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Box 3664 Lawrence, Kansas 66046-0664 ISSN 0739-4101 Summer 1989 Vol. XII, No. 4 --------------------------------------------------------------------------CONTENTS PAGE Edward JONES Bible ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 164 Thomas YARNOLD Bible ••••••••••••.•••••••••..••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 166 Obituary of Dr. THOMAS YARNOLD ••••••••••••••••••••••••.•..••••••••••••• 168 General JOHN NEWTON ROBERTS ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.••••••••••••• 169 Business Notes from the Lawrence Journal ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 172 TWIN MOUND, Marion Township •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 173 Memories of Albert H. HINDMAN •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 175 TWIN MOUND CEMETERY, Surnames of those Buried There •••••••••••••••••••• 176 WILLIAM DENTON, Geologist and Naturalist ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~. 178 HENRY HIATT, A Man Ahead of His Time ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 179 The Henry HIATT Family of Twin Mound •••••••• ~ •••••••••••••••••••••••• 180 Obi tuary of 0.0. HIATT ............••.••...••...•••.................•. 181 Reminiscenses of Henry HIATT of Twin ~tound •••••.••.•••••••••••••••••• 182 Claim of GEORGE W. WARD Before the 36th Congress of the United States •• 186 Claim of TOUSSAINT LA HAY Before the 36th Congress of the United States 187 Douglas County, Kansas MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1888 •••••••••••••••••••••.••• 189 Kansas Farmer &Mail & Breeze DIRECTORY OF FARMERS & Breeders 1920, Ice - Lawrenz........................................................ 203 Data From LAWRENCE MONTHLY MEETING, Stanton - Wright ••••••••••••••••••• 214 QUERIES •••••••••••.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 215 Notes from the Douglas Co. Historical Society: The WEAVER Collection ••• 216 INDEX of Names in Current Issue •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 21.7 Renew Your MEMBERSHIP! Forms inside the back cover. �I Em~ARD JONES BIBLE Title Page: Holy Bible, United Brethren Publishing House, Rev. W.J. Shuey, Agent, Dayton, Ohio (1884) Edward Jones, Edward Jones, Sr., and Edwa1;d Jones, J,17. M~s. ''':'' l- . ~ Births Edward JONES, Bala, N. Wales, Nov 26, 1817 Sarah (LEWIS) JONES, Cefn Y Naaes (?), Llanyal, N. Wales, July 4, 1824 Richard JONES (first born) Kingston, Marquette County, Wis Feb 4, 1852 Hugh Lewis JONESS Burlington, Iowa, Jan 30, 1853 Tegidon Phillips JONES, Wakarusa Tp, Douglas Co., Kansas Ter., Dec 11, 1855 Richard Ismael JONES (same place) Oct 8, 1857 John Llewelyn JONES Lawrence, Kansas Nov 26, 1859 Meridith JONES, Willow Springs, Kans. Jan 8, 1864 (?) David Lewis JONES Willow Springs, Kansas Feb 6, 1866 Catherine JONES Willow Springs, Kansas Nov 12, 1868 Marriages John L. JONES to Miss Lizzi~ A.' Grove, Douglas Co. Kans. by'Rev. Richard J. JONES to Miss Sarah E. Kansas City, Missouri David L. JONES to Miss Julia E. Lawrence, Kansas by Rev. W. Irelan (?) John L. JONES to Miss Sarah ( ? ) Willow Springs, Kans. by Rev. C. EVANS Nov 26 1884 at Pleasant J.W. Jarboe (?) HUGHES, AprilS, 1888 at PEDRICK, May 1st, 1888 at Viola FLORY, July 2, 1891, at Flory Certificate Qf Marriage Mr. Edward JONES of Utica, N.Y. and Miss Sarah LEWIS of Utica, N.Y. (married on May first, 1851, at Utica, N.Y.l by Rev. David Lewis. Wi tness: Thomas S ., __ JONES . ~ \ \ 164 �Em~ARD JONES BIBLE Title Page: Holy Bible, United Brethren Publishing House, Rev. W.J. Shuey, Agent, Dayton, Ohio (1884) --- --- -- - --;--"':.' "II-'-~~:- Ed~ard' Jones, I Edward Jones, Sr., i and EdwaI;'d Jones, J.t. Births Edward JONES, Bala, N. Wales, Nov 26, 1817 Sarah (LEWIS) JONES, Cefn Y Naaes (1), .Llanyal, N. Wales, July 4, 1824 Richard JONES (first born) Kingston, Marquette County, Wis Feb 4, 1852 Hugh Lewis JONESS Burlington, Iowa, Jan 30, 1853 Tegidon Phillips JONES, Wakarusa Tp, Douglas Co., Kansas Ter., Dec 11, 1855 Richard Ismael JONES (same place) Oct 8, 1857 John Llewelyn JONES Lawrence, Kansas Nov 26, 1859 Meridith JONES, Willow Springs, Kans. Jan· 8, 1864 (?) David Lewis JONES Willow Springs, Kansas Feb 6, 1866 Catherine JONES Willow Springs, Kansas Nov 12, 1868 Marriages John L. JONES to Miss Lizzie A.' Grove, Douglas Co. Kans. by Rev. Richard J. JONES to Miss Sarah E. Kansas City, Missouri David L. JONES to Miss Julia E. Lawrence, Kansas by Rev. W. Irelan (?) John L. JONES to Miss Sarah ( __?_) Willow Springs, Kans. by Rev. C. EVANS Nov 26 1884 at Pleasant J.W. Jarboe (?) HUGHES, April 5, 1888 at PEDRICK, May 1st, 1888 at Viola FLORY, July 2, 1891, at Flory Certificate of Marriage Mr. Edward JONES of Utica, N.Y. and Miss Sarah LEWIS of Utica, N.Y. (married on May first, 1851, at Utica, N.Y.l by Rev. David Lewis. Witness: Thomas S. JONES. 164 �Jones Bible continued: Deaths Lizzie A. wife of John·L. JONES Feb 22 1887, aged 27 yrs., 6 mos. 15 days at Pleasant Grove, Kansas, buried in Harmmon Cemetery same pl;ace, Feb 24, 1887 Edward JONES at 1123 Conn. s t . , ' Lawrence Kansas May 24, 1882 at 11:30 am. Buried in Oak Hill Cemetery May 29. He was the last survivor of his family age 74 years 6 most. 1 day. Mrs. Sarah (LEWIS) JONES widow of the late Edward JONES died at Garnett, Kansas Junje 23 1899 at 2:23 P.M. aged 74 years 11 months and 19 days. Buried beside her late husband in Oak Hill Cemetery, Lawrence Kansas, June 24 A.D. 1899. She was also the last survivor of her family and with her death the cycle of generation is complete: (Note: This was on an attached sheet of stationary with the letterhead, "D.L. Jones, Attorney at Law, Garnett, Kansas") Richard JONES Feb 8, 1852 aged 4 days buried in Rock Hill, Wis. Tegidon Phillips JONES Lawrence, Kas, Oct 24, 1869 aged 3 yrs. 10 mos. 13 days Hugh Lewis JONES Willow Springs, Kans. April 18 (?), 1862, aged 9 years 2 mos. 18 da. Meridith JONES Fort Scott Kans. 1863 aged 1 yr. Catherine JONES 18 day. mo da Willow Sprinngs, Kans. Sep 30, 1869 aged 11 mos. Temperance Pledge "We heareby solemnly promise, God helping us tri abstain from all distilled fermented and malt liquors including wine and beer (as a beverage [added in pencil]) and to employe all proper means to discourage the use of and traffic in the same." [Signed] JONES Edward JONES, Sarah JONES, R.J. JONES and David L. Note: A group of photographs found in the back of the Bible are identified as: . John.L. Jones, Edward Jones, Sr., Sarah Jones and Edward Jones, Jr.; Edward Jones, Jr. ~ brother to Richard, John and Dave; Richard Jones' Ed Jones; Jr.; and Dave Jones. ' .. -.. -.- ~------ . Courtesy of LoreZ Lewis and Watkins Community Museum. J.?ALiy M. 8zJeets. -_. ----:--- -,----,-;<,.- 165 ~BubriJitted by ,. ___ _ ___ _._.. ~ ___ J �IIIQ[1AS YARNOI D BIBI E - ----:.------- _.--- Title: The Holy Dible, J.B. Lippincott and Co~p~ny. - No-date given. .. Thomas Yarnold Births William Watkin Thatcher YARNOLD_ Aug 27th 1850 O.E. Jemima T. YARNOLD July 18th 1852 O.E. Edwin T. YARNOLD March 24th 1856 O.E. Children of Thomas & Louisa YARNOLDs Robert YARNOLD Mar 28th 1858 Kansas Anna YARNOLD July 16th 1860 Kansas Amelia YARNOLD Dec 26th 1863 Kansas Lilly Malinda YARNOLD Mar 9th 1869 Kansas Marriages Louisa THATCHER Thomas YARNOLD 29th Nov 1867 at Bathwick Church O.E. Mary Ann WATKINS 11th March 1867 Thomas YARNOLD at Bedminster Church O.E. Jemima T. YARNOLD Harry M. SOLT (?) Edwin F. YARNOLD at Baptist Church L. Kans. at Eldorado Springs, Mo. Amelia YARNOLD Apr 2, 1888 Frank M. ALEXANDER at San Diego. Cal. Anna YARNOLD Apr. 25 1888 William H. MOYS at Trinity Church Lawrence Malinda F. YARNOLD Sept 10, 1890 (?) Thomas A. POLLOCK at Lawrence, Kans. Couptesy Fay Moys Estate 166 �Yarnold Bible marriages continued: Thomas H. POLLOCK at Lawrence, Kans Amelia ALEXANDER June 12 1906 Deaths Robert YARNOLD Mary Ann YARNOLD aged 52 Died Aug 5/85 at Lawrence Kansas U.S. wife of Dr. T. YARNOLD, emigrated from Chepstow O~E. March 1857. Buried at Oak Hill Cemetery Lawrence. Yarriold Bible--Deaths continued: Malinda Fo~brook POLLACK, aged 36 years and one month-Died 1905 April 7th at 10:15 p.m. at 300 N. 17th st. Kansas City Kansas. Buried at Oak Hill Cemetery, Lawrence Kansas. The wife of Thomas Allen POLLOCK. Francis Marion ALEXANDER husband of Amelia ALEXANDER April 21st 1903 at 11:45 AM. at Palenton (?) Texas--aged 67 years. Buried Oak Hill Cemetery, Lawrence, Kansas. . .-~.. . '. ':." t· • . ~... ' "., ~.!' : ! .',',. ",' . ".~ '. )' , .: .... ..'; :."'. -.'.; .......:: ... L: '''-" . ", " " ' ~ \ , Mary Ann Watkins Yarnold, sister of Eliza Ann Watkins Brinton. Photo by F.F. Mettner. Donor: Fay Moys estate and Watkins Community Museum. ", �OBITUARY of Dr. Thomas YARNOLD From Newspaper clipping dated 1890, paper unknown. 17 March Dr. Thomas YARNOLD was born in Monmonshire, England, on March 12, 1807. His parents being well off he was enabled to get a good education and indulged in the sports of the country, and being fond of following the hounds became an expert rider. This accomplishment stood him good stead when later in life he became a surgeon to some mining work in S. Wales. He graduated at King College and married a Miss Louisa THACHER by whom he had thr€e children. At the time of the coronation of Queen Victoria in 1837 he had an excellent practice in Lonodon. At the outbreak of the Crimean war he entered Her Majesty's army as a surgeon and served with great energy and credit. His wife having died he married Miss Mary Ann WATKINS in 1857 left England with his three children,. and after some travel in this country settled in 1860 on a farm near Clinton, Douglas county, Kansas. He soon developed a practice in and about Clinton and kept it by prompt attention and an enthusiastic devotion to his profession. In 1870 he moved to Lawrence and added to his practice many patients from among the English residents. Gradually with advancing years he confined himself more and more to office practice until in 1883, when he gave up altogether. Later he divided his time pretty nearly equally among the three daughters by his second wife. Soon after corning to Lawrence he and his family became active members of Trinity church and to his energy and foresight in the management of its finances the church is greatly indebted .for success in tiding over its hardest and grasshopper times. He was of a gently and kihdly disposition, an excellent father and the kindest of husbands; was always glad to welcome his friends and those of his children at his horne. He died at the age of 88, having enjoyed fifty years of active practice in his profession to which he was an honor. Mrs. Yarnold died in 1885. The doctor's five surviving children are Mrs. H.M. Sault, Las Vegas, N.M., E.L. Yarnold, Medford, Okla., Mrs. Anna M. Moyes, Lawrence, Kas. Mrs. F. M. Alexander, El Reno, Okla., and Mrs. T.A. Pollock, Kansas City Kansas. 168 · �GENERAL JOHN NEWTON ROBERTS Submitted by David L. Snyder, Park Historian, Isle Royale National Park, 87 N. Ripley St., Houghton, MI 49931. Mr. Snyder informs us that around. 1900 General ROBERTS built a summer home on Isle Royale, a wilderness area in Lake Superior in Michigan, about 15 miles from the Canadian mainland. He owned the property until 1919, at which time he sold both his Isle Royale cottage and his principal residence in Lawrence and moved to California. The cottage, compared to his Lawrence home (now known as the Castle Tea Room) is extremely modest. It has four bedrooms, a dining room, kitchen, living room with fireplace, and a large screened-in dining porch. By Isle Royale standards, it is the most substantial cottage. A large boat house where General ROBERTS kept his boat "Sylvia" collapsed in the 1950's from winter ice damage. If anyone has any further information, Mr. Snyder would appreciate hearing from you. L _ Letter to John N. Roberts and Reply Courtesy Kansas State Historical Society (Photo Courtesy Watkins Museum) On July 25, 1892, F.G. ADAMS, Secretary of the Kansas State Historical Society, Topeka, Kansas, wrote to General J.N. ROBERTS at Topeka requesting certain biographical information to appear in a catalog index with historical materials. General ROBERTS furnished the following information: NAME IN FULL - John Newton ROBERTS PLACE & DATE OF BIRTH - July 9, 1838, Mecca, Trumbull Co., Ohio PLACE OF SETTLEMENT IN KANSAS - Lawrence KS TIME OF SETTLEMENT IN KANSAS - June 25, 1869 PRESENT RESIDENCE - Lawrence KS DAY, MONTH & YEAR OF BEGINNING OF OFFICIAL TERM AS ADJUTANT GENERAL OF KANSAS April 1, 1889 169 �Kansas, A Cylcopedia of State History, Embracing Events, Institutions, Industries, Counties, Cities, Towns, Prominent Persons, Etc., Supplementary Volume of Personal History and Reminiscence, Part I with Portraits (Standard Publishing Co., Chicago). Courtesy Kansas State Historical Society, K BB K13 Part 12 R John N. ROBERTS, former Adjutant-General of Kansas, a veteran of the Civil War and prominent citizen of Lawrence, is a native of Ohio, born in the Western Reserve, at Mecca, Trumbell County, July 3, 1838. He is of Scotch descent and a direct descendant of Major ROBERTS of the British Army, who was a Scotch Highlander and came to America in the seventeenth century. William ROBERTS, the paternal grandfather of General ROBERTS, was a soldier in the American Revolution, and served with the Hearing Dragoons, known as "Scotch Highlanders." The parents of General ROBERTS were John and Emaline (HOTCHKISS) ROBERTS, native of Hartford, Conn. His father was a manufacturer of engines and machinery in Ohio, and in his father1s factory the son learned the trade of a machinist and engine maker. The business career of General ROBERTS has been that of a manufacturer. He obtained a fair common school education, and then learned his trade. He answered to the first call of President Lincoln for troops in the defense of the Union, and in April 1861, enlisted in the Nineteenth Ohio Infantry, for a term of ninety days, and served under the command of General McCLELLAN, in western Virginia, participating in the Battle of Rich Mountain and Beverly Ford. At the expiration of the ninety days his regiment was mustered out of the service, and then Mr. ROBERTS assisted in the organization of the Sixth Ohio Cavalry, which was mustered in the service, in October 1861 for a term of three years. He was commissioned First Lieutenant of Company G, of this regiment, and in August, 1863 was promoted to the captaincy of Company 0, in the same regiment. In November 1864 he was commissioned Major of the regiment, serving in the Army of the Potomac. He was severely wounded at the Battle of Upperville, Virginia July 21, 1863, but remained with the army until November 12, 1864, when, by reason of the expiration of the term of enlistment and troubles arising from his wound, he was honorably discharged. In October 1867 General ROBERTS married Miss Emily S. SUTLIFF at Warren, Ohio. She is a daughter of a lawyer at that place. Mr. and Mrs. ROBERTS have one daughter, Isabel, the wife of Mark E. OTIS of Chicago. In the summer of 1869 General ROBERTS came to Kansas and established his residence at Lawrence, where he has since resided. In business as a manufacturer he has achieved financial success and is numbered among the capable business men of the state, and in Lawrence he has one of the largest and most beautiful homes of the city. It is modern throughout, and is a model of architecture. In politics General ROBERTS has always been an ardent Republican. He served with credit in the Kansas Legislature in the regular session of 1885 and the special session of 1886. In 1889 he was appointed Adjutant-General of Kansas and this office he held for four years. In fraternal relations he is a Knight Templar Mason and Noble of the Mystic Shrine, and with his comrades in arms he is a member of the Grand Army of the Republic and of the Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States. This sources gives essentially the same biography, except for the following s:ntence: "Mr. and Mrs. ROBERTS have one child, a daughter, Belle Brandon, now the wlfe of H.L. ARMSTRONG, who resides at Topeka, Kans." 170 �Manufacturing in Lawrence, Kansas 1854-1900, by Kenneth A. Middleton (University of Kansas, 1937). The following are excerpts taken from a much longer paper. Courtesy of Elizabeth M. Watkins Museum. p.103: The woodenware factory of General J.N. ROBERTS, built in 1876 at the south end of the dam, used water power until 1879, in which year General ROBERTS traded buildings with the Pacific Flour Mills at Connecticut and Quincy (now Eleventh) Streets. Since the woodenware factory required steam anyway in the process of manufacture, it had not benefitted so much from the use of water-power, and by moving to the Quincy Street buildings it gained much-needed space. p.155-157: In 1876, on the levee at the south end of the dam, a building was erected and equipped with a turning lathe, planing and splitting machines, and a large circular saw. This was the woodenware factory of General J.N. ROBERTS and Company. It manufactured berry baskets, butter platters, cheese boxes, broom handles, and packing boxes -- the latter in "knocked down" form: the pieces were out to size and could be assembled and quickly nailed together by the buyer. The business expanded rapidly and new machinery was installed every few years. When a Lawrence group was incorporated to manufacture the Randall wheat separator, General ROBERTS arranged to have the wood work done in his establishment, the iron work being furnished by KIMBALL Brothers. By 1879 the woodenware works was already pressed for space, and in that year, as has already been mentioned, it traded buildings with the Pacific Mill, then owned by the McCONNELL brothers. In the new quarters on Quincy Street, the woodenware factory had more room but was no longer able to use the dam for power as it had done previously; inasmuch as steam was required for processing the wood, however, the fact that an engine now had to be installed was not regarded as a great disadvantage. Two years later the warehouse building was moved bodily to the new location. Business continued to flourish; carload upon carload of baskets and boxes were sent out of Lawrence. The number of berry baskets mounted to about two million annually, according to Andreas. For raw material the concern used cottonwood and black walnut vaneering, sometimes as much as three carloads of the latter weekly. In 1881 the enterprise was incorporated with $50,000 authorized capital stock, and named the Kansas Basket Manufacturing Company. Too frequently Lawrence was fated to lose manufacturing establishments at about the time they reached the peak of their powers, and in three years time after incorporation the basket factory was moved to Kansas City, Kansas, and an allied plant was set up at St. Louis. At the new locations, in view of the positions both of the source of raw material and the market for the finished product, the business was much more advantageously situated in the matter of freight rates than it had been at Lawrence. G.W. GRIFFITH, prominent Lawrence business man and Douglas County Commissioner, was active in both the Kansas Basket Manufacturing Company and the St. Louis Basket Manufacturing Company after the change. ~enera1 ROBERTS and his associates set up a basket factory at Poplar Bluff, Mlssouri, although General ROBERTS continued to reside in Lawrence. In 1893 the Poplar Bluff factory was destroyed by fire; the loss was estimated at $40,000, only one-fourth of which was covered by insurance. p.165: In 1899, after the city had given definite assurance that Massachusetts Street, a~ least, would be ~aved, the Lawrence Vitrified Brick and Tile Company was organlzed by the fo110wlng group: A. MONROE, president; A. MARKS, vicepresident; N.O. STEVENS, Eben BALDWIN, M. ROBINSON, John McFARLANE, Ben McFARLANE, L.C: WILSON, and J.N. ROBERTS. The new company used part of its $32,000 paid-in caplta1 to buy the McFARLANE brick yard entire, together with the clay and shale 171 �beds on the river bank, which an expert had estimated were large enough to supply the new brick plant for two hundred years. Construction of the plant got under way in the summer of 1899. Topeka Capitol, 11 March 1919. . EARLY KANSAS HOME SOLD - LAWRENCE CIVIL WAR VETERAN WILL MOVE TO CALIFORNIA . LAWRENCE KS, MARCH 10 - SPECIAL - The home of Gen. J.N. ROBERTS, one of the oldest mansions in Kansas, was sold today to J.J. SIMMONS, manager of the Lawrence Brick Co. The purchase price was announced at $20,000.00. General ROBERTS announced that he and his wife intend to move to California April 1. The ROBERTS home was built during the panic of 1893. General ROBERTS· career, both before and after he came to Kansas, is an interesting one. He served thoughout the Civil War in the cavalry regiment under Phil SHERIDAN. He enlisted in 1861 under General McCLELLAN, took part in the Battle of Rich Mountain and Beverly Ford. After being severely wounded in an engagement near Alpperville, Virginia he was discharged because of physical di sabil i ty. After coming to Kansas he represented Douglas County in the State Legislature in 1885-1886. He was Adjutant General of Kansas for four years from 1889. He was the first POSt-COmmander of Washington Post No. 12 G.A.R. in Lawren ce • . --.i'~F~=::J_~~=.:...::.:..., r - -___ .--~ NOTES FROM THE LAWRENCE JOURNAL . (Thanks to the Watkins Museum) November 30, residence of The building "The removal 1888: The building near the Delaware Mills, at one time the private O. DARLING, was sold by the railroad company not long past for $60. was erected 26 years before and was repaired several times since. of these old buildings improves that part of town." December 15, 1888: A.G. EIDEMILLER was making improvements to "Lawrence·s Ice Plant." The Lawrence Journal told of his "extensive ice chambers on the north side" and of a building soon to be found on the south side of the Kansas River. The new structure would be able to store from 8,000 to 10,000 tons of ice. The Journal told of his railraod shipments, noting that "Mr. EIDEMILLER has side tracks extending some distance up the river on both sides, along which are built a number of slides for the purpose of loading ice onto cars direct from the river ••• The capacity of these slides is between 200 and 300 cars per day." Between 200 and 300 workers were employed by him during the ice harvesting season. December 26, 1888: An ice storm decorated the mid-street sign of WOODWARD·s Round Corner at Henry and Massachusetts Streets and made it a beautiful sight to behold. January 16, 1889: L.O. McINTIRE added a new cash system to his dry goods store at 919 Massachusetts, Lawrence. The "Lamson rapid spring cash system" operated by means of "slender steel wires radiated from the cashier·s desk to the sales stations, all coming in overhead." February 1889: The Lawrence Journal noted that the firm of W.W. FLUKE and Son at 739 Massachusetts, Lawrence, had "sold during the last six weeks, 13 pianos and 7 organs. Their sheet music trade is also better than ever." 172 �TWIN MOUND, MARION TOWNSHIP The following excerpts were taken from IISoil of Our Souls,1I by Martha Parker and Betty Laird (Parker-Laird Enterprises, Overbrook, KS, 1980), pages 120-133. The book is available for purchase or research at the Elizabeth M. Watkins Community Museum, and contains ~ore detail about some of the names mentioned here. Twin Mound owes its origin to an outspoken dreamer named Henry HIATT. Born in 1816, the son of Silas HIATT, Henry grew up in Dublin, Indiana. However, he married a New York girl, Frances Elizabeth SMITH, whom he met while on a trip with her brother, Aaron Burr SMITH. Aaron was married to Elda Ann HIATT, Henry's sister. In April, 1856, Henry, Frances, and their five children, along with Frances's widowed mother, moved to Kansas Territory, settling first at Bloomington in Douglas County. The family and all their possessions, except for the livestock, traveled by boat from Cincinnati, Ohio to Kansas City. The livestock was brought by a party coming overland with whom HIATT had made special arrangements. Following a practice common at the time, HIATTs brought their house with them. Originally constructed in Cincinnati, the building was disassembled in sections for quick reassembly in Kansas. Shortly after his arrival in Bloomington, HIATT and two other men opened a steam saw mill, the first in the area. Within a year, however, HIATT had decided to move on. Selling his interest in the mill to his partners, he tr~nsported his family some seven miles southwest to a place which-he named Twin Mounds. (Within a few years the IISII was dropped, leaving the name Twin Mound.) *** Hauling the lumber for his house from the Bloomington mill (the mill had burned shortly after he sold his interest, and all that he received for his share was enough lumber for the project), HIATT began construction. The house was two stories high, unusually large for a pioneer home. Most of the interior was finished with walnut. The doors on a large cupboard over the fireplace were made of a single walnut slab. Even before the house was completed, HIATT began to plant trees. *** For several years, HIATT used his home as a station in the underground railroad to help slaves escape. The slaves were brought to him by Capt. W.B. KENNEDY, who lived five miles south of Lawrence. HIATT carried them in a covered wagon to Col. RICHIE's home in Highland Park, the next station on their slow and dangerous journey to Canada and freedom. Occasionally, when the chance of being searched by proslavery parties seemed likely, HIATT took them to the home of Edwin SMITH, a mile or so west, until it seemed safe to take them on to Topeka. Coming with the HIATT family to Kansas, was Mrs. HIATT's mother, Abigail Jessup SMITH, a widow, seventy-seven years old. She also preempted 160 acres of land, which included part of the south mound, and lived there in a small cabin until her death in 1864. In 1858 Henry HIATT constructed a stone grist mill at a site about a quarter of a mile northeast of his house. Equipping the mill with stones cut from Vermont granite, HIATT ground his neighbors's grain into feed and meal. It was believed to be the second mill in the state, the first having been built at Lawrence. The mill structure was made large enough to accomodate a post office and a general store as well. There HIATT sold groceries, drygoods, and hardware and bought produce from local farmers, including butter and hides, which he then hauled to Lawrence for marketing. HIATT traveled by ox team all the way to Leavenworth to purchase his flour, crossing the river at Lawrence on the ferry. *** 173 �On June 3, 1859, Judge Josiah MILLER, probate judge at Lawrence, preempted a 160 acre tract "in trust for the several use and benefit of the occupants of Twin Mound Town Site," and on May 9, 1863, assigned that land to Henry HIATT as "Trustee appointed by the persons who laid out the town site of Twin Mound." Almost immediately, HIATT began to sell blocks to prospective citizens. On June 19th, for example, he sold five blocks to William D. BLACKFORD for a total of $50.00. Although the town must have been platted by 1863, the official plat ~/as recorded in July of 1870. *** On November 1, 1865, a school board consisting of John SULLIVAN, Henry HIATT, and Clinton SEAMIG purchased for $25.00 a tract of ground containing two acres in Block 13 in Twin Mound. There a one-room stone schoolhouse was built. The stone schoolhouse was probably the second school in the community, however, as Ethyl Talley PETEFISH recalls that her father attended school during territorial days in a log cabin located north of the present building. The stone structure, more durable than the log one, was to remain in operation for just over one hundred years, when the local schools were consolidated. On Sunday, May 29, 1966, a basket dinner and program marked the closing of the last one-room schoolhouse left in Douglas County. Over 130 people, including eight former teachers, attended the ceremony. The oldest living former 'student was Fred DEZIUS, eighty-nine years old, who had attended the school eighty years before. *** - the Twin Mound Grange No. 123 of Marion Township, which was organized by T.E. TABER on May 2, 1873. I.H. SMITH was the first Master and P.R. FORTNEY, the first secretary. A dispensation was given on May 14, and the Charter issued on October 17, 1873. *** The first meeting of the Grange Library Association was held in September 1877 at the home of Brother WHITE with Brother THURBER presiding. A constitution was written, and bylaws governing the organization were adopted. Sixteen members bought the original forty-five shares in the association: Henry HIATT, W.R. OWENS, A.E. WHITE, Whitford THURBER, F. VanHORN, E. MOSS, A. THURBER, H.T. WHITE, A. OWENS, D.O. SIZER, and H. TUSSEY. The minutes from 1877 through 1893 reveal that the meetings were held mostly in homes, at the post office, at the HIATT store, and in the HIATT home. One meeting, that of January 4, 1879, was held at the schoolhouse. *** In 1891 a Missourian by the name of CARPENTER became postmaster and opened a store about 100 yards east of the old mill site. Two years later, he sold his business to J.W. BANKER, also from Missouri, who constructed a more suitable building. *** In 1902 the Silas HINDMAN family, who owned a gocery store in Augusta, Kansas, traded their business for a 320 acre farm at Twin Mound. They also constructed a new frame grocery store across the road from the mill site. However, Silas HINDMAN was to operate the store and act as postmaster for only one year, for in 1903 he died. Five years later, the family sold the farm and moved to Lawrence. One of the children, Albert, who was only six when the family first moved to Twin Mound, was a bright, ambitious lad with a journalistic bent. Some years later, after acquiring a job with the "Kansas City Star," HINDMAN elevated Twin Mound to regional fame by reminiscing on the editorial page about his youth and his home town. *** 174 �The first rural free postal delivery to Twin Mound was established in 1903 with the home post office at Richland, Kansas. The first carrier was Pat ALLBAUGH, and his son Charles was his assistant. *** Not until nine years after HIATT's death (1909) was the first church, Methodist, completed. First initiated in 1907 with a fund drive, the one-room frame structure was made possible by donated labor and a memorial contribution from a Mrs. MONTGOMERY, in memory of her husband. Since the church did not have a resident minister, it was served by ministers from Richland, Overbrook, Clinton, and other nearby towns. The trustees were M.B. SINCLAIR, E.A. GAINES, O.W. DORAN, C.P. HARDING, and B. FOGERTY. The church was active until 1929, after which time it was used as a church only occasionally, sometimes by other denominations. *** TWIN MOUND POST OFFICE Appointment Date: June 30, 1858 Postmaster: HIATT, Henry February 4, 1886 CARPENTER, John October 15, 1889 BANKER, Albertus effective January 31, 1903) (Discontinued January 13, 1903, Memories of ALBERT H. HINDMAN The following was taken from a column that Albert HINDMAN wrote for the K.ansas City Star newspaper. It is undated. Submitted by Martha Parker. When the Rural Fol k "Held Forth" From the age of 6 until 12, I lived on a farm 20 miles west and slightly south of Lawrence, in a little community called Twin Mounds. November, in Twin Mounds, was memorable, for in that month the semimonthly Literary society began its sessions for the winter season in the little rock ,schoolhouse. Everyone who was able to walk, ride a horse or drive a buggy congregated at 7:30 o'clock and proceeded to "hold forth" in a grand manner. There were many recitations from Longfellow, Bryant, James Whitcomb Riley, Edgar Allan Poe, Tennyson, and many others of the grand old poets of yesteryear. One recitation I remember so clearly that it seems only yesterday that I heard it. It was given, more than once by request, by a tall young man of German ancestry, named Paul GROSSKOPF. He had a remarkable, stentorian voice, and he recited Tennyson's "Charge of the Light Brigade," until the rafters rung! *** And then there was the singing. There was a quartet composed of Scott, Elmer and Charlie HARDING and one other man whose name I have forgotten, but how they could sing. Their favorite number and the one that stamped itself indelibly on my memory, went like this: Come where the lilies, the sweet fragrant lilies, Oh come where the lilies bloom so fair. And these two lines were repeated. After this, the bass member would proclaim, in very deep tones: Come away - come A-Way - come A-Way-Y-Y-Y-Y Come where the lilies bloom so fair. One night a young man who was popular in the community, Harry SUTTON, was called upon to give a recitation. He hung back for a long time, but after repeated coa~ing an~ cries of, "~h, come on, Harry!" he mounted the platform, eyed the audlence wlth a wide grln, and declaimed the following: 175 �Our cow had a calf That's half. I saw a rat run up the wall I saw it's tail. That's all. This brought down the house, with loud shrieks of laughter from the ladies, and whistles and stamping of feet from the men and boys. But real talent was displayed at times. One young lady of 16 or 17 was very lovely, and had a beautiful voice. It was, as I remember, a clear, lyric soprano, and when she sang the beautiful songs and hymns of the day, shivers of delight would chase up and down my spine. Her name was Candace COLE, and I hope that she is still alive somewhere and still singing. TWIN MOUND CEMETERY The following is taken from "Complete Tombstone Census of Douglas County Kansas," Vol. II, compo by Douglas Co. Genealogical Society, Jean Snedeger, Chairman (1989). This book is available from the Society. See it for details, particularly about the HARDING, HARTLEY, HECOX, HIATT, JOHANSON, ROBISON, and SMITH families. Surnames found in Twin Mound Cemetery: BACHELOR, BADSKY, BANKER, BLOCKER, BOTZ, BRANDON, BUCK, CHALLIS, CROW, DEZIOUS, DOWNING, FITZPATRICK, FOGERTY, FORTNEY, GAINES, GERMAN, HARDING, HARTLEY, HASKIN, HEBERLING, HECOX, HIATT, HILES, HYLAND, JACKSON, JENKINS, JOHNSON, LAWSON, LOSEY, MACKLIN, MAYSWINKLE, McBRIDE, MOORE, MONTFOORT, MOSS, NELSON, OHSE, OWENS, PETEFISH, PRAY, ROBISON, SANITER, SCHMELTZ, SEARING, SMITH, SNYDER, STANDLEY, SUTTON, TALLEY, THOMPSON, THURBER, WARFORD, YOCUM, and possibly EATON and JACOBS. ---.. --. Frances Elizabeth SMITH HIATT (Photos Courtesy Watkins Museum) Henry HIATT 176 Abigail Ann MEADE HIATT �TWIN MOUND, MARION TOWNSHIP, DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS - 1873 Atlas of Douglas County, Kansas, by F.W. Beers (Courtesy Watkins Museum) -- c· G..lL.~.U ~'~'~r 8o~/. • .. £:c.£l"arts .Il /('j'~; Cf l&J 'il:: lI'alel~'" Iii",:' --{1 rJIJenn'i,u ;00 '!--. C.(}I'Oha71l-· 16'O!Z, • T.(J~aso/l/ 160 r.~ [.Ilknowrl/fiO~~ 1 -_ _ 1~ _ _ 11· _______ ,Iq,-I-_...L "- _1 . . Hle/le-Io,J.I IGO f'I a J.Jtf,.. . �WILLIAM DENTON, Geologist and Naturalist Taken from the "Philatelic West and Collector's World," Superior, Nebraska, dated sometime in 1910, article by George J. REMSBURG. Kansas State Historical Society file 48301. Submitted by Martha Parker. Only a few people outside of some of the early settlers of Douglas County, Kansas, are cognizant of the fact that one of the most noted American geologists and naturalists, William DENTON, once lived in Kansas. The writer visited Douglas County some time ago and learned from the late Henry HIATT, one of the pioneers of that section, some interesting facts relative to the early career of the distinguished scientist. I visited the spot where Mr. DENTON's cabin stood and picked up a number of relics from the debris of his pioneer home. About fifteen miles southwest of Lawrence and nearly the same distance southeast of Topeka, on the beautiful prairie south of the Wakarusa River, stand two natural elevations, from which, on account of their striking similarity, the locality derived its name of Twin Mounds. Some of the old settlers believed that these mounds were built by a mound-building race, but Mr. DENTON demonstrated that they were of natural origin. A townsite was laid out here at an early day, but a small village of several houses is all that ever materialized. The landscape here is a magnificent one. It seems that nature must have designed the beautiful twin mounds expressly as observatories for the use of man in gazing upon the splendid expanse of country that stretches away from them on every side. A short distance to the south the famous old Santa Fe Trail winds its serpentine form across the prairie; off to the northwest may be seen the state capitol dome in Topeka, and the northeast may be caught a glimpse of the state university of Lawrence. Looking across the Wakarusa to the north is seen in the distant haze, the majestic hills that skirt the valley of the Kaw. To the east is Rock Creek, where many interesting fossils, especially of leaf-impression, are found. The panorama that here presents itself is one of those picturesque blendings of prairie and valley, of hill and woodland, of varied scenery, such as characterizes this section of Kansas, and which engaged in glowing tribute the pen of John C. FREMONT, the "Pathfinder," as he passed this way in 1842. Here on one of these Twin Mounds stood the little cabin home of Wm. DENTON, and here he pursued his studies and researches from 1858 to 1880. Here in this primitive home, almost isolated, and amid the "beneficent fruition of nature," lived this lover of nature, and here he imbibed such of the inspiration that molded his "Soul of Things," and his "Past, Present and Future." Mr. DENTON, according to Henry HIATT, often lectured at the different pioneer settlements in Douglas County. It is a historical fact that the city of Lawrence was founded largely by Unitarians. During the early days Mr. DENTON made arrangements to deliver a lecture in the Unitarian Church at Lawrence. When the time arrived they refused to allow the lect~re in the church on the pretext that DENTON was a spiritualist, there being a decided aversion to spirititualism at that time. Not to be foiled, however, by this spirit of prejudice, DENTON decided to have a meeting on the street. Mr. HIATT was there and proposed that a boy be sent over the town ringing a bell to get a crowd together. A boy could not be secured so Mr. HIATT took the bell himself and soon had an immense crowd to listen to the redoubtable thinker "DENTON was much enthused," said HIATT, "and made a speech that almost captivat~d the vast throng of people." DENTON was also an ardent temperance advocate and promulgated it at every opportunity. Among the highly prized relics of DENTON's which the writer secured at Twin Mounds is a book he owned in 1858, and which was generously donated by Mr. 0.0. HIATT, who lived within a stone's thow of DENTON's old home. 178 �William DENTON's fame rests chiefly on his great geolocial researches. Among his works are the following: "O ur Planet," liThe Soul of Things," "Past, Present, and Future," liThe Origin of Man," etc. Of the many discussions in which he engaged the most notable was with President James A. GARFIELD, on the origin of man. A few months later Charles DARWIN produced his great work on the "Origin of the Species," corroborating by carefully recorded observations the evidence presented by Mr. DENTON in that debate. DENTON's lecture tours carried him to all parts of North America. He then went to Australia, New Zealand and Tasmania, and died in New Guinea in 1883, while engaged in scientific research. He was 60 years of age. His companions wrapped him in his blanket and buried him on a mountain near where he died. His widow is, or was at last account, living at Wellesley, Mass. The accompanying picture shows Mr. DENTON as he appeared when he resided in Kansas. HENRY HIATT, A Man Ahead of His Time The following excerpts were taken from the book written by Henry HIATT, liMy Bel ief and Reasons Therefor," pages 18-19 (Jefferson Gazett Co., Publishers, Lawrence, KS, dated sometime after 1893). A copy is filed at the Watkins Museum. I was born December 30, 1815, in Warren County, Ohio. At the age of five my parents moved to Wayne County, Indiana, where I lived until April, 1856, when I moved to Kansas at the age of 27. Was married to Fanny E., daughter of Isaiah and Abigail SMITH, of Goshen, Orange County, New York. My wife died April 19, 1859, at Twin Mound, having given birth to one boy and five girls, three of whom are living. Three years later was married to my present wife, Abby A. MEAD, who gave birth to four boys and two girls, of whom five are living. When about the age of 21 I took an active interest in the Washington Temperance Society just organized in Baltimore by six reformed drunkards who, with the aid of a few early converts, were having great success in lecturing through the States, obtaining simple pledges to abstain from the use of all intoxicants as a beverage. But with individual exceptions the united church, true to their history and early training, turned their engines and batteries against the movement, loaded with passages from the Bible. In the first years they would neither open the doors of their churches nor in any way countenance tetotal abstinance. This was my first lesson against the church. *** About the same time or a little later the anti-slavery question followed that of temperance as another and still greater disturbing element in the states north and south, and having inherited a deep sympathy for those in bonds as being bound with them I could do no other than give a portion of my life work and means to assist the slaves of the south in obtaining their freedom. The remembrance of no part of said work gives me more pleasure than that of making two trips to Topeka in a close covered spring wagon in which was secreted each trip two colored men - slaves, on their way to Canada. Starting at sunset, leaving them at Col. RICHIE's at midnight, and returning home by sunrise in the morning, RICHIE hauling them to the next station, and so on. 179 �The HENRY HIATT Family of Twin Mound Mrs. Doris MATNEY of Tecumseh, granddaughter of Henry HIATT and daughter of Theron HIATT, provided this genealogy of the Hiatt family from family records to Martha Parker, who has donated it to the Elizabeth M. Watkins Museum. Henry HIATT, b. 30 Dec 1815, Warren Co., OH (Silas HIATT/Anna CLARY), d. 25 Feb 1900, Twin Mound, Douglas Co., KS, bur. Twin Mound Cemetery. mI. Frances Elizabeth SMITH, b. 15 Oct 1821, Orange Co., NY (Isaiah SMITH/Abigail JESSUP), d. 18 Apr 1858, Twin Mound, Douglas Co., KS, bur. Twin Mound Cemetery. Children: Alpharus J. HIATT, b. 14 Dec 1843, Wayne Co., IN, d. 25 Dec 1872, KS, bur. Twin Mound Cemetery, m. Fannie BATTS. Elmer HIATT, b. Dec 1870, d. 16 Feb 1871, bur. Twin Mound Cemetery. Oaxana Clary HIATT, b. 15 Apr 1848, Wayne Co., IN, d. 14 Feb 1928, Topeka, Shawnee Co., KS, bur. Twin Mound Cemetery, m. Walter CHALLIS, b. 6 Mar 1843, Rosedale, IN, d. 5 Jan 1913, Topeka, Shawnee Co., KS. A daughter CHALLIS, d. as an infant. Chester CHALLIS, d. as an infant Harvey CHALLIS. Edna L. CHALLIS CROW, b. 1877, d. 1957, bur. Twin Mound Cemetery. Alveretta HIATT, b. 26 Jun 1850, Wayne Co., IN, d. 11 Nov 1850, Wayne Co., IN. Zirona "Zidie" Vadala HIATT, b. 1 Dec or 5 Oct 1851, Wayne Co., IN, d. single 18 Aug 1871, Twin Mound, Douglas Co., KS, bur. Twin Mound Cemetery. Querentha Lenore HIATT, b. 5 Oct 1854, Wayne Co., IN, d. 20 May 1910, Topeka, KS, m. Thomas Jefferson BROWN, b. 30 Nov 1854 (James Chalmers BROWN/Maria Gertrude __ ), d. 25 Apr 1934, Topeka, KS. Kumwegif Ceginette HIATT, b. 7 Aug 1857, Twin Mound, KS, d. 1929, New Lliano, LA, m. Henry LACEFIELD. m2. Abigail "Aby" Ann MEAD, b. 26 Feb 1836, New York City, NY (Alanson MEAD/Mary Ann SMITH), d. 20 Apr 1928, Lawrence, KS, bur. Twin Mound Cemetery. Children: Homer Fedora Petro HIATT, b. 26 Dec 1862, Twin Mound, KS, d. 10 Jan 1900, Topeka, KS, bur. Twin Mound Cemetery, m. 11 Jun Charlotte Rosetha BERGER, b. 1863 Lawrence, KS (Carl William BERGER/Caroline), d. 9 Mar 1950, Greeley, CO. Orel Onida HIATT, b. 3 Oct 1865, Twin Mound, KS, d. single 13 Jan 1941, Twin Mound, KS, bur. Twin Mound Cemetery. Theron Cenajah HIATT, b. 31 Jul 1868, Twin Mound, KS, d. 8 Nov 1947, Baldwin, Douglas Co., KS, bur. Twin Mound Cemetery, m. Mary Alice FRASER, b. 6 Aug 1874, Meriden, Jefferson Co., KS (Sylvester Faulkner FRASER/Mary Matilda GUFFIN), d. 1 Mar 1947, Baldwin, Douglas Co., KS, bur. Twin Mound Cemetery. Effie Zirena HIATT, b. 24 Jan 1871, Twin Mound, Douglas Co., KS, d. 1893 Albequerque, NM, m. Andrew McLAUGHLIN. Clyde HIATT, b. 9 Apr 1874, Twin Mound, Douglas Co., KS, d. 21 Dec 1950, Lawrence, Douglas Co., KS, bur. Twin Mound Cemetery, m. Anna McBRIDE, b. Douglas Co., KS (Alexander McBRIDE, 1839-1902, bur. Twin Mound 180 �Cemetery/Margaret ,1840-1894, bur. Twin Mound Cemetery), d. 2 Oct 1938, Lawrence, KS--,bur. Twin Mound Cemetery. Leoti HIATT, b. 15 Sep 1876, Twin Mound, Douglas Co., KS, d. Clifton, Leni AZ, m. Jay KENNEDY, b. 29 Oct 1874, Douglas Co., KS (Eugene M. KENNEDY/Eva FOX), d. 27 Jan 1943, Lawrence, Douglas Co., KS •. Abigail (JESSUP) SMITH was born 14 Dec 1780 Sag Harbor, Long Island, NY, and died 18 Dec 1864, Twin Mound, KS. Henry HIATT was born in Warren Co., Ohio, and moved to Wayne Co., Indiana when he was five years old. He went with his brother-in-law, Aaron Burr SMITH, to Orange Co., NY, to visit Aaron's parents, and married Frances (Fanny) SMITH, sister of Aaron. They moved to Bloomington, Douglas Co., Kansas in April 1856, when he and two partners operated a steam saw mill. He sold his interest in the mill in 1857, and moved to Twin Mound, Kansas Territory. (The July 1857 map shows this as not being settled.) Here he built a stone grist mill, wind powered. He was also a farmer. Henry built a stone windmill for grinding grain. The building also housed a general store and the first post office in the community. Their home was on the stage line between Lawrence and Carbondale, and was known as the Twin Mound House, where travelers ate their noon meal, and horses were fed and watered. He was raised a Quaker and attended meeting regularly, but was read out of the church for questioning and arguing about anything he did not understand (or agree with), but adhered closely to Quaker principals. He never swore, but his pet expressions were "Dod Rotted," "Dag Nabed," "Con Sarned," "Dad b1amed," "Ding b1asted," and if very mad he would come up with "Jeeves river." Henry only attended 3 months regular school, but was educated by his parents. In reading his articles, several have remarked that he was ahead of his times. A short time before he died, he selected a large, sturdy log, and carved his own coffin from it. When he tested it, he found it snug around the shoulders, so widened it at that point. His mill stones, inscribed simply "Henry HIATT, A Pioneer," mark his grave in the Twin Mound Cemetery, which he helped organize. Also buried there are his first, second wife, Frances, Abigail, and his sons, Homer, Oral, Clyde (wife Anna) and Theron (Mary, Alice), also a number of other relatives. He was also registered as a lawyer. Abigail Ann MEAD was the niece of Henry's first wife, Fanny SMITH. Oaxana Clary HIATT attended Hesper Academy (Quaker), southeast of Lawrence. Querentha (Quintie) took painting at K.U. (at least). Kumwegif (Wegie) was a school teacher, and at least two of her pupils named their daughters "Wegie." Homer was a store-keeper. Theron and Effie attended Lawrence Business College. Leoti attended Kansas State, Manhattan, then took nursing at the Cook Co. Hospital in Chicago. Mourn Death of 0.0. HIATT, Jan 10 This obituary was taken from an unknown newspaper. Submitted by Martha Parker. Mr. HIATT was well-known to local residents, having done much study. Ore1 O. HIATT was born at Twin Mound, Kansas, November 3, 1865. He attended the home school for 10 or 12 years as was the custom at that time. By reading a great deal he gave himself a higher education. He took up the study of shorthand which was very unusual at that time, also astronomy and geology. From the banks of Rock Creek he dug out many rare and valuable geological specimens which he 181 �presented to the State University. Later he became interested in theosophy and made a trip to India in 1902 to better acquaint himself with the teaching and belief of that society. He was very much interested in the early history of Kansas and had many relics of the Indians and pioneers. With the exception of 5 years he lived at Dover, Kansas and the 2 years he spent in travel, he lived on the old homestead that his father preempted in 1857. Two years ago the old home burned and since then he has lived with his brother, Clyde. He had been in poor health for a number of years and after a short severe illness passed away, January 10, 1941. Reminiscenes of HENRY HIATT of Twin Mound From the Kansas State Historical Society. Submitted by Martha Parker. The notation about claims seems to indicate they were taken from the depositions supporting claims made by Kansas citizens against the United States, and recorded in the House Reports of 1861. These page numbers, however, do not refer to the House Reports for the 2nd Session of the 36th Congress in 1861. (See claims of George Ward and Toussaint LaHay which follow.) Letter dated 2 Jun 1893, Twin Mound, Kan., to F.G. ADAMS, Sec. Hist. Society, Topeka, Kan. Dear Sir, Your communic~tion of Jan 12 was duly received, but have delayed, having doubts of my ability to recollect circumstances and dates transpiring more than one third of Century since, that could at all interest the reader of today. Tis true I witnessed and was cognizant of many exciting and some tragi cal deeds during my first two or three years residence in Kansas, some of which you doubtless have on record. I arrived in Kansas on the 26th day of April 1856 in company with P.R. BERKAU and Shubal SWAIN. We settled ten miles southwest of Lawrence at a place since called Bloomington, lying between the historic stream Wakarusa on the North and Rock Creek on the South. We selected that locality on account of the abundance of large and valuable timber on those streams for sawing; and we in partnership engaged in constructing one of the largest saw mills ever built in the state under the firm of Berkau, Hiatt and Swain. Whilst engaged in construction of said mill, we were annoyed more or less by armed Border Ruffians in the interest of, and working for, the Institution of Slavery, in small squads and Companies of from fifty to five hundred or more. My first annoyance was running the gauntlet in hauling overland from Kansas City my household goods, Cottage House and our Sawmill machinery. As our direct road was infested by a gang of some fifty or sixty armed ruffians, encamped six miles west of Kansas City, and for two weeks were the terror of most who traveled that way, especially those going West. Some were plundered, robbed and had their horses taken, their wagon and harness probably left by the road side. My friends advised me not to go and risk my life and team. The latter I would surely lose. But I told them I never carried arms, and would give them no cause to missuse me, besides which we were needing our machinery. So I started with two teams, one ox and one horse team, my twelve year old son driving the ox team. When arriving at the Indian Bluejackets Hotel about halfway to Kansas City found a man who had lost a pair of good horses. He was waiting the action of the Governor to whom he had written for assistance to reclaim his horses. We arrived at the City next day without disturbance from the Rufians. When our waggons were loaded the Kansas City Merchants warned me of the danger of passing by their camp, as those leaving the City with supplies were 182 �objects of their lawlessness. But we went out within two miles of their Camp where we stopped an hour to rest and graze our teams, where there was a well at a Baptist Church. While there the Camp (having been routed by the Governour) came marching up and halted to drink at the well, where they lounged around for a half hour before starting for Missouri. I mingled with them freely, endeavoring to hire a couple of them to help in the construction of our mill. I found them pleasant and sociable fellows, who under more favourable circumstances would make good citizens. My load consisted of a Sheetiron Smoke Stack 45 ft •. in length and 2 ft. in diameter, flattended at one end with a sleight angle to stand on the furnace giving it the appearance of a huge musket or cannon. On my way home I met five ruffians each armed with a Carbon, two revolvers and a large buoy knife. They were returning home from a marauding trip in the Territory. Had I been at all freightened, would have received rough treatment. As soon as the leader was near enough to speak he began Swearing as none but a ruffian could, saying I had the d-mdest biggest cannon he ever saw. Yes Siree, I replyed, just give me enough amunition to load it and I can do up the whole business at once. After a big hah hah, he said by g-d that would kill every d-md abolitionist in the State at one shott. You can go on you are all right on the goose, and feeling sure I was thoroughly proslavery allowed me to pass unmolested. Soon after this a Company of some fifty border ruffians took possession of a house partially fortified in front by a stone fence (some three miles distant from my residence) on the high prairie on Washington which was lined with hundreds of acres of brush and young timber affording large facilities for hiding or escape. They remained in possession of said house a month or more in July and August 1856 dOing little or no mischief that I now recollect, untill they were visited by a Major from Massachusetts who was stopping in Lawrence. Have lost his name, though~e was frequently a guest at my house, and being a free Mason he believed he could visit their Camp and be permitted to leave without injury, and would doubtless have succeeded if all at the Camp had been freemasons, but he was followed by two or three who murdered him and partially buried him within a mile of the Camp, where he was found three days later and brought past my house where I saw but could not recognize him. The neighbours were immediately aroused, and some four hundred armed men were soon enrout for the Camp led by Gen. LANE, determined to punish the muderous invaders of the Territory. But the guards were on the look out and saw LANE's army approaching and vacated the house with the greatest possible celerity and despatch leaving behind them provisions, muskets, trunks, robes and blankets in the house, and scattered through the thick brush, under cover of which they were permitted to escape. Before said Camp was routed, old John BROWN of Harpers Ferry notoriety stayed at my house overnight. From certain rumours just received, led our milling Company to anticipate an attack that night from said camp, but our fears were allayed by the presence and advice of old Mr. BROWN, who said he would show us how to make a substantial fortification in twenty minutes, by rolling into proper place a few of the large sawlogs in our Mill yard, behind which three or four men armed with loaded shotguns or muskets could defend the place against any probable attack. About this time a few of my Free State neighbours went across the Wakarusa in the night some ten miles and drove home and butchered a three year old steer out of a herd belonging to a proslavery man. Soon after which another party of . freestate neighbours went after night into the house of an elderly woman being alone (her h~sband.having been a member of the first Territorial Legislature elected by Mlssourlans, and who under the press of excitement had left his wife and hom~ ~o seek protection elsewhere) ordered her out of the house. On receiving her posltlve refusal, they threw her beds and household furniture in a pile on the 183 �floor and set it on fire, first selecting for themselves such articles of beding &c &c as they could carry away. The lady of the house, powerless, witnessed the burning of all her effects, walked slowly miles away to the house of some friend for shelter and protection. The burning was followed up by plundering and carrying off all the chickens and butchering a pig or two in the pen and the only cow in the lot also dividing into a share a piece his green corn in the field. The latter, however, was sullenly yielded to the owner on his return in time to gather it in the fall. I was indignant at such criminal actions and the more so because the perpetrators set up for themselves a higher standard, in favour of a free State one step at least, in advance of the South. Other property was stolen, other houses burned by free State persons, all of which tended more or less to thwart the effects of those honestly labouring for freedom, tempered with justice, and correspondingly strengthened the hands of those labouring to extend the Institution of Slavery. In the latter part of August 1856 the roads through which Lawrence obtained her supplies from the Rivver were blocked by Border Ruffians so it became necessary for me to go to Lecompton for flour. Arriving there at noon on Saturday I found the Town full of Border Ruffians. Someone spotted me and I was made a prisoner in half an hour, thrust in to a low tent with half a dozen others· previously arrested. On the first night of our cpnfinement our situation was the most critical. About 11 p.m. we were surrounded by 15 or 20 Border Ruffians, about as rough a set of freebooters as could be found, who claimed that the Tent under which we were confined belonged to them and they were going to have it, their object doubtless was to tear the Tent from over us and drag the prisoners into the brush and rob and murder us. Our guard who was a small Kentucky Irishman was a.mred with a double barrel shotgun revolver and buoy knife and was equal to the occassion, his fearless pluck and courage mingled with oaths was rarely if ever equaled. . After remaining two nights in Lecompton the whole Army some five hundred men, marched south in the direction of my home some six miles away being full half way, which a1larmed my wife and mill pardners causing them to pack in Trunks and boxes the more valuable household goods and bury them in the cornfield. Whilst encamped at the latter place Gen. STRINGFELLOW and Col. ROBBERTS one of his officers had a quarrel which came nigh terminating in a dual, on account of their Scouts having burned six of the best farm houses along the road. STRINGFELLOW endorsed, ROBBERTS condemned the burning, stating that he came with his company of sixty armed men for the express purpose of putting a stop to burning houses by Free State people, and if their party were permitted to do the same thing, he would take his men and go home, which he did without delay reducing the numbers in Camp' and leaving them badly discouraged. After three Camping in the Country, the balance of the Army in charge of their prisoners returned to Lecompton on friday morning by a different rout • . Soon after arrival Gen. LANE with some four hundred armed men were seen approaching the Town over the prairie. Many of the Border Ruffians were badly scared, but most of them were ready for the fight under protection of the Basement of the new Capital and such other hiding places as they could find. Of the seven prisoners, two including myself were immedate1y discharged on condition we should join neither side in the approaching battle. The manner in which the National Guards intercepted Gen •. LANE preventing a fight is doubtless on the record. Soon as I learned there would be no fight, I returned to see Capt. HAMPTON who had charge of the prisoners and who had so unceremoniously released me an hour previous to obtain his assistance in reclaiming my team still in possession and claimed by the man who had me arrested. On arrival I found some 300 Ruffians who were the most anxious to kill somebody formed in a hollow square with a man 184 �counting them and Col. TITUS on horse back in the ring harrangning them, . . preliminary to pursuit of Gen. LANE. Cap. HAMPTON saw and came to me wh1sperlng ln my ear to get back to my room immediately as I would not be safe there a minute, but as those seeking Abolition blood were all in the ring. I was not recognized and permitted to escape. On leaving I met Gen. RICHARDSON commander who likewise charged me to get back to a place of safety. So I was placed in custody for the night with other prisoners taken near Leavenworth and who had not been released. In the morning whilst marching from our place of confinement some 100 yards to our breakfast, two others and myself, a Border Ruffian was only prevented from shooting one of us by the bursting of a gun cap. Acting Gov. WOOSON at once ordered him across the rivver. Through the efforts of Cap. HAMPTON I regained my team with a shower of abuse from the man claiming it, to offset the loss of Ponies he said the Abolitionist had stolen from him. I arrived at home with my flour on Saturday evening having been retained a prisoner one week. P.S. I find in looking over what I have written that it is mostly personal matter, having little or no interest to the general reader. If there any items worthy of notice all right otherwise throw it aside. I have been inexcusably behind in promptly writing. Yours Truly, s. Henry HIATT Claims, 1861, p.1536. Toussiant LaHAY settled in Douglas County before I came to Kansas, and built a nicely furnished pine house of three or four rooms, plastered, painted, and on a raised foundation. His claim was half a mile east of what is now known as Sigel Bridge, a little post office at the crossing of the Wakarusa, eight miles from Lawrence. Gabriel MARKLE, who married a daughter of LaHAY, still lives on this place. The house was one of the nicest ones in the country at that time, and was perhaps put up in 1855. Mr. LaHAY had a wife, two sons, and two or more daughters. His boys were pro-slavery and rough and always ready to fight. I think he owned one or two slaves. His boys were both large enough to hold claims, and I think there must have been two or three quarter sections of land in the family, good bottom land. LaHAY was a man of wealth and influence among his people. Sometime in 1856 a party of free-state men, supposed to have been residents of the vicinity, but whose identity I never learned, robbed his house of furniture, clothing, etc., and burned it to the ground. LaHAY was intimidated by this outrage, but immediately put up a log-pole hut with dirt floor where he lived for some time and until he built a better frame house than the first. I think he left our (not legible) before the war, going South. I think his daughter married Mr. MARKLE about the time he left. I felt indignant when I heard of the robbing and burning of LaHAY·s house, although I was a free-state man and had come to Kansas with the intention of dOing my part in the struggle. I remember of calling on LaHAY early in our acquaintance and expressing my desire that we should be neighborly. I told him that it was only the circumstances of our bringing up that made me an abolitionist and him proslavery; had he been residing north and I south, our views would have accorded with our environments. He seemed greatly pleased with my overtures of friendship, and we always got on well together. My wife and I attended the marriage of one of his daughters during the time the family lived in the log house. The young man whom she married worked in my saw mill. Claims, 1861, p.1735-1737. I had another neighbor by the name of George W. WARD, who had been a member of the first border ruffian legislature. He had a comfortable double log house. F~r reasons of personal sa!ety, he left home in the fall of 1856, leaving his wlfe, a woman of perhaps S1xty years, in charge of the premises. On the night of 185 �September 7th, some free-state men in our neighborhood, Alfred CURTIS, A.E. LOVE, and one other man I did not know, went to WARD's house, and not finding him at home proceeded to carry away bedding and clothing. They then piled the furniture together and set fire to it. They had ordered his wife to leave, but.she would not go until the fire drove her out. They took some cattle, hogs, and chlckens. The cattle they killed, and offered it for sale in the neighborhood. Some time after the fire Mr. WARD returned and rebuilt the house, remaining a year or two until he could sell it, going south before the war. The men who committed these depradations were our free-state neighbors. I told them that it was our duty to behave ourselves. If we acted as badly as the Missourians, plundering and murdering, our friends in the east would have no sympathy for us, and would leave us to our fate. Claim of GEORGE W. WARD Before the 36th Congress of the United States The following petition is recorded in Volume 2 of "Kansas Claims, House Reports, 36th Congress, 2nd Session," No. 476, pages 1733-1737 at the Spencer Research Library, call No. 1107. Researched by the editor. In the interest of space and genealogical value, I have recorded here only excerpts from the petition. In the matter of the petition of George W. WARD. Territory of Kansas, County of Douglas, ss: George W. WARD, the above named petitioner, being duly sworn, saith: I presented a statement of my actual losses during the difficulties of 1855-56 to H.J. STRICKLER, late commissioner to audit claims under the act of 1857. The witnesses upon whom devolved the proof of my claim were J.M. TUTON, Toussaint LaHAY, and Sidney M. WARD; and deponent further saith that the statement so presented to said commissioner was correct and true according to the best of knowledge and belief of this deponent, and that deponent is unable to obtain the attendance of all of said witnesses before the present board of commissioners, as some of them are absent from the Territory, as far as deponent knows or can ascertain. J.M. TUTON, as deponent is informed, is now living in the southwest of Missouri; his testimony being important in this case, deponent respectfully asks of the honorable board of commissioners, appointed to provide for adjustment and payment of claims, that the testimony, proof, and papers originally taken by the former commissioner, H.J. STRICKLER, be accepted as his petition and testimony under the present law. 'I have never recovered any of the property nor received any compensation from any source for the property taken as alleged and set forth in the case so presented to the former commissioner, and upon which his award was made in my favor for thirteen hundred and sixty-five dollars. This deponent settled in Kansas during the fall of 1854. His claim is situated upon the Wakarusa, about ten miles from Lawrence. Geo. W. WARD. Subscribed and sworn to before me on this 1st day of August, A.D. 1859. David T. MITCHELL, Notary Public. *** Sidney M. WARD, who being duly sworn, says: That she is the wife of Mr. George W. WARD; was at home on the 7th of September 1856. On the evening of that day a body of armed men surrounded the house of the petitioner, (Mr. Ward,) and commenced firing guns; then demanded a surrender of the men; finding there were no men about the premises, they came into the house, took and carried away all the moveable effects of Mr. WARD, such as bedding, clothing, &c; they threatened, at different times, to shoot me if I did not leave the premises; although being in "deshabille," I was not allowed to take a suit of wearing apparel, but, applying the torch to the houses, burnt up all the furniture and effects of the petitioner. I have examined the schedule annexed to the petition of Mr. WARD, and know that 186 �all the articles mentioned were either burned or carried away. Believe that the property, houses, &c., were destroyed by persons engaged in the rebellion, and in direct resistance to the constituted authorities; believe that they destroyed Mr. WARD's property because he differed with them in political sentiments; believe that the estimated value of the property destroyed, stolen and burned, as shown by the schedule, to be fair and correct. Sydney M. WARD. Sworn to and subscribed before me this the 22d of September, 1857. H.J. STRICKLER, Commissioner for Auditing Claims. *** John M. TUTON, after being duly sworn, states: That he knows Mr. WARD to be a citizen of the Territory; that he was familiar with Mr. WARD's property and effects, as he had the same under charge during the absence of Mr. WARD; that he carefully examined the annexed list of property submitted by Mr. WARD, and knows tha~ the property enumerated was carried off or destroyed at the time by an armed body of men; that the price annexed to the articles was about the cash price of the same, and believes that the aggregate sum of the loss incurred by Mr. WARD in consequence of the troubles in the Territory could not, under a fair, just, and reasonable valuation, be less than thirteen hundred and sixty-five (1,365) dollars. Sworn to before me this 17th day of September, A.D. 1857. H.J. STRICKLER, Commissioner. *** Samuel WALKER, of lawful age, being duly sworn, deposes and says: That he is acquainted with George W. WARD; knows that his houses and effects were burned and destroyed in the fall of 1856; it occured about the 7th of September. The houses were double log-houses; pretty good houses; the houses and effects were destroyed by an armed body of men. I know everything was burnt up; even the clothing of Mrs. WARD was burnt; that she left the premises in her night clothes. Samuel WALKER. Sworn to and subscribed before me on this 24th day of August, 1859. David T. MITCHELL, Notary Public. Claim of TOUSSAINT LA HAY Before the 36th Congress of the United States The following petition is recorded in Volume 2 of "Kansas Claims, House Reports, 36th Congress, 2nd Session," No. 433, pages 1586-1589 at the Spencer Research Library, call No. 1107. Researched by the editor. In the interest of space and genealogical value, I have recorded here only excerpts from the petition. In the matter of the petition of Toussaint LA HAY. Territory of Kansas, County of Douglas, ss: Toussaint LA HAY, the above named petitioner, being duly sworn, deposes and says: That he presented to H.J. STRICKLER, late commissioner to audit claims, appointed under act of 1857, a statement of his actual losses incurred during the difficulties of 1855 and 1856, which statement was correct, according to the best of the knowledge and belief of this deponent. This deponent would further represent that some of the witnesses whose testimony is material and important to this deponent in proof of his claim of losses are now out of the Territory, and that it is impossible for this deponent to secure the attendance of said witnesses before the board of commissioners appointed under an act entitled "An act to provide for the payment and adjustment of claims," approved February 7, 1859. Your deponent would respectfully ask that the proofs, papers, and testimony so . presented t? the late commissioner, and upon which he made his award in my favor, may be recelved by the board of commissioners as his petition and testimony under the present law. This deponent would further represent that he has never recovered any of the property lost as alleged and set forth in the statement so presented to 187 �said STRICKLER, nor received compensation from any source for said losses. This deponent has been residing in Kansas since the year 1854, and lives about six miles from Lawrence, upon the Wakarusa River. Touissaint LA HAY. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 29th day of April, A.D. 1859. John SHANNON. Territory of Kansas, County of Douglas, ss: I, Toussaint LA HAY, of the Territory and county aforesaid, represent unto the honorable commissioner: That on or about the 15th day of August, A.D. 1856, a body of armed men then and there forcibly too and carried away one horse and two rifles. At another time another body of armed men came and drove away your petitioner's family; took possession of the premises, and took, carried away, or destroyed the property of your petitioner, to wit; Blacksmith's tools, carpenter's tools, harness and saddles, household and kitchen furniture, three head of cattle, and burned the house of your petitioner. All of the above mentioned articles were the property of your said petitioner. Touissaint LA HAY. Sworn to and subscribed this 17th of September, 1857. H.J. STRICKLER, Commissioner. *** Mr. J.M. TUTON called, and, under oath, says: That he knows Mr. LA HAY; believes the estimate placed upon the property destroyed to be fair and just; knows that Mr. LA HAY's houses were burned; that the houses were good, comfortable houses; knows that Mr. LA HAY's cattle were taken away, and some were driven to Lawrence; heard on one occassion a gentleman by the name of SWAIN acknowledge that he had killed some of Mr. LA HAY's cattle. Sworn to before me this 17th September, 1857. H. J. STRICKLER, Commissioner. *** Francis E. LA HAY, being duly sworn, deposes and says: I am acquainted with Touissaint LA HAY, and live in sight of his house, and lived in sight of his house during the "troubles of 1856;" knows that he incurred losses during the diffculties. This deponent saw a body of armed men come to the premises of Toussaint LA HAY and forcibly take and carry away one horse and two rifles; this was about the middle of August, 1856; prior to this time Toussaint LA HAY had a pair of matched horses stolen; he recovered one of said horses, which was again stolen at the time of the taking of the rifles, as above described. About the 1st of September, 1856, a body of armed men, supposed to be from Lawrence, came to the premises of Toussaint LA HAY, and ordered his family to leave the premises and the Territory, and gave them "passes" to pass out of the Territory uninterrupted. I was present at the time, and a pass was given me. The only reason assigned was that the two elements in the county could not exist together. About the 8th of September, 1856, a body of armed men came and took possession of the premises. I saw these men; they shot at me. They then and there destroyed and carried away nearly everything Mr. LA HAY had; they burned his houses, carried away or burned his kitchen and household furniture, his blacksmith's tools, carpenter's tools, and his harness, saddles, &c. I have reason to suppose that he has never recovered any of the property alleged in the statement presented Hon. H.J. STRICKLER, late commissioner, as lost, nor do I know of his having received any compensation for the same. The cattle were driven away when the house was burned. I heard them driving the cattle off. The pair of horses was worth about $300; the set of blacksmith's and carpenter's tools were worth $100; the set of harness and three saddles were worth $60 or $65; two rifles were worth $36; three head of cattle were worth fully $70. The frame house was plastered; had porches, brick chimney, and was worth $800 alone. The log house and household furniture were worth several hundred dollars. Mr. LA HAY is a citizen of Kansas, and now resided on Wakarusa about six miles from Lawrence. Francis E. LA HAY. Sworn to and subscribed befor; me this 29th day of April, A.D. 1859. John SHANNON, Notary Public. 188 �i'--- J I. DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1888 From Book 6 in the office of the Clerk of the Specialized Division of the District Court, Room Compiled by Edna Welling and Vivian Clough. 144, Lawrence Judicial Building, Lawrence, Kansas. ...... co 1.0 DATE/PLACE BRIDEGROOM BRIDE ACHNING, Charles J. ADDLEMAN, George A. Dg Co, KS ALLEN, Robert B. ALLER,John M. Crete, NE ANDERSON, Arthur J. ANDERSON, August A. Kans City, MO ANDERSON, Edmund L. ANDERSON, James A. Linwood, KS APETZ, Charles E. Dg Co, KS ARKLE, Fred ASHLEY,Anderson H. ATCHISON, George Abilene, KS ATKINSON, Erastus BALDWIN, Chester U. Clinton, KS BALDWIN, William H. Tonganoxie,KS BARBER, John F. Denver, CO BARNES, Elisha Tower City, Dak BEASLEY, John H. BELL, Frank C. BEMM, Bruno BENSON, Nelson BERLIN, Eli BLAKE,O. E. Kans City, MO 7 Mar 1888 LOTHHOLZ, Minnie 22 Aug 1888BENNETT,Sarah A. Dg Co, KS Reno, KS 12 Dec 1888 ALLSTOT.Mary M. 15 Aug 1888HUMPHREY, Anna Dg Co, KS Dg Co, KS 29 Nov 1888 WAGSTAFF, Minnie A. 7 June 1888DISSINGER, Laura Dg Co, KS Dg Co, KS 12 Jan 1888 DANIELS, Belle 19 Jan 1888BRUCE, Lizzie Leav Co, KS Reno, KS 6 May 1888WENBERG, Sallie Leav Co, KS Conn. 6 Oct 1888 LEWIS, Cora 19 Feb 1888 HARMAN, Betty V. 13 Aug 1888THACHER, Anna Dg Co, KS Dg Co, KS 1 Oct 1888 WOLFE, Emma 15 Nov 1888ANDERSON, Rose W. Dg Co" KS Geneva, KS PICKETT, Mary Elizabeth 31 Dec 1888Dg Co. KS Wichita, KS 1 May 1888ALLEN, Sarah J. Dg Co, KS Dg Co, KS 21 Nov 1888ANDERSON,Ella L. Dg Co, KS Tonganoxie. KS 14 Mar 1888 MILLER, Louisa J. 16 Feb 1888 MACK, Lida (Miss) 30 Aug 1888 GIERTZ. Bertha 6 Nov 1888 FINCH, Selinda 30 May 1888 DOUGLASS, Nancy 28 Oct 1888HUFF, Minnie R. Dg Co, KS Dg Co, KS PAGE • OFFICIANT 429 475 J. J. Silberman, MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ 523 471 John Q. A. Norton, PJ W. A. Quayer, MG 517 455 Jas. Marvin, MG Peter Schumann, MG 409 410 J. T. Stevens, JP M. F. Harrigan, MG 449 J. W. Spring, MG 494 423 472 W. P. Elliott, MG 493 507 J. Wykert, MG Henry Farwell, MG 535 John Q. A. Norton, PJ 446 S. M. Osmond. MG 510 S. F. Wilson, MG· 432 421 479 503 453 498 Henry S. M. J. T. Frank R. A. C. W. John Wilder, JP S. J. Brown, MG J. Ducker, MG Osmond, MG Stevens, JP B. OLds, MG George, MG Gullett, MG �Vo \. )( I I Wo,4 �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1888 (Cont'd) BRIDEGROOM ..... \0 o BRIDE BLODES, Joseph A. WARREN, Frances Linwood. KS Linwood, KS BOEHLE, August H. SCHULZ, Augusta O. BOLLARD, William W. YATES. Mamie E. Topeka. KS Dg Co. KS BOND. Ellis WEBBER, May HAM, Arabelle BRAZIL, James E. '--- ..-Johnson- -Co·;--KS----- --. Dg' CO'KS -,.'--.'-"'-' BROWN. Jesse W. MEITH. Agnes L. BROWN. William J. BARNES, Lucinda J. Jeff Co, KS Jeff Co. KS BRUCE, George B. ANDERSON, Flora B. Reno, KS Linwood, KS BRYANT, Francis M. TROUT, Mary E. BUCKMAN, Robert B. PATTERSON, Mary E. Leav Co, KS Leav Co. KS BUETTNER, George J. BRITTON, Hattie BURKLE, John J. GNEFKOW, Minnie A. BURNS, Joseph MC FADDEN, Mary Leone Keokuk, IA Dg Co. KS BURTON, David H. GALLAGHER, Mary F. Argentine, KS Holiday, KS BUTLER, Wood L. GIBSON. Emma CAMPBELL. Edwin M. COLLINS, Alice CAMPBELL. John A. STARR, Zurie E. CHANEY, William O. BLACK. Idella L. Doniphan Co, KS Doniphan Co, KS CHAPMAN. William C. VARNUM. Hattie E. CHINCHOLL, August LEHMANN, Augusta CHRISTIE, Henry C. CORBETT. Minnie S. Media. KS Sumner Co, KS CLARK. Charles H. CALVIN, Martha E. CLARK. John S. PIERCE, Lillie L. CLARK, Taylor GROVE, Sarah J. Randolph Co, MO Jeff Co, KS CLARK, Thomas H. SWEEZER, Pairdee Kans City. MO Dg Co, KS CLOUD, Joseph KENDALL, Laura J. COFFMAN, Allen CARR. Daisy A. Leav Co, KS Leav Co. KS DATE/PLACE PAGE 10 Feb 1888417 Dg Co, KS 1 Mar 1888 426 5 Sep 1888481 Dg Co, KS 20 May 1888 451 27 Mar 1888~34 ----Johnson-·-eo ;o'--KS-"'---' 5 Sep 1888 480 1 Mar 1888426 Jeff Co, KS 30 Nov 1888511 Leav Co, KS 17 Dec 1888 524 18 Aug 1888473 Dg Co, KS 28 Nov 1888 514 12 Jan 1888 410 3 Oct 1888494 Dg Co, KS 22 Feb 1888424 Wyan Co, KS 18 Apr 1888 441 23 July 1888 466 2 Oct 1888 492 10 May 1888450 Dg Co, KS 19 Sep 1888 485 3 Jan 1888 406 7 Mar 1888428 Sumner Co, KS 16 Feb 1888 419 5 Sep 1888 482 4 Apr 1888437 Jeff Co. KS 29 Nov 1888516 Dg Co. KS 21 June 1888 460 27 Mar 1888435 Dg Co, KS * OFFICIANT John Q. A. Norton, PJ Christian Rehn, MG Edward C. Ray, MG F. W. Testerman. MG Thos,V!. • Oshel, J,p. 0 S~' B. Hyman, MG C. D. Bates, JP M. F. Harrigan, Priest John Q. A. Norton, PJ O. L. Tindall, MG Jas Marvin, MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ A. H. Stote, MG R. W. Arnold, MG S. M. Osmond, MG WIn. Ire Ian. MG Werter R. Davis, MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ WIn. Whitney, MG Christian Rehn, MG E. C. Ferguson, MG Peter Brubaker, MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ C. W. Cherry, JP W. Mercer, MG John Endacott, MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ �I: DOUGLAS COUNTY. KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1888 (Cont'd) BRIDEGROOM BRIDE COPPLE. James H. LIPPY. Ada F. See l-y. KS Lecompton. KS CRAYCRAFT. William E. LIVINGSTON. Effie A. Linwood. KS Linwood. KS CRICK. Joseph B. MC NEIL. Belle M. Topeka. KS Topeka. KS CUMMINGS. M. Taylor GRIFFIN. Marianna DAUGHERTY, Bert DEAY, Sarah O. DAVIS. Frank H. MC KEE, Cornelia DAVIS, Robert G. WERTZ. Flora L. DAVIS. Thomas N. RICH. Minerva DAY, William H: BRADLEY, Mamie DELAP, Jonathan HINBON, Fr-anoi6 A: Topeka. KS Topeka. KS DEORSEY. George GIVAN, Maggie Johnson Co. KS Johnson Co, KS DICK,George L. LITTELL, Mary A. DODDRIDGE. Charles P. TAYLOR, Nellie DOLAN. John C. SKINNER. Susie DRAPER, Fred L. YORN. Margaret DURHAM. William A.H. SMITH. Laura A. Leav Co. KS Leav Co. KS ELSTON. John G. SIMMONS, Ida M. EVANS. Samuel B. DEAN. Alice Lawr. KS Argentine, KS FAGAN. Peter F. DAVIS. Ollie L. --- - --Top-eka ,-KS- ----_.-- ---- .. --·.----Topeka-.--KS.-·----·-·---·.- FAY. Thomas M. Tonganoxie. KS FINDLEY. William T. Winnebago. MO FISHBURN. Ezra Osage Co. KS FIX. Albert FLAHERTY, Martin Shawnee CO,KS FORD. George Leav Co. KS FORDE. John A. Winnesshiek Co,IA TALBERT. Mattie E. Sterling. KS HALDERMAN. Winnie Dg Co. KS POWELL. Mattie M. Dg Co. KS STEWART. Sarah M. REED. Millie E. Greenwood Co, KS ADAMS. Susie M. Dg Co, KS BERG. Martha E. Dg Go. KS DATE/PLACE PAGE • OFFICIANT 2 Feb 1888- 414 J. Lewis. MG 489 Geo. B. Edgar, JP 520 Geo. B. Edgar. JP 446 518 511 522 460 490 407 C. G. Howland. MG C. E. Griffith. JP Em. Cohran. MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ J. L. Brown. MG John Q. A. Norton. PJ A. H. 8toto, MO 416 John Q. A. Norton. PJ Dg Co, KS 17 Sep 1888Dg Co. KS 10 Dec 1888Dg Co. KS 1 May 1888 9 Dec 1888 29 Nov 1888 12 Dec 1888 21 June 1888 22 Sep 1888 :3 Jan 1888Dg Co. KS 9 Feb 1888Dg Co. KS 13 Sep 1888 30 Aug 1888 27 Nov 1888 5 Aug 1888 31 Dec 1888Dg Co, KS 7 Dec 1888 19 Jan 1888Dg Co. KS 10 Jan 1888- 487 478 512 466 534 Jas Marvin. MG J. Wykert, MG A.- T.~Ennis. Priest --G. R:Houts,MG Geo. -B. Edgar. JP 519 411 John Q. A. Norton. PJ John Q. A. Norton. PJ 407 S. M. Osmond. MG 484 Ira S. Bundy. MG 486 Henry Farwell, MG 444 John Q. A. Norton. PJ 438 529 John Q. A. Norton. PJ John Q. A. Norton. PJ 512 Thomas F. Norris, MG 492 Wm. Whitney, MG .'----"'--'--"-----'Dg-Co-;--KS-"---- -- 12 Sep 1888- Sterling. KS 13 Sep 1888Dg Co. KS 27 Apr 1888Dg Co. KS 5 Apr 1888 20 Dec 1888Dg CPo KS 25 Nov 1888Dg Co. KS 30 Sep 1888Dg Co. KS �DOUGLAS COUNTY. KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1888 (Cont'd) BRIDEGROOM BRIDE DATE/PLACE PAGE FOWLES. Alfred T. DAVIDSON. Florence C. 28 Nov 1888 515 FOWLER. Richard WATTS. Elizabeth Jane 16 Aug 1888 473 FOX. Isaiah HUNTER. Parlee 27 Aug 1888477 Lawr. KS Topeka. KS FULLER. Charles R. JEWETT. Abbie E. 18 July 1888464 Blue Gla. IL Dg Co. KS Dg Co, KS FULLERTON. Robert D. SPANGLER. Phebe 25 Dec 1888527 Dg Co, KS Dg Co, KS Johnson Co. KS G~EED.Charles S. GORE. Mabel E. 28 June 1888462 Topeka. KS Dg Co. KS Dg Co. KS GRAY. Thomas B. MIFFLIN. Viola May 13 June 1888456 Carbondale, KS Dg Co, KS Dg Co, KS GREEN, Edward (Mr.) THOREN, Lydia S. 2 Apr 1888 436 GUM, Samuel K. STEVER, Mary A. 24 Dec 1888532 Dg Co, KS Junction City, KS Dg Co, KS GUSTAFSON, John W. COLYER, Sarah A. 27 June 1888 461 HADLEY. Louis WILLIAMS. Alice 23 Aug 1888 476 HAMILTON, Newton BIRD. Fannie 26 June 1888 461 HAMM, William E. DISSINGER. Sallie R. 23 Oct 1888499 Jasper Co, MO Dg Co. KS Dg Co. KS HAMMERT. Bernhard W/H MARFILIUS.Anna Christine 10 May 1888 447 HARDIN. James H. NELSON. JUlia 18 Aug 1888 474 HARTLEY. Samuel E. HARRIS. Lena 1 Feb 1888 413 HARVEY. Tallyrand PARKER. Mary M. 4 July 1888 462 HASTIE. William L. PATTERSON. Matilda M. 2 Feb 1888 413 HATCHER. Peter M. TUTTLE. Martha E. 18 Nov 1888 509 HAUSE. George WINTER. Carrie A. 22 Feb 1888 425 HAUSMANN, George C. WElL. Sarah E. 8 Nov 1888 503 HAWKINS. William GIDONS, Lul4 2 Nov 1888502 Reno, KS Reno, KS Reno, KS HAYDEN, William GRISARD. Susan 9 June 1888 457 HELFICH. Edward C. MALLISON, Nellie G. 7 Feb 1888414 Mountain Home, ID DG Co. KS Dg Co. KS HESS, Charles KNAACK. Anna 9 Aug 1888 470 HICKS, Charles E. SUTTON, Laura Jane 18 Nov 1888 509 HIBBARD, Sheldon W. SHULL, Ella M. 15 Feb 1888 419 HIDDLESTON, Charles O. MATHEWS, Sarah S. 15 Mar 1888431 Johnson Co, KS Dg Co, KS Johnson Co, KS * OFFICIANT Richard Cordley, MG Samuel B. Hymann, MG License only A. Censon Carroll, MG Jesse L. Whitla, MG Richard Cordley, MG B. F. Bowman. MG J. J. Silbermann, MG G. R. Houts. MG John Q. A. Norton. PJ Henry J. Ducker. MG W. Wright, MG Peter Schumann, MG J. J. Silbermann. MG M. Wooton, MG J. T. Stevens. JP W. R. Constant, MG Werter R. Davis, MG Joseph Michael, MG John Q. A. Norton. PJ Peter Schumann. MG I. Sam Kelsall, MG Geo. B. Edgar. JP A. T. Ennis, Priest John Q. A. Norton, PJ L. Van Woorhis, JP E. Atkinson. MG E. L. Thomas, MG I~ �I: DOUGLAS COUNTY. KANSAS MARRIAGES - 1888 (Cont'd) ..._- BRIDEGROOM~·--------·-·-L- ...- ER lDE· ~---~-.--.- ------.-~----- -~-. ·--DATE/PtACE _. -~-- - - -'PAGE-#------eFF I-etANT--~-· HILL. Will iam C. HILL. Will iam V. Reno. KS HINDMAN. John C. Leav Co. KS HINES. George HOAD. Alvin B. Kans City. MO HOLMAN. James F. HOPKINS. Charles B. Topeka. KS HOWELL. George W. HOWSLEY. William M. Tonganoxie. KSs HUCKER. William H. HURST. Charles W. Reno. KS HUTCHINS. James R. Tonganoxie. KS HYRE. Charles W. HYRE. Daniel ILIFF. James G. IRVIN. Hannibal JACKSON. Jacob Kans City. KS JAYQUASH. William Linwood. KS JOHNSON. Frank JOHNSON, Vincent JOHNSON. William JONES. David L. JONES. David R. Beatrice. NE JONES. Henry R. JORDAN. Martin J. Dg Co. KS JOY. Nelson T. KAISER. Christian J. MASON. Ella L. CHAPMAN. B. B. Reno. KS FRIDENSTINE. Rena M. Dg Co. KS MC KAY. Mary PATE. Alice L. Dg Co. KS FOWLER. Louisa S. NORTON. Marie V. Dg Co. KS CROZIER. Lena GEISS. Theresia Tonganoxie. KS JACKSON. Lucinda CARTER. Mary S. Reno. KS WARREN. Alice Fairmont. KS HERTZLER. Annie M. JAMISON. Annie CHAPIN. Jessie MC GINNIS. Mary F. PETERSON.Augusta Sophia Dg Co. KS WARNE. Martha Linwood. KS LEISHER. Henrietta J. RANDALL. Nellie B. ANDERSON. Melinda PEDRICK. Julia E. HARRIS. Amanda W. Dg Co. KS SCHULTZ. Lizzie CLAIR. Theodie V. Franklin Co. KS WERTZ. Clara I. SCHURR. Louisa 28 Dec 1888 17 Dec 1888Dg Co. KS 14 Nov 1888Dg Co. KS 14 Nov 1888 5 June 1888Dg Co. KS 8 Aug 1888 22 Dec 1888Dg Co. KS 15 Nov 1888 4 Sep 1888Dg Co. KS 16 Feb 1888 17 July 1888Leav Co. KS 27 Dec 1888Dg Co. KS 25 Oct 1888 19 Dec 1888 4 Mar 1888 19 Apr 1888 7 Mar 1888Dg Co. KS 27 Mar 1888Dg Co. KS 5 Sep 1888· 24 Oct 1888 8 Aug 1888 1 May 1888 3 May 1888Dg Co, KS 17 Mar 1888 25 Apr 1888Dg Co. KS 12 Dec 1888 22 Dec 1888 531 517 W. B. Stevenson. MG Jas Marvin. MG 508· 506 454 ... ",. Wm:~- 'lreTarf•. MG J. H. Bonebrake. MG 470 531 Jas Marvin. MG John Q. A. Norton. PJ 508 480 W. B. Maggs. MG J. A. Motler. MG 422 463 Francis J. Peck. MG Sam Kelsall. KG 533 David White. MG 500 526 427 442 429 Thos G. Winey. MG Thos F. Nossis. MG Werter R. Davis. MG M. Wooten. MG John Q. A. Norton. PJ 434 John Q. A. Norton. PJ 481 499 469 445 447 S. B. Hyman. KG Jas Marvin. MG S. J. Brown. MG Wm. Ire Ian. MG J. W, Braxton. MG 433 443 John Q. ·A. Norton. PJ J. W. Stewart. JP 521 530 John Q. A. Norton. PJ Christian Rehn. KG �DOUGLAS COUNTY. KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1888 (Cont'd) BRIDEGROOM ~ ~ BRIDE DATE/PLACE KASOLD. Albert G. MEITH. Edith A. 3 Apr 1888 KINNE. Ezra P. WEBB. Sarah M. 13 Dec 1888Leav Co. KS Leav Co. KS Dg Co. KS KIRKPATRICK. Merritt M. BANKS. Amy L. 12 Jan 1888Leav Co. KS Dg Co. KS Dg Co. KS KNSEPFEL. Ernest G. LICHTFIELD. Josie A. 3 Oct 1888Argentine. KS Dg Co. KS Dg Co. KS KRUEGER. Hermann SOUDEREGGER.Margaretha 17 Apr 1888Argonia. KS Dg Co. KS Dg Co. KS KYLE. James THOMPSON. alice H. 24 Sep 1888Jeff Co. KS Jeff Co. KS Dg Co. KS LACEFIELD. Henry C. HIATT. Wegie 24 Oct 1888Franklin Co. MO Dg Co. KS Dg Co. KS LANDER. John MC CAB. Bridget E. 17 Sep 1888 LANGNER. Freidrich BEIER. Caroline 2 Dec 1888 LARIMER. Hugh D. SPANGLER. Mary E. 15 Feb 1888Perryville. KS Dg Co. KS Dg Co. KS LEEMAN. Lewis BARNHART. Ardellia F. 25 Jan 1888.---- ·-W-i+l iamstown. KS , ........ ·-··Wi 1·1 iamstown.· KS" - ..... __ .. ' --Jet f"Co;- -KS' LEONARD. Oscar P. MERRITT. Alice May 4 Apr 1888 LE SEUR. Owen C. MC FARLAND. Harriet S. 17 Apr 1888 LESSER. John TROUT. Martha 26 NOv 1888 LEVETT. Walter W. CRAVER. Sarah E. 9 Apr 1888Reno. KS Reno. KS Leav Co. KS LEWIS. James W. DANIELS. Florence 6 June 1888 LUTZ. Louis SAlLE. Anna 31 Jan 1888Lapeer. KS Lapeer. KS Dg Co. KS LYMAN. George W. GATES. Susie E. 10 May 1888Leavenworth. KS Dg Co. KS Dg Co. KS LYSINGER. Lincoln MOORE. Fannie 8 Feb 1888 MORRISON. Cornelius W. DANIELS. Virginia 13 Mar 1888 MATHEWS. Francis RAYBOURN. Alzira E. 14 Mar 1888 MATHEWS. William T. GAUSNELL. Rosa E 21 Apr 1888Linwood. KS Linwood. KS Leav Co. KS MAYBERRY. William R. HOWELL. Anza F. 18 Dec 1888DeSoto. KS DeSoto. KS Dg Co. KS MC CLURE. Orville COLE. Nellie H. 18 Jan 1888Denver. CO Dg Co. KS Dg Co. KS MC COY. Justus B. GILLULI. Mariah Isabelle 20 Dec 1888Lawr. KS Chester. KS Dg Co. KS PAGE ,. OFFICIANT 436 523 Geo. B. Edgar. JP John Q. A. Norton. PJ 408 A. Beatty. MG 493 WIn. Whitney. MG 440 J. J. Silbermann. MG 491 John Q. A. Norton. PJ 500 John Q. A. Norton. PJ 488 515 420 A. T. Ennis. Priest Peter Schumann. MG S. L. Johnson. MG 412 Fletcher A. White. MG 438 440 513 439 A. H. Stote. MG Jas Marvin. MG John Q. A: Norton. PJ Samuel Kelsall. JP 455 412 John Q. A.. Norton. PJ H. Gerlarh. Priest 450 E. M. Cohron. MG 416 430 433 442 Richard Cordley. MG Dudley Lee. MG John Q. A. Norton. PJ Jos Magrath. JP 525 John Q. A. Norton. PJ 4" Wm. Bayard Craig. MG 529 Jas Marvin. JP 1 J.~ �I; I;· L = DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS -1888 (Cont'd) BRIDEGROOM BRIDE MC ELROY, William MINOR, Laura Topeka, KS Dg Co. KS MC FARLANE, Albert PETERSON, Hannah Lawr, KS Lawr, KS Me MILLON. Frank W. LATHROP, Abbie L. Kans City, MO Dg Co, KS MC MURTRIE, John F. STEWART, Eva E. Emporia, KS Dg Co, KS MEEKER, Charles S. ROBERTS, Alice Annie MELLON, William A. BELL, Georgia L. (Miss) Kans City, MO Dg Co, KS MICHAEL, John W. FLORY, Lida MINNER, Joel A. DE VELBISS, Belle Abilene, KS Dg Co, KS MONROE, Madison GRAY, Mary MOON, Joseph R. TURNER, Laura A. MOORE, Ernest J. PREBBLE, Fannie Breckenridge,MO Irving, KS MOORE, Frank W. GLENN, JUlia A. Junction CitY.KS Dg Co, KS MORGAN, Charles A. HICKS, Mary C. MORGAN, John A. GUTHR IE, Mary Wichita, KS Dg Co, KS MORRIS. Joseph L. LONG, Maggie MOYS, William H. YARNOLD, Anna M. NELSON, Fred H. ANDERSON, Augusta NEWSTIFTER, Louis VITI, Emma NICOL, Archie B. COATE, Mary A. NICOLAY, George MATIfER, Luella NOWAK, Lendvie BOWERS, Sarah J. NUFFER, August ' FUNK, Anna M. OEHRLE. Godfrid MOHLER. Salinda O'LAUGHLIN, James P. HUGGARD, Catherine S. Emporia, KS Dg Co, KS OLSON, Paul OLSON, Gerda Sofie O'NEIL, Herbert L. VAN TRIES, Minnie OSMOND.·-Robert·-M. --·GRIFFITIL- Mary E-;. Guernsey, IA Dg Co, KS DATE/PLACE PAGE. OFFICIANT 20 Dec 1888Dg Co. KS 27 Aug 1888- 528 E. M. Cohron, MG 478 License only 458 Richar'd Gor-dley, Mc; 418 J. Lewis, MG 476 437 E. Atkinson, MG L. C. Howe, MG 418 496 WID. M. Michael. MG W. D. Stover, MG 465 483 463 W. Mercer, MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ M. F. Mc Kirahar, MG 408 Philip M. Lewis, MG 424 504 Thomas G. Winey, MG A. H. Stote, MG 516 444 497 505 417 469 452 496 423 514 WID. Irelan, MG John K. Dunn, MG Henry Farwell, MG H. Gerlach, MG John Endacott. MG J. T,'Stevens, JP JohnQ. A. Norton, PJ F. W. Fiegenbaum, MG Peter Brubaker, MG A. T. Ennis, Priest 13 June 1888Dg Co. KS 15 Feb 1888Dg Co, KS 23 Aug 1888 15 Apr 1888Dg Co, KS 12 Feb 1888 10 Oct 1888Dg Co, KS 3 July 1888 6 Sep 1888 14 July 1888Shawnee Co,KS 11 Jan 1888Dg Co, KS 19 Feb 1888 8 Nov 1888Dg Co, KS 25 Nov 1888 25 Apr 1888 17 Oct 1888 19 Nov 1888 14 Feb 1888 7 Aug 1888 28 May 1888 16 Oct 1888 22 Feb 1888 29 Nov 1888Dg Co. KS 30 Mar 1888 8 Mar 1888 435 John Q. A. Norton, PJ 430 C. E. Williams, MG ..-. 9·'May1-888--------'·--·449 -. --'.. ·S;- M: 'Osmond~ ·MG --. --, Dg Co. KS �DOUGLAS COUNTY. KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1888 (Cont'd) BRIDEGROOM BRIDE OVERTON. Anthony Jr. GREGG. Clara M. Topeka. KS Dg Co. KS OWEN. William H. TYLER. Frances PATTERSON.William C. FLINN. Sarah T. PATrY. Frank SNOW. Nannie A. PAULY. Josiah RENDER. Jennie E. Holdredge. NE Dg Co. KS PEER. Wi 11 iam H. VARNUM. Anna E. PETERSON. Elias LINDBURG. Lotten PIERATT. Jesse HINES. Eva F. PIERATT. William G. TYLER. Lydia A. PIERSON. Pier Anton SPEARS. Ida C. Kans City. MO Kans City. MO PLASKET. John R. WIGG IN. Ida Be 11e PORTER. Preston HOLT. Nellie PRATHER. Charles E. GAMES. Minnie J. Birmingham. IA Paola. KS PRICE. David T. BALDWIN. Edith A. PUREL. Jacob STONE. Mary RANDALL. Edwin M. SWEET. Jennie M. Herrington. KS Dg Co. KS RAY. T. Jeff BLOOD. Kate E. REAGAN. John SCHARBAGER. Mary Johnson Co. KS Dg Co. KS REICHARDT. Charles G. BARNETT. Anna Z. Pottsville. PA Columbia. MO RICKMAN. Allen ELLIOTT. Annie Og Co. KS Denver. CO RIGBY. Richard YANCY. Hattie Ottawa. KS Dg Co. KS ROE. William H. RITTER. Sophia Kans City. MO Kans City. MO ROGERS. Horace M. CATLIN. Mary E. Johnson Co. KS Hesper. KS ROGERS. John W. WISELEY. Elizabeth G. J.eff Co. KS Jeff Co. KS RUDROW. William T.S. BROOKS. Lill ie Oskaloosa. KS Dg Co. KS RUNYAN. James A. ANTI BUSH. Luella Ft. Scott. KS Ft. Scott. KS DATE/PLACE PAGE i 14 June 1888458 Dg Co. KS 16 Feb 1888 421 10 Oct 1888 495 25 Dec 1888 529 25 Sep 1888491 Dg Co. KS 19 Sep 1888 485 12 June 1888 457 5 Dec 1888 518 10 Oct 1888 495 3 Mar 1888427 Dg Co. KS 10 Sep 1888484 13 Sep 1888 487 11 June 1888456 Dg Co. KS 15 Nov 1888 507 15 Mar 1888 431 15 Nov 1888506 Dg Co. KS 17 Oct 1888 497 17 Jan 1888409 Dg Co. KS 15 June 1888459 Dg Co. KS 27 July 1888467 Dg Co. KS 9 Aug 1888471 DG Co. KS 6 Feb 1777415 Og Co. KS 1 Aug 1888467 Johnson Co. KS 29 Feb 1888425 Jeff Co. KS 5 Sep 1888483 Dg Co. KS 13 July 1888464 Og Co. KS OFFICIANT E. M. Cohron. MG John Q. A. Norton. PJ R. H. Van Pelt. MG G. R. Houts. MG Jas Marvin. MG WIn. Whitney. MG John Q. A. Norton. PJ WIn. Ire Ian. MG WIn. Irelan. MG John Q. A. Norton. PJ License only T. W. Davis. MG G. R. Houts. MG Henry Farwell. MG A. H. Stote. MG Hillary A Gobin. MG R. H. Van Pelt. MG . H. Gerlach. Priest John Q. A. Norton. PJ John Wilder. JP Welborn Wright. MG John Q. A. Norton. PJ Eusebia Couch. MG C. W. Cherry. JP John Q. A. Norton, PJ Richard Cordley. MG �DOUGLAS COUNTY. KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1888 (Cont'd) BRIDEGROOM BRIDE DATE/PLACE PAGE =1= OFFICIANT Thos G. Winey, MG RUSE. Otis C. KLING. Sarah J. 521 12 Dec 1888 Dudley Lee, MG RUSSELL. Leander CURLETT. Amelia 26 Aug 1888 477 Richard Cordley, MG SANBORN. John R. SMITH. Mary Louise 2 Aug 1888468 Brocton. NY Dg Co. KS Dg Co, KS SAUER. Frank BOND. Mary Etta W. Irelan, MG 15 Sep 1888 489 Henry Gerlark, Priest SCHEHRER. Wendlin ERNST. Barbara 452 4 June 1888 SEELE. August HEIDRICH. Mary John H. Maul, MG 4 May 1888 448 SEELE. FrederickHEIDRICH. Anna MaryJohn Q. A. Norton. PJ 12 Dec 1888 522 William Augustus Minnie --SHANAFEL~- Wi+l-i-am -P-:---wELSH';" --Emma .£-;-.__... ------·5---5e p-"'1888-- --.- .~ - ... , 48'2 .---..--..-J--:--R ;'-Shaflaf e-H;;- -. MG--'---SHAW. George B. MARKS. Carrie S. 6 May 1888 448 John S. Brown. MG SHEEHAN. James A. DRAKE. Hester 29 May 1888453 Geo. B. Edgar. JP Oxford. IA Dg Co. KS Dg Co. KS Thos G. Winey. MG SHEPARD. William ROBINSON. Jennie F. 14 June 1888 459 SHIMMONS. George A. STRAFFON. Cora M. 18 Apr 1888 John K. Dunn. MG 441 SIEGRIST. Henry S. SULLIVAN, Emma 27 Dec 1888J. M. Sullivan. MG 532 Galena, KS Dg Co, KS Dg Co, KS John Q. A. Norton, PJ SKINNER. William H. PRICE, Taira 19 Dec 1888 527 SMITH, Albert L. BAKER, Parthena 19 Dec 1888K. S. Lankford, MG 526 Dg Co. KS Hoge, KS Leav Co. KS John Q. A.Norton, PJ SMITH, Clarence W. THOMPSON. Alice 12 Nov 1888505 Topeka. KS Topeka, KS Dg Co, KS STARR. John M. HUMBERT. Ida M. 14 June 1888 E . F . Hi 11, MG 454 STEWART, Albert C. HYDE. Laura B. 18 Oct 1888A. H. Stote, MG 498 Ottawa. KS Dg Co, KS Dg Co, KS STEWART. Wellington CHAMPION, Addie L. 15 Aug 1888John Q. A. Norton, PJ 472 Jeff Co. KS Dg Co. KS Dg Co. KS TAYLOR. Burr S. FRAIM. Alice A. 18 Dec 1888John Q. A. Norton, PJ 525 DeSoto. KS DeSoto, KS Dg Co, KS THOMPSON. Wells BREEZE. Ida M. 20 Dec 1888 W. A. Quayle, MG 524 TINGLE. Thomas G. ·TUTT, Mary 17 Feb 1888 John Q. A. Norton. PJ 422 TRAMPTON, William W. ECKMAN, Ella 4 Apr 1888John Q. ~. Norton, PJ 437 DeSoto. KS DeSoto. KS Dg Co, KS UPDIKE, Mahlon NEISLEY. Mary E. 11 Nov 1888Richard Cordley. MG 504 Topeka, KS Dg Co, KS Dg Co, KS VAN DUSEN, Abraham LA CROIX, May 22 Sep 1888 John Q. A. Norton. PJ 490 WALKER, Sherman CARR, Ida (Miss) 21 Nov 1888 L. M. Leonard, MG 510 WARNER, Daniel H. WOODWARD, Elizabeth 23 Dec 1888W. B. Stevenson, MG 530 ~amilton Co. KS Dg Co, KS Dg Co, KS �DOUGLAS COUNTY. KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1888 (Cont'd) BRIDEGROOM WARNER. Jerome WATTS. Samuel M. Centropolis. KS WEIDMAN. William E. WESTERHOUSE. Eddy WHALEY. Henry Kans City. MO WHEADON, Frank J. Leav Co. KS WHEELER. Edward J. Topeka. KS WHITE, Alexander C. Geneseo. IL WHITE. Charles W. Beloit, KS WHITE, Joseph T. WHITE. Weldon J. .... Johnson Co, KS ~ WHITMAN. Edgar E. ~ WILDER, Edward A. WILLIAMS, James WILLIAMS, Ray A. WOLFE, William D. Reno, Ks WOOD, Thomas Harper Co. KS WOODY. William H. C. WOOLLEY, Angus J. ...-- -Dg-Co;- ·KS-· -- - - * BRIDE DATE/PLACE PAGE LONG. Elizabeth STEWART. Mina Centropolis. KS SAYLOR. Clara N. BREITHAUPT. Katie ELSWORTH, Rachel Kans City. MO FAIRBANKS. Ettie M. Leav Co, KS SUTLIFF, Addie M. Dg Co. KS COPELAND. Gertrude Dg Co, KS SHRIMPLIN, Emma E. Jeff Co. KS BRYAN, Maud V. MATHEWS. Myrtle Y. Dg Co. KS BOLES, Delia A. LAHRMANN, Sophia L. JENKINS, Annie WELKER, Florence E. MORRIS, Lilian Reno, KS LETCHER. Julia A. H. Dg Co. KS JOHNSON. Harriett C. TRANSUE. Mary A. Jeff Co .--KS- 8 Nov 1888 19 Aug 1888- 502 474 Peter Schumann, MG Silas Cavin. JP 23 Aug 1888 11 ,Dec 188 21 May 1888- 475 519 451 J. Wykert. MG John Haller. MG John a. A. Norton. PJ 520 John a. A. Norton. PJ Dg Co. KS Dg Co. KS 10 Dec 1888- Dg Co, KS 30 Oct 1888501 Dg Co, KS 25 Oct 1888501 Dg Co. KS 15 Feb 1888420 Dg Co. KS 8 Feb 1888 415 15 Mar 1888432 Johnson Co. KS 15 Sep 1888 488 4 Sep 1888 479 26 Apr 1888 443 11 Sep 1888 486 2 May 1888445 Leav Co, KS 19 July 1888465 Dg Co. KS 1 Aug 1888 468 6 Mar 1888428 -- OFFICIANT Richard Cordley. MG S. J. Brown, MG John a.A. Norton. PJ Jas Marvin, MG E. L. Thomas. MG Geo. B. Edgar, JP Jas Marvin. MG S. J. Brown. MG J. T. Stevens. JP Samuel Kelsall. MG John a. A. Norton, PJ John a. A. Norton. PJ A. H. Stote. MG -- Dg Co.-KS ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE NAME - 1888 BRIDE GROOM BRIDE GROOM ADAMS, Susie M. ALLEN, Sarah J. FORD, George BARBER. John F. ALLSTOT, Mary M. ANDERSON. Augusta ALLEN. Robert B. NELSON, Fred H. 11 �i, , .l I,· ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE NAME - 1888 (Cont'd) BRIDE GROOM ANDERSON, Ella L. BARNES, Elisha ANDERSON, Flora B. BRUCE, George B. ANDERSON, Melinda JOHNSON, William ANDERSON, Rose W. BALDWIN, Chester U. ANTI BUSH, Luella RUNYAN, James A. BAKER, Parthena SMITH, Albert L. BALDWIN, Edith A. PRICE. David T. BANK. Amy L. KIRKPATRICK.Merritt M. BARNES. Lucinda J. BROWN. William J. BARNETT, Anna Z. REICHARDT, Charles G. BARNHART, Ardella F. LEEMAN. Lewis LANGNER, Freidrich BEIER. Caroline BELL. Georgia L. (Miaa) MELLON, William A. BENNETT. Sarah A. ADDLEMAN, George A. BERG. Martha E. FORDE. John A. BIRD. Fannie HAMILTON. Newton BLACK, Idella L. CHANEY, William o. BLOOD, Kate E. RAY. T. Jeff BOLES, Delia A. WHITMAN, Edgar E. BOND. Mary Etta SAUER, Frank BOWERS, Sarah J. NOWAK. Lendvie BRADLEY, Mamie DAY. William H. BREEZE. Ida M. THOMPSON, Wells BREITHAUPT, Katie WESTERHOUSE, Eddy BRITTON, Hattie BUETTNER, George J. BROOKS, Lillie RUDROW, William T.S. BRUCE, Lizzie ANDERSON, James A. BRYAN, Maud V. WHITE. Joseph T. CALVIN. Martha E. CLARK. Charles H. CARR, Daisy A. COFFMAN, Allen CARR. Ida (Miss) WALKER. Sherman CARTER. Mary S. HURST. Charles W. CATLIN. Mary E. ROGERS. Horace M. CHAMPION. Addie L. STEEWART. Wellington CHAPIN. Jessie ILIFF. James G. CHAPMAN, B. B. HILL. William V CLAIR, Theodie V. JORDAN. Martin J. COATE, Mary A. NICOL. Archie B. BRIDE GROOM COLE, Nellie H. COLLINS, Alice COLYER. Sarah A. COPELAND. Gertrude CORBETT, Minnie S. CRAVER. Sarah E. CROZIER. Lena CURLETT. Ame I i a DANIELS, Be lle DANIELS. Florence DANIELS. Virginia DAVIDSON, Florence C. DAVIS, 011 ie L. DEAN. Alice DEAY. Sarah o. DE VELBISS. Belle DISSINGER, Laura DISSINGER, Sallie R. DOUGLASS, Nancy DRAKE. Hester ECKMAN. Ella ELLIOTT, Annie ELSWORTH, Rachel ERNST, Barbara FAIRBANKS, Ettie M. FINCH, Selinda FLINN, Sarah T. FLORY. Lida FOWLER. Louisa S. FRAIM. Alice A. FRIDENSTINE, Rena M. FUNK. Anna M. GALLAGHER. Mary F. GAMES, Minnie J. GATES, Susie E. GAUSNELL, Rosa E. GEISS. Theresia GIBSON, Emma MC CLURE, Orville CAMPBELL, Edwin, M. GUSTAFSON, John W. WHITE, Alexander C. CHRISTIE, Henry C. LEVETT, Walter W. HOWELL. George W. RUSSELL, Leander ANDERSON, Edmund L. LEWIS, James W. MORRISON. Cornelius W. FOWLES, Alfred T. FAGAN, Peter F. EVANS, Samuel B. DAUGHERTY. Bert MINNER, Joel A. ANDERSON, August A. HAMM, William E. BERLIN. Eli SHEEHAN, James A. TRAMPTON, William W. RICKMAN, Allen WHALEY. Henry SCHEHRER, Wendlin WHEADON, Frank J. BENSON. Nelson PATTERSON. William C. MICHAEL, John W. HOLMAN, James F. TAYLOR. Burr S. HINDMAN, John C. NUFFER. August BURTON. David H. PRATHER, Charles E. LYMAN. George W. MATHEWS. William T. HOWSLEY, William M. BUTLER, Wood L. �ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE NAME - 1888 (Cont'd) BRIDE GROOM GlOONS. Lula HAWKINS. BRIDE Willi~m ---- -Gl ERT2-;-· Bertha ---- -- ---BEMM-;--Bruno------ - N o o GILLULI.MariahIsabelle GIVAN. Maggie GLENN. JUlia A. GNEFKOW. Minnie A. GORE. Mabel E. GRAY. Mary GREGG. Clara M. GRIFFIN. Marianna GRIFFITH. Mary E. GRISARD. Susan GROVE. Sarah J. GUTHRIE. Mary HALDERMAN. Winnie HAM. Arabelle HARMAN. Betty V. HARR IS. Amanda W. HARRIS. Lena HEIDRICH. AnnaMary Minnie HEIDRICH. Mary HERTZLER. Annie M. HIATT. Wegie HICKS. Mary C. HINES. Eva F. HINSON. Francis A. HOLT. Nellie HOWELL. Anza F. HUFF. Minnie R. HUGGARD. Catherine S. HUMBERT. Ida M. HUMPHREY. Anna HUNTER. Parlee HYDE. Laura B. JACKSON. Lucinda JAMISON. Annie MC COY. Justus B. DEORSEY. George MOORE. Frank W. BURKLE. John J. GLEED. Charles S. MONROE. Madison OVERTON. Anthony Jr. CUMMINGS. M. Taylor OSMOND. Robert M. HAYDEN. Wi 11 iam CLARK. Taylor MORGAN. John A. FINDLEY. William T. BRAZIL. James E. ASHLEY. Anderson H. JONES. David R. HARTLEY. Samuel E. HARTLEY. FrederickWilliam Augustus SEELE. August HYRE. Charles W. LACEFIELD. Henry C. MORGAN. Charles A. PIERATT. Jesse DELAP. Jonathan PORTER. Preston MAYBERRY. William R. BLAKE. O. E. O'LAUGHLIN. James P. STARR. John M. ALLER. John M. FOX. Isaiah STEWART. Albert C. IDJCKER. William H. HYRE. Daniel GROOM WILLIAMS. James JENKINS. Annie - -. ----- JEWETT-;- -- Abb i e ___E;~k,- --- ------ --- FULl:;ER-~--'-Char las --R ;------ -WOODY. William H. C. JOHNSON. Harriet C. CLOUD. Joseph KENDALL. Laura J. RUSE. Otis C. KLING. Sarah J. HESS. Charles KNAACK. Anna VAN DUSEN. Abraham LA CROIX. May WILDER. Edward A. LAHRMANN. Sophia L. MC MILLON. Frank W. LATHROP. Abbie L. CHINCHOLL. August LEHMANN. Augusta JOHNSON. Frank LEISHER. Henrietta J. WOOD. Thomas LETCHER. Julia A. H. ARKLE. Fred LEWIS. Cora KNSEPFEL. Ernest G. LICHTFIELD. Josie A. PETERSON. Elias LINDBURG. Lotten COPPLE. James H. LIPPY. Ada F. DICK. George L. LITTELL. Mary A. CRAYCRAFT. William E. LIVINGSTON. Effie A. WARNER. Jerome LONG. Elizabeth MORRIS. Joseph L. LONG. Maggie ACHNING. Charles J. LOTHHOLZ. Minnie BELL. Frank C. MACK. Lida (Miss) HELFICH. Edward C. MALLISON. Nellie G. HAMMERT. Bernhard W.H. MARFILIUS.Anna Christine SHAW. George B. MARKS. Carrie S. HILL. Wi 11 iam C. MASON. Ella L. NICOLAY. George MATHER. Luella WHITE. Weldon J. MATHEWS. Myrtle Y. HIDDLESTON. Charles O. MATHEWS. Sarah S. LANDER. John MC CAB. Bridget E. BURNS. Joseph MC FADDEN. Mary Leone LE SEUR. Owen C. MC FARLAND. Harriet S. IRVIN. Hannibal MC GINNIS. Mary F. HINES. George MC KAY. Mary DAVIS. Frank H. MC KEE. Cornelia CRICK. Joseph B. MC NEIL. Belle M. BROWN. Jesse W. MEITH. Agnes L. KASOLD. Albert G. MEITH. Edith A. �,.--,, , r, ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE NAME - (Cont'd) BRIDE GROOM MERRITT. Alice May LEONARD. Oscar P. MIFFLIN. Viola May GRAY. Thomas B. MILLER. Louisa J. BEASLEY. John H. MINOR. Laura MC ELROY. William MOHLER. Salinda OEHRLE. Godfrid MOORE. Fannie LYSINGER. Lincoln MORRIS. Lilian WOLFE. William D. NEISLEY. Mary E. UPDIKE. Mahlon NELSON. JUlia HARDIN. James H. NORTON. Marie V. HOPKINS. Charles B. OLSON. Gerda Sofie OLSON. Paul PATE. Alice L. HOAD. Alvin B. PATTERSON. Mary E. BUCKMAN. Robert B. PATTERSON.Matilda M. HASTIE. William L. PARKER. Mary M.. HARVEY. Tallyrand PEDRICK. Julia E. JONES. David L. PETERSON.Augusta Sophia JACKSON. Jacob PETERSON. Hannah MC FARLANE. Albert N PICKETT.Mary Elizabeth BALDWIN. William H. o ..... PIERCE. Lillie L. CLARK. John S. POWELL. Mattie M. FISHBURN, Ezra PREBBLE;- F-dnnie~ M00RE,---Ernst J-;-- -. PRICE. Taira SKINNER. William H. RANDALL, Nellie B. JOHNSON, Vincent RAYBOURN, Alzira E. MATHEWS, Francis REED. Millie E. FLAHERTY, Martin RENDER. Jennie E. PAULY. Josiah RICH. Minerva DAVIS, Thomas N. RITTER. Sophia ROE. William H. ROBERTS. Alice Annie MEEKER. Charles S. ROBINSON. Jennnie F. SHEPARD. William SAlLE. Anna LUTZ. Louis SAYLOR. Clara N. WEIDMAN, William E. SCHARBAGER. Mary REAGAN. John SCHULTZ. Lizzie JONES.' Henry R. SCHULZ, Augusta O. BOEHLE. August H. SCHURR, Louisa KAISER. Christian J. SHRIMPLIN. Emma E. WHITE. Charles W. _c •.. __ BRIDE GROOM SHULL. Ella M. HIBBARD. Sheldon W. SIMMONS. Ida M. ELSTON. John G. SKINNER. Susie DOLAN. John C. SMITH. Laura A. DURHAM. William A. H. SMITH. Mary Louise SANBORN. John R. SNOW. Nannie A. PATTY. Frank SOUDEREGGER.Margarethe KRUEGER. Hermann SPANGLER. Mary E. LARIMER. Hugh D. SPANGLER. Phebe FULLERTON. Robert D. SPEARS, Ida C. PIERSON. Pier Anton STARR. Zurie E. CAMPBELL. John A. STEVER. Mary A. GUM. Samuel K. STEWART. Eva E. MC MURTRIE. John F. . STEWART. Mina WATTS. Samuel M. STEWART. Sarah M. FIX. Albert STONE. Mary PUREL, Jacob STRAFFON. Cora M. SHIMMONS. George A. SULLIVAN. Emma SIEGRIST. Henry S. SUTLIFF, Addie M. WHEELER. Edward J. SUTTON, Laura Jane HICKS. Charles E . SWEET, Jennie M. RANDALL. Edwin M. '-SWEEZER~ 'Pai-rdee ,~----.- --CLARK. Thomas H; TALBERT, Mattie E. FAY. Thomas M. TAYLOR. Nellie DODDRIDGE. Charles P. THACHER. Anna ATCHISON, George THOMPSON. Alice SMITH. Clarence W. THOMPSON. Alice H. KYLE, James THOREN, Lyda S. GREEN, Edward (Mr.) TRANSUE, Mary A. WOOLLEY. Angus J. TROUT. Martha LESSER. John TROUT. Mary E. BRYANT. Francis M. TURNER, Laura A. MOON, Joseph R. TUTT. Mary TINGLE. Thomas G. TUTTLE, Martha E. HATCHER. Peter M. TYLER. Frances OWEN, William H. TYLER, Lydia A. PIERATT, William G. VAN TRIES. Minnie O'NEIL, Herbert L. VARNUM. Anna E. PEER, William H. �ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE NAME - 1888 (Cont'd) BRIDE GROOM BRIDE GROOM VARNUM, Hattie E. VITT, Emma WAGSTAFF, Minnie A. WARNE, Martha WARREN, Alice WARREN, Frances WATTS,Elizabeth Jane WEBB, Sarah M. WEBBER, May WElL, Sarah E. WELKER, Florence E. WELSH, Emma E. WENBERG, Sallie CHAPMAN, William C. NEWSTI FTER , Louis ANDERSON, Arthur J. JAYQUASH, William HUTCHINS, James R. BLODES, Joseph A. FOWLER, Richard KINNE, Ezra P. BOND, Ellis HAUSMANN, George C. WILLIAMS, Ray A. SHANAFELT, William F. APETZ, Charles E. WERTZ, Clara I. WERTZ, Flora L. WIGGINS, Ida Belle WILLIAMS,Alice WINTER, Carrie A. WISELEY, Elizabeth G. WOLFE, Emma WOODWARD, Elizabeth YANCY, Hattie YARNOLD, Anna M. YATES, Mamie E. YOHN, Margaret JOY, Nelson T. DAVIS, Robert G. PLASKET, John R. HADLEY, Louis HAUSE, George A. ROGERS, John W.. ATKINSON, Erastus WARNER, Daniel H. RIGBY, Richard MOYS, William H. BOLLARD, William W. DRAPER, Fred L. - N o N NOTES FROM THE LAWRENCE JOURNAL (Thanks to the Watkins Museum) November 16, 1888: A house once situated in the middle of a 10-acre plot was up for sale in what is now the Old West Lawrence neighborhood at 747 Illinois. When it was built, it was to be the home of U.S. Senator James H. LANE, but his 1866 suicide had left his family in poverty. The advertisement in the Lawrence Journal ~tated, "For sale. The beautiful suburban residence 'May P1ace ' northwest of town, Just outside of city limits ••. advantages of country and city combined. Terms very easy. Address Mrs. May LANE, City." November 26, 1888: Lawrence residents were mourning the loss of Jacob McGEE, an early pioneer. He was "iaid away in Oak Hill Cemetery in sight of the spot ~here he had lived since the first settlement of Kansas." �THE KANSAS FARMER AND MAIL & BREEZE DIRECTORY OF FARMERS AND BREEDERS OF FRANKLIN AND DOUGLAS COUNTIES, KANSAS 1920 (Continued from Vol. XII, No.3). Part of the Kansas Collection at Spencer Research Library, University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS. Submitted by Mark Lenz. DOUGLAS COUNTY FARMER'S 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 II II. 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, R1 Kanwaka Sec 13 016a (1866) Tel. Lawrence Lawrence. MEANS: Jones, John R -- Farmer's name. (Vera James) -- Wife's maiden name. Ch James, Albert -- Children named James, Albert. IISunnyside Farm Name of farm. Lawrence R1 -- Post office 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. ll ll -- I ICE, Emery, (Effie GIMBLET) Ch Mabel, Frances, Raymond, Johnnie; Lawrence R9, Clinton Sec 18NE T30a L. PETEFISH (1882) ICE, Leonard, (Rosa GRESS) Ch Margaret, Ralph; Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec 4W 0152a (1880) Tel. Stull Stull ICE, Martin F. (Clara BOURSAN) Richland R17, Clinton Sec 19NW T160a J. CONNOLE (1895) Tel. Clinton Clinton ICE, William T. (Bertha CONNOLE) Ch Martin, Thomas, Edward, Albert; Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec 6 0195a (1870) Tel. Stull Stull ICE, W.T. (Omena HOUT) Ch Elsie, Lovey, Calvin; Lawrence R8, Wakarusa Sec 1SW T20a WOLG~~N Estate (1880) Tel. Kansas Lawrence IKENBERRY, Lloyd H., (Gertrude CAMPBELL) Overbrook Rl, Marion Sec 17SW T80a I.B. GARST (1891) Tel. Farmer's Independent Overbrook IKENBERRY, Milton E., (Hattie CAMPBELL) Ch Ralph; Overbrook R1, Marion Sec 13S w T80a Jess IKENBERRY (1891) Tel. Farmer's Independent Overbrook IKENBERRY, Thomas, (Katie BARNHART) Ch Milton, Lloyd, Otis, Archie; Overbrook R1, Marion Sec 178W 0120a (1891) Tel. Farmer's Independent Overbrook ILLIAN?, Henry, (Alice KOLB) Ch Fred, Oswold, Lillian, Clara, Olive, Edmond, Etta; Lawrence R4, Wakarusa Sec 24SW 053 1/3a (1914) Tel. Lawrence INGLE, Grant W., (Amelia RIEM) Ch Harold, Charles, Merle, Edith; Baldwin R1, Willow Sec 2S 080a (1869) Tel. Mutual Worden INGLE, Robert G., (May PRICE) Overbrook R2, Marion Sec 7SW T80a R.C. PRICE (1920) Tel. Farmer's Independent Overbrook 203 �Douglas County Farmer's Directory 1920, continued. INGRAM, Irwin, (Marian OATMAN) "Forest Hill Ranch," Lawrence R8, Clinton Sec 25SE . 0160a (1901) IRVIN, Elmer B., (Evelyn REED) Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 27 0300a (1890) Tel. Kansas IRVIN, John A., (Ann G. SMITH) Ch Elmer, Roy; Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 22SE 0305a (1859) Tel. Kansas Lawrence J JACOBS, William, (Lila BLAKE) Ch John, Rachel, Marie; Richland R17 Clinton Sec 13NW 040a (1913) JAIMS?, Frank H., (Carrie MACHIA) Ch Ella, Marguerite, Ruth; Lawrence R7 Grant Sec 20040a (1888) Tel. Kansas Lawrence JAMES, Allie C., (Jennie HARRIS) Ch Clarence, Clifton, Geneva, Flora, May; Vinland R1, Plamyra Sec 14 T2a Mrs. HARRIS (1877) Tel. Vinland Vinland JAMES, Charles A., (Margaret JONES) Ch Jennie, Allen, Edgar; "Grand View Farm," Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 30S 0160a (1868) Tel. Eudora Eudora JAMESON, James M., (Elizabeth GILL) Ch John, Leonard, Gertrude, Roy, Ralph, Edd; Vinland R1, Palmyra Sec 17NW 080a (1859) Tel. Vinland Vinland JAMESON, Ralph (Frances SHAW) Ch Keith, Kenneth; Vinland R1, Palmyra Sec 8NW T160a A. SCHEICK (1900) Tel. Vinland Vinland JORDAN, Martin J., (Theodie V. CLAIR) Ch Violet, Leona, Edgar, Leoti, Claud; Baldwin R4, Willow Sec IS 0320a (1864) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin (NOTE: This listing is out of apparent alphabetical order in the original publication.) JEFFRIES, G.T., Ch Wilbur, George, Mary; Lawrence R9, Wakarusa Sec 4SW 0320a (1902) Tel. Kansas Lawrence JEHLE, Mrs. Mary H. (Mary SCHWARTZ) Ch Anna, Walter, Selma, Teekla, Alford; Lone Star R1, Willow Sec 19N 0160a (1867) Tel. Mutual Worden JENKINS, Hiram S., (Francis JARDON) Ch Carrie; Overbrook R4, Marion Sec 13NW 0160a (1866) Tel. Farmer's Independent Overbrook JENNINGS, Frank A., (Bessie OVERBAUGH) Ch Evelyn; Lawrence RIO, Wakarusa Sec 6NE 010a (1895) JENSEN, George B., (Lizzie WOODWARD) Ch Mildred, Arthur; Lawrence R9, Clinton Sec 19E-24 T197 1/2a Hugh MEANS (1879) Tel. Clinton Clinton JENSEN, Laurits, (Henrietta KNUDSON) Ch Henry, Charles, George, Andrew, Lilia; Lawrence R9, Clinton Sec 24SE 088a (1880) Tel. Clinton Clinton . JESSIE, William G., (Mary M. DOUGHERTY) Ch Sarah, Mattie, Carrie, Paul, Arthur, Silas, George, Mary, Hattie; Baldwin R1, Willow Sec 4S 0160a (1910) Tel. Mutual Worden JOHANNING, C. Frederic, (Adaline DETON) Ch William, Louisa, Edward, Paul, Margaret, Isabel, Sophie, William, Amelia, Louise; Baldwin R4, Willow Sec 29N 0160a (1876) Tel. Mutual Worden JOHANNING, Daniel ~.. , (Johanna KANNENBERG) Ch Lydia, Clara, Daniel Jr., Lois; Baldwin R1, Willow Sec 8S 080a (1882) Tel. Mutual Worden JOHANNING, F.W., Ch Katherine, William, Mary, Anna, Henry; Baldwin R4, Willow Sec 21N 080a (1885) Tel. Mutual Worden JOHANNING, H. Ferdinand, (Anna YOUNG) Ch Esther, Alvin, Ruth; Baldwin R2, Willow Sec 8S 080a (1876) Tel. Mutual Worden JOHANNING, J. William, (Isabel WREDE)Ch Adolph, Ernest, Sophia; Baldwin R4, Willow Sec 29N 080a (1876) Tel. Mutual Worden JOHANNING, Otto L., (Ottille L. SCHAAKE) Ch Elmer, Harold; Baldwin R1, Willow Sec 5S T80a F.H. JOHANNING (1890) Tel. Mutual Worden 204 �Douglas County Farmer's Directory 1920, continued. JOHANNING, Paul H., (Blanch HIRD) Baldwin R4, Willow Sec 33N T75a C.C. SCHWARTZ (1893) Tel. Mutual Worden JOHANNING, William H., (Carrie HOCK) Ch Helen, Carl; Baldwin R4, Willow Sec 20N 0160a (1888) Tel. Mutual Worden JOHNS, Frank H., (Carrie MATBIA) Ch Helen, Marguerite, Ruth; Lawrence R7, Grant Sec 20 040a (1888) Tel. Kansas Lawrence JOHNS, Stanford, (Dora BURK) Ch Lena, Ella, Alta, Ruby, Anna; Lawrence R8, Wakarusa Sec 11SW 080a (1919) Tel. Kansas Lawrence JOHNSON, Charles, (Louisa SPIES) Ch Marie, Frank, William, Clarence, Louis, Gertrude; Baldwin R2, Palmyra Sec 18SW T480a Mrs. ALLDERDICE (1920) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin JOHNSON, C. Oscar, (Clara SAMPLE) Ch Alberta, Allene, Freda; Lawrence RIO, Wakarusa Sec 16SE T103a Ed S. HARVEY (1882) Tel. Kansas Lawrence JOHNSON, Charles W., Sr., (Henrietta SMITH) Ch Lawrence, Carrie, Horace, Frances, Bessie, Phoebe, Charles Jr.; Richland R17, Clinton Sec 15N T80a Mrs. E.N. CUMMINGS (1895) Tel. Clinton Clinton JOHNSON, Ed. F., (Laura McCLINTOCK) Ch Roy, Carl, Esther, Earl, Sibley; Wakarusa Sec 33SE T155a Ed. HARVEY (1885) Tel. Kansas Lawrence JOHNSON, Grant U., (Mary SHIELDS) Ch Cecil, Lucile, Anna; Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 12W 040a (1895) JOHNSON, Grover, (Emma BREICHEISEN) Ch Arden, Beatrice, Dwaine; Eudora R1, Palmyra Sec 16NW T160a M. CLARK (1915) Tel. Eudora Eudora JOHNSON, Harry C., (Maxine HENDRICKS) Lawrence R9, Clinton Sec 14E-23 0160a (1893) Tel. Clinton Clinton JOHNSON, Henry F., (Eliza LASH) Ch John, May, Grover; Eudora R1, Palmyra Sec 21NW . T110a J. BREICHEISEN (1916) JOHNSON, John H., (Tillie KIDING) Ch May; Wellsville R1, Palmyra Sec 18SE T96a C.E. HARRELL (1912) JOHNSON, John T., Ch Harry, Elmer, Ruby; Lawrence R9, Clinton Sec 14E 23E 0160a (1878) Tel. Clinton Clinton JOHNSON, Ray T., (Edna W. WALTERS) Ch Gertrude, Philip, Beatrice, Edith; "Haskell Institute Farm," Lawrence, Wakarusa Sec 7NE T1000a Haskell Institute (1919) Tel. Kansas Lawrence JOHNSON, Samuel, (Anna WASHINGTON) Lawrence R9, Wakarusa Sec 4SW T170a BYRD Sisters (1895) Tel. Kansas Lawrence JOHNSON, W.H., (Annie BROWN) Ch Selma; Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec 17E (1904) Tel. Independent Lecompton JOHNSON, Willard 0., Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 26NW 040a (1919) JONES, A. Milton (Ama KISLER) Ch Frank; Lawrence R5, Wakarusa Sec 35NW 04a (1910) Tel. Lawrence JONES, Charles A., (Josephine HAMMYD) Ch Eleanor, Normand; Vinland R1, Palmyra Sec 3NW T160a JONES Estate (1862) Tel. Vinland Vinland JONES, George C., (May SHORT) Ch Fred; Lawrence R5, Wakarusa Sec 36NW 04a (1914) Tel. Lawrence JONES, James H., (Nellie SKINNER) Ch Alice, Charles; Overbrook R1, Marion Sec lOSE 0120a (1901) Tel. Farmer's Independent Overbrook JONES, James H., (Mary SHAW) Ch Dorothy, William, Syras, Robert, Delbert; Vinland R1, Palmyra Sec 4NW 095a (1888) Tel. Vinland Vinland JONES, John R., (Mary C. JOHNSON) Ch Sarah Bell; Baldwin, Palmyra Sec 9N T16a Julia SMITH (1919) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin JORDAN, Adolphus D., (Elizabeth ROUSSEY) Ch ElSie, Ralph, Charles, Cecil; Baldwin R1, Palmyra Sec 6SW 0233 1/2a (1871) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin JORDAN, Frank C., (Margaret BOURKE) Ch Mary, Frances, Robert, Bourke, Katherine ' Irene; Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 11SW 0320a (1872) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin 205 �Douglas l,;ounty farmer's Oirectory 1920, continueo. JOKUAN, Mart1n u. \See 11st1ng at"ter Kalpn Jameson - printeO out of oroer 1n or1g1nal pUDl1cat10n) JOY, William G., (Susan COATE) Ch Loren, E1ma; Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 13S 040a (1916) Tel. Bell Eudora JUNKINS, Robert M., (Claudia ARNETT) Ch Ruth; "Fair View Farm," Lawrence R9, Wakarusa Sec 3SNW 0100a, Tel. Kansas Lawrence K KAHLE, Bros., August, Henry, Herman, (Minnie KAHLE, sister; Henry KAHLE, Sr., father) Lawrence RS, Wakarusa Sec 13NW 0120a (1917) Tel. Kansas Lawrence KAISER, Alex, (Mary WATER) Ch Lu1a, Isabell, James, Ada, Jennie, Amelia, Minnie, William; Richland R17, Kanwaka Sec 3SW OS3.6a (1880) Tel. Stull Stull KAISER, Charles, (Nannie CHURR) Ch Anna, Louie, Hattie, Charles; Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 29, T130a C. KAISER (1880) KALB, Floyd E., (Maggie BLACK) Ch Ralph, Lester, Raymond, Glenn; "Black Jack Stock Farm," Wellsville R1, Palmyra Sec 7SE 0200a (1904) Tel. Cooperative Well svi lle KAMPSCHRADER, August H., (Mattie SHAW) Ch Carl, Annie, Olin, Harry, Helen; Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec 32W 0240a (1881) Tel. Stull Stull KAMPSCHRODER, William H. (Effie KENNEDY) Ch William, Emma, Walter, Ruby, Arthur; "Rock Creek Farm," Richland R18, Clinton Sec 27S? 0220a (1882) Tel. Clinton Clinton KAMPSCHROEDER, Charles F., (Sadie SHAW) Ch Mattie, Thomas, Edith, Ralph, Howard, Glenn; "Clear Springs Farm," Clinton, Clinton Sec 21-22N, 01SSa (1884) Tel. Clinton Clinton KAMPSCHROEDER, Fred H., (Marie WISE) Ch Louis, Alvin, Marie, Robert; Richland R17, Kanwaka Sec 8W 0172a (1892) Tel. Stull Stull KASBERGER, John, (Emma ~mDLE) Ch Allee, Albert, Mildred; Eudora R2, Eudora Sec lS16 T120a M. KASBERGER (1918) Tel. Eudora Eudora KASBOLD, Paul A., (Adeline SCHULTZ) Ch Carrie, Clara, Ernest, Marguerite, Luelle; "Cedar Dawn? View," Lawrence R1, Wakarusa Sec 3SNW OSOa (1871) KASSINGER, James, (Clara SOWERS) Ch Jennie, Charles; Baldwin RS, Palmyra Sec 20NE 030a (186S?) Tel. Vinland Vinland KELLERMAN, Frank J., Baldwin R1, Willow Sec 13S T8Sa James STEWART (1874) Tel. Mutual Worden KELLEY, Carl D., (Ethel FRANKFORTHER) Ch Michael; "Uniview Farm, Lawrence R8, Wakarusa Sec 1SW T20a W.H. KELLEY (1900) Tel. Kansas Lawrence KELLEY, George E., (Kate S. SOULE) Ch Martha, Katherine, Anna, Edith; "Bitter Sweet Farm," Baldwin R5, Palmyra Sec 21NW 0160a (1867) Tel. Vinland Vin1and KELLOGG, Bejamin 0., (Sophia LUTZ) Ch Grace, Elsie; Lecompton R3, Kanwaka Sec 22 T160a W.R. ANDERSON (1914) Tel. Lecompton Lecompton " KELLY, Harry M., (May KOHR) Ch Wendell; Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 19 T120a W.H. KOHR (1919) Tel. Eudora Eudora KENNEDY, Mrs. Emma F., Ch Effie, Samuel, Bell, Roy, Harry, Fred, Dee; "Shady Nook Farm," Richland R17, Kanwaka Sec 7W 0184a (1861) Tel. Richland Richland KENNEDY, Frank H., (Nellie WOODARD) Ch Lawrence, Francis; Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 34 T23Sa Mrs. W.J. KENNEDY (186S) Tel. Kansas Lawrence KENNEDY, Fred J., (Lenora LANE) Ch Carl, Scott, Jenny, Lynn, Paul; Lawrence R8, Wakarusa Sec 26SW T120a Mrs. Martha KENNEDY (1875) Tel. Kansas Lawrence KENNEDY, Eugene.M., (Mary FOX) Ch Jay, Orrin, Edna, Minnie, Joseph, Elizabeth, May, Nel11e; Lawrence R4, Wakarusa Sec 7SE 0132a (1855) Tel. Kansas Lawrence KENNEDY, E.N., (Nancy I. BLACK) Ch Howard, Lola; Edgerton R2, Palmyra Sec 27NE 080a (1861) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville II 206 �Douglas County Farmer's Directory 1920, continued. KENNEDY, Samuel W., (Iva SURBER) Ch Harry, Francis; Richard R17, Clinton Sec 24NW 080a (1876) Tel. Farmers' Independent Richland (NOTE: Richard R17 probably should be Richland R17) KENNER, Dr. Joseph J., (Minnie PHILLIPS) Lawrence R6, Grant Sec 904a (1916) Tel. Kansas Lawrence KERNS, Mrs. Kate L., (Kate LAVERY) Ch Gale, Clare, Frank; "Idlewild Farm," Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec lOSE 0210a (1880) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin KERSLEY, George E., (Helen OLSON) Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 15SW T80a Delbert PRESTON (1919) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin KETTERING, Ira A., (Anna VILES) Ch Atnieda, Esther, George; Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec 8W T80a C.F. BAHNMIER (1896) Tel. Bell Lecompton KIEFER, Elmer F., (Ellen J. KROM) Ch Eugene; "Pine Crest Farm," Lawrence R1, Kanwaka Sec. 29E 0140a (1908) Tel. Kansas Lawrence KILGORE, Chester W., Lawrence R9, Wakarusa Sec 9SW 080a (1918) Tel. Kansas Lawrence KlMARD, E.A., (Daisy SMITH) Ch Eldo, Louis, Hershel, Francis; Wellsville R1, Palmyra Sec lOSE T160a Mrs. M.E. BELL (1913) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville KINDRED, Leslie, (Mattie CATLIN) (E.B. KINDRED, mother) Eudora R4, Eudora Sec 28 T85 1/2a E.B. KINDRED (1892) Tel. Eudora Eudora KING, Vernon, (Bessie STEPHENS) Ch Viola, Olive; Lawrence R3, Grant Sec 20 036a (1879) Tel. Kansas Lawrence KINGERY, William, (Nancy TWILLIGER) Ch Everett, Florence, Longie, Mabel, Myrtle; "Pleasant Hill Farm," Overbrook R2, Marion Sec 22SE 0240a (1897) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook KINZIE, Roy C., (Josephine HEATON) Ch Marjorie; Lone Star R1, Marion Sec 2NE T160a W.A. KINZIE (1895) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star KIRBY, Daniel, (Elsie BOOKS) Ch Glynn, Anna, William, Ralph, Allen; Lawrence R1, Wakarusa Sec 33NW 0140a (1907) Tel. Kansas Lawrence KIRBY, Walter, (Lillian EPPERSON) Ch George, John, Glenn; Lawrence R9, Clinton Sec 8NE 0160a (1918) Tel. Bell Lawrence KIRCHNER, Charles R., (Elizabeth SWIMLEY) Ch Gerald, Helen; Baldwin R2, Willow Sec lOS 080a (1890) Tel. Mutual Worden KISER, Frank P., (Mary, Naomi, Lawrenia, sisters) Lawrence R9, Clinton Sec 24NE 072a (1896) Tel. Bell Lawrence KLOPFENSTEIN, Luther, (Laura STANLEY) Ch Stanley, Edward; Eudora R1, Eudora Sec 28 T240a S. STANLEY (1913) Tel. Eudora Eudora KNAKE, William H., (Anna SCHUMACHER) Ch Dora, Marie, Pearl, Hilda; Eudora R2, Eudora Sec 10N T100a LOTZT (1917) Tel. Eudora Eudora KNOWLES, John W., (Martha BANKS) Ch William: "Meadow Brook Farm," Richland R18 Clinton Sec 35SW 059a (1890) Tel. Farmer's Independent Richland KUNDSON, Kund?, (Myrtle SEIBOLD) Ch Russell, Marie, Arthur, Charles; Richland R18, Clinton Sec 25SW T40a T.L. HUDDLESTON (1880) Tel. Farmer's Independent Richland KOEHLER, A.J., Richland R17, Kanwaka Sec 2W 079a (1895) Tel. Stull Stull KOEHLER, Henry, Richland R17, Kanwaka Sec 2W 079a (1880) Tel. Stull Stull KOEHLER, John E., (Bertha HERSCHELL) Ch John, Henry, Russell, Bessie, Edith, Harvey, Pearl, Raymond; Richland R17, Clinton Sec 18NW 0100a (1865) Tel. Stull Stull KOEHLER, Paul, (Bertha STOELZING) Ch Louise, Hilda, Edna; Lawrence R10, Wakarusa Sec 19SE 0173a (1892) Tel. Kansas Lawrence KOEHLER, William A., (Lena C. RICHTEMLMER) Ch Emma, Elfreda, Baby; Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 31S 0157a (1900) Tel. Bell Eudora KOEHRING, William E., (Estella MILLER) Ch Dorothy, Gertrude; Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 32NE 090a (1895) Tel. Kansas Lawrence KOWING, Benjamin, (Clara CARTER) Ch Ruby; Lawrence R5, Wakarusa Sec 14NW 0144a (1920) Tel. Kansas Lawrence 207 �Douglas County Farmer's Directory 1920, continued. KRAFT, Irwin B., (Rose HOUK) Ch Roland, Milton, Gladys; "Maple Grove Farm," Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 1W 0120a (1910) Tel. Bell Lecompton KRAMER, Benjamin, (Elfie CHANAY) Ch Richard; Wellsville R1, Palmyra Sec 32NE T160a Albert McCOUNELL (1916) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville KRAPF, F.M., (Louise SHAPER) Ch Louise, Grace, Oscar, Laura; "Crystal Spring Farm," Richland R17, Kanwaka Sec 2W 0480a (1881) Tel. Stull Stull KRATSINGER, G. Ed, (Roselia HUGHS) Ch Chloe, Ethel, Paul, George, Orta; "Locust Bloom Farm, Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 25NW 0200a (1857) Tel. Cooperative Well svi lle KRING, Oakley Vane, (Milton and John, brothers; Dora, Katherine and Alice, sisters) Baldwin R1, Willow Sec lOS T80a KRING Heirs (1905) Tel. Mutual Worden KUPPER, Lawrence, Richland R17, Kanwaka Sec 2W 0160a (1905) Tel. Stull Stull II L LAMB, Daniel C., (Mary BADSKY) Ch Elizabeth, Mabel, Letha, Eva, Alma, Adella, Charles; Richland R18, Marion Sec 3NW 065a (1875) Tel. Richland Richland LANCASTER, William H., (Mabel TAYLOR) Ch William, Louise, Dorothy, Edyth, Mary, Edna; Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 2W 075a (1918) LANDIS, E.S., (Estella ELLIS) Ch Ward, Edgar, Virgil, Audrey; Lawrence R4, Wakarusa Sec 35SW 0158a (1868) Tel. Kansas Lawrence LANDIS, Henry, Baldwin R5, Willow Springs Sec 9N 019a (1867) LANDIS, Virgil A., (Osa CHURCHBAUGH) Ch Armin; Lawrence R4, Willow Springs Sec 12N T288a J.S. MONTGOMERY (1897) Tel. Private LANDON, Claude, (Gladys ALLEN) Ch Claude Jr., John; Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 30 T78 l/2a H.J. LANDON (1891) Tel. Eudora Eudora LANDON, WHliam, (Lena ANDERSON) Ch Edna, Ray, Mary; Vinland R1, Palmyra Sec lIN 080a (1867) Tel. Vinland Vinland LANGENDERFER, George W., (Mary KAHLE) .Ch Marguerite, George Jr.; Lawrence R5, Wakarusa Sec 14N 040a (1884) Tel. Kansas Lawrence .. LANSDOWN, John C., (Margaret LANSDOWN, sister) Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 5NW 07 1/2a (1919) LAPTAD, Fred G., (Bessie DEARTH) Ch Lois, Leland, Max, Alice; "Laptad Stock Farm," Lawrence R3, Grant Sec 18 0230a (1876) Tel. Kansas Lawrence LAPTAD, Paul R., (May SNOW) Ch Agnes, Robert, Marguerite, Pauline; Lawrence R3, Grant Sec 13 0140a (1878) Tel. Kansas Lawrence LAQUA, Fred, (Anna CROUSE) Ch Joe; Lawrence R1, Wakarusa Sec 22W 040a (1912) LARCOM, C.H., (Rose GURNEY) Ch Lee, Lorena, Lenning, Robert; "Cedar Grove Farm," Lawrence R1, Wakarusa Sec 27NW 025a (1918) Tel. Kansas Lawrence LASWELL, Marion, (Evelyn BROWNING) Ch Edna, Elsie; Lecompton, Lecompton Sec 35N T20a KETTERING Estate, Tel. Bell Lecompton LAUGHLIN, Clark, (Cora LAUGHLIN) Ch Charles, Robert, Wade, Homer, Oshen, Etta; Eudora R3, Palmyra Sec 2N 0160a (1911) Tel. Eudora Eudora LAUGHLIN, Fred E., (Alie FERREE) Ch Howard, Roy; "Ash Grove Farm," Eudora R1, Eudora Sec 4S 0155a (1910) Tel. Eudora Eudora LAWRENZ, August, (Wilhelminna GRINKE) Ch Anna, August Jr., Emma, Martha, Henry, Charles, Minnie, Herbert, Fred, Bertha; Eudora R1, Palmyra Sec 28NE 090a (1887) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville LAWRENZ, Charles G., (Theckla KANNENBERG) Ch Charles Jr.; Eudora R1, Palmyra Sec 29NE T80a Mrs. Freda KANNENBERG (1893) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville LAWRENZ, Henry W., (Lura KANNENBERG) Ch Frances, Gilbert; Wellsville R1, Palmyra Sec 29NE T120a C.J. MUSICK (1914) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville (To Be Continued) 208 �[ . DAT A fROM LAiR"" MDilTHL j MEETlIIG ",Continued from Vol. XI.!, No.3) DATE LAST FIR T ----------18B8-12-12 1888-12-12 18B8-12-12 1884/5/14 1888-12-12 1898-08-17 1893-1)2-15 1888-IH7 1900-06-13 1893-02-15 1888-12-12 1&98-12-14 1907-(13-13 --------------- --- ---------~- -----------------~.--------~---~---------------~------ --------------------- Stanton Stanton Sta;)ton Stanton Stanton Stanton Stanton Stanton Stanton Stanton Stant(Jn Staples Staples Staples Staples Staples Stevens Stevens Stevens Stevens Stewart Stokes Stokes Stout Stout Stout Stout Stout Stout Stout Stout Stout Stout Stout Stout Strikense Pi Stringfeller Stuart Stuart Stuart Stuart Stubbs Stubbs Stubbs StlJbbs Stubbs Stubbs Stubbs Stubbs Stubbs Stubbs Stubhs Stubbs St ubb s Stubbs on SOQe standing committee on so~e standing committee na~ed on so~e standing committee ref Hesper ~~ Sarah an elder named on ~ome standing co~mittee trans to Calvary Baptist ~h ~an5as City NO from 1893 assessment list: na~ed DO some standing co~~ittee ret Emporia from 1893 a~sessmen\ '~ist na~ed 00 some standlng committee trans from Topeka when ~eeting was laid down. ret Barclay 11M trans from rope~a when.meeting was laid down. ref Springdale NM, lA .. ch. Branson, Annabel! Jam~s ret Barclay MM, also·ch ret' Rose Hill tiM, KS 'ch Maud, Ruella En dropped for lack of :interest. ba HenryiEn reQ !!Iell Mary di~d aQe 68 y 9 da. rct Minneapolis 11M, IN ch Hellen, Randolph, Henry Jehu H.iAnna Ci ,'de Pastoral Co~m reco~~end leIDbership . DGrothy Han-resident, dropped ClvdeiLi II ie non-resident dropped for lack of interest Ali ce to Mapleton MH! Washington, KS Ahin H. Donald nC'n-rt'sident drc.pped for .Iack of interest non-resident dropped ~or lack of interest Janit,; non-reSIdent dropped for lack of interest John JohniLucetta ch. Rex, Mary, Alice, Donald. rec for lIefll by t1 ~: 0 rct New York Lucetta non-resident dropped for lack of interest Luci lIa Mary non-resident dropped for lack of interest non-resident dropped ~or· lack of interest Rex Sil:loniRuth &Alvin Stouf ic! Pleasant View 11M KS 51 ~IQniRuth ret Pleasant View 11M KS Nettie . lndi~n child transferred fro~ Chestnut Hili to Haskel Institute Edna Geller dropped by request John/Annis rei Spiceland, IIi Rober t . Cert to Chicago to marry Ella Pickering Robert ret Pasadena NH, Ca Robert Addison ref Splceiand 11M Cather i ne :;; Stella trans to M. E. Nul vane K5 Eddy J/Anna d. Esther trans Baptist Edwin/Martha ch. Arthur,Ray;ond,Herbert,Della,Stella,Hazel rei ______ Springs III j, L/Florence and ch. transferred to ?" J. l. transferred to l' .Ja~es E. req release from membership. granted Ja~es Edwin ch. Ja~es Jr.! Donald req fIlem John' Florence Catherine ~ Stella bv lett~r fro~ M. E Mulvane KS Hartha requests release fro~ ~e~bership. RaY;Qnd ~ Herbe trans to M. E. Mulvane KS Roscoe ch. George, Lenora, Walter R. rcf Hesper. Roscoe/Stella eh. Lenora,Walter,PauI,Nargaret to any Evangelical Church Ross 10 from IB9~ asse~5ment list SteIlaiH.:>stefFr wife of Waiter Roscoe, req !:Iem. IB98~12-14 187117112 187715/16 1880/5/12 1896-05-18 1886/1/13 , 1899-1)6-01 1882/5/17 1912-02-14 1925-11-18 1915-1)2-12 1895-3-13 1915-02-12 1915-02-12 1915-0>12 1904-11-16 1923-1)7-18 1915-1)2-12 i 915-(J2-12 1915-02-12 1894-05-16 1897-11-17 1887/8il7 19Yi-i)8-LI 7 1872/5/15 1881.'3/16 1887/10/19 181712114 1902-05-14 19,7-l)j-12 18«8-1)5-1 B 1915-(18-1 ) 1915-(ltj-13 1901-09-18 19I)B-05~ 13 1908-05-13 1898-05-1B 1902-01-1 ~ 189B-(:3-16 1911-03-15 189.3-02-15 1896-03-16 DATA \ na~ed Harriett Hatt i e HiraCl Hirall/Sarah Rachel Rachel F;achel Sarah Sarah Sarah Seth Jai1les A. Jal!lesiHaud Josie Maude So.muellPhebe Samuei/Phebe na~ed i I \i 209 '-- '.• j �- DATA FROM LAWREtlCE - DATE LAST 1910-08-17 1912-02-14 1921-09-14 1912-02-14 1921-09-14 1931/8/12 1912-02-14 1921-09-14 1912-02-14 1921-09-14 1931-08-26 1912-02-14 1931/8/12 1937-06-28 1921-09-14 1936-11-04 1931/8/12 1931-08-26 1922-06-14 1894-03-14 1890-10-22 1895-3-13 1890-10-22 1896-05-18 187717/15 1896-05-18 1916-09-18 1903-06-17 1903-06-17 18B9-12-18 1900-07-18 1893-02-15 1898-05-18 1898-0B-17 1915-02-12 1898-01-12 1877/6/131 1908-09-16 1913-02-12 1922-05-17 1923-02-14 1922-05-17 18B5/2/18 1874/10/21 1914-08-12 1910-05-18 1895-09-16 1895-06-17 1869/11117 1870/4113 1870/8i17 Stubbs Suiter Suiter Suiter Suiter Suiter Suiter S.ui ter Suiter Suiter Suiter Suiter Suiter Suiter Suiter Suiter Suiter Suiter Swane Sykes Symons Symons Symons Tabor Tabor Tabor Talbert Thatcher Thomas Thomas Thomas Thomas Thomas Thomas Thomas Thomas Thomson Trapp Trapp Trewargy Trewargy Trewargy Treworgg Trueblood Trueblood Trueblood Trueblood Trueblood Turner Turner Turner FIRST M~fHHL Y MEETING DATA ----------- --------------- --------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1883/3/12 Ulridge 1886/1/13 Van Kuren 1891-02-18 Vanderen? W. R.ifamily Alma Alma Anna Anna DHight Everet Ernest .Ernest Florence Fl orence Laurence Elmer Marie liary Mary Elizabeth Maurice Mrs. Mavice Wi II i am Ernest Wm Ernest Byron Lionial N. Estell a Estella/Henley Henley liary Orson Orson Katherine Belle Elbert Eunice Eunice Eunice H. Joseph/Sarah JosephiSarah Milton Jr. Stephen Alice H. Alanda V. Allond Elizabeth Esther Milo Frank/Esther Edwin Eva I ch. Harry Irvin Samuel/Elizabet Jesse Jesse/Avis Jesselfamily Ruth H. J./Emma Maary Bell':~ req letter of transfer (no destination) Pastoral Corom recommend membership dropped by own rEquest Pastoral Comm recommend membership dropped by own request associate member Pastoral Comm recommend membership dropped by own request Pastoral Comm recommend membership dropped by aNn request req associate membership Pastoral Comm recommend membership req active membership born to Ernest/Nary Suiter dropped by aNn request reported death in past year associate member req associate membership rcf Stanwood tlli req mem rcf Spiceland MtI IA ret Spiceland, IN rcf Spiceland tiM IA dropped for lack of interest. rcf Springdale tiM, Iowa dropped for lack of interest. rcf Kansas City liM dropped according to Discipline. dropped according to discipline adopted son Elburn (Holingsworth) rcf liarion Ind deathy noted but no date given. from 1893 assessment list ch. Stephen, Seth, Samuel, Enos rcf Walnut Creek KS ch. Stephen,Seth,Samuel,Enos rct Tonganoxie non-resident, dropped for lack of interest reQ mem rcf Tonganoxie MM req mem non-resident dropped for lack of interest. dropped from list of membership reinstated at her request dropped from list of membership rcf Tonganoxie tlH, KS ch tlary, Lee, Bertha, Milo, Stella, Harry rcf Blue River, IN forward to North Branch, Iowa Marvin, Dearl rcf Hesper. rct Glenelder HM rcf Blue River MM Ind. ch. Harry,Ethel, rcf Glen Elder Quarterly Meeting Clerk rct Tonganoxie MM mmbrshp to KokollO, IN, ch Mary Frances, Deborah, Samuel;w. Avis deceased recolmended for membership by overseers --' dropped by cOlIlDttee ,, \, 210 j ---- \ �D~TA FROM LAWRENCE HO~THL~ , DATE LAST .' MEETING flRSl ------------------------------------------------------ ------~~------------- 1889-02-12 Vernon 1880n; 18 1903-(14-14 1889-11-1.5 1883/3/14 1896-05-18 1896-05-18 1885/1114 1888-1)6-18 1924-1))-14 1935-09-1)4 18i5,'8/18 1885-\0 -19 1887/7/15 1888-1)6-18 i89(i-Ob-18 1891-02-18 1893-02-15 18'1'6-1)3-18 1896-1)5-18 18Bb;1lI17 1B9H2-18 1922-02-15 187712/14 1891)-11-17 1396-05-18 1869/11/17 188(1/6/16 18jl)i5/18 1873/12;16 1875ill14 1373i12116 1373/12/16 1885i 4/ 1~; Vernon Vestal Vestal Vestal Von Kuren Vun RLlsen Votaw Votaw Wal i Wall Walton Waltan Walton Walton Walton Walton Walton Walton Walton Walton Walton Ward Warren Warren Watki ns Watkins WaHln, Watf:ins IJatson Wa t son Watson Watson Way 1896-t;~-18 rm 189,3-02-15 1898-0/-13 1887/1 i) n't 1913-i)2-12 1394-1)5-16 Way Welch Wells Welis Wei sri l'Iey:>,rIllUI ier Wey~r mull er Weyerr,;li I er 19~3-I)H4 in3-0~,-14 l'i32/2/ 17 1896-(1.5-18 ~Ihed t 1896-1)5-18 Wheat 1896-()~,-18 Wheat 1922-02-15 WhitE 1891-02-18 White 1935-06-05 White 186911J/17 White 192,1/8/31 White 1928-IO-iQ Whi te I928/1 OIL4 Whitl? joo/Rosa trins ~em to place of reSidence. ch Asher,Orion,Sarah,Maryto Steriing Jonn/Rosa req mmbrshp ch Asher, Drion, ~arah, Mary Frances rct Whittier nH CA John/ElIza o'a. 5aroih rct Whi ther ~,t1 CA JohniElli:an;th rei Tonganoxie MH da. Sar~h Emiiid dropped fur lact: ot Interest. H, J, dropped for lack oj interest: Ai bert S ref Oskaloosa MM, iONa Albert ;:, ret Han iand HH, E.lbert ii. ~f Topeka, req ~e~brshp GH<rqt' A. death reporteo, li~'ed in Topeka A~os rei Springfield MM ch Ardella,Rachel!E~anuel,Angelo,Sylyester, Joseph Amos I', LL:;:ie C. Wilson Amos inten~s to marry Lizzie Wilson, July 18, 1885 at Wilson Hoae Amos tendered resignation from mE~bership Amos/Li:zie granted certificate to ______ ? Angilo 7 to 5an Jose CA E. 1 from 1893 assessment Jist E~anuel/family ret Kansas City John dropped for lack of interest. Ilellie reo mem, accepted Sylvester to Sari Jose CA Thot;1as Dropped by aetl?n of Monthly Heeting Martha request Ile;,oership Mattie req. letter to Pilgrim Cong, Lawrence ~S Johnl i i\i~l i v dropped for l'ack at Interest. Margaret Funeral Com~lttee natilca ret ~arclay MM Willia~IM;tllda ref Boshin NM, OH Barclay rcf Springdale "H E.llza ret Springdale MM, Iowa ch Mary, Barclay EJiza(mlnlster) ref Springdale MM Mary H ref Springdale tiM Amanda a minister, rcf White River tiM Amand~ ret 7 Amanda HI 2 fro~ 1893 asse5s~ent list Henr)'IOrpha eh. Flora, lia" Edna, Bernice. transfer to Wiblina K5 tlarqard D. ref Hesper MM. KS son ~illla~ Margaret H. membership sent tJ Willow Sprin9s HenrviOrprla J. ch. Flora. idna Grace, Bernice rcf Pleasant View KS Dorothv Aoei 1 reeGrded associate, one parent non-~E~ber Mary Louise recorded associate, or.e parent non-meQber Mrs, trans to Trinity Lutheran Ch. 3 children Cliffo:d dropped for lact of Interest. 'Laurence dropped for lac~ of interest. Titus dropped for lack of interest. Albert Dropped by action of Monthly Meeting Amanda son Ora to Minneapol is Ninn. Bertha nat;1ed on standing co~mittee El izabeth ~ook and Tract Co~~ittee Floyd non-resident ~e~, dropped Fred ~~inlster;rct Tongano~ie Fred P. ministE?r, :rcf Tonganoxie ! 211 ~ .• -t �DATA FROM LAWRENCE IiDtUHLY MEETING .'"...:. DATE· LAST FIRST DATA 1935-06-05 1922-02-15 1881/5/18 1896-(15-18 1870/1I12 1934-09-01 188li 12/14 1872/3/13 White Fred P. George John C Johnlfamil y Lizzie Marvin Andrew Mary Nathan/Elizabet Nathan/Elizabet Nathan/Elizabet Pliny F. named on standing committee Dropped by action of Monthly Meeting rcf Plainfield MM, IN dropped for lack of interest. named to committee on freedmen accepted as associate member request membership rct Tonganoxie MH rcf Tonganoxie ch William, Mary Alice, Lelia Rebecca rct Chehalem MM, OR, minor children rcf stanwood MM KS eh. Flora,6eneva,Mildred,Ereline,Christina rcf Stanwood MH KS rcf Tonganoxie MH trans from Topeka when meeting was laid down. rec by letter from Weslyan liethodist rcf Hesper ch. George by letter from M. E. req mem dropped by recommendation of membership committee dropped by recommendation of membership committee reQ ch. Minnie, Howard, Paul, Eva, Garde be properly recorded as llIembers transferred to M. E. Polo HO 1055 by death in past year received from Congregational ch Toledo OH dropped by error, reinstated she a min. ch. Frank Fox, Helen Fox rcf Sterling MH dropped by own request named pastor for year named pastor req. memo req mem req mem rct University MH rcd. by letter from H. E. Burlington rct University MH, Wichita Thom-minister rcf Hesper HM son Randel rct League City HM, TX died rcf Willow Springs HM MO dropped for lack of interest. recommemded for mem bu H ~ 0 rcf Hopewell, IN HH, ch Sybil, John, Sylvia ch. Edgar,Hable ref Springdale dropped for lack of interest. non-resident dropped for lack of interest non-resident dropped for lack of interest trans from Topeka when meeting was laid down. rct Earlhan MH CA joined United Brethren dropped recorded as minister rct Indianapolis, IN HH No~-resident, dropped by HH from 1893 assessment list reQ mem accepted ----------- --------------- --------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1873/5/14 187817/17 1912-07-11 1912-07-11 1881110/18 1898-12':14 1923-01-11 1881/2/15 1917-04-19 1925-07-15 1935-08-07 1935-08-07 1903-04-14 1935-12-04 1933-08-02 1935-02-06 1923-07-18 1917-06-13 1921-09-14 1916-09-18 1918-07-17 1917-05-16 1984/4/16 188617/16 1899-08-16 1898-10-19 1930/12/17 1928/11114 1930/9/17 1897-12-06 1897-04-14 1896-05-18 1904-05-18 1887/3/16 1892-03-16 1896-1)5-18 1915-02-12 1915-02-12 1898-12-14 1906-05-16 1914-06-17 1884/12/17 1887/2115 1927-08-17 1893-02-15 1887/3/16 ~hite White White White White White White White White White White White Widener Wilber Wilber Wi I ber Wilber Wilbur Wilbur Wi I bur Wilbur Wi lbur Wilbur; Wilcox Wilcox Wilcox Wilcox Wilcox Wi I ks Williails Williams Williams Williams Wi II i ails Wi 11 i ams Williams Willis Wi II s Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wil !jon Wilson Robe~t/Bertha Tabitha John L. Ethel John/Agnes John/Agnes SaillueliJulia George Howard John/Agnes Julia Samuel Julia Hastings Hastings/Susie J. Hastings Susie Susie Howard Anna L Anna S. E. It Ed. Randel Thomas/Fannie Thomas/wi fe Joel JoeilEI i zabeth Abijah Ada AlfredlLydi a Amos/Martha Anna B. E. Bayne C. Ella C. Ell a Clayton/Agnes Drucilla Drusilla Eli Eli 2 Elizabeth A [21~_ �DATA FROM LAWRENCE DATE LAST 1385-07~18 1895-4-17 1869/11/17 1933-08-02 1869/11/17 1869/11/17 1914-06-17 1893-04-12 1903-05-13 1881/8/17 1895-11-13 1869/11/17 1888-12-12 1898-10-19 1888/1/18 1893-11-15 1893-02-15 1894-12-12 1893-06-14 1898-10-19 1873/7/16 1890-05-14 1893-02-15 1869/11/17 1874/4115 1893-02-15 1385/12/16 IB82/9/13 18B8-12-1~ 1899-01-18 1888-12-12 1893-02-15 1894-11-27 1882/9/13 1913-02-12 1887/1/12 1922-05-17 1910-06-15 1913-02-12 1891-09-16 1913-02-12 1915-05-12 Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Winslow Winslow Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood ~ood Wood Wood Wood Woodard Woodard Woodard Woodard Woodard Woodard Woodard HEETING DATA FIRST ----------- --------------- --------------1926-01-13 1891-02-18 1873/7/16 1894-11-19 1893-02-15 1893-10-18 1926-01-13 1898-10-19 1880/11/17 1886/10/20 1877/7/15 1900-07-18 IB85/7/15 HO~THLV -----------------------------------------~------------ --------------------- Henry Non-resident, dropped Israel/Nargaret ch. Clara, Fletcher, Grace to Indianapolis IN Isriel/Margaret ref Indianapolis, IN eh Clara Bell, Herbert, Fletcher James C. died, age 64 Jehu 5 from 1893 assessment list Jesse rcf Tonganoxie MM Jesse Non-resident, dropped John rct Long Beach NN CA JohnlClementine (Frazier) MCD wish to remain mmbrs granted Johnathan death noted w. Orucilla ref Springdale MH, KS Jonathan deathy noted but no date given. Kate M. intends to marry A;cs Walton, July 18, 1885 at Wilson Home Lizzie m. Amos Walton Lizzie C. wife of Alfred, died Feb 21 1985, age 69 yrs, 8 m. 13 days Lydia Committee on Education Maria loss by death in past year Martha rep to Q. M. Mary First Day School Nao3i joined Luter. dropped Pram recom for mem by overseers Robert dropped from membership Robert ref Springfield HH,KS ch Hattie, Rosella, Levander, Zoe Osborn Ruth rct Long Beach HH CA Ruth S. Book and Tract Committee Sarah named on some standing committee Sarah Sarah ret Long Beach NH CA rcf Lynn Grove, IA Mattie, Mary, Olney Susanna Susanna &son Olny ret LynnSrove MH IA T. Jeff 5 from 1893 assessment list Thomas ref Hesper mm Thos.H/Nancy rcf Tonganoxie Vertal ret Long Beach MH CA W; P. HCD request to remain a member, approved Wm P/Elizabeth ch. FranK,Herbert,George, Ella. rct Whittier CA Wm. 2 from 1893 assessment list Elizabeth Funeral Committee HacajahfElizabe rct Tonganoxie child Emma 1 from 1893 assessment list Fredric rct Sandy Springs, OH Fredrick S. rcf Smithfield MH, OH Mary named on some standing committee Mary H. dau Mary rct Smithfield MH OH Nathan named on some standing committee Nathan 3 from 1893 assessment list Nathan L. elder, died, age b4 Nathan L/Hary ref Smithfield mm OH, ch Herbert, Mary Thos. mem. sent to Kansas City Abbie ret Hesper, child Chas dropped from list of membership Chas./Sarah eh. Oliver, Gardner, Haude, Chas. Jr. ref Wichita Donald non-resident dropped for lack of interest. Elizabeth son Asa ret Glen .Elder MM KS Eva memo sent to Kansas City recommended for mel by pastoral comm. E••1,. l. ! 213 �~AIA DATE LAS! fiRST FROM LAWRENCE nONIHLr MEETING DilTA ------------------------------------------------------ --------------------~ 1'f :56-09-0,3 1398-10-19 1893-06-14 190)-[0-21 1885/8/!2 1'113-02-12 1880/6/1b 1888-)2-12 1887-06-09 Woodard Woodard rioodard Iloodar d Woodard I:loodard Woooar,j ~!oc,1i ar d Woooard Noc,d ar d , 1887/4/1:5 1890-11-17 iloodard 19(:3-:)3-\ B WODdard 1899-06-1)2 Woodard 191;:-(i~,-I,3 1891-02-18 1913-(;2-12 1'124-03-12 1'106-01-17 1913-04-16 1914-10-14 1924-1 H2 1913-1)2-12 l'tOI)-IJ7-18 1913-02-12 1893-02-15 1870/9/14 1915-(16-16 189)-1)2-15 1885/11 14 1872131'13 1908-06-~1) ~loDdar d ' Woodard Woodard Woodard WDodard Woodard Woodard woodard woodard Woodard Woodard Woodard Woodard Woodard tloe,dara Woodard Woodard Woodard 1917-1.1::-16 UDod~.rd 1888-12-12 Woodard 1893-02-1:, Wood ar d woodard Woociard Woodar d Woodward Wood v WO,'l en Wooten Woeten Wooten WODt en Wooten Wright WOl ght 187:)/2112 Wright 1995-ilb-12 Wr i ght 1893-1)2-15 iirioht 1901)-i)~-14 1891-0L-18 1898-(11-12 1915-1)3-17 1870i7113 1'137-(17-07 19,37-11-29 1897-12-15 1897-08-18 1891-12-15 1901-(18-14 1888-12-12 1889-10-23 1802il1/15 1373/2/1: 1888-12-12 187812113 1888-12-12 Wn 9" t Wright Wrloht Wright Wright Hannah r~ported death in past year rci E~porla. HI' a "li~lster John/Rachel min ref Buflalo Iili KS JohniRachel ;,i n ref Hesper Josephine h~ephlne non-resident drooped fDr lack DI Interest. LevI/Sarah rei SpringflEid MM son Roscoe LI z, i e na~ed on 5Droe standIng eD~mlttee LUI~e lit. liZZIe J. jenneoy luke Intends to marry LiZZIE ~ennedy Marth~ eh. Fredrlck,Robert,Mary,Clarenee, W~, rcl Hesper Mil tlartha ~.: 50r,s Norval! Elmo, Willis, Herbert rct Denver rHI co Marv Alice died liaud jOln~d another church, drDPped. Orlando ref Hesper Mil Orlando non-resIdent dropped for lack of interest. Parker ref University liM Rachel chosen to be pastor flll Oct. 1, 1906 Raehei a minister ref Prairie Center Rachei released for Gospel service eastern T~. Rachel ret University Mn, Halph non-resident drooped for lack of interest. Robert L. deiithy noteo but nD date gIven. Roscoe ~e~. sent to Kansas City Roscoe L iroo 1893 assess~ent list S~rrtuei rei Springfield MM, KS Samuel funeral In past IIi'Dnth,' SiliTtuel irolTl 11:193 assessment l'ist S~~uei/E~eilne rei Glen Elder, ~S HM S~nlu~i /Emll y ret Rocky Run, III Sar a A. funeral held Sarah ~ Charles C. jDined elsewhere Sarah A. named on some standing cO;~lttee Sarah A. Iro~ 1893 assess~ent list Stephen d'ropped from roi 1 StepheniAnna L ch. lona, ?HattJe. ref Hesper Thomas/Hannah ch. Emery, RaYllond, rcf Glen Eider Grace recommended for ~e~ by pastoral comm. Louis rei Lid: Creek MIi, IN Dill c,n/Pear I (or.ing as pastors Frances EI ~i ne bGrn to Dillon/Pearl Lucinoa rci Anderson Inc. Williall! S. ealied as pastor Will S/Docla S. dau, Bertha ret Hnderson Ind. W::l/Ooc:ia eh. Bertha! Lucincia ret Universit¥ Hn FI ('rence ni~ed on some standing eD;~lttee FranCIS treasurer, moved replaced by John Newlin Franci 5 Allred ref lhaxted MH Essex at uunmo~, England Francis/faml!\' transferred by caretakers to present reSIdence from 1893 assessment list Fr ""I: Frank/Mar/ ref White Water HH, IN da HattIe J;ne rcl Thaxted HH Essex at Dun~ow, England Katie na~ed on some standing committee Mary H. rc I Shawnee Hti Susie ,t",,", tt" JohnjRac~It?1 " r";14 ",,' ""'. ,,,,,j .' �Queries are·free to members. They should state at least two facts to gain best results. Queri~s 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. CAVANAUGH CORDElL KEENEY Chloetta·CORDELL, 20185 S. Gardner Road, Gardner, KS 66030 Seeking information on John CAVANAUGH and his wife, Ellen KEENEY, and their son, Thomas Patrick, b. Ireland. The family came to Louisiana ca. 1856-1857. Two daughters b. there, Ellen (b. 1859) and Bridget (b. 1862). Removed to Lawrence, KS ca. 1864-1865. Son Edward b. there 1865, possibly son Allen. CRASE GIBSON NEECE STIDHAM Lona Ward GIBSON, 712 67th Ave. Dr. West, Bradenton, FL 34207 Need information concerning Richard STIDHAM, m. Rachael CRASE. Richard Singleton STIDHAM mI. Nancy NEECE, children: James H., Rosa Ellen, Mary (Polly), Samuel, Thomas, Jasper, Harvey, and Amanda. m2. 5 Jan 1895 Rachael CRASE, children in 1910 Federal census: Meredith, Ester, Ben, Ella Mae. Mardy (Meredith), Hattie, and Benjamin CRASE living in Lawrence, KS in 1910 federal census. DOTY REED SHAW SLOCUM SMITH STANFIELD WAGONER Mrs. Claude E. SMITH, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044 Seeking information on Almeda SLOCUM, m. Darius REED in OH 1841. Esther Reed STANFIELD, Elizabeth WAGONER, Maretta SHAW, George REED, Lydia DOTY, Chester REED, Priscilla REED, and Victor REED. GREEN REDO SHEETS SNEEGAS ZEHRBACH Marcia Green SKAGGS, 1008 E. Chipman, Lee's Summit, MO 64063 Seeking information on family of GREEN or GREENE, SNEEGAS, REDO, and ZERBACH. George GREEN, 46, and Maggie, 28, appear on the 1870 census for Leavenworth County with 3 children. Later Maggie married a Charles SHEETS. HAVENS WRIGHT Jo Ann HAVENS WRIGHT, 4826-126 St. S.E., Everett, WA 98208 Need information on ancestors and descendants of George HAVENS b. MA, removed to KS Territory. Lived in Prairie City, KS 18551890. Bur. Prairie City Cemetery. JOHNSON SWISHER WALL Mrs. Claude E. SMITH, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044 John WALL m. Mary JOHNSON, Martinville, IN. Their daughter Harriett m. John SWISHER, removed to Kansas abt. 1889-1890. 215 �SCHULTZ SHAW Ray H. SHAW, 17410 Maple Valley Hwy, Sp. 75, Renton, WA 98058 Would like to correspond with descendants of Christian and Mary 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. PARKER SMITH Martha J. PARKER, R.R. 2, Box 99, Overbrook, KS 66524 Interested in any information on Enos W. SMITH, b. 1837, Harmony, Maine, brother of Benton SMITH. He settled SE 1/2 Sec. 4 Lecompton (now Wakarusa Twp.). Enlisted in the KS Cavalry at Ft. Leavenworth, 28 Sep 1861, and assigned to Co. A, 9th Reg. He listed Clinton as his residence during the Civil War. Worked for KS Pacific RR 1865-1868. Finally settled in Leadville, CO. Daughters Camilla b. 8 Nov 1868, Olathe, KS; Ella L. b. Sep 1872, Nederlands, CO. DILLON HOUGLAND MOORE THOMPSON Maxine P. (MOORE) HOUGLAND, Rt. 1, Box 262, Perry, KS 66073 Obituary of Luther DILLON in Wathena, KS UReporter ii says he d. 6 Apr 1875, was buried on Henry THOMPSON farm between Wathena and Troy, KS. Does anyone know where the family cemetery is? HAYS HOUGLAND McCLAIN MOORE Maxine P. (MOORE) HOUGLAND, Rt. 1, Box 262, Perry, KS 66073 Seeking information on parents of Mary McCLAIN, b. 28 Nov 1848, Potosi, Washington Co., MO. Her third husband, Frank M. HAYS, was at Bonne Tere, MO in 1885. Where did he go? OTTENS David IRVIN, 205 Illinois, Lawrence, KS 66044 Two tombstones recently found in my backyard, one inscribed "Henry OTTENS" and the other "M.E.G.", both without dates. Does anyone know who these people might be? A Claude Henry OTTEN was a member of the G.A.R. Washington Post No. 12 of Lawrence sometime between 1881-1907, a former member of the 7th Missouri Cavalry. Is this the same man buried in my yard? 000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 NOTES FROM THE DOUGLAS COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY NEWSLETTER September 1988: The Elizabeth M. Watkins Museum has acquired the WEAVER collection left by the estate of A.B. WEAVER, a collection of letters, photographs, scrapbooks, school records, awards and business documents. Among the items of possible interest to genealogists are letters dated in the 1850's, even before the first of the BULLENE and READ families came to Lawrence from Wisconsin and before A.D. WEAVER came from Connecticut. A.D. WEAVER married Gertrude BULLENE and their son, Arthur, inherited Lathrop BULLENE's store on Massachusetts Street, now known as Weaver's. A charge ledger from the store dated 1886 documents the people who made purchases and what they bought. Those wishing to join the Douglas County Historical Society receive an associate membership to the museum. If interested, write to the Douglas County Historical Society, Watkins Museum, 1047 Massachusetts St., Lawrence, KS 66044. 216 �ACHNING Charles J., 189, 200 ADA~'S F.G., 169,182 Susie M., 191,198 ADDLEMAN George A., 189,199 AKERS J.,l77 ALEXANDER Ame1 i a, 167 Francis Marion, 167 Frank M., 166 F.M., 168 ALLBAUGH Charles, 175 Pat, 175 ALLDERDICE Mrs., 205 ALLEN Gladys, 208 Robert B., 189,198 Sarah J., 189,198 ALLER John M., 189,200 ALLSTOT Mary M., 189,198 ANDERSON Arthur J., 189,202 August A., 189,199 Augusta, 195,198 Edmund L., 189,199 Ella L., 189,199 Flora B., 190,199 James A., 189,199 J.A., 177 Lena, 208 Melinda, 193,199 O.H., 177 Rose W., 189,199 W.R., 206 W.W.,l77 ANTI BUSH Luella, 196,199 APETl Charles E., 189,202 ARKLE Fred, 189,200 ARMSTRONG H.L., 170 ARNETT Claudina, 206 ARNOLD R.W., 190 ASHLEY Anderson H., 189,200 ATCHISON George, 189,201 ATKINSON Erastus, 189,202 E., 192,195 BACHELOR Family, 176 J.H., 177 BADSKY Family, 176 F., 177 J., 177 Mary, 208 BAHNMIER C.F., 207 BAILEY L.D., 177 BAKER Parthena, 197,199 BALDWIN Chester U., 189,199 Eben, 171 Edith A., 196,199 William H., 189,201 BANK Amy L., 199 BANKER A1bertus, 175 Family, 176 J.W., 174 BANKS Amy L., 194 G.M., 177 Martha, 207 BARBER John F., 189,198 BARNES Elisha, 189,199 Lucinda J., 190,199 BARNETT Anna l., 196,199 BARNHART Ardella F., 199 Ardellia F., 194 Kati e, 203 BASSETT J., 177 BATES C.D., 190 BATTS Fanni e, 180 BEASLEY John H., 189,201 217 BEATTY A., 194 BEIER Caroline, 194,199 BELL Frank C., 189,200 Georgia L., 195,199 Mrs. M.E., 207 BEMM Bruno, 189,200 BENNETT Sarah A., 189,199 BENSON Nelson, 189,199 T.R., 177 BERG Martha E., 191,199 BERGER Carl William, 180 Ca ro 1i ne, 180 Charlotte Rosetha, 180 BERKAU P.R., 182 BERLIN Eli, 189,199 BIRD Fannie, 192,199 BLACK Idella L., 190,199 Maggie, 206 Nancy I., 206 BLACKFORD Wi 11 iam D., 174 BLAKE Li 1a, 204 O.E., 189,200 BLOCKER Family, 176 BLODES Joseph A., 190,202 BLOOD Kate E., 196,199 BOEHLE August H., 190,201 BOLES Delia A., 198,199 BOLLARD William W., 190,202 BOND Ell is, 190,202 Mary Etta, 197,199 BONEBRAKE J.H., 193 BOOKS Elsie, 207 BOTl Family, 176 �BUETTNER George J., 190,199 BULLENE Gertrude, 216 Lathrop, 216 BUNDY L.H., 177 Ira S., 191 BOWERS BURK Sarah J., 195,199 Dora, 205 BOWMAN BURKLE B.F., 192 John J., 190,200 BRADLEY BURNS Mami e, 191, 199 Joseph, 190,200 BRANDON Family, 176 BURTON BRAXTON David H., 190,199 J.W., 193 BUTLER BRAZIL Wood L., 190,199 James E., 190,200 BYRD Sisters, 205 BREEZE CALVIN Ida M., 197,199 Martha E., 190,199 BREICHEISEN Emma, 205 CAMPBELL J., 205 Edwin M., 190,199 BREITHAUPT Gertrude, 203 Katie, 198,199 Hattie, 203 BRINTON John A., 190,201 Eliza Ann Watkins, 167 CARPENTER John, 175 BRITTON Hattie, 190,199 Mr., 174 BROOKS CARR Lill ie, 196,199 Daisy A., 190,199 BROWN Ida, 197, 199 Annie, 205 CARROLL A.S.,l77 A. Censon, 192 James Chalmers, 180 CARTER Jesse W., 190,200 Cl ara, 207 John, 183 Mary S., 193,199 John S., 197 CATLIN Maria Gertrude, 180 Mary E., 196,199 S.J., 189,193,198 Mattie, 207 Thomas Jefferson, 180 CAVANAUGH William J., 190,199 Allen, 215 BROWNING Bridget, 215 Evelyn, 208 Edward, 215 BRUBAKER Ell en, 215 Peter, 190,195 John, 215 BRUCE Thomas Patrick, 215 George B., 190,199 CAVIN Lizzie, 189,199 Silas, 198 BRYAN CHALLIS Maud V., 198,199 Chester, 180 BRYANT Edna L., 180 Francis M., 190,201 Family, 176 BUCK Family, 176 Harvey, 180 BUCKMAN Walter, 180 Robert B., 190,201 BOURKE Margaret, 205 BOURSAN Clara, 203 BOUTON 218 CHAMPION Addie L., 197,199 CHANAY Elfie, 208 CHANEY William 0., 190,199 CHAPIN Jessie, 193,199 CHAPMAN B.B., 193,199 William C., 190,202 CHARD BOUGH L., 177 CHERRY C•W., 190 , 196 CHINCHOLL August, 190,200 CHRISTIE Henry C., 190,199 CHURCH BAUGH Osa, 208 CHURR Nannie, 206 CLAIR Theodie V., 193,199,204 CLARK Charles H., 190,199 John S., 190,201 M., 205 Taylor, 190,200 Thomas H., 190,201 CLARY Anna, 180 CLOUD Joseph, 190,200 COATE Mary A., 195,199 Susan, 206 COFFMAN Allen, 190,199 COHRAN Em., 191 COHRON E.M., 194,195,196 COLE Candace, 176 Nellie H., 194,199 COLLINS Ali ce, 190,199 COLYER Sarah A., 192,199 CONNOLE Bertha, 203 J., 203 �CONSTANT WoRo, 192 COPELAND Gertrude, 198,199 COPPLE James Ho, 191,200 CORBETT Minnie So, 190,199 CORDELL Chloetta, 215 CORDLEY Richard, 192,194,195, 196,197,198 COUCH Eusebia, 196 CRAIG Wmo Bayard, 194 CRASE Benjamin, 215 Hattie, 215 Meredith IIMardyll, 215 Rachael, 215 CRAVER Sarah Eo, 194,199 CRAYCRAFT William Eo, 191,200 CRICK Joseph Bo, 191,200 CROUSE Anna, 208 CROW Edna Lo Challis, 180 Family, 176 CROZIER. Lena, 193,199 CUMMINGS Mrso EoNo, 205 Mo Taylor, 191,200 CURLETT Amelia, 197,199 CURTIS Al fred, 186 CUTLER L.Bo, 177 DANIELS Be 11 e, 189, 199 Florence, 194,199 Virginia, 199 DARLING 0o, 172 DARWIN Charles, 179 DAUGHERTY Bert, 191,199 DAVIDSON DUCKER Florence Co, 192,199 Henry Jo, 189,192 DAVIS DUNN Frank Ho, 191,200 John Ko, 195,197 Ollie Lo, 191,199 DURHAM Robert Go, 191,202 William AoHo, 191,201 Thomas No, 191,201 EATON Family, 176 ToWo, 196 ECKMAN Werter Ro, 190,192,193 Ella, 197,199 DAY EDGAR William Ho, 191,199 Geoo Bo, 191,192,194,197, DEAN 198 Alice, 191,199 EDWARDS DEARTH HoSo,l77 Bessie, 208 EIDEMILLER DEAY AoGo, 172 Sarah 0o, 191,199 ELLIOTT DELAP Annie, 196,199 Jonathan, 191,200 Wo Po, 189 DENTON ELLIS William, 178,179 Estella, 208 Wo, 177 ELSTON DEORSEY John Go, 191,201 George, 191,200 ELSWORTH DETON Rachel, 198,199 Adaline, 204 ENDACOTT DeVELBISS John, 190,195 Belle, 195,199 ENNIS DEZIOUS Family, 176 AoTo, 191,192,194,195 DEZIUS EPPERSON Fred, 174 Li 11 ian, 207 DICK ERNST George Lo, 191,200 Barbara, 197,199 DILLON EVANS Luther, 216 E.Co,l77 DISSINGER Lizzie Ao, 164 Laura, 189,199 Samuel Bo, 191,199 Sallie Ro, 192,199 FAGAN DODDRIDGE Peter Fo, 191,199 Charles Po, 191,201 FAIRBANKS DOLAN Ettie Mo, 198,199 John Co, 191,201 FARWELL DORAN Henry, 189,191,195,196 00Wo,175 FAWL DOTY Po, 177 Lydia, 215 FAY DOUGHERTY Thomas Mo, 191,201 Mary Mo, 204 FERGUSEN DOUGLASS E.Co, 190 Nancy, 189,199 FERREE DOWNING Family, 176 Al ie, 208 DRAKE FIEGENBAUM Hester, 197,199 FoWo, 195 DRAPER FINCH Fred Lo, 191,202 Selinda, 189,199 219 �FULLERTON GOBIN Robert D., 192,201 Hi 11 ary A., 196 FINDLEY FUNK William T., 191,200 GOODIN Anna M., 195,199 T.K., 177 FISHBURN GAINES Ezra, 191,201 GORE E.A., 175 FITZPATRICK Family, Mabel E., 192,200 Family, 176 GRAHAM 176 GALLAGHER FITZWATERS C., 177 Mary F., 190,199 M., 177 GRAY GAMES FIX Mary, 195,200 Minnie J., 196,199 Albert, 191,201 Thomas B., 192,201 GARDNER FLAHERTY GREASON E.E., 177 Martin, 191,201 T., 177 GARFIELD FLINN GREEN Sarah T., 196,199 James A., 179 Edward, 192,201 FLORY GARST George, 215 C., 164 I. B., 203 Maggie, 215 Lida, 195,199 GATES GREGG Sarah Viola, 164 Susie E., 194,199 Clara M., 196,200 GAUSNELL FLUKE GRESS W.W.,172 Rosa E., 194,199 Rosa, 203 FOGERTY GEISS GRIFFIN B., 175 Theresia, 193,199 Marianna, 191,200 Fami ly, 176 GEORGE GRIFFITH FORD(E) J.T., 177 C.E.,191 George, 191,198 R.A., 189 G.W.,l71 John A., 191,199 GERLACH Mary E., 195,200 FORTNEY H., 195,196 GRINKE Family, 176 GERLARH Wilhelminna, 208 P.R., 174 H., 194 GRISARD FOWL GERLARK Susan, 192,200 C., 177 Henry, 197 GROSSKOPF FOWLER GERMAN Family, 176 Paul, 175 Louisa S., 193,199 GIBSON GROVE Richard, 192,202 Emma, 190,199 Sarah J., 190,200 FOWLES Lona Ward, 215 GUFFIN Alfred T., 192,199 GIDONS Mary Matilda, 180 FOX Lula, 192,200 GULLETT Eva, 181 GIERTZ C.W., 189 Isaiah, 192,200 Bertha, 189,200 GUM Mary, 206 GILL Samuel K., 192,201 FRAIM Edward, 193 GURNEY Alice A., 197,199 Elizabeth, 204 Rose, 208 FRANKFORTHER GILLULI GUSTAFSON Ethel, 206 Mariah. Isabelle, 194,200 John W., 192,199 FRASER GIMBLET GUTHRIE Mary Alice, 180 Effie, 203 Mary, 195,200 Sylvester Faulkner, 180GIVAN HADLEY FRAZIER Maggie, 191,200 Loui s, 192,202 Clementine, 213 GLEED HALDERMAN FRIDENSTINE Charles S., 192,200 Winnie, 191,200 Rena M., 193,199 GLENN HALLER FUL.LER Julia A., 195,200 John, 198 Charles R., 192,200 GNEFKOW HAM Minnie A., 190,200 Arabelle, 190,200 220 �HAYDEN HIATT, cont. HAMILTON Theron Cenajah, 180, William, 192,200 Newton, 192,199 HAY(E)S 181 HAMM A., 177 Zirona "Zidie" Vadola,180 William E., 192,199 Frank M., 216 HIBBARD HAMMERT Sheldon W., 192,201 Bernhard W.H., 192,200 H., 177 HEATON HICKS HAMMYD Josephine, 207 Charles E., 192,201 Josephine, 205 HEBERLING Family, 176 Mary C., 195,200 HAMPTON HECOX Family, 176 HIDDLESTON Capt., 184,185 HEIDRICH Charles 0., 192,200 HARDIN Anna Mary Minnie, 197, HILES Family, 176 James H., 192,201 200 HILL HARDING Mary, 197,200 E.F., 197 Charlie, 175 HELFICH William C., 193,200 C.P.,175 Edward C., 192,200 William V., 193,199 Elmer, 175 HENDRICKS HINDMAN Family, 176 Maxine, 205 Albert H., 174,175 Scott, 175 HERSCHELL John C., 193,199 W.O., 177 Silas, 174 Bertha, 207 HARMAN HERTZLER HINES Betty V., 189,200 Annie M., 193,200 Eva F., 196,200 HARRELL HESS George, 193,200 C.E., 205 HINSON Charles, 192,200 HARRIGAN HIATT Francis A., 191,200 M.F., 189,190 Abigail Ann Meade, 176, HIRD HARRIS 181 B1 anch, 205 Amanda W., 193,200 Alice, 181 HOAD Jennie, 204 A1pharus J., 180 Alvin B., 193,201 Lena, 192,200 Alveretta, 180 HOCK Mrs., 204 HARTLEY Anna, 181 Carrie, 205 Family, 176 Clyde, 180,181,182 HOLINGSWORTH Elburn, 210 Frederick Wm. Augustus, Effie Zirena, 180,181 200 Elda Ann, 173 HOLLOWAY Samuel E., 192,200 Elmer, 180 S.E., 177 HARVEY Family, 176 HOLMAN Ed, 205 Frances Elizabeth Smith, James F., 193,199 Ed S., 205 176 HOLT Tallyrand, 192,201 F., 177 Nellie, 196,200 HASKIN Family, 176 Henry, 173,174,175,176, HOPKINS HASKINS 177,178,179,180,181, Charles B., 193,201 A.J., 177 HOTCHKISS 182,183,184,185,186 HASTIE Homer Fedora Petro, 180, Ernaline, 170 William L., 192,201 181 HOUGLAND HATCHER Kumwegif Ceginette Maxine P. Moore, 216 Peter M., 192,201 IWegie",180,181,194,20~OUK HAUSE Leni Leoti, 181 Rose, 208 George A., 192,202 Mary, 181 HOUT HUSMANN Oaxana Clary, 180,181 Omena, 203 George C., 192,202 Orel Onida, 178,180, HOUTS HAVENS 181,182 G.R., 191,192,196 George, 215 HOWE Querentha Lenore Jo Ann, 215 IQuintie",180,181 L.C.,195 HAWKINS Silas, 173,180 HOWELL William, 192,200 Anza F., 194,200 221 �ICE, c o n t . J A I M S ? HOWELL, cont. George W., 193,199 Thomas, 203 Ella, 204 William T., 203 Frank H., 204 HOWLAND C.G., 191 W.T., 203 Marguerite, 204 HOWSLEY I KEN BERRY Ruth, 204 William M., 193,199 Archie, 203 JAMES HUBBElL Jess, 203 Allen, 204 S.H., 177 lloyd, 203 Allie C., 204 HUCKER lloyd H., 203 Charles A., 204 William H., 193,200 Milton, 203 Clarence, 204 HUDDLESTON Milton E., 203 Clifton, 204 T. L., 207 Otis, 203 Edgar, 204 HUFF Ralph, 203 Flora, 204 Minnie R., 189,200 Thomas, 203 Geneva, 204 HUGGARD ILIFF Jennie, 204 Catherine S., 195,200 James G., 193,199 May, 204 HUGHES IllIAN? JAMESON Sarah E., 164 Clara, 203 Edd, 204 HUGHS Edmond, 203 Gertrude, 204 Roselia, 208 Etta, 203 James M., 204 HUMBERT Fred, 203 John, 204 Ida M., 197,200 Henry, 203 Keith, 204 HUMPHREY lillian, 203 Kenneth, 204 Anna, 189,200 Olive, 203 leonard, 204 HUNTER Oswold, 203 Ralph, 204 Parl ee, 192,200 I NGlE Roy, 204 HURST Charles, 203 JAMISON Charles W., 193,199 Edith, 203 Annie, 193,200 HUTCHINS Grant W., 203 JARBOE James R., 193,202 Harold, 203 J.W., 164 HYDE Merle, 203 JARDON Laura B., 197,200 Robert G., 203 Francis, 204 HYLAND Family, 176 INGRAM JAYQUASH HYMAN(N) Irwin, 204 William, 193,202 S.B., 190,193 IRELAN JEFFRIES Samuel B., 192 Wm., 190,193,195,196,197 George, 204 HYRE W., 164 G.T., 204 Charles W., 193,200 IRVIN Mary, 204 Daniel, 193,200 David, 216 Wilbur, 204 ICE Elmer, 204 JEHLE Albert, 203 Elmer B., 204 Alford, 204 Calvin, 203 Hannibal, 193,200 Anna, 204 Edward, 203 John A., 204 Mary H., 204 El sie, 203 Roy, 204 Selma, 204 Emery, 203 JACKSON Teekl a, 204 Frances, 203 Family, 176 Walter, 204 ~lohnnie, 203 Jacob, 193,201 JENKINS Leonard, 203 lucinda, 193,200 Annie, 198,200 lovey, 203 JACOBS Ca rri e, 204 Mabel, 203 Family, 176 E.M., 177 Margaret, 203 John, 204 Family, 176 Martin, 203 Marie, 204 F.M., 177 Martin F., 203 Rachel, 204 Hiram S., 204 Ralph, 203 William, 204 JENNINGS Raymond, 203 Evelyn, 204 222 �JENNINGS, cont. Frank A., 204 JENSEN Andrew, 204 Arthur, 204 Charles, 204 George, 204 George B., 204 Henry, 204 Laurits, 204 Li 1ia, 204 Mildred, 204 JESSIE Arthur, 204 Carrie, 204 George, 204 Hattie, 204 Mary. 204 Mattie, 204 Paul, 204 Sarah, 204 Silas, 204 Wi 11 i am G., 204 JESSUP Abigail, 180,181 JEWETT Abbie E•• 192.200 JOHANNING Adolph, 204 Alvin, 204 Amelia. 204 Anna, 204 Carl, 205 Clara, 204 C. Frederic, 204 Daniel Jr., 204 Daniel W., 204 Edward, 204 Elmer, 204 Ernest, 204 Esther, 204 F.H., 204 F.W., 204 Harold, 204 Helen, 205 Henry, 204 H. Ferdinand, 204 Isabel, 204 J. Wi 11 i am, 204 Katherine, 204 Lois, 204 Louisa, 204 Louise, 204 Lydia, 204 Margaret, 204 JOHANNING, cont. Mary, 204 Otto L., 204 Paul, 204 Paul H., 205 Ruth, 204 Sophia, 204 Sophie, 204 William, 204 Will i am H., 205 JOHANSON Family, 176 JOHNS Alta, 205 Anna, 205 Ell a, 205 Frank H., 205 Hel en, 205 Lena, 205 Marguerite, 205 Ruby, 205 Ruth, 205 Stanford, 205 JOHNSON Alberta, 205 Allene, 205 Anna, 205 Arden, 205 Beatrice, 205 Bessie, 205 Carl, 205 Carrie, 205 Cecil, 205 Charles, 205 Charles Jr., 205 Charles W., Sr., 205 Clarence, 205 C. Oscar, 205 C.F., 177 Dwaine, 205 Earl, 205 Edith, 205 Ed. F., 205 Elmer, 205 Esther, 205 Family, 176 Frances, 205 Frank, 193,200,205 Freda, 205 Gertrude, 205 Grant U., 205 Grover, 205 Harriet C., 200 Harriett C., 198 Harry, 205 Harry C., 205 223 JOHNSON, cont. Henry F., 205 Horace, 205 John, 205 John H., 205 John T., 205 Lawrence, 205 Louis, 205 Lucile, 205 Marie, 205 Mary, 215 Mary C., 205 May, 205 Philip, 205 Phoebe, 205 Ray T., 205 Roy, 205 Ruby, 205 Samuel, 205 Selma, 205 Sibley, 205 S.L., 194 Vincent, 193,201 Wi 11 ard 0., 205 William, 193,199,205 W.H., 205 JONES Ali ce, 205 A. Milton, 205 Catherine, 164,165 Charles, 205 Charles A., 205 David Lewis, 164 David L., 165,193,201 David R., 193,200 De 1bert, 205 Dorothy, 205 Edward, 164,165 Edward Jr., 165 Edward Sr., 165 Eleanor, 205 Estate, 205 Frank, 205 Fred, 205 George C., 205 Henry R., 193,201 Hugh Lewis, 164,165 James H., 205, John Llewelyn, 164,165 John R., 205 Lizzie A., 165 Margaret, 204 Meridith, 164,165 Normand, 205 Ri cha rd, 164,165 �KAISER, cont. JONES, cont. Isabell, 206 Richard Ismae1, 164 James, 206 Richard J., 164,165 Jennie, 206 Robert, 205 Louie, 206 Sarah Bell, 205 Lu1a, 206 Sarah Lewis, 164,165 Minnie, 206 Syras, 205 Wi 11 i am, 206 Tegidon Phillips, 164, KALB 165 Floyd L, 206 Thomas S., 164 Glenn, 206 Wi 11 i am, 205 Lester, 206 JORDAN Ralph, 206 Adolphus D., 205 Raymond, 206 Bourke, 205 KAMPSCHRADER Cecil, 205 Annie, 206 Charles, 205 August H., 206 Claud, 204 Carl, 206 Edgar, 204 Harry, 206 E1 sie, 205 Helen, 206 Frances, 205 Olin, 206 Frank C., 205 KAMPSCHRODER Irene, 205 Arthur, 206 Katheri ne, 205 Emma, 206 Leona, 204 Ruby, 206 Leoti, 204 Martin J., 193,199,204, Walter, 206 Wi 11 i am, 206 206 Mary, 205 Wi 11 i am H., 206 Ralph, 205 KAMPSCHROEDER Robert, 205 Alvin, 206 Charles F., 206 Violet, 204 JOY Edith, 206 E1ma, 206 Fred H., 206 Loren, 206 Glenn, 206 Nelson T., 193,202 Howard, 206 Wi 11 i am G., 206 Louis, 206 JUNKINS Marie, 206 Robert M., 206 Mattie, 206 Ruth, 206 Ralph, 206 KAHLE Robert, 206 August, 206 Thomas, 206 Henry, 206 KANNENBERG Henry Sr., 206 Freda, 208 Herman, 206 Johanna, 204 Mary, 208 Lura, 208 Minnie, 206 Theck1a, 208 KAISER KASBERGER Ada, 206 Albert, 206 Alex, 206 Allee, 206 Amelia, 206 John, 206 Anna, 206 Mi 1dred, 206 Charles, 206 M., 206 Christian J., 193,201 KASBOLD C., 206 Carrie, 206 Hattie, 206 C1 ara, 206 224 KASBOLD, cont. Ernest, 206 Luelle, 206 Marguerite, 206 Paul A., 206 KASOLD Albert G., 194,200 KASSINGER Charles, 206 James, 206 Jennie, 206 KEENEY Ellen, 215 KELLERMAN Frank J., 206 KELLEY Anna, 206 Carl D., 206 Edith, 206 George E., 206 Katherine, 206 Martha, 206 Michael, 206 W.H., 206 KELLOGG Bejamin 0., 206 Elsie, 206 Grace, 206 KELLY Harry M., 206 Wendell, 206 KELSALL I. Samuel, 192,193,194, 198 KENDALL Laura J., 190,200 KENNE D., 177 KENNEDY Bell, 206 Carl, 206 Dee, 206 Edna, 206 Effie, 206 Elizabeth, 206 Emma F., 206 Eugene M., 181,206 LN., 206 Francis, 206,207 Frank H., 206 Fred, 206 Fred J., 206 Ha rry, 206,207 Howard, 206 Jay, 181,206 �KENNEDY, cont. Jenny, 206 Joseph, 206 Lawrence, 206 Lizzie J., 214 Lola, 206 Lynn, 206 Martha, 206 May, 206 Minnie, 206 Mrs. W. J ., 206 Nell ie, 206 Orrin, 206 Paul, 206 Roy, 206 Samuel, 206 Samuel W., 207 Scott, 206 W.B., 173 KENNER Joseph J., 207 KERNS Clare, 207 Frank, 207 Gale, 207 Kate L., 207 KERSLEY George E., 207 KETTERING Atnieda, 207 Estate, 208 Esther, 207 George, 207 Ira A, 207 KIDING Till ie, 205 KIEFER Elmer F., 207 Eugene, 207 KILGORE Chester W., 207 KIMARD Eldo, 207 E.A., 207 Francis, 207 Hershel, 207 Louis, 207 KIMBALL Bros., 171 KINDRED E.B., 207 Leslie, 207 KING 01 ive, 207 Vernon, 207 Viola, 207 KINGERY Everett, 207 Florence, 207 Longie, 207 Mabel, 207 Myrtle, 207 William, 207 KINNE Ezra P., 194,202 KINZIE Marjorie, 207 Roy C., 207 W.A., 207 KIRBY Allen, 207 Anna, 207 Daniel, 207 George, 207 Glenn, 207 Glynn, 207 John, 207 Ralph, 207 Walter, 207 Wi 11 i am, 207 KIRCHNER Charl es R., 207 Gerald, 207 Helen, 207 KIRKPATRICK Merritt M., 194,199 KISER Fran k P., 207 Lawrenia, 207 Mary, 207 Naomi, 207 KISLER Ama, 205 KLING Sarah J., 197,200 KLOPFENSTEIN Edward, 207 Luther, 207 Stanley, 207 KNAACK Anna, 192,200 KNAKE Dora, 207 Hilda, 207 Marie, 207 Pearl,207 Wi 11 i am H., 207 KNOWLES John W., 207 Wi 11 i am, 207 225 KNSEPFEL Ernest G., 194,200 KNUDSON Henrietta, 204 KOEHLER A.J., 207 Baby, 207 Bessie, 207 Edith, 207 Edna, 207 Elfreda, 207 Emma, 207 Harvey, 207 Henry, 207 Hilda, 207 John, 207 John E., 207 Louise, 207 Paul, 207 Pearl, 207 Raymond, 207 Russell, 207 Wi 11 i am A., 207 KOEHRING Dorothy, 207 Gertrude, 207 Wi 11 iam E., 207 KOHR May, 206 W.H., 206 KOLB Alice, 203 KOOGLE M., 177 KOWING Benjamin, 207 Ruby, 207 KRAFT Gladys, 208 Irwin B., 208 Milton, 208 Roland, 208 KRAMER Benjamin, 208 Richard, 208 KRAPF F.M., 208 Grace, 208 Laura, 208 Louise, 208 Oscar, 208 KRATSINGER Chloe, 208 Ethel, 208 George, 208 �KRATSINGER, cont. G. Ed, 208 Orta, 208 Paul, 208 KRING Alice, 208 Dora, 208 Heirs, 208 John, 208 Katherine, 208 Milton, 208 Oakley Vane, 208 KROM Ellen J., 207 KRUEGER Hermann, 194,201 KUNDSON Arthur, 207 Charles, 207 Kund?, 207 Marie, 207 Russell, 207 KUPPER Lawrence, 208 KYLE James, 194,201 LACEFIELD Henry C., 180,194,200 LaCROIX May, 197,200 LaHAY Francis E., 188 Toussaint, 185,186,187, 188 LAHRMANN Sophia L., 198,200 LAMB Adella, 208 Alma, 208 Charles, 208 Daniel C., 208 Elizabeth, 208 Eva, 208 Letha, 208 Mabel, 208 LANCASTER Dorothy, 208 Edna, 208 Edyth, 208 Louise, 208 Mary, 208 William, 208 William H., 208 LANDER John, 194, 200 LANDIS Armin, 208 Audrey, 208 Edgar, 208 E.S., 208 Henry, 208 Virgil, 208 Virgil A., 208 Ward, 208 LANDON Claude, 208 Claude Jr., 208 Edna, 208 H.J., 208 John, 208 Mary, 208 Ray, 208 William, 208 LANE Gen., 183,184,185 James H., 202 Lenora, 206 May, 202 LANGENDERFER George Jr., 208 George W., 208 Marguerite, 208 LANGNER Freidrich, 194,199 LANKFORD K.S., 197 LANSDOWN John C., 208 Margaret, 208 LAPTAD Agnes, 208 Ali ce, 208 Fred G., 208 Leland, 208 Lois, 208 Marguerite, 208 Max, 208 Paul R., 208 Pauline, 208 Robert, 208 LAQUA Fred, 208 Joe, 208 LARCOM C.H., 208 Lee, 208 Lenning, 208 Lorena, 208 Robert, 208 226 LARIMER Hugh D., 194,201 LASH Eliza, 205 LASWELL Edna, 208 Elsie, 208 Marion, 208 LATHROP Abbie L., 195,200 LAUGHLIN Charles, 208 Clark, 208 Cora, 208 Etta, 208 Fred E., 208 Homer, 208 Howard, 208 Oshen, 208 Robert, 208 Roy, 208 Wade, 208 LAVERY Kate, 207 LAWRENZ Anna, 208 August, 208 August Jr., 208 Bertha, 208 Charles, 208 Charles G., 208 Charles Jr., 208 Emma, 208 Frances, 208 Fred, 208 Gilbert, 208 Henry, 208 Henry W., 208 Herbert, 208 Martha, 208 Minnie, 208 LAWSON Family, 176 LEARY L., 177 LEE Dudl ey, 194,197 LEEMAN Lewis, 194,199 LEHMANN Augusta, 190,200 LEISHER Henrietta J., 193,200 LEONARD L.M., 197 Oscar P., 194,201 �LeSEUR Owen C., 194,200 LESSER John, 194,201 LETCHER Julia A.H., 198,200 LEVETT Walter W., 194,199 LEWIS Cora, 189,200 David, 164 James W., 194,199 J.,191,195 Phi lip M., 195 Sarah, 164 LICHTFIELD Josie A., 194,200 LINDBURG Lotten, 196,200 LIPPY Ada F., 191,200 LITTELL Mary A., 191,200 LIVINGSTON Effie A., 191,200 LONG Elizabeth, 198,200 Maggie, 195,200 LOSEY Family, 176 M., 177 P., 177 LOTHHOLZ Minnie, 189,200 LOTZT Mr., 207 LOVE A.E., 186 LUTZ Louis, 194,201 Sophia, 206 LYMAN George W., 194,199 LYSINGER Lincoln, 194,201 MACHIA Carrie, 204 MACK Lida, 189,200 MACKLIN Family, 176 MADLE Emma, 206 MAGGS W.B., 193 MAGRATH Jos., 194 MAIHEL J., 177 MALLISON Nellie G., 192,200 MARFILIUS Anna Christine, 192,200 MARKEL(MARKLE) Gabriel, 185 J., 177 MARKS A., 171 Carrie S., 197,200 MARVIN Jas., 189,190,191,193, 194,196,198 MASON Ell a L., 193,200 MATBIA Carrie, 205 MATHER Luella, 195,200 MATHEWS Francis, 194,201 Myrtle Y., 198,200 Sarah S., 192,200 William T., 194,199 MAUL John H., 197 MAYBERRY William R., 194,200 MAYSWINKLE Family, 176 McBRIDE Alexander, 180 Anna, 180 Family, 176 Margaret, 181 McCAB Bridget E., 194,200 McCLAIN Mary, 216 McCLELLAN Gen., 170,172 McCLINTOCK Laura, 205 McCLURE Orville, 194,199 McCONNELL Bros., 171 McCOUNELL Albert, 208 McCOY Justus B., 194,200 McELROY William, 195,201 227 McFADDEN Mary Leone, 190,200 McFARLAND Harriet S., 194,200 McFARLANE Albert, 195,201 Ben, 171 John, 171 McGEE Jacob, 202 McGINNIS Mary F., 19:3,200 McINTIRE L.O., 172 McKAY Mary, 193,200 McKEE . Cornelia, 191,200 McKENNE Il.., 177 McKENZIE JA., 177 H., 177 , McJKI RAHAR - M.F., 195 McLAUGHLIN Andrew, 180 McMILLON Frank W., 195,200 McMURTRIE John F., 195,201 McNEIL Belle M., 191,200 MEAD Abigail "Aby" Ann, 179, 180,181 Alonson, 180 MEANS Hugh, 204 MEEKER Charles S., 195,201 MEITH Agnes L., 190,200 Edith A., 194,200 MELLON William A., 195,199 MERCER W., 190,195 MERRITT Alice May, 194,201 MESSER G.A., 177 METTNER F.F., 167 �OTTOWA C., 177 C., 177 OVERBAUGH MUSICK Bessie, 204 C.J., 208 OVERTON NEECE Anthony Jr., 196,200 Nancy, 215 OWEN NEISlEY William H., 196,201 Mary E., 197,201 OWENS NELSON A., 174 Family, 176 Family, 176 Fred H., 195,198 W., 177 Julia, 192,201 W.R., 174,177 NEWLIN o LAUGHLIN John, 214 James P., 195,200 NEWSTIFTER O'NEIL Louis, 195,202 Herbert l., 195,201 NICOL PARKER Archie B., 195,199 Martha J., 216 NICOLAY Mary M., 192,201 George, 195,200 PATE NORRIS A., 171 Alice L., 193,201 Thomas F., 191 Madison, 195,200 PATTERSON NORTON MONTFOORT Family, 176 Mary E., 190,201 John Q.A., 189,190,191, MONTGOMERY Matilda M., 192,201 192,193,194,195,196, J.S., 208 William C., 196,199 197,198 Mrs., 175 PATTY Marie V., 193,201 MOON Frank, 196,201 NOSSIS Joseph R., 195,201 PAULY Thos. F., 193 MOORE Josiah, 196,201 NOWAK Ernest J., 195,201 PAWNALL Lendvie, 195,199 Fami ly, 176 T., 177 NUFFER Fanni e, 194,201 August, 195,199 PECK Frank W., 195,200 OATMAN Franci s J., 193 Maxine P., 216 Marian, 204 PEDRICK MORGAN OEHRLE Julia E., 164,193,201 Charles A., 195,200 Godfrid, 195,201 PEER John A., 195,200 OHSE Family, 176 William H., 196,201 MORRIS OLDS PETEFISH Joseph L., 195,200 Frank B., 189 Ethyl Talley, 174 Lil ian, 198, 201 OLSON Fami ly, 176 MORRISON Gerda Sofie, 195,201 L., 203 Cornelius W., 194,199 Helen, 207 PETERSON MOSS Paul, 195,201 Augusta Sophia, 193,201 E., 174 OSHEL Elias, 196,200 Fami ly, 176 Thos. W., 190 Hannah, 195,201 J.L., 177 OSMOND PHILLIPS MOTlER Robert M., 195,200 Minnie, 207 J.A., 193 S.M., 189,190,191,195 PICKERING MOYES OTIS Ella, 209 Anna M., 168 Mark E., 170 PICKETT MOYS OTTEN Mary Elizabeth, 189,201 Fay, 166,167 Claude Henry, 216 PIERATT William H., 166,195,202 OTTENS Jesse, 196,200 Henry, 216 William G., 196,201 MICHAEL John W., 195,199 Joseph, 192 Wm. M., 195 MIFFLIN Viola May, 192,201 MILLER C., 177 Estella, 207 F.C.,I77 Josiah, 174 Louisa J., 189,201 MINNER Joel A., 195,199 MINOR Laura, 195,201 MITCHELL David T., 186,187 MOHLER Salinda, 195,201 MONROE MUNIX I 228 �PIERCE Lillie L., 190,201 Mr., 177 PIERSON Pier Anton, 196,201 PLASKET John R., 196,202 POLLACK Malinda Fosbrook, 167 POLLOCK Thomas Allen, 166,167, 168 Thomas H., 167 PORTER Preston, 196,200 POWELL Mattie M., 191,201 PRATHER Charles E., 196,199 PRAY Family, 176 PREBBLE Fannie, 195,201 PRESTON De 1bert, 207 PRICE David T., 196,199 May, 203 R.C., 203 Taira, 197,201 PUREL Jacob, 196,201 QUAYER W.A., 189 QUAYLE W.A., 197 RANDALL Edwin M., 196,201 Nellie B., 193,201 RAY Edward C., 190 T. Jeff, 196,199 RAYBOURN Alzira E., 194,201 READ Fami ly, 216 REAGAN John, 196,201 REDO Fami ly, 215 REED Chester, 215 Darius, 215 Evelyn, 204 George, 215 Millie E., 191,201 Pri sci 11 a, 215 Victor, 215 REHN Christian, 190,193 REICHARDT Charles G., 196,199 RENDER Jennie E., 196,201 RICH Minerva, 191,201 RICHARDSON Gen., 185 Mrs., 177 RICHIE Col., 173,179 RICHTEMLMER Lena C., 207 RICKMAN Allen, 196,199 RIEM Amelia, 203 RIGBY Richard, 196,202 RITTER Sophia, 196,201 ROBBERTS Col., 184 ROBERTS Alice Annie, 195,201 Belle Brandon, 170 Ernaline Hotchkiss, 170 Isabel, 170 John, 170 .John Newton, 169,170, 171,172 ROBINSON D., 177 Jennie F., 197,201 M., 171 ROBISON Family, 176 ROE William H., 196,201 ROGERS Horace M., 196,199 John W., 196,202 ROUSSEY Elizabeth, 205 RUDROW William T.S., 196,199 RUNYAN James A., 196,199 RUSE Otis C., 197,200 RUSSELL Leander, 197,199 SAlLE Anna, 194,201 229 SAlLE, cont. W., 177 SAMPLE Cl ara, 205 SANBORN John R., 197,201 SAN ITER Fami ly, 176 G., 177 SAUER Frank, 197,199 SAULT H.M., 168 SAWYER L.M., 177 SAYLOR Clara N., 198,201 SCHAAKE Otti 11 e L., 204 SCHARBAGER Mary, 196,201 SCHEHRER Wendlin, 197,199 SCHMELTZ Family, 176 SCHULTZ Adeline, 206 Christian, 216 Lizzie, 193,201 Mary D., 216 SCHULZ Augusta 0., 190,201 SCHUMACHER Anna, 207 SCHUMANN Peter, 192,194 SCHURR Louisa, 193,201 SCHWARTZ C. C., 205 Mary, 204 SEAMIG Clinton, 174 SEARING Family, 176 SEELE August, 197,200 Frederick Wm. Augustus, 197 SEIBOLD Myrtle, 207 SHANAFELT J.R., 197 William F., 197,202 SHANNON John, 188 �SHAPER Louise, 208 SHAW Frances, 204 George B., 197,200 Maretta, 215 Mary, 205 Mattie, 206 Ray H., 216 Sadie, 206 SHEEHAN James A., 197,199 SHEETS Charles, 215 SHEPARD Wi 11 iam, 197,201 SHERIDAN Phil, 172 SHIELDS Mary, 205 SHIMMONS George A., 197,201 SHORT May, 205 SHRIMPLIN Emma E., 198,201 SHULL Ella M., 192, 201 SHUMANN Peter, 189,198 SIEGRIST Henry S., 197,201 SILBERMAN(N) J.J., 189,192,194 SIMMONS Ida M., 191,201 J.J., 172 SIMON N.,l77 SINCLAIR M.B., 175 SIZER 0.0.,174 SKAGGS Marcia Green, 215 SKINNER Nell ie, 205 Susie, 191,201 William H., 197,201 SLOCUM Almeda, 215 SMELTZ C., 177 SMITH Aaron Burr, 173,181 STANLEY SMITH, cont. Laura, 207 Abigail, 179 S., 207 Abigail Jessup, 173,181 STANTON Albert L., 197,199 Harriett, 209 Ann G., 204 Hattie, 209 Benton, 216 Hiram, 209 Cami 11 a, 216 Rachel, 209 Clarence W., 197,201 Sarah, 209 C1 aude E., 215 Daisy, 207 Seth, 209 STAPLES D.M., 177 D.S., 177 Annabel, 209 Edwin, 173 Branson, 209 Ella L., 216 James, 209 Enos W., 216 James A., 209 Family, 176 Josie Maud, 209 Frances Elizabeth Maud, 209 "Fanny", 173,179,180, Phebe, 209 181 Samuel, 209 Henrietta, 205 STARR Isaiah, 179,180 John M., 197,200 I.H., 174 Zurie E., 190,201 Ju1 ia, 205 STEEWART J.H., 177 Wellington, 199 Laura A., 191,201 STEPHENS Mary Ann, 180 Bessie, 207 Mary Louise, 197,201 STEVENS SNEEGAS Family, 215 Eva, 209 SNOW Henry, 209 May, 208 J.J., 192 Nannie A., 196,201 J.T., 189,195,198 SNYDER Family, 176 Mary, 209 SOLT Maud, 209 Harry M., 166 N.0.,171 SOUDEREGGER Ruell a, 209 Margaretha, 194 STEVENSON Margarethe, 201 W.B., 193,197 SOULE STEVER Kate S., 206 Mary A., 192,201 SOWERS STEWART Clara, 206 Albert C., 197,200 SPANGLER Anna, 209 Mary E., 194,201 Eva E., 195,201 Phebe, 192,201 Hellen, 209 SPEARS Henry, 209 Ida C., 196,201 James, 206 SPIES Jehu H., 209 Louisa, 205 J.W., 193 SPITTLE Mina, 198,201 D.M., 177 Randolph, 209 SPRING Sarah M., 191,201 J. W., 189 Wellington, 197 STANDLEY Family, 176 STIDHAM STANFIELD Amanda, 215 Esther Reed, 215 Ben, 215 230 �STUBBS STIDHAM, cont. Anna, 209 Ell a Mae, 215 Arthur, 209 Ester, 215 Catherine, 209 Harvey, 215 Della, 209 James H., 215 Donald, 209 Jasper, 215 Mary "Polly", 215 Eddy J., 209 Meredith, 215 Edwin, 209 Richard Singleton, 215 Esther, 209 Florence, 209 Rosa Ellen, 215 George, 209 Samuel, 215 Thomas, 215 Hazel, 209 Herbe, 209 STOELZING Bertha, 207 Herbert, 209 STOKES James Edwin, 209 Clyde, 209 James Jr., 209 Dorothy, 209 John, 209 Lill ie, 209 J.T., 209 STONE Lenora, 209 Mary, 196,201 Margaret, 209 STOTE Martha, 209 A.H., 190,191,194,195, Paul, 209 196,197,198 Raymond, 209 STOUT Roscoe, 209 Ali ce, 209 Ross, 209 Alvin, 209 Stella, 209 Alvin H., 209 Stella Hostetter, 209 Donald, 209 Walter, 209 Janita, 209 Walter Roscoe, 209 John, 209 W.R., 210 Lucetta, 209 SUITER Luci 11 a, 209 Alma, 210 Mary, 209 Anna, 210 Rex, 209 Dwight Everet, 210 Ruth, 209 Ernest, 210 Simon, 209 Fl orence, 210 STOVER Laurence Elmer, 210 W.D.,195 Marie, 210 STRAFFON Mary, 210 Cora M., 197,201 Mary Elizabeth, 210 STRAIN Maurice, 210 D.E., 177 Mavice, 210 STRICKLER William Ernest, 210 H.J., 186,187,188 SULLIVAN STRIKENSE? Emma, 197,201 Nettie, 209 John, 174 STRINGFELLER J.M., 197 Edna Geiler, 209 J.O., 177 STRINGFELLOW SURBER Gen., 184 Iva, 207 STUART SUTLIFF Annis, 209 Addie M., 198,201 John, 209 Emi ly S., 170 Robert, 209 SUTTON Robert Addison, 209 Family, 176 231 SUTTON, cont. Harry, 175 Laura Jane, 192,201 SWAIN Mr., 188 Shubal, 182 SWANE Byron, 210 SWEET Jennie M., 196,201 SWEEZER Pairdee, 190,201 SWIMLEY Elizabeth, 207 SWISHER John, 215 SYKES Lionial N., 210 SYMONS Estella, 210 Henley, 210 TABER T.E.,174 TABOR Mary, 210 Orson, 210 TALBERT Katherine, 210 Mattie E., 191,201 TALLEY Family, 176 TATE J.C.,l77 TAYLOR Burr S., 197,199 Mabel, 208 Ne 11 ie, 191,201 TESTERMAN F.W., 190 THACHER Anna, 189,201 Louisa, 168 THATCHER Belle, 210 Louisa, 166 THOMAS Elbert, 210 Elburn Holingsworth, 210 Enos, 210 Eunice, 210 Eunice H., 210 E. L., 192,198 Joseph, 210 Milton Jr., 210 Samuel, 210 Sarah, 210 �THOMAS, cont. Seth, 210 Stephen, 210 THOMPSON Alice, 197,201 Alice H., 194,201 Family, 176 G., 177 Henry, 216 Wells, 197,199 THOMSON Alice H., 210 THOREN Lyda S., 201 Lydia S., 192 THURBER A., 174,177 B., 177 Family, 176 Whitford, 174 TINDALL O. L., 190 TINGLE Thomas G., 197,201 TITUS Col., 185 TRAMPTON William W., 197,199 TRANSUE Mary A., 198,201 TRAPP Amanda V., 210 Amond, 210 TREWARGY Elizabeth, 210 Esther, 210 Milo, 210 TREWORGG Bertha, 210 Esther, 210 Frank, 210 Harry, 210 Lee, 210 Mary, 210 Milo, 210 Stella, 210 TROUT Martha, 194,201 Mary L, 190,201 TRUEBLOOD Dear1, 210 Edwin, 210 Elizabeth, 210 Ethe 1, 210 Eva, 210 TRUEBLOOD, cont. Harry, 210 Irvin, 210 Marvin, 210 Samuel, 210 TURNER Avi s, 210 Deborah, 210 Jesse, 210 Laura A., 195,201 Mary Frances, 210 Samuel, 210 TUSSEY Family, 177 H., 174 TUTON John M., 187 J.M., 186,188 TUTT Mary, 197,201 TUTTLE Martha E., 192,201 TWILLIGER Nancy, 207 TYLER Frances, 196,201 Lydia A., 196,201 ULRIDGE Ruth, 210 UPDIKE Mah1on, 197,201 VAN DUSEN Abraham, 197,200 VAN HORN F., 174 VAN KUREN Emma, 210 H.J.,210 VAN PELT R.H.,196 VAN TRIES Minnie, 195,201 VAN WOORHIS L.,. 192 VANDEREN? Maary Belle, 210 VARNUM Anna E., 196,201 Hattie E., 190,202 VERNON Asher, 211 John, 211 Mary, 211 Mary to Sterling, 211 Orion, 211 232 VERNON, cont. Rosa, 211 Sarah, 211 VESTAL Eliza, 211 E1 i zabeth, 211 Frances, 211 John, 211 Sarah, 211 VILES Anna, 207 VITT Emma, 195,202 VON KUREN Emma, 211 VON RUSEN H.J.,211 VOTAW A1be rt S., 211 WAFORD A., 177 WAGER W., 177 WAGONER Elizabeth, 215 WAGSTAFF Minnie A., 189,202 WALKER Samuel, 187 Sherman, 197,199 WALL El bert A., 211 George A., 211 Harriett, 215 John, 215 WALTER T.H., 177 WALTERS Edna W., 205 I.A., 177 WALTERSDORF LH., 177 F., 177 WALTON Amos, 211 ,213 Angelo, 211 Arde 11 a, 211 Emanuel, 211 L, 211 John, 211 Joseph, 211 Lizzie, 211 Nell ie, 211 Rache 1, 211 Sylvester, 211 �WARD WELCH, cont. George W., 185,186,187 Orpha, 211 H.O., 177 WELKER Sidney M., 186,187 Florence E., 198,202 Thomas, 211 WELLS WARFORD Family, 176 Margaret D., 211 WARNE Ma rga ret H., 211 Martha, 193,202 Mr., 177 WARNER William, 211 Daniel H., 197,202 WELSH Jerome, 198,200 Bernice, 211 WARREN Edna Grace, 211 Alice, 193,202 Emma E., 197,202 Frances, 190,202 Flora, 211 Martha, 211 Henry, 211 Mattie, 211 Orpha J., 211 WASHINGTON WENBERG Anna, 205 Sallie, 189,202 WATER WERTZ Mary, 206 Cl ara 1., 193,202 WATKINS Flora L., 191,202 WESTERHOUSE John, 211 Margaret, 211 Eddy, 198,199 Mary Ann, 166,168 WEYARMULIER Matilda, 211 Dorothy Adeil, 211 William, 211 Mary Louise, 211 WATSON WEYBRIGHT Barclay, 211 D., 177 Eliza, 211 WEYERMILLER Family, 211 Mary, 211 WHALEY Mary H., 211 Henry, 198,199 WATTS WHEADON Elizabeth Jane, 192,202 Frank J., 198,199 Samuel M., 198,201 WHEAT WAY Cl i fford, 211 Amanda, 211 Laurence, 211 Amanda M., 211 Titus, 211 WEAVER WHEELER Arthur, 216 Edward J., 198,201 A.B., 216 WHITE A.D., 216 Albert, 211 WEBB Alexander C., 198,199 Sarah M., 194,202 Amanda, 211 WEBBER A.E., 174 May, 190,202 Bertha, 211,212 WEIDMAN Charles W., 198,201 William E., 198,201 Christina, 212 WElL David, 193 Sarah E., 192,202 Elizabeth, 211,212 WELCH Ere 1i ne, 212 Bernice, 211 Fletcher A., 194 Edna, 211 Flora, 212 Flora, 211 Floyd, 211 Henry, 211 Fred, 211 .May, 211 Fred P., 211,212 233 WHITE, cont. Geneva, 212 George, 212 H.T.,174,177 John C., 212 Joseph T., 198,199 Lelia Rebecca, 212 Lizzie, 212 Marvin Andrew, 212 Mary, 212 Mary Alice, 212 Mil dred, 212 Nathan, 212 Ora, 211 Pliny F., 212 Robert, 212 Tobitha, 212 Weldon J., 198,200 William, 212 WHITLA Jesse L., 192 WHITMAN Edgar E., 198,199 WHITNEY Wm., 190,191,194,196 WIDENER John L., 212 WIGGIN(S) Ida Belle, 196,202 WILBER Agnes, 212 Ethel, 212 Eva, 212 George, 212 Gorde, 212 Howard, 212 John, 212 Julia, 212 Minnie, 212 Paul, 212 Samuel, 212 WILBURS Julia, 212 WILCOX Frank Fox, 212 Hastings, 212 Helen Fox, 212 J. Hastins, 212 Susie, 212 WILDER Edward A., 198,200 John, 189,196 WILKS Howard, 212 �WILSON, cont. WILLIAMS Lizzie C., 211,213 Alice, 192,202 Lydia, 212,213 Anna L., 212 L.C., 171 Anna S., 212 Mable, 212 C.L,195 Margaret, 213 Ed, 212 Maria, 213 LM., 212 Martha, 212,213 Fannie, 212 Mary, 213 James, 198,200 Mattie, 213 Randel, 212 Nancy, 213 Ray A., 198,202 Naomi, 213 Thomas, 212 01 ney, 213 WILLIS Pram, 213 Joel, 212 Robert, 213 WILLS Rose 11 a, 213 Elizabeth, 212 Ruth, 213 Joel, 212 Ruth S., 213 WILSON Sarah, 213 Abijah, 212 Susanna, 213 Ada, 212 Sybil, 212 Agnes, 212 Sylvia, 212 Alfred, 212,213 S.F., 189 Amos, 212 Thomas, 213 Anna, 212 Thomas H., 213 Bayne, 212 T. Jeff, 213 B.L, 212 Vertal, 213 Clara, 213 C1 ara Bell, 213 William, 213 Clayton, 212 William P., 213 Clementine Frazier, 213 Zoe Osborn, 213 C. Ell a, 212 WINEY Drucilla, 212,213 Thomas G., 193,195,197 Drusilla, 212 WINSLOW Edgar, 212 Elizabeth, 213 Eli, 212 Macajah, 213 Eli II, 212 WINTER Elizabeth, 213 Carrie A., 192,202 Elizabeth A., 212 WISE Ella, 213 Marie, 206 Fletcher, 213 WISELEY Frank, 213 Elizabeth G., 196,202 George, 213 WOLFE Grace, 213 Emma, 189,202 Henry, 213 William D., 198,201 Herbert, 213 WOLGMAN Estate, 203 Israel, 213 WOOD Isriel, 213 Emma, 213 James C., 213 Fredric, 213 "Jehu, 213 Fredrick S., 213 Jesse, 213 Herbert, 213 John, 212,213 Mary, 213 Johnathan, 213 Mary H., 213 Jonathan, 213 Nathan, 213 Kate M., 213 Nathan L., 213 Levander, 213 Thomas, 198,200,213 234 WOODARD Abbie, 213 Anna L., 214 Charles C., 214 Chas., 213 Chas. Jr., 213 Clarence, 214 Donald, 213 Elizabeth, 213 Elmo, 214 Emeline, 214 Emery, 214 Emi ly, 214 Eva, 213 Eve lyn L., 213 Frederick, 214 Gardner, 213 Hannah, 214 Hattie, 214 Herbert, 214 Iona, 214 John, 214 Josephine, 214 Levi, 214 Lizzie, 214 Luke, 214 Martha, 214 Mary, 214 Mary Alice, 214 Maud, 214 Maude, 213 Nell ie, 206 Norval,214 01 iver, 213 Orlando, 214 Parker, 214 Rachel, 214 Ralph, 214 Raymond, 214 Robert, 214 Robert L., 214 Roscoe, 214 Samuel, 214 Sarah, 213,214 Sarah A., 214 Stephen, 214 Thomas, 214 William, 214 Willis, 214 WOODWARD Elizabeth, 197,202 Grace, 214 Lizzie, 204 Mr., 172 �WOODY Louis, 214 William H., 198 William H.C., 200 WOOLLEY Angus J., 198,201 WOOSON Gov., 185 WOOTEN Bertha, 214 Dillon, 214 Docia S., 214 Frances Elaine, 214 Lucinda, 214 M., 193 Pearl, 214 William S., 214 WOOTON M., 192 WREDE Isabel, 204 WRIGHT Florence, 214 Francis, 214 Francis Alfred, 214 Frank, 214 Hattie, 214 Jane, 214 Jo Ann Havens, 215 Kati e, 214 Mary, 214 Mary H., 214 Susan Miles, 214 We 1born, 196 W.,192 WYKERT J., 189,191,198 YANCY Hattie, 196,202 YARNOLD Amelia, 166 Anna, 166 Anna M., 195,202 Edwin F., 166 Edwi nT., 166 E. L., 168 Jemima T., 166 Lilly Malinda, 166 Louisa, 166 Ma 1i nda F., 166 Mary Ann, 167 Mary Ann Watkins, 167 Robert, 166, 167 Thomas, 166, 168 1., 167 YARNOLD, cont. William Watkin Thatcher, 166 YATES Mamie E., 190,202 YOCUM Family, 176 YOHN Margaret, 191,202 YOUNG Anna, 204 ZERBACH Family, 215 235 �·111 VOLUME, XII NUMBER 4 SUMMER 1989 PI8111B -' - -- # Jj;.~~ .......,....., - •• ' r _ , ..,.•.. ;.;.,..~. ~ -. ~,~ ..... ~ -,' ..'""\. ' __ ...., ,.-.' ~ •• .' ... Published Quarterly By: 1)ouglas Count~ Genealogical Societ!-j; P.o. BOX 3664 LAWREN eE, KAN SAS 66046-0664 , ..,.",,;_ " I �tmU-PRUFIT ORS. "THE PIONEER", D.C.G.S., Box 3664 Lawrence, Kansas 66046-0664 U.S. POSTAGE PA I D Permit #63 lawrence. KS 66044 FORWARDING AND ADDRESS CORRECTION REQUESTED , , ~t· .' " .. ; , ... � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Douglas County Genealogical Society Subject The topic of the resource Douglas County (Kan.) -- Genealogy Douglas County (Kan.) -- History Description An account of the resource This collection is comprised of the publications of the Douglas County Genealogical Society, including issues of The Pioneer (the quarterly newsletter of the Society) as well as directories, various indexes compiled by members of the Society, and other resources of interest to genealogists and researchers studying the history of Lawrence and Douglas County, Kansas. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Douglas County Genealogical Society (Lawrence, Kan.) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) 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Title A name given to the resource The Pioneer, Vol. 12, No. 4: Summer 1989 Subject The topic of the resource Douglas County (Kan.) -- Genealogy Douglas County (Kan.) -- History Douglas County Genealogical Society (Lawrence, Kan.) Description An account of the resource The quarterly newsletter of the Douglas County Genealogical Society in Douglas County, Kansas, containing information regarding the organization, activities, and membership of the Society, and articles of interest to those researching family ties to or the history of Douglas County, Kansas. The contents of Volumes 1-12 of The Pioneer are indexed in a separate publication. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Douglas County Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Douglas County Genealogical Society (Lawrence, Kan.) Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1989 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Copyright, Douglas County Genealogical Society Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Language A language of the resource eng Type The nature or genre of the resource text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context PIONEER_VOL12_4_SUMMER1989 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Douglas County (Kan.)