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Newsletter Editor Mary Burchill, 1612 St. Andrews Dr., Lawrence, KS 66046 Jackie Kennedy, Rt. 2, Baldwin City, KS 66006·9716 Janet Payne, 213 High St., Baldwin City, KS 66006 Justyn Brown, 2024 New Hampshire, Lawrence, KS 66046 Charles & Erma Worley, Rt 6 Box 24, Lawrence, KS 66046 Kevin Ones lager, 114 Elm, Box 263, Baldwin, KS 66006 Mary Burchill, 1612 St. Andrews Dr., Lawrence, KS 66046 COMMITTEES Membership Chairman Ref reshments. . Goodwill. • . . . . Ways and Means . . . Five Generation Charts. Cookbook Chairman • . . Budget . . . • • • • • • Cemetery Book Chairman. Calling Committee Chair Family History Book Chair FGS Representative. Publications . . • Pioneer Chairman. Pioneer Committee Robin Ross, 1005 W. 29th Terr., Lawrence, KS 66046 Fay Talley, 2020 Emerald Dr., Lawrence, KS 66046 Vivian Commons Maxine Hougland, Rt. 1, Box 262, Perry, KS 66073 Carol Whitson, 2731 Rawhide, Lawrence, KS 66046 Beverley Chapman, 2114 Marvonne Rd, Lawrence, KS 66047 The Executive (board) Officers Jean Snedeger, 1638 Rhode Island, Lawr'ence, KS 66044 Mary Lawson, 2246 Tennessee St., Lawrence, KS 66046 Carol Francis,'1916 Countryside Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044 Christine Kraft, 404 Cattleman Ct., Lawrence, KS 66049 Beverley Chapman, 2114 Marvonne Rd., lawrence, KS 66047 Chris Kraft, 404 Cattleman Ct., Lawrence, KS 66049 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 p~ssible. 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. �.. ~ -: . ~ .' •. i , 1 THE PIONEER Published Quarterly by The Douglas County Genealogical Society, Inc. p.o. Box 3664 Lawrence, Kansas 66046-0664 ISSN 0739-4101 Vol. XIV, No. 2 winter 1990 CONTENTS PAGE Members of the Douglas Co. Genealogical Soc., Nov. 1990 ...•.. 53 Five Generation Chart Surname Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58 Quer ies Surname Index........................................ 61 The JESSEE Family of Bloomington . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63 Claim of William JESSEE Before the u.S. Congress ....•••••.... 65 Correction to Farmer's Mail & Breeze Directory - TUCKERjDEAY. 66 The Homes of Winnie smith LyONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • 66 Memorial to Lucie A. (CARRUTH) WOOD .............•..••........ 67 Obituary of Professor William Herbert CARRUTH ..........•....• 69 Some of Paschal FISH, Jr. 's Family........................... 70 Death Notices from the Proceedings of the Ancient Order of united Workman (AOUW) Grand Lodge of Kansas and Grand Lodge Knights of Pythius (KP) of Kansas, 1877 - 1918 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . 71 Recent Obituaries of Early Douglas County Residents .....••••• 75 The Kansas Farmer and Mail & Breeze Directory, 1920, cont .... 77 PETERSON Pioneers from the Year 1867 ......................•.• 83 KENNEDY Clan Travels Westward from Ireland to Kansas •........ 84 Queries. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85 Index of Names in Current Issue ..••....•....•.....•........•. 87 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. �The Eagl e's Nest . . 