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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. • • Goodwi 11. • • • • • • Ways and Means • • • • • • Five Generation Charts. • Cookbook Chairman •••• Independence Day ••••• Maple Leaf Festival ••• Budget • • • • • . • • • • Cemetery Book Chairman •• Calling Committee Chair. FGS Representatives • Robin Ross, 1005 W. 29th Terr., Lawrence, KS 66046 Fay Talley, 2020 Emerald Dr., Lawrence, KS 66046 Vi vi an 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 Jean Snedeger, 1638 Rhode Island, Lawrence, KS 66044 Janet Payne, 213 High St., Baldwin City, KS 66006 Publications •••• • • • Beverley Chapman, 2114 Marvonne Rd., Lawrence, KS 66047 Pioneer Chairman. . • Chris Kraft, 404 Cattleman Ct., Lawrence, KS 66049 Pioneer Committee All Douglas Co. Genealogical Society members and friends who submit articles. . * * ** * * * * * * * * The Douglas County Genealogical Society is a non-profit organization with regularly scheduled MEETINGS the 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 P.O. Box 3664 lawrence~ Kansas 66046-0664 Society~ Inc. ISSN 0739-4101 Vol. XIII~ No.2 Winter 1989/90 CONTENTS Members of the Douglas County Genealogical PAGE November 1989 ••.••• 58 Correction to Farmer's Mail and Breeze Directory - McKINZIE •••••••••••• 62 Alex MARKS of Marks Jewelers ........................................... 62 A Genealogy of Martha (BOYD) METCALF of lawrence ••••••.••••••••...••••• 63 J.C. METCALF and W.R. EVANS of the Evans-Metcalf Company •••••••••••.••• 64 Society~ A Brief and Incomplete Account of the HARTs in Douglas County~ Kansas •• 65 Claims of Citizens of Kansas - George W. HART •••••••••••••••.•••••.•••• 66 lawrence High School Class of 1911 •••••••••••••••••.•••••••••••••••.••• 67 Kansas Farmer and Mail & Breeze Directory of Douglas Co., MATNEY - OTT. 75 Death Notices from Proceedings of the Rebekah Assembly IOOF 1891-1953 .• 81 Recent Obituaries of Residents Born Before 1900 ••.•••••••.••...•••••••• 86 Important Dates in the History of lawrence •..•••••••••••••••••••••••••• 87 Queries................................................................ 89 Some Tips for Writing Queries ••••••.••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 90 Index of Names in Current Issue •••••••••••••••.•••••••••••••••••••••••• 91 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. ADDRESS CORRECTIONS: If your PIONEER is returned to incorrect address and you have not filed an address Co. Genealogical Society's Membership Chairman, the you ONLY UPON RECEIPT OF $4.00 to cover Post Office us by the Post Office for correction with the Douglas PIONEER will be remailed to charges to us. �MEMBERS OF THE DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY NOVEMBER 1989 D~GLAS First/Last Name COUNTY MEMBERS , s~reet Address i Ci ty, State, Zip Lawrence, Ks. 66046 "--1501 Inverness Dr. #229 Mr. and Mrs. N.E.Abella Overbrook, Ks. 66524 Rt. 1, Box 239 Dale & Norma Babbitt Lecompton, Ks. 66050 Rt. 1, Box 372 Paul Bahnmaier Lawrence, Ks. 66044 1614 E. 18th. Terrace Delbert & Mary M. Baxter Lawr.ence, Ks. 66049 I 1329 Kasold, F-l 'Emma B. Berg "';" Lawrence, Ks. 66044 1601 E. Glenn Dr. ~arguerite H. Bishop - I 2024 New Hampshire Lawrence, Ks. 66046 ;Justyn Brown Lawrence, Ks. 66046 2135 Kentucky St. Kathryn J. Bunton Ks. 66047 'Lawrence, 1612 St. Andrews ~ary Dresser Burchill Lawrence, , Ks. 66046 2416 Morningside Dr. Donald & Roberta Cain Ks. 66046 Ll;lwrence, 2114 Marvonne Rd Beverly J. & Lawrence Chapman Ks. 66046 Lawrence, 1908 New Hampshire St. Dorothy V. Clarke L'awrence, Ks. 66046 'Rt. 5, Box 128 Vivian & Goldie Hout Clough, ,Lawrence, Ks. 66044 , 1710 Indiana Willard H. Cobb iEudora, Ks, 66025 , 631 Locust, Box 326 Maudie Couch Lawrence, Ks. 66044 ; 1623 Harper St. Earl L. & Oma L. Curtiss ,Lawrence, Ks. 66044 , 929 Alabama Virgil & Jan Dean Lawrence, Ks. 66046 : 1308 W. 20th. Street Marjorie Doctor Lawrence, Ks. 66044 406 E. 10th. Street Alta J. Duncan 'Lawrence, Ks. 66044 I 1429 Kasold, Apt. 87 Charles & Mary Frances Durr Lawrence, Ks. 66044 , 3001 Ranger Dr. Grace & Robert Embers Eudora, Ks. 66025 ; 310 W. 13th. Marlene & David Evinger Lawrence, Ks. 66044 1916 Countryside Lane George & Carol Francis Lawrence, Ks. 66046 2317 Anderson Road Marjorie H. Freeman Lawrence, Ks. 66046 : 2411 Louisiana, K-128 Dorothy H. Fritzel Eudora, Ks. 66025 Rt. 1 Margaret Gabriel RR. #1, Box 45 :McClouth, KS 66054 Larry Gantenbein Lawrence, Ks. 66044 305 Wagon Wheel June & Jim Gibb Lawrence, Ks. 66044 Dr. Thomas & Catherine Gorton ; 831 Illinois Lawrence, Ks. 66046 ; 1828 Ohio Harold & Maxine Graves Baldwin City, Ks. 66006 : P.O. Box 744 Mary Louise Hancuff Lawrence, Ks. 66049 William T. & Virginia L. Harris' 3418 W. 10th. St. Terrace : 1925 Barker Lawrence, Ks. 66046 Carolyn & Susan Helmer : 1631 Pennsylvania Lawrence, Ks. 66044 Alden & Mae Holderman ,Rt. 1, Box 262 Perry, Ks. 66073 Maxine Hougland Helmut & Ursula Huelsbergen i 1908 Alabama Street ,Lawrence, Ks. 66046 Lora P. Hughey ;Apt. A, 307 Prairie Ridge PI Lawrence, Ks. 66046 Mary I. Jamison :Rt. 2, Box 58A Baldwin City, Ks. 66006 Marvin & Norma Jardon iRt. 1 Baldwin City, Ks. 66006-9716 Marguerite Johnson ; 524 Lincoln Lawrence, Ks. 66044 Jackie & Max D. Kennedy ;I Rt. 2 Baldwin, Ks. 66006 Irma L. & Richard L. Kidwell :I 1617 Rhode Island St. I Lawrence , Ks. 66044 Myron & Edwina King ~ 2917 Santa Fe Lawrence, Ks. 66047 Karolynn Kisher I 437 Indiana \Lawrence, Ks. 66044 £hristine Davidson Kraft I 404 Cattleman Court ,Lawrence, Ks. 66049 ~.J. & Mary Lawson 2246 Tennessee Lawrence,. Ks. 66046 IFern Long I Box 125 Eudora, Ks. 66025 Yvonne Markley -'-RR; #2, Box 164 ' Lawrence, KS 66046 Paul J. McCarthy 115 Providance Rd. Lawrence, KS 66049 '-- 58 �Virginia L. MeGee '-~1102 Birch Street ,'Erma G. McManness 1600 W. 22nd. Street, Michael & Brenda McManness; Rt. 5, Box 46-A Pauline F. & Herman E Meyef 1227 Brook Stuart 'Mills 1417 E. 15th., Lot 5 Mary & Sharon Kay Moore 1131 Delaware R0 u t es,--:s"""'"o-x--::1'-'4;-;5:;Cheryl A. MusiCk', Paul Nuffer RR. #4, Box 157 Kevin Oneslager 114 Elm, Box 263 Martha Parker Rt. 2, Box 99 James L. Postma P.O. Box 507 Donald Potter 2210 New Hampshire Robin Ross 1005 W. 29th. Terrace Virginia & John G. Sayler 342 Woodlawn Circle Evelyn Scheldon 2908 Chrisholm Dr. Cynthia Schott P.O. Box 3989 Bob & Sandra Schumm 1720 St. Andrews Donna & Quentin Shogrin 648 Schwarz Rd. Claude & Zona Smith 939 Pamela Lane Nancy J. Smith 534 Kasold Dr. B. Jean & Charles E. Snede er ,1638 Rhode Island lona B. Spencer RR. 1, Box 274 Mary Lynn Stuart Rt. 2, Timberline Acres Fay & Lloyd M. Talley 2020 Emerald Drive Donald & Wilma Vaughn 1946 Barker Ave. Edna & D.P. Welling : Rt. 3, Box 298A Robert H. & Carol J. Whits~n 2731 Rawhide John & Mary Ann Williams I 2928 Yellowstone Dr. Arthur & Mary Lou Winchell I 927 Crestline Charles & Erma Worley RR. 6, Bm( 24 Loretta Young Rt. #1, Box 139 A Phyllis J. Baech~r Young 202 W. 13th. Street -,0 Eudora, Ks. 66025 Lawrence, Ks. 66046 Lawrence, Ks. 66046 ltawrence , Ks. 66044 Lawrence, Ks. 66044 Lawrence, Ks. 66044 Lawrence, Ks. 66046 Lawrence, KS 66044 66006 Bal~win, Ks. Overbrook, Ks. 66524 Lawrence, Ks. 66044 Lawrence, Ks. 66046 Lawrence, Ks. 66046 Lawrence, Ks. 66049 Lawrence, Ks. 66047 Lawrence, Ks. 66046 Lawrence, Ks. 66044 Lawrence, Ks. 66049 Lawrence, Ks. 66049 Lawrence, Ks. 66049 Lawrence, Ks. 66044 Lecompton, Ks. 66050 Baldwin, Ks. 66006 Lawrence, Ks. 66046 Lawrence, Ks. 66046 Baldwin City, Ks. 66006 Lawr'ence, Ks. 66046 Lawrence, Ks. 66047 Lawrence, Ks. 66044 Lawrence, Ks. 66046 Baldwin City, KS 66006 Eudora, Ks. 66025 MEMBE,RS_I:.ROM OUTSI DE DOUGLAS COUNTY Wilber W. Bandemer 204 Chase- Drive --Portland, TX 78374 Wilber W. Bandemer \ 202 Chase ?ortland, Tx. 78374 Jo Anne S. Barker '--.1940 Rocky Dells Dr. Prescott, Az. 86303 Willis H. Jr.& Norma M. BeasTeyT525 South Garfield St. 'Denver, Co. 80210 I ' Mildred M. Bock , 13811 Kimberly Dr. Largo, Fl. 34644 Patsy Boggs 11556 EI Caminri Real Road Montrose, Co. 81401 Mary Bowmen 4885 Academy St. 'San Diego, Ca. 92109 Doris Brunk Bakerfield, Ca. 93307 508 Oswell Joyce Christie Box 8 Wellsville, Ks. 66092 Betty Colwell 4922 Glenmeadow Dr. Houston, Tx. 77096 Chloetta Cordell 20185 S. Gardner Rd. Gardner, Ks. 66030 Dennis J. Cotter 5240 New Court West Bloomfield, Mi. 48033 Sandra L. Crittenden P.O. Box # 417 Oakland, Or. 97462 Donna V. Davis 843 Crestwood Abilene, Tx. 79603 Mrs George Dustin Doremus RR # 2, Box 230 Washington, 11. 61571 Elizabeth Dunn ____~~~~5 Cottohwood Apt. 3 Lenexa, Ks. 66215 Miriam G. Eads 920 E. 6th: Pratt, Ks. 67124 Finney Co. Genealogy SOCi~ty P.O. Box 592 Garden Ci!y, Ks. 67846 \, 59 �\ 1026 Martin Road Ernest C. & Dorothy C.-Gimblet 8274 E. 32nd. ptace . Rejeana R. & Timothy L. Griffin Jean Ave. 4001 David Hart 4952 Sea Wolf Dr. )lizabeth Haynes 12000 Bennington Ray Hellstrom I • t on ' 806 Baltic Dr. Nancy Herrlng 66 Lobsterback Road Barbara G. Hofmann 1573 Beverly Rd. Mark A. Hoover 2109 20th. Ave. Virginia Irvin 1528 South Oak Street Aurelia L. & Otto J. Johnson 4984 Westmont Ave Inez S. Kensit 801 North First Street Dorothea M. Kline 162 S. Kings Hwy. Dennis I. Knox RR 2, Box 99 )ames W. & Bernice D. Knox 8490 Oakmont Dr. IFred & Rosalyn Leonard Family Hist. Library Acquisitions 35 North West Temple 515 Bonnymeade Dr. !Joan Black Lund Route 2, Box 150B IHelen MacDonald 13695 Boston St. ~hirley A. Mets~er 103 3rd. St., Box 135 Ruth A. Meyer 6710 N.W. 31st. Terr. Barbara Neel 623 Virginia Dr. Mary Bell O'Connell 48 California St. ??? Frank E. Pearson RR 1, Box 33 Marie M. Pemberton 14104 Piedras Rd., N.E. 'Rhoda Rudd Prall 800 Vine Street Cincinnati Publication Library 1416 So. 40th. St. ,Juani ta Rader 13863 Kinbrook St. Janet Reid Route 5, Box 366 :Mrs Elizabeth Sanders 731 S. Blaine Dorothy Viets Schell ;Frank E. & Edith B. Schrimplin 902 Frazier Ray H. Shaw 17410 Mpl Vly Hy Sp 75 Rose Mary Shoemaker 705 N. Walnut ,AdeH -Carr Smith ' -- 1 8 W. Village Lane 'St. Historical Soc. of Wisconsin 816 State Street Mr & Mrs Karl Thurber 1 0 Radcliffe St. Barbara Dobbins Title 3 47 Greenwood ' IVirginia L. TO,m1?erJin .. 21'24 Daniels Ave. . IJoanne Bartleman Vopicka 9133 S. 77th. Ave. ;Darrel & Judith C. Whipple 76439 Alston Mayger Rd. Patricia J. Williams P.O. Box 370 iJOAnn Havens Wright ~_8_2_6 126th. St ~_s_.E~. Houston, Tx; 77018-2016 ,Tulsa, Ok. 74145 'Bethpage, NY 11714 I santa Rosa, Ca. 95409 IGrandview, Mo. 64030 ~Florissant, Mo. 63031 ITrumbull, Ct. 06611 !Idaho Falls, Id. 83402 'Monroe, Wi. 53566 Ottawa, Ks, 66067 San Jose, Ca. 95130 Garden City, KS 67846-5915 Stillwater, Ok. 74074 'Valey Falls, Ks. 66088 Santa Rosa, Ca. 95409 Salt Lake City, Ut. 84150' :Champaign , II. 61821 :Hayden Lake, Id. 83835 Brighton, Co. 80601 Winchester, Ks. 66097 Bethany, Ok. 73008 Rio Vista, Ca. 94571 Lodi, Ca. 95240-1908 Powhuska, Ok. 74056 Albuquerque, NM 87123 Cincinnati, Oh. 45202 Kansas City, MO 66106 Sylmar, CA 91342 Warrensburg, MO 64093 Moscow, ID 83843 Valley Falls, KS 66088 ,Renton, WA 98058 'Medicine Lodge, KS 67104 ISpringfield, MO 65807 'Madison~_WI ,53706 ,Bakerfield, CA 93305 'Orange, CA 92669 ~S. 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Genealogy Society :The Paradise Genealogy Society The Sunflower Topeka Genealogy Society Western Michigan Genealogy Soc. Whatcom Genealogy Society YAKIMA Valley Genealogy Society YAMHILL Co. Genealogy Society Arkansas Genealogy Society, Inc. Manasota Genealogy Society, Inc. Mid-Missouri Genealogy Soc., Inc. T,he Permian Basin Gen. Soc.. _,.~nc. Rapid City Society for Foothills Gen. Soc. of Colorad~ Old Fort Gen. Soc. S.E. Kansas~ ;The Riley Co. G~nealogy Societ Heart of Am. Gen. Soc. & L-lb. nc ~Smokey Valley Genealogy Society Arizona State Gen. Soc., Inc. The Genie' South Suburban Gen./Hist. Soc. Schuyler Co. Historical Museum 1 61 �. r r=-- iEudota, KS 66025 Eudoria Area Historical society! Box 125 Lecompton, KS 66050 Lecompton Historical Society \L______ Baldwin City, KS 66006 Santa Fe Trail Historical Society Box # 668 Topeka, KS 66612 'KANSAS STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY 120 SW. 10th. Street Marissa, IL 62257 .MARISSA Hist. & Gen. Society Box 47 Glasgrow, KY 42141-0080 South Central Kentucky P.O. Box 80 Lawrence, KS 66044 Watkins Community Museum 1047 Massachuestts Street Genealogy Forum of Portland 1410 S.W. Morrison St. Room 81 Portland, OR 97205 'Gene;:tlc;>gy _S~~. of Okal<?osa-'Co-.--Ft-P-.O. Box # 1175 -Ft. Walton Beach, FL 32549 Columbus, KS 66725 Cherokee Co. of s. E. -- Ktnsas 205 North Kansas Lawrence, KS 66045 Periodicals Sections SlriaIS Kansas University Librar~es ,J CORRECTION TO FARMER'S MAIL AND BREEZE DIRECTORY - McKINZIE In the last issue of the Pioneer (Volume XIII, No.1, Fall 1989). page 39. appeared an entry for Mrs. Heber A. McKINZIE and her children. According to DCGS member Jackie Kennedy. grand-niece of Mrs. McKINZIE. the children listed are by a former marriage and have the surname HATCHER. not McKINZIE. ALEX MARKS OF MARKS JEWELERS The following article appeared in a supplement to the Lawrence Daily Journal World on December 23. 1913. titled "Lawrence Today and Yesterday." Courtesy of the Watkins .Museum. - - - - - -- -- ----- -- ---IN "THE j"E'WELR Y BUSINESS FOR MANY YEARS A. MARKS HAS WON AN ENVIABLE POSITION" .W HEN A. Marks came to Lawrellce in 1858, from Albany, N. Y., at the age of . 15. he became an apprcntice in the watch ami jewelry business of David l'rag'cr, who had started herc in 1857. After serving fOllr years, Mr. Marks ,contillll!;d to work for his employer another eight months, aud then becamc a partner of the . , flrm, which becamc known as Prager & Marks. Aftcr the Lawrence massaere tl)C senior partner of the firm withdrew and movcd to Leavenworth, selling his interest of what little there was left of the merchandise to Mr. 11'1 arks. ALEX MARKS INTERIOR OF A. MARl'S' JEWELRY STORE, , m --- MASS. ST. - 62 - - - - - - "-- Undaunted, thc' junior mcmber. bcg-an .a new career' alonc, with/greater ambition than ever, a'nd by hard work and close at· tention to business prospered year ~fter year, until he finally had one of the' finest. jewelry stores in the state of Kansas. The property at 735 Massachusetts 'Street, in which the store is located, is owned by Mr. Marks and has been occnpied by him for forty-two years. A. Marks is olle of thc Directors \of the Merchants National Bank of Lawrence. �A GENEALOGY OF MARTHA BOYD METCALF OF LAWRENCE The following is extracted from IIGenealogical and Personal History of Fayette and Greene Counties~ Pennsylvania,lI edited by John W. Jordan~ L.L.D.~ and James Hadden~ Volume II (Lewis Publishing Co., New York, 1912)~ pages 352-385. Submitted by Chris Kraft~ the editor~ who just happened across it at the Family History Library in Salt Lake City. Utah, while looking for Ohio Boyds. The library's call number is US/Can 974.88 D2j.V2. Please note that when the book says II now livingll or some other current term of reference. it was published in 1912. The BOYDS came to Fayette county from the Shenandoah valley of Virginia, the family seat being near Winchester. They were an influential family, and of frequent mention in Virginia records. The founder of the Fayette county family was William BOYD~ who moved from the Shenandoah valley to Fayette county~ Pennsylvania~ in 1784~ settling in Bullskin township; there he founded the BOYD family~ made illustrious by his sons, grandsons and great-grandsons. His farm IISpringhill,1I on IIMount's Creek,lI consisted to two hundred and forty acres, which was patented to him in June. 1786, by the government, is yet owned in the family. He bore a commission as justice of the peace, dated 1792. He was a man of education. and held high positions in the township. He was a slave owner. and brought with him from Virginia several slaves. and six negro children were registered as having been born to these between 1795 and 1809. He died in 1812 and was buried on the homestead farm. He married and had issue: Thomas. John. Robert. James. William. Jeremiah and a daughter. The eldest son. Thomas. married Nancy RICE. inherited the homestead. and died in 1855. John died in 1857. Robert became a prosperous farmer of Menallen township, was appointed associate judge of Fayette county in 1841. serving until 1845. James died in Tyrone township. William moved to Ohio. Jeremiah became a physician. (II) James, son of William BOYD. was a farmer of Tyrone township, Fayette County, Pennsylvania. He married and had male issue. (III) George W•• son of James BOYD, was born in Tyrone township, Fayette county, Pennsylvania~ where he became a prosperous farmer. retiring late in life to Mount Pleasant. Pennsylvania. where he built a large brick house which was his residence until death. He was a member of the Baptist church and a man of influence. He married Martha SMITH, February 18, 1846; she was also a Baptist. Children: 1. James Smith. of whom further. 2. Catherine May. born 1848; marrfed George SHRADER. a farmer~ and moved to Ohio; both living. 3. Emily. born March 3. 1851; deceased; married John MOCK. now a farmer of Ohio. 4. Smith. born April 25. 1853; married and now living in West Virginia. 5. Mary. born March 11. 1855; married Peter LACAS. of Scottdale. whom she survives. 6. Demsey. born August 17. 1857; married ~1ay McMASTERS; he is a merchant of Merrittsown. Pennsylvania; both living. 7. Martha. born February 7. 1860; married John METCALF, a traveling salesman, now residing at Lawrence~ Kansas. 8. George M•• born December 24~ 1861; married and died in Joplin. Missouri. (IV) James Smith~ son of George W. and Martha (SMITH) BOYD. was born near Morgan Station in Upper Tyrone township. Fayette county. Pennsylvania. December 23. 1846. He attended the local public school and grew to manhood on the home farm. After his marriage he lived two years on his father's farm. then until February. 1855, lived at Detwiler's Mills as manager of Grandfather Detwiler's farm~ and also did the mill hauling. In 1855 he moved with his family to near Cawker City. Kansas, where he purchased one hundred and sixty acres of land. He prospered, and in 1893 purchased an additional two hundred and forty acres on which he moved and lived until 1906. In that year he sold his one hundred and sixty acre farm and bought one hundred acres near Wichita, Kansas. He has devoted 63 �himself mainly to ralslng alfalfa~ that wonderful crop that has brought prosperity to the west. He also conducts a line of general farming operations on his two farms. He is a Republican in politics and has served on the school board for many years. He is a member of the United Brethren church~ as is his wife. He married Susan Catherine DETWILER~ born at Detwiler's Mills~ Bullskin township~ Fayette county~ Pennsylvania~ January 13~ 1852~ daughter of Samuel. Among his children~ the eldest~ Albert Mason BOYD~ was ten years of age when the family moved to Kansas~ where he completed his studies in excellent public schools. He attended Cawker City high school~ where he was graduated in 1894. He then attended Kansas State Normal at Emporia and taught school for three terms. He returned to Fayette county in 1898. Harry Ellsworth BOYD~ born October 3~ 1875~ now living on his father's two hundred and forty acre farm in Kansas; married Della CRAM. Anna Josephine BOYD~ born September 12~ 1886~ married Mark BOHRER~ a tinner~ now residing at Smith Center~ Kansas. J.C. METCALF AND W.R. EVANS OF THE EVANS-METCALF COMPANY The following "article" appeared in a supplement to the Lawrence Daily JournalWorld titled "Lawrence Today and Yesterday~" dated December 23~ 1913. The original can be found at the Watkins Community Museum. Researched by Judy Sweets and Chris Kraft. The same supplement lists Mrs. Martha B. METCALF as Second Reader~ First Church of Christ~ Scientist. 8 _.- 'I TWO, L _ . - 1_ _ _ • _ _ _ _ 1 _ ' • - .-.~ _.-.- -'!!'-t[!I ~ MEN-"WITH BUT A Sn~GLE_1 ' THOUGHT" i' ", .L:~~!~ ~.~~~.~::.l The:EVANS-METCALF Company is recognized as a factor in the implement and vehicle line. Before entering the retail trade~ J.C. METCALF travelled for a number of years for different manufacturers and jobbers of J. C. METCALF W.REVANS , implements and vehicles. -W.R. EVANS~ after clerking for seven years in a hardware and implement store in Sterling~ Kansas~ was for five years connected with the Avery Planter Co.~ now known as the Avery Co.~ of Kansas City~ Mo. Afterwards he was for twelve years Secretary and Treasurer of the Ferguson Implement Co.~ of Kansas City~ Mo. These are the men who~ with their wives as business partners formed in 1908~ the corporation now known as the EVANS-METCALF Company~ succeeding the BELLMETCALF Implement Co.~ which was incorporated in 1907. They have since then enjoyed a successful business. J.C. METCALF is President and W.R. EVANS is Se:r~tary and Treasurer of the co~pany. Occupying the two-story double building orlglnally erected by G.R. GOULD ln 1882~ the EVANS-METCALF Company is recognized as the oldest established implement and vehicle concern in Lawrence~ but with an eye single to a growing clientele they have kept pace with the progress of the times and are ever ready to serve their patrons to the best of their ability. Amon~ the lead~rs carried in stock by this establishment are Oliver plows and cultlvators~ Mltchell wagons~ Staver buggies~ Stickney gasoline engines~ DeLaval cream sepa~ators~ White sewing machines~ C~loric fireless stoves. They also carry a staple l1ne of hardware. Both are from Mlssouri and glad to "show you." 64 �A BRIEF AND INCOMPLETE ACCOUNT OF THE HARTS IN DOUGLAS Written and submitted by David L. Hart~ COUNTY~ KANSAS 4001 Jean Ave., Bethpage, NY 11714. More than 103 years ago my grandfather, Halleck Floyd HART, was born in the vicinity of Douglas County, Kansas. His exact date of birth is February 20, 1886. He was born at Lecompton, and he was the eleventh of thirteen children (4 boys and 9 girls) born to Samuel Calvin and Lucy Emma HART, who resided in that city (it is believed) from at least 1883-84 to around 1907-08. There they bore three other children: Geneva Beatrice~ born December 1, 1884; Alice Waif, born November 8, 1887; and Helen Frances, born May 2, 1891. The other nine children were all born in Washington County, Kansas between October 1869 to January 1883. Three of those children died within the first two years of their innocent lives. One male child died at birth. One of the surviving children was my great uncle~ Calvin Wild HART, who was born January 22, 1883 and who died at the tender age of 22 1/2 years on July 15, 1905 at Lecompton from "appendicitis" (then undiagnosed) according to an 84 year old niece of his currently living in California. Calvin, a sister Estella Eugenia (HART) WILSON (1877-1964), and another niece, Lenore W. CARLYLE (1905-1984) are all buried in the Maple Grove Cemetery at Lecompton. All three graves are together. On October 2, 1895. Viola Willit HART, Samuel's and Lucy's second child, was married to a man named Charles E. DUMMER at Lecompton. They had a farm, according to information I've gathered. which is now the site of a Dupont plant. Sometime around 1905, "Floyd," as my grandfather was called. moved to Colorado Springs, Colorado. where he is known to have shared a room with older brother Carlos Maedon HART (1879-1847) for a while. A letter dated September 21, 1905 was written by Floyd HART to his mother~ Mrs. Lucy E. HART, from that city. This letter mentions "Carl," as he was known, and his success at his bookkeeping studies. In any case. no envelope accompanies the letter and there is no indication whatsoever as to where it was sent. However. it is presumed that the remnants of the HARTs (the remaining members) still resided in Lecompton at this time. . On November 14. 1907. Geneva Beatrice HART married a man named Arthur Henry PLATT at Lecompton. KS. He was the manager of the J. THOMAS Lumber Yard there. The PLATTS lived in Kansas a while and later removed to California. "Neva." as my great aunt was called, and Arthur PLATT had two daughters, Wanda and Beatrice, who presently reside in Manhattan, Kansas. Sometime around 1907-08 it is believed that Sam and Lucy HART and at least two daughters also relocated to Colorado Springs due, it is said, to a bad case of asthma he suffered from. For reasons of Samuel's health the HART family was compelled to find a cooler climate in which to live. As for my grandfather, H.F. HART, he married Evelyn St. JOHN on May 4. 1912 at Colorado Springs. Together they had three boys. Harold (my father). Homer and Roy (1913, 1915~ 1917 respectively). Floyd HART died on Decmeber 20~ 1953 (about a year and a half after my birth)~ was cremated~ and laid to rest with his parents and youngest sister~ Helen Frances ANDERSON~ in the family plot at Colorado Springs~ Colorado. The other HART family members (Floyd's brothers and sisters) are buried in California. Missouri and various parts of Kansas. Two. as I stated~ are known to be at rest in Lecompton. Douglas County, Kansas~ where the HART family once called "home." 65 �CLAIMS OF CITIZENS OF KANSAS - GEORGE W. HART The following claim appears in "Miscellaneous Documents, The House of Representatives, 2nd Session, 35th Congress 1858-1859," Vol. 2 (James B. Steedman, Washington, 1859), pages 112-113, located at the Spencer Research Library, University of Kansas, Federal Records call number 1017. Researched by the editor. CLAIMS OF CITIZENS OF KANSAS No. 63 To Hon. H.J. STRICKLER, commissioner for the auditing of claims under the provisions of an act to provide for the auditing of claims, and the act supplemental thereto, passed and approved February 23, A.D. 1857. Your petitioner, George W. HART, of Douglas county, Kansas Territory, respectfully shows: That your petitioner, hereinafter stated, was engaged as master carpenter in said county; that on the 21st day of May, A.D. 1856, your petitioner then living in said county; that on the day and year above mentioned there was taken from the possession and destroyed of your petitioner, by some men who were said to belong to what was commonly known as the territorial militia, whose names are entirely unknown to your petitioner, the following, which is more fully set forth in a schedule hereto annexed, and valued at two hundred and sixtyseven dollars; and your petitioner further states that he has not received any pay from any person or persons for the same. Your petitioner therefore prays that he may receive the sum of two hundred and sixty-seven dollars for the loss sustained by him, as is set forth in the foregoing petition, and that the same may be paid therefor, pursuant to the statutes made and provided in such cases, and for such further relief as your petitioner is entitled to in the premises. GEORGE W. HART. Subscribed and sworn to before me, on this 16th day of November, A.D. 1857. In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my notorial seal at Lawrence, the day and year above written. D.H. WEIR, (L.S.), Notary Public SCHEDULE. One overcoat, $25.00; One vest and one pair of pants, $18.00; Two coats, $10.00; Five books on agriculture, $12.00; One grindstone, $12.00; One lot of tools, $20.00; One buffalo skin, $8.00; One carpet, $25.00; One saddle, $12.00; Ladies' clothing, $125.00. Amount ••••••.....••.......•.• $267.00. TERRITORY OF KANSAS, Douglas county. Joel GROVER and F.A. BAILEY, of said county, being duly sworn, say that they have heard the foregoing petition and know the contents thereof, and the facts therein contained are true, according to these affiants' knowledge and belief, and these affiants further say that they know that on or about the 21st day of May, A.D. 1856, the above named petitioner sustained the above loss of property, in the manner in said petition described, in the sum of two hundred and sixty-seven dollars ($267,) the said property being the same as is stated and specified in the schedule which is hereto annexed; and further these affiants say not. JOEL GROVER, (L.S.) F.A. BAILEY, (L.S.) Before me, D.H. WEIR. notary public, duly commissioned and sworn, in and for said county. personally appeared before me, Joel GROVER and F.A. BAILEY, whose names appear to the above affidavit, and after being duly sworn depose and say that the contents of said affidavits are true as they verily believe. Witness my hand and seal this 17th day of November, A.D. 1857, at Lawrence. Kansas. D.H. WEIR, Notary Public, Douglas county . I hereby ce~tifY, in the foregoing claim of George W. HART, of $267, there 1S proved of a pr1vate class, $267; and I hereby award to said George W. HART, the sum of two hundred and sixty-seven dollars. H.J. STRICKLER, Commissioner. 66 �LAWRENCE HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1911 The following descriptions of the members of the Lawrence High School class of 1911 were printed in the "Commencement 111 Budget, II VoL XV II I, No.5, Lawrence High School, Lawrence, KS June 1911. The. original annual was copied by the Editor at the . Watkins Community Museum in Lawrence. The spelling and printing errors are reproduced as they appear' in the original. THE THIRTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT FRIDAY, JUNE SECOND Mabel Wilma ARNETT, "Billie," came to this earth Nov. 4. 1893 and ever since has continued to grow. Really that is all that has been happening all these years and now she is the tallest girl in High School. Her one ambition is to get fat so if that ambition is realized, weill probably hear of her traveling with some show. She has been on several high school programs and besides, has remarkable talent as an artist. She will spend the most of her time next year still higher - on the"·· . c:c:-=-'--_ _ _ _ _ __ hi 11. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH John Lambert BAXTER was unfortunate to the extent of being born in Missouri, but he says that he is going to try to live it down. The date of his arrival is June 10. 1894 and the place Kansas City. He came to Lawrence last year. Since he has been among us he has exhibited a strong tendancy toward the gentle art of posey, but he does not intend to become a poet for some time yet. His program for this summer is printing in Topeka (why Topeka?) and for next winter college on the hi 11 • Frank G. BENEDICT, "Stub," was born Dec. 22, 1892. The most important event in his life is yet to come - that is. getting out of high school. His motto is, "You 'rim' the high school or they'11 'rim' you." Stub has been accused of being lazy, but that is an unjust accusation, for his rapid growth upward has used up the most of his energy and there is no superfluous vitality left for his studies. Next year he expects to take the engineering course. Jessie Eleanor BORG lives in Lawrence, and in fact has lived here for years and years. She is very quiet and has another accomplishment besides, that of playing the piano. Not everyone knows of her talent as she does not believe in telling what she can do. She expects to teach next year. Hattie Beach BROWN was born in 1892 although she is very apt to tell you 1492. She came from Missouri, but she doesn't have to be shown, much to her credit. She's been here only a year, but we1ve found her greatest accomplishment is singing tenor. She expects to go on the hill next year. 67 �Homer Howden BROWN, "Jack," was born Nov. 25, 1893 at Skidmore, Missouri. He lived in Baldwin a little while but when he heard of the class of 1911 at L.H.S. he made a quick rush for Lawrence and got here just in time to spend a year with us. We are glad he came, for he helped to win the championship for our basketball team, but we can't help being a little afraid of his short, business-like manner and that severe expression of his. He going with the rest of us to K.U. next year. Olve Irene BROWN was born July 25, 1892 in Lawrence and has always lived here. The boys all well remember the good banquets she helped prepare in the domestic science department. She will attend the University next year and take the college course. Wallace BROWN doesn't know when he was born except that is was the same time as his twin sister was. He lived in Meadville, Mo., but came here a year ago. He has always been very fond to say the least of Athletics and is quite a football shark. Next year he is going to enter the Engineering school at K.U. Nellie BRYANT was born in Illinois but she wouldn't tell when for Anyway she came to our fair city four years ago and graced L.H.S. presence. She is always a joy to have around, fo whether the joke point or not, she is kind enough to laugh. As to what she will do has not decided. the world. with her you tell has a next year she Helen Elizabeth BUCK, "Buckie," was born in Nebraska, but she can't count back far enough to tell when. She lived in Kingman, Kans., till she came here seven years ago. She's the shorty of our class but she has energy enough to make up for her deficiency in height. Next year she will either teach or get married. If she teaches, won't the kids need our sympathy? Dorothea Graham BUNN, August 5, 1892. Tho living in a suburb, so to speak, of Lawrence, she has attended school in town. You all liked her in the Senior Play so nothing needs to be said about that. If appearances count, Dorothea is "tagged" already and it's a shame too that she should be so young. She intends to go on the hill next year and take elocution, which will eventually land her on the stage. Herbert Rockwood COLEMAN, "Bus Herbie," condescended to come to this earth in 1890. He landed in California, but three years ago he found Lawrence on the map and that settled it for him. We have found out pretty nearly everything he ever did or could do, but we aren't quite sure how long he has been in high school. He is noted for his chapel speeches and so many other things that there is not room to narrate them, but if you want to know, ask Herbie. Clyde S. CONSTANT was born on Feb. 1, 1893 in Lawrence, Kansas, but it is said that he was completely finished the last time a girl smiled at him. His dandy little car has won his way into several girl's hearts. He says that he will go on the hill next year. Lyman Alvah CORNS was born in Bennington, Kansas on the fourth of March, 1893. He came to Lawrence to go to L.H.S. in 1909. This spring he suddenly showed that he was an actor by carrying one of the principal parts in the Senior Play. Lyman sings, too. He has thought of teaching next year, but he will probably go on the hi 11. 68 �Corrine Ruth CROWLEY was born Oct. 17, 1893 at Council Grove. She came here five years ago. Since then we have learned that that frown so often on her face does not mean anything dangerous, for a smile comes out in the midst of it. The most important event in her life was when she cut herself on a test-tube in Chemistry and everybody thought she would faint. She expects to go on the hill next year. Jonathan Mahaffie DOW was born in Olathe, Kansas June 6, 1893 but came to Lawrence in time to see part of the big flood of 1903. Since he has been in high school he has been on several chapel programs. He was a member of the debating club, President of the Life Problem Club and Editor-in-chief of the Budget this year. Ray DUNMIRE, Born sometime during the nineties somewhere in Western Kansas. Greatest event in his life is getting through high school without studying. He may take chapel and gym at K.U. next year. If he does, he probably will make things lively in basketball for he took an active part this year in hauling down that state championship. Agnes Estelle ENGEL was born in 1893. She had always lived in Lawrence until this year which she is spending in Germany at a boarding school. We are truly sorry (as she also must be) that she cannot sit on the stage with the class of 1911 when we receive those hard-earned diplomas. Agnes has always had a peculiar way of knowing her lessons without studying. She expects to return this summer and attend K.U. next year. George H. FAIR was born in 1894. He is sweet sixteen and the baby (shall we say) of our class. You wouldn't know it. though, for he has an amount of wordly wisdom which exceeds that of most of us. He has lived in Abeline and Emporia and this year joined our Senior class. He was on the Senior Play cast and was a shark debater. Next year he is going to climb the hill. Erna C.T. FISCHER was born. She thinks that's the only thing of importance that ever happened during her life, but that's because she doesn't know about two youths (very ardent admirers of hers) who had a duel about her not long ago. Erna has made a public announcement that the man she marries must be a millionaire so she can have an automobile and a butler. While she is waiting for this millionaire she will attend the University. Ray Jesse FOLKS. "Fokie," was born May 21. 1894 in Wellington, Kansas. The most important event in his life was when he came to Lawrence in 1897. If you want to know his highest ambition, ask Bess. She knows. Next year he is going to "bum." Christine Beatrice FREARK was born July 6, 1890. She has had an exceedingly eventful life. having had narrow escapes from drowning and in other ways of killing herself, but the most important event of her life was when she went to the Junior Prom with - a man. But what is she going to do next year? Ask her. Frank Eugene GODDING was born in Lawrence on October 23, 1894. He has been on the Budget staff two years. this year as Business Manager. He has had several bad cases since his Freshman year, but has generally recovered. He will probably take the college course on the hill next year. Virgi~ia Fer~ GOFF is a new member of L.H.S., but after arriving here she became acqualnted rlght away, and began to take part in things. We are glad to have her with us. She is to go on the hill and take the college course. 69 �Warren HANSEN arrived on July 12~ 1891 in Lawrence. His tastes are along the line of drawing and painting and those who have seen his work agree that it is splendid. He has planned to stay in Lawrence this summer. Gladys Margaret HENRY was born in Lawrence on January 18~ 1893. She has always taken an active part in class affairs and has often appeared on class programs. School work is also one of her long suits. This is her fourth year as a special in the music department of the University and she intends to continue her work in the School of Fine Arts next year. Helen M. HORNADAY was born April 28~ 1893 and is the "girl from Abilene." She moved to Lawrence five years ago and immediately everyone was wild about her. "Happy" is a true sport as far as having a good time goes. "The way to a man's heart is thru his stomach." So says Bob~ for Helen certainly is a cook. She will go to K.U. next year. We might call her the most popular girl in the class and it would be the truth. Edna Marie INGELS was born in Hiawatha. In 1908 she get the advantage of the fine high school here. She teach next year or not, but seems inclined to go on is the most adorable giggler and has four wonderful them? moved to Lawrence in order to doesn't know whether she will the hill and take college. She dimples. Have you noticed Conrad Karl JESPERSEN was brought by the stork to Lawrence, Kansas, U.S.A. October 19, 1891, just a day late to be a birthday present to his mother. He has always attended the schools of Lawrence. One year of his life (1904-1905) was spent in Denmark, so if you run acros a Dane, just send him around to Con. and he will talk to him in his native tongue. If you want to know his merits in cooking etc., ask any member of the Life Problem Club. Providing he does not go to K.U. next year~ you will probably find him at L.B.C. Margaret S. KANAGA was born in Hutchinson~ Kansas Sept. 3~ 1892 but moved to Lawrence when she was seven years old in order to imbibe some of the soothing air. She has had quite a political record~ making every class position except President: Secretary of Freshman Class~ Treasurer of Sophomore class, and Senior Class, Vice-President of Junior class. She was the Society Editor of the Budget and was the star of the Junior farce. Of all her many cases the one with the man who has the longest name in the Senior Class is the most serious. It is like a bad penny; it always comes back. Ask Sam. Adelaide Marie KAUZER~ (better known as "Della~") was born in Milwaukee~ Wis., on the 25th of June 1893. She came to Lawrence in 1906. The quotation that hangs in Pap's office will apply to her: "The reason why people who mind their own business succeed is because they have so little competition." She intends to go on the hill next year. Marie KETELS was born in Lawrence August 24, 1893. Marie has always been at the head of all class affairs and a strong standby in the chapel programs - you all remember the pretty pieces. In the Class Day program she gave the Class History. It was very original. She will take Fine Arts on the hill next year, but isn't very enthusiastic about it; she wants to go to a girl's school. Gertrude Agnes KIRCHOFF is a Senior who has already made extensive plans for the future. What are they? Well, ask Gertrude. 70 �Lucile Minerva KREIDER was born on a farm near Oregon) Missouri in 1891. Not many years ago she came to Lawrence and has been attending high school for four years. She has spoken on chapel programs many times and has made a decided hit. The most important event in her life was when she ate ambrosia ice at "Wiedie's." Her motto is always to look on the bright side of life. She will attend K.U. next year. Victor Robinson LARSEN was born August 25) 1891 at Stockville) Neb. He attended Sherman County High School until he came here in 1908. Singing is Vic's great occupation. Although he denies ever having done anything of consequence everybody knows what a success he has been on the stage several times not only with amateurs but also with professionals. Next year he will continue taking vocal lessions at the Fine Arts School. Georgia Bessie LAWRENCE start in drawing and the arts connected with it. One of the most remarkable things that has happened lately is the beginning of a case that gives indications of being one of the most serious in school. She is planning to take the college course next year. Ruth Marie LILLIS was born in Great Bend on moved to Dodge City but came to Lawrence in 1911 and we certainly are glad to have her. hill yet but we know that she will go there the 8th of April) 1893. From there she time to graduate with the class of She says she hasn't decided about the as it is the only place on earth. Rebecca Enola LONG came to L.H.S. from Madison) Kansas not long ago) but had to leave school in May on account of sickness in her family. She has planned to take the college course on the hill. Louise Anna LUCKAN was born August 3) 1892 in Lawrence. Like her sister she is awfully bright. She has been a staunch supporter of the Bible Class and an all round fine girl. She will attend K.U. next year. LaDora Grace LUPHER was born in DeWitt) Nebraska August 2) 1893. Isn't it funny how they all come to Lawrence? Her call was in 1900. She is a gun in German and is scheduled to win the Carruth scholarship. Besides that she is a fine cook; just ask the Normal girls if she isn't. Holly Avery MAN ROSE was born Somewhere in Nebraska on Oct. 30) 1893. He came to Lawrence four years ago and since then has been going to high school. Holly made his mark this year on the debating team. He is booked for K.U. college. John Ruthven MARCH was born on July 5) 1892 in Jefferson City) Missouri. John has had a good many things on hand for a long time. He has been prominent in class affairs - part of the time as an official. This is his second year as Athletic Editor of the Budget. ~e taught some classes in drawing for a while this year) and was one of the actors 1n the Senior Play. Next year he intends to take law. Maribelle McGILL has a reputation for her age) but whether its on account of her youth or otherwise we d~n't know. This is her first year with us) but we have already found that she 1S free from worry) free from care and has fun almost anywhere. Like many other Seniors her program for next year includes the college course at K.U. 71 �Charles Lewis Callaway MILTON was born on the 24th day of November in the year 1891 in McPherson~ Kansas~ but came to Lawrence not long ago. Like all of the Mi1tons~ he has been a fine football player. Was captain of the team this year. The only class office he remembers of having was that of "Seargeant-at-Arms" of the Freshman class. You would hardly recognize IChar1ie" by this long name at the top~ but it is the same man nevertheless. Charlie has a faculty for intermittent cases. Alexander Baldwin MITCHELL was born in this city on October 21~ 1893. He has played football considerab1y~ and played well too. He can also play the piano and sing when he wants to. He was president of the class of 1911 during its Junior year and has held the position of one of the parties in a most serious case for years. Next year he expects to go on the hill. His ambition to be of course a great lawyer. William Randall MYERS was born on December 14 in the year 1892 or 1893. He came to Lawrence when he was seven years old. Here he has been known as "Ching~" although this name sounds Chinese. Next year he will probably be seen on the hill. Avery Fincher OLNEY~ "Litt1e Pap~" was born August 19~ 1893 in Lawrence and has lived here ever since. Thinking to start the class of 1911 in the right way~ he secured the presidency of the Freshman Class and thinking to close it in the right way~ he was President this year. He was on the track team t\'/O years~ on the B~dget staff~ on the last chapel program~ and has been a star debater. K.U. will have his political and athletic services next year. Frances PENCHARD was born on July 17~ 1892 in Lawrence and has remained true to her town. One remarkable thing about her is the number of years she has attended Sunday school without missing. Everyone expected her to teach as she was in the Normal C1ass~ but she informs us that she intends to rest next year. She is a gun in German and a "Gute~ Frau1ein~" always follows her recitations. Nettie May PHILLIPS has fallen into the habit of studying. This year she has been applying herself to the Normal Course and to the Budget 'in the local department. She is on the Commencement program. She has already secured a school for next year. Frank Arthur PREYER is a jumper. The fact is that he is some jumper. On two different occassions this year he has cleared the bar at five feet six inches the L.H.S. record. Pole vaulting is another of his specialties. K.U. will have him next year. Lila REECE was born February 25~ 1892 on a ranch. Ranch life has not made her brawny and big as it does some people. Her highest ambition is to teach but if she ever does there is danger that the "youngins" will run over her unless she has a protector. Mabel Jennie RICHARDSON is another of the promising teachers L.H.S. is sending forth this year. It is not hard to imagine that under her school work would be a genuine pleasure. Anyway let us hope so for the sake of the little kids who will go to her school. 72 �Albert Clayton ROSS was born in Oklahoma City. Oklahoma in 1893 - he has forgotten the date. Soon after this he moved to Lawrence and for the past two years has been a star on the track team. L.H.S. certainly owes him a lot. Many people were very much surprised at some things that took place at the Senior picnic but perhaps this first case will not be serious. Kathryn Marie SAlLE was born November 5. 1893 in the good old town of St. Joe. She moved to Lawrence sixteen years ago. When she graduated from the grade schools she won the scholarship and now on leaving L.H.S. her record is still excellent. She has been taking the Normal Course this year and will teach next: otherwise she would have taken the Carruth Scholarship prize. we know. Eva Lena SCHRADER was born in 1893 in Missouri. She came to Kansas nine years ago. She has been taking the Normal course. If she passes in that terrible examination. she will consider that as the most important event in her life. Next year she will impart some of her great store of knowledge to ornery kids in some school. Karl B. SPANGLER. known as "Sprecken." has been one of the Business Managers of the Budget this year and has occupied himself with "chasing ads." Karl is noted for his walk. for when he starts to go somewhere he gets there at a 2.40 gait. He will be seen next year going up Mount Oread. Ralph D; SPROULL was born on Teddy's birthday in 1892 in Pittsburg. Kansas. He came to Lawrence in 1909 and jumped into athletics at L.H.S •• principally basketball and baseball. He was something of a shark in chemistry this year. getting his lab work done in a hurry. He intends to take college on the hill next year. Allan STERLING. lithe jumping kid." was born in Lawrence. August 27. 1892. He has been on the track team for three years and has annexed many points for L.H.S. We saw the beginning of a case in his Sophomore year. but guess that he put it aside in order to shine all the more brightly in athletics and he certainly has made good. Myra STEVENS is a story writer. She took one of the prizes for a Christmas story in 1909 and has been on the Budget staff for two years. this year as Literary Editor. Next year she can be found at K.U. in the college. Florence Mabel STRAHAN was born August 27. 1893 in Mindenmines. Missouri. For those who don't know where it is. I will say that it lies a few miles north-west of Kansas City. After moving around the country many times she at last settled in lawrence three years ago and graduates on the honor roll. She is on the Commencement program. The college course at K.U. is her destination for next year. Gladys Allene STRAHAN was born August 20 in the town of Mindenmines in the year 1892. She accompanied her sister on her many travels and like her stopped in lawrence three years ago in order to assimilate some of the knowledge of L.H.S. As a result of this assimilation. she graduates an honor student. Ashby Adelbert STREETER was born July 23. 1894 at Hesston. Kansas. By his size one would never suspect that he had seen only sixteen short years. - and that wise look on his face - that would mislead anyone. 73 �Stella STUBBS was born in Mulvane, Kansas July 10, 1894. When you consider that she is some relation to our governor it is no wonder that she is all right. She was Vice-President of the Class of 1911 and had one of the main parts in the Senior Play. She is an honor student and on the Commencement Program. She will attend K.U. next year. Olga Margaret THUDIUM was born in Lawrence November 20, 1892. She wouldn't tell us anything interesting about her, but we do know one thing without being told - that terrible enduring case. Olga has been a fine student and intends to go on the hi 11. Ethel Lenore ULRICH was born June 12, 1893 in Lawrence. It isn't any wonder that she has so many friends with those grand brown eyes. She was Class President in her Sophomore _ _ _ _ _ in 1911, and on the Junior Prom committee. She intends to take the college course on the hill next year. Charles Frederick WALKER was born on January 15, 1893 in Frankfort, Kansas. In 1910 he came to Lawrence and has been attending this high school and getting his lessons very successfully. He intends to join the ranks of the engineers on the hill next year. Charles Emerson WARD was born in Lawrence on November 11, 1891. He has been a member of the 1910 track team, a member of the High School Orchestra of 1910-11, a member of the High School Glee Club of 1908-9, a member of the debating Club in its infancy before any great debates were pulled off, Vice-President of the Life Problem Club that met at the Y.M.C.A. K.U. College next year. Arthur Bu11ene WEAVER came to earth Feb. 2, 1894 but he didn't stay there long at least his head didn't. Just look at his height and see if it isn't true that "Art is long." But of all the handsome men in the class of 1911, we'll gladly give Art the blue ribbon. He has had many little love affairs but has disentangled himself from them all, so that now he can go on the hill next year a free man and open to the highest bidder. Leo N. WEIBEL arrived in Colony, Kansas on December 1, 1891. In 1906 he came to Lawrence. He has been a faithful member of the class of 1911, especially in chemistry. He expects to attend the School of Engineering on the hill next year. Justina A. WEST was born February 4, 1893 on a ranch. All her life she has been used to doing nearly as she pleases so when it comes to studying there isn't much doing since that occupation isn't the most pleasing to "Tiny." Nevertheless she expects to go on the Hill next year. Hazel Eme1yn WILSON and Helen Agnes WILSON. "The Class Twins," were born June 19, 1892 on a farm a few miles from Lawrence, but moved here as soon as they were old enough to go to school. You can tell them apart, which is unusual. The cases that these two have had between them are appalling. However, none have been serious. They will puzzle their instructors on the hill next year. Ida Newell WOOLSEY was born in Cambridge twenty years ago, but on account of the migratory nature of her family was forced to lose out on three years of school of which we are very glad as it makes it possible for her to graduate with the cl~ss of 1911. She has been taking the Normal Course this year and has already secured her school for next year. 74 �THE KANSAS FARMER AND MAIL &BREEZE DIRECTORY OF FA~RS AND BREEDERS OF FRANKLIN AND DOUGLAS COUNTIES. KAN~AS 1920 (Continued from Vol. XIII, No.1). Part of the Kansas Collection at Spencer Research Library, University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS. Submitted by Mark Lenz. DOUGLAS COUNTY FARMER'S DIRECTORY Abbreviations used in this directory: - ~ ---a--Acres; Ch--Children; O--Owner; T--Tenant or Renter; R--Rural Route; Sec--Section; Maiden name of wife follows directory name in parentheses ( ); Figures at end of information--year became resident of county. Name of farm follows name of children in quotation marks " ". In case of tenant, the farm owner's name follows the figures giving size of farm. EXAMPLE: Jones, John R (Vera James) Ch James, Albert; "Sunnyside Farm" Lawrence, Rl Kanwaka Sec 13 016a (1866) Tel. Lawrence Lawrence. MEANS: Jones, John R -- Farmer's name. (Vera James) -- Wife's maiden name. Ch James, Albert -- Children named James, Albert. "Sunnyside Farm" -- Name of farm. Lawrence Rl -- 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. MATNEY, S.E., (Maude MITCHEM) "Riverside Farm," Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec 2E 027a (1870) MEANS, Hugh, (Anna BURKE) Ch Alta, Ada; Lawrence RIO. Wakarusa Sec 8NE 036a (1878) Tel. Kansas Lawrence MEEDER, George, (Hannah BRECHEISEN) Ch Charles, Philip, Nannie, May, Albert, Archie, Florence, Bernice, Cornelia, David; Eudora Rl, Palmyra Sec 22NE 0270a (1862) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville MEEDER, Philip G., (Gertrude BRECHEISEN) Eudora Rl, Palmyra Sec 27NE 080a (1893) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville MEINKE, J.H., Ch Vernon, Etta; Eudora R4, Eudora Sec 34N 010a (1865) Tel. Eudora Eudora MELVILLE, Edd W., Sr., (M.W. WHITNEY) Ch Edd, Jr., Ellen, Margaret; "Knollwood Farm," Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 7N-8N 0280a (1860) Tel. Eudora Eudora MESENHIMER, Scheyler C., (Clara STOKES) Ch Orland, Myron, Clifford, Mildred, Edna; Lawrence R4, Wakarusa Sec 7SE 010a (1872) Tel. Kansas Lawrrence MERSKER, A.E., (Florence COLE) Ch John, Ruth; Lone Star R1, Marion Sec 13NE 0240a (1864) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star METSKER, Henry C., (Mary BARTON) Ch Wegie, Grace, Lottie, Marvin, Ruth, Iva; Lone Star R1. Marion Sec. lINE 0500a (1861) Te. Bell Lawrence METSKER, Marvin C., (Beatrice EWING) Ch Mary, Alice; Lone Star R1, Marion Sec lINE T90a (1893) Tel. Bell Lawrence MEYER, Frederic B., (Mary CARNAHAN) Ch Olin; Overbrook R2, Marion Sec 26SE 0160a (1870) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook MEYERS, Mrs. Rebecca, (Rebecca SHEPLER) Ch Katie, Anna; Baldwin R1. Marion Sec 1SE 0160a (1876) 75 �MICHAEL~ David A.~ (Cora WILLIAMS) Ch Otto~ Leo; Overbrook R1~ Marion Sec 14SW 020a (1880) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook MICHAEL~ George E.~ Sr.~ (Bertha BADSKY) Ch George~ Jr.; "Sunny Side Farm~" Overbrook R2~ Marion Sec 6SW 0480a (1874) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook MICHAEL~ John~ (Catherine SHOWALTER) Ch Samuel~ Bertha~ David~ Eva; Overbrook R1~ Marion Sec 13SW 040a- (1870) MICHAEL~ J.C.~ (Lydia BLOCHER) Ch Louis~ Albert~ Joseph~ Hylinard~ Ralph~ Clarence~ Glenn~ Camilla~ Theodore; Overbrook R4~ Marion Sec 25SW 0160a (1870) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook MIGLIARIO~ Mrs. Mary L.~ Ch Charles~ John; Lecompton R2~ Lecompton Sec 30190a (1856) Tel. Bell Lecompton MIGNOT, L.B.~ (Clara BRECHEISEN) Ch Ralph, Emery~ Helen~ J.E.; Wellsville R1~ Palmyra Sec 9SE 0320a (1866) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville MILBURN, Ernest, (Anna ANTON) Ch Ray, Lilia, Bessie, Jess; "Plainview Farm," Eudora R1, Eudora Sec lOS 0160a (1879) Tel. Eudora MILLER, Albert, (Lilia McKINNEY) Ch Ethel, Howard, Viola, Lloyd; Eudora R2, Eudora Sec 34N 080a (1873) Tel. Eudora Eudora MILLER, Cristopher, (Ethel TURNER) Ch Lloyd; Overbrook R4~ Marion Sec 20NW T145a W. SIMON (1899) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook MILLER, Charles C. ~ (Emma FORD) Ch Carol ~ Milford, Harry; "Mud Creek Farm." Lawrence R7, Grant Sec 16 040a (1880) Tel. Kansas Lawrence MILLER, Charles G., (Janet CHENEY) Ch Ralph, Leo; Lawrence R6, Grant Sec 904a (1890) Tel. Kansas Lawrence MILLER, Christian P., (Elizabeth METSKER) Ch John, Laura, Elva, Tena; Lone Star R1, Marion Sec 16NE 0320a (1885) Tel. Alfred Overbrook MILLER, Frank D., (Edith ARMSTRONG) Ch Delbert, Ruth; Lawrence R1, Kanwaka Sec IE T160a George R. HURD (1878) Tel. Kansas Lawrence MILLER, George E., (Emma C. EVANS) Ch Mary; Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec 15E 0200a (1865) Tel. Bell Lecompton MILLER, George E., (Ella L. BRINDER) Ch William~ Harry~ John, Lula; Eudora R1~ Eudora Sec 16 0305a (1880) Tel. Eudora Eudora MILLER, George F., (Elsie JOHNSON) Ch Alva, Frances; Lone Star R1~ Clinton Sec 25SE T160a J.M. FLORY (1883) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star MILLER, Glenn E., (Ethel SHARP) Ch Glenn~ Jr., Earl~ Marjorie; Baldwin R3~ Palmyra Sec 26NW 080a (1916) Tel. Mutual Vinland MILLER, John A., (Laura HILL) Ch George, Jesse~ Willis, Frederic, Katherine, Orpha, Oliver, Cristopher, Pearl~ Ina; Overbrook R4, Marion Sec 16NE 080a (1892) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook MILLER, John C., (Mamie GRIFFIN) Ch Alberta, John; Overbrook R2, Miller Sec 2SW 080a (1887) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook (NOTE: Miller is not a township, probably should be Marion) MILLER, Melvin, (Ethel TURNER) Ch Loyal, Maxine; Lawrence R4, Wakarusa Sec 30SE T80a P. KOHLER (1918) Tel. Kansas Lawrence MILLER, Robert A., (Mrs. Margaret MILLER, mother) Baldwin R1, Palmyra Sec 180383a (1874) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin . MILLER, Vanroy W., Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 5NE T95a William MILLER Estate (1884) Tel. Kansas Lawrence MILLER, Willis 0., (Gertrude SMITH) Ch Fay, Pharon; Lone Star R1, Marion Sec 15NE T80a J.E. SMITH (1892) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star &Alfred Overbrook MISENHIMER, Benjamin Franklin, (Addie JENNINGS) Ch Gertie, Arthur, Ethel, Opal, Garnet; Overbrook R2, Marion Sec 27SE T1a William KINGERY (1859) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook MISKIMEN, Harvey, (Ruth HALING) Ch Raymond, Esther, Chester; Eudora'R3, Palmyra Sec IN 0240a (1919) Tel. Eudora Eudora 76 �MISKIMEN> Henry> (Ella FRICK) Vinland R1> Eudora Sec 35S 064 3/4a (1918) Tel. Vinland Vinland MISSER> Noble D.> (Margaret ICE) Ch Ralph; Lawrence R4> Willow Sec lIN T13a J.S. FILBURN (1887) Tel. Bell Lawrence &Mutual Worden MITCHELL> Bert> (Ida MILES) Ch Violet> Goldie> Carl> Arnold> Chester> Cecil> Charles> Johnie; Lawrence R4> Wakarusa Sec 24S T320a William MEARS (1905) Tel. Kansas Lawrence MITCHELL> Mrs. Frances C.> (Frances JOHNSON) Ch Pearlie> John> James> William> Samuel; Lawrence R9> Clinton Sec 19E 049a (1887) Tel. Clinton Clinton MITCHELL, James H.> (Tracy HARVEY) Lawrence R9> Clinton Sec 17NE T200a W.E. MARTIN (1887) MITCHELL> Owen> (Ray MITCHELL> brother) Lawrence R5> Wakarusa Sec 10NW T147a J.D. MITCHELL (1919) Tel. Kansas Lawrence MITCHELL> Walter A., (Ruth KIZER) Ch Gladys> Solon; Clinton> Clinton Sec 26SE 034a (1900) Tel. Clinton Clinton MITCHELL> W.J.> Lawrence R5> Kanwaka Sec 20N 0160a (1867) Tel. Kansas Lawrence MOHLER> Frank B.> (Maggie BIDINGER) Ch William> Otto> Benjamin> Emma; Baldwin R5> Willow Sec 16N 040a (1919) MOHLER> Otto C., (Mrs. Mary A. MOHLER> mother) Ch Irene, George; Overbrook R2, Marion Sec 22NE 0160a (1885) Tel. Alfred Overbrook MOLDENHAUER, Albert, (Minnie KENNENBURG) Ch Floyd, Clarence; Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 19NW T95a G. HOUSEMAN (1901) Tel. Wellsville Wellsville MOLDENHAUER, William, (Emma SELZER) Ch Irene; Wellsville R1, Palmyra Sec 29NE 040a (1900) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville MONROE, Green M., (Mary BURNS) (Lorane POSTIN, grandchild) Ch Robert, Bessie, Highlan, Theresa, Alva, Arnold, Letha, Arline, Elsa; Lawrence R9, Clinton Sec 25SE 06a (1918) MONTFOORT, Jacob, (Mabel DICE) Ch Henry, Caroline, Mabel, Jennie> John, Clarence, Charles, Adelia; Richland R26, Marion Sec 1NW 030a (1891) Tel. Richland Richland MONTGOMERY, Isaac L., (Minnie REYSTEAD) Ch Glenna, Letha, Neva, Fay, Halley, Etta; "Lone Cedar Chicken Ranch," Baldwin R2, Willow Sec 8S 0120a (1911) Tel. Mutual Worden MOODY, Chester, (Marie BROERS) Ch Alberta, Juantia, Virginia; Eudora R2, Eudora Sec 4N T10a M. TARLTON (1914) Tel. Eudora Eudora MOODY, John, (Mary FULLER) "Dew Drop Inn," Eudora Gen. Del., Eudora Sec 6N-7N 0117 3/4a (1882) Tel. Eudora Eudora MOORE, Fred H., Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 28 T64a Mrs. J.A. MOORE (1885) Tel. Bell Lecompton MOORE, I.H., (Ella SIMMONS) Ch May, Roy, Levi, Albert, Ira; Richland R26, Marion Sec 12NW T93 1/3a George SULLIVAN (1908) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook MOORE, James P., (Ruth CHILDS) Ch Anita, George; "Crestmoore Farm," Lawrence RIO, Wakarusa Sec 32SE 0120a (1918) Tel. Kansas Lawrence MOORE, Joseph W., (Carrie MILLS) Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 32 T80a P.P. SCOTT (1912) Tel. Bell Lecompton MOORE, Mrs. Judith, Ch William, Cora, Walter, Nettie, Kate, Fred; Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 28064a (1885) Tel. Bell Lecompton MOORE, William D., (Bertha LAWERSON) Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec 31 080a (1918) Tel. Bell Lecompton MOORIS, William H., (Sarah OSBORN) Ch Clara, Sadie, William, Howard, Wayne; "Locust Grove Farm," Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec 33 080a (1857) Tel. Bell Lecompton MOORISS, Allen A., (Opal RAINES) Ch Nathan; Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec 203a (1919) Tel. Bell Lecompton ~1ORAN, John, (Minnie WILBER) Lawrence R3, Grant Sec 19 TlOa (1918) 77 �MOREHOUSE) Lewis B.) (Nora CAROLL) Ch Helen) Augustus, May; Baldwin R4) Willow Sec 36N T320a F.X. JARDON (1914) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin MORGAN) Clyde E.) (Ruth SHOEMAKER) Ch Letha; Overbrook R1, Marion Sec 13SW 040a (1918) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook MORGAN) John F., Ch Willard) John) Carrie; Lawrence R6) Grant Sec 4095a (1856) Tel. Kansas Lawrence MORGAN) William R.) (Pearl PORTER) Ch Cleo) Leo) Vera) William; Lawrence R8) Wakarusa Sec 14SW 080a (1920) Tel. Kansas Lawrence MORRIS) A.) (Lena YOUNG) Ch Emma; Richland R18) Clinton Sec 32SW T120a E. MOSS (1904) Tel. Farmers' Independent Richland MORRISS) George 0.) (Laura S. MATHERS) Ch Nellie, Wayne, Clarence, Floyd, Nevamay, Venafay) Florence, Laura; Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 1W 040a (1897) MORRIS) Howard 0., (Wilma SCOTT) "Edgewood Place)" Lecompton R2) Lecompton Sec 4 0160a (1896) Tel. Bell Lecompton MORRISS, Otis B., (Cornelia MOHATT) Ch Effie) Goldie; Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 31 T150a Emily BROWNING (1901) Tel. Bell Lecompton MORTON) Emery, (Fannie BROWN) Ch Louis) Joe, Duncan; Lone Star R1, Marion Sec lINE T160a A.S. BE NETT (1918) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star MORTON) George F., (Fannie TUCKER) Ch Angus) Abie) Pearl; Vinland R1) Palmyra Sec 8NW 080a (1862) Tel. Vinland Vinland MORTON) Gilbert C., (Maryette SHOTTWELL) Baldwin R3) Palmyra Sec 22NW 080a (1868) Tel. Vinland Vinland MOSES) Lewis A., (Edith WILLS) Ch Winifred) Kenneth; Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 5NE T10a J. MONCRETH (1920) MOSS, Mrs. Elizabeth (Elizabeth CLAYTON) Ch Edward, Maud, Alberta, John; Richland R18, Clinton Sec 32SW 0160a (1855) Tel. Farmers' Independent Richland MOSS, Homer F., Richland R17, Clinton Sec 19NW T60a John MOORE (1897) Tel. Clinton Clinton MOSS, John H., (Dora STANLEY) Ch Homer, Harry, Ruth; Richland R26 Marion Sec 12NW 080a (1865) Tel. Farmers' Independent Richland MUCKEY, Fred, (Mary SHULER) Ch Jacob, Mary, Christian) May; Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 16SW T160a W.A. UHL (1911) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin MULL, Ed, (Ethel JENNINGS) Ch Harriet, Harry) Florence; Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec 12E T250a W.H. DODRIGE (1919) Tel. Bell Lecompton MURPHY, James, (Dary MURPHY) Ch John, Anna, Michael) Mary, Georgie) Francis) Eugene; Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec 29W 080a (1880) Tel. Stull Stull MURPHY) James P., (Ruby COLE) Ch Delbert; Overbrook R2) Marion Sec 2SW T320a Thomas MURPHY (1887) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook MURPHY, Michael J •• (Lena DRAVIS) Ch Tracy, Bessie, Harry, Esther; Richland R17) Kanwaka Sec 8W 081a (1860) Tel. Stull Stull MURPHY) T.K.) (Lucinda TUTTLE) Ch Margaret; Lawrence R8, Clinton Sec 32SE 039a (1919) Lone Star Lone Star MURPHY) W.M.) (Tildy HUPPER) Ch Dave, George; Lecompton R2) Kanwaka Sec 29 080a (1894) Tel. Stull Stull MYERS, E.E., (Matilda McCALL) Ch Myrtle) Delmar; Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec 4W 0160a (1876) Tel. Bell Lecompton N NEELY, Laverne A.) (Bessie PARDEE) Baldwin R5) Willow Sec 24N T166a Mrs. Agnes PARDEE (1885) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin NElS, Al F.) (Anna BRECHEISEN) Ch John, Oliver, Irene, Naomi) Harry; Wellsville R1, Palmyra Sec 8SE 0320a (1880) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville NElS, Benjamin) (Alvena WUENSCH) Ch Ruth; Eudora R4, Eudora Sec 27N 0110a (1892) Tel. Eudora Eudora 78 �NElS. Carl. (Mattie SMITH) Eudora R4. Eudora Sec 27N 0139a (1885) Tel. Eudora Eudora NElS. Fred W•• (Maude RUESCH) Ch Clarence. Vera. Willie; Eudora R2. Eudora Sec 15 0291a (1920) Tel. Eudora Eudora NElS. Gideon. (Lottie LAUGHLIN) Eudora R4. Eudora Sec 28 0141a (1892) Tel. Eudora Eudora NElS. Oscar. (Mary ZEIGLER) Ch Mildred. Baby; Eudora R2. Eudora Sec ION T160a Pete NElS (1913) Tel. Eudora Eudora NElS. Peter J •• (Fred &Minnie NElS. father &mother; Selma. sister) Eudora R2. Eudora Sec 3-9-10N T286a F. NElS (1895) Tel. Eudora Eudora NELSON. Fred H•• (Augusta ANDERSON) Ch Walter. Ernest. Opal; Richland R18. Clinton Sec 29SW T300a EMERY Estate (1884) Tel. Clinton Clinton NELSON. Walter. (Orpha MILLER) Ch Viola; Lone Star R1. Marion Sec lONE T80a W.S. LIND (1895) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star NEWLAND. Leonard. (Charles. brother. and Eva. sister) Baldwin R1. Willow Sec 34N T76a Oliver RUSH (1911) Tel. Mutual Worden NEWLAND. Mrs. Mary L.• (Louisa ROCKHOLD) Ch Leonard. Edith. Mabel. Nellie. Charlie. Eva, George, Elizabeth; Baldwin R1, Willow Sec 14S 020a (1912) Tel. Mutua 1 Worden NIBARGER, J.S •• (Lou McLELLAND) Ch Clarence. Cora, Charles. Lula, Daisy. Jefferson. Edna. Dora. May, Daniel; Lawrence R5. Wakarusa Sec 14NW T43a L. VAN VORHEES (1919) Tel. Kansas Lawrence NICHOLS. Amos D•• (Hattie FORD) Lawrence R2. Wakarusa Sec 6 T3 1/2a H. ELLIOTT Tel. Kansas Lawrence NICHOLS. Clyde E•• (Minnie HOSKINSON) Ch Rose; Vinland R1. Palmyra Sec 24 T60a M.A. GORRILL (1895) Tel. Vinland Vinland NICHOLS. Mrs. R.T •• Ch Gertrude. Martha. Charles. Alice. Elmer, Anna; Lecompton R1. Kanwaka Sec 24W 080a (1875) Tel. Stull Stull NICHOLS. William E•• (Phy M. PEPPARD) Ch Clyde. Viola. Raymond. John, Marlin. Dale; "Mullberry Grove Farm." Eudora R3. Eudora Sec 7N 0120a (1873) Tel. Vinland Vinland NICHOLS. Wm. R•• (Stella MURRAY) Ch Preston. Burton. Marjorie. Geraldine. Gretton; "Pine Grove Farm." Baldwin R4. Willow Springs Sec 36SE 0160a (1920) Tel. Bell Baldwin NICHOLSON, Rufus K•• (Anna SOCKER) Ch Helen, Ora; "Virginia Truck Farm," Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 32NE 023a (1906) Tel. Kansas Lawrence NIEBRUGGE, William C.• (Bertha HAAS) Ch Carl. Martha, Milton; Baldwin R4. Willow Sec 28N 0160a (1903) Tel. Mutual Worden NIEDER, Henry. (Katherine HULLMANN) Ch Lena. William. Carl. Minnie, Henrietta. Hugo, Gotleib. Walter, August. Emma; Lone Star R1, Clinton Sec 31 SE 0160a (1884) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star NISELY. Charles A•• (Mary M. McCOLLOUGH) Ch Frank. Floyd; Lawrence RIO Wakarusa Sec 27SE 0160a (1919) Tel. Kansas Lawrence NOE, August G•• (Nettie GEELAN) Ch Hazel. Madeline, David. Gladys; Lecompton R1. Lecompton Sec 7W 0100a (1863) Tel. Bell Lecompton NOLAND. William. (Rhoda GASKILL) Lawrence R3. Grant Sec 20 05a (1900) Tel. Kansas Lawrence NORTH. John E•• (Lula BOLES) Ch Gladys, Paul. Mary. Verda, Audrey. Eugene. Thomas. Donald; Lone Star R1, Clinton Sec 26SE T107a (1895) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star NORWOOD, George W•• (America McCALL) Ch Julia, Cora, May. Ray. Robert; Lecompton, Lecompton Sec 2N 03a (1890) Tel. Bell Lecompton NORWOOD. R.M •• (Bessie JACKSON) Ch Helen. George, May, Ruth, Rachel. Jessie; "Oakley Farm," Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec 1 T460a Mrs. F.C. WENRICH (1890) Tel. Bell Lecompton 79 �NUFFER~ August~ (Anna FOUK) Ch Oscar~ Rose; Lecompton R2~ Kanwaka Sec 3E 0119a (1870) Tel. Stull Stull NUFFER~ Charles W.~ (Octavia SCHOEPFLIN) Lawrence R10~ Wakarusa Sec 5 T8a William SCHOEPFLIN (1873) Tel. Kansas Lawrence NUFFER~ Leonard A.~ (Rose UNGER) Ch Donald; Lawrence RIO Wakarusa Sec 80120a (1890) Tel. Kansas Lawrence NUFFER~ William~ (Mary ZELB) Ch Leonard~ Charles~ Paul; Lecompton R2~ Kanwaka Sec 4W 0160a (1866) Tel. Stull Stull NYE~ Mrs. Emily F.~ (Emily KELLAM) Ch Cora~ William~ Frank~ Edward; "Seven Oaks Farm~" Lone Star R1~ Marion Sec lINE 093a (1903) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star o A. Roy~ (Alice WHITMAN) Ch Arthur~ Marion~ Ethel~ Bernice~ Glenn~ Ruth; Lawrence R5~ Wakarusa Sec 23NW 010a (1881) Tel. Kansas Lawrence O'BRIEN~ James J.~ (Clara SUFFRON) Ch Eunice~ Harold~ Larah~ Lois~ John~ Emily~ Mabel, Mary; Baldwin R3~ Palmyra Sec 26NW 080a (1875) Tel. Mutual Vinland OBYRUS~ Harry~ (Lizzie ICEMAN) Ch Anna~ Alma. Lula; Lawrence RIO. Wakarusa Sec lONE T26a L.H. MINGER (1916) Tel. Kansas Lawrence OEHLERT~ Charles~ (Clara HAKUBA) Ch George. Jacob, Edith; Lawrence R4. Wakarusa Sec 25SW T160a C.W. HYRE (1916) OEHRLE~ Gotleib. (Mary SIMON) Ch Pearl~ Bertha. Viola; Overbrook R2, Marion Sec 2SE 0160a (1863) Tel. Globe Overbrook OEHRLE~ Walter G.~ (Lula JUGGLES) Overbrook R2, Marion Sec 26SE 0200a (1893) Tel. Mutual Worden OELISO~ Joe~ Lecompton R1~ Lecompton Sec 36W 020a (1905) OGDEN. Raymond C.~ (Olive BRADEN) Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 31N Tl19a B.F. FIEGENBAUM (1900) Tel. Eudora Eudora Bell Lawrence OLDHAM, Charlie W.~ (Maud SCOTT) Lawrence R3, Grant Sec 1 T80a William ROBERTS (1917) OLMSTEAD~ Edd W.~ (Louise SEITZ) Ch Wilber~ Leroy; Baldwin R3. Palmyra Sec 19NW29NW 0105a (1869) Tel. Wellsville Wellsville OL~1STEAD ~ Nelson, (Fay WI LLIAMS) Ba 1dwi n R3 ~ Pa 1myra Sec 27NW T7 3a S. C. BARRI KLOW (1892) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin OLSON~ Henry F.~ (Agnes CARPENTER) Lawrence R5, Wakarusa Sec 10NW 069a (1917) Tel. Kansas Lawrence OLSON~ Mrs. C.~ Ch Gus~ Oscar~ Charles; Vinland R1~ Palmyra Sec 3N 040a (1887) Tel. Vinland Vinland O'NEAL, D.C.~ (Lucy LIGGETT) Ch George~ John~ Edward, Lula; Lawrence R4~ Wakarusa Sec 24SW 054a (1917) Tel. Kansas Lawrence O'NEIL, Herbert L.~ (Minnie VanTRIES) Ch Blanche~ Ralph, Maurice~ Harold; Wellsville R1, Palmyra Sec 17SE 0520a (1863) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville O'NEIL, Paul J.~ (Edith PIERSON) Ch Forest; Wellsville R1~ Palmyra Sec 18SE 0110a (1884) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville ORE~ John R.~ (Bessie ROSE) Ch Watson; Edgerton R2~ Palmyra Sec 34NE T160a Jacob HEY (1920) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville ORR, George A. ~ (Mary B. BUNYAN) "OrBundale Farm~ Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 5 032a (1888) Tel. Kansas Lawrence ORTOLF, Frank, (Elsie CALDER) Edgerton R2, Palmyra Sec 34NE T80a Duke DWYER (1919) OSBORN~ Allen J.~ (Martha MATHINA) Ch Grace~ Maude. Rosie~ Alice, James, Ella; Lecompton R3~ Kanwaka Sec lIE 0182a (1903) OTT~ Arthur~ (Clara SCHMIDT) Ch Arden, Myrnice; "Silver Crest Farm~" Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 17 0160a (1890) Tel. Eudora Eudora OATMAN~ (To Be Continued) 80 �DEATH NOTICES FROM THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE REBEKAH ASSEMBLY. INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS OF KANSAS. 1891 - 1953 The following death notices were researched by Jean Snedeger and Beverley Chapman at the Kansas State Historical Society Library in Topeka, KS. Typed by Sonnie Kemberl i ng. Lodge Number 4 30 146 Name Abrams, Jennie Adams, Bertha Adams, Jennie Adamy, Ruth A. Anderson, Andrew (as written) Anderson, Bessie Anderson, Edward Anderson, Hannah Anderson, Mary Town Lawrence N. Lawrence Eudora Lodge Number county Douglas Douglas Douglas Death Date Aug. 3, 1944 May 1, 1952 Oct. 24, 1938 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 (19 16) (1901) May 11, 1930 Mar. 30, 1951 Dec. 5, 1919 June 23, 1939 B Banks, Bro. J.A. Barkely, Geo. Barrows, Florence Bedale, Sarah Bell, Cora Benjamin, Nellie Benson, J.A. Beurmann, Minnie Bidgood, Wm. Bishoff, Jeannette Breeze, Mary Breeze, Thomas Briggs, Maggie Bunton, Ella Bunton, J.E. Burns, J.M. 12, 1928 7, 1938 24, 1947 7, 1924 8, 1951 3, 1917 14, 1937 23, 1944 4, 1919 20, 1942 (1925) Apr. 5, 1911 (1901) (1894) (1904 ) (1899) July Jan. Feb. Mar. Mar. Apr. Aug. Jan. Nov. June 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 C Carter, Mrs. W.R. Carter, Wm. R. Charlton, E.L. Charlton, John Clark, Katie Cohen, Mary Cole, Ervin Cooke, Georgia Carder, Rose Cosley, Emma 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 81 Mar. 17, 1912 Apr. 18, 1934 Jan. 20, 1919 (1899) June 5, 1932 Dec. 21, 1932 May 3, 1911 Apr. 4, 1953 Sept. 18, 1946 (1925) �KANSAS REBEKAH I.O.O.F. - DEATH NOTICES - 1891-1953 Name Lodge Cosley, F.D. Crowder, Abbie Curtis, . S.H. Cutter, Fred 4 4 4 4 Death Date June Aug. Jan. July 28, 21, 29, 15, 1922 1921 1924 1931 D Daugherty, Bell Daugherty, Chas. H. Davis, Mary K. DeWolf, H.F. Dodds, Frank B. Duffy, Margaret 4 4 4 4 4 4 May 20, 1938 May 13, 1935 Oct. 5, 1912 Oct. 14, 1942 May 19, 1952 June 7, 1917 E Edmonds, Maude Emons, Anna Everett, Edna Everett, l-lary Everett, W.S. 4 4 4 4 4 Aug. 6, 1952 Mar. June Oct. Mar. 31, 16, 26, 27, 1914 1920 1932 1928 F Foust, Molly Foxwell, Sadie French, Frank Frost, J.D. Frye, Babra (as written) Fuller, Elizabeth 146 4 4 4 4 146 Oct. ?, 1927 (1907 ) May 27, 1908 Aug. 13, 1929 (1927) July 28, 1937 G Gardner, Joan Gardner, Mary Gentry, Daisy Gilder, Hedley Good, Hattie Good, J.B. Good, Mary Gould, George Grainger, Tannie Grayson, John Grayson, Verline Griffin, Martha Griffith, Atwilda Griggs, Mattie Grismore, Eliza Grum, Addie 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 82 Mar. 3, 1926 (1901) Dec. 8, 1934 Jan. 28, 1938 Sept. 4, 1925 Dec. 19, 1944 Dec. 16, 1933 (1905) July 31, 1944 Nov. 16, 1932 Feb. ?, 1941 July 7, 1929 (1903) Aug. 7, 1949 (1901 ) July 3, 1920 �KANSAS REBEKAH - I.O.O.F. - DEATH NOTICES - 1891- 1953 Name Lodge Death Date H Hammcot, Magdalena Harbour, Maude Henderson, Eithel Herrick, Anna Hines, Ida Holmes, Cecil Howard, Chester Howe, Sadie -Hughes, Nydia Husted, Bell 146 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Apr. 12, 1923 Jan. 6, 1940 Mar. 6, 1932 (1926) Oct. 15, 1944 (19 16 ) Mar. 22, 1951 June ?, 1952 June 15, 1945 May 9, 1938 I None J Jeffries, J.H. Jensen, Lillian Jewett, Lillian Johns, Emma . Johnston, Ellis T. Jones, Brother Jones, Elzie "4 4 4 4 4 4 4 31, 1924 31, 1931 6, 1931 10, 1950 4, 1948 (1900) Mar. July Aug. Apr. Nov. Jan. 12, 1934 K Kahle, Minnie Karnes, Sister Belle Keeny, Mary Kendall, Cora Ketels, Elsie Kowing, Clara Kunkle, Ellen Kunkle, John J. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 May 13, 1943 Feb. 12, 1929 Apr. 23, 1936 Oct. 21, 1946 Feb. 8, 1945 Mar. 13, 1938 (1895) (1901 ) L Lathbolz, Ann Laughlin, Allie Landon, Anna Lawrence, Alice Lawrence, Edna Leacher, Hattie Learned, S.S. Lepper, Fay Lercher, Charles Lescher, Bessie Lescher, Frank H. Lewis, Elizabeth Lothelz, Nellie Lothholz, Rose Lutz, Clara 146 146 146 4 4 4 4 146 4 4 4 4 146 146 146 83 Feb. 2, 1941 Apr. ?· , 1936 Sept. 4, 1946 July ?· , 1914 Nov. 20, 1943 June 29, 1932 Oct. 14, 1945 July 24, 1930 July 28, 1914 Jan. 21, 1944 Nov. 21, 1944 1950 Nov. ?· , 1935 Apr. 12, 1950 Feb. 14, 1943 �KANSAS REBEKAH - I.O.O.F. - DEATH NOTICES - 1891-1953 Lodge Name Death Date Mc 146 4 4 4 McCrahia, Ora McFarland, Mary McFarland, R.S. McKittrick, Rachael July?, 1952 (1916 ) (1904 ) Apr. 28, 1940 M 4 4 4 146 4 4 146 Magill, I.H. Mantex, Leora Med.hust, Dorn Miller, Ella Morris, Maggie Morris, Martin Morton, Katy Apr. 26, 1921 (1905) Oct. 18, 1944 Oct. 21, 1924 Dec. 11, 1910 (1904) Dec. 21, 1933 N 4 4 4 Neal, Emma Nevin, W.E. Noble, Laverna Sept. ?, 1915 Sept. 28, 1942 (1927) 0 146 4 4 Oberheltzer, Etta Oesch, Salone Owen, Lily Leiby May 2, 1911 Oct. 5, 1912 Jan. 10, 1924 P 4 30 4 4 Parrish, Maude Parrish, N.M. Pellet, Carrie Pellet, R.F. Perkins, Mary Rice Peterson, Cecelia Peterson, Christian Petty, Virginia Pierson, Myra Polson, Cordelia Potter, Elizabeth Preisach, Minnie 4 4 4 4 4 4 4' 4 oct. 25, 1929 July 24, 1951 Jan. 6, 1944 June 30, 1929 Sept. 24, 1930 (1898) (1900) Apr. 21, 1935 June 2, 1940 Mar. ?, 1950 Apr. 10, 1928 Jan. ?, 1941 9. None R 4 4 4 146 Read, Fred W. Reading, Ellen Reading, J.W. Richard, Sophia 84 (1901 ) (1904 ) Mar. 20, 1918 Oct. 27, 1920 �KANSAS REBEKAH - I.O.O.F. - DEATH NOTICES - 1891-1953 Name Richards, C.F. Richards, Carrie Richards, Helen Aileen Richards,Siras Howard Roberts, Louie Robinson, Nellie Robson, Sena RUIIlsey, Charles Runkle, Samuel H. Runkle, Susie Lodge 146 146 146 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Death Date Mar. ?, 1936 Dec. 27, 1949 14, 1922 (1914 ) Dec. 30, 1945 June 'j, 1953 June 28, 1949 Feb. 5, 1951 May?, 1941 Apr. 1, 1942 Aug. S Sackett, G.L. Sauer, Frank Schollars, John Schubert, Rose SchUIllann, Florence M. Sheelhorn, Carl Sheldon, Viola Shultz, Martie Smith, Anna Smi th, Eli zabeth Smith, Jane Smith, Lillian Sommer, George Spangler, H.W. Stevenson, I.C. Sullivan, Frances Sullivan, Margaret 4 4 4 146 4 4 146 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 (1903) ?, 1917 (1927) May 5, 1930 Mar. 6, 1947 Feb. 20, 1921 May 4, 1940 May 4, 1922 (1905) Feb. 1, 1939 (1901 ) Jan. 22, 1926 Oct. 28, 1932 July?, 1917 Jan. 18, 1943 Apr. 11, 1950 Sept. 30, 1952 Apr. T Taylor, Lucy Hobbs Thompson, Ida Thompson, Wells Tidrow, F.M. Toms, Catherine Toms, Chester Tuttle, Lizzie Tweed, Rose 4 4 4 4 4 4 146 4 Oct. 3, 1910 (1903) (1925) Jan. ?, 1941 Apr. 6, 1942 Oct: 6, 1932 (1902) 5, 1908 Aug. U Ulrich, Mary Urbansky, Alice 4 4 Oct. 15, 1918 May 14, 1938 V Van Neste, H.G. 4 85 June 9, 1943 �KANSAS REBEKAH - I.O.O.F. - DEATH NOTICES - 1891-1953 Lodge Name Death Date W 4 Wampler, Ruby Ward, Eliza C. Watkins, Catherine Watson, T.A. Whedon, Charles B. White, Mary Wiggens, Madge Wiggens, Bert Wiley, Amelia Wilson, J.B. Woodward, Grace Woolf, Fora 4 4 4 4 146 4 4 4 4 4 4 June 20, 1953 Dec. 22 , 1934 May 22, 1928 Oct. 9, 1929 Jan. 23, 1946 Dec. 18, 1943 Feb. ?, 1941 July 15, 1933 (1906) Nov. 20, 1948 June 2, 1950 Apr. 5, 1942 X None Y 146 Young, Mildred Apr. 12, 1950 Z 4 Ziensenis, Augusta Zuttermeister, Clara Zuttermeister, Louis 4 4 Jan. 23, 1942 Nov. 11, 1925 Mar. 30, 1923 RECENT OBITUARIES OF RESIDENTS BORN BEFORE 1900 Some recent obituaries appearing in the Lawrence Journal World. The edition is given in parentheses. BORN, Anna Frances (PAULI), b. 5 Aug 1896, Eudora. KS; d. 14 Oct 1989, Wichita. KS; m. ? BORN. (Mon. 16 Oct 1989) COX. Alice Catherine, b. 23 Sep 188~, Johnson Co., KS; d. 22 Oct 1989, Olathe. KS; m. Nahlen H. COX, 1925. Hesper, KS; m. Charles COX, 1963, Baldwin, KS. (Tues, 24 Oct 1989) CRISS, George. b. 20 Feb 1895, Big Springs, KS; d. 9 Nov 1989, Lawrence, KS; m. Lorena Ella CARR 20 Apr 1922, Lawrence, KS. (Fri. 10 Nov 1989) LANSDOWN, Annie I., b. 29 Apr 1895, Lawrence. KS; d. 23 Oct 1989, Dayton, OH; m. William L. LANSDOWN Jul 1924, Peoria, IL. (Wed. 1 Nov 1989) SEIWALD, Alfred S., b. 31 Dec 1895, Eudora, KS; d. 20 Oct 1989, Topeka, KS; m. Alma SCHEHRER 14 May 1924, Eudora, KS. (Sat. 21 Oct 1989) WILEY, Essie, b. 24 May 1894, northern Douglas Co., KS; d. 4 Oct 1989, Topeka, KS; m. Ezra WILEY 6 Nov 1913, Lawrence, KS. (Thurs. 5 Oct 1989) . WILLIAMSON, Minnie ,"., b. 12 Aug 1895, Baldwin, KS; d. 18 Oct 1989, Eudora, KS; m. Edward CRUMET 16 Sep 1914; m. Bert WILLIAMSON 1959. (Thurs 19 Oct 1989) 86 �IMPORTANT DATES IN THE HISTORY OF LAWRENCE The following was printed in the Lawrence 1929. Submitted by Iona Spencer. Journal-World~ Thursday~ 10 October 1609: The second charter of Virginia granted all the lands for Point of Cape Comfort northward for two hundred miles and from coast to coast. This made Kansas English as Point Comfort was on the 37th degree of latitude. 1802: Louisiana Purchase. Kansas was included in the tract. 1824: Congress passed bill authorizing road from Independence~ Mo.~ to Santa Fe. This later became the Santa Fe trail and passed thru Douglas County. 1825: What is now Eudora township was made part of Shawnee Indian Reservation by government treaty. 1827: CHOUTEAU~ a French trader, passes through county. 1842: FREMONT passes through on way to California. 1849: Gold seekers going to California pass through county. 1854: April 13. Settlers arrive in county and take claims. May 15: Kansas-Nebraska bill passed. County open for settlement. May 26: Clarke STEARNS and John BALDWIN took claims on site where Lawrence was founded. A.W. and A.F. GLENN, M.S. WINTER and William SHIRLEY settled Lecompton. July. Site of Lawrence chosen by BRANSCOMB and ROBINSON. July 19. John A. WAKEFIELD settles Kanwaka. August 1. First party of settlers reach Lawrence. September 15. Second party of emigrants reaches Lawrence. September 18. Lawrence Association formed. September 19. Association officers elected. September 25. First hotel opened. Called "Astor House" facetiously. September 26. Work started on second hotel. October 1. First religious service. Moses POMEROY died. First death and burial. First Bible class started. October 6. Town received the name Lawrence. October 9. Charles ROBINSON, John MAILEY~ S.Y. LUM, A.D. SEARLE and O.A. HANSCOMB elected trustees of Lawrence. October 15. Kansas Pioneer published by John and J.L. SPEER at Medina~ Ohio and dated for Wakarusa, Kansas Territory. October 19. Governor REEDER and party visited Lawrence. October 21. Herald of Freedom published at Conneautville, Ohio, by George BROWN. October 26. Lawrence CARTER first child born in Lawrence was born on this day. October 30. Fourth party of emigrants which left Boston on October 17 arrived. November 11. First snow storm. November 30. Election of Delegates to Congress. Killing of Henry DAVIS by Lucius KIBBEY. 1855: January 1. Steps taken for founding college. Stakes driven and stone hauled to sight of old University building. Citizens celebrate with banquet. January 11. Territorial Indignation meeting at Lawrence over claims. January 16. Edward P. FITCH starts school. January 18. Dr. ROBINSON, Dr. DOY and J.S. EMERY elected school committee. January 29. Preliminary meeting for organization of Free State Society. February 8. C.W. BABCOCK appointed postmaster. 87 �March 10. Meeting of members of Union School District. Committee had chosen site on Mr. FRYE's claim for school. Martin ALLEN> William YATES> Robert ALLEN elected trustees. Robert HUGHES collector. H.W. WATERMAN> clerk. March 30. Election in Lawrence for councilmen. Election in county for representatives from first district to first Territorial Legislature. ~1ay 20. Steamer "Emma Harmon" arrived at foot of levee at sundown. Carried passengers and cargo. May 24. Steamers "Financier" and "Hartford" arrived at noon. All steamers on way to Fort Riley. July 4. First fourth of July celebration in Lawrence. November 21. Charles DOW killed by Franklin A. COLEMAN. November 22. Free State men hold meeting at scene of DOW murder. Jacob BRANSON arrested by Sheriff JONES and rescued later at home of Major· ABBOT. December 2. Free-state companies from Bloomington> Wakarusa and Palmyra arrive in Lawrence. Sheriff JONES arrives in town with body guard. 100 armed Free-state men arrive from Topeka. December 3. Governor SHANNON issues proclamation asking citizens to aid in capture of BRANSON. It was dated November 29. December 4. Judge CATO's court at Lecompton found bills of indictment against Free-state men. December 6. Thomas BARBER killed on road home. in Lawrence. Sheriff JONES arrives in town with body guard. 10o-armed Free-state men arrive from Topeka. 1856:June 2. Battle of Black Jack. June 4-5. Free State attack on Franklin. Capt. J.B. ABBOTT's men attack fort and capture arms and ammunition. August 12. Second attack of Free-state men at Franklin. "Sacramento" captured. Wagon load of burning hay pushed up against blockhouse. David S. HOYT killed near Fort Saunders. August 15. Free-state men attack Fort Saunders. August 16. Col. Sam WALKER and detachment capture Fort Titus near Lecompton. September 13. Captain HARVEY with Lawrence force has fight at Hickory Point in Jefferson county> five miles east of Ozwakie. Pro-slavery men surrender. 1857: March 24. Steamer "Lacon" arrives at Lawrence and returns to Kansas City. March 26. Robert G. WALKER of Mississippi is appointed Governor of Territory. Fred P. STANTON of Tennessee> secretary. June 1. Republican paper started in Lawrence. Norman ALLEN publisher and T. Dwight THATCHER as editor. September 7. Meeting of Lecompton Constitution convention. October. Baker University established at Palmyra> now Baldwin. 1861:January 29. Kansas admitted as a state when President BUCHANAN signes admission bill. March 4. Abraham LINCOLN inaugurated as president. April 12. Bombardment of Fort Sumpter and Civil War commences. 1863:QUANTRILL with a band of over 400 guerillas burns and sacks Lawrence> leaving over a hunqr~d and si~ty dead. I 88 ---------- �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. COATES DOREMUS HAMMOND TUTTLE WHEDON Mrs. George D. DOREMUS~ RR #2~ Washington~ IL 61571 Seeking information concerning Thadius WHEDON and wife Hanna HAMMOND~ who homesteaded on Wakarusa Creek where the Santa Fe R.R. bridge crossed. They were parents of Lizzie TUTTLE who taught at Blue Mound School (my grandmother) and Charles WHEDON who farmed the homestead later. Need dates of homesteading~ where from and when they came to that area~ brothers and sisters if they had any. I often heard my grandmother say that Ruby COATES was an ancestor but I never knew the connection. Ashbul WHEDON had property adjacent to Thadius~ but do not know the relationship there~ either. HOUGLAND McCLAIN Mrs. Maxine HOUGLAND~ Rt. 1~ Box 262~ Perry~ KS 66073 Is Charles McCLAIN~ age 35 in the 1850 census of Potosi~ Washington Co.~ MO~ the father of Mary P. McCLAIN~ b. 28 Nov 1848~ Potosi~ Washington Co.~ MO? Could the Charles McCLAIN~ age 75 in the same 1850 census~ be father of Charles McCLAIN~ age 35? HAYS HOUGLAND McCLAIN Mrs. Maxine HOUGLAND~ Rt. 1~ Box 262~ Perry~ KS 66073 Seeking information on Frank M. HAYS~ born in the 1840's~ Washington Co.~ MO~ married Mary McCLAIN about 1876. Frank M. HAYS left Bonne Terre~ MO in 1885~ and no one knows where he went. HART WELCH David L. HART~ 4001 Jean Avenue~ Bethpage~ NY 11714 Searching for any descendants or relatives of my great-great grandfather~ Marshall Nay HART (1824-1898)~ sometimes listed as M.N.~ M.M. &M.W.~ who~ with his second wife Sarah Ann WELCH~ came to Nortonville~ Jefferson Co. area of Kansas in. Aug 1854. He had a son~ my great grandfather Samuel Calvin HART~ from a previous marriage~ and 4 other children by Sarah Ann: Luella Jane Griffin~ Frank Neigh~ Fayette Marshall, and Sanford Christopher HART~ all of whom resided in Nortonville except the latter~ who resided in Harper~ Harper Co.~ KS in Aug 1898. M.N. HART had 2 brothers~ Nathaniel C. and Fayette P. HART also of Nortonville. Marhshall N. and Sarah A. HART are buried at the 89 �Nortonville Cemetery. Anyone related to or having knowledge of of these people is asked to write or call (516)433-8460 anytime. EVANS JORDEN Mc~1ARMICK NEMEYER Henrietta JORDEN~ 1605 N. 7th St.~ Baytown~ TX 77520 The family of Henry NEMEYER is looking for his children and a sister whose name may have been Barbara. His mother~ Mary Ann McMARMICK~ married 1st Adam EVANS of Randolph Co.~ IL~ by whom she had a son~ my grandfather Andrew John EVANS. SOME TIPS FOR WRITING QUERIES I put together these tips by looking at the policies of a variety of publications. - the editor. 1. Feature the surnames PROMINENTLY~ but don~t just submit a list of surnames. 2. Focus your inquiry on one family at a time~ but if that family can be linked to other surnames~ include those links. 3. Include as many birth~ marriage~ residence and death dates and places as you can for the persons you are inquiring about. A suggested format is: first name~ last name~ birthplace~ birthdate; place of death~ date of death; place of marriage~ date~ spouse's name. 4. Note references already consulted if space permits. 5. Use only standard abbreviations. The New England Historic Genealogical Society requires these listed below~ and they have become somewhat the standard: anc. = ancestors~ ancestry b. = birth~ born bp. = baptized bro. "" brother bur. "" buried c. or ca. "" circa (about) ch. "" child~ children c.r. "" church record co. "" county d. "" death~ died dau. "" daughter desc. "" descend~ decendants~ descended~ descends d.s.p. "" decessit sine prole (died without issue) d.y. "" died young fame "" family. fl. "" flourished~ lived g.s. "" gravestone info"" information m. "" married. marriage p. "" parents~ parentage pOSSe "" possibly probe "" probable~ probably ref. "" reference rel. "" related~ relative(s)~ relationship rem. = removed res. "" resided sis. "" sister twp. = township w. "" wife wid. "" widow~ widowed 90 �INDEX TO VOLUME ABBOT~ Major~ 88 ABBOTT~ J.B.~ Capt.~ ABELLA~ N.E.~ 58 ABRAMS~ Jennie~ 81 88 ALLEN 88 88 Robert 88 ANDERSON Andrew~ 81 Augusta~ 79 Bessie. 81 Edward~ 81 Hannah~ 81 Helen Frances Mary. 81 ANTON~ Anna~ 76 No.2 J.A., 81 Emma B.• 58 BENSON~ BERG~ BEURMANN~ Minnie~ BIDGOOD~ 81 Wm •• 81 BIDINGER, Maggie, 77 BISHOFF~ Jeannette, 81 BISHOP, Marguerite H., 58 BLOCHER, Lydia, 76 BOCK, Mildred M•• 59 BOGGS, Patsy, 59 BOHRER, Mark, 64 BOLES~ Lula, 79 BORG, Jessie Eleanor, 67 BORN~ Anna Frances Pauli, ADAMS Bertha~ 81 Jennie~ 81 ADAMY~ Ruth A.~ XIII~ 81 Martin~ Norman~ ~ 86 Mary, 59 BOYD Albert Mason~ 64 Anna Josephine, 64 Catherine May~ 63 BOWMEN~ 65 Hart~ ARMSTRONG~ Edith~ 76 ARNETT~ Mabel Wilma~ 67 BABBITT Da le ~ 58 Norma~ 58 87 Bertha, 76 58 F.A., BALDWIN. 87 Wilber 59 BANKS, Bro. 81 BARBER, 88 Geo., 81 BARKER, Jo Anne 59 BABCOCK~ C.W.~ BADSKY~ BAHNMAIER~ Paul~ BAILEY~ 66 John~ BANDEMER~ W.~ J.A.~ Thomas~ BARKELY~ S.~ BARRIKLOW~ S.C.~ 80 BARROWS~ Florence~ BARTON~ Mary~ 81 75 BAXTER Del bert ~ 58 John Lambert, 67 Mary M. ~ 58 BEASLEY Norma M., 59 Willis H.~ Jr., 59 BEDALE~ Sarah~ 81 BELL, Cora ~ 81 BENEDICT~ Frank G.~ 67 BENETT, A.S., 78 BENJAMIN, Nellie, 81 BENNETT, Dorothy, 60 Demsey~ 63 Emily, 63 George M.• 63 George W., 63 Harry Ellsworth~ 64 James~ 63 James Smith~ Jeremiah~ 63 John~ 63 63 Martha, 63 Mary, 63 Robert ~ 63 Smith, 63 Thomas, 63 William, 63 BRADEN~ Olive~ 80 BRANSCOMB~ Jacob~ 87 BRANSON, 88 BRECHEISEN Anna~ 78 Clara, 76 Gertrude, 75 Hannah, 75 BREEZE Mary, 81 Thomas~ 81 BRIGGS, Maggie~ 81 BRINDER~ Ella L., 76 BROERS, Marie, 77 BROWN Fannie~ 78 George~ 87 91 BROWN, cont. Hattie Beach, 67 Homer Howden, 68 Justyn, 58 Olve Irene~ 68 Wallace, 68 BROWNING, Emily. 78 BRUNK~ Doris. 59 BRYANT, Nellie, 68 BUCHANAN, President~ 88 BUCK, Helen Elizabeth "Buckie", 68 BUNN, Dorothea Graham, 68 BUNTON Ella, 81 J.E., 81 Kathryn J., 58 BUNYAN~ Mary B.~ 80 BURCHILL~ Mary Dresser, 58 BURKE ~ Anna, 75 BURNS J.M. ~ 81 Mary. 77 CAIN Donald~ 58 Roberta, 58 CALDER~ Elsie, 80 CARDER, Rose, 81 CARLYLE, Lenore W.~ 65 CARNAHAN, Mary, 75 CAROLL, Nora~ 78 CARPENTER~ Agnes~ 80 CARR~ Lorena Ella~ 86 CARTER Lawrence~ 87 R.~ 81 W.R.~ Mrs.~ 81 CATO~ Judge~ 88 Wm. CHAPMAN Beverly J. Lawrence~ CHARLTON ~ 58 58 E.L.~ 81 John~ 81 CHENEY~ Janet~ 76 CHILDS, Ruth~ 77 CHOUTEAU~ 87 CHRISTIE, Joyce~ 59 CLARK~ Katie~ 81 CLARKE~ Dorothy V.~ 58 �CLAYTON) Elizabeth) 78 CLOUGH Goldie Hout) 58 Vivian) 58 COATES) Ruby) 89 COBB) Willard H.) 58 COHEN) Mary) 81 COLE Ervin) 81 Florence) 75 Ruby) 78 COLEMAN Frankl in A.) 88 Herbert Rockwood "Bus Herbie". 68 COLWELL) Betty) 59 CONSTANT) Clyde S.) 68 COOKE. Georgia. 81 CORDELL) Chloetta) 59 CORNS) Lyman Alvah) 68 COS LEY Emma) 81 F.D.) 82 COTTER) Dennis J.) 59 COUCH) Maudie. 58 COX Alice Catherine) 86 Charles) 86 Mahlen H.) 86 CRAM, Della) 64 CRISS) George, 86 CRITTENDEN) Sandra L., 59 CROWDER) Abbie, 82 CROWLEY) Corrine Ruth) 69 CRUMET) Edward, 86 CURTI S) S. H.) 82 CURTISS Earl L.) 58 Oma L.) 58 CUTTER) Fred, 82 DAUGHERTY Bell) 82 Chas. H.) 82 DAVIS Donna V.) 59 Henry) 87 Mary K.) 82 DEAN Jan) 58 Virgil) 58 DETWILER grandfa ther) 63 Samuel) 64 Susan Catherine) 64 DeWOLF) H.F.) 82 DICE, Ma be 1) 77 DOCTOR) Marjorie, 58 DODDS, Frank B., 82 DODRIGE) W.H., 78 DOREMUS George Dustin, Mrs.) 59, 89 DOW Charles, 88 Jonathan Mahaffie) 69 DOY, Dr., 87 DRAVIS) Lena, 78 DUFFY) Margaret) 82 DUMMER) Charles E., 65 DUNCAN) Alta J.) 58 DUNMIRE) Ray) 69 DUNN, Elizabeth, 59 DURR Charles, 58 Mary Frances) 58 DWYER, Duke) 80 EADS, Miriam G.) 59 EDMONDS) Maude. 82 ELLIOTT, H., 79 EMBERS Grace) 58 Robert. 58 EMERY estate) 79 J. S., 87 EMONS, Anna, 82 ENGEL, Agnes Estelle, 69 EVANS Adam, 90 Andrew John. 90 Emma C., 76 W.R., 64 EVERETT Edna. 82 Mary. 82 W.S., 82 EVINGER David. 58 Marlene) 58 EWING. Beatrice, 75 FAIR. George H., 69 FIEGENBAUM. B.F., 80 FILBURN. J.S., 77 FISCHER, Erna C.T .• 69 FITCH, Edward P.) 87 FLORY, J.Mq 76 92 FOLKS, Ray Jesse "Fokie") 69 FORD Emma) 76 Hattie, 79 FOUK) Anna) 80 FOUST, Molly) 82 FOXWELL) Sadie, 82 FRANCIS Carol, 58 George) 58 FREARK) Christine Beatrice) 69 FREEMAN) Marjorie H., 58 FREMONT) 87 FRENCH) Frank) 82 FRICK) Ell a) 77 FRITZEL) Dorothy H.) 58 FROST) J. D.. 82 FRYE Babra) 82 Mr.) 88 FULLER Elizabeth) 82 Mary) 77 GABRIEL, Margaret) 58 GANTENBEIN) Larry) 58 GARDNER Joan) 82 Mary, 82 GASKILL) Rhoda) 79 GEELAN) Nettie) 79 GENTRY) Daisy) 82 GIBB Jim) 58 June) 58 GILDER) Hedley. 82 GIMBLET Dorothy C.) 60 Ernest C.) 60 GLENN A.F.) 87 A.We) 87 GODDING) Frank Eugene) 69 GOFF) Virginia Fern) 69 GOOD Hattie) 82 J.B.) 82 Mary, 82 GORRILL, M.A •• 79 GORTON Catherine) 58 Thomas, Dr •• 58 �GOULD George~ 82 G.R .. 64 82 GRAVES Harol d ~ 58 Maxine~ 58 GRAYSON John~ 82 Verl ine ~ 82 GRIFFIN r4amie~ 76 Martha ~ 82 Rejeana R.~ 60 Timothy L., 60 GRIFFITH~ Atwilda, 82 GRIGGS, Mattie, 82 GRISMORE, Eliza, 82 GROVER, Joel, 66 GRUM, Addie~ 82 GRAINGER~ Tannie~ HART, cont. Sarah A., 89 Viola Willit, 65 HARVEY Capt., 88 Tracy, 77 HATCHER, children, 62 HAYNES, Elizabeth, 60 HAYS, Frank M., 89 HELLSTROM, Ray, 60 HELMER Carolyn, 58 Susan, 58 HENDERSON, Eithel, 83 HENRY, Gladys Margaret, 70 HERRICK, Anna, 83 HERRINGTON, Nancy, 60 HEY, Jacob, 80 HILL, Laura, 76 HINES, Ida, 83 HOFMANN, Barbara G., 60 HOLDERMAN Alden, 58 Mae, 58 HOLMES, Cecil, 83 HOOVER, Mark A., 60 HORNADAY, Helen M., 70 HOSKINSON, Minnie, 79 HOUGLAND, Maxine, 58, 89 HOUSEMAN~ G., 77 HOWARD, Chester, 83 HOWE, Sadie, 83 HOYT, David S., 88 HUELSBERGEN Helmut, 58 Ursula, 58 HUGHES Nydia, 83 Robert, 88 HUGHEY, Lora P., 58 HULLMANN, Katherine, 79 HUPPER, Tildy, 78 HURD, George R., 76 HUSTED, Bell, 83 HYRE, C.W., 80 HAAS, Bertha~ 79 HAKUBA, Clara, 80 HALING, Ruth, 76 HAMMCOT, Magdalena, 83 HAMMOND, Hanna~ 89 HANCUFF, Mary Louise~ 58 HANSCOMB, O.A., 87 HANSEN~ Warren, 70 HARBOUR, Maude, 83 HARRIS Virginia L., 58 Wi 11 i am T., 58 HART Alice Waif, 65 Calvin Wild, 65 Carlos Maedon, 65 David L., 60, 65,89 Estella Eugenia, 65 Fayette Marshall, 89 Fayette P., 89 Frank Neigh, 89 Geneva Beatrice, 65 George W., 66 Halleck Floyd, 65 Harold, 65 Helen Frances, 65 Homer, 65 ICE, Margaret, 77 Lucy Emma, 65 ICEMAN, Lizzie, 80 Luella Jane Griffin, 89 INGELS, Edna Marie, 70 Marshall Nay, 89 IRVIN, Virginia, 60 Nathaniel C., 89 Roy, 65 JACKSON, Bessie, 79 Samuel Calvin, 65, 89 JAMISON, Mary I., 58 Sanford Christopher, 89 93 JARDON F. X., 78 Marvin, 58 Norma, 58 JEFFRIES, J.H., 83 JENNINGS Addie, 76 Ethel, 78 JENSEN, Lillian, 83 JESPERSEN, Conrad Karl, 70 JEWETT, Lillian, 83 JOHNS, Emma, 83 JOHNSON Aurelia L., 60 Elsie, 76 Frances, 77 Marguerite, 58 Otto J., 60 JOHNSTON, Ellis T., 83 JONES Brother, 83 Elzie, 83 Sheriff, 88 JORDEN, Henrietta, 90 KAHLE, Minnie, 83 KANAGA, Margaret S., 70 KARNES, Belle, 83 KAUZER, Adelaide Marie "Della", 70 KEENY, Mary, 83 KELLAM, Emily, 80 KENDALL, Cora, 83 KENNEDY Jackie, 58, 62 Max D., 58 KENNENBURG, Minnie, 77 KENSIT, Inez S., 60 KETELS Elsie, 83 Marie, 70 KIBBEY, Lucius, 87 KIDWELL Irma L., 58 Ri cha rd L., 58 KING Edwina, 58 Myron, 58 KINGERY, William, 76 KIRCHOFF, Gertrude Agnes, 70 KISHER, Karolynn, 58 KIZER, Ruth, 77 KLINE, Dorothea M., 60 �KNOX Bernice D.~ 60 Dennis I.~ 60 James W. ~ 60 KOHLER, P 76 KOWING, Clara, 83 KRAFT~ Christine Davi dson ~ 58 KREIDER~ Lucile Minerva, q 71 KUNKLE Ellen~ John J. 83 ~ 83 LACAS~ Peter~ 63 LANDON, Anna, 83 LANSDOWN Annie I.~ 86 Wi 11 i am L. ~ 86 LARSEN~ Victor Robinson~ 71 83 LAUGHLIN Allie, 83 Lottie~ 79 LAWERSON, Bertha~ 77 LAWRENCE A1ice ~ 83 Edna, 83 Georgia Bessie, 71 LAWSON A. J. ~ 58 Mary ~ 58 LEACHER~ Hattie, 83 LEARNED~ S.S., 83 LEONARD Fred, 60 Rosalyn, 60 LEPPER ~ Fay ~ 83 LERCHER~ Charles~ 83 LESCHER Bessie ~ 83 Frank H., 83 LEWIS~ Elizabeth~ 83 LIGGETT~ Lucy~ 80 LILLIS~ Ruth Marie~ 71 LINCOLN~ Abraham~ 88 LIND~ W.S. ~ 79 LONG Fern, 58 Rebecca Enola~ 71 LOTHELZ~ Nellie~ 83 LOTHHOLZ~ Rose~ 83 LUCKAN, Louise Anna~ 71 LUM~ S. Y 87 LATHBOLZ~ Ann~ q Joan Black~ 60 LUPHER~ LaDora Grace~ 71 LUTZ~ Clara~ 83 LUND~ MacDONALD~ Helen, 60 MAGILL~ I.H.~ 84 MAILEY~ John~ 87 MANROSE~ Holly Avery~ MANTEX, Leora~ 84 Charles~ 71 89 89 McCOLLOUGH~ Mary M.~ 79 McCRAHIA, Ora~ 84 McFARLAND Mary, 84 R.S., 84 McGEE~ Virginia L.~ 59 McGILL~ Maribelle, 71 McKINNEY~ Lilia~ 76 McKINZIE~ Heber A.~ Mrs.~ 62 McKITTRICK~ Rachael~ 84 McLELLAND, Lou~ 79 McMANNESS Brenda~ 59 Erma G. ~ 59 Michael~ 59 McMARMICK~ Mary Ann~ 90 McMASTERS~ May, 63 MEANS Ada~ 75 Alta~ 75 Hugh~ 75 MEARS, William~ 77 MEDHUST~ Dorn~ 84 MEEDER Albert~ 75 Archie, 75 Bernice ~ 75 Charles~ 75 Cornelia~ 75 Davi d ~ 75 F1orence~ 75 94 Philip G 75 MEINKE Etta~ 75 J.H. ~ 75 Vernon~ 75 MELVILLE Edd Jr. ~ 75 Edd W. ~ 75 Ellen~ 75 Margaret~ 75 MERSKER A.E. ~ 75 J·ohn ~ 75 Ruth~ 75 MESENHIMER Clifford~ 75 Edna ~ 75 Mildred, 75 Myron~ 75 Orland~ 75 Scheyler C. ~ 75 METCALF John, 63 J.C.~ 64 Martha Boyd, 63, 64 METSKER Ali ce ~ 75 Elizabeth~ 76 Grace~ 75 Henry C. ~ 75 Iva ~ 75 Lottie ~ 75 Marvin ~ 75 Marvin C. ~ 75 Mary ~ 75 Ruth~ 75 Shirley A. ~ 60 Wegie ~ 75 MEYER Frederi c B. ~ 75 Herman E., 59 Olin~ 75 Pauline F.~ 59 Ruth A. ~ 60 MEYERS Anna~ 75 Katie~ 75 Rebecca~ Mrs.~ 75 MICHAEL Al bert ~ 76 q MARCH, John Ruthven, 71 MARKLEY, Yvonne~ 58 MARKS~ Alex~ 62 MARTIN~ W.E.~ 77 MATHERS~ Laura S.~ 78 MATHINA~ Martha~ 80 MATNEY~ S.E.~ 75 McCALL America, 79 Matilda~ 78 McCARTHY~ Paul J., 58 McCLAIN Mary P. ~ ~'EEDER, cont. George~ 75 May~ 75 Nannie ~ 75 Philip~ 75 �MICHAEL, cont. Bertha, 76 Camilla, 76 Clarence, 76 Davi d, 76 David A., 76 Eva, 76 George E., Sr., 76 George Jr., 76 Glenn, 76 Hy1 inard, 76 John, 76 Joseph, 76 J.C., 76 Leo, 76 Loui s, 76 Otto, 76 Ralph, 76 Samue 1, 76 Theodore, 76 MIGLIARIO Charles, 76 John, 76 Mary L., Mrs., 76 MIGNOT Emery, 76 Helen, 76 L.B., 76 Ralph, 76 MILBURN Bessie, 76 Ernest, 76 Jess, 76 Lilia, 76 Ray, 76 MILES, Ida, 77 MILLER Albert, 76 Alva, 76 Carol, 76 Charles C•• 76 Charles G., 76 Christian P•• 76 Cristopher. 76 Delbert. 76 Earl. 76 Ella. 84 Elva. 76 Ethel. 76 Fay, 76 Frances. 76 Frank D•• 76 Frederic. 76 George. 76 George E.. 76 MILLER. cont. George F., 76 Glenn E., 76 Glenn Jr •• 76 Harry, 76 Howard, 76 Ina. 76 Jesse, 76 John. 76 John A•• 76 John C., 76 Katherine. 76 Laura. 76 Leo. 76 Lloyd, 76 Loyal. 76 Lula. 76 Margaret, Mrs •• 76 Marjorie, 76 Mary, 76 Maxine. 76 Melvin. 76 Milford. 76 Orpha. 76, 79 Pearl. 76 Pharon, 76 Ra1 ph. 76 Robert A., 76 Ruth. 76 Tena. 76 Vanroy W•• 76 Viola, 76 William. 76 Willis. 76 Willis 0., 76 MILLS Carrie. 77 Stuart, 59 MILTON. Charles Lewis Callaway, 72 MINGER. L.H •• 80 MISENHIMER Arthur. 76 Benjamin Franklin. 76 Ethel, 76 Garnet. 76 Gertie. 76 Opal, 76 MISKIMEN Chester. 76 Esther. 76 Harvey. 76 Henry, 77 Raymond. 76 95 MISSER Noble D., 77 Ra 1ph, 77 MITCHELL Alexander Baldwin. 72 Arnold. 77 Bert, 77 Carl. 77 Cecil, 77 Charles. 77 Chester. 77 Frances C., Mrs., 77 Gladys. 77 Goldie. 77 James. 77 James H.• 77 John. 77 Johnie. 77 J.D •• 77 Owen. 77 Pearl ie, 77 Ray. 77 Samuel. 77 Solon. 77 Violet. 77 Wa lter A•• 77 Wi 11 i am. 77 W.J •• 77 MITCHEM, Maude. 75 MOCK, John, 63 MOHATT, Cornelia, 78 MOHLER Benjami n. 77 Emma, 77 Frank B., 77 George. 77 Irene, 77 Mary A•• Mrs •• 77 Otto, 77 Otto C., 77 William, 77 MOLDENHAUER A1bert, 77 Clarence, 77 Floyd. 77 Irene, 77 Wi 11 i am. 77 MONCRETH, J .• 78 MONROE Alva. 77 Arline, 77 Arnold. 77 Bessie, 77 El sa, 77 Green M•• 77 �MONROE~ cont. Highlan~ 77 Letha ~ 77 Robert~ 77 Theresa ~ 77 MONTFOORT Adelia~ 77 Caroline~ 77 Charles~ 77 Clarence~ 77 Henry~ 77 Jacob~ 77 Jennie~ 77 John ~ 77 Mabel. 77 MONTGOMERY Etta~ 77 Fay~ 77 Glenna~ 77 Ha11ey~ 77 Isaac L. ~ 77 Letha ~ 77 Neva. 77 MOODY Alberta ~ 77 Chester~ 77 John~ 77 Juanita~ 77 Virginia. 77 MOORE Al bert~ 77 Anita ~ 77 Cora ~ 77 Fred ~ 77 Fred H. ~ 77 George~ 77 Ira ~ 77 I.H. ~ 77 James P. ~ 77 John~ 78 Joseph W. ~ 77 Judith. Mrs.~ 77 J.A. ~ Mrs •• 77 Kate ~ 77 Levi ~ 77 Mary~ 59 May~ 77 Nettie~ 77 Roy~ 77 Sharon Kay~ 59 Walter~ 77 William~ 77 Wi 11 i am D. ~ 77 MOORIS Clara~ 77 MOORIS~ cont. Howard~ 77 Sadie~ 77 Wayne ~ 77 Wi 11 i am~ 77 Will i am H. ~ MORTON~ cont. Louis~ 78 Pearl~ 78 MOSES 77 MOORISS All en A. ~ 77 Nathan~ 77 MORAN ~ John ~ 77 MOREHOUSE Augustus~ 78 Helen~ 78 Lewis B. ~ 78 May~ 78 MORGAN Carrie~ 78 Cleo. 78 Clyde E. ~ 78 John~ 78 John F. ~ 78 Leo~ 78 Letha~ 78 Vera~ 78 Wi11ard~ 78 William~ 78 Wi 11 i am R. ~ 78 MORRIS A. ~ 78 Emma~ 78 Howard O. ~ 78 Maggie~ 84 Martin~ 84 MORRISS Clarence~ 78 Effie~ 78 Florence~ 78 Floyd~ 78 George O. ~ 78 Goldie~ 78 Laura~ 78 Nellie~ 78 Nevamay~ 78 Oti s B. ~ 78 Venafay~ 78 Wayne~ 78 MORTON Abie~ 78 Angus~ 78 Duncan~ 78 Emery~ 78 George F. ~ 78 Gil be rt C. ~ 78 Joe~ 78 Katy~ 84 96 Kenneth~ 78 Lewis A. ~ 78 Winifred~ 78 MOSS Alberta ~ 78 Edward ~ 78 Elizabeth~ Mrs. ~ 78 E. ~ 78 Harry ~ 78 Homer~ 78 Homer F. ~ 78 John~ 78 John H•• 78 Maud~ 78 Ruth~ 78 MUCKEY Christian~ 78 Fred~ 78 Jacob~ 78 Mary ~ 78 May~ 78 MULL Ed ~ 78 Florence~ 78 Harriet ~ 78 Harry~ 78 MURPHY Anna~ 78 Bessie~ 78 Dary~ 78 Dave ~ 78 Del bert ~ 78 Esther~ 78 Eugene~ 78 Francis~ 78 George~ 78 Georgie~ 78 Harry~ 78 James~ 78 James P.~ 78 John~ 78 Ma rga ret ~ 78 Mary~ 78 Michael. 78 Michael J.~ 78 Thomas~ 78 Tracy~ 78 T. K. ~ 78 W.M.~ 78 MURRAY~ Stella~ 79 MUSICK~ Cheryl A.~ 59 �MYERS Delmar) 78 E.E.) 78 Myrtle) 78 Wi 11 i am Randa 11 "Ching") 72 NEAL) Emma) 84 NEEL, Barbara, 60 NEELY, Laverne A., 78 NElS A1 F., 78 Baby, 79 Benjamin, 78 Carl, 79 Clarence, 79 Fred, 79 Fred W., 79 F., 79 Gideon, 79 Harry, 78 Irene, 78 John, 78 Mildred, 79 Minnie, 79 Naomi, 78 Oliver, 78 Oscar, 79 Pete, 79 Peter J., 79 Ruth, 78 Selma, 79 Vera, 79 Wi 11 ie, 79 NELSON Ernest, 79 Fred H., 79 Opal, 79 Viola, 79 Walter, 79 NEMEYER Barbara, 90 Henry, 90 NEVIN, W.E., 84 NEWLAND Charles, 79 Charlie, 79 Edith, 79 Elizabeth, 79 Eva, 79 George, 79 Leonard, 79 Mabel, 79 Mary L., Mrs., 79 Nellie, 79 NIBARGER Charles) 79 Clarence, 79 Cora) 79 Daisy) 79 Daniel) 79 Dora) 79 Edna) 79 Jefferson) 79 J.SO) 79 Lula, 79 May, 79 NICHOLS Alice, 79 Amos D., 79 Anna) 79 Burton) 79 Charles, 79 Clyde, 79 Clyde E.) 79 Da le) 79 Elmer, 79 Geraldine, 79 Gertrude) 79 Gretton) 79 John) 79 Marjorie) 79 Marlin) 79 Martha) 79 Preston) 79 Raymond) 79 Rose, 79 R.T.) MrsO) 79 Viola, 79 Wi 11 i am E.) 79 Wm. R.) 79 NICHOLSON Helen, 79 Ora, 79 Rufus K., 79 NIEBRUGGE Carl) 79 Martha, 79 Mi lton) 79 William CO) 79 NIEDER August) 79 Carl) 79 Emma) 79 Gotleib, 79 Henrietta, 79 Henry) 79 Hugo) 79 Lena, 79 Minnie, 79 97 NIEDER, cont. Walter, 79 William, 79 NISELY Charles A., 79 Floyd, 79 Frank, 79 NOBLE, Laverna, 84 NOE August G., 79 David, 79 Gladys, 79 Hazel, 79 Madeline, 79 NOLAND, William, 79 NORTH Audrey, 79 Donald, 79 Eugene, 79 Gladys, 79 John E., 79 Mary, 79 Paul, 79 Thomas, 79 Verda, 79 NORWOOD Cora, 79 George, 79 George W., 79 Helen, 79 Jessie, 79 Julia, 79 May, 79 Rachel, 79 Ray, 79 Robert, 79 Ruth, 79 R.M.,79 NUFFER August, 80 Charles, 80 Charles W., 80 Donald, 80 Leonard, 80 Leonard A., 80 Oscar, 80 Paul, 59,80 Rose, 80 Wi 11 i am, 80 NYE Cora, 80 Edward, 80 Emily F., Mrs., 80 Frank, 80 Wi 11 i am, 80 �OATMAN Arthur, 80 A. Roy, 80 Berni ce, 80 Ethel, 80 Glenn, 80 Marion, 80 Ruth, 80 OBERHELTZER, Etta, 84 OBYRUS Alma, 80 Anna, 80 Harry, 80 Lula, 80 OEHLERT Charles, 80 Edith, 80 George, 80 Jacob, 80 OEHRLE Bertha, 80 Gotleib, 80 Pearl, 80 Viola, 80 Walter G., 80 OELISO, Joe, 80 OESCH, Salone, 84 OGDEN, Raymond C., 80 OLDHAM, Charlie W., 80 OLMSTEAD Edd W., 80 Leroy, 80 Nelson, 80 Wil ber, 80 OLNEY, Avery Fincher "Little Pap", 72 OLSON Charles, 80 C., Mrs., 80 Gus, 80 Henry F., 80 Oscar, 80 ONESLAGER, Kevin, 59 ORE John R., 80 Watson, 80 ORR, George A., 80 ORTOLF, Frank, 80 OSBORN Alice, 80 Allen J., 80 Ella, 80 Grace, 80 James, 80 Maude, 80 OSBORN, cont. Rosie, 80 Sarah, 77 OTT Arden, 80 Arthur, 80 Myrnice, 80 OWEN, Lily Leiby, 84 OIBRIEN Emily, 80 Eunice, 80 Harold, 80 James J., 80 John, 80 Larah, 80 Lois, 80 Mabel, 80 Mary, 80 OICONNELL, Mary Bell, 60 OINEAL D. C., 80 Edward, 80 George, 80 John, 80 Lula, 80 OINEIL Blanche, 80 Forest, 80 Harold, 80 Herbert L., 80 Maurice, 80 Paul J., 80 Ralph, 80 PARDEE Agnes, Mrs., 78 Bessie, 78 PARKER, Martha, 59 PARRISH Maude, 84 N.M.,84 PAULI, Anna Frances, 86 PEARSON, Frank E., 60 PELLET Carrie, 84 R.F.,84 PEMBERTON, Marie M., 60 PENCHARD, Frances, 72 PEPPARD, Phy M., 79 PERKINS, Mary Rice, 84 PETERSON Cecelia, 84 Christian, 84 PETTY, Virginia, 84 PHILLIPS, Nettie May, 72 98 PIERSON Edith, 80 Myra, 84 PLATT Arthur Henry, 65 Beatrice, 65 Wanda, 65 POLSON, Cordelia, 84 POMEROY, Moses, 87 PORTER, Pearl, 78 POSTIN, Lorane, 77 POSTMA, James L., 59 POTTER Dona 1d, 59 Elizabeth, 84 PRAGER, David, 62 PRALL, Rhoda Rudd, 60 PREISACH, Minnie, 84 PREYER, Frank Arthur, 72 QUANTRILL, 88 RADER, Juanita, 60 RAINES, Opal, 77 READ, Fred W., 84 READING Ellen, 84 J.W., 84 REECE, Lila, 72 REEDER, Governor, 87 REID, Janet, 60 REYSTEAD, Minnie, 77 RICE, Nancy, 63 RICHARD, Sophia, 84 RICHARDS Carrie, 85 C. F., 85 Helen Aileen, 85 Siras Howard, 85 RICHARDSON, Mabel Jennie, 72 ROBERTS Louie, 85 Wi 11 i am, 80 ROBINSON Charles, 87 Dr., 87 Nellie, 85 ROBSON, Sena, 85 ROCKHOLD, Louisa, 79 ROSE, Bessie, 80 ROSS Albert Clayton, 73 Robin, 59 RUESCH, Maude, 79 �RUGGLES~ Lula~ 80 RUMSEY~ Charles~ 85 SHOTTWELL~ Maryette~ 78 SHOWALTER~ Catherine, 76 SHRADER~ George~ 63 SHULER~ Mary~ 78 SIMMONS~ Ella~ 77 RUNKLE Samuel H.~ 85 Susie~ 85 RUSH~ Oliver~ 79 SIMON Mary~ 85 SACKETT~ G.L.~ SAILE~ Marie~ SANDERS~ Elizabeth~ Mrs.~ Kathryn 60 SAUER~ SAYLER John Frank~ 59 59 73 85 G.~ Virginia~ SCHEHRER~ Alma~ SCHELDON~ Evelyn~ SCHELL~ Viets~ 86 59 Dorothy 60 SCHMIDT, Clara, 80 SCHOEPFLIN Octavia~ 80 Wi 11 iam~ 80 SCHOLLARS, John, 85 SCHOTT~ Cynthia, 59 SCHRADER~ Eva Lena~ 73 SCHRIMPLIN Edith B., 60 Frank E., 60 SCHUBERT, Rose~ 85 SCHULTZ, Martie, 85 SCHUMANN~ Florence M., 85 SCHUMM Bob~ 59 Sandra, 59 SCOTT Maude, 80 P.P .. 77 Wilma ~ 78 SEARLE, A.D.~ 87 SEITZ, Louise, 80 SEIWALD, Alfred S.~ 86 SELZER~ Emma, 77 SHANNON, Governor~ 88 SHARP, Ethel~ 76 SHAW, Ray H. ~ 60 SHEELHORN~ Carl, 85 SHELDON~ Viola, 85 SHEPLER~ Rebecca~ 75 SHIRLEY~ William~ 87 SHOEMAKER Rose Mary~ 60 Ruth~ 78 SHOGRIN Donna, 59 Quentin~ 59 W. ~ 80 76 SMITH Adell Carr~ Anna~ Claude~ Elizabeth~ ~ Jane~ J.E. ~ Lillian~ ~ 63 Mattie~ J.~ ~ 85 60 59 85 Gertrude 76 85 76 85 Martha 79 Nancy 59 Zona 59 SNEDEGER B. Jean~ 59 Charles E. ~ 59 SOCKER, Anna~ 79 SOMMER~ George~ 85 SPANGLER H.W .. 85 Karl B."Sprecken"~ 73 SPEER John~ 87 J. L., 87 SPENCER~ Iona B.~ 59 SPROULL~ Ralph D.~ 73 STANLEY~ Dora~ 78 STANTON~ Fred P.~ 88 STEARNS~ Clarke~ 87 STERLING~ Allan~ 73 STEVENS~ Myra~ 73 STEVENSON, I.C.~ 85 STOKES~ Clara~ 75 STRAHAN Florence Mabel~ 73 Gladys Allene~ 73 STREETER~ Ashby Adelbert~ 73 STRICKLER~ H.J.~ Hon.~ 66 STUART~ Mary Lynn~ 59 STUBBS~ Stella, 74 St. JOHN~ Evelyn~ 65 SUFFRON~ Clara~ 80 SULLIVAN Frances, 85 George ~ 77 Margaret, 85 99 TALLEY Fay~ 59 Lloyd M. ~ 59 TARLTON ~ M. ~ 77 TAYLOR~ Lucy Hobbs, 85 THATCHER~ Dwight~ 88 THOMAS ~ J.. 65 THOMPSON Ida~ 85 Well s ~ 85 THUDIUM~ Olga Margaret~ 74 . THURBER~ Karl ~ 60 TIDROW~ F.M.~ 85 TITLE, Barbara Dobbins~ 60 TOMBERLIN, Virginia L.~ 60 TOMS Catherine~ 85 Chester~ 85 TUCKER~ Fannie~ 78 TURNER~ Ethel~ 76 TUTTLE Lizzie~ 85~ 89 Lucinda~ 78 TWEED~ Rose~ 85 UHL, W.A. ~ 78 ULRICH Ethe 1 Lenore ~ 74 Mary~ 85 UNGER~ Rose~ 80 URBANSKY, Alice~ 85 VAN NESTE~ H.G.~ 85 VAN TRIES, Minnie~ 80 VAN VORHEES~ L.~ 79 VAUGHN Donald~ 59 Wilma~ 59 VOPICKA~ Joanne Bartleman~ 60 WAKEFIELD~ John A.~ 87 WALKER Charles Frederick, 74 Robert G. ~ 88 Sam~ Col., 88 WAMPLER~ Ruby~ 86 WARD Charles Emerson~ 74 Eliza C.. 86 WATERMAN~ H.W.~ 88 WATKINS~ Catherine~ 86 �WATSON, T.A., 86 WEAVER, Arthur Bullene, 74 WEIBEL, Leo N., 74 WE I R, D. H., 66 WELCH, Sarah Ann, 89 WELLING D.P., 59 Edna, 59 WENRICH, F.C., Mrs., 79 WEST, Justina A., 74 WHEDON Ashbul,89 Charles, 89 Charles B., 86 Thadius, 89 WHIPPLE Darrel, 60 Judith C., 60 WHITE, Mary, 86 WHITMAN, Alice, 80 WHITNEY, M.W., 75 WHITSON Carol J., 59 Robert H., 59 WIGGENS Bert, 86 Madge, 86 WILBER, Minnie, 77 WILEY Amelia, 86 Essie, 86 Ezra, 86 WILLIAMS Cora, 76 Fay, 80 John, 59 ~1ary Ann, 59 Patricia J., 60 WILLIAMSON Bert, 86 Minnie M., 86 WILLS, Edith, 78 WILSON Estella Eugenia Hart, 65 Hazel Emelyn, 74 Helen Agnes, 74 J.B.,86 WINCHELL Arthur, 59 Mary Lou, 59 WINTER, M.S., 87 WOODWARD, Grace, 86 WOOLF, Fora, 86 WOOLSEY, Ida Newell, 74 WORLEY Charles, 59 Erma, 59 WRIGHT, JoAnn Havens, 60 WUENSCH, Alvena, 78 YATES, William, 88 YOUNG Lena, 78 Loretta, 59 Mildred, 86 Phyllis J. Baecher, 59 ZEIGLER, Mary, 79 ZELB, Mary, 80 ZIENSENIS, Augusta, 86 ZUTTERMEISTER Clara, 86 Louis, 86 . 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