https://s3.amazonaws.com/omeka-lplks/original/eb441c0bd8c49aa70da5b104854ba290.pdf faecffd1156147d63ecfbf80153f0768 PDF Text Text ''--- " �Til Vo 1ume XII I . Number 1 Fall 1989 PI61111 -~ ~.,.. ~~-""""' .~ -......."'"--"~ .' _." . ... .>..." .... ~. ~ ,- ~~""J])~~ .• - ",- ~ •• . ~ ~. .,;,., . Pub fished Quarterly By: i'ouglas Countg Genealogical Societ!:J P.o. BOX 3664 LAWREN~Ei KANSAS 66046-0664 # �DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY P.O. BOX 3664 LAWRENCE, KANSAS 66046-0664 OFFICERS President • • • • • • • • Vice President •••••• Recording Secretary ••• . Corresponding Secretary. Treasurer. • • • • • Librarian. • • • • Genealogist. • • • • Newsletter Editor • Mary Burchill, 1612 St. Andrews Dr., Lawrence, KS 66046 Shirley North, 1337 New Jersey St, Lawrence, KS 66044 Janet Payne, 213 High St., Baldwin City, KS 66006 Janet Payne, 213 High St., Baldwin City, KS 66006 A.J. Lawson, 2246 Tennessee St., Lawrence, KS 66046 Charles &Erma Worley, Rt 6 Box 24, Lawrence, KS 66046 Zona Smith, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044 COMMITTEES Membership Chairman • Refreshments. • Goodwill. • • • • •• Ways and Means •••••• Five Generation Charts •• Cookbook Chairman •••• Independence Day ••••• Maple Leaf Festival ••• Budget • • • • • • • • • • Cemetery Book Chairman •• Calling Committee Chair. FGS Representatives ••• Erma McManness, 1600 W. 22nd St., Lawrence, KS 66046 Fay Talley, 2020 Emerald Dr., Lawrence, KS 66046 Vivian Commons, Rt. 1, Box 205, Lawrence, KS 66044 Maxine Hougland, Rt. 1, Box 262, Perry, KS 66073 Beverley Chapman, 2114 Marvonne Rd, Lawrence, KS 66047 Shirely North, 1337 New Jersey St., Lawrence, KS 66044 Janet Payne, 213 High St., Baldwin City, KS 66006 The Executive (board) Officers Jean Snedeger, 1638 Rhode Island, Lawrence, KS 66044 Mary Lawson, 2246 Tennessee St., Lawrence, KS 66046 JeanSnedeger, 1638 Rhode Island, Lawrence, KS 66044 Janet Payne, 213 High St., Baldwin City, KS 66006 .• Beverley Chapman, 2114 Marvonne Rd., Lawrence, KS 66047 Publications ••• Pioneer Chairman. • • • • Chris Kraft, 404 Cattleman Ct., Lawrence,'KS 66049 • • All Douglas Co. Genealogical Society members and Pioneer Committee friends who submit articles. ************ The Douglas County Genealogical Society is a non-profit organization with regularly scheduled MEETINGS the SECOND TUESDAY NIGHT OF EACH MONTH, 7:30 p.m., meeting place to be announced (usually the Lawrence Public Library). Afternoon meetings and occasional area tours are held if possible. An annual public workshop is held to help in research. MEMBERSHIP FEES are $10.00 single, $11.00 family. Checks should be made payable to the Douglas County Genealogical Society and sent to the address above. The fiscal year is from JULY 1 to JUNE 30 OF THE FOLLOWING YEAR. Visitors are always welcome. ************ The DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY LIBRARY is located along the east wall of the Lawrence Public Library, 707 Vermont St., Lawrence, KS. Hours are Monday through Friday 9:30 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.; 'Saturday 9:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.~ Sunday 1:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m •• Anyone may use our library but items MAY NOT BE CHECKED OUT. A card file of the Society's holdings is kept at the Reference Desk. Microfilm readers are available at the library and materials may be reserved through interlibrary loan at the Reference Desk. �THE PIONEER Published Quarterly by The Douglas County Genealogical Society P.O. Box 3664 Lawrence, Kansas 66046~0664 ISSN 0739-4101 Fall 1989 Vol. XIII, No.1 --------------------------------------------------------------------------CONTENTS PAGE Diary of John Walborn BATDORF •••••••••••• ~............................. 3 FITCH Family Letters Available at the Watkins Community Museum......... 8 In the Matter of the Petition of John N.O.P. WOOD...................... 9 Obi tuary of Hon. B. F. DIGGS............................................ 16 A Fish Story about Clarence HOADLEY and Bob FLUKE...................... 16 Lecompton Births, Marriages, and Deaths, 1900.......................... 17 Lecompton Draft Registrations, 1917.................................... 18 The SIMON Families of Douglas Co., KS •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 19 Douglas Co., KS Marriage Records, 1889 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•••• 23 Understanding Dates i~ the Old Style Calendar Before 1752 ••••••••.••••• 21 The Kansas Farmer &Mail & Breeze Directory, 1920, L - MATNEy •••••••••• 36 QUERIES ••••••••••••••••••••••••••._•• ••••• ••• • •••• • •• • •• • •• •• •• • • • •• • •• • 41 INDEX of Names in Current Issue •••••••••••••••••••••••••.••••••••••.••• 43 PUBLICATIONS List...................................................... 55 THE PIONEER welcomes articles and records for publication that are relevant to Douglas County family history, with the exception of articles from published and copyrighted sources. It is not necessary that articles be camera ready, but if you are typing for that purpose, be sure and leave enough margin space for binding. Send submissions to the PIONEER EDITOR at the address above, or submit to a Board member. 3 g g,---N'V ".L.MIRA ~.,.Baldwi. �Schools'· (a) (bl (c) (d) Cemeteries (V) Rock Cr"". Ceme,er/, 1001 (W) Clearfielj Ccmelery. 1611 (X) Wa'nul C'.ek Cemale<y, 1875 (V) WolIs"llie Cen,a,ory, 'fl.'12 (!) Black ":ack Caillctery. t 836 Families ( 1) Wlllla", Chillon, 1844 ( 2) JOhn Tecums.t> lTauy} Jon~., 1846 ( 3i RObert II. Pe-lrson, 1854 ( 4) John Scott, 1 ~55 ( 5) Snmuel Scott, 18:;5 ( 5) Gaerge lOb;ng:er, 1856 ( 7) Joen Pellibone, 1856 ( O) S.'~uol A. S'''nebra~"" 18.'i6 -----.- :--._-'- -----t-----t-. VIlellsvillq Clearllald 01.1 No. 58, 1852 Slack J~ck DIM No.9, 1 B~8 Rook C.ee~, 1860 Bullard [jls, No. 52, 1867. (e) Eve'green Dlel No. 42, 1867 (I) Merch,m" 01" No.3, 1867 (0) Briles School, 1003 ttl) Drown Oi91 No. 32. 1800'9 (I) Meline, 1000 (jI Vaspa.lIna, 1880', (k) PIC?,.n' Valley Uls, No.2, law's (I) Spring Crook Dis, No. 67, 18/0 (m) Now Hopo Dis I No. 61, 1811 Area P~1ap (I) ~~---;----~---- \', 1-_. __......___ '_-+___--,__ _ i' J Equal. Ona Mile .-~~----~--.---~------+------~--- (n) '..a:alt.!'1 Orcloch. 1813 lJonh Windy Di., No. 88 Pralrl. Bell (0) P()p18f Ridge. 1810's or CO's (p) PI'lspeo, Uls, No. 58, 1871 (q) Le I.oup 0101 No. 85, 1819 (I) McKaughan School, 1879 (s) S,,!pm H,II, 1870's (I) Weol Wlro:ly Olsl No. 88. 1881 (u) Cenlra! Disl No. 19, !C75 (v) Vlclory Disl No.2, 1800', (w) Wellsville Disl No. 289, 18CC's ,, (20) To BaldWin (30) , ( 9) Pa5chal AV.'ill, 18S! JOseph Black, 185r (10) (11) (12) (13) Peter BrecholSen I, 1857 Douglas Co. Mich3el COuCt'iln. le:;l George M.e<1 or , 1857 (14) Jacob nynerson. 1851 (IS) Williom O'Connor, 1855-58 (16) lienry Flshe<, 1858 '(17) JOhn Cra"'ar, 1 e5~ (IA) \.'Ial Walkins, leS9 (1~) JOhn Flehler, 1659 (20) JOspoh l. Hu~h., 1859 (21) Dr. M.A. O'Neil, le~g I (56) 'Ianry Gill, 1883 (57) William Gerlach, 1817 ([-8) William H. Mohermon, 1881 (5~) Or. Charles W. Ewing, 1892 (50) James Co. ('.ollln., 1878 (33) P--Lti'L--!'!-' . Jr ,~----;';:(h"')- 1 . . . . o~'''' -- Palmyra Twp. McC..nl3h Twp .• / iranklin Twp. Richland Twp. ~ (19) (25) (I) , (23) Is,x Collin., 1B60 (24) P.N, Wln!I",!, leGO (25) Nelson '.I.rChanl, 1867 (2'3) HI .. m No.. , 1861 (27) Samuel A"s!ln Seyler, ISe7 «28) Jam€)$ Annur Ba:rnr;tt, lfJtj8 '29 John Walt'urn B'Hdod l3foR enJ?mtn ,an 1m noa CS, .668 (31) Jam... C. 5ino""r, 1668 (32) C~arl~s BO.wOllh, 1 ~&9 (331 Jo~ .. 3ror.")·, lee!! (33) Hall. JOhn t:. II.ITlsen, 1889 (25) Ma, lin P. Hay., 1859 Franklin Co. (18) (22) Damon HIGbie, 1850', (36) Rev, J.P. Staph,n., 1869 (37) Thoma. tl. fl.knr, 1610 (3ft) R"I', JOhn W. Foulkrad, 1810 13>1) l.W. Hosletter, 1010 (-\O) We3ley 5100,', 1870 (41) John W. Bal<.r, 1871 (42) Jim Cooper, 1811 (43) Joel Elliott, 1671 (44) Jam~s C. Simmons, 1871 (4~1 Norson A. ChaRlo6r •. 1872 (46) Ja,noz n. and c",n Rarnett, 1873 i41) Rollerl M. Faruu,on, 1876 (46) George Sleppy, 1~76 (49) John Milchall Todd, 1871 ('Xl) William Hull, 1878 (51) John Graybill, 18.-9 (52) Flonk McMillen, 18'9 (53) John and Richard Warr.n, 1B80 (54) Jim Kyle, 1862 (5fJ) Georoe E. lIdlkay, 1882 L (rl I (4) I (5) WELLSVIllE ~l (9) (0) A .. , . ' ~",~ 1_ _(V_)_ _ y8 ~.. ... . ,. (W)I (J)(C';(14) 1_::l .. ,(F) «;il_ ~ .. ~ (P) (55) ... ... -,,'" j L (00) .... /¥ Miami Co. /~I (1) 'T~: A ,-' ~ J";/ .;:.(7) (5l) (v) (18) (c) (V) (23) .." ~V'.y (12) ~, (51) l.elO!'p~) ~ - - -..... -- --'-1-: -"L1 t( M I - r--;, I ; ;' - kf ( / \ ".'H.ye~I Twp. i(5!;) -r M ~ -[~/' I- (d// ~-.#1t- JJi I I • r- '" ---- .1... (40) \15) (24) (n) (1), .-- __ ~ (27) i44) ". ,.. !G '" ___,+__(_4~'I-____t-___ -r~ ~-_-_-_+---)r--ot:.'--iiIf"--, ... /' " '''' r" ~~~~4} 0 /,-j(~~-,-+.,.-- -Otta~~:;~\/¥-- .~---:~; • ./ ... ,,- 1· ';JM:N;'., ~ (u) fool (20)~-f- (37) ' Franklin Twp. ;_ _ -LPeoria Twp. (41) (4(.9)~_ !~___ . (X) .,---I-----t---_ .. (34) (~) ----1---- (R) (0) 33 ------- "~,..,- . _- J '" --+----t---T- ,: ---+---t---y---' i I ______ !_____ M~·L' ~ . _____ ~~ �DIARY OF JOHN WALBORN BATDORF This is the diary of John Walborn BATDORF. It covers the time of Sept. 1864 to March 1865 while he was in the Union Army. The original_~~Jongs to Lois EVERSMEYER, of Douglas County, Kansas. John W. BATDORF was her great grandfather. A sincere thanks to Lois EVERSMEYER for sharing this diary with us. A special thanks also to my sister and her friend for helping me with this project. All spelling and punctuation was copied as it was written in the diary. If there are any mistakes, I am sorry because the writing was sometimes difficult to read. Transcribed and submitted by Carol-WHITSON, 2731 Rawhide, Lawrence, KS 66046. The following article is from. the Wellsville, Kansas Bicentennial Book 17761976. It tells about Mr. BATDORF and family and the map shows the place where they settled. John Walborn BATDORF was born in 1830 in Berks County, Pa. Two years later his parents moved to Champaign County, Ohio where he grew to manhood. In 1852, he drove an ox team across the plains and mountains to California. Three years later he returned and settled in Iowa. He married Charlotte WERTZ of Tipton, Iowa in 1857. He served in the 11th Iowa Volunteer infantry in 1862, was in the battle of Shiloh, later marched with Sherman from Atlanta to the sea and to Washington City where he was discharged at the end of the Civil War. In 1868, John and Charlotte BATDORF moved with their three children, Emma (HARRISON), Mary Elizabeth (WATSON) and Will by covered wagon to Kansas. They homesteaded on a farm 3 1/2 miles southeast of Wellsville in the Salem Hall school district where they raised cattle and farmed. Two more children, Dave and Cora (BARNETT), were born to them there. . 3 �THE DIARY OF JOHN W. BATDORF John W. BATDORF Tipton Cedar Co. Iowa Oct. 13, 1864 was drafted on the 29 day of Sept 1864 for one year from date of draft Names of drafted men of Tipton forces John W. BATDORF Wm KETTEL James RIPLEY Alexander CAMPBELL Casper FILSON Leaves ACHELTICE George WESTFALL C F MCLARK James WELLS left camp A__ on the 20 of Oct ___ on Chicago on the 21 for indianapolis on the 22 &arived at indianapo1ias on the 22 & left on the 24 &arived at Loiuvi11 Ky. & lef on the 25 for Nashville & landed at Nashville on the 26 & left for Chatanija & landed at Chatanija on the 27 & left for Dalton on the 28 & landed at Roame gao oont the 29 came to the 26 Iowa on the night of the 29 of Oct Nov th 11 left early in the morning & travailed 22 miles & campt start on the 12 aboput 3 oc10ck in the morning travailed through A1tana where SHERMAN ___ food &campt 3 miles Nov 17 to day we marched 23 miles ad good Roads saw some live hogs &chickens &Turkeys foraging parties take evy Thing that they can find saw some molasses ___ tolerable good. Bettr than any that we have come over eyt in gao past through McDaner here we past general SHERMAN &any amount of soldiers Nov 18 got up early & Ready to start but did not leave so our Boys went out a foraging got swate potatoes all the Regimet could use & all the fresh pork & beef this for the first time I ha all ___ to eat since I left home we left camp last night after dark &marching 8 miles & campt near a church it Rained nearly all night Nov 19 got up early & still Raining started at daylight marched 2 miles & got on the Rong Road & had to turn Back making the march for nothing travele 9 mile & bot Breakfast here we com across a Rich man took 400 1bs barr1s of flower & bare1s 4 of sugar molasses pork chicken hogs catte1 potatoes &evry thing here J eats some Ripe tomatoes & some nice green 1ettes our companie was detailed as ___ guard. here is a big flowering mill on the River ___ a vry nice water ___ a nice here is a nice cotton factory ___ at night as we ___ to start we got order that we would not leave Before morning Rained hard last night we war on gard at Mr. BUTTS house 40 miles to Maken 75 miles to Andersonville here are some of our prisoners they report one thoisand troups ahead of us to oppose us in our Raid to day we herd that LEA had evacuatd Richmond &was making for us or for the gu1d Nov 20 Sun. we left camp early very muddy & Bad travling crost the oza1mu1ga River on pontoons. they Burned for BUTTS all his cotton which amounted over three hundred thousand dollars & Burnt the factory campt at a place Rained all night Nov 21 Rained nearly all day & tuned'very coa1d at night very muddy got in camp at dark had all our clothes wet hard night for sleeping Nov 22 ___ froz & snowed last night coald all day had Bad marching coald all day & some snow Nov 23 froze hard last night bad ___ a man this morning to day we marched all day until 9 0 clock to night froze hard campt in a field very coa1d Nov 24 marched about 12 miles campt had a good eat Nov 25 got up early marched hard all day & campt in a good plase plenty wood & water we 23 our men had a ___ &cleaned out the ponies at a small town & Burnt the town our loss I do not know But was very small the Rebs loss Considerable 26 Saturday started earley marched 7 miles & crost the River &came 1 mile & cooked diner to day we past the 11 Iowa I saw Tipe BARRET, he told me that the Boys ware all well says we marched over two hundred miles in 15 days after diner we travaied 8 miles &campt 4 �here we came up with all of the here the 3 Iowa & the 2 nd war consolidated we have now over nine hundred men in our Regiment to day J J _ _ _ first gray B Sunday Nov 27 got up earley &marched 3 miles &came to the Charlston &Macon Railroad her we war ordered to halt &stack arms &tare up the Road & Burn frait house water tank & Nov. 28 marched hard campt near pine swamp N. 29 got up at 3 oclock &we want & Built fire so~at we could sea to.cross the.swamp started Before day light &marched hard all day through swamp & plne land flne timber hardley any farms through here land poor No towns for some time _ _ ~ Nov 30 got up earley & started on our march crossed 7 or 8 swamps Bad marchlng all pine timber & sandie soli campt near a s\,/amp in the pine woods weather very hot I sweat as much as I did in harvest. December the 1 1864 very hard marching very wet and muddy & very warm to day I got sick as _ I walked all day & carried my load campt late D. 2 I had my nap sack hauled & I did not get up with my Regiment crost the River on the pontoons & tore up the Rail-Road & Burnt _ _ Burnt to the & had my nap sack stolen with Blanket oil & shelter tent socks drawers-5hirt tobaco paper & house wife ink & all my trinkets worth about 25 dollars Dec-3 still on-the other side of the River taring up the RailRoad Dec 4 had hard all day & campt late in the woods good camp 65 miles from savana Dec 5 got up early &marched very hard all day til dark & campt in the woods water hard to get wood poor _ very _ _ had sand swamp all day Dec 6 did _ the today I paid _ _ _ _ _ I was sick all day & night with the Diarhear &pains in my stomache our Regiment for forage & hosses &mules &nigers Dec 7 to day Rained &we marched to the River &crosed & had to sKermish for 3 miles from Road 2 of our men got Kild &one wonded the Rebs lost more we are 20 miles from _ wheir we will have to fight Dec 8 marched hard until 3 oclock & campt & through up Breast works until 12 0 clock Then slept until about 4 for up & got Breakfast turned cool last night Robert says we Killed 20 Rebs on the sKirmish line &_ some wooned & 17 _ Dec. 9 got up early &marched &formed in line & Battel part of the Regiment formed as sKirmishes &flankers the Rebs war fortified &we soon Routed them &took 1 piece of artilery found severl dead &some wonded We campt early &throwed up Breast works we are 12 miles from savana Dec 10 got up early & Ready to march _ &marched through a swamp water 6 in deepe &marched _ mile &formed in line of Batte1 in a Bad swamp tall grass &our cannon sheld the Rebs the cannon plaid near1ey all day our companies yet on picket last night it Rained I had no tent _ Blanket Dec 11 _ _ Sun morning our Battery opend this morning with 4 guns &was to 4 others the shells Birst all around my pickets _ &one shell--I--dodge~hat cam up a forrow that I was standing severel shells Burst over my head firing eased about noon then we left our poasts &cooked Breakfast a shell Burst near whar we ware a cooking 1 piece fell within a ft of our fire we are on a 1 half Rashions 1 1/2 crackers for 2 days no sugar & but little coffee we had to live so far 10 days &all the way from Roame we only got 3/4 Rash but we gethered sweate potatoes turnips &so we the mosketoes Bit me while on picket Dec 10 fine _ a good-SOrt of the time I saw Boys offer 50 cts for 1 crackers yesterday I & BALEY for 4 chickens we eat 2 & give the Boys 1 Dec 12 we joined our Regiment last night we ware on 24 hr & then we ware _ it got coald last night the ground froze a littel the cannon Boomed all a round to day one of our officers Capt. DUCKWORTH was Buried he was a fine man & liked By all that knew him wheir we ware on picket their ware 25 Ricks of Rise 12 steps long & 5 steps wide estinatd at 2500 to three thousand-SUshe1s & it was of the first quality we lay in camp all day &washed &cleaned our guns Dec 13 fine morning this morning we had inspection of arms & laid still all day the cannon ware a b?oming all day.to day fort McAlister was taken with 23 guns &some small arms & prlsoners last nlght about 8 oc10ck we ware drawen in line of Battel but did more Dec 14 had a good night sleppe in our shanty cloudy this morning everything seams quiet picket firing all day Dec. 15 Cloudy &foggy all quiet 5 �onley Picket firing Dec. 16 all quiet & I am a taking medicine & have bin for 4 days Dec. 17 all quiet this morning I received 4 letters This is the first since we Rome, G.A. Dec 18 sunday have not drawe on hard tack or sugar nor coffee for 8 days & we are hard up _ _ _ _ _ _ _ last night we had parched corn & Boiled Beef for supper Dec. 19 we drew 1 lbs of crackers for 1 day Rashions last night we Received orders to Be Ready to march with oute Knapsacks at 1 moments notice &we lay down with all our all cuterments on all night Dec 20 all quiet onley canonading along the lines I was up in the night & saw the fires at savanna the Rebs evacuated the plaise on the night of the 20 Dec 21 got up early got orders to pack up & Be Ready to march at a moments notice &we left campt about 8 o clock to get to savanna about 2 p.m. & campt &_ until noon next day Dec 22 we marched 3 miles & campt at fort Brown _ _ _ _ J eat some pork & turnips Dec 23 to day we pushed aCar to savanna noadedh withlumber & pul'diD miles to Build quarters Dec 24 to day we ware on grand Review by the General Wm SHERMAN Dec 25 all quiet &we are a fixing our shanties Rained last night Dec. 26 Rained &muddy to day 8 men of our Companies ware detailed to go to fort thunder for duty 4 miles from camp Dec 27 we are at fort thunderboalt to day I was fishing for oysters & _ Enough for 2 good soups _ partners Dec. 28 we had a nice Thunder shower & it is nice & pleasant Dec. 29 cool &windy Dec. 30 last night a house4 Burnt down Cool &windy all day Dec. 31 still cool &windy I got a letter from Charlotte Sunday January 1 1865 fine & pleasant froze last night 2 all quiet Jan 3 to day the 17th got on transports here & left down River Their ware _10 boats here to day the prisoners Comensed to Build wharf Jan 4 the soi1ders are still going down the River Jan 5 to day I was detailed Back to the Regiment & I turned over may gun &equipment &cooked for the officers Jan 6 Rained last night 7 to day our Regiment is on grand Review Jan 8 Sunday to day our Boys drew near _9 all quiet in camp only duty & Rumrs about us leaving up to Jan 16 17 18 & 19 to day we got orders to march & left camp to crost the River at savanna Rained all day & nearley all night at night we Returned to our camp again Jan 20 we started again about day light &crost the second pontoons & built Corderor Roads & Returned at night to our coald quarters it is impossible for us to move as the teams swamped & it is still Raining Jan 21 no more to day BAFS &OEHELTREE are in the hospital at savannah still Raining 22 still Raining 23 _ still it Raining Jan 24 last night it quit Raining & got coald the ground froze a little & to day it is nice & clear Jan 25 26 27 1aide in camp & nothing dOing 28 started on a march 22 miles Jan 29 sunday still coald & clear on the 28 they had a fire in savanna the arsna1 & 4 _ Burnt _ _ _ _ Jan 29 got up early marched till night very Bad Roadsswamps &mud very fine timber past severel houses that war Burnt Jan 30 marched to day Raods still Bad for teams past a small town near1ey all Burnt there I saw a darkey that one of the 20 core shot Because he would not tell wheir his masters money was & I also saw a darkey woman that was froze to death we campt with in one & 1/2 mile of the River Jan 31 to day we laid campt Feb. 1 nothing done to day Feb. 2 to day we had a load _ _ nothing of interest it Rained last night 3 & all day Rainey &Cloudy Feb 4 to day we for orders to pack up & leave camp we crost the Ri ver at sun set _ _ south carol ina Marched 30 Sunday Feb 5 pleasant morning last I Received a letter from home & all we1r-Feb. 6 Rained all day marched _ forage _ up the Road Rained all night Feb. 7 Rained all day we marched through mud & rain &_ Roads very disagreeable Feb 8 to day it is nice & clear &cool got up early &marched very Bad Roads all swamps & sand every thing Burnt &everything foraged to day the Rebs Run some of our men that ware out a forging Feb 9 got up early & left camp crost a very Bad swamp & had to waide the water for 1/ mile & very coald & snowed some to day it took out train until 4 0 clock to crost the swamp _ campt on the other side the Rebs fortif left campt 4 this morning _ 4 0 clock travi1ed 25 miles to day we past through 6 �the Best country since we came in the state we past some very fine farms & houses Feb this morning we came up to the farm of Mr. WALTER it is General SHERMANs head quarters was for 3 days WALTER has a fine house. ___ one two thousand acres of land & cannot on Raise sufficiant grain to his family & negroes he told it himself they Burnt everything he had but his house here is whare we struck the first Roads ___ this the Charlston & Augsta past the Rebel John S JENING ___ ___ 3000 acres of land ___ Negores he left 3 day ______ negores he left 2 days Feb 12 started very early & until to the south & River here we had a sKermish & took some prisoners-Feb 13 to day we started Before day ___ & crost the south & came up with General SHERMAN travailed hard Burnt everything we past a --factory & saw wheir their ---Fev 14 Marched earley & campt early it comensed to Rain about noon & Raine~ll night Feb 15 Rained this morning marched earley about 1 oclock quit Raining heard cannoning ahead at the River Their ware of our men Kild on the sKirmish cannonoiding all night Feb 16 Cannonoiding This morning This morning we caugh~ight of Colombia the capital of the we had some sKirmishing & & crost the River & after got into camp about 10 0 clock no cupper-Feb 17 This morning we saw thar-the Rebs ware evaluating ___ it has bin a very nice plaise & very Rich we got all the tobaco & forage of all Kinds that we wanted & last night the town caught fire we got some prisoners Feb 18 to day we marched on the RailRoad & tore up the tracks past the large where house in the state & full of grain sugar coffee Rice molasses & all Kinds of provishions J & 3 others of our Companies went Back to our old camp expecting our Regiment Back But they did not come so we staid alone very fine weather the Regiment still out on the Road ------- Feb 20 we marched very hard&--much-sindy & poor-Tana-Feb 21 marche~ard a~day hilly & Rocky land not very--good Feb 22 marched hard & over Rough Roads hills & Rocky country poor Feb 23 Crost the River wattree country very hilly past a small town 2 miles of the River fine houses Feb 24 Rained all day very Bad travling I saw the finest yard & house I saw in south Carolina Feb 25 still Raining Roads better today Feb 26 Rained very hard last night & it is clearing off now W.J. I saw a lot of home gards they all look very hard we crost Linck creeks had to waid it for 3/4 of a mile waist deepe the Rebs fired ___ on our men &wounded some we maide the landing & took some prisoners & Kild some Feb 27 we ware out on picket last night our Regiment in camp & Built Breast works our supply train of the River I have diar~to ~ay Feb. 28 Rained last night ___ to day we ware mustered for pay our supply train 1S not over Linck creek yet Rained all day.& night & still Rainy 1 day of March we are still laying in camp doing picket duty we have taken good may prisoners here & about here ______ (remainder unreadable). amount of letters wrote 2 Charlotte at 1 Charlotte at Chicago 1 Charlotte at inianoplis /:/ 1 G.W. BATDORF 1 to J C BATDORF Davenport 1 to Charlotte BATDORF at Nashville & 1 ___ to Charlotte at Roam ga 1 to the same --- --1 to the same 2 to Lotte from 8 miles of Savanah ga 1 to Dr. J.C. BATDORF & 1 to G.W. BATDORF 2 to Charlotte from fort Brown ga ' 1 from fort Thunderbolt 1865 Jan Too 2 from fort Brown Jan to Dr J C BATDORF Charlotte BATDORF of savanah :!-7':_!'~_ ~ .--- 7 - t>---. �Feb 1865 from 40 miles up the River March 13 near Fayetteville N.C. March 28 2 from goldsborow Apri1e3-1 toJ WBATDORF Ap 6 1 to J C BATDORF Aprile 10 5 to Lotte gouldsborrow 10 5' to goal To The Colon of the Iowa we would Respectfully ask you to put us into a companie together if it is agreeable ~o it would oblize us very much By so dOlng & we will all Be your obediant servants John W. BATDORF 1 Harrison W. BAILEY 2 Alexander CAMPBELL 3 Wm KETTELL 4 Barnard LONG 5 _2, 86 Joshua M. CROGGAN 6 Leues F. OCHELTREE 7 Casper S. FILSON 8 Bafs 10 Jones H. RILEY 9 John W. BATDORF 1 Harrison W. BAILEY 2 Alex CAMPBELL 3 Wm KETTELL 4 B. LONG 5 Lewes F. OCHELTREE 6 Casper FILSON 7 H. RILEY 8 Gi 11 rna BAFS 9 GROZAN 10 Iowa 2: 35 FITCH FAMILY LETTERS AVAILABLE AT THE WATKINS COMMUNITY MUSEUM The March-April 1989 issue of the IIDouglas County Historical Society Newsletter ll tells us that in 1979, the great grandson of Edward and Sarah FITCH, Robert FITCH of Omaha, Nebraska, donated copies of fifty-five FITCH family letters to the Watkins community museum. A pamphlet containing these letters will be available for purchase at the museum. In addition, Roger FITCH later donated copies of one hundred letters from a FITCH family relative in Massachusetts, which may be viewed at the museum. Edward FITCH came to Kansas in 1864 as one of the New England abolitionists who were determined to hold Kansas as a free territory. His letters home told of every day existence and of the alarms and dangers of border warfare during this period of crossborder raids between Kansas and Missouri. Edward was a schoolteacher for a while, then farmed on the outskirts of Lawrence, then moved back to town and worked in his father-in-law's bookstore. He was shot by Quantrill's raiders in his home in front of his wife and children, August 21, 1863. Sarah FITCH's letters to Edward's family, dated shortly after the raid, gave a graphic account of that horrifying event. 8 �IN THE MATTER OF THE PETITION OF JOHN N.O.P. WOOD The following claim appears in "Kansas Claims," Volume 2 of Reports of the U.S. House of Representatives, 36th Congress, 2nd Session. The volume may be found at the Spencer Research Library at the University of Kansas, Lawrence, their call number 1107. Researched by the editor. No. 436. In the matter of the petition of John N.O.P. WOOD. Douglas County, ss: John N.O.P. WOOD, the above-named petitioner, being duly sworn, saith: I have sustained loss and damage by the taking and destruction of property during the disorder which prevailed in this Territory from November 1, 1855, till December 1, 1856; a just and true account is set forth in the petition and testimony now on file in this case; for which loss and damage I claim compensation. under the provisions of an act passed February 7, 1859, entitled "An act to provide for the adjustment and payment of claims." Deponent further saith that during the fall of 1856, a large number of prisoners, commonly known and called free-State men, were arrested and held in custody of the existing civil and military authorities in Lecompton, in said Territory, during several months, a list of the names of which, together with the periods during which they were confined, as near as deponent ascertained or recollects, is as follows: all of said prisoners, viz: 109, were captured by the United States troops. by direction of Deputy United States Marshal CRAMER, pursuant to the order and authority of Governor GEARY, immediately after the battle of Hickory Point. Some of said prisoners were indicted for murder, others for various offences. all growing, as deponent believes, directly or indirectly out of the civil war that had then been prevailing in Kansas; said prisoners were virtually and in fact prisoners of war. The civil authority was subverted; the civil authorities were destitute of means wherewith to supply the wants and ' necessities of prisoners; there were no funds in the territorial treasury to pay expenses of keeping these prisoners; the United States troops, who served as a "posse comitatus" to aid in arresting said prisoners, refused to provide for them from the United States quartermaster's or any other department; the United States marshal declared that he was only acting in aid of the civil authorities of the Territory. On the organization of Captain DONALDSON's and Captain WALLIS's companies of militia, mustered into the service of the United States in September or October, 1856, said prisoners were turned over to said companies to be guarded and protected. Said two military companies were supplied with their rations by the officer in command of United States troops then stationed at Lecompton, but no supplies were furnished the prisoners. Deponent further saith that at the time said United States troops refused to provide for said prisoners, he, deponent, had. in the city of Lecompton. a large stock of provisions, groceries, and miscellaneous goods and items, such as charged in the schedule attached to deponent's petition, of the aggregate amount of about $10,000. Deponent then resided in Lecompton, and was engaged in dry goods and grocery business; all said goods and property were the sole and absolute property of deponent. About this time deponent was applied to by the United States marshal to furnish all necessary rations for said prisoners, as it was not possible that they should be left to star~e; no other person or persons in Lecompton or vicinity were prepared to furnlsh at that time adequate supplies for said prisoners; about the same time Governor GEARY, ex-officio commander-in-chief of the territorial militia, also requested deponent to furnish said supplies and rations; to do the best that could 9 �be done for the comfort and convenience of the prisoners, and to deal out all such rations and supplies as might be necessary from time to time for said prisoners; deponent then and there, considering the unsettled and uncertain cond~tion.of affairs in the Territory, the danger of a renewal of warfare, that sald prlsoners, as free-State men, were actually prisoners of war in custody of their opponents; that the pro-slavery forces were destitute of provisions and other means for furnishing the necessaries of life to said prisoners; that the prisoners were so situated that natural laws were more potent than mere civil laws or rights of property; that humanity imperatively demanded that said prisoners be kept from starvation; that public policy and the peace of the Territory were the alleged motives for the arrest and detention of said prisoners; that the governor had determined to allay excitement and hostilities by substituting the forms of civil government for the anarchy that had so long prevailed, and that he had at his command a sufficient force to execute his orders; that the pro-slavery forces were not likely to permit their prisoners to want for rations, even if they had to take the same by force, for, as prisoners of war, their sense of honor would impel them to forage for the support of their prisoners if necessary, while their own rations were furnished by the United States assistant quartermaster; such foraging it was evident would lead to opposition on the part of those upon whom the foraging demands would necessarily be made; opposition lead to resistance, resistance to collision, warfare, and a renewal of anarchy. All these considerations were pressed upon the attention and consideration of deponent by United States Marshal DONALDSON and Governor GEARY, who insisted upon this deponent to furnish these supplies; in addition, the marshal and Governor GEARY proclaimed that the United States government or the territorial government would be bound to indemnify deponent for any supplies so furnished; that said supplies must be had at all hazards; subsequently said deponent consented to furnish and did furnish the supplies and rations charged in said account or schedule, and every item thereof, to and for the use, comfort, and necessary maintenance of said free-State prisoners, and that said supplies were furnished under circumstances of absolute necessity, to which resistance would have been unavailing, and could only have resulted in further and heavier sacrifices on the part of deponent. Against such contribution deponent protested to said Governor and marshal, but finally consented to proceed therewith for a time. After a few days deponent refused to furnish some supplies from his store that had been sent for with a file of armed men belonging to said territorial militia to enforce the demand; in defending his property deponent had a fight with said armed men in his store; after which the governor came and urgently-requested said deponent to furnish said prisoners and guards; this deponent saw the necessity under which he was placed; in said fight blows were struck with hatchets and other weapons, and wounds inflicted; after that he continued to furnish supplies upon demand to the amount of the kind and description in the aggregate as set forth in said schedule. This deponent further states that he was a citizen of Kansas during the years 1855 and 1856, and has been residing in the Territory ever since; he now lives in Lecompton. Deponent prays that all his proofs and papers, heretofore submitted to Commissioner STRICKLER, (a certified copy of which will be found hereto annexed,) may be taken and received as his petition, schedule, and partial proof in this case; that some of the witnesses, whose testimony was filed with General STRICKLER, are now absent from the Territory, and their personal presence cannot be obtained, viz: Mr. JOHN~ON started some time ago for Pennsylvania, and James M. TUTON supposed to be in Llnn county, Missouri, as deponent is informed and believes. J.N.O.P. WOOD Subscribed and affirmed before me this 20th day of June, 1859. Edward HOOGLAND, Commissioner. 10 �In the matter of the petition of John N.O.P. WOOD. County of Douglas, ss: William P. CALDWELL, of lawful age, being duly sworn, deposes and says: That he resided in Lecompton during the fall of 1856; I was one of the militia men mustered into the United States service, and it was made our duty to guard the free-State prisoners. These prisoners were kept in Doctor WOODis house, now known as the National Hotel, in Lecompton; he supplied these prisoners with provisions, with stoves, fuel, beds and bedding, and clothing; these prisoners were kept in the house and supplied by Doctor WOOD about three months; never knew anyone else to furnish supplies and provisions for the prisoners; donlt think anyone else was able to furnish the provisions; Doctor WOOD had a dry goods and grocery store; had a good stock of goods; Governor GEARY told deponent that he had got Doctor WOOD to furnish the supplies for these prisoners, such as provisions, clothing, bedding, stoves, fuel, &c.; also a house for them to stay in during the time these prisoners were kept in Lecompton; it was an absolute necessity on the part of Doctor WOOD to furnish the supplies to prevent an outbreak and forcible contribution, as there was a sufficient force to take violently all the provisions needed, and this deponent believes that if the supplies had been refused they would have been taken by force; this deponent knows that some armed men were refused supplies by Mr. JOHNSON, a clerk in Doctor WOODis store, when an altercation took place; they came back to the storeroom with a file of armed men; about seven came into the store, and ten or more at the door; they attempted to take supplies by force; Doctor WOOD resisted; knocked some of the men down with a hand hatchet; it was supposed that he had killed one man; the armed men outside threw stones in the windows, dOing considerable damage; Doctor WOOD, after this, let them have supplies. W.P. CALDWELL. Subscribed and sworn to this 18th day of June, 1859. THOS. B. WIGFALL, Notary Public In the matter of the petition of John N.O.P. WOOD. County of Douglas, ss: James M. PELOT, after being duly sworn, deposes and says: That he was first lieutenant of company A, infantry, territorial militia, mustered into service of the United States during the fall of 1856; during the months of September, October, and November it was made the duty of said company to guard the "freeState prisoners." These prisoners received the usual "soldiers l rations," such as flour, coffee, bacon, and vegetables, and said provisions for the prisoners were supplied by John N.O.P. WOOD, from his store in Lecompton; he kept a dry goods and grocery store at that time; had a good supply of staple goods, and he was the only one in town at the time that had a sufficient supply on hand to enable him to furnish the free-State prisoners with provisions; the quartermasterls department at Fort Leavenworth refused to supply these prisoners from the public stores. There were no means at our command to supply these prisoners; there were about one hundred ~risoners supplied by Doctor WOOD; no one else, to my knowledge, furnished these prlsoners; he furnished them with (in addition to provisions) stoves and fuel. JAMES M. PELOT Sworn to and subscribed this 18th June, A.D. 1859. THOS. B. WIGFALL, Notary Public. 11 �Territory of Kansas, County of Douglas: The petition of J.N.O.P. WOOD, of the county of Douglas and Territory of Kansas, under the act of the territorial legislature, entitled "An act to provide for the auditing of claims," approved February 22, 1857: J.N.O.P. WOOD, of the county of Douglas and Territory of Kansas, would respectfully represent unto the honorable commissioners: That during the year 1856 he was dealing in merchandise (consisting of provisions, dry goods, groceries, &c.) in the town of Lecompton, county and Territory aforesaid; that during the summer and fall of the year 1856 a large number of prisoners, amounting from eighty-four to one hundred and thirteen in number, were held in the town of Lecompton, Kansas Territory, by the United States marshal for the Territory of Kansas for various and different offences against the laws of the United States and those of Kansas Territory; and while held as aforesaid your petitioner furnished the said prisoners with boarding and lodging, and for number of prisoners, time of keeping, price, &c., you are referred to the schedule herewith filed, which is made a part of this petition; that a number of said prisoners were tried before the proper tribunal in Kansas Territory, convicted, and sentenced to hard labor in the penitentiary; and that after their conviction and sentence, as aforesaid, your petitioner furnished to the master of convicts of Kansas Territory (under whose charge they were placed) provisions, bedding, and clothing, amounting to seven hundred and fifty-six dollars and seventy-three cents, ($756.73;) that during the summer of A.D. 1856 your petitioner furnished to the United States marshal, DONALDSON, and to other persons having command of the territorial militia engaged in the political difficulties existing in Kansas Territory at that time, provisions and other necessaries amounting to the sum of one thousand seven hundred and eighty-two dollars and eleven cents; and that during the winter of 1856, and at the time of the existing political difficulties, your petitioner lost, by having them stolen and forcibly taken from him by persons engaged in said difficulties, articles of merchandise and live property, amounting in the whole to five hundred and seventy-five dollars, and during the summer of 1856 he lost, as aforesaid, two saddles and bridles of the value of thirty-four dollars and fifty cents, as will be manifestly shown by reference to the schedule herewith filed; and interest on the same at the rate of ten per cent per annum for the term of two years, amounting to one hundred and twenty-one dollars and twenty cents, which, as in other cases, added to the whole, amounts to the sum total of seven thousand eight hundred and forty-five dollars and thirty-one cents, all of which your petitioner most respectfully presents. J.N.O.P. WOOD Subscribed and sworn to before me on this 21st day of January, 1858. David T. MITCHELL, Notary Public, Douglas County, K.T. Territory of Kansas, Douglas County, ss: On this 19th day of January, 1858, personally came before me William P. CALDWELL, who, being duly sworn, states: That he was a soldier in the militia of Kansas Territory in the year 1856, while engaged in the political difficulties then existing in Kansas; at which time he, together with the other soldiers en~aged with him, was stationed at Lecompton, Kansas Territory, to guard the prlsoners who were then held in custody at said time and place; that he acted as one of the guard to said prisoners all the time they were held at Lecompton, and knows the number of them. He also states that he has examined the following account of J.N.O.P. WOOD as to. the number of prisoners, the time of boarding, and the price charged for boar~lng; he s~a~es that he knows, from his own knowledge, that said WOOD furnlshed provlslons and boarded the number of said prisoners, as therein charged, 12 �from about the 22d day of September to 17th day of November, 1856, and that the price therein charged in said account he believes to be correct, and remains unpaid. William P. CALDWELL. Subscribed and sworn to before me on the 19th day of January, 1858. David T. MITCHELL, Notary Public, Douglas County, K.T. Territory of Kansas, Douglas County, ss: On this 21st day of January, 1858, personally came before me Samuel J. CRAMER, who, being duly sworn, states: That during the year 1856 he was acting as United States deputy marshal for the Territory of Kansas; that he frequently had business with the prisoners which were then held in custody at Lecompton, Kansas, and is well acquainted with the number of prisoners and the time they were held as prisoners aforesaid. He also states that he knows that J.N.O.P. WOOD boarded the said prisoners during the time they were held as such; that he (your affiant) has examined the account of said WOOD, herein filed, for the boarding of said prisoners, and he believes the time as charged for keeping said prisoners is correct, and that the number of said prisoners as therein charged is correct, and the price therein charged is reasonable, as he verily believes, to the best of his knowledge. Samuel J. CRAMER. Subscribed and sworn to before me on this 21st day of January, 1858. David T. MITCHELL, Notary Public. Personally came before me Samuel B. FORD, who, being duly sworn, states that he was a soldier at the time and place with William P. CALDWELL; that he has examined the above affidavit, and agrees with him as to the statement therein as to the number of prisoners and the time they were held as prisoners, and that J.N.O.P. WOOD furnished them with provisions and boarding; the price as charged is reasonable. Samuel B. FORD Subscribed and sworn to before me on the 21st day of January, 1858. David T. MITCHELL, Notary Public, Douglas County, K.T. Kansas Territory, Douglas County, ss: Personally appeared before me Robert B. NELSON and Benjamin C. BROOKE, who, being of lawful age, and being duly sworn, say that they have examined the following account, and believe that the number of prisoners, time of board, and price charged therefor, to be correct and reasonable, and that they believe the said account to be due and unpaid, as they verily believe. R.B. NELSON B.C. BROOKE Subscribed and sworn to before me on this 21st day of January, 1858. David T. MITCHELL, Notary Public, Douglas County, K.T. 13 �Territory of Kansas to J.N.O.P. WOOD, Dr. 1856, Sept. 22. To boarding 103 prisoners, Do 113 do 6. Do 94 do Oct. 21. To boarding 91 prisoners, Oct. 6. Do 87 do Nov. 17. Do 84 do 4 days, at 75c. per day ••• $299.00 10 do do 846.50 15 do do 1,057.50 16 days, at 75c. per day •• 1,092.75 11 do do 717.75 10 do do 630.00 4,642.75 By draft of J.B. DONALDSON........................ 632.00 To balance due •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 4,010.75 Territory of Kansas, per Lewis J. HAMPTON, master of convicts, to J.N.O.P. WOOD, Dr. 1856, Nov. (There follows a list of items charged, including flour, beef, coffee, pepper, syrup, Orleans molasses, frying-pans, buckets, camp-kettle, cups, salt, saleratus, star candles, a broom, coffee-boilers, tin plates, washbasins, dishpans, wood, turnips, bar soap, yeast-powders, knives and forks, bacon, and tea.) Territory of Kansas, Douglas County, ss: Samuel JOHNSON, being of lawful age, being duly sworn, says: That the foregoing articles and things as therein stated were furnished and received by the officers in command and other persons in the employ of the territorial militia, and the marshal of said Territory while he had troops under his command and prisoners to provide for, and that said articles were furnished at the regular prices as sold at retail to any other person, and I have carefully made out said account and footed up the same, and that the same is due and unpaid, as I verily believe; I was the only clerk in the store at that time. Samuel JOHNSON. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 4th day of December, 1827. H.J. STRICKLER, Commissioner for auditing claims. Territory of Kansas to J.N.O.P. WOOD, Dr. January 21, 1857. (There follows a list of furniture - mattresses, comforts, stove, bed and bedstead, and a table - valued at $196.00). Personally came before me James M. FONTON, who being duly sworn, states: That he was under the employ of Lewis J. HAMPTON, master of convicts in Kansas Territory, during the year 1856 and 1857; that he has examined the items in the above account and knows it correct as to number, amount and price, because he was the person who got the items in the above account from J.N.O.P. WOOD, by the order of Lewis J. HAMPTON, and knows that said articles were got for and used by the con~icts then under the charge of Lewis J. HAMPTON, and the price charged for said artlcles is reasonable and the price at which said articles were sold at retail in Lecompton, Kansas Territory. J.M. FONTON. Sworn to and subscribed before me on this 16th day of January, 1858. David T. MITCHELL. Notary Public, Douglas County, K.T. 14 �Territory of Kansas to J.N.O.P. WOOD, Dr. December 18, 1856. (There follows an inventory of boots, coats, pants, blankets, two horses taken by an armed force, saddles and bridles, valued at $609.50.) I certify that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of the petition and testimony of John N.O.P. WOOD, as filed before me as commissioner, and upon which I awarded to him seven thousand eight hundred and forty-five dollars and thirtyone cents. H.J. STRICKLER, Former Commissioner. Lecompton, June 11, 1859. In the matter of the petition of John N.O.P. WOOD. Territory of Kansas, County of Douglas, ss: B.C. BROOKE, R.M. PATTY, George W. ROBBINS, Jacob S. HERD, James M. DOYLE, and Wm. M. DOUGLAS, being severally sworn, say: They lived in the town of Lecompton during the years 1855 and 1856, and were acquainted with the above-named petitioner; they knew that the petitioner furnished and kept the "free-State prisoners," about one hundred in number; a part of said prisoners were taken at "Hickory Point," and the rest taken at other places, and said WOOD kept and provided for these prisoners about three months; he furnished them with provisions, fuel, bedding, stoves, &c.; boarding and provisions were very high in Lecompton at the time; there was a scarcity of provisions in the country; supplies, such as flour, bacon, &c., were obtained at Leavenworth City or Missouri; it was well worth, for keeping these prisoners at that time, one dollar each a day; the petitioner is now residing in the city of Lecompton, Kansas Territory. B.C. BROOKE. R.H. PATTY. George W. ROBBINS. Jacob S. HERD. James DOYLE. William M. DOUGLAS. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 1st day of July, A.D. 1859. Thomas B. PRICE, Notary Public. Charles H. THOMES, being duly sworn, deposes and says: That he resided in the year 1856 on the California road, three and a half miles from Lawrence; that Governor John W. GEARY told deponent that he (the governor) had got John N.O.P. WOOD, of Lecompton, to furnish provisions for the "free-State prisoners;" he told me that said WOOD furnished these prisoners blankets; and this was told deponent by Governor GEARY a short time after the arrest of the prisoners at Hickory Point; there were about one hundred prisoners. Charles H. THOMES. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 2d day of July, A.D. 1859. Thomas B. PRICE, Notary Public. 15 �Names of persons indicted for the murder of Charles G. NEWHALL, at the battle of Hickory Point, September 14, 1856. Alfred J. PAINE, Charles H. CALKINS, James H. YORK, Francis B. SWIFT, Charles L. PRESTON, William BRAYMAN, John B. SUGREES, William S. WARE, John W. WHITE, Thomas ALIFF, Horatio BENT, Oliver LANGWORTHY, Joseph B. GAINES, Richard D. MICHALOS, Thomas HAWKINS, William KLINE, William G. PORTER, Jason YUNKER, John J. HAWELL, Isaac GRAY, Edward CATTINGHAM, Thomas P. BROWN, Josiah G. FULLER, Roswell HUTCHINS, Theodore DICKINSON, Dwight H. MONTAGUE, Henry H. EASTER, Miram KUSLER, Chester HAY, Lyman D. COLEMAN, John W. STONE, Ezekiel D. WHIPPLE, Samuel STEWART, Edward A. JACOBS, William KERR, Oliver C. JENKINS, Thomas BOWEN, Gustavus A. EBERHART, James CONLEY, Aaron D. ROY, Jessee F. PYLE, Henry HURD, Henry PRESTON, Artemus W. DOLE, Jeremiah JORDON, Phineas STEPHENS, Jared CARTER, Cyrus S. GLEASON, Joseph KINCH, John LAWRAY, Alphonso S. GATES, Atwell WOOD, Joseph J. BOYER, Mathew JACKSON, Edmond B. FALLEY, Gilbert TANER, Albert F. BERCAW, Otis MASON, Calvin D. HIDE, Albert G. PATRICK, William BUTLER, George N. NEFF, Justice G. KETCHUM, George R. PRIMERY, Eli LYMAN, Alonzo CRAWFORD, Artemus H. PARKER, David PATRICK, Resolved FULLER, John NEWELL, William H. GILL, Joseph HICKS, Stafford J. PRATT, Thomas W. PORTERFIELD, George H. POWERS, Aaron M. HUMPHREY, Thomas VARNER, Walter FLORINTINE, Howard YORK, John S. KING, Sandford VOGLESONG, Charles J. ANCHIRVAL, Adam BOWER, Thomas LEISON, James BLACK, Giles SMITH, Abram CUTTER, Thomas BICKERTON, Calvin CUTTER, Andrew J. HARVEY, and others, to the jury unknown. . Clerk's Office, Second JUdicial District, Kansas Territory. Territory of Kansas, Douglas County: I, L. ~1cARTHUR, clerk of the court aforesaid, do hereby certify, that the foregoing is a true and correct list of the names indicted for the murder of C,harles G. NEWHALL, as appeared by the indictment found against them at October term, 1856, for the 1st judicial district then sitting in the city of Lecompton. Witness my hand and seal of office this 27th day of June, A.D. 1859. " ---L. McARTHUR, Clerk. Per George B. BROWN, Deputy Clerk. - - -.•~~~.--- .. ----o~TUARY-OF HON. B.F. DIGGS: Taken from liThe Kansas Monthly," Vol. III, No.1, Jan. 1880, p. 20, at the Kansas State Historical Society Library, Topeka, KS. Submitted by Beverley Chapman. Hon. B.F. DIGGS, of Lawrence died on the 16th instant, after a life of great usefulness. He was formerly clerk of this county, a member of the city council, and was for some time editor of the Lawrence Tribune. He was born in Indi~na, Fe~ruary 13,.1827,.c~me to Kan~as in.1866 ~here he did the State great serV1ce, be1ng an upr1ght c1t1zen, prom1nent 1n pol,tical and social life and a worker in every good cause. Mr. DIGGS will be remembered as a most excellent and useful man. A FISH STORY The Watkins Museum provided us with a story from the May 23, 1889 Lawrence Journal. The paper told of Clarence HOADLEY and Bob FLUKE who went fishing at Lakeview and came back "tired, hungry, sunburnt and as cross as two sticks" with a "single 'finney,' about 2 1/2 in~hes long." "Bot~ Clarence and Bob are willing to make oath that they caught the flSh, but even th1S story is doubted by some of their best friends." 16 �LECOMPTON BIRTHS. MARRIAGES. AND DEATHS. 1900 Taken from the "Lecompton Sun," Lecompton, KS, for the year 1900. For more information, write to the submitter, Mrs. lona Spencer, R.R. #1, Box 274, Lecompton, KS 66050. 1900 Jan. 12 Jan. 19 Jan. 26 Feb. 9 Mar. 2 Mar. 30 Apr. 6 Apr. 13 Apr. 20 May 4 June 1 June 7 June 14 June 14 June 28 July 20 July 20 July 27 Aug. 3 Aug. 10 Aug. 17 Aug. 24 Aug. 24 Aug. 24 Sep. 14 Sep. 14 Sep. 14 Sep. 14 Sep. 21 Sep. 21 Sep. 28 Sep. 28 Oct. 5 Oct. 12 Oct. 26 Nov. 2 Nov. 9 Nov. 9 Nov. 16 Nov. 16 Nov. 16 Nov. 30 Nov. 30 Dec. 7 Dec. 7 Dec. 7 Dec. 14 0: M: M: 0: 0: B: M: B: M: M: M: M: M: M: B: 0: B: M: M: 0: B: M: 0: 0: 0: 0: A: 0: 0: 0: 0: M: M: 0: B: B: D: D: B: D: D: B: D: B: B: 0: B: brother of Van MASTERSON Miss ATKINSON and Arthur PEASE Gertrude WILLETS and Charles HEISE aunt of Dwight T. HARRIS (Mrs. JONES) father of Mrs. SLIETZ son to Mr. & Mrs. E.J. HILL Jasper ROSE and Nell ie GAINES daughter to Mr. & Mrs. Robert SCOTT Charley W. HEWES and Miss Naoni DAY William COLLINS and Agnes SHIELDS Lillian DOUB and O.L. TARVIN Ida TRACY and Henry G. PARSON M.W. CARDWELL and Mrs. Lettie B. SMITH Mr. TRACY and Miss BARKER girl to Mr. & Mrs. Fred BAHNMAIER Mrs. A.K. LOWE boy to William STEEN and wife Elmer H. SNYDER and Miss Hattie E. EWING Rev. E.G. ZELLARS and Miss Lillian BROOKE Jesse WILKERSON of Perry, KS. boy to Mr. &Mrs. L.A. STONE T.A. REISER and Mi ss ~1innie DAY son of William STEIN (STEEN) and wife Dr. J.L. WHIPPLE Mr. RAUSCH of Big Springs, KS. Mrs. Nettie BELL Mr. &Mrs. J.M. MOORE have taken a little girl to raise D.C. ZELLARS Harry BARBER M.J. WARNER Rev. W.R. HUFFMAN G.O. HUNTER and Miss Sue EWING at Perry, KS. T.S. EWING and Miss Etta SPENCER Mrs. WALROD girl to Matt BURKES at Perry, KS. boy to Hugh D. LARIMER and son to J.C. STINES at Perry, KS. J.W. ROBERTS of Perry, KS. child of J.H. THOMSON's sister. daughter to Rev. McQUISTIAN and wife (~1cQUISTON) Mrs. H.C. St. CLAIR.of Lake View ~1r. J.A. EUBANKS' sister of Perry, KS. daughter to Mr. &Mrs. Fred ·DESKIN Herman FARLEY in Perry, KS. son to Mr. &Mrs. Fred GREGORY boy to Mr. & Mrs. Chas. EBERHART Col. H.M. GREENE of Lawrence, KS. daughter to Mr. &Mrs. Lester STAUFFER 17 �Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. 21 21 21 21 28 28 28 28 D: D: D: B: D: Adolph SULZEN Mrs. Garrett niece of Mrs. Sarah HARRIS Sarah BRYANT, daughter of Jack BRYANT son to Mr. &Mrs. Thomas HOGG Hugo SEGALL ~1 : Will GLENN and Miss Jessie NORRIS M: Miss Lenora HUFFMAN and Joseph A. HANSLER D: Will LEAMER LECOMPTON DRAFT REGISTRATIONS, 1917 Taken from the "Lecompton Sun,", Sunday, June 7, 1917. Submitted by lona Spencer of the Lecompton Historical Society, Lecompton, KS 66050. 70 REGISTERED Thursday, draft registration day brought even 70 to answer their country's call. All white, and all American born but two Mexicans. Two sent their registration cards from a distance; Harry David CLARK from Aurora, MO., and Arthur L. GIBBENS from Melaurin, Miss. Leonard TIMMONS mailed his card from Denver but it failed to reach here. The number of different ages registering were: 18, 6; 19, 9; 20, 3; 33, 5; 34,4; 35, 2; 36, 2; 37,6; 38, 5; 39, 3; 40, 3; 41,3;'42,5; 43, 4; 44, 6; 45, 3. W. Bert JELLISON and son, Opie, were the only father and son to register. The names of registrants: Orville Clarence McCALL Ross L. ILIFF William Perry COOK Paul Brannen WINTER George Zebulen WHIPPLE Opie James JELLISON John Everett MATNEY Marion Arthur CLARKE Arthur SCHWEITZBERGER Amos JAMES Harry David CLARKE Chas. Frederick BROWN Chas. Andrew MATHEWS Bruce Evans HOAD George LaFayette GLENN John Millard TAYLOR William Irwin COLLINS A. L. GIBBENS Chas. Austin WELLS Newton Garfield SWALLOW Elmer SHIRLEY Charles Leslie KUHN Amaziah Howard SAIELIS (?) Earnest Gilbert ARNETT Nathan MORRISS William Arthur MARTIN George Henry WAHLENMAIER A1f MI KESELL Herbert Conwell COLE Robert Marshall GRAY Fred Hill MOORE Mike SHELLEY Thomas Frederick CUMMINGS Harvey Moore GLENN William Washington MORRISS John Francis CUMMINGS John Franklin HOOD Charles Allen MIGLARIO Frank FITZPATRICK Ira Allen KETTERING William Francis SULZEN Chas. W. SPANGLER Joe Darryl McCALL William Frederick GRAUEL John Steven MIGLARIO Thomas TARR William Bert JELLISON Henry Lee GOFF Herman 1. BANKS Manford Edmund BRISBIN Fred Henry NACE Albert Sylvester McRAE Oscar Monroe WINTERS George Miles BAHNMAIER Samuel S. DARK Harley Clement ARMSTRONG Francisco MARDES Charles Ross HARRINGTON Al LUNDY Odion BERSERRA Calvin Henry MAUST Charles Baker WINTER George Edward McCLANAHAN Guy Hedgeman McCLANAHAN Fred Chr.i s t i an SMITH Henry Albert ARNETT James Harvey BURNS Luther Martin WESHWERT James Francis McGINNIS Fred Jacob CARLSON 18 �THE SIMON FAMILIES OF DOUGLAS CO., KS Submitted by Mark A. HOOVER, 1573 Beverly Rd., Idaho Falls, 10 83402. He indicates that the parent document, available from him, has 18 pages of text with 55 references and 85 attachments. The attachments include copies of 64 Luxembourg birth, baptism, marriage, death, and miscellaneous records. The SIMON families settled between Clinton, Douglas County, KS on the north and Overbrook, Osage County, KS on the south mostly in Marion Township, Douglas County. Their migration was from Junglinster, Luxembourg, a small village about" nine miles northeast of Luxembourg City, over the last half of the 19th century and included members from the KRIER, SCHALBAR, SCHREINER, and THOME' families. They had been farmers in Luxembourg and continued in that occupation in America, no doubt attracted by the promise of peace and freedom and the availability of good farm land. Their hopes and dreams were not in vain as the families of each of the four immigrant SIMON children -- Mathias", Peter, Katherine, and Nicholas -- were to enjoy prosperity. The parents of these four were Johan SIMON and Anna THORNE' (both born in 1810). The paternal grandparents were Michel SIMON and catherine BRICHER (or BRICH/BRUCH/BRUCHER/BRUGGER). The maternal grandparerits were Mathias THORNE' and Magdalena FELLER. Attached is a summary of data for each of the four immigrant SIMON children, their children, grandchildren, and spouses where known. Of the 95 people listed 85 are known to have lived in Douglas County. The birth record of Katherine SIMON (C. on the summary), wife of immigrant Wendel in SAILE, is shown below. Wendel in and Katherine had a 20 acre dairy for many years on the south side of 23rd Street in Lawrence where the Ford dealership and Burger King are located today. �THE SIMON FAMILV OF DOUGLAS CO., KS Born A. Mathias SIMON Mary KRIER N o 12 Sep 183~ L)( 20 Aug 1837 U( beF 1872 1872 9 Jan 1861 August (Nicolas in L)( 20 Feb 1862 A.2 William L)( 16 Jul 1863 1 Apr 1872 A.3 Peter Joseph Margaret R. BENNETT L)( 5 Mar 1865 MA 16 Feb 1872 1871 KS abt 1890 ---------------- KS 23 Sep 1893 KS 18 Feb 1901 KS A.l L)() L)( Buried Died Married Immigrated ~ Jun 1887 Rock Creek Cem KS 28 Jul 1932 Rock Creek Cem KS ~ Nov 19~0 KS 25 Apr 1922 Overbrook Cem Overbrook Cem A. 3.1 August J. Oct 1890 aFt 1900 A.3.2 Roy William KS 20 May 1893 Bern i ce McCONNELL KS 30 Jan 1900 KS 17 Dec 1969 KS 6 May 1962 A.3.3 Corry M. KS KS Rock Creek Cem Rock Creek Cem Overbrook Cem Overbrook Cam· aFt 1900 May 1897 2~ A.~ John Peter L)( 11 Dec 1866 L)( Jan 1867 Junglinster. L)( A.5 mort-ne' (boy) L)( 15 Apr 1868 L)( 15 Apr 1868 Junglinster. L)( A.6 John L)( 12 Jul 1869 L)( Junglinster. A.7 Mary Gotlieb OEHRLE L)( ~ Feb 1871 KS 26 Oct .1862 KS 26 Feb KS 22 Jun A.8 Wendelin A. Ida L. HARDTARFER KS 11 Nov 1873 KS 28 Oct 187~ KS 2~ May 1950 KS 10 Jun 19~5 Rock Creek Cem Rock Creek Cem A.9 19~3 19~2 L)( Overbrook Cem Overbrook Cem A.8.1 Mary KS 7 Nov 1906 KS 21 Nov 1906 Rock CreekCem A.8.2 Wendelin KS 28 Jul 1908 KS 28 Jul 1908 Rock Creek Cem Anna KS A.I0 Katherine E. Arthur A. HASE aFt 1900 Sep 1876 B. Peter SIMON Susanna KRIER William A. Susan 8.1.1 Arthur P. L)( 21 Oct 1836 L)( 13 Mar 18~5 1891 L)( 27 May 1867 L)( 9 Feb 1868 beF 1885 abt 1897 KS 18 Jul 1898/9 KS 8 Dec 1966 KS 17 Mar 1963 Rock Creek Cem Rock Creek Cem KS 21 Jan 1903 KS KS Rock Creek Cem Rock Creek Cem 6 Feb 1866 KS L)( KS KS 11 Jun 1878 KS 6 Aug 1881 A.11 Caroline KS 22 Sep 1881 Jacob Edward HARDTARFER KS 26 Jul 1877 B.1 2 Aug 1869 L)( 8 Feb 1910 aFt 1895 2 Sap 1923 2 Dec 19~1 1~ Jun 1911 aFt 1878 Rock Creek Cam L)( KS 17 Jun 1918 KS ~ Dec 19~1 Rock Creek Cam Rock Creek Cem KS 1~ Mar 1950 Rock Creek Cam �8.2 8.3 8.1.2 Philomena William BROEKER KS 8.1.3 Leo John KS 3 Oct 1905 U< - 6 Mar 1869 2 Nov 1872 25 Feb 189-4 a-ft 1900 KS KS John Peter Elizabeth SCHALBAR LX 10 Mar 1872 LX 18 May 1875 1 Apr 1891 1 Jun 1888 a-ft 1900 KS 15 Feb 19-46 KS 21 Dec 1952 Rock Creek Cem Rock Creek Cem KS 17 Nov 1952 Rock Creek Cem LX 2-4 May 187-4 Junglin:ster. LX 1933 Mt. . Calvary Cem a-ft 1900 KS 18 Jul 1969 KS 3 Nov 195-4 Mt. Calvary Cem Mt.. Calvary Cem abt 1859 KS 3 Mar 1913 KS 21 Jul 1903 Rock -Creek Cem Rock Creek Cem CA 1918/-41 KS 31 Jan 1888 KS KS 6 Dec 19-41 7 Feb 19-42 OK -4 Oct 1966 MO 18 Jun 1956 Ander:son. MO Cem Anderson. MO Cem 1(5 28 Feb 19-41 Wa:sh. Creek Cem Amelia _______ SCHIRMER a-ft 1900 ------------- Mary B.5 Katherine M. LX 22 May 1875 1891 B.6 Jo:seph J. Victoria M. DOLESHAL LX 15 Jun 1878 AU 7 Nov 1876 1892 LX 10 Nov 1873 C. Katherine SIMON Wendelin SAlLE Peter A. SAlLE Nellie S. GILL C.1.1 Kat.herine M. BODE ------- C.1.2 C.2 Franci:s M. Anna Elizabet.h SAlLE Eugene Edward LUTZ LX 13 Jul 1839 GE 11 Mar 183-4 IL 2 Nov 1931 3 Jul 1929 Mt. Calvary Cem Mt. Calvary Cem -------------- -------------O:scar J. KS 29 Jul 1912 Ruth ----------- -------------- B.-4 C.l Rock Cr_k Cem KS B.3.? I'\) KS 18 Apr 1933 Oak Hill Cem Oak Hill Cem Mathia:s Mary SMITH 8.3.? , 1920/-4-4 a-ft 1920 ------------------------ --------1852 or ·57 1852 Oct 1860 Dec 1863 abt 1890 MO MO Nov 1892 ------------- ------------MO Dec 189'!1 KS FR 7 Oct 1863 9 Oct 1865 abt. 1870 Wash. Creek Cem Wa:sh. Creek Cem C.2.1 Eva May Claude KATHERMAN KS -4 Jan 1889 KS 21 Feb, 1888 KS 12 Oct 1910 C.2.2 Mart.ha Ana:sta:sia Earl A. LINDELL KS 6 Dec 1890 KS 25 Nov 1885 KS 2-4 Feb 1915 C.2.3 O:scar Eugene Inez 8. HEFFNER KS 13 Jan 1893 KS -4 Dec 1900 KS 10 Feb 1926 KS 21 Mar 1961 Worden Cem C.2.-4 Frank Elmer Thelma SCHWARTZ KS 28 Aug 1896 KS 2-4 Jan 1909 AR 5 Apr 1950 KS 16 Aug 1973 KS 5 Oct 1988 Wa:sh. Creek Cem Wash. Creek Cem abt 1890 1928 19-43 C.3 Franci:s Jo:seph SAlLE Mary DOYLE KS KS May 1866 Aug 1869 KS C.-4 John E. SAlLE Mart.ha J. DOYLE KS KS abt 1867 abt 1870 ------------ CA 1913/-41 Overbrook Cem Overbrook Cem �C.~.l Gladys C.~.2 WQndalin FQrn C.~.3 ------C.8 CLAPHAM CharlQs A. SAlLE FrancQs H. KASBERGER D. Nicholas SIMON Kat.hQrina SCHREINI;R 0.1 N N John Mary J. 0.2 JOSQph 0.3 D.~ (1) ----------------------------------------------------- KS KS 18~1 18~9 KS 187~ Eudora. Holy Fam Eudora. Holy Fam 1862 KS Hay 1873 KS 30 Jun 1927 KS 15 Nov 1890 Rock CrQQk CQm Rock Craak Cam ------------------------ 1888 KS 6 Dac 19~~ KS 1876 KS Frank AlliQ KS 2 Sap 1877 1880 -------------- --------KS 2~ ElizabQt.h KS ------------ aFt 1956 KS 13 Hay 1883 1899 ------------- ----------- -------- 188~ 0.10 Nicholas KS 1887 0.11 August.a KS Jan 1888 KS 0.13 AndrQw -- -------------- KS (2) GE M.ark A. Hoover 5-12-89 1573 8Qverly Rd. Idaho F.alls. ID 83~O2 187~ Rock Craak Cam 19_ 1896 ------------- KS 2~ Oct 1935 KS 27 Nov 1930 Wash. Craak CQm Wash. Craek CQm KS 12 Jul 1919 Plaasant. Hill Cem KS 1889 Rock Craak·Cam aFt 1956 SQP 1890 Fab 196~ Rock CrQak Cam -------------- 2 Mar '1919 1~ 7 May KS KS 9 DQC 1888· KS 10 Apr 1898 0.12.7 Harold Wayne KS Sowars-Union Cam bQF 1956 -------------- 0.12 FrQd Clara 8ella WATTS Jun 1956 19__ aFt 1956 -------------abt. 1882 -------------- PARKINS 2~ -------------- KS ------- KS Rock Craak Cam aFt. 1956 KS 25 Mar 1880 Nov 1878 I at. 1879 KS HENDERSON CharlQS Laura F. Paul inQ ------------- Ovarbrook CQCA 19_ Josaph ------- CompilQr KS 31 Jul 1978 KS 25 May 1965 KS 19 SQP 1875 MinnQ 0.9 191~ 30 Sap KS 19 Jun 1875 KathQrine SPRINGER 0.8 3 May ------------ -------- ------0.7 7 Oct 1885 3 Jul 1883 LH 2 Oct LH 20 Aug 0.5. CharlQs 0.6 ------------- bQF 1900 1~ SQP 1890 Rock Creak CQm �~OUGLAS.COUNTY. KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1889 -4~ From Book 6 and 7 in the office of the Clerk of the Specialized Division of the ristict Court, Room 144, Lawrence Judicial Building, Lawrence, Kansas. Compiled by Edna Welling and Vivian Clough. BRIDEGROOM N W BRIDE ABDILL, Edward S. BEHRINGER, Ella N: AHLERS, Joachim L. PEARSON, Eva E. Cheney, KS Dg Co, KS ALLEN, Edwin C. SCATES, Allie ALLEN, Robert VEATCH,Matelda Osawatomie, KS Paola, KS ANDERSON, Albert YUNGBECK, Annie ANDERSON, Avas TOBLER, Amelia Kansas City, MO Dg Co, KS ARMSTRONG, Christopher DUSTO, Mary Lansing, KS Galena, KS ARNOLD, Theodore HAAS, Rosa C. ARTERBURN, Moses M. SEMAN, Mary D. BAILEY, Walter E. BAILEY, Cora E. Vinland, KS Osage City, KS BANKS, Charles P. HODGES, Martha J. BANNING, William H~ ELIAS, Ethel L. BARDELL, John B. TREW, Christine E. Leav Co, KS Leav Co, KS BARKER, Simon H. SMITH, Lou Ann BARNES, Charles D. MILLER, Mary E. Abilene, KS Dg Co, KS BARNHART, Benjamin F. SKAGGS, Edna 1. BEAL, Thomas A. Jr. DOANE, Laura May BEAN, William LOWRY, Katie BEATTIE, John PERSING, Mary A. WHITE, Ida A. BEELER, William P. Topeka, KS Topeka, KS BELL, Fletcher W. BALLARD, Laura A. BELL, Oscar BELLOWS, Ida Lyndon, KS Dg Co, KS BENSON, Gustave S. PETERSON, Hulda C. BLACK, Harry P. (J) ASHBY, Miss Eva J. BOND, Milton E. WILLIAMS, Susie BRAUSER,Crist(Christian) FLEER, Amelia DATE/PLACE PAGE # 9 Nov 1889 635 3 Mar 1889559 Dg Co, KS 25 Dec- 1889 10 7 Apr 1889572 Dg Co, KS 27 May 1889 583 19 June 1889592 Dg Co, KS 12 Feb 1889549 Cherokee Co, KS 13 June 1889 588 21 Jan 1889 542 8 Jan 1889537 Osage Co, KS 29 Oct 1889 630 10 Oct 1889 625 1 Oct 1889621 Leav Co, KS 5 Nov 1889 633 8 Oct 1889623 Dg Co, KS 7 Aug 1889 604 11 Sept 1889 615 15 Apr 1889 574 9 May 1889 579 19 June" 1889592 Dg Co, KS 11 Apr 1889 574 1 July 1889590 Dg Co, KS 2 Mar 1889 558 6 Nov 1889 629 19 Mar 1889 567 20 Oct 1889 629 OFFICIANT H. L. Yarger, MG J. A. Motter, MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ John Haller, MG John Charlton, JP Jas. Maravin, MG W. H. South, Elder MG John H. Maul, MG A. H. Stote, MG W. D. Patton, MG John Q~ A. Norton, PJ C. G. Howland, MG J. A. Motter, MG H. W. King, MG R. H. Van Pelt, MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ Jas. Marvin, MG H. W.King, MG R. H. Van Pelt, MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ John Q. A. Norton, PJ C. W. Gullett, MG J. A. Motter, MG T. D. Davis, Rev. Thos G. Winey, MG Peter Schumann,Pastor �DOUGLAS COUNTY. KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1889 (Cont'd) BRIDEGROOM BRIDE BROCKWAY. James G. DAILEY. Maude Dg Co. KS Dg Co. KS BROOKS. Albert KENNEDY. Nancy BROWN. Sinnet REDDISH, Edith BROWN. Warren B. MC FARLAND. Lizzie E. BROWN. Willard CLIPPARD, Libbie E. BROWNING. Samuel B. COPLINGER, Martha L. Perry. KS -Pe-r-ry-,- KS BURCHAM. Drury MOORE. Alvertie Leav Co. KS Johnson Co, KS BURROWS. Charles HOLWICK, Cora E. Leav Co. KS Dg Co, KS BURROWS. William O. MORRILL, Agnes L. Leav Co. KS Leav Co, KS BURTON. Lansing H. RUPERT. Minnie E. Kans City. MO Dg Co, KS - CALLAN. John E. FLESHMAN. Mary A. Osage Co. KS Dg Co, KS CAMPBELL. Ross W. HEI~HILL.lda(Nina)L. Crawfordsville. IN Dg Co, KS -CAMPBELL. Thomas H. WELKER, Laura E. Monett. MO Dg Co. KS CANAVAN. James MC GEE, Minnie M. Jeff Co. KS Jeff Co. KS CARTER. Charles-K. ARMSTRONG, Clara B. CHRISTINE. William T. S. HATCH. Bethena A. CLARK. Charles W. WILLIAMS, Isabel M. Franklin Co. KS Dg Co, KS CLARKE. George TANSEMO. Mi 11 ie COFFELT. Samuel M. MYERS. Kate F. St. Clare. KS St. Clare. KS COLLINS. Alonzo O'NEIL. Mary H. Wellsville. KS Dg Co. KS CORYELL. Edwin M. BUSKER, Melissa J. Lebanon. MO Dg Co. KS CREEL . .James NEWMAN. Amy E. Oklahoma. IT Perhand, Minn. DANVERS. William F. KISTLER, Elmyra Topeka. KS Topeka, KS DATE/PLACE PAGE 17 Apr 1889- 569 Argentine, KS ? 11 Dec 1889 7 14 Mar 1889 513 28 Nov 1889 5 26 J~ne 1889 23 Dec 1889- Dg Co, KS 1 Apr 1889Dg Co, KS 2 Oct 1889Leav Co, KS 9 Oct 1889Dg Co. KS 3 Jan 1889Dg Co. KS 22 Aug 1889Franklin Co. KS 10 July 1889Dg Co, KS 9 Jan 1889Jeff Co. KS 11 Mar 1889 19 Feb 1889 13 Feb 1889Franklin Co, KS 31 Aug 1889 16 Oct 1889Dg Co, KS 19 Sept 1889Dg Co, KS 10 Dec 1889Dg Co, KS 26 Nov 1889Dg Co, KS 28 Nov 1889Shawnee Co, KS OFFICIANT W. A. Quayle. MG 593 12 E. M. Cohron. Rev. Moses Brown. MG Richard Cordley. MG J. A. Motter. MG Thos J.Stringfield. MG 16 John Q. A. Norton, PJ 571 John Q. A. Norton, PJ 621 John Endacott, MG 624 Richard Cordley. MG 535 W. Bristow. JP 608 E. C. Boaz. MG 598 T. J. Sternbergh.JP 539 Thos F. Norris, MG 561 553 548 R. E. O'Byrne. MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ D. W. Raines. MG 611 627 W. W. Brooks. MG John Q. A. Norton. PJ 617 A. B. Goodale. MG 6 John Charlton. JP 3 T. J. Sternbergh. JP 3 S. E. Busser. MG Je-f-ferson - Co-, KS-30 Dec 1889- =11= �DOUGLAS COUNTY. KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1889 (Cont/d) BRIDEGROOM N Ul BRIDE DAVENPORT. Thomas B. ROCKAFELLER. Maggie E. Linwood. KS Dg Co, KS DAVIS. John M. CHAMPION. Anna Jeff Co.KS Dg Co, KS DAVIS. William A. SUMNER, Josie A. Linwood. KS Osage Mission, KS DAY. John N. BAUGHMAN, Nettie F. DEAN. Frank M. HALDERMAN, Jennie DE COW George HAY. Emma F. Kalamazoo. Mich Kalamazoo, Mich DEISTER, Henry F. HALL, Mary Frances DEVILBESS, Charles E.BARDELL, Nettie M. Leav Co. KS Leav Co, KS DRISDOM, Thomas MILLER, Sarah C. Dg Co, KS Wyandotte, KS DUNLAP. Adam E. MILLS, Margaret A. Ottawa, KS Dg Co, KS DYKES. Daniel B. BROWN, Carrie E. DYKE, Lodire J. FRAZER, Georgie F. Coffeyville. KS Dg Co, KS EAKIN, Robert SURBER, Gertrude Perry, KS Perry, KS EDWARDS, George H. DIX, Isabella Kans City, MO Dg Co, KS EIBEST, John H. MC CORMICK, Mary E. ENGELKE, Henry J. KOEHLER, Josephine E. Shawnee Co, KS Dg Co, KS ENGLISH, Willi6m A. NYE, Cora E. Perryville, PA },eav Co, KS FERRIL, Genrge FISHBACK, Amanda FESSLER, Lt.;0p" J r1 LEAR, Mary Kans Ci ty, r,v. Dg Co, KS FLORY, William WHISLER, Anna V. ,FORTSON, Henry ADAMS, Susie FORTS011, Henry WILLIAMS, Sarah FOSKUHL., Andrew J. FLETCHER, Clara A. Cass C':" I I I Dg Co, KS FOSTER, Henry B. FOSTER, Mary E. GAEBLER, Adolph N. BORNGESSER, Mary E. St. Louis; MO St. Louis, MO DATE/PLACE PAGE # OFFICIANT 3 July 1889- 589 John Endacott, MG 543 John Q. A. Norton, PJ 545 .,Jas Magrath, JP 595 624 599 J. H. Snyder, MG A. V. Stout, MG John Charlton, JP 13 541 John Q. A'. Norton, PJ G. R. Houts. MG 570 S. J. Brown, MG 571 Wm. IrIan, MG 614 603 John Q. A. Norton, PJ Amos Hall Stote, MG 555 John S. Park, MG 638 Richard Edwards, MG 11 577 R. H. Van Pelt, MG H. Gerlach, Rev. 568 R. H.Van Pelt, MG 606 586 John Q. A. Norton, PJ H. L. Yarger, MG 15 594 584 554 C. Flory, MG Moses Brown, MG W. Wright, MG Wrn. Lane, MG 585 613 Edmond C. Boaz, MG A. H. Stote. MG Dg Co, KS 23 Jan .1889Dg Co, KS 29 Jan 1889Leav Co, KS 13 June 1889 9 Oct 1889 10 July 1889Dg Co, KS 24 Dec 1889 24 Jan 1889Dg Co, KS 1 Apr 1889Dg Co, KS 2 Apr 1889Dg Co, KS 10 Sept 1889 6 Aug 1889Dg Co, KS 26 Feb 1889Jeff Co, KS 20 Nov 1889Dg Co, KS 24 Dec 1889 7 Mary 1889Dg Co, KS 27 Mar 1889Dg Co, KS 7 Aug 1889 5 June 1889Dg Co, KS 29 Dec 1889 27 June 1889 29 f.fay 1889 28 Feb 1889- Dg Co, KS 6 June 1889 9 Sep 1889- Dg Co, KS �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS r-1ARRIAGE RECORDS - 1889 (Contld) * BRIDEGROOM BRIDE DATE/PLACE PAGE GAIRNS, Walter A. GAUCK, August ROBBINS, Lillie J. LOTZ, Anna 29 Aug 1889 19 July 1889License Only 18 June 1889 1 Jan 1889Jeff Co, KS 26 Sept 1889Dg Co, KS 31 Oct 1889Dg Co, KS 18 Mar 1889Dg Co, KS 22 Apr 1889 31 Oct 1889 10 Oct 1889Dg Co, KS 19 Feb 1889Jeff Co, KS 2 June 1889Dg Co, KS 20 July 1889Dg Co, KS 20 Mar 1889Harvey Co, KS 12 Feb 1889 27 June 1889 7 Aug 1889Dg Co, KS 16 Jan 1889Dg Co, KS 30 Nov 1889 30 Oct 1889 21 Feb 1889Jeff Co, KS 5 Nov 1889." Dg Co, KS 11 Sept 1889Dg Co, KS 12 June 1889Dg Co, KS 611 601 John Q. A. Norton, PJ 591 533 Thos G. Winey, MG W. L. Morris, MG 620 Wm. W. Ayers, MG 631 Wm. W. Ayers, Rector 564 John Q. A. Norton, PJ 575 631 626 Frank B. Olds, MG Peter Brubaker, Min John Q. A. Norton, PJ 546 G. W. Browning, MG 584 Edward Combie Smith, MG 601 John Q. A. Norton, PJ 566 A. T. Burris, MG 550 595 605 Thos F. Norris, MG M. Wooton, MG Thos F. Norris, MG 541 John Q. A. Norton, PJ 1 630 552 J. Mueller, MG Henry Gerlach, Priest C. W. Cherry, JP 632 Richard Cordley, MG 614 E. M. Cohron, MG 587 Jas Marvin MG GILBERT, James F. ANDERSON, Eva M. GILBERT, John L. SHARP, Nellie Grantville, KS Grantville, KS GILRUTH, Thomas W. FOSTER, Ellen W. Kans City, MO Bridgeport, Conn GLOVER, William H. CRAIN, Laura B. Buffalo, NY Buffalo, NY GOOD, Solomon P. SHEELEY, Mary E. Kans City, MO Dg Co, KS GOODMAN, Walter PYLE, Flora A. GRAMMER, Samuel F. WERTZ, Mary M. GRAY, Horace O. GOEPFERT, Rose L. Williamstown, KS Williamstown, KS GRIFFIN, James M. FLEMING, Jane Perry, KS Topeka, KS GROCE, Edward E. BOWELL, Lou Circleville, Ohio Salina, KS HALLUM,William J. WILKINS, Queen V. Topeka, KS Topeka, KS HAMILTON, Edgar W. SMITH, Ella B. Dg Co, KS Sedgewick City, KS HANSELMAN, Amanuel H. BRASS, Clara A. HARDING, Frank GRIZZARD, Mattie HARMAN, Wilber D. WALKER, Martha L. Dg Co, KS Corydon, Iowa HARRIS, Percy D. BROWN, Lucena Linwood, KS Linwood, KS HARTI-lANN, August KAMPSCHRODER, Lizzie "HATSCH, Vincent KIRCHNER, Lillie HENDERSON, Frank H. FETTY, julia A. Lancaster, KS Jeff Co, KS HENRY, Stuart o. THACHER, Nellie G. Denver, Colo Dg Co, KS HENSON, Cornelius JAMES, Maria E. Dg Co, KS Ottawa, KS HILL, Oscar E. MALLISON, Lola E. Ogden, Utah Dg Co, KS OFFICIANT �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1889 (Cont'd) BRIDEGROOM HIRTH. John K. Kans City. MO HOBBS. John HODGES. Jess T. HOFFERKAMP.Herman J. Leav Co. KS HOLSBERG. Frank Dg Co. KS HOOK. Charles J. HOUSTON. Edward W. HOWE. Walter L. HUBBEL. Berton M. Leav Co. KS HUBBEL. Truman D. Tonganoxie. KS HUMBERT. Wi! 1 iam A. . HYMAN. Luther T. HYRE. Henry T. IRVING. George W. JAMES. Francis M. Jeff Co. KS JEHLE. John JENKINS, Charles JESPERSEN. Julius JOHNSON. Addison J. JOHNSON. Charles A. JOHNSON. Henry JOHNSON. John JOHNSON. John A. JOHNSON. Newton C. Dg Co, KS JOHNSON, Thomas Franklin Co, KS JONES, Edward JONES. Thomas H. S. KINZ(S)EY, Ebinezer Cincinnati. OH LANE. William LARGENT, Ira E. BRIDE CALDWELL. Ermin E. Dg Co, KS HOLMES. Alice MORRIS, Agnes S. M. SKINNER, Amanda Leav Co, KS STALL. Susannah Kans City. MO SHARP. Lucy GARDENER, Mary Bell I. (Mabe I) BENEDICT, Julia M. NORWINE, Tlitha Leav Co. KS HOUSE. Margaret Tonganoxie. KS NOTT. Emma E. '. WEBER, Minnie J. ELLIS. Eva L. CORPORAL. Emma DEAN, Lillie M. Dg Co. KS SCHWARTZ. Mary H. TURNER. Addie MAURITZSEN, Johanna BOWERS, Annie DEPPE, J\llary L. WILLIAJ\lIS, Anna PETERSON, Augusta MYERS, Minnie J. EDDY, Susie F. Clay Co, KS LUSH, Katie Franklin Co, KS WILLIAMS, Carrie ABDILL, Maggie E. A. MILES, Susannah Dg Co, KS KENYON, Lucy WILBUR. Elizabeth G. OFFICIANT DATE/PLACE PAGE 10 Jan 1889- 539 J. A. Motter, MG 543 577 565 A. D. Orrick, Min. John Q. A. Norton, PJ Jos Magrath, JP 613 Richard Cordley, MG 596 604 John Q. A. Norton, PJ Wm. W. Ayers, Rector 623 576 R. H. Van Pelt, MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ 557 W. H. Shinn, MG 588 555 619 578 586 Wm. Whitney, MG S. B. Hyma n, MG Thos G. Winey, MG S. J. Brown, MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ 617 618 569 547 12 591 605 616 John H. Maul. MG T. J. Sternbergh, JP H. L. Yarger; MG Richard Cordley, MG W. A. Quayle, MG H. L. Yarger, Pastor John Q. A. Norton, PJ John Q. A. Norton, PJ Henry Cocks, MG 625 John Q. A. Norton, PJ 597 576 E. M. Cohron, MG John Endacott, MG J. A. Lippincott, MG 615 550 Jas Marvin. MG Ha'rvey Stanley. MG Dg Co, KS 23 Jan 1889 1 May 1889 18 Mar 1889Leav Co, KS 7 Sept 1889Dg Co. KS 29 June 1889 7 Aug 1889 8 Oct 1889 24 Apr 1889- Dg Co, KS 4 Mar 1889- Leav Co, KS 11 June 1889 25 Feb 1889 26 Sept 1889 8 May 1889 1 June 1889- . Dg Co, KS 19 Sept 1889 24 Nov 1889 21 Sept 1889 30 Mar 1889 5 Feb 1889 23 Dec 1889 19 June 1889 7 Aug 1889 19 Sept 1889- 1 Clay Co, KS 9 Oct 1889- Dg Co, KS 4 July 1889 28 Nov 1889 24 Apr 1889- 4 Dg Co, KS 12 Sept 1889 17 Feb 1889 :jj: �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MAHRIAGE RECORDS - 1889 (Cont'd) BRIDEGROOM BRIDE SWISHER, Mary LEGER, James Leav Co, KS Leav Co, KS LEWIS, Deniewalter HAWES, Clara M. Brandenburg, K Y D g Co, KS LIMERICK, George W. BETTS, Della Wamego, KS Wamego, KS LONG, Thomas O. THOMAS, Addie Wichita, KS Dg Co, KS LONGFELLOW,Daniel O. NORTH, Maude O. Dg Co, KS Logan Co, KS MADSON, John PEARSON, Emma JVIARSHALL, Samuel C.Jr. BANE, Jennie May MC CABE, James F. LARGENT, Laura E. Topeka, KS Ottawa, KS MC CLURE, Isaac KATHERMAN. Amanda MC FARLANE, Albert PETERSON, Hannah Mary MC KAY, William M. RABER,Rosanna MILLER, Albert J. PARROTT, Etta Topeka, KS Dg Co, KS MILLER, Charles W. MORROW, Mary E. MILLER, Jacob REINECK, Katharina MILNER, Cyrus E. FREEMAN, Ida Nemaha Co, KS Tonganoxie, KS MITCHELL, John T. ADER, Agnes Kans City, MO Dg Co, KS MONDEY, Thaddeus HOPKINS, Sarah A. Linwood, KS Linwood, KS MONROE, Anthony YOUNG, Nancy MOORE, Samuel T. GILBERT, Effie L. Jeff Co, KS Jeff Co, KS MORRIS, John WHITE, Hattie MORTIMER, William PYLE, Ladona Viola Johnson Co, KS Johnson Co, KS MOTTINGER, George E. WHIRLOW, Annie Kans City, MO Dg Co, KS MULVIHILL, William MC GRATH, Mary Ann MUSICK, Charles J. AUSTAETT, Carrie J. Miami Co, KS Dg Co, KS NATHAN, Albert J. DUKE, Cordie E." White City, KS Dg Co, KS OFFICIANT DATE/PLACE PAGE 3 Jan 1889Leav Co, KS 5 Dec 1889Dg Co, KS 6 Mar 1889Dg Co, KS 23 May 1889Dg Co, KS 8 Nov 1889Dg Co, KS 1 June 1889 17 Oct 1889 16 Nov 1889Dg Co, KS 13 Mar 1889 1 Aug 1889 20 Mar 1889 22 Sept 1889Dg Co, KS 18 Aug 1889 19 Feb 1889 19 Aug 1889Dg Co, KS 30 July 1889Wyandotte CO,KS 30 Jan 1889Dg Co, KS 6 Nov 1889 19 Mar 1889Dg Co, KS 29 June 1889 7 Oct 1889Johnson Co, KS 1 Mar 1889Dg Co, KS 11 May 1889 17 Dec 1889Dg Co, KS 8 Jan 1889Dg Co, KS 536 F. H. Pettengill, JP 5 Hillary A. Gobin, MG 560 P. T. Rhoeres, ? 581 Wm. W. Ayers, Rector 634 John Q. A. Norton, PJ 585 627 636 T. J. Sternbergh, JP John Q. A. Norton, PJ E. H. Kellar, MG 562 603 568 618 Thos G. Winey, MG A. H. Stote, MG Wm. Irelan, MG Richard Cordley, MG 606 551 607 Thos F. Norris, MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ John Q. A. Norton, PJ 602 J. H. Jennings, MG 546 John Q. A. Norton, PJ 632 566 W. W. Brooks, MG Jas Marvin, MG 596 622 H. (N) M. (W) King, MG Eusebia Couch, Min 556 Wm. Whitney, MG 581 8 A. T. Ennis, Rev. Peter Schumann, MG 538 Jas Marvin, MG =11= �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1889 (Cont'd) BRIDEGROOM BRIDE NEUMEYER, August H. GABRIEL, Emma A. Wabunsee Co, KS Dg Co, KS NIVEN, Harry E. CHASE, Viola Kans City, MO Dg Co, KS NUFFER, William CEEB, Anna M. OFFNER, William A. MC NISH, Mary E. OSBORN, William FIDLER, Ida Bell Leav Co, KS Leav Co, KS PASSON, David COHN, Rachel PATTERSON, George W. CHURCH, Maude PATTERSON, William A. MC FARLAND, Edna D. Waterloo, Ind. Dg Co, KS PECK, Henry L. HUBBEL, Florilla E. Tonganoxie, KS Tonganoxie, KS PENDROY, Maurice M. FAUBLE, Minnie M. Osage City, KS Perryville, KS PENCOAST, Jacob M. HENDERSON, Eliza PEPPERS, George A. PHELPS, Rose L. Shirland, ILL Rockton, III PICKENS, Orlando H. WINGFIELD, Carrie D. PIERSON, Elmer E. BABCOCK, Mattie G. PIKE, John W. HYDE, Ella Horton, KS Dg Co, KS PORTER, Sidney CHISEM, Bettie RANEY, Henry LEWIS, Martha RATLIFF, William M. TURNER, Della RAUSCH, Henry ROSENAN, Hannah RICHARDSON, Albert L. MELTON, Melissa A. Page Co, Iowa Republic Co, KS RIDDLE, Edward R. TYLER, Emily RIFFLE, Albert S. LOVE, Isabella M. Walla Walla, WA Dg Co, KS ROBINSON, James CAREY, Elizabeth ROGERS, Herbert A. JOHNSON, Matilda ROHE, Hannibal H. SLOSS, julia A. ROSE, Seigel HARRISON, Lucy J. ROSS, Philip BREWER, Emma Reno, KS Leav Co, KS ROSS, Robert HITER,Martha E. Reno, KS Leav Co, KS OFFICIANT DATE/PLACE PAGE 14 May 1889Dg Co, KS 17 Apr 1889Dg Co, KS 4 Apr 1889 25 Dec 1889 28 Sept 1889Dg Co, KS 4 Sept 1889 2 Sept 1889 11 J1tly 1889Dg Co, KS 4 Mar 1889Leav Co, KS 1 Jan 1889Jeff Co, KS 24 Jan 1889 14 Mar 1889Dg Co, KS 16 June 1889 19 Nov 1889 8 Oct 1889Dg Co, KS 23 Oct 1889 23 May 1889 13 Feb 1889 6 Mar 1889 16 Feb 1889Dg Co, KS 28 Aug 1889 30 Nov 1889Dg Co, KS 19 Jan 1889 24 Oct 1889 6 June 1889 25 Dec 1889 16 Oqt 1889Leav Co, KS 27 Aug 1889Leav'Co, KS 580 John Haller, MG 575 John Endacott, Pastor 571 14 620 Philip Frieker,Parson John Q. A. Norton, PJ John Q. A. Norton, PJ 612 612 599 Hen'ry Berkowi tz, Rabbi John Q. A. Norton, PJ Jas Marvin, MG 559 W. H. Shinn, MG 534 W. L. Morris, MG 542 564 Peter Schumann, Min. Richard Cordley, MG 589 637 623 Jas Marvin, MG Wm. W. Ayers, MG Jas Marvin, MG 628 582 549 560 551 W. A. Quayle, MG M. Brown, MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ John Haller, ME John Q. A. Norton, PJ 611 636 Jas Marvin MG. R. H. Van Pelt, MG 541 629 587 14 617 Moses Brown, MG H. L. Yarger, MG E. M. Cohron, MG J. H. Bonebrake, MG A. Walker, MG 608 A. H. Daniels, MG =11= �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1889 (Cont'd) w o BRIDEGROOM BRIDE DATE/PLACE PAGE ROTHROCK, Ira ROY, Frank T. RUMBAUGH, Elias N. SADLMAR, Jacob Horton, KS SAlLE, Frank J. SCHMOE, Ernest Prairie Center,KS SCHNEIDER, John SEEVER, Claborn L. Leav Co, KS SERCY, William H. SEYBOLD, Lightle H. SEYMOUR, Johnson SHEPPARD, Howard D. SHIVELY, Edward SMITH, Adam L. Leav Co, KS SMITH, J. Franklin SMITH, Joseph P. Houston, TX SOXMAN, Christian Kans City, MO STANLEY, Emery F. STEWART, .Rolly A. Dg Co, KS STRONG, Edmund S. Topeka, KS STRUB, Joseph STUDEBAKER, David W. Dg Co, KS SUTTON, Emery L. St. Joe, MO SWANEY, Joseph A. Manhattan, KS SWINLEY, Edward M. TAYLOR, Charles F. TAYLOR, Sherman ULRICH,Martha CANSDELL, Miss Mary E. BALDWIN, Sarah B. BLECHL, Bertha Dg Co, KS DOYLE, Mary A. MOON, Minta V. Prairie Center, KS KESLER, Sadie E. WING, Addie S. Leav Co, KS TURNER, Ollie J. JONES, Mary GEORGIE, Bettie M. MARTIN, Susan O. STUTSMAN, Sarah E. BRElilER, Almira Leav Co, KS KNIGHT, Susan N. BEEBE, Flora B. Dg Co, KS EWING, Minnie A. Dg Co, KS WOOD, Annie E. WARNER, Lillie D. Dg Co, KS DE FOY, Mary T. Topeka, KS SWARTZ, Clara A. WIRTS, Nannie Osage Co, KS DOANE, Josephine Dg Co, KS ASHE, Mattie M. Leavenworth, KS INGLE, Rosanna. WHITE, Lillie PAYNE, May 25 27 14 27 13 TESTERMAN, Francis M. HOFFMAN, Eda A. Dec 1889 Nov 1889 Mar 1889 Aug 1889Dg Co, KS 9 Jan 1889 27 Aug 1889Dg Co, KS 16 July 1889 10 Dec 1889Dg Co, KS 25 Nov 1889 12 Jan 1889 26 Dec 1889 21 Feb 1889 12 May 1889 14 Mar 1889Dg Co, KS 29 May 1889 5 Jan 1889Dg Co, KS 18 Dec 1889Dg Co, KS 27 June 1889 12 Jan 1889Jeff Co, KS 5 Apr 1889Dg Co, KS 5 Feb 1889 28 Feb 1889Dg Co, KS 15 July 1889Dg Co, KS 20 Mar 1889Dg Co, KS 4 Apr 1889 11 May 1889 30 July 1889License only 16 June 1889 =11= OFFICIANT 562 609 Thos G. Winey, MG Edgar H. Kellar, MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ Henry Gerlach, Rev. 538 610 Silas Cavin, JP John Q. A. Norton, PJ 600 7' John Q. A. Norton, PJ John Q. A. Norton, PJ 638 540 15 552 579 563 John Q. A. Norton, PJ G. R. Houts, MG E. M. Cohron, Rev. A. B. Goodale, MG Thos G. Winey, MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ 583 537 Hillary A. Gobin, MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ 10 S. M. Black, MG 594 540 Jas Marvin, MG J. W. Stewart, MG 573 John Q. A. Norton, PJ 548 556 John Q. A. Norton, PJ Peter Brubaker, MG 600 John Q. A. Norton,' PJ 567 J. A. Motter, MG 572 479 602 John Q. A. Norton, PJ M. Brown, MG. 589 E. B. Slade, MG 3 �DOUGLAS COUNTY. KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1889 (Cont'd) BR I DEGROOM, w ..... BRIDE DATE/PLACE THOMAS. Arnie BRADFORD. Amanda E. 20 Feb 1889Pike Co. III Dg Co. KS Dg Co. KS THORP. Phillip MORTON. Miss Emma 21 Nov 1889Shawnee. KS Dg Co. KS Dg Co. KS. THUELIUM. Charles BETTS. Matilda B. 28 Nov 1889 TILTON. Edward F. KANE. Mary Abbie 22 June 1889 TIMMONS. Fremont S. TRUAN. Elizabeth A. 10 Nov 1889 TUCKER. William A. WHITTOCK. Ida 30 Jan 1889Wabunsee Co. KS Jeff Co. KS Jeff Co. KS . VAN HORN. William B. WEYBRIGHT. Wilda F. 10 Nov 1889- . Nickerson. KS Dg Co. KS Dg Co. KS VANLIEW. Conrad E. MOORE. Hattie 9 Dec 1889 VERNSEN. Ole LUMEN. Maggie 9 Mar 1889 VOGL. Alfred H. SOMMER. Caroline P. 26 Feb 1889 VON ZELLER.Richard L.F. SOUTHER. Alice A. 24 Aug 1889Baltin~re. Mary. Shawnee Co. KS Dg Co. KS WAKLEY. Charles E. ZEIGLER. Dora 22 Dec 1889Fall Leaf. KS Fall Leaf. KS Lea.v Co. KS WALKER. John W. HOWELL. Hannah 27 Nov 1889Wakarusa. KS Dg Co. KS Dg Co. KS WALTON. James B. KENNEDY.Mrs. Elizabeth 18 Dec 1889Wakarusa. KS Wakarusa. KS ? WATTS. Robert N. DARNOLD. Ida 16 Oct 1889 WATTSBURGER. Jacob A. KELLEY. Laura J. 14 Mar 1889 WEBB. Morris HOBB. Luanna 1 Jan 1889 WEBSTER. Frank PUCKETT. Amanda 21 Aug 1889 WEIBLE. Fredrick SCHULTZ. Anna Catherine 7 Nov 1889 WHITE. Michael CHRISTIE. Mary 26 Jan 1889Hiawatha. KS Dg Co. KS Dg Co. KS WHITNEY. Charles L. MOORE. Sue T. 23 Sept 1889 WILCOX. Alexander Martin MARVIN.MinaElizabeth 19 Dec 1889 WILHITE. Charles M. HISLOP. Florinda 15 June 1889 WILLIAMS. Edward RAY. Margaret 11 May 1889 WILLIAMS. John WHITE. Mary 31 ,Jan 1889Perryville. KS Perryville. KS Jeff Co. KS WINBURN. Charles LESSER. Mar~ 10 Apr 1889 Topeka. KS. Dg Co. KS Dg Co. KS WINEY. Jacob LAUBER. Mary 3 July 1889Dg Co. KS Miami Co. KS Dg Co. KS WOGOMAN. John H. BLEVENS. Louisa E. 4 Mar 1889 PAGE * OFFICIANT 554 S. J. Brown. MG 637 L. M. Leonard. MG 2 593 633 544 John Q. A. Norton. PJ John Charlton. JP A. L. Hope. MG C. D. Bates. JP 635 Thos G. Winey. MG 6 561 553 609 W. B. Stevenson. MG John Q. A. Norton. PJ H. Gerlach. Priest John Q. A. Norton. PJ 11 F. H. Pettingill. JP 4 R. H. Van Pelt. MG 9 T. D. Davis. MG 626 563 536 607 634 545 W. B. Stevenson. MG John Q. A. Norton. PJ John Q. A. Norton. PJ John Q. A. Norton. PJ John Haller. MG Geo. B. Edgar. JP 619 590 580 547 Richard Cordley. MG W. X. Ninde(?). MG John Charlton. JP John Q. A. Norton. PJ Robert Martin. MG 573 John Q. A. Norton. PJ 597 Jas Marvin. MG 559 G. R. Houts. MG ? �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1889 (Cont'd) BRIDEGROOM BRIDE DATE/PLACE PAGE WRIGHT, Benjamin A. WRIGHT, William E. YOUNG, Charles O. Emporia, KS ZEEB, William F. Dg Co, KS FORTSON, Alice JOHNSON, Annie E. BRASIER, Minnie M. Emporia, KS KEHLER, Lizzie Jeff Co, KS 28 Feb 1889 11. Dec 1889 26 May 1889- 557 8 582 W. Wright, MG E. M. Cohron, Rev John Q. A. Norton, PJ 565 F. W. Freigenbaum, MG Dg Co, KS 19 Mar 1889- Dg Co, KS - - - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - .. - .. - .. - . - .. - .. - . - . - .. - .. - . - .. - =IF .. - . OFFICIANT - .. - ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE NAME - 1889 BRIDE W N ABDILL, Maggie E. ADAMS. Susie ADER, Agnes ANDERSON, Eva M. ARMSTRONG, Clara B. ASHBY, Miss Eva J. ASHE, Mattie M. AUSTAETT, Carrie J-. BABCOCK, Mattie G. BAILEY, Cora E. BALDWIN. Sarah B., BALLARD, Laura A. BANE, Jennie May BARDELL, Nettie M. BAUGHMAN, Nettie F. BEEBE, Flora B. BEHRINGER, Ella N. BELLOWS, Ida BENEDICT, JUlia M. BETTS, Della BETTS, Matilda B. BLECHL, Bertha BLEVENS, Louisa E. BORNGESSER, Mary E. GROOM JONES, Thomas H. S. FORTSON, Henry MITCHELL, John T. GILBERT, James F. CARTER, Charles K. BLACK, Harry P. (J. ) SWANEY, Joseph A. MUSICK, Charles J. PIERSON, Elmer E. BAILEY, Walter E. RUMBAUGH, El ias N'. BELL, Fletcher W. MARSHALL, Samuel C.Jr. DEVILBESS, Charles E. DAY, John N. SMITH, Joseph P. ABDILL, Edward S. BELL, Oscar HOWE, Walter L. LIMERICK, George W. THUELIUM. Charles SADLMAR, Jacob WOGOMAN, John H. GAEBLER. Adolph N. BRIDE GROOM BOWELL, Lou BOWERS, Annie BRADFORD, Amanda E. BRASIER, Minnie M. BRASS, Clara A. BREWER, Almira BREWER, Emma BROWN, Carrie E. BROWN, Lucena BUSKER, Melissa J. CALDWELL, Ermin E. CANSDELL, Miss Mary E. CAREY. Elizabeth CEEB, Anna M. CHAMPION, Anna CHASE, Viola CHISEIIIf, Bettie CHRISTIE; Mary CHURCH, Maude CLIPPARD, Lebbie E: COHN, Rachel COPLINGER, Martha L. CORPORAL, Emma CRAIN, Laura B. GROCE, Edward E. JOHNSON, Addison J. THOMAS, Arnie YOUNG, Charles O. HANSELMAN, Amanuel H. SMITH, Adam L. ROSS, Philip DYKES, Daniel B. HARRIS, Percy D. CORYELL, Edwin M. HIRTH, John K. ROY, Frank T. ROBINSON, James NUFFER, William DAVIS, John M. NIVEN. Harry E. PORTER, Sidney WHITE, Michael PATTERSON, George W. BROWN. \iJi 11 ard PASSON, David BROWNING, Samuel B. IRVING, George W. GLOVER, William H. �ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE NAME - 1889 (Cont'd) BRIDE w w GROOM DAILEY, Maude BROCKWAY, James G. DARNOLD, Ida WATTS. Robert N. DEAN, Lillie M. JAMES, Francis M. DE FOY, Mary T. STRONG, Edmund S. DEPPE, Mary L. JOHNSON, Charles A. DI X, I sabe 11 a EDWARDS, George H. DOANE, Josephine SUTTON, Emory L. DOANE, Laura May BEAL, Thomas D. Jr. DOYLE, Mary A. SAlLE, Frank J. DUKE, Cordie E. NATHAN, Albert J. DUSTO, Mary ARMSTRONG, Christopher EDDY, Susie F. JOHNSON, Newton, C. ELIAS, Ethel L. BANNING, William H. ELLIS, Eva L. HYRE, Henry T. EWING, Minnie A. SOXMAN, Christ~an FAUBLE, Minnie PENDROY, Maurice M. FETTY, Julia A. HENDERSON, Frank H. FIDLER, Ida Bell OSBORN, William FISHBACK, Amanda FERRIL, George FLEER, Amelia BRAUSER,Christian(Crist) FLEMING, Jane GRIFFIN, James M. FLESHMAN, Mary A. CALLAN, John E. FLETCHER, Clara A. FOSKUHL, Andrew J. FORTSON, Ali,ce WRIGHT, Benjamin A. FOSTER, Ellen W. GILRUTH, Thomas W. FOSTER, Mary E. FOSTER, Henry B. FRAZER, Georgie F. DYKE, Lodire J. FREEMAN, Ida MILNER, Cyrus E. GABRIEL, Emma A. NEUMEYER, August H. GARDENER,Mary Bell I. HOUSTON, Edward W. (Mabe 1 ) GEORGIE,Bettie M. SE~IOUR, Johnson GILBERT, Effie L. MOORE, Samuel T. GOEPFERT, Rose L. GRAY, Horace O. GRIZZARD, Mattie HARDING, Frank HAAS, Rosa C. ARNOLD, Theodore HALDERMAN, Jennie DEAN, Frank M. HALL, Mary Frances DEISTER, Henry F. HARRISON, Lucy J. ROSE, Seigel HATCH, Bethena A. CHRISTINE, William T.S. BRIDE GROOM HAWES, Clara M. HAY, Emma F. HEMPHILL, Ida L. (Ni na) HENDERSON, Eliza HISLOP, Florinda HITER, Martha E. HOBB, Luanna HODGES, Martha J. HOFFMAN, Eda A. HOLMES, Alice HOLWICK, Cora E. HOPKINS, Sarah A. HOUSE, Margaret HOWELL, Hannah HUBBEL, Florilla E. HYDE, Ella INGLE, Rosanna JAMES, Maria E. JOHNSON, Annie E. JOHNSON, Matilda JONES, Mary KAMPSCHROEDER, Lizzie KANE, Mary Abbie KATHERMAN, Amanda KEHLER, Lizzie KELLEY, Laura J. KENNEDY,Mrs. Elizabeth KENNEDY, Nancy KENYON, Lucy KESLER, Sadie E. KIRCHNER, Lillie KISTLER, Elmyra KN I GiIT, Susan N. KOEHLER, Josephine E. LARGENT, Laura E. LAUBER, Mary LEAR, Mary LESSER, Mary LEWI S, f4artha LOTZ, Anna LEWIS, Deniewalter DE COW, George CAMPBELL, Ross W. PENCOAST, Jacob M. WILHITE, Charles M. ROSS, Robert WEBB, IvJorr i s BANKS, Charles P. TESTERMAN, Francis M. HOBBS, John BURROWS, Charles MONDEY, Thaddeus HUBBEL, Truman D. WALKER, John W. PECK, Henry L. PIKE, John W. SWINLEY, Edward M. HENSON, Cornelius WRIGHT, William E. ROGERS, Herbert A. SEYBOLD, Lightle H. HARTMANN, August TILTON, Edward F. MC CLURE, Isaac ZEEB, William F. WATTSBURGER, Jacob A. WALTON, James B. BROOKS, Albert LANE, William SCHNEIDER, John HATSCH, Vincent DANVERS, William F. SMITH, J. Franklin ENGELKE, Henry J. MC CABE, James F. WINEY, Jacob FESSLER, Leopold G. WINBURN, Charles RANEY, Henry GAUCK, August �ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE NAME - 1889 (Cont'd) BRIDE GROOM LOVE. Isabella M: RIFFLE. Albert S.--LOWRY. Katie BEAN. Will iam LVMEN. Maggie VERNSEN. Ole LUSH. Katie JOHNSON. Thomas MALLISON. Lola E. HILL. Oscar E. l\fARTIN. Susan O. SHEPPARD. Howard D. MARVIN.Mina Elizabeth WILCOX.Alexander Martin MAURITZSEN. Johanna JESPERESEN. Julius MC CORMICK. Mary E. ElBERT. John H. MC FARLAND. Edna D. PATTERSON. William A. MC FARLAND.Lizzie E. BROWN. Warren B. MC GEE. Minnie M. CANAVAN. James MC GRATH. Mary Ann MULVIHILL. William MC NISH. Mary E. OFFNER, William A. MELTON, Melissa A: - RICHARDSON. Albert L. MILES, Susannah KINZEY. Ebinezer A. MILLER, Mary E. BARNES, Charles D. MILLER." Sarah C. DRISDOM. Thomas MILLS, Margaret A. DUNLAP. Adams E. MOON. Minta V. SCHMOE Ernest MOORE, Alvertie BURCHAM, Drury MOORE. Hattie VANLIEW. Conrad E. MOORE. Sue T. WHITNEY. Charles L. MORRILL. Agne:3 L. BURROWS. Wi 11 iam O. MORRIS,Agnes S.M. HODGES, Jess T. MORROW. Mary E. MILLER. Charles W. MORTON, Miss Emma THORP. Phillip MYERS, Kate F. COFFELT, Samuel M. MYERS, Minnie J. JOHNSON, John A. NEWMAN, Amy E. CREEL. James NORTH, Maude O. LONGFELLOW. Daniel NORWINE, Tlitha HUBBEL, Berton M. NOTT, Emma E. HUMBERT, William A. NYE, Cora E. ENGLISH, William A. O'NEIL, Mary H. COLLINS, Alonzo PARROTT, Etta MILLER, Albert J. PAYNE, May TAYLOR. Sherman PEARSON, Emma MADSON. John PEARSON, Eva E. AHLERS, Joachim L. PERSING, Mary A. BEATTIE. John BRIDE PETERSON-, Augusta -PETERSON, Hannah Mary PETERSON. Hulda C. PHELP. Rose L. PUCKETT, Amanda PYLE. Flora A. PYLE,Ladona Viola RABER. Rosanna RAY, Margaret REDDISH, Edith REINECK, Katharina ROBBINS, Lillie J. ROCKAFELLER. Maggie E. ROSENAN. Hannah RUPERT, Minnie E. SCATES. Allie SCHULTZ.Anna Catherine SCHWARTZ, Mary H. SEMAN. Mary D. SHARP, Lucy SHARP. Nellie SHEELEY, Mary E. SKAGGS. Eddna I. SKINNER, Amanda SLOSS. Julia A. SMITH. Ella B. SMITH, Lou Ann SOMMER, Caroline P. SOUTHER. Alice A. STALL, Susannah STUTSMAN, Sarah E. SUMNER, Josie A. SURBER. Gertrude SWARTZ, Clara A. S\<1 I SHER , Mary TANSEMO. Millie THACHER. Nellie G. THOMAS, Addie TOBLER, Amelia TREW. Christine E. GROOM - JOHNSON. -John MC FARLANE, Albert BENSON. Gustave S. PEPPERS, George A. WEBSTER. Frank GOODMAN, Walter MORTIMER, William MC KAY, William M. WILLIAMS, Edward BROWN, Sinnet MILLER, Jacob GAIRNS, Walter A. DAVENPORT, Thomas B. RAUSCH, Henry BURTON, Lansing H. ALLEN, Edwin C. WEIBLE, Frederick" JEHLE, John ARTERBURN, Moses M. HOOK, Charles J. GILBERT, John L. GOOD, Solomon P. BARNHART, Benjamin F. HOFFERKAMP, Herman J. ROHE, Hannibal H. HAMILTON, Edgar W. BARKER. Simon H. VOGL, "AI fred H. VON ZELLER,Richard L.F HOLSBERG, Frank SHIVELY, Edward DAVIS, William A. EAKIN, Robert STRUB. Joseph LEGER. James CLARKE. George HENRY, Stuart O. LONG, Thomas O. ANDERSON, Avas BARDELL, John B. �ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE NAME -1889 (Cont'd) BRIDE GROOM BRIDE GROOM TRUAN, Elizabeth A. TURNER, Addie TURNER, Della TURNER, Ollie J. TYLER, Emily ULRICH, Martha VEATCH, Matelda WALKER, Martha L. WARNER, Lillie D. WEBER, Minnie J. WELKER, Laura E. WERTZ, Mary M. WEYBRIGHT,Wilda F. WHIRLOW, Annie WHISLER, Anna V. WHITE, Hattie WH I TE , I da II.. TIMMONS, Fremont S. JENKINS, Charles RATLIFF, William M. SERCY, William H. RIDDLE, Edward R. ROTHROCK, Ira ALLEN, Robert HARMAN, Wilber D. STEWART. Rolly A. HYMAN. Luther T. CAMPBELL. Thomas H. GRAMMER. Samuel F. VAN HORN,William B. MOTTINGER. George E. FLORY. William MORRIS. John BEELER. William P. WHITE, Lillie WHITE, Mary WHITTOCK, Ida WILBUR. Elizabeth G. WILKINS. Queen V. WILLIAMS, Anna WILLIAMS. Carrie WILLIAMS, Isabel M. ~lILLIAMS. Sarah WILLIAMS. Susie WING. Addie S. WINGFIELD, Carrie D. WIRTS. Nannie WOOD. Annie E. YOUNG. Nancy YUNGBECK, Annie ZEEGLER. Dora TAYLOR. Charles F. WILLIAMS. John TUCKER, William A. LARGENT, Ira E. HALLUM. William J. JOHNSON, Henry JONES. Edward CLARK. Charles W. FORTSON. Henry BOND. Milton E. SEEVER. Claborn L. PICKENS, Orlando H. STUDEBAKER. David W. STANLEY. Emery F. MONROE. Anthony ANDERSON. Albert WAKLEY. Chartes E. UNDERSTANDING DATES IN THE OLD STYLE CALENDAR BEFORE 1752 Have you ever seen dates in old records like "Jan. 23, 1721/22" and been confused? Worse yet, have you tried to figure out which date was correct and then used that date in your family records? DON'T!!! YOU MUST RECORD· BOTH YEARS!!! In the Middle Ages, the Julian Calendar was used in Europe, and it became more and more obvious that it was inaccurate. By 1582, calendar dates were ahead of actual time by 10 days, so the present-day Gregorian calendar was created by the Catholics. Protestant England and its American colonies weren't about to adopt anything Catholic, so nothing was done in the British Empire until 1751, when the old calender was 11 days ahead of the sun and Parliament finally passed an act to convert to the new calendar. The Act provided that in 1752, the second day of September would be followed by the fourteenth day. The date beginning the new year was also changed from the first da of S rin , March 25, to Januar 1. We can assume that before 1700 the Julian Calendar, or Old Style O.S. was used. Harch was the 1st month, even ~tarch 1 through 24.) After 1700, the Gregorian Calendar, or New Style (N.S.) was gradually adopted, especially in legal documents and town records, although most church registers used Old Style until 1752. Therefore, between 1700 and 1752, a date between January 1 and Harch 24 should be written with both years. For instance, Jan. 23, 1721/1722 would be the 23rd day of the 11th month, 1721 in the old style, and the 23rd day of the 1st month, 1722 in the new style. It is not correct to use both years between March 25 and December 31, because under either system the new year had begun. It was and still is incorrect to change the dates prior to September 1752 into New Style, but people who lived then (and 'since) did do it, so beware. They also commonly added 11 days to their birth dates so they would not be 11 days older than they were. And don't forget to subtract those 11 days when figuring birthdates when you know someone's age that lived· during that period. �THE KANSAS FARMER AND MAIL &BREEZE DIRECTORY OF FARMERS AND BREEDERS OF FRANKLIN AND DOUGLAS COUNTIES, KANSAS 1.------.. . . 1920 (Continued from Vol. XII, No.4). Part of the Kansas Collection at Spencer Research Library, University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS. Submitted by Mark Lenz. DOUGLAS COUNTY FARMER1S 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 owner1s name follows the figures giving size of farm. EXAMPLE: Jones, John R (Vera James) Ch James, Albert; IISunnyside Farm ll Lawrence, R1 Kanwaka Sec 13 016a (1866) Tel. Lawrence Lawrence. MEANS: Jones, John R -- Farmer1s name. (Vera James) -- Wife1s 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 -- L LAWSON, Albert F., (Logan LAWSON, father) Baldwin R5, Palmyra Sec 20 NW 060a (1905) Tel. Vinland Vinland LAVIN, Timothy, Lawrence R6, Grant Sec 20 03a (1912) LARNARD, Oscar L., (Lola EAMES) Ch Oscar Jr., Mary, Eugene; IIBermondsey Place,1I Lawrence RIO, Wakarusa Sec 6NE 095a (1911) Tel. Kansas Lawrence LEDERER, Clyde P., (Nancy KRING) Ch Virgil, James; Baldwin Rl, Willow Springs Sec 9S 080a (1903) Telephone Mutual Worden LEDERER, Earl N., (Edith NEWLAND) Ch Arley, John, Glenn; Baldwin R4, Willow Springs Sec 26N T160a Lederer Estate (1903) Tel. Mutual Worden LEE, Everett, (Arinilda LAUGHTER) Ch Raymond, Audrey, Gertrude, Howard, Sadie; Lecompton R3, Kanwaka Sec 2E T160a Don DEWS (1880) LEE, James F., (Emma FOX) Ch Lucille, Weeda, Charles, Grace; IIRock Cliff Farm,1I Lawrence Rl, Kanwaka Sec 5E T160a W. MARTIN (1910) LEE, John F., (Blanche ENGLISH) Ch Dorothy, Pearl; Overbrook Rl, Marion Sec 17SW T160a W.F. ROBINSON .(1916) Tel. Farmer1s Independent Overbrook LEE, Robert G., (Malinda HOWARD) Ch Walter, Virgil, Andrew, Arbrey, Louis, Mary, Edgar, Wallace, Marjorie; Lawrence R9, Wakarusa Sec 33NW T84a Wilson MARTIN (1903) Tel. Kansas Lawrence LEE, Walter H., (Almetta RILEY) Lawrence R5, Lecompton Sec 7E T25a A. EMERY (1905) LEESE, Leander, (Villamenia LUHERS) Ch Aletia, Anna, George, Hattie, Robert; Vinland R1, Palmyra Sec 8NW Tla C. COOPER (1916) 36 �LEONHARD, Frank H. (Ida SCHAAKE) Ch Grace, Lawrence, Mildred, Ruby, Authur; "Robinson Farm," Lawrence R6, Grant Sec 8 T350a K.U. (1890) Tel. Kansas Lawrence LEUF, Hubert M., (Nellie, sister; Nellie, niece; William, nephew) Baldwin R1, Willow Springs Sec 31N 0160a (1906) Tel. Mutual Worden LEUF, Joseph L., (Amy ARNO) Ch Viola, Vernon, Alfareta, Beulah, Ruth, Matt, Harry, Nellie, William; Baldwin R1, Willow Springs Sec 31S T58a Rebecca MEYERS (1906) Tel. Mutual Worden LEWIS, Charles D., (Elizabeth PORANTO) Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 4SE 020a (1910) Tel. Kansas Lawrence LEWIS, Mrs. Callie, (Callie LOGAN) Ch Ethel, Everett; Lawrence R9, Clinton Sec 25SE 037a (1875) Tel. Clinton Clinton LEWIS, Fred V., (Anna Myrtle WARE) Ch Margaret; Lawrence R3, Grant Sec 13 0133a (1877) Tel. Kansas Lawrence LEWIS, George W., (Mary DANIELS) Ch Elmer, Oscar, Benjamin, Herbert, Grace, Lillie, Reuben, George Jr., Lillie; Lawrence R5, Wakarusa Sec 9W T70a J.H. MITCHELL (1875) Tel. Kansas Lawrence LEWIS, John A., (Maud HOWELL) Baldwin R2, Willow Springs Sec 14S 0170a (1885) Tel. Mutual Worden LEWIS, Mrs. Mary F., (Mary DENT) Ch George, James, Charles,- Richard, Alice, Cora, Elizabeth, Ella, Fred; Lawrence R5, Wakarusa Sec 16NW 050a (1876) Tel. Kansas Lawrence LINDELL, Earl A., (Mattie LUTZ) Ch Anna, Charles; Lawrence R8, Clinton Sec 30SE T80a Mrs. Charles LINDELL (1886) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star LISTON, George R., (Marjory C. BELK) Ch Dorothy, Bernard, Ruth; "New Eden Farm," Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 6S 080a (1908) Tel. Vinland Vinland LOGAN, Mrs. Amanda J., (Amanda SIMPSON) Ch Emma, Callie, William, Stella, Melissa, Elmer, Fred, Myrtle; Lawrence R9, Clinton Sec 13NE 018a (1863) LOGAN, Elmer A., (Effie LEWIS) Ch Ernest, Walter, Russell, Marguerite, Pearl, Arthur; Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 35NW T40a M.C. ANDERSON (1886) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin LOGAN, Fred F., (Sallie YOUNG) Ch Archie, Ella, Sylvester, Zelma; Lawrence R9, Clinton Sec 24NE T33a Frank KIZER (1893) LOGAN, Joe V., (Stella FRENCH) Ch Joseph, Stella; Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 36W T15a Stella V. &, Grace N. FRENCH (1903) Tel. Bell Lecompton LONGANECKER, Clark E., (Marjory WATTS) Ch Clifford, Thelma; Lawrence R8, Clinton Sec 32SE T65a Charles LONGANECKER (1887) Tel. Bell Lawrence LONGANECKER, Leonard C., (Dell MUMMAK) Ch Esta, Everett, Earl, Raymond; Lawrence R8, Clinton Sec 32SE T5a Charles LONGANECKER (1917) LONGFELLOW, Daniel 0., Ch Arthur; Lone Star R1, Marion Sec 14NE 043a (1890) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star LOTHHOLZ, William, (Rosa BARTUSCH) Ch Carl, Oscar; Eudora R4, Eudora Sec 33-34 0430a (1860) Tel. Eudora Eudora LOTHROP, El roy A., II Fern Da 1e Farm, II Lawrence R4, Pa 1myra Sec 18NW T50a Mrs. Anna E. LOTHROP (1892) LOVE, Raymond, (Susa PARK) Ch Esther, GranLt, Lucile; Vinland R1, Palmyra Sec 14N T1a Mrs. M. KING (1914) Tel. Vinland Vinland LOWN, George L., (Mary PUGH) Lawrence R9, Wakarusa Sec 16SW 090a (1885) Tel. Kansas Lawrence LOWN, Wilber D., (Inez SMITH) Lawrence R4, Wakarusa Sec 13 T160a J.M. PARMER (1890) Tel. Kansas Lawrence LUCAS, William H., (Georgia LOBINGIER) Ch Thomas; Baldwin R3, Baldwin Sec 25NW 080a (1900) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin LUTZ, Eugene E., (Anna SAlLE) Ch Eva, Mattie, Oscar, Frank; Lone Star R1, Marion Sec 24NE 0240a (1869) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star 37 �LUTZ, Frank, (Mary A. SCHOEPFLIN) Ch Arthur, Clara, Charles, Andrew, Fred, Elmer; "Cedar Ridge Farm," Baldwin R1, Willow Sec 5S 0197a (1869) Tel. Mutual Worden LYNCH, James G., (Jessie ALLEN) Ch Elsie; Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 12W 040a (1914) LYNCH, William, (Lucy BARNHART) Ch Hazel, Irena; Baldwin R1, Willow Sec 31N 080a (1908) Tel. Mutual Worden LYON, John H., (Dora RAPPARD) Ch Harley, Alfred; Overbrook R2, Marion Sec 25NE 0240a (1896) Tel. Mutual Worden LYONS, Jerry, (Ora WHITE) Ch Francis, Paul, James, Lester, Gladys; Lawrence R9, Wakarusa Sec 2SW 0816a (1910) Tel. Kansas Lawrence Mc McCABRIA, James F., (Ora WOLSY) Ch Harry, Eugene; Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 1-2 0100a (1919) Tel. Eudora Eudora McCALL, Dave T., (Cordelia GANES) Ch John, Minnie, Orville, Madge, Wayne, Margurite; Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec 4 0160a (1863) Tel. Bell Lecompton McCALL, John S., (Hazel JONES) Ch Opal; Lawrence R8, Willow Sec 4N T206a J.L. JONES (1892) Tel. Bell Lawrence McCARTY, George L., "McCarty Farm," Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec lIE 0310a (1885) Tel. Bell Lecompton McCLANAHAN, Alex F., (Virginia McCALL) Ch Fred, Hazel, Mary, Virginia, Elizabeth, Franklin, Bertha, Roberta, Helen, Madalyn; Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 30 T180a Mrs. M.E. McCLANAHAN (1895) Tel. Bell Lecompton McCLANAHAN, G. Edward, (Katherine GLENN) Lecompton, Lecompton Sec 3N 025a (1884) Tel. Bell Lecompton McCLANAHAN, Guy H., (Jennie SCHROYER) Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec lIE T320a C.H. CLARK (1897) Tel. Bell Lecompton McCLANAHAN, Hedger E., (Sarah McCALL) Ch Edward, Elmer, Pearl, Walter, Ada, Guy; Lecompton, Lecompton Sec 2N 018a (1862) Tel. Bell Lecompton McCLANAHAN, Mrs. Mary E., Ch Martha, William, Ella, Hedgman, Franklin, Emma, Nancy; "McCl anahan Homestead, II Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 30 0180a (1854) Tel. Bell Lecompton McCLANHAN, William S., (Annis SPENCER) Ch Minnie, Ethel, Mary, Flora; Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 1W 040a (1870) Tel. Bell Lecompton McCLELLAND, Noah F., (Mary FRAZIER) Ch Melvin; Vinland R1, Palmyra Sec 9NW 075a (1905) Tel. Vinland Vinland McCLINTOCK, George A., (Ruby PETERSON) Ch Ruth; Vinland R1, Wakarusa Sec 34SE T191a G.H. ATWOOD (1890) Tel. Kansas Lawrence McCLINTOCK, Mrs. Mary C., (Mary CADE) Ch Laura, Kate, William, George, Elizabeth, Helen, Herbert, Grace, Edward; Lawrence RIO, Wakarusa Sec 28SE 080a (1865) Tel. Kansas Lawrence McCLINTOCK, William J., (Rose GAUCK) Ch Richard, Marie, Edith; Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 22SE T80a Charles DOOLITTLE Tel. Kansas Lawrence McCLUNG, Crawford L., (Jessie WINCHELL) Ch Edgar, Carl, Milton; Lawrence Rl, Wakarusa Sec 27NW 020a Tel. Kansas Lawrence McCLURE, George F., (Eva BENNEDICT) Ch Gladys, Foster, Serena, Roy; Baldwin, Palmyra Sec 10SW T35a (1917) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin McCOLLOUGH, Charles D., (Alma KNUDSEN) Ch Warren, Irma, Vivian; Richland R18, Clinton Sec 35SW 0214 1/3a (1903) Tel. Famers' Independent Richland McCOLLUM, Mrs. Martha, (Martha KIDWELL) Ch Effie, Harriet, Elmer, Burton; Lawrence R9, Wakarusa Sec 36NW 014a (1896) Tel. Kansas Lawrence McCONNELL, Robert G., (Lela ANDERSON) Ch Florence, Ollie, Robert, Jr., Bernard, Lela; Baldwin R2, Palmyra Sec 17SW 080a (1915) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin 38 �McCREATH, D.H., (Lillie GENTRY) Ch Francis, Catherine, David; Lawrence R5, Wakarusa Sec 15NW 080a (1879) Tel. Kansas Lawrence McFARLAND, Paul, (Mrs. N.J. McFARLAND, grandmother; Bertha M. McFARLAND, mother) Ch Bernice, Geneva, Thomas; Lawrence R2, Eudora Sec 2 T220a McFARLAND Estate (1895) Tel. Bell Lawrence McFARLAND, Robert R., (Cora SESSIONS) Ch Elizabeth, Edward; "Sperry Place," Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 3 T155a E.J. HATTAN (1894) Tel. Kansas Lawrence McKEE, James M., (Sarah Jane THARP) Ch Charles, George, Bertha, Edson; "Shady Glenn Farm," Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 2W 030a (1903) Tel. Bell Lecompton McKINNEY, Charles A., (Rosa KEROHER) Ch Howard, Charles Jr.; Baldwin R5, Palmyra Sec 28NW T172a J.V. COTTON Tel. Baldwin Baldwin McKINNEY, Fred J., (Millie SUTTON) Ch Merle, Alvin, Betty Lou, Robert; Lawrence R8, Clinton Sec 31SE 040a (1888) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star McKINNEY, John H., (Mary MATHIAS) Ch Lillie, Levi, Tillie, Clara, William, Flossie, Elmer; Eudora R1, Palmyra Sec 15NE 040a (1884) Tel. Mutual Eudora McKINZIE, J. Frank, (Mary BOYD) Ch Rufus, Myrtle, Francis, Iber, Hulda; Richland R18, Marion Sec 5NW T255a Alice P. SEARS (1871) Tel. Richland Richland McKINZIE, Mrs. Heber A., (Martha TUTTLE) Ch Oral, Russell, Nell; Richland R18, Marion Sec 7NW 0125a (1863) Tel. Richland Richland McKINZIE, I.C., (Frances WOODWARD) Ch Iva, Herbert, Lavergne; Richland R17, Clinton Sec 23NW T320a Mrs. BOWEN (1864) Tel. Farmers' Independent Richland McMILLEN, Jack, (Bertha LAWSON) Ch Don, Dale, Chester, Carl; Baldwin R5, Palmyra Sec 21NW 015a (1905) Tel. Vinland Vinland McNARIE, Charles L., (Laura GREELEY) Ch Alice, James; Baldwin R2, Palmyra Sec 17SW 040a (1906) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin McNEES, James R., (Gertrude JAMEISON) Vinland R1, Palmyra Sec 4NW T160a G.W. LIVENGOOD (1883) Tel. Vinland Vinland McNEES, Oscar P., (Lizzie HICKMAN) Ch Floyd, Winston, Percy, Jodell, Oscar, James; Lawrence R8, Clinton Sec 29SE 080a (1880) Tel. Bell Lawrence McNISH, John W., (Helen ROOT) Ch Charles, Elvin; Lawrence R2, Eudora Sec 26 065a (1890) McNISH, William A., (Emma HOUT) Ch Anna, Sherman, Ada; Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 33NE T3a W. HOHERING (1869) McPHEETERS, James A., (Clara BIXLER) Ch Delbert, Walter, Evelyn; Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 24NW 040a (1900) Tel. Mutual Vinland McPHEETERS, William A., (Bertha ANDREWS) Ch Elizabeth, Perry, Thelma, Roscoe; "Pleasant View Farm," Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 23NW 0160a (1901) Tel. Mutual Vinland McQUEEN, Glenn R., (Martha McQUEEN, mother) Baldwin R5, Palmyra Sec 21NW T72 1/2a M. McQUEEN (1900) Tel. Vinland Vinland McTAGERT, William J., (Nellie MITCHELL) Ch Alice, Hattie, George, William; Vinland Rl, Wakarusa Sec 34SE T70a Minnie COULES (1872) M MADL, Edd, (Ida SCHOENHOFER) Ch Jerald, Lorine, Alma; Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 30 T120a J. MODL (1894) Tel. Eudora Eudora MADL, Joe F., (Barbara HADL) Ch Marion, Mildred, Ralph, Arthur, Robert; Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 19NW T140a Joe MADL Sr. (1892) Tel. Wellsville Wellsville MAFFET, George W., (Lizzie KABEL) Ch Maud, Samuel; "Elkhorn Place," Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 5NE 032a (1893) Tel. Kansas Lawrence MAICHEL, Mrs. Joseph, (Cresence BEARFALDER) Ch Catherine, Lena, Rosa, Elizabeth, Carl, Anna, George, Louis; Overbrook R4, Marion Sec 30SW 0300a (1858) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook 39 \ �MALMBURG, J. August, (Augusta ANDERSON) Ch Emma, Oscar, Marie; Lone Star R1, Clinton Sec 34S 0160a (1888) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star MALONE, Mrs. Bridget, Baldwin R5, Palmyra Sec 19NE 0160a (1854) MALONEY, John, (Anna O. KEEFE) Ch Flavia, Mildred, John; Lawrence R4, Wakarusa Sec 24SW 094a (1918) Tel. Kansas Lawrence MANESS, John B., (Dora HAFERBIER) Ch Burnie; Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 1 T80a C. AULTENBERND (1918) . MANGELSDORF, W.H., (Iona JUDY) Ch Helen, Maurine, Charlotte; Lawrence R8, Wakarusa Sec 33SW T320a J.W. HYRE (1918) Tel. Kansas Lawrence MANNING, Alba D., (Mollie HARRIS) Ch Ethie, Harris, Ralph, Rose; Lawrence R9, Wakarusa Sec 10SW T280a W.A. COURTNEY (1887) Tel. Kansas Lawrence MANSFIELD, John W., (Annie BEASLEY) Ch Mattie; Lawrence R3, Grant Sec 2 (Acreage not given) E. WILSON (1890) MARKLEY, George W., (Dora FLORY) Ch Oscar, Etta, Jess, Rogert, Solon; Baldwin R5, Willow Sec 4N 0430a (1862) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star MARKLEY, Jess E., (Jessie MARTIN) Ch Evelyn, Doris; Lawrence R8, Willow Sec 4N 0160a (1891) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star MARKLEY, Levi, Lone Star R1, Marion Sec 12NE 0325a (1860) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star MARSHALL, Edward, Eudora Gen Del, Eudora Sec 8N T85a FIGENBAUGH &DARLING (1910) MARSHALL, Frank S., (Ella HAMMOND) Ch Herbert, Mildred; Baldwin R4, Willow Sec 21N 080a (1874) Tel. Mutual Worden MARSHALL, Mrs. Mary A., (Mary BAKER) Ch Fay, Earl, Aileen, Harold; Lawrence RIO, Wakarusa Sec 21SE-22SE 0172a (1879) Tel. Kansas Lawrence MARSHALL, William E., (Dorotha BROKMANN) Ch Herbert, John; Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec 5W T5a A.C. WALTERS (1895) MARTIN, Alex, (Ada FESLER) Ch Fred; Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 9SW T20a James PRICE (1889) Tel. Kansas Lawrence MARTIN, Charles E., (Jessie WILLEY) Ch I1a, Ethel, Helen, Frances, Earl; Lawrence R9, Clinton Sec 19E 0160a T160a E. MARTIN (1868) Tel. Bell Lawrence MARTIN, James H., (Cora OZIAS) Ch Morris, Earl, William, Mabel; "A1tamont Farm," Baldwin, Palmyra Sec lOSE 080a (1899) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin MARTIN, John D., (Mary HOUKE) Ch Dave, Florence, Pearl; Lecompton R3, Kanwaka Sec 3E 080a (1895) MARTIN, Jefferson D., (Ella SHANNAN) Ch Edward, Armstrong, Esther, Carrol; Lawrence R2, Eudora Sec 10-11 0390a (1906) Tel. Bell Lawrence MARTIN, William E., (Estella MARTIN, sister) Lawrence R8, Wakarusa Sec 1SW 0400a . (1870) Tel. Kansas Lawrence MARTIN, William G., (Pearl WILSON) Ch Lawrence, George, Amos, Ruth, Pearl, Edgar; Vin1and R1, Wakarusa Sec 33SE T20a C. LEESE (1898) Tel. Vin1and Mutual Vin1and MARTIN, Wilson, (Mary GREGORY) Ch Robert; Lawrence R9, Wakarusa Sec 4SW 0520a (1870) Tel. Kansas Lawrence MARTIN, W.P., (Laura BROWNING) Ch Wilford; Lawrence R1, Wakarusa Sec 28NW 0100a (1900) Tel. Kansas Lawrence MATHES, GuyJ., (Zeffa HALL) Ch Evelyn, Mary; Lawrence R6, Grant Sec 5 0480a (1920) Tel. Kansas Lawrence MATHEWS, J., (Mary SWICHER) Ch Clara, Stella, Rosa, Lydia, Nora, Minnie; Lawrence R5, Wakarusa Sec 24NW T2a WATT Bros. (1903) MATHEY, George, Ch Mary, Charles; Baldwin R4, Palmyra Sec 6SW 080a (1880) MATHIAS, Charles R., (Lillian MERCER) Ch Charlotte, Roland, Thurman, Murlyn° Baldwin R4, Palmyra Sec 5SW 0170a (1918) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin ' MATNEY, John, (Mattie BROWN) Ch Kneth, Opal, Clarence; Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec 7W 0160a (1910) Tel. Bell Lecompton (To be continued) 40 �· ) Queries are free to members. They should state at least two facts to . gain best results. Queries are also free to nonmembers, but must concern Kansas related ancestors of fifty years or earlier. Please send queries and copies of replies to the Pioneer Editor - perhaps they will help someone else. SHAWLEY STRICKER WHITSON WILCOX Carol (WILCOX) WHITSON, 2731 Rawhide, Lawrence, KS 66046 . Seeking information on Amelia Margaret STRICKER. I believe she was born 16 Mar 1880 in Richwood, Christian Co., MO. She married Asa Owen SHAWLEY in August 1897 in Richwood, MO. Who were her parents and where were they born? SHAWLEY WHITSON WILCOX Carol (WILCOX) WHITSON, 2731 Rawhide, Lawrence, KS 66046 Seeking information on Asa SHAWLEY. He was born in MO on 30 Sep 1879. His father was Armstead M. SHAWLEY. Mother1s name and place of birth unknown. Also father1s place of birth unknown. Asa died 13 Apr 1943 in Nixa, Christian Co., MO. GRIFFIN TALLEY Fay S. TALLEY, 2020 Emerald Dr., Lawrence, KS 66046 Need obituary and complete death date of Anna GRIFFIN, wife of Thomas GRIFFIN, who died in 1887 and was buried in a cemetery on the southwest edge of Baldwin, KS. FLESHMAN MURPHY TALLEY Lloyd TALLEY, 2020 Emerald Dr., Lawrence, KS 66046 Wish to correspond with anyone with information of Anna Barbara FLESHMAN, who died 29 April 1927 in Topeka, KS. Need her parents, brothers, sisters. She was born in Mendon, OH and married Thomas MURPHY 11 Nov 1886. BAILEY BOYD COX DAVIDSON KRAFT OIDELL Christine DAVIDSON KRAFT, 404 Cattleman Ct., Lawrence, KS 66049 Seeking information on David J. COX family that lived for a while at Ft. Scott, Bourbon Co.~ KS. David was b. 24 Apr 1816 in in Adams Co., OH, son of Jacob COX and Margaret BOYD. He m. Gracie BAILEY, daughter of Ebenezer BAILEY and Rhoda Prather OIDELL, on 24 Mar 1844 in West Union, Adams Co., OH. Children: John Ebenezer, Rhoda Charlotte, Rachel Margaret, Horatio Davidson, Martha, Sarah Ann, Matilda, Walter, Mahetable, and Crawford Bailey, who was living in Eureka, Greenwood Co., KS in 1914 when his mother died at his home. 41 ��INDEX, VOL. XIII, No.1 ABDILL Edward S., 23,32 Maggie E., 27,32 ACHELTICE, Leaves, 4 ADAMS, Susie, 25,32 ADER, Agnes, 28,32 AHLERS, Joachim L., 23,34 ALIFF, Thomas, 16 ALLEN Edwin C., 23,34 Jessie, 38 Robert, 23,35 ANCHIRVAL, Charles J., 16 ANDERSON Albert, 23,35 Augusta, 40 Avas, 23,34 Eva M., 26,32 Lel a, 38 M. C., 37 ANDREWS, Bertha, 39 ARMSTRONG Christopher, 23,33 Clara B., 24,32 Harley Clement, 18 ARNETT Earnest Gilbert, 18 Henry Albert, 18 ARNO, Amy, 37 ARNOLD, Theodore, 23,33 ARTERBURN, Moses M., 23,34 ASHBY, Eva J., 23,32 ASHE, Mattie M., 30,32 ATKINSON, Miss, 17 ATWOOD, G.H., 38 AULTENBERND, C., 40 AUSTAETT, Carrie J., 28,32 AVERILL, Paschal, 2 AYERS, Wm. W., 26,27,28,29 BABCOCK, Mattie G., 29,32 BAFS, Gillma, 6,8 BAHNMAIER Fred, 17 George Miles~ 18 BAILEY Cora E., 23,32 Ebenezer, 41 Gracie, 41 Harrison W., 8 Walter E., 23,32 BAKER John W., 2 BELK, Marjory C., 37 BAKER, cont. . BELL Mary, 40 Fletcher W., 23,32 Thomas N., 2 Mrs. Nettie, 17 BALDWIN, Sarah B., 30,32 Oscar, 23,32 BALEY, 5 BELLOWS, Ida, 23,32 BALLARD, Laura A., 23,32 BENEDICT, Julia M., 27,32 BANE, Jennie May, 28,32 BENNEDICT, Eva, 38 BANKS BENNETT, Margaret R., 20 Charles P., 23,33 BENSON, Gustave S., 23,34 Herman I., 18 BANNING, William H., 23,33 BENT, Horatio, 16 BERCAW, Albert F., 16 BARBER, Harry, 17 BERKOWITZ, Henry, 29 BARDELL John B., 23,34 BERSERRA, Odion, 18 BETTS Nettie M., 25,32 BARKER De 11 a, 28,32 Miss, 17 Matilda B., 31,32 Simon H., 23,34 BICKERTON, Thomas, 16 BARNES, Charles D., 23,34 BIXLER, Clara, 39 BARNETT BLACK Cora, 2 Harry P. (J.), 23,32 James, 16 Cora Batdorf, 3 James Arthur, 2 Joseph, 2 James R., 2 S.M., 30 BARNHART BLECHL, Bertha, 30,32 Benjamin F., 23,34 BLEVENS, Louisa E., 31,32 Lucy, 38 BOAZ, Edmond C., 24,25 BARTUSCH, Rosa, 37 BODE, Mr., 21 BATDORF BOND, Milton E., 23,35 Charlotte, 7 BONEBRAKE, J.H., 29 Cora (Barnett), 3 BORNGESSER, Mary E., 25,32 Dave, 3 BOSWORTH, Charles, 2 Emma (Harrison), 3 BOWELL, Lou, 26,32 G.W., 7 BOWEN John Walborn, 2,3,4,5,6, Mrs., 39 7,8 Thomas, 16 J.C., 7,8 BOWER, Adam, 16 J.W.,8 BOWERS, Annie, 27,32 Mary Elizabeth (Watson), BOYD 3 Margaret, 41 Wi 11, 3 Mary, 39 BATES, C.D., 31 BOYER, Joseph J., 16 BAUGHMAN, Nettie F., 25,32 BRADFORD, Amanda E., 31,32 BEAL . BRASIER, Minnie M., 32 Thomas A. (D.), Jr., BRASS, Clara A., 26,32 23,33 BRAUSER BEAN, William, 23,34 Christian (Crist), 23,33 BEARFALDER, Cresence, 39 BRAYMAN, William, 16 BEASLEY, Annie, 40 BRECHELSEN, Peter I., 2 BEATTIE, John, 23,34 BREWER BEEBE, Flora B., 30,32 Almira, 30,32 BEELER, William P., 23,35 Emma, 29,32 BEHRINGER, Ella N., 23,32 43 �BRICH/BRICHER Catherine, 19 BRISBIN Manford Edmund, 18 BRISTOW, W., 24 BROCKWAY, James G., 24,33 BROEKER, William, 21 BROKMANN, Dorotha, 40 BROOKE Benjamin C., 13,15 Lillian, 17 BROOKS Albert, 24,33 W.W., 24,28 BROPHY, John, 2 BROWN Carrie E., 25,32 Chas. Frederick, 18 George B., 16 Lucena, 26,32 Mattie, 40 Moses, 24,25,29,30 Sinnet, 24,34 S.J., 25,27,31 Thomas P., 16 Warren B., 24,34 Wi 11 ard, 24,32 BROWNING G. W., 26 Laura, 40 Samuel B., 24,32 BRUBAKER, Peter, 26,30 BRUCH/BRUCHER/BRUGGER Catherine, 19 BRYANT Jack, 18 Sarah, 18 BURCHAM, Drury, 24,34 BURKES, Matt, 17 BURNS, James Harvey, 18 BURRIS, A.T., 26 BURROWS Charles, 24,33 William 0., 24,34 BURTON, Lansing H., 24,34 BUSKER, Melissa J., 24,32 BUSSER, S.E., 24 BUTLER, William, 16 BUTTS, Mr., 4 CADE, Mary, 38 CALDWELL Ermin E., 27,32 William P., 11,12,13 CALKINS, Charles H., 16 CALLAN, John E., 24,33 CAMPBELL Alexander, 4,8 Ross W., 24,33 Thomas H., 24,35 CANAVAN, James, 24,34 CANSDELL, Mary E., 30,32 CARDWELL, M.W., 17 CAREY, Elizabeth, 29,32 CARLSON, Fred Jacob, 18 CARTER Charles K., 24,32 Jared, 16 CATTINGHAM, Edward, 16 CAVIN, Silas, 30 CEEB, Anna M., 29,32 CHAMBERS, Nelson A., 2 CHAMPION, Anna, 25,32 CHAPMAN, Beverley, 16 CHARLTON John, 23,24,25,31 CHASE, Viola, 29,32 CHERRY, C.W., 26 CHILTON, William, 2 CHISEM, Bettie, 29,32 CHRISTIE, Mary, 31,32 CHRISTINE William T.S., 24,33 CHURCH, Maude, 29,32 CLAPHAM, Mr., 22 CLARK Charles W., 24,35 C.F.M.,4 C.H., 38 Harry David, 18 CLARKE George, 24,34 Marion Arthur, 18 CLIPPARD Lebbie/Libbie E., 24,32 COCKS, Henry, 27 COFFELT, Samuel M., 24,34 COHN, Rachel, 29,32 COHRON E.M., 24,26,27,29,30,32 COLE~ Herbert Conwell, 18 COLEMAN, Lyman D., 16 COLLINS Alonzo, 24,34 Isaac, 2 James Cox, 2 Wi 11 i am, 17 William Irwin, 18 CONLEY, James, 16 COOK, William Perry, 18 44 COOPER C., 36 Jim, 2 COPLINGER Martha L., 24,32 CORDLEY Richard, 24,26,27,28,29, 31 CORPORAL, Emma, 27,32 CORYELL, Edwin M., 24,32 COTTON, J.V., 39 COUCH, Eusebia, 28 COUGHILN, Michael, 2 COULES, Minnie, 39 COURTNEY, W.A., 40 COX Crawford Bailey, 41 David J., 41 Horatio Davidson, 41 Jacob, 41 John Ebenezer, 41 Mahetable, 41 Martha, 41 Matilda, 41 Rachel Margaret, 41 Rhoda Charlotte, 41 Sarah Ann, 41 Walter, 41 CRAIN, Laura B., 26,32 CRAMER Deputy Marshal, 9 John, 2 Samue 1 J., 13 CRAWFORD, Alonzo, 16 CREEL, James, 24,34 CROGGAN, Joshua M., 8 CUMMINGS John Francis, 18 Thomas Frederick, 18 CUTTER Abram, 16 Calvin, 16 DAILEY, Maude, 24,33 DANIELS A.H., 29 ~1ary, 37 DANVERS, William F., 24,33 DARK, Samuel S., 18 DARNOLD, Ida, 31,33 DAVENPORT Thomas B., 25,34 DAVIS John M., 25,32 T.D., 23,31 �EDWARDS DAVIS, cont. George H., 25,33 William A., 25,34 Richard, 25 DAY ElBERT, John H., 34 John N., 25,32 EIBEST, John H., 25 Minnie, 17 ELIAS, Ethel L., 23,33 Naoni, 17 ELLIOTT, Joel, 2 DEAN ELLIS, Eva L., 27,33 Frank M., 25,33 EMERY, A., 36 Li 11 i e M., 27,33 ENDACOTT DeCOW, George, 25,33 John, 24,25,27,29 DeFOY, Mary T., 30,33 ENGELKE, Henry J., 25,33 DEISTER, Henry F., 25,33 ENGLISH DENT, Mary, 37 Blanche, 36 DEPPE, Mary L., 27,33 William A., 25,34 DESKIN, Fred, 17 ENN IS, A. T., 28 DEVILBESS EUBANKS, J.A., 17 Charles E., 25,32 EVERSMEYER, Lois, 3 DEWS, Don, 36 EWING DICKINSON, Theodore, 16 Charles W., Dr., 2 DIGGS, B.F., Hon., 16 Hattie E., 17 DIX, Isabella, 25,33 Minnie A., 30,33 DOANE Sue, 17 Josephine, 30,33 T.S.,17 Laura ~lay, 23,33 DOLE, Artemus W., 16 DOLESHAL, Victoria M., 21 FALLEY, Edmond B., 16 FARLEY, Herman, 17 DONALDSON FAUBLE, Minnie M., 29,33 Capt., 9 FELLER, Magdalena, 19 J.B.,14 u.S. Marshal, 10,12 FERGUSON, Robert M., 2 FERRIL, George, 25,33 DOOLITTLE, Charles, 38 FESLER, Ada, 40 DOUB, Lillian, 17 DOUGLAS, William M., 15 FESSLER, Leopold G., 25,33 DOYLE FETTY, Julia A., 26,33 James M., 15 FIDLER, Ida Bell, 29,33 Martha J., 21 FIGENBAUGH & DARLING, 40 Mary, 21 FILSON, Casper S., 4,8 Mary A., 30,33 FISHBACK, Amanda, 25,33 DRISDOM, Thomas, 25,34 FISHER, Henry, 2 DUCKWORTH, Capt., 5 FITCH DUKE, Cordie E., 28,33 Edward, 8 DUNLAP, Adam(s) E., 25,34 Robert, 8 DUSTO, Mary, 23,33 Roger, 8 DYKE, Lodire J., 25,33 Sarah, 8 DYKES, Daniel B., 25,32 FITZPATRICK, Frank, 18 FLEER, Amelia, 23,33 EAKIN, Robert, 25,34 FLEMING, Jane, 26,33 EAMES, Lola, 36 FLESHMAN EASTER, Henry H., 16 Anna Barbara, 41 EBERHART Mary A., 24,33 Charles, 17 FLETCHER, Clara A., 25,33 Gustavus A., 16 FLORINTINE, Walter, 16 EDDY, Susie F., 27,33 FLORY EDGAR, Geo. B., 31 C., 25 Dora, 40 45 FLORY, cont. Wi 11 i am, 25,35 FLUKE, Bob, 16 FONTON, James M., 14 FORD, Samuel B., 13 FORTSON Alice, 32,33 Henry, 25,32,35 FOSKUHL, Andrew J., 25,33 FOSTER Ellen W., 26,33 Henry B., 25,33 Mary E., 25,33 FOULKROD, John W., Rev., 2 FOX, Emma, 36 FRAZER, Georgie F., 25,33 FRAZIER, Mary, 38 FREEMAN, Ida, 28,33 FREIGENBAUM, F.W., 32 FRENCH Grace N., 37 Stella, 37 Ste 11 a V., 37 FRIEKER, Philip, 29 FULLER Josi ah G., 16 Reso 1ved, 16 GABRIEL, Emma A., 29,33 GAEBLER, Adolph N., 25,32 GAINES Joseph B., 16 Nell ie, 17 GAIRNS, Walter A., 26,34 GANES, Cordelia, 38 GARDENER ~lary Bell I. (~label), 27,33 GARRETT, Mrs., 18 GATES, Alphonso S., 16 GAUCK, Rose, 38 GAUK, August, 26,33 GEARY John W., 9,10,11,15 GENTRY, Lillie, 39 GEORGIE, Bettie M., 30,33 GERLACH Henry, 26,30 H., 25,31 Wi 11 i am, 2 GIBBENS, Arthur L., 18 GILBERT Effie L., 28,33 James F., 26,32 John L., 26,34 �HARDING, Frank, 26,33 GILL HARDTARFER Henry, 2 Ida l., 20 Nell ie S., 21 Jacob Edward, 20 William H., 16 HARMAN, Wilber D., 26,35 GILRUTH, Thomas W., 26,33 'HARRINGTON GLEASON, Cyrus S., 16 Charles Ross, 18 GLENN HARRIS George LaFayette, 18 Dwi ght T., 17 Ha rvey Moore, 18 Moll ie, 40 Katherine, 38 Percy D., 26,32 Wi 11, 18 Sarah, 18 GLOVER, William H., 26,32 HARRISON GOBIN, Hillary A., 28,30 Emma Batdorf, 3 GOEPFERT, Rose L., 26,33 John H., Hon, 2 GOFF, Henry Lee, 18 Lucy J., 29,33 GOOD, Solomon P., 26,34 HARTMANN, August, 26,33 GOODALE, A.B., 24,30 HARVEY, Andrew J., 16 GOODMAN, Walter, 26,34 HASE, Arthur A., 20 GRAMMER, Samuel F., 26,35 HATCH, Bethena A., 24,33 GRAUEl HATSCH, Vincent, 26,33 William Frederick, 18 HATTAN, E.J., 39 GRAY HAWELL, John J., 16 Horace 0., 26,33 HAWES, Clara M., 28,33 Isaac, 16 HAWKINS, Thomas, 16 Robert Marshall, 18 HAY GRAYBILL, John, 2 Chester, 16 GREELEY, Laura, 39 Emma F., 25,33 GREENE, H.M., Col., 17 HAYS, Martin P., 2 GREGORY HEFFNER, Inez B., 21 Fred, 17 HEISE, Charles, 17 Mary, 40 HEMPHILL GRIFFIN Ida l. (Nina), 24,33 Anna, 41 HENDERSON James M., 26,33 Eliza, 29,33 Thomas, 41 Frank H., 26,33 GRIZZARD, Mattie, 26,33 Mr., 22 GROCE, Edward E., 26,32 HENRY, Stuart 0., 26,34 GROZAN, 8 HENSON, Cornelius, 26,33 GULLETT, C.W., 23 HERD, Jacob S., 15 HEWES, Charley W., 17 HAAS, Rosa C., 23,33 HICKMAN, Lizzie, 39 HADL, Barbara, 39 HICKS, Joseph, 16 HAFERBIER, Dora, 40 HIDE, Calvin D., 16 HALDERMAN, Jennie, 25,33 HIGBIE, Damon, 2 HALL HILL Mary Frances, 25,33 E.J., 17 Zeffa, 40 Oscar E., 26,34 HALLER, John, 23,29,31 HALLUM, William J., 26,35 HIRTH, John K., 27,32 HAMILTON, Edgar W., 26,34 HISLOP, Florinda, 31,33 HITER, Martha E., 29,33 HAMMOND, Ella, 40 HOAD, Bruce Evans, 18 HAMPTON, Lewis J., 14 HOADLEY, Clarence, 16 HANSElMAN HOBB, Luanna, 31,33 Amanuel H., 26,32 HOBBS, John, 27,33 HANSLER, Joseph A., 18 46 HODGES Jess T., 27,34 Martha J., 23,33 HOFFERKAMP Herman J., 27,34 HOFFMAN, Eda A., 30,33 HOGG, Thomas, 18 HOHERING, W., 39 HOLMES, Alice, 27,33 HOLSBERG, Frank, 27,34 HOLWICK, Cora E., 24,33 HOOD, John Franklin, 18 HOOGLAND, Edward, 10 HOOK, Charles J., 27,34 HOOVER, Mark A., 19,22 HOPE, A.l., 31 HOPKINS, Sarah A., 28,33 HOSTETTER, L.W., 2 HOUKE, Mary, 40 HOUSE, Margaret, 27,33 HOUSTON, Edward W., 27,33 HOUT, Emma, 39 HOUTS, G.R., 25,30,31 HOWARD, Malinda, 36 HOWE, Walter L., 27,32 HOWELL Hannah, 31,33 ~1aud, 37 HOWLAND, C.G., 23 HUBBEl Berton M., 27,34 Florilla E., 29,33 Truman D., 27,33 HUFFMAN Lenora, 18 W. R., Rev., 17 HUGHS, Joseph L., 2 HUll, Wi 11 i am, 2 HUMBERT, William A., 27,34 HUMPHREY, Aaron M., 16 HUNTER, G.O., 17 HURD, Henry, 16 HUTCHINS, Roswell, 16 HYDE, Ella, 29,33 HYMAN luther T., 27,35 S.B., 27 HYRE Henry T., 27,33 J.W., 40 IEHlER, John, 2 ILIFF, Ross L., 18 INGLE, Rosanna, 30,33 IRELAN, Wm., 25,28 �IRVING, George W., 27,32 JACKSON, Mathew, 16 JACOBS, Edward A., 16 JAMEISON, Gertrude, 39 JAMES Amos, 18 Francis M., 27,33 Maria E., 26,33 JEHLE, John, 27,34 JELLISON Opie James, 18 William Bert, 18 JENING, John S., 7 JENKINS Charles, 27,35 Oliver C., 16 JENNINGS, J.H., 28 JESPERSEN, Julius, 27,34 JOHNSON Addison J., 27,32 Annie E., 32,33 Charles A., 27,33 Henry, 27,35 John, 27,34 John A., 27,34 .Matilda, 29,33 Mr., 10,11 Newton C., 27,33 Samuel, 14 Thomas, 27,34 JONES Edward, 27,35 Hazel, 38 John Tecumseh (Tauy), 2 J.L., 38 Mary, 30,33 Mrs., 17 Thomas H.S., 27,32 JORDON, Jeremiah, 16 JUDY, Iona, 40 KABEL, Lizzie, 39 KAMPSCHRO(E}DER Lizzie, 26,33 KANE, Mary Abbie, 31,33 KASBERGER, Frances M., 22 KATHERMAN Amanda, 28,33 Claude, 21 KEEFE, Anna 0., 40 KEHLER, Lizzie, 32,33 KELLAR Edgar H., 30 E. H., 28 KELLEY, Laura J., 31,33 KENNEDY Mrs. Elizabeth, 31,33 Nancy, 24,33 KENYON, Lucy, 27,33 KEROHER,Rosa, 39 KERR, William, 16 KESLER, Sadie E., 30,33 KETCHUM, Justice G., 16 KETTEL(L}, William, 4,8 KETTERING, Ira Allen, 18 KIDWELL, Martha, 38 KINCH, Joseph, 16 KING H. (N) M. (W), 23,28 John S., 16 Mrs. M., 37 KINSEY/KINZEY Ebinezer A., 27,34 KIRCHNER, Lillie, 26,33 KISTLER, Elmyra, 24,33 KIZER, Frank, 37 KLINE, William, 16 KNIGHT, Susan N., 30,33 KNUDSEN, Alma, 38 KOEHLER, Josephine E., 25,33 KRAFT Christine Davidson, 41 KRIER Family, 19 Mary, 20 Susanna, 20 KRING, Nancy, 36 KUHN, Charles Leslie, 18 KUSLER, Miram, 16 KYLE ,Jim, 2 LANE, William, 25,27,33 LANGWORTHY, Oliver, 16 LARGENT Ira E., 27,35 Laura E., 28,33 LARIMER, Hugh D., 17 LARNARD Eugene, 36 ~lary, 36 Oscar Jr., 36 Oscar L., 36 LAUBER, Mary, 31,33 LAUGHTER, Arinilda, 36 LAVIN, Timothy, 36 LAWRAY, John, 16 LAWSON Albert F., 36 47 LAWSON, cont. Bertha, 39 Logan, 36 LEA (LEE), Gen., 4 LEAMER, Will, 18 LEAR, Mary, 25,33 LEDERER Arley, 36 Clyde P., 36 Earl N., 36 Glenn, 36 James, 36 John, 36 Virgil, 36 LEE Andrew, 36 Arbrey, 36 Audrey, 36 Charles, 36 Dorothy, 36 Edgar, 36 Everett, 36 Gertrude, 36 Grace, 36 Howard, 36 James F., 36 John F., 36 Louis, 36 Luci lle, 36 ~larjorie, 36 Mary, 36 Pearl, 36 Raymond, 36 Robert G., 36 Sadie, 36 Vi rgil, 36 Wallace, 36 Walter, 36 Walter H., 36 ~/eeda, 36 LEESE Aletia, 36 Anna, 36 C., 40 George, 36 Hattie, 36 Leander, 36 Robert, 36 LEGER, James, 28,34 LEISON, Thomas, 16 LENZ, Mark, 36 LEONARD, L.M., 31 LEONHARD Authur, 37 Frank H., 37 �LEONHARD, cont. Grace, 37 Lawrence, 37 Mildred, 37 Ruby, 37 LESSER, Mary, 31,33 LEUF Alfareta, 37 Beulah, 37 Harry, 37 Hubert M., 37 Joseph L., 37 Matt, 37 Nell ie, 37 Ruth, 37 Vernon, 37 Vi 01 a, 37 Wi 11 i am, 37 LEWIS Ali ce, 37 Benjamin, 37 Charles, 37 Charles D., 37 Cora, 37 Deniewalter, 28,33 Effie, 37 Elizabeth, 37 Ella, 37 Elmer, 37 Ethel, 37 Everett, 37 Fred, 37 Fred V., 37 George, 37 George Jr., 37 George 101., 37 Grace, 37 Herbert, 37 James, 37 John A., 37 Lill ie, 37 Margaret, 37 Martha, 29,33 Mrs. Ca 11 ie, 37 Mrs. Mary F., 37 Oscar, 37 Reuben, 37 Richard, 37 LIDLKAY, George E., 2 LIMERICK George 101., 28,32 LINDELL Anna, 37 Charles, 37 Earl A., 21,37 LINDELL, cont. Mrs. Charles, 37 LIPPINCOTT, J.A., 27 LISTON Bernard, 37 Dorothy, 37 George R., 37 Ruth, 37 LIVENGOOD, G.W., 39 LOBINGIER, Georgia, 37 LOBINGLER, George, 2 LOGAN Archie, 37 Arthur, 37 Ca 11 ie, 37 Ell a, 37 Elmer, 37 Elmer A., 37 Emma, 37 Ernest, 37 Fred, 37 Fred F., 37 Joe V., 37 Joseph, 37 Ma rguerite, 37 Mel i ssa, 37 Mrs. Amanda J., 37 Myrtle, 37 Pearl, 37 Russell, 37 Stella, 37 Sylvester, 37 Walter, 37 William, 37 Zelma, 37 LONG Barnard, 8 Thomas 0., 28,34 LONGANECKER Charles, 37 Clark E., 37 C1 i fford, 37 Earl, 37 Esta, 37 Everett, 37 Leonard C., 37 Raymond, 37 Thelma, 37 LONGFELLOW Arthur, 37 Daniel 0.,28,34,37 LOTHHOLZ Carl, 37 Oscar, 37 William, 37 48 LOTHROP Elroy A., 37 Mrs. Anna E., 37 LOTZ, Anna, 26,33 LOVE Esther, 37 Grant, 37 Isabella M., 29,34 Lucile, 37 Raymond, 37 LOWE, A.K., 17 LOWN George L., 37 Wil ber D., 37 LOWRY, Katie, 23,34 LUCAS Thomas, 37 Wi 11 i am H., 37 LUHERS,Villamenia, 36 LUMEN, Maggie, 31,34 LUNDY, Al, 18 LUSH, Katie, 27,34 LUTZ Andrew, 38 Arthur, 38 Charles, 38 Clara, 38 Elmer, 38 Eugene Edward, 21,37 Eva, 37 Eva May, 21 Frank, 37,38 Frank Elmer, 21 Fred, 38 Martha Anastasia, 21 Matti e, 37 Oscar, 37 Oscar Eugene, 21 LYMAN, Eli, 16 LYNCH Elsie, 38 Hazel, 38 Irena, 38 James G., 38 William, 38 LYON Alfred, 38 Harley, 38 John H., 38 LYONS Francis, 38 Gladys, 38 James, 38 Jerry, 38 Lester, 38 �LYONS, cont. Paul, 38 MADL Alma, 39 Arthur, 39 Edd, 39 Jerald, 39 Joe F., 39 Joe Sr., 39 Lorine, 39 Marion, 39 ~1i 1dred, 39 Ralph, 39 Robert, 39 MADSON, John, 28,34 MAFFET George W., 39 Maud, 39 Samuel,39 MAGRATH Jas., 25 Jos., 27 MAICHEL Anna, 39 Carl, 39 Catherine, 39 Elizabeth, 39 George, 39 Lena, 39 Louis, 39 Mrs. Joseph, 39 Rosa, 39 MALLISON, Lola E., 26,34 MALMBURG Emma, 40 J. August, 40 Marie, 40 Oscar, 40 MALONE, Mrs. Bridget, 40 MALONEY Flavia, 40 John, 40 Mildred, 40 MANESS Burnie, 40 John B., 40 MANGELSDORF Charlotte, 40 Helen, 40 Maurine, 40 W.H., 40 MANNING Alba D., 40 Ethie, 40 Harris, 40 MANNING, cont. Ralph, 40 Rose, 40 MANSFIELD John W., 40 Mattie, 40 MARDES, Francisco, 18 MARKLEY Doris, 40 Etta, 40 Evelyn, 40 George W., 40 Jess, 40 Jess E., 40 Levi, 40 Oscar, 40 Rogert, 40 Solon, 40 MARSHALL Aileen, 40 Earl, 40 Edward, 40 Fay, 40 Frank S., 40 Harold, 40 Herbert, 40 John, 40 Mildred, 40 Mrs. Mary A., 40 Samuel C. Jr., 28,32 Wi 11 i am E., 40 MARTIN Alex, 40 Amos, 40 Armstrong, 40 Carrol,40 Charles E., 40 Dave, 40 Earl, 40 Edgar, 40 Edward, 40 Estell a, 40 Esther, 40 Ethel,40 E., 40 Florence, 40 Frances, 40 Fred, 40 George, 40 Helen, 40 I1 a, 40 James H., 40 Jefferson D., 40 Jessie, 40 John D., 40 49 MARTI N, cont. Lawrence, 40 Mabel, 40 Morris, 40 Pearl, 40 Robert, 31,40 Ruth, 40 Susan 0., 30,34 Wilford, 40 William, 40 William Arthur, 18 Wi 11 i am E., 40 Wi 11 i am G., 40 Wil son, 36,40 W., 36 W.P., 40 MARVIN Jas., 23,26,27,28,29, 30,31 Mina Elizabeth, 31,34 MASON, Oti s, 16 MASTERSON, Van, 17 MATHES Evelyn, 40 Guy J., 40 Mary, 40 MATHEWS Chas. Andrew, 18 Clara, 40 J., 40 Lydia, 40 Minnie, 40 Nora, 40 Rosa, 40 Stella, 40 MATHEY Charles, 40 George, 40 ~1ary, 40 MATHIAS Charles R., 40 Charlotte, 40 ~1ary, 39 Murlyn, 40 Roland, 40 Thurman, 40 MATNEY Clarence, 40 John, 40 John Everett, 18 Kneth, 40 Opal, 40 MAUL, John H., 23,27 MAURITZSEN Johanna, 27,34 �MAUST, Calvin Henry, 18 McARTHUR, L., 16 McCABE, James F., 28,33 McCABRIA Eugene, 38 Harry, 38 James F., 38 McCALL Dave T., 38 Joe Darryl, 18 John, 38 John S., 38 Madge, 38 Margurite, 38 Minnie, 38 Opal, 38 Orville, 38 Orville Clarence, 18 Sarah, 38 Virginia, 38 Wayne, 38 McCARTY, George L., 38 McCLANAHAN Ada, 38 Alex F., 38 Bertha, 38 Edward, 38 Elizabeth, 38 Ell a, 38 Elmer, 38 Emma, 38 Franklin, 38 Fred, 38 George Edward, 18 Guy, 38 Guy Hedgeman, 18,38 G. Edward, 38 Hazel, 38 Hedger E., 38 Hedgman, 38 Helen, 38 Madalyn, 38 Martha, 38 Mary, 38 Mrs. Mary E., 38 Nancy, 38 Pearl,38 Roberta, 38 Virginia, 38 Walter, 38 Wi 11 i am, 38 McCLANHAN Ethel, 38 Flora, 38 Mary, 38 McCLANHAN, cont. Minnie, 38 Wi 11 i am S., 38 ~1cCLELLAND Melvin, 38 Noah F., 38 McCLINTOCK Edith, 38 Edward, 38 El i zabeth, 38 George, 38 George A., 38 Grace, 38 Helen, 38 Herbert, 38 Kate, 38 Laura, 38 Marie, 38 Mrs. Mary C., 38 Richard, 38 Ruth, 38 William, 38 Wi 11 i am J., 38 McCLUNG Carl, 38 Crawford L., 38 Edgar, 38 Milton, 38 McCLURE Foster, 38 George F., 38 Gladys, 38 Isaac, 28,33 Roy, 38 Serena, 38 McCOLLOUGH Charles D., 38 Irma, 38 Vivi an, 38 Warren, 38 McCOLLUM Burton, 38 Effie, 38 Elmer, 38 Harriet, 38 Mrs. Martha, 38 McCONNELL Bernard, 38 Bernice, 20 Florence, 38 Lela, 38 Ollie, 38 Robert G., 38 Robert Jr., 38 McCORMICK, Mary E., 25,34 50 McCREATH Catherine, 39 David, 39 D. H., 39 Francis, 39 McFARLAND Bernice, 39 Bertha M., 39 Edna D., 29,34 Edward, 39 Elizabeth, 39 Geneva, 39 Lizzie E., 24,34 Mrs. N•J., 39 Paul, 39 Robert R., 39 Thomas, 39 McFARLANE, Albert, 28,34 McGEE, Minnie M., 24,34 McGINNIS James Francis, 18 McGRATH, Mary Ann, 28,34 McKAY, William M., 28,34 McKEE Bertha, 39 Charles, 39 Edson, 39 George, 39 James M., 39 McKINNEY Alvin, 39 Betty Lou, 39 Charles A., 39 Charles Jr., 39 Clara, 39 Elmer, 39 Flossie, 39 Fred J., 39 Howard, 39 John H., 39 Levi, 39 Li 11 ie, 39 Merle, 39 Robert, 39 Ti 11 ie, 39 Wi 11 iam, 39 McKINZIE Francis, 39 Herbert, 39 Hulda, 39 Iber, 39 Iva, 39 I.C., 39 J. Frank, 39 Lavergne, 39 �McKINZIE, cont. Mrs. Heber A., 39 Myrtle, 39 Nell, 39 Oral, 39 Rufus, 39 Russell, 39 McMILLEN Carl,39 Chester, 39 Dale, 39 Don, 39 Frank, 2 Jack, 39 McNARIE Ali ce, 39 Charles L., 39 James, 39 McNEES Floyd, 39 James, 39 James R., 39 Josell, 39 Oscar, 39 Oscar P., 39 Percy, 39 Winston, 39 McNISH Ada, 39 Anna, 39 Charles, 39 E1 vin, 39 John W., 39 ~lary E., 29,34 Sherman, 39 Wi 11 i am A., 39 McPHEETERS Del bert, 39 Elizabeth, 39 Evelyn, 39 James A., 39 Perry, 39 Roscoe, 39 Thelma, 39 Walter, 39 Wi 11 i am A., 39 McQUEEN Glenn R., 39 Martha, 39 M., 39 McQUISTIAN/McQUISTON, Rev., 17 McRAE Albert Sylvester, 18 McTAGERT Ali ce, 39 George, 39 Hattie, 39 Wi 11 i am, 39 Wi 11 i am J., 39 MEEDER, George, 2 MELTON, Melissa A., 29,34 MERCER, Lillian, 40 MERCHANT, Nelson, 2 MEYERS, Rebecca, 37 MICHALOS, Richard D., 16 MIGLARIO Charles Allen, 18 John Steven, 18 MIKESELL, Alf, 18 MILES, Susannah, 27,34 MILLER Albert J., 28,34 Charles W., 28,34 Jacob, 28,34 Mary E., 23,34 Sarah C., 25,34 MILLS, Margaret A., 25,34 MILNER, Cyrus E., 28,33 MITCHELL David T., 12,13,14 John T., 28,32 J. H., 37 Nell ie, 39 MODL, J., 39 MOHERMAN, William H., 2 MONDEY, Thaddeus, 28,33 MONROE, Anthony, 28,35 MONTAGUE, Dwight H., 16 MOON, Minta V., 30,34 MOORE Alvertie, 24,34 Fred Hi 11, 18 Hattie, 31,34 J.M., 17 Samuel T., 28,33 Sue T., 31,34 MORRILL, Agnes L., 24,34 MORRIS Agnes S.M., 27,34 John, 28,35 W. L., 26,29 MORRISS Nathan, 18 William Washington, 18 MORROW, Mary E., 28,34 MORTIMER, William, 28,34 MORTON, Emma, 31,34 MOTTER, J.A., 23,24,27,30 51 MOTTINGER George E., 28,35 MUELLER, J., 26 MULVIHILL, William, 28,34 MUMMAK, Dell, 37 MURPHY, Thomas, 41 MUSICK, Charles J., 28,32 MYERS Kate F., 24,34 ~linnie J., 27,34 NACE, Fred Henry, 18 NATHAN, Albert J., 28,33 NEFF, George N., 16 NELSON, Robert B., 13 NEUMEYER, August H., 29,33 NEWELL, John, 16 NEWHALL, Charles G., 16 NEWLAND, Edith, 36 NEWMAN, Amy E., 24,34 NINDE, W.X., 31 NIVEN, Harry E., 29,32 NORRIS Jessie, 18 Thos. F., 24,26,28 NORTH, Maude 0., 28,34 NORTON John Q.A., 23,24,25,26, 27,28,29,30,31,32 NORWINE, Tlitha, 27,34 NOSS, Hiram, 2 NOTT, Emma E., 27,34 NUFFER, William, 29,32 NYE, Cora E., 25,34 OCHELTREE, Lewes F., 6,8 OEHRLE, Gotlieb, 20 OFFNER, William A., 29,34 OLDS, Frank B., 26 ORRICK, A.D., 27 OSBORN, William, 29,33 OZIAS, Cora, 40 OIBRYNE, R.E., 24 OICONNOR, William, 2 OIDELL, Rhoda Prather, 41 OINEIL Mary H., 24,34 M.A., Dr., 2 PAINE, Alfred J., 16 PARK John S., 25 Susa, 37 PARKER, Artemus H., 16 PARKINS, Mr., 22 �PARMER, J.M., 37 PARROTT, Etta, 28,34 PARSON, Henry G., 17 PASSON, David, 29,32 PATRICK A1be rt G., 16 David, 16 PATTERSON George W., 29,32 William A., 29,34 PATTON, W.D., 23 PATTY, R.M., 15 PAYNE, May, 30,34 PEARSON Emma, 28,34 Eva E., 23,34 Robert H., 2 PEASE, Arthur, 17 PECK, Henry L., 29,33 PELOT, James M., 11 PENCOAST, Jacob M., 29,33 PENDROY Maurice M., 29,33 PEPPERS, George A., 29,34 PERSING, Mary A., 23,34 PETERSON Augusta, 27,34 Hannah Mary, 28,34 Hulda C., 23,34 Ruby, 38 PETTIBONE, John, 2 PETTINGILL/PETTENGILL F.H., 28,31 PHELP/PHELPS, Rose L., 29,34 PICKENS Orlando H., 29,35 PIERSON, Elmer E., 29,32 PIKE, John W., 29,33 PORANTO, Elizabeth, 37 PORTER Sidney, 29,32 William G., 16 PORTERFIELD Thomas W., 16 POWERS, George H., 16 PRATT, Stafford J., 16 PRESTON Charles L., 16 Henry, 16 PRICE James, 40 Thomas B., 15 PRIMERY, George R., 16 PUCKETT, Amanda, 31,34 PUGH, Mary, 37 PYLE Flora A., 26,34 Jessee F., 16 Ladona Viola, 28,34 RUPERT, Minnie E., 24,34 RYNERSON, Jacob, 2 SADLMAR, Jacob, 30,32 SAIELIS Amaziah Howard, 18 SAlLE QUAYLE, W.A., 24,27,29 Anna, 37 Anna Elizabeth, 21 RABER, Rosanna, 28,34 Charles A., 22 RAINES, D.W., 24 Fern, 22 RANEY, Henry, 29,33 Francis Joseph, 21 RAPPARD, Dora, 38 Francis M., 21 RATLIFF, William M., 29,35 Frank J., 30,33 RAUSCH Gladys, 22 Henry, 29,34 John E., 21 Mr., 17 Katherine M., 21 RAY, Margaret, 31,34 Peter A., 21 REDDISH, Edith, 24,34 Wendel in, 19,21,22 REINECK, Katharina, 28,34 SCATES, Allie, 23,34 REISER, T.A., 17 SCHAAKE, Ida, 37 RHOADES SCHALBAR Benjamin Franklin, 2 Elizabeth, 21 RHOERES?, P.T., 28 Family, 19 RICHARDSON SCHIRMER, Mr., 21 Albert L., 29,34 SCHMOE, Ernest, 30,34 RIDDLE, Edward R., 29,35 SCHNEIDER, John, 30,33 RIFFLE, Albert S., 29,34 SCHOENHOFER, Ida, 39 RILEY A1metta, 36 SCHOEPFLIN, Mary A., 38 Jones H., 8 SCHREINER RIPLEY, James, 4 Fami 1y, 19 ROBBINS Katherine, 22 George W., 15 SCHROYER, Jennie, 38 Lillie J., 26,34 SCHULTZ ROBERTS, J.W., 17 Anna Catherine, 31,34 ROBINSON SCHUMANN, Peter, 23,28,29 James, 29,32 SCHWARTZ W.F., 36 Mary H., 27,34 ROCKAFELLER Thelma, 21 Maggie E., 25,34 SCHWEITZBERGER, Arthur, 18 ROGERS, Herbert A., 29,33 SCOTT ROHE, Hannibal H., 29,34 John, 2 ROOT, Helen, 39 Robert, 17 ROSE Samuel, 2 Jasper, 17 SEARS, Alice P., 39 Seigel, 29,33 SEEVER, Claborn L., 30,35 ROSENAN, Hannah, 29,34 SEGALL, Hugo, 18 ROSS SEMAN, Mary D., 23,34 Phil ip, 29,32 SERCY, William H., 30,35 Robert, 29,33 SESSIONS, Cora, 39 ROTHROCK, Ira, 30,35 SEYBOLD, Lightle H., 30,33 ROY SEYLER, Samuel Austin, 2 Aaron D., 16 SEYMOUR, Johnson, 30,33 Frank T., 30,32 SHANNAN, Ella, 40 RUMBAUGH, Elias N., 30,32 52 �SHARP Lucy, 27,34 Ne 11 ie, 26,34 SHAWLEY Armstead M., 41 Asa Owen, 41 SHEELEY, Mary E., 26,34 SHELLEY, Mike, 18 SHEPPARD Howa rd D., 30,34 SHERMAN, Gen. William, 3,4,6,7 SHIELDS, Agnes, 17 SHINN, W.H., 27,29 SHIRLEY, Elmer, 18 SHIVELY, Edward, 30,34 SIMMONS, James C., 2 SIMON All ie, 22 Amelia, 21 Andrew, 22 Anna, 20 Arthur P., 20 August J., 20 August (Nicolas), 20 Augusta, 22 Caroline, 20 Charles, 22 Corry M., 20 Elizabeth, 22 Family, 19 Frank, 22 Fred, 22 Harold Wayne, 22 Johan, 19 John, 20,22 John Peter, 20,21 Joseph, 22 Joseph J., 21 Katherine, 19,21,22 Katherine E., 20 Katherine M., 21 Laura F., 22 Leo John, 21 Mary, 20, 21 Mary J., 22 Mathias, 19,20,21 Michel, 19 Minne, 22 Mort-ne, 20 Nicholas, 19,22 Oscar J., 21 Pauline, 22 Peter, 19,20 Peter Joseph, 20 SIMON, cont. Philomena, 21 Roy William, 20 Ruth, 21 Susan, 20 Wende 1i n, 20 Wende 1 inA., 20 Wi 11 iam, 20 Wi 11 i am A., 20 SIMPSON, Amanada, 37 SINCLAIR, James C., 2 SKAGGS, Ed(d)na I., 23,34 SKINNER, Amanda, 27,34 SLADE, E. B., 30 SLEPPY, George, 2 SLIETZ, Mrs., 17 SLOAN, Wesley, 2 SLOSS, Julia A., 29,34 SMITH Adam l., 30,32 Edward Combie, 26 Ella B., 26,34 Fred Christian, 18 Giles, 16 Inez, 37 Joseph P., 30,32 J. Franklin, 30,33 Lettie B., 17 Lou Ann, 23,34 Mary, 21 SNYDER Elmer H., 17 J.H., 25 SOMMER, Caroline P., 31,34 SOUTH, W.H., 23 SOUTHER, Alice A., 31,34 SOXMAN, Christian, 30,33 SPANGLER, Chas. W., 18 SPENCER Annis, 38 Etta, 17 lona, 17,18 SPRINGER, Mr., 22 STALL, Susannah, 27,34 STANLEY Emery F., 30,35 Harvey, 27 STAUFFER, Lester, 17 STEEN/STEIN, William, 17 STEPHENS J. P., Rev., 2 Phineas, 16 STERNBERGH, T.J., 24,27,28 STEVENSON, W.B., 31 53 STEWART J.W., 30 Ro 11 y A., 30 , 35 Samuel, 16 STINES, J.S., 17 STONE John W., 16 l.A., 17 STONEBRAKER, Samuel A., 2 STOTE, Amos Hall, 25,23,28 STOUT, A.V., 25 STRICKER Amelia Margaret, 41 STRICKLER, H.J., 10,14,15 STRINGFIELD, Thos. J., 24 STRONG, Edmund S., 30,33 STRUB, Joseph, 30,34 STUDEBAKER David W., 30,35 STUTSMAN, Sarah E., 30,34 ST. CLAIR, H.C., 17 SUGREES, John B., 16 SULZEN Adolph, 18 William Francis, 18 SUMNER, Josie A., 25,34 SURBER, Gertrude, 25,34 SUTTON Emery/Emory L., 30,33 Millie, 39 SWALLOW Newton Garfield, 18 SWANEY, Joseph A., 30,32 SWARTZ, Clara A., 30,34 SWICHER, Mary, 40 SWIFT, Francis B., 16 SWINLEY, Edward M., 30,33 SWISHER, Mary, 28,34 TALLEY Fay S., 41 lloyd, 41 TANER, Gilbert, 16 TANSEMO, Millie, 24,34 TARR, Thomas, 18 TARVIN, O.L., 17 TAYLOR Charles F., 30,35 John Mi 11 ard, 18 Sherman, 30,34 TESTERMAN Francis M., 30,33 THACHER, Nellie G., 26,34 THARP, Sarah Jane, 39 �WHITNEY, cont. Wm., 27,28 WHITSON, Carol, 3,41 WHITTOCK, Ida, 31,35 WIGFALL, Thos. B., 11 WILBUR Elizabeth G., 27,35 WILCOX Alexander Martin, 31,34 Carol, 41 WILHITE, Charles M., 31,33 WILKERSON, Jesse, 17 WILKINS, Queen V., 26,35 WILLETS, Gertrude, 17 WILLEY, Jessie, 40 WILLIAMS Anna, , 27 ,35 3 Carrie, 27,35 WATT Bros., 40 Edward, 31,34 WATTS Isabel M., 24,35 Clara Belle, 22 John, 31,35 Marjory, 37 Sarah, 25~35 Robert N., 31,33 Susie, 23,35 WATTSBURGER WILSON Jacob A., 31,33 E., 40 WEBB, Morris, 31,33 Pearl, 40 WEBER, Minnie J., 27,35 WINBURN, Charles, 31,33 WEBSTER, Frank, 31,34 WEIBLE, Fred(e)rick, 31,34 WINCHELL, Jessie, 38 WINEY WELKER, Laura E., 24,35 WELLS Jacob, 31,33 Chas. Austin, 18 Thos. G., 26,27,28,30,31 James, 4 WING, Addie S., 30,35 ULRICH, Martha, 30,35 WERTZ WINGERT, P.N., 2 Charlotte, 3 WINGFIELD VAN HORN Mary M., 26,35 Carrie D~, 29,35 William B., 31,35 WESHWERT WINTER VAN PELT Luther Martin, 18 Charles Baker, 18 R.H., 23,25,27,29,31 WESTFALL, George, 4 Paul Brannen, 18 VANLIEW, Conrad E., 31,34 WEYBRIGHT, Wilda F., 31,35 WINTERS, Oscar Monroe, 18 VARNER, Thomas, 16 WHIPPLE WIRTS, Nannie, 30,35 VEATCH, Matelda, 23,35 Ezekiel D., 16 WOGOMAN, John H., 31,32 VERNSEN, Ole, 31,34 George Zebulen, 18 WOLSY, Ora, 38 VOGL, Alfred H., 31,34 J.L., Dr., 17 WOOD VOGLESONG, Sandford, 16 WHIRLOW, Annie, 28,35 Annie E., 30,35 VON ZELLER WHISLER, Anna V., 25,35 Atwell, 16 Richard L.F., 31,34 WHITE John N.O.P., 9,10,11,12, Hattie, 28,35 13,14,15,16 WAHLENMAIER Ida A., 23,35 WOODWARD, Frances, 39 George Henry, 18 John W., 16 WOOTON, M., 26 WAKLEY, Charles E., 31,35 Li 11 ie, 30,35 WRIGHT WALKER Mary, 31,35 Benjamin A., 32,33 A., 29 Michael, 31,32 William E., 32,33 John W., 31,33 Ora, 38 W;, 25,32 Martha L., 26,35 WHITNEY WALLIS, Capt., 9 Charles L., 31,34 YARGER, H.L., 23,25,27,29 THOMAS Addie, 28,34 Arnie, 31,32 THOME, Family, 19 THOMES, Charles H., 15 THOMSON, J.H., 17 THORNE Anna, 19 Mathi as, 19 THORP, Phillip, 31,34 THUELIUM, Charles, 31,32 TILTON, Edward F., 31,33 TIMMONS Fremont S.i 31,35 Leonard, 18 TOBLER, Amelia, 23,34 TODD, John Mitchell, 2 TRACY Ida, 17 Mr., 17 TREW, Christine E., 23,34 TRUAN Elizabeth A., 31,35 TUCKER, William A., 31,35 TURNER Addie, 27,35 De 11 a, 49,35 011 i e J., 30,35 TUTON, James M., 10 TUTTLE, Martha, 39 TYLER, Emily, 29,35 WALROD, Mrs., 17 WALTER, Mr., 7 WALTERS, A.C., 40 WALTON, James B., 31,33 WARE Anna Myrtle, 37 William S., 16 WARNER Lillie D., 30,35 M.J., 17 WARREN John, 2 Ri chard, 2 WATKINS, Wat, 2 WATSON Mary Elizabeth Batdorf, 54 �YORK Howard, 16 James H., 16 YOUNG Charles 0., 32 Nancy, 28,35 Sa 11 ie, 37 YUNGSECK, Annie, 23,35 YUNKER, Jason, 16 ZEES, W;lliam F., 32,33 ZEEGLER/ZEIGLER Dora, 31,35 ZELLARS 17 Douglas County, Kansas Marriages (1854-1884) . 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