594-3647 Baldwin City's first on-line Bulletin Board System. Supporting 300-2400 baud, 24 hours a day Discussions and message bases for local and area news The official BBS of the Douglas County Genealogical Society 40 Megabytes online of downloads, programs, and files. Access is free! Just give it a call and join The Eagle's Neslr �MEMBERS OF THE DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY NOVEMBER 1990 INDIVIDUAL AND FAMILY MEMBERS 1. ABELLA, N.E. and Lottie, 1501 Inverness Dr. #229, Lawrence, KS 66046 2. BABBITT, Dale and Norma, Rt. 1 Box 239, Overbrook, KS 66524 3. BAKER, Ralph and Edna, 2410 Louisiana St., Lawrence, KS 66046 4. BANDEMER, Wilber, 204 Chase, Portland, TX 78374 5. BAXTER, Delbert and Mary, 1614 E. 18th Terr., Lawrence, KS 66044 6. BEASLEY, Willis and Norma, 1525 S. Garfield st., Denver, CO 80210 7. BENNETT, Dorothy, 2092 S. Bluff Rd., Traverse City, MI 49684 8. BERG, Emma, 1329 Kasold, F-l, Lawrence, KS 66049 9. BOCK, Mildred, 13811 Kimberly Dr., Largo, FL 34644 10. BOGGS, Patsy, 1156 El Camino Real Rd., Montrose, CO 81401 11. BROWN, Justyn, 2024 New Hampshire, Lawrence, KS 66046 12. BRUNK, Doris, 508 Oswell, Bakersfield, CA 93307 13. BUNTON, Kathryn, 2135 Kentucky st., Lawrence, KS 66046 14. BURCHILL, Mary, 1612 st. Andrews, Lawrence, KS 66047 15. CAIN, Donald and Roberta, 2416 Morningside Dr., Lawrence, KS 66046 16. CHAPMAN, Beverley, 2114 Marvonne Rd., Lawrence, KS 66047 17. CLARKE, Dorothy, 1908 New Hampshire st., Lawrence, KS 66046 18. CLOUGH, Vivian, Rt 5 Box 128, Lawrence, KS 66046 19. COAN, Rebecca, 307 Parkhill Terr., Lawrence, KS 66046 20. CORDELL, Chloetta, 20185 S. Gardner Rd., Gardner, KS 66030 21. COUCH, Maudie, 631 Locust, Eudora, KS 66025 22. CURTISS, Earl and Oma, 1623 Harper st., Lawrence, KS 66044 23. DEAN, Virgil and Jan, 929 Alabama, Lawrence, KS 66044 24. DOCTOR, Marjorie, 1308 W. 20th St., Lawrence, KS 66046 25. DOHERTY, Lavon, Rt 3 Box 34, Adel, IA 50003 26. DOREMUS, Mrs. George, RR 2 Box 230, Washington, IL 61571 27. DOWDLE, Ernest, 1035 Jana Dr., Lawrence, KS 66049 28. DUNCAN, Alta, 406 E. 10th St., Lawrence, KS 66044 29. DUNN, Elizabeth, 8935 Cottonwood, Apt. 3, Lenexa, KS 66215 30. EADS, Miriam, 401 Rochester st., Apt. 206, Pratt, KS 67124 31. EVINGER, Marlene and David, 310 W. 13th st., Eudora, KS 66025 32. FREEMAN, Marjorie, 2317 Anderson Rd., Lawrence, KS 66046 33. GABRIEL, Marjaret, Rt 1, Eudora, KS 66025 34. GIMBLET, Ernest and Dorothy, 1026 Martin Rd., Houston, TX 77018-2016 35. GORTON, Thomas and Catherine, 831 Illinois, Lawrence, KS 66044 36. GRIFFIN, Rejeana, 8274 E. 32nd Pl., Tulsa, OK 74145 37. GUY, Genevieve, Box 267, Eudora, KS 66025 38. GUY, Ruth, Rt 2 Box 307, Lawrence, KS 66046 39. HAMPSHIRE, Mark, 7106 S. Dexter St., Littleton, CO 80122 40. HART, David, 4001 Jean Ave., Bethpage, NY 11714 41. HAYNES, Elizabeth, 4952 Sea Volf Dr., Santa Rosa, CA 95409 42. HELLSTROM, Ray, 12000 Bennington, Grandview, MO 64030 43. HERRINGTON, Nancy, 806 Baltic Dr., Florissant, MO 63031 44. HOFMANN, Barbara, 66 Lobsterback Rd., Trumball, CT 06611 45. HOOVER, Mark, 1573 Beverly Rd., Idaho Falls, ID 83402 46. HOUGLAND, Maxine, Rt 1 Box 262, Perry, KS 66073 47. HOUT, Goldie, Rt 5 Box 128, Lawrence, KS 66046 48. HUELSBERGER, Helmut and Ursula, 1908 Alabama St., Lