow Cemetery ............•..............................•.....• III Eudora Cemetery: Records ..................................... . IV V V VI VI VII III III VI III V II II 4 1 1 2 4 1 2 4 1 2 4 2 1 132 7 24 44 111 8 42 125 5 5 130 54 30 109 7 121 199 127 48 60 II Williams Cemetery: Gravestones •.••.••.•••••..••••.......••••.• III 1 3 4 4 2 2 3 77 3 97 6 1 2 3 100 3 104 1 30 2 66 3 100 3 75 4 3 78 4 1 9 1 20 2 67 1 6 3 83 4 3 76 CENSUS RECORDS Grant Township, 1875 .....•......••••••••••••••.....••••.•••••• III Kansas Territory Half-Breed Lands, 1855 .•••••••...•••....•••.• VI Kanwaka Township, 1875 •............•.•.......•.........•...•.• VI Lawrence Ward 5, 1875 .••.....•........•....•.•...............• VI Lecompton Township, 1875 •....•.......•.....••...••........•..• VI Wichita County, 1880 •................•.......................• I 4 127 27 4 187 3 143 2 80 1 16 CHRISTIAN, Charles of Clinton: Death 1888 •••••.•••••.•.••••••.•••..•• 2 Hesper Friends Cemetery, Eudora Township •..•.•.••••••••••••••. Grover Cemetery, Lecompton Twp.: History ..•...•.•••.•••••••••• Haskell Cemetery .•.•.•.••....••.............................•• Jones Cemetery, Clinton Twp ••••••••••••••.•.•.•••••••••••••••• Kennedy Cemetery: Gravestones ••....•.•••.••..•••••••••••••••.. "Love That Transcends Sadness" ••••••••••.••••••.•••••••.•••••• Marshall Cemetery ............................................ . I Mound Cemetery (Mound View), Kanwaka Twp.: Gravestones ....... . Oakwood Cemetery, Baldwin: United Methodist Ministers Buried .• V Pi oneer Cemetery, Lawrence ...................•...•. -I ......... . VII Richland Cemetery: History •••••••••.•.•••••••••.•.••••••..•.•. I Soldiers Buried in Oak Hill, Maple Grove, &Oread Cemeteries •• V Stony Point Church Cemetery: History •........•..........•••••. II II Gravestones ••••.•..........•.•.•. II II St. John's United Church of Christ Cemetery, Worden •••••.••.•• III Stull Cemetery ............................................... . V V Swedi sh Cemetery ...............•..........••......•.•......... VI Ulrich Cemetery: History ..................................... . 144 II XI 6 87 �VOL. NO. PAGE PIONEER, INDEX TO CONTENTS (continued) CHURCH RECORDS Bethul Methodist Episcopal Church, Marion Twp.: Sunday School Souvenir Roster, Dec 1914 •••••••••.••••••••••• Central United Methodist Church: History...................... Eudora Township Area Churches: History •••••••••••••••••••••••. Evangelical United Brethren Church: 1857-1946................. Fairview Church of the Brethren, Echo, Marion Twp.: Membership 1884-1905 ....................................... . Organization 1887 .......................................... . First Baptist Church, Lawrence •.••••••.•••••••••.•••••••••••.• First Christian Church: 100th Anniversary •••••......•••••••••• First Methodist Episcopal Church: Records 1883-1903 .•••••••••• Friends Monthly Meeting: Data from Meeting Records 1869-1935 {A-Cox) •••.•..••••••••••••..•..•..• (Cox-Johnson} ••••••••••••••••••.•.• (Johnson-Newlin} •••.•.•..•.•••••... (Newlin-Stanton} ..••.•••••••••••••• History ............................. . XI V IX V X VIII IX VIII IV XI XII XII XII VII VI V Marriages 1871-1897 •••••...••••..•.•• Membership 1869 ••.•..•••••••••••••••• Membership 1881-1886 .•••......••••.•• V Minutes 1884-1890 •••••.•••••••••••••• VII Minutes, Information Extracted From .. VII Friends Yearly Meeting, Kansas: Women, of 1872 •.•••••••••••••• VII Methodist Episcopal Church, Baldwin City: Ladies Sewing Social X Methodist Episcopal Church, Eudora: Ministers 1869-1975 ••••••• X Methodist Episcopal Church, Kansas Conference: 1866 ....••••.•. V Ministerial AppOintments 1863 ••••• II II Missionary Society 1873-1880 ..•.•• IV Ninth Street Baptist Church: 122nd Anniversary ..•....••••••••• VIII Pilgrim Congregational Church, North Lawrence, Grant Twp.: Roll 1866-1895 ............................................. . VIII Young People1s Society •••••••••••••••••..•••••..••...•••••.• X Plymouth Congregational Church, Lawrence ...•••••.••.••••••••.• IX Original Members ........................................... . X Pastors &Superintendents 1855-1910 •••.•••••.•.•••••.•...••• IV Presbyterian Church, Clinton Twp: Membership, 1866-1877 ••••••• VIII 1878-1911 ••..••• VI II Presbyterian Church, Lecompton Twp.: 1857 •••••••••••••.•••..•• IX Stony Point Church: History •.•••••..•.•••...•..•••••••..•••.•• II II United Brethren Church: 1854-1946 •••.....••.•..••••...••••.... V United Methodist Church: Membership 1893-1898 •••.••••.•••••••• IV Ministers Buried in Oakwood Cemetery. V Universalist Church, Lawrence: Signers of the Covenant 1872 ••• X Washington Creek Church, Marion Twp.: 1858 ••••..••••••••.•.••• IX Worden United Methodist Church, Willow Springs Twp •••••••••••• VII Where It Got Its Name ••••••... VIII CLARK, Hon. Sidney, Lawrence: Biography ••••.•••.•.•••••.••••..••..••• Clearfield, KS (See Palmyra Township) Clinton, KS (See Clinton Township) 145 II II 3 147 4 137 2 88 3 91 2 3 1 1 4 91 14 4 11 97 4 183 1 33 2 76 3 123 1 8 3 132 1 8 2 51 1 11 2 58 1 9 3 148 2 87 4 140 1 2 3 2 3 78 75 4 192 3 142 1 23 4 189 1 33 2 92 3 136 4 191 3 75 4 3 89 1 2 3 104 4 189 1 40 3 154 3 145 3 4 67 67 �VOL. NO. PAGE PIONEER, INDEX TO CONTENTS (continued) CLINTON TOWNSHIP (See also Belvoir) Bloomington Bridge .••••.••••••••••••••••.•••••.••••••••••...•• VIII Cemeteries: Clinton, Jones (See Cemetery Records) Churches: Presbyterian (See Church Records) Clinton Town Company: Minutes of Meetings 1857-1858 •.••••.•••• XII History & Residents .......................................... . VII July 4, 1857 Visit ........................................... . VIII X Newspaper Items: HADL, HOUT, JOHNSON, SIMPSON, THOME •••••••••• Schools: Clinton, Washington Creek (See School Records) Taxpayers: 1900-1901 (See Tax Records) Township Officers, 1897 •...•..•.•.•••••••••••••••.•••••••••••• IX CLUB AND ORGANIZATION RECORDS Barber Neighborhood Quilting Bee, Kanwaka Twp................. Barker Grange No. 27, Wakarusa Twp.: 1873..................... Belvoir Literary Society: Officers Elected 5 Nov 1886 ••••••••• Columbia Literary Society, Willow Springs Twp.: 1894-1897 ••••• Daughters of the American Revolution, First Chapter, Lawrence: Charter Members............................................. X IX XI IX IX IX IX X Federation of Colored Women's Clubs: 13th Annual Session 1913. X Grand Army of the Republic (G.A.R.), E.D. Baker Post, Baldwin: Officers of 1887............................................ X Grand Army of the Republic (G.A.R.), Washington Post #12, Lawrence: Ladies ' Auxilliary Formed 1883.............................. X X Performance of "Out in the Street," 1886.................... Photos of Members, 1881-1907 ••••••••••••..••..•.•••...•••.•• IX IOOF Lodge #4: Membership List 1 Apr 1916 .••••...••.••••.••••• VII Kansas Council Project, Territorial & Pioneer Certificates .••• VIII Kansas Exposition Assoc. 1876 •••••••••••••••••..•....••••..••• VI Kaw Valley Baseball Club: Roster of 1867 ..••••••••...•••.•••.• XI Ladies Aid Society of the J.W. Taylor Camp No. 78, Sons of Veterans, Division of Kansas, Society No. 47................ X Lawrence Temperance Association............................... X Lecompton Constitution Committee •••••••••••••..•••••...••••••• VII Literary Society of Franklin, Wakarusa Twp.:.................. X New England Emigrant Aid Co.: Members •••••••..••...•.• ;....... V New England Society: Obituary Records 1899-1927............... V Robert's Rules of Order....................................... V Twin Mound Dramatic Club: Charter to be Filed ••••••••••.•••••• XI Twin Mound Library Association: Charter Filed ••••.•••••.•••••. XI Women's Relief Corps: Photo? •..•...••.•••••••••..••••••.••••. X You and I Club of Lawrence: The Sunflower Cookbook •..••••.•••. X Zodiac Club: Membership Roll, 1878-1942 •••••••.••••••••••••.•• X Photograph ...................................... . COLEMAN, Ezekiel A. of Kanwaka Twp~: X 4 180 2 61 41 38 3 137 1 1 1 3 1 3 1 2 3 4 3 143 45 Cover 48 103 154 198 3 135 4 169 4 201 4 201 4 201 2 74 2 86 4 189 1 13 2 75 3 3 4 3 4 1 3 1 1 4 4 3 3 129 103 202 151 114 37 86 15 15 201 173 109 113 Family, Early Day Housing .•••••• VI II 1 42 Testimony 1859 •••••••••••••••••• IX 3 120 COLLIER, Alice Ann: Biography ....................................... . XII 2 75 Columbia, KS (See Willow Springs Township) CORDLEY, Mary Minta Cox (Mrs. Richard) of Lawrence: Obituary ••••.••.. X 3 105 COREL, Jemima: Corrections and Biographical Notes, Letter to Editor •• XI 4 200 146 �VOL. NO. PAGE PIONEER, INDEX TO CONTENTS (continued) COURT RECORDS Courthouse Terms, Definitions •••••••••••••••.•••••••.•.••••••• VIII 3 146 3 133 Criminal Docket: Book I Index 1863-1878 (A - I) •••••..•••••••• VII 4 174 (J - R) ••••••..••••••• VII 9 (L - Z) ..•...•...•.•.• VIII 1 Divorces: Filed in Douglas Co. 1864-1884 •••••.•••••••••••••.•• VIII 1 24 VIII 2 69 VIII 4 185 Filed in Kansas Territoy ••••••••••....•••••••••••••• VIII 4 159 Passed by Territorial Legislative Assembly, 1861 •••• IX 1 26 3 121 Petition Abstracts, Douglas Co. Dist. St. 1864-1884. VII VII 4 181 2 57 Jury Panel, 1913 ............................................. . IX Naturalization (See Immigration &Naturalization Records) Probate Court: Index to Estates, Vol. 3, Dockets A & B 185492 3 1872 ......................................... . II II 4 Wills Recorded at Lawrence 1857-1873 ••••••••••• IX 2 81 IX 3 108 1873-1890 •••••••••.• VIII 2 83 1890-1901 ••••••••••• VIII 3 119 COVELL, Mrs. J.E.: Gymnatics Class at the Rink, from Lawrence Journal XII CREEL, Ira of Clinton Twp.: Death 1907 ••.••.•....•.••..•..••••••••••• X Criminal Records (See Court Records) CRUMPTON, Mrs. Frances E.: Death 1862 ••••• : ••••••••••••....•••.•....• X CUTTER, Charlotte V.: 75th Birthday Celebration 1873 ••••••••••.....•• XII III DAVIS, Adela Hunt of Eudora Twp.: Pioneer Mother ••••••••••••..•.••••• X DAVIS, Mrs. Mary A. of Clinton Twp.: Death 1882 ..•••••••••••.••.•••.. IX DAVIS, Winslow of Eudora Township: Biography •.•.•.•.•..•••.••••••••.. VII Death Records (See Cemetery, Mortuary, Obituary and Vital Records) DEAY, James of Eudora Twp.: Death 1913 ••.•••••••••..••••••••••••••••• 1)( Deeds (See Land and Property Records) DICK, James H., M.D., of Grant Twp.: Biography •••••••••...•••••••.•.• VI II DINSMOORE, William A: Death Notice 1867 •••••••••••...•••••..••••••••• XI Divorce Records (See Court Records) DODDER and Simmons Family of Marion Twp.: ••••••.•••••••.••.•••.•••••• IX DOOLITTLE, Reuben R. of Wakarusa Twp.: Biography ••••••.••••••..•••••• VI II Danish Names .....•.•..••..•.••••••••••.•••...•.••• a" • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 3 122 2 86 3 102 2 64 1 32 3 138 2 87 3 145 3 139 1 41 4 197 4 192 1 46 DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY By-Laws ........•••.................••.•.....••.....•••...•..•. I 2 I 4 III 4 V 3 Charter Members, 3 Jun 1976 .............................•..... I 1 Library Acquisitions ......................................... . I 2 I 4 IV 4 VI 1 VII 4 VIII 1 Inventory of Genealogical Books at Lawrence Public Library, 1989 ...................................... . XII 2 147 40 129 112 83 3 39 135 92 5 159 42 87 �VOL. NO. PAGE PIONEER, INDEX TO CONTENTS (continued) Member surnames, "Our Ancestors" ..••••.•......•••••••••••••••• Membership, 3 Jun 1976 .........••.•.•.•••.••..•.....•.••....•. 1 Apr 1978 ....................................... . 1978-1979 ........................................ . 1979-1980 ........................................ . 1980-1981 ...........•............................. 1981-1982 ........................................ . 1982-1983 ........................................ . 1983-1984 ........................................ . 1984-1985 ........................................ . 1985-1986 ........................................ . 1986-1987 ........................................ . 1987 -1988 ........................................ . 1988-1989 ........................................ . Officers, 1984-1985 .......................................... . 1986-1987 .......................................... . 1987-1988 .......................................... . 1988-1989 .......................................... . Publications for Sale ........................................ . Speakers, 1981-1982 ..........••.••••••••••....•..•...•...•••.. Pioneer: Contents of Vol. I thru V••••.•.....•..•....••••••••• Contents of Vol. I thru VII •..•..••••••••••••••.••••. Contents of Vol. VIII, 1984-1985 .•••••••••...•••••••. Contents of Vol. IX, 1985-1986 ..••••....•••••...•.••• Contents of Vol. I through XII No.3 ..•.•••••..•••... Index of Names in Vo 1. I ............................ . I 1 19 I 2 73 113 I 4 135 II 1 1 II 2 1 I I 3 56 I I 4 56 II I 3 75 IV 3 66 IV 4 91 V 1 4 V 3 81 VI 2 54 VI 3 104 VI 4 156 VII 2 54 VII 3 104 VII I 2 50 VIII 3 104 VIII 4 152 IX 2 54 IX 3 107 X 2 52 XI 2 57 XI 3 110 XII 2 50 VIII 1 i X All Cover XI All Cover XII All Cover XI 1 '44 XI 2 108 XI 3 151 XI 4 202 VI 2 54 VI 1 2 VII I 2 Append IX 1 1 XII XII 3 143 II 1 10 II 2 10 DOY, Dr. John: Rescued by Friends 1859 •••••...•••...••...•..••••••••. VIII 4 153 EBERHARD, Mary Tillotson of Grant Township: Letter .....•.••.......... VII Echo, KS (See Marion Township) EGGERT, Henry W. of Wakarusa Twp.: Letter to His Children............ X ELDRIDGE, Col. S.W.: Biography ....•••••........•••....••••..••••••••. III 2 148 91 1 48 4 116 �PIONEER, INDEX TO CONTENTS (continued) VOL. NO. PAGE ELECTION RECORDS Douglas Co. Election, 1864 •••••.••••••••...••••.••••.••••••••• Kansas Territory: Map, Election Districts ••••••••••••••••••••• Lawrence City Election 1863 •••••.••••••••••••••••••••.•••••••• Voter Registrations: Eudora Township, 1867 •••••••••••••••••••• Kansas Territory, 1855 ••••••••••••••••••• Lawrence Township, 1860 •••••••••••••••••• Marion Township, 1867 ••••••••..•••••.•.•• III VIII III IX V VII IX 2 4 2 3 3 4 2 59 171 52 138 105 190 98 X 1 40 Book of Commissions 1859 ......•...........•.••.•.............. VIII 1 40 XI IX 1 2 4 2 1 4 4 1 42 88 177 Cover Cover 187 160 32 IX 1 XI 4 178 EUDORA, KS (See also Eudora Township) Eudora in 1881 ............................................... . EUDORA TOWNSHIP (See also Eudora) Cemeteries: Eudora, Hesper Friends (See Cemetery Records) Churches: Methodist Episcopal (See Church Records) History and Residents ........................................ . VII History of Area Churches ............................•......... IX Map: 1902, North Part of Township and Weaver •••••••••••••••••• XI 1909, North Part of Township •...•...••••.•.••.••••••••••• VIII 1982 .................................................... . VII Newspaper Items: 1881,. Hesper ...••.•..••........•.•••.••••..•. 1888, Hesper ••............................... 1897, Eudora, Hesper, Kaw Bottom, Kaw Valley. Schools: Eudora Graded, Weaver (See School Records) Taxpayers: 1900-1901 (See Tax Records) Township Officers ...................................... '...... . Voter Registrations: 1867 (See Election Records) Weaver: History and Early Residents •......•.•••••••••••••••••• Family Reunions ..............•.••••••.•..•....•.•....•..••.••.••••••• IX VII VII VII VI II VIII VIII Farmers (See Land and Property Records: Landowners) FISH, Pascal, Shawnee Indian of Eudora Twp •••••••••..••••••••••••••.• VIII FISHER, Rev. Hugh Dunn: His Reminiscences of Quantrill IS Raid •••••••• XII FLETCHER, James, of Willow Springs Twp.: Heirs of 1860 ••..•........•• VIII FOX, Allen H.: Family Bible .....•••..............••...•.............. VII Franklin, KS (See Wakarusa Township) FRENCH, Lizzie Haskell of Lawrence: Obituary ••..•••••••••••••••••••.. X GARDNER, Joseph, of Clinton Township ••••••••••••.••••••••••••••••••.• VII GARDNER, William, of Eudora Township: Biography •••..••••••••.•••••••• VII GERSTENBERGER, Ella Reber, of Eudora: Memories ••••••.•••••••••••••••• XI XI GIBSON, William: News Item, Lawrence "Western Home Journal", 1882 •••• IX GILMORE, John, of Eudora Township: Biography ••.•••••..••••.•.•••••.•• VII Globe, KS (See Marion Township) GOOD, E.B. of Lawrence: Fire at His Grocery Store 1889 ••••.•••..••••• XII GOODPASTURE, Hamilton: Family History •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• I GORTON, Samuel, of Rhode Island and His Descendants •.•••••.•••..••.•• VI GOULD, George R.: News Item, Lawrence "Western Home Journal", 1882 ••• IX 149 2 3 4 1 2 3 ,- 3 100 143 189 12 53 104 3 137 1 3 1 47 1 3 4 154 2 89 3 145 2 90 3 104 2 Cover 2 90 3 122 2 50 4 184 2 Cover �VOL. NO. PAGE PIONEER, INDEX TO CONTENTS (continued) GRANT TOWNSHIP Cemeteries (See Cemetery Records) Census: 1875 •••••....•••.•..•.••..•.•...••••..•••..••• ···•••·· III Churches: Pilgrim Congregational (See Church Records) VIII Delaware Indians Who Became Citizens •••••••••••••••••••••••••• VIII Early Settlers As Remembered by Anna Morgan Ward •.•••••••••••• X X XI Hi story and Res; dents ...••.•...•.•••••.••.••••..••.••••••••.•• VII Landowners: 1873 ...••..•.•......••.•..••••..•.•..•.••..•...•.• IX Map: 1902, Showing C.B. Young's Maple Hill Farm •••.•.••••••••• XII 1921 .................................................... . IX Maple Hill Farm Journal of C.B. Young, 1897 ••••••••••••••••••• XII XII Newspaper Clippings ••••.•••••••••••••.•••••••••••......... ~ .•• IX IX IX 1865 ..................................... . VI II 1882 ..................................... . VIII 1896 ..................................... . VII North Lawrence: Early Business •••••••••••.....•••••••••••••••• VII First City Officers •••••••••••••••••••••.••.•. VIII Taxpayers: 1900-190'1 (See Tax Records) Township Officers, 1897 •••.••.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• IX Delaware Big House •.•...•...•••.•....•...••••..•..•.•••• ·····• 4 127 3 3 1 2 1 1 4 2 1 2 3 1 2 138 138 41 88 41 43 188 56 Cover 1 57 129 34 95 141 95 41 200 146 41 1 3 3 2 1 4 3 GREENE, Albert R.: Excerpts from Autobiography, 1842-1893 ••••••••...• XII GREGG, Deacon Alexander: Silver Wedding Anniversary, 1884 •••••••••..• IX 2 94 3 134 VI HAMPSHIRE, Mrs. KateP. of Lecompton Twp.: Death 1884 ••.••••••••••••• IX HARRELL, John of Clinton Twp.: Obituary •....••.••••••••••.••.•••.•••• X HART, Charlie AKA William Clarke Quantrill (See Lawrence) Health Records (See Medical Records) HECOX, Ida Josephine Johanson of Marion Twp.: Biography •••••.••••••.• X HELLSTROM, Laura Johnson: Memories of Quantrill IS Raid ............... . XII HERMANN, Aurelia: Drowning Accident - 1867 •••••••...•••••••••••••.•.• XI Hesper, KS (See Eudora Township) 3 107 1 39 1 39 HAMMER Family Bible .•....•••.•.••••••••••••••.•••..•..•••••••••••••.• 3 145 1 32 4 180 HISTORY (See also individual townships and towns) Cemetery History (See Cemetery Records) Church History (See Church Records) Coffee Substi tute 1870 ....................................... . VIII Diarists Records Trials &Travails of Plainsmen Life ••.••••••• Douglas Co., Lawrence, and DCGS Tidbits ••••••••••••••••••••••• Earthquake of 1867 •..•••••••••••.•••••••.•••••••••••.••••••••• German Settlement in Douglas Co ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••. Historical Societies of Douglas Co •••••••••••••••.•••••••••••• Indian Settlements in Douglas Co •••••.•••••••••••••••••••••••• Kansas Cities and Towns 1893 ••.•••••.••.••••••••••••..••.•.••• Kansas Post Offices 1881, 1891, 1926 •••••..••••••••••••••••••• Kansas Territory Post Offices 1856 ••.•••.••••••••••••••••••••• Lost Towns of Douglas Co ..................................... . Map, Lawrence and Douglas Co. Events 1854-1863 •.•••••••••••••• 150 III 4 193 3 98 I 1 1 IX 2 62 56 55 VIII VI VIII IV IV VI III VII XI 2 2 3 3 4 2 2 106 77 96 79 62 4 Cover 1 Cover �VOL. NO. PAGE PIONEER, INDEX TO CONTENTS (continued) I 2 62 Marias des Cygnes, Naming the River ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• I 1 30 Marais des Cygnes Massacre and John Brown's Parallels ••••••••• Path of the Early Explorers to Douglas Co ••••••••••••••••••••• II I 3 96 Post Offices of Douglas Co. 1881 ••••••••.•••••.••••••••••••••• IV 4 96 Pre-emption Act, 1841 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.• V I I I V 4 126 Proclamation of 1857, Kansas Territory •••••••••••••••••••••••• School History (See School Records) Quantrill's Raid (See Lawrence, KS) 1 40 Townships of Douglas Co.: Brief History ••••••••••••••••••••••• VII Trading Posts and Indian Missions ••••.•.•••••••.•••••••••••••• VIII 3 105 HOLMES, Julia Archibald: A "Bloomer Girl" of Lawrence................ X HOSKINSON, Mary Elizabeth of Palmyra Twp.: Letter 1875 ••••.•••••••••• VII Letter 1876 ••••••••••••••• VIII HOUGLAND, Dora Dillon of Baldwin: Biography.......................... X HOUGLAND Family Bible •••••••••••••••••.•.•.•••••••••••••••••••••••••• VI HOWARD, L.D.: Some Farm History...................................... XI IX 206 99 181 168 191 22 2 86 VIII VIII VI VII 2 58 2 56 4 168 2 59 VI VIII VI II VIII VIII IX 4 HOWARD, Lew; s: Ahnenta fe 1 . • • • . . . • • . • • . • . . . • • • • . • • • • • . • • • • • • . • . • • • • • •• I I I HOYT, Maj. David Starr: 1857 ...•.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION RECORDS Alien Registrants in Douglas Co., 1918 •••••••.•...•••.•••••••• German Settlement in Douglas Co .•••.•••••••••••••••••••••••••• Lawrence European Immigrants 1860 ..••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Naturalization: Certificates, Douglas Co., 1907-1921 •••••••••• Declarations of Intent 1868-1903 ••••••••••••••••••.•••••••••••••••• Douglas Co. District Court, 1907-1928 (A-H). (H-M). Douglas Co. Probate Court, 1856-1857 •••••••• Second JUdicial District, 1855-1858 .•..••••• Wansfield to Schutz.. •.••••••••••••••.••••••• Schutz to Zimmerman......................... Explanation ......................•••........... 3 114 1)( VI Kansas Territorial Period Records •.•.••••••.••• VIII Petitions 1906-1924 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• III III III IV IV V VI 4 2 4 4 4 1 172 34 3 123 4 176 4 172 1 18 1 2 77 2 63 4 171 2 50 3 86 4 120 2 55 4 122 3 87 2 64 In Memoriam (See Name of Individual) INGALLS, Fred: Obituary •••••••••••••..••••..••••••••••••••••.•••••••• VIII 3 108 JEN~INS, JENKINS, Francis M., of Marion Township: Biography ••••••••••••••••••• VII Mrs. Gaius of Wakarusa Twp.: 90th Birthday 1913 •••••.•••.••• IX Jurles (See Court Records) 2 94 3 153 "Kansas," by John J. Ingalls: Excerpts From .•••..••.•••••••••••••••• III "Kansas Pioneer Women," by Beulah Alice Ricketts (1887-1971) •••••••• : I 3 1 151 80 5 �VOL. NO. PAGE PIONEER, INDEX TO CONTENTS (continued) KANWAKA TOWNSHIP Barber Neighborhood Quilting Bee •••••••••••••.•••••••••••••••• Cemeteries: Mound or Mound View, Stull (See Cemetery Records) X 3 143 VI Churches (See Church Records) History and Residents ••••••.••••.••••••••.•••••••••••••••••••• VII Letter from Kanwaka 1882 ..................................... . IX Ma p, 1982 •.•••••..•••••••.•••••••.••••.•••••••••••••••••••.••• VI Newspaper Items •••.•.••••.•••••••••••••••.••••••••••••••••••.. IX IX 1888 ......................................... . VIII Pioneers, 1860-1885 ..•.••.•.•••...•..••.••..•••.•.•..•..••..•. IX Schools: Barber, Deer, Kanwaka, Mound (See School Records) Taxpayers: 1900-1901 (See Tax Records) Township Officers, 1897 ...................................... . IX 4 187 Census: 1875 •.•.••..•.••..•.••..••••••••••••••...••.•••••..••• 1 2 4 1 3 3 4 44 96 Cover 37 143 139 189 1 3 KELLY, Kathryn & Amelia Betts: Santa Fe Trail Monuments Restoration •• VII KENNEDY, J.R.: Death 1883 .•...••.••.•..•.•••••••...•••••••••••••..•.. IX KEOKUK, Chief Moses: Jailed in Lawrence 1868 •••••••.••••••••••••••••. VIII KIDWELL, Patriotic Family ••••••.••••••••••••••••••••••••.•••••••••••• VI KLAUS, Fredrick: Tomstone, Lecompton Twp •.•••••••••••.•.••••••••••••• XII KODER, Ter;: 1m Memoriam ..•.........••.••••••••••.•••••••.•.••••••••. VIII KRETSINGER, Mrs. D.L.: Memories of Quantrill IS Raid •••.•••••••••••••• XII 3 3 3 4 1 1 1 143 113 135 167 49 2 25 LADUKE, Mabel, of Wakarusa Twp.: Letter •.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••• VIII Lakeview, KS (See Wakarusa Township) 2 100 LAND AND PROPERTY RECORDS Automobile Directory, Douglas & Franklin Counties, 1920: (A-Hibner) .........................•.•...•.................• (Higgins-Risley) •••••••••••••.••••.•••••••••••••.•••••.••••• (Rob; nson-Z) ...••.••••••••••••••...•..•••......•••.••..•••.. XI XI XI 1 2 3 31 81 111 32 118 34 105 188 135 192 26 67 113 Claims for Losses: Kansas Territory, 1850 ' s ••.•••••••••••••••• V 1 Testimonies, 1 Nov 1855-1 Dec 1856 •••••.• IX 3 Quantrill IS Raid Claims •.••••••••••••.••••• V 1 Indian Place Names and Early Settlements ••••••••••••.••••••••• VIII 3 Landowners: Grant Township 1873 ...••••••.•.••..•.•.....••..••• IX 4 Farmer's Directory, 1920: (A-B) ••••••••••••••••••• XI 3 (c).................... . XI 4 ( 0- E) •••••••.••.•••....• XII 1 (F-Gress) ......•........ XII 2 (Gress-Hyre) •••••••••••• XII 3 Maps: Douglas Co., Road •...•••.•••.••••.•••••.•••..•••.••••.•. VI 1 Cover 1921 ...................................... . IX 4 160 Eudora Township, North Part of Township and Weaver, 1902 XI 4 177 North Part of Township 1909 ..••••••••.. VIII 2 Cover 1982 ....••.....•..•.•.......•..•....... VI I 1 Cover Grant Township, 1902, Showing C.B. Young's Farm •••.••••• XII 2 57 1921. ...... . . . •. . ...... . . . ..• ..... . . .. .• IX 1 Cover Indian Lands, Trading Posts, Missions &Schools, 1854 •.• VIII 3 Cover Kansas Territory, Election Districts •••••••••••••••••••• VIII 4 171 Kanwaka Township, 1982 •....•.......••...•..........•.... VI 4 Cover Lawrence, 1854 .......................................... VIII 1 Cover 1873.......................................... VI 3 Cover Lecompton Township...................................... VI 2 Cover 152 �VOL. NO. PAGE PIONEER, INDEX TO CONTENTS (continued) Marion Township, Partial Map of Landowners, 1873 •••••••• VII Palmyra Township, 1982 ....•......••.....•.......•....... VI I Prairie City, 1873 ..................................... . VII Safe Deposit Box Property Unclaimed •••.••••••••••••••••.•••••. VII Trading Posts and Missions •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•• VI II LANE, Jim: Saved By Disguise During Quantrill's Raid ••••••••••••••••• XII X LAPTAD, Mrs. Agnes Petrie of Grant Twp.: Obituary •••••••••••••••••••• LAWRENCE, KS (See also Wakarusa Township) Baggage Notices, "Herald of Freedom," 1855 •••••••••••••• ~ ••••• VII X Buildings Newly Erected 1883 ••••••••••••••.•••.••••••••••.•••• Business Directory 1859 ...................................... . IV Businesses 1857 ••••••••...•.•••.•....••...••••••••.•.•....•••• VI V Businesses and Merchants 1913 •••••••••••••••-•••••••••••••••••• C.D. Reedy Cash Book &Butcherin9 Records •.•••••••••••.•.••..• XI Cemeteries (See Cemetery Records) Census, Ward 5, 1875 .....••.••.•.•••••.••.•••••••••.•••..•.... VI Central Telephone Company: Directory, Lawrence Exchange, 1883. XI Churches (See Church Records) City Directory 1860-61 ....................................... . IV City Election 1863 ••••••••••••••••••.••••••••••••••••••••••••• III Daughters of the American Revolution, First Chapter, Lawrence: Charter Members •...•..•.••.•.•.•...•..•••••.•......•••••••.• X European Immigrants 1860 .....••..........................••..• VI German Mass Meeting, 1872 ••••••.•....•.•.••••..•........•.•••• XI High School (See School Records) Home s ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• VI Jai 1s ........................................................ . VII Manifesto 1855 ............................................... . V VI Map, 1854 .................................................... . VI II " 1873 .................................................... . VI Events of 1854-1863 •••••••••••••••.••••.•••••••••• ·•••.••• VII Mud Fort on Massachusetts Street, 1857 •.•••••••••••••.•••••••. VIII National Guard 1916 •••.••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•••• VI Newspapers: Clippings from the Scrapbook of Maude Woodard, 1911-1913 ...................................... . X "Herald of Freedom," 1855, Extracts ••••••••••••••• IV Subscription List "Herald of Freedom" 1856 •••••••• V North Lawrence (See Grant Township) "Past 75" Picnic, 1913 ••••••••••••.••••••••••••••••••••••••••• IX Quantrill's Loss, Museum's Gain •..•••••••••••••••••••.•••••••• III Quantrill's Raid: 125th Anniversary of 21 August 1863 •••.••••• XII Buildings That Survived in Existence in 1913 X C1 aims ..................................... . V Massacre at Lawrence •••••••••••••••••••••••• III Names of People Killed ••••••••••••.••••••••• I XII Obituaries from Tennessee Newspapers •••••••• VI Survi vors .................................. . I IV Women Bring in Munition Supply •••••••••••••• XII Schools (See School Records) 153 4 2 3 3 3 205 Cover Cover 130 105 1 25 3 142 4 171 4 177 2 37 2 58 2 48 3 131 3 143 2 93 4 103 2 52 3 135 4 168 1 40 2 3 3 1 1 3 4 4 4 59 132 99 14 Cover Cover Cover Cover 169 1 4 2 11 93 66 3 114 4 118 1 1 4 174 1 34 2 53 2 74 1 7 2 61 2 74 3 67 1 24 �VOL. NO. PAGE PIONEER, INDEX TO CONTENTS (continued) Settlers Meeting 1879 ................................•.. '..... . I I I I Streets Renamed •..••.....••••.••.••••••••••.••.••••.•..•••••.. VII Ordinance #973 ••••••••••••••••••..•••••••••••• Temperance Association •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Unclaimed Letters at Lawrence Post Office 1857 •••••••••••••••• 1864 ............... . 1872 ............... . Undertakers Prior to 1900 .................................... . University of Kansas (See School Records) Voter Registration (See Election Records) Wards, City Ordinance #57 ...••.....•..•.......•............... Weaver's Girls, 1929 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• LEAMER, Mrs. A.M. of Lecompton Twp.: 57th Anniversary of Settlement •• X X VI IV XI VI 1898 •••••.•.•.••••••••••.••••.. Cemeteries: Grover (See Cemetery Records) Census: 1875 •••••••• ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Churches: Presbyterian (See Church Records) 20 2 52 3 4 84 109 3 153 2 55 3 103 3 118 2 62 1 39 2 54 X X 2 55 3 136 X 3 LECOMPTON, KS (See also Lecompton Township) Chester A. Arthur's Visit 1857 •••••••••••••••••••.•••••.•••••• VII. City Directory 1866 .......................................... . VI Constitution Committee ...............•••.....••••..••......•.. VI Historic Landmarks Destroyed by Fire 1916 ••••••••••••••••••••• X Newspaper Items: 1883 .••••••••••••••••••••••.••••.•.•••••••••• X Slaves .............•.......................................... VI LECOMPTON TOWNSHIP (See also Lecompton) Big Springs: Newspaper Notices 1893 •.••.•••••••.••.•..•••••••• 1 144 4 202 2 76 78 90 1 44 2 2 4 185 IX IX 4 191 1 39 VI 2 80 History and Residents ........................................ . VII Kansas River Steamboats .........•........•....••••............ VII Ma p ...•••.......................•....•......•.•.•..••......•.. VI 44 93 2 Cover IX Vital Statistics: Index from "Lecompton Monitor," 1885 •••••••• VII From Newspapers, 1888-1890 •••.••••••.••••••• VIII 1 3 3 148 1 43 Schools: Greenwood Valley, Winter (See School Records) Taxpayers: 1900-1901 (See Tax Records) Township Officers, 1897 ...................................... . LEEPER, Allen and Vienna Veatch of Lawrence: Biographical Sketch..... X LEIBEY, James: Biographical Sketch ..•••••••••••••••••.••••••••••••••• XII LEIBEY, Nancy Graham: Biographical Sketch •••••••••.••••.••.•••••••••• XII LEWIS, A. 0.: Oath ..••....•..•••...•..•.••.•••••••••••••.••..•••••.••. VI I 1 2 2 2 2 85 54 55 95 LIGGETT, M.M.: Death................................................. I 2 1 LONE STAR, KS History....................................................... IV 1 11 LOVEJOY, Rev. Chas. Hazeltine of Baldwin: Biography •••••••••••••••••• III 2 44 154 4 �VOL. NO. PAGE PIONEER, INDEX TO CONTENTS (continued) MAHANY, Mrs. A.B. of Lawrence &Topeka: Longest Living KS Resident... X Maps (See Land and Property Records) MARCH, Henry and Tirzah Robinson: Bible ••.••••••••••••••••••••••••••• VII MARION TOWNSHIP Cemeteries (See Cemetery Records) Churches: Bethel M.E., Fairview Brethren, Washington Creek (See Church Records) History and Residents ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• VII Map (partial) of Landowners, 1873 ••••••••••••••••••.•••••••••• VII Schools: Brubaker, Lapeer, Rock Creek (See School Records) Township Officers, 1897....................................... IX Voter Registrations: 1867 (See Election Records) 4 i 4 161 1 46 4 205 1 3 XII 2 82 XI VIII XII VIII 1 38 4 196 3 137 3 104 VII VIII VIII VIII 2 1 1 1 66 22 23 21 MEDLICOTT, Ruth: POisoning Case of 1871 ••••.•••••••.••••.•••••••••••• VII METSKER, Gary Martin: Ahnentafel •••••••••••••••••.••••••••••••••••••• VIII METSKER, Phillips of Lecompton Twp................................... IX 4 177 MARKLEY, George W.: Diary ca. 1914 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Marriage Records (See Vital Records) MATHEWS, Evangeline Eldridge: Obituary ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MAYER, William, of Marion Twp.: Will ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• McGREW, George AKA "Nature Boy" Ashley: Notes About Identity ••••••••• McMANNESS, Soney: In Memoriam •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MEDICAL RECORDS Genetic Disease: Malignant Hyperthermia ••••••••••...•••••••••• Health Report, Douglas Co. 1887 •••••••••••••••••.••••••••••••• Physicians and Midwives, 1887 ••.••••••••••••••••••••••..•••••• Physicians and Surgeons of Early Douglas Co ••••••••••••••••••. 1 7 1 42 1 32 78 MILITARY RECORDS Adjutant General Enrollment of Soldiers, Act of 1883: (A-B)................ (C-D)................ X X (E-Heard)............ X (Herman-Manley)...... X (Manley-Ulrich) •••••• XI (Vail-Z) ••••••••••••• XI Battle of Chicgamauga: Losses ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• III Battle of Prairie Grove, 1863: Killed and Wounded............. II II Lawrence National Guard 1916 •••••••••••••••••.•••••••••••••••• VI Pensioners in C.W. Smith Mortuary Record...................... V Recruits Killed in Quantrill's Raid ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• XII Soldiers Buried in Oak Hill, Maple Grove, &Dread Cemeteries.. V Wakarusa War Papers from "Wilder's Annals" •••••••••••••••••••• XI MILLER, John M.: Family Bible .•••••••.•••••••••••.••••••••••••••••••• XII MILNER, Franc:s and Mr~. Florence Biggs of Grant Twp.: 75th Birthday. X MORRIS, Dr. Rlchard: Dlary 1867 •••••••••••.••••••••••••••••••••••••.•• IX 155 2 3 115 4 200 1 21 2 77 58 1 2 2 2 4 169 4 142 2 1 7 100 1 16 3 66 140 2 59 2 3 �VOL. NO. PAGE PIONEER, INDEX TO CONTENTS (continued) MORTUARY RECORDS C.W. Smith Mortuary Records 1890-1907 (Ac-El) ••• ~ ••••••••••••• VI VI VI VII VII VII VII VI II VIII VIII VIII VI V 1 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 2 4 28 135 158 4 80 139 194 13 88 127 177 54 142 MURRA y, Ro 1f Came 1: Fami 1y Record .••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• VII liMy Treasures," poem by Georgiana Brune •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• VII 1 2 2 62 NACE, William McDowell of Lecompton: Biography ••••••••••••••••••••••• II II 3 4 71 II II X XI 3 86 4 4 176 4 191 (El-Ge) •••..••..•....... (Ge-Ho) •.••••••••••••••• (Ho-J) .••........••.•••• (J- L) ...•....•••.•.•.••. ( L-Me) •.•..•.••••••...•. (Me-Mo) ••••..••••••••••. (M- R) •.••••.•••••••.•••• ( R- S ) •••.••.••.••••••.•• (s- T) .........•...•.••.. (u- Z) .••••.••••..•••.••• Lawrence Undertakers Prior to 1900 ••.•••••••.•••....••.•.••••. Pensioners in C.W. Smith Mortuary Record •••••••••••••••••••••• Naturalization Records (See Immigration Records) NEAL Bros.: Bi ography .••..••....••..••••..••..•••••.•.•.•••.•.••••••. NICHOLS, Mr. of Baldwin: Grave Unmarked •••.•••••••••••••••••••••••••• NOE, George &Hannah: Some Farm History •••••.••.••••••••••••••••••••• North Lawrence, KS (See Grant Township) IX O'NEIL, Hon. Moses A. of Black Jack: Biography ••••••••••••••••••••••• III 4 164 1 29 OBITUARIES (See also names of indivduals) New England Society Obituary Records 1899-1927 •••••.•••••••••. Obituaries in Douglas Co. Newspapers 1855-1859 •.••.••...•.•••. Quantrill's Raid: Obituaries from Tennessee Newspapers ••••••• ~ V V VI 1 37 4 122 2 61 OEHLER, F.C. of Palmyra Twp.: Letter from Prairie City ••••••••••••••• VIII 3 143 PAINTER, James Montrose: Family ••••••••••.••••••••••••••••••••••••••• VIII 1 O'DEll, Gus: Death •.................................................. PALMYRA TOWNSHIP (See also Prairie City, Vinland) Cemeteries: Baldwin Pioneer or Oakland, Brumbaugh, Oakwood (See Cemetery Records) Churches (See Church Records) Grand Army of the Republic (G.A.R.), E.D. Baker Post, Baldwin: Officers of 1887............................................ X 4 History and Residents ..........••...••...•.....•..•.....•..... VII 4 201 1 47 Map, 1982 .......................•......•...................... VI I 2 Cover Schools: Baldwin, Black Jack, Spring Creek, Vinland (See School Records) liThe Course of True Love 100 Years Ago" ••••••••••••••••••••••• VIII 4 197 Taxpayers: 1900-1901 (See Tax Records)' Township Officers, 1897....................................... IX 1 3 PATTERSON, John: Story ...................•........................... VI PEARSON, Carl of Palmyra Twp.: Will •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••. VIII Physicians (See Medical Records) 156 4 157 4 197 �VOL. NO. PAGE PIONEER, INDEX TO CONTENTS (continued) PIFER, John Henry of Kanwaka Twp.: Affidavit of Death, Testacy &Heir VIII PILLA, Charles of Eudora Twp.: Biographical Sketch ••••••••••••••••••• VIII Pleasant Grove, KS (See Willow Springs Township) POMEROY, S.C. "Old "Porn" of Lawrence: What the Old Man Thinks of Lawrence Women •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• X PRAIRIE CITY, KS (See also Palmyra Township) History and Ads 1857 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• VII Map, 1873 •...••..•.••••.••.••••.•.•••••••..•.••..••.••.•• ••••• VII Newspaper Copy •••••••••••••••••••••••••.•••••••••••••••••••••• VII 4 194 2 94 3 98 3 150 3 Cover 3 Cover Probate Court Records (See Court Records) QUANTRILL, William Clarke AKA Charlie Hart (See Lawrence) RALSTON, E.V.: Family Bible ...•.......................•...........•.. VII Clippings and Notes Found in Bible •••••••••••••••••••• XII RANKIN, Don John: Biography .•.•..••••..•.••••.••••••••..•••••..•••.•. XII RANKIN, Mary Carpenter: Memories of Quantrill's Raid ••••••••••••••..• XII RASH Fam11 y Bib 1e •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•••••••••••••••••• VI RAY, Luke of Clinton Twp.: Biographical Sketch ••••••••••••••••••••••• XI RAY, Marcelmas B. of Kanwaka Twp.: Biographical Sketch •••••••••.••.•• VIII READ, Freddy Rockwell: Death 1862 •••••••••••••••••.•••••••••••••••••• IX REEDY, C.D. of Lawrence: Cash Book and Butchering Records ••••••••.••• XI RESEARCH Ahnentafel: What It Is and How To Prepare It •••••••••••••••••• VIIBermuda, Hiding Place of Lost Ancestors ••••••••••••.•••••.•••• VII Book Review: "The Ancestors, Family and Descendants of Johann Henrich Ludwig Thoren and Catharina Sophia Beckmeir from 1630 to 1984"................... X liThe Source ll • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • VIII Courthouse Terms, Definitions •••••••••••••..•.•••••• ; •••••••.• VIII DCGS Library Acquisitions (See Douglas Co. Genealogical Society) Divorce Records, Unexpected Genealogical Treasure ••••••••••••• VII Genealogist's Code of Ethics •••••••••••••.•••••••••••••••••••• III German-American Documents &Research, The Max Kade •••••••••••• VIII Alien Registration •••••• VIII How to Trace Your Family Tree ••.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• III Pioneer (See Douglas Co. Genealogical Society) Rural Mail Delivery and Uncollected Letters Regulations ••••••• Surnames Beginning with I and J •••••.••••••••••••••••••••••••• Tombstone Tips on Wording .....•...••..............•..••.....•• 157 1 17 3 129 1 i 3 150 3 146 VI II II VI XI XI 3 117 3 134 3 144 In Search of Roots ............................................ I I I Naturalization Explanation •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Navaho Roots: How to Trace •••••••••.•••••••••••••••••••••••••• 57 108 75 9 166 160 96 17 131 3 4 2 2 3 2 4 3 4 3 1 3 4 2 3 4 In Search of the Family Tree ••.••••••••••••.•.•••••••••••••••• III Ireland, England, Switzerland •••••••••••••••••••••.••••••••••• II II Kansas State Historical Society ••••••••.•••••.•••••••.•••••••• XII Lawrence, KS: List of Resources ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• V Lawrence Public Library: Resources Available •••••••••••••••••• I Name Chang; n9 ••.••••••••••••••.••••••••••.•••••••••••••••••••• 2 3 2 1 4 4 2 1 3 V 120 115 68 57 81 65 132 60 139 6 105 148 63 57 �VOL. NO. PAGE PIONEER, INDEX TO CONTENTS (continued) University of Kansas Spencer Research Library: Books of Genealogical Interest •••••••••••••••••••••••••• VII Douglas Co. Materials in the Kansas Collection ••••••.••• III Kansas Collection ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• III 2 85 3 101 3 98 2 64 REUTTER, Janet: Ahnentafel ....•.•.•..........•.•.••...••••••.•••••... VII 3 105 RHODES, Sycurgus &Sarah Caroline: Bible Records.· •••••••••••••••••••• VII 1 30 RICHARDS, Oscar Grenman of Eudora: Biography ••••••••••••••••••••••••• III V 3 86 Robert's Rules of Order ............................................. . 3 63 ROBINSON, Gov. Charles: Biography ••••••••••••••••••••••••••.••••••••• II II 4 X 3 123 ROBINSON, Sara Tappan Doolittle of Lawrence: Biography ••••••••••••••• 4 161 ROBINSON, Tirzah and Henry March: Bible •••••.•••••••••••••••••••••••• VII RODRIQUE, A.C. of Lecompton Twp.: Affidavit 1858 ••••••••••••••••••••• VIII 4 195 2 63 ROSS, Joanna Harmon: Ahnentafel .....•..........•..•..........••...•.. VII SACHSMAN-SOXMAN Fami 1y •••.•••••••...•.••.•..•••.•••••••..•••••••••••• SALATHIEL, John: Corrections & Biographical Notes, Letter to Editor •• SALSMAN Family Bible •••••..••••••.•••••••••••••.••••••••••••••.•••••. SAUM, Patricia Jolene: Ahnentafel ••••••••••••••••••.••••••••••••••••• SCHMIDT, Emma Josephine of Eudora Twp.: Certificate of Baptism ••••••• SCHMIDT, Johann Christian: Life History on the Prairie ••••••.•••••••• SCHOOL RECORDS Baldwin "School Times", Palmyra Twp.: 1892 ••••••••.••••••••••• Barber School, Kanwaka Twp.: Pupils, 1898 ••••••••.••••••••.•.• Bismark School District #79 •••••••••.•••••••••••.••••••••••••• Black Jack School #9, Palmyra Twp.: 1881. •••••••••••.••••••••• Blue Mound School District #29: History and Taxpayers ••••••••• Photo of Pupils, 1916 ••.••••.• Brubaker School, Marion Twp.: Enrollment 1881 ••.•••••••••••••• Cass Co., Illinois Schools: 1902 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Clinton School District #25 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Columbia School, Willow Springs Twp.: •••••••••••••.•••.••••••• Deer School District #48, Kanwaka Township •••••••••••••••••••• Enterprise School District #18 •••••••••••••••••••.••••••••••.• Eudora Graded School: Pupils Graded 90% &Above, Jan 1888 ••••• Fairview School: Record 1875-1876 •••••••.••••••••••.••••.••••• Students of 1898 ••.•••••••••••••••••••••••••• Franklin School District #16 .••....••••••••••••••••••••••••••• III XI VI X VIII III 3 94 4 200 3 106 1 30 4 191 2 4 IX IX X III IX XII XII IX III II II X VII III XI XI XI II II VIII X I VIII VIII X III 3 150 4 194 2 89 3 79 3 152 3 103 3 102 3 149 1 19 1 7 7 2 1 49 2 92 3 78 4 176 1 30 1 29 8 1 2 2 97 1 44 1 18 3 108 3 Cover 2 96 1 18 Greenwood Valley School, Lecompton Twp.: History •••••••••••.•• Pupils 1898 •••••••••• Harmony School District #57 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Haskell Institute: Celebrating Its Centennial ••••••••••••••••• Illustrations from London News ••••••••••••• High Prairie School, Willow Springs Twp.: Pupils, 1898 •••••••• Kanwaka Township District #15 •••••••••••.•••••••••.••••••••••• Teachers & Board Members, X' 2 89 1899-1918 ••••••..••••••••••••• Lakeview School District #1, Wakarusa Township •••••.•••••••••• VII 3 153 Lapeer School District #41, Marion Twp. Pupils &Teacher 1911, c.1912 •••••••••••••••••••.••••••••••• XI 3 145 158 �VOL. NO. PAGE PIONEER, INDEX TO CONTENTS (continued) Lawrence Schools: Board of Education, 1867 •••••••••••••••••••• Early School s .............................. . Pupils Neither Absent Nor Tardy 1884-1885 ••• Lawrence High School: Graduates 1907 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1908 ......................... . Mound School District #35, Kanwaka Twp •••••••••••••••••••••••• Pawnee School District #23, Bourbon Co.: 1935 ••••••••••••••••• Pinkney School, Lawrence: Photo •••••••••••••••••••••.••••••••• Pleasant Grove School District #38, Willow Springs Twp.: 1911. Quincy High School, Lawrence: Reunion, 1 Jun 1882 ••••••.•••••• X X XI V V IX II II XI IV X X 4 153 2 65 2 76 2 49 1 19 1 36 3 74 4 74 2 74 2 53 2 68 4 182 X Rock Creek School, District #13, Marion Twp.: •••••••.••••••••• Pupils &Teacher 1910 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• XI Rural School Graduates, 1913 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• IX Spring Creek School District #2, Palmyra Township ••••••••••••• VII Starr School District #19 (young) ••••••••••••••..••••••••••••• III Teachers: 1899-1900 .......................................... . VIII Kanwaka Twp., 1899-1908 ••••••••••••••••••••••••.•••• X X Palmyra Twp., 1899-1902 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1902-1905 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• X Twin Mound School House .•.................•.•.••.••••••.....•. XI Union School District #34, Willow Springs Twp.: 1926-1927 ••••• III 1 X 1 2 1 University of Kansas: Class of 1881, 1931 Reunion ••••••••••••• Law School Class of 1896 •..••••••••••••• Spencer Research Library (See Research) Vermont School, Lawrence: Photo ••..••.•.•••••••••••••••••••••• Victory School District #110, Bourbon Co.: 1921 •••••••••••••.• 1923-4 ••••••••••••• Vinland School District #49: School Report 1881 ••••••••••••••• 1897-1898 •.•••••••••••••••••••••• Walnut Grove School District #11, Wakarusa Township XII V XI III III VIII XI V 1898 ........................................... ............. . VII Photo of Pupils &Teacher ca. 1908 •••••••••••.•••••••••••••• Wakarusa Model School District #83: History •••••••••••••••••.• Washington Creek School #22, Clinton Twp.: Enrollment 1912 •••• History •••••••••••• Weaver School District #86, Eudora Twp.: Pupils 30 Jun 1934 ••• Teachers 1898-1938 ••• Willow Springs School District #51: Pupils, 1898 •••••••••••••• 1902-1903 •••••••••••••••.• 1906-1907 ••••••••••••••••• Winter School District #70, Lecompton Twp.: History ••••••••••• Woodlawn School, Lawrence: Photo •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SCHOTT, Cynthia: Ahnentafel .....••..•......•.•...••.•••.•....•....•.. SCHWARTZ, Frederick of Willow Springs Twp.: Family ••••••••••••••••••• SEARS, Charles May: Log Cabin 1854 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SHOGRIN, Donna Marsh: Ahnentafel ••••••••••••••••••• ~ ••••••••••••••••• SIMMONS and Dodder Family of Marion Twp •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SIMMONS, Hazel Lee: In Memoriam •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SMITH, C.W.: Biographical Sketch (See also Mortuary Records) ••••••••• SMITH, Irwin H. and Celinda of Marion Twp.: Wills ••••••.••••••••••••• 159 XI IX IX IX XI XI X V V IX XI VII VI II VIII XI IX VII VIII VIII 45 3 145 4 158 2 95 4 132 3 l18 1 1 2 43 47 93 15 80 50 74 18 1 3 1 2 74 17 60 1 45 2 3 147 2 51 207 148 4 196 4 3 3 137 3 4 4 2 2 3 3 2 4 2 4 4 4 135 181 179 96 50 95 144 74 162 101 Cover 190 192 3 104 4 184 1 44 �PIONEER, INDEX TO CONTENTS (continued) VOL. NO. PAGE SMITH, Samuel of Lecompton Twp.: Testimony 1856 •••••••••••••••••••••• SNEDEGER, Jean: Ahnentafel .....•.........••..•...•...••.••..••....... STANWIX, Clayton C.: In Memoriam ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• STEELE, Capt. James Cooper of Bloomington &Clinton: Biography ••••••• Letter, 1865 •••• STEVENS, Mrs. N.O.: Memories of Quantrill's Raid ••••••••••••••••••••• STEVENS, N.T.: New Residence 1871 •••••••••••••••••••••.••.••••••••••• STOUPPE, Olive: In Memoriam .................•.•..•....••.••••••••..•. STROUP, Isaac William: Biography ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Stull, KS (See Kanwaka Township) VIII VII IX III XI XII XI VIII VI 3 3 3 2 4 3 4 1 4 140 106 107 45 159 112 201 2 184 VI SUTLIFF, Mrs. J.B.: Memories of Quantrill's Raid ••••••••••••••••••••• XII 6 142 1 23 TAX RECORDS Delinquent Tax List 1863 .•..••..••..•.................•.••..•. IV Internal Revenue Service Records: Jan-May 1867 ••••.••••••••••• IX Taxpayers: Blue Mound School District #29 ••••••••••••••••.•••• XII Clinton Twp., 1900-1901 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• IX Eudora Twp., 1900-1901 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• IX Grant Twp., 1900-1901 ................•............. IX Kanwaka Twp., 1900-1901 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• IX Lecompton Twp., 1900-1901 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• IX Marion Twp., 1900-1901 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• IX Palmyra Twp.,' 1900-1901 ••••••••.• .-••••.•••••••••••• IX 2 4 3 4 4 3 3 2 3 2 STULL, Isaac: Golden Wedding ••••.••••••.••••..••.•.•••••••••••.•••.•• 60 165 103 185 186 140 142 97 147 99 THOREN, Johann Henrich Ludwig and Catharina Sophia Beckmeir: Book Review .•••••••••.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•••••••••.•• X TOMERLIN, Fountain C. of Willow Springs Twp.: Testimony .•••••••••••.• VIII i 1 4 199 ULRICH, Jacob of Willow Springs Twp.: Affidavit of Death and Heirship VII 4 208 Valley Chapel, KS (See Clinton Township) VANCIL, Daniel of Clinton Township: Estate Sale Bill ••••••••••••••••• VII VAN HOESEN, Capt. Isaac Newton of Lawrence: Biography •••.••••.••••••• II II VAN LOENEN, Gail Garrett: Ahnentafel ••••••••••.•••••••••••••••••••.•• VII VAUGHN, Donald: Ahnentafel .........•...•..•..••••.......•••••••••••.. VIII VAUSBAUGH, Henry: Death 1882 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• IX VEATCH, Vienna and Allen Leeper: Biographical Sketch ••••••••••••••••• X 3 144 3 69 4 1 18 2 54 4 164 2 85 VINLAND, KS (See also Palmyra Township) Newspaper Items, 1883 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••..••••• VIII Post Office, History 1868-1947 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• IX Schools (See School Records) VITAL RECORDS Births: From Lawrence Newspapers, 1861-1863 ••••••••• ~ ••••••••• IX Deaths (See also Cemetery, Court, &Mortuary Records, Obituaries) Deaths: Douglas Co. Mortality Schedule, 1860 •••••••••••••••••• VIII Notices in Newspapers, Jan 1861-0ct 1863 (A-L)........ X (~1-Z).. •• •• •• Belvoir, Feb 1887.............. Quantrill's Raid, Names of People Killed.............. 160 X X I XII 1 1 45 43 4 159 4 165 1 3 2 56 3 137 2 74 1 7 �VOL. NO. PAGE PIONEER, INDEX TO CONTENTS (continued) Lecompton Vital Statistics: Index, "Lecompton Monitor," 1885 •• From Newspapers, 1888-1890 •••••••• Marriages, Douglas Co. Court House Records 1863-1865 •••••••••. 1866-1867 •••••••••• 1867-1868.......... 1869............... 1870............... 1871 ••••••.•.•••.•• 1872 •••.••••••••••• 1873 ••••••••••••••• 1874 ••••••••••••••• 1875 ••••••.•••••.•. 1876 •••.••••.•••••• 1877............... 1878 ••••••••.••••.• 1879 •••.•••.••••••• 1880 ••••••••••••••• 1881............... 1882............... 1883............... 1884 •••••••••.••••• 1885........... ... . VII VIII III III V V VI VII VII VII VII VIII VIII IX IX IX IX X X XI XI XI 1886 •.•.•••••••.••• XI 1887 •••••••.••••••• XII Marriages, Douglas Co. Newspapers: 1854-1860 •.••...••••.•.•••• VI Jan 1861-0ct 1863.......... IX Marriages, Friends Monthly Meeting 1871-1897 .••.•••••••••••••• VI Marriage Records in Area 1854-1861 ••••.••••.•.•••••••••••••••• VIII 3 148 1 43 1 23 3 88 2 60 4 127 3 108 1 19 2 68 3 108 4 164 2 76 3 110 1 7 2 64 3 121 4 172 1 15 4 156 1 3 1 60 116 4 1 1 4 3 4 161 10 15 160 132 155 2 Voting Records (See Election Records) WAKARUSA TOWNSHIP (See also Lawrence) Barker Grange No. 27: 1873.................................... IX 1 45 Cemeteries (See Cemetery Records) Churches (See Church Records) First Flour Mill (See also Willey, J.W.)...................... X 2 94 Franklin Early History .•.•••••.•.••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•• VIII 4 198 Halloween Party 1915.......................................... IX 1 46 History and Residents ••.....•......••...•••...•.••..••.•..•... VII 1 49 Literary Society of Franklin, KS.............................. X 3 151 Schools: Franklin, Lakeview, Lawrence, Wakarusa Model, Walnut Grove (See School Records) Township Officers, 1897 •..••••.•••••.••••••.•••••••.•••••••••• IX 1 3 WAKEFIELD, John A. of Kanwaka Twp.: Will and Obituary •••••••.•••.•.•• VII 4 WALKER, S.N. of Baldwin City: "A Burglary in Baldwin City - 1872" •.•• XI 3 WATTLES, Augustus of Clinton Township: Losses from Invasion, 1856 •••• VII 4 WATTS, John Crimp of Wakarusa Twp.: Biographical Sketch ••.••••••••••• VIII 3 Weaver, KS (See Eudora Township) WEBBER Autograph Book •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• VI 3 WEIMER, James H. of Marion Twp.: Biographical Sketch •••••••••••.••••• VIII 4 WHITE, George W.: Life History •..•....•............••...•..•..•••.... IV 2 WHITMAN, Herman Delos: Obituary •••••••••••••••••••••••••.•.•.•••••••• XI 1 Wichita County Census (See Census Records) 161 201 , 130 198 144 140 196 51 37 �VOL. NO. PAGE PIONEER, INDEX TO CONTENTS (continued) WIGGINS, James B. of Wakarusa Twp.: Recollections and Biography •••••• VII WIGGINS, Jane: Ahnentafel •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••• IV WILLEY, J.W.: Family, Pioneer Millers •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• VIII First Flour Mill of Wakarusa Twp .•••••••••••••••••••••• X X WILLIAMS, Patricia Jolene Saum: Ahnentafel ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 98 2 58 4 154 2 94 1 30 WILLOW SPRINGS TOWNSHIP Cemeteries: St. John's (See Cemetery Records) Churches: St. John's United Church of Christ, Worden United Methodist (See Church Records) Columbia Literary Society: 1894-1897 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• IX 1 IX 2 IX 3 IX 4 Columbia, Newspaper Items..................................... X 3 History and Residents ...•........•••..•......•..........•..••. VII 1 Pleasant Grove, Newspaper Clippings 1913 •••••••••••••••••••••• VII 2 Schools: Columbia, High Prairie, Pleasant Grove, Union, Willow Springs (See School Records) Township Officers, 1897.......................................... IX 48 103 154 198 152 50 99 1 Wills, Estates, and Probates (See Court Records) WINCHELL, Mr.: Saved by Women During Quantrill IS Raid •••••••••••••••• XII WOOD, Samuel N.: Letter from Kansas 1854 •••••••••••.••••••••••••••••• IV X WOODARD, Maude of Lawrence: Clippings from her Scrapbook ••••••••••••• WOODWARD, Lucy Wilder of Lawrence: Biography ••••••.••••••••••..•••••• X Worden, KS (See Willow Springs Township) 1 48 4 93 1 11 3 132 YOUNG, C.B.: Maple Hill Farm Journal, 1897 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• XII XII 2 57 3 129 ZIMMERMAN, William: German Death Certificate •••••••••••••••••••••.••• VIII 2 Cover *********************************************************************************** TO ORDER BACK COPIES OF THE PIONEER Douglas County Genealogical Society Members Kansas Residents, $3.61/issue Out of State Residents, $3.50/issue Non-members Kansas Residents, $4.14/issue Out of State, $4.00/issue Send your name and address with payment to: Douglas County Genealogical Society P.O. 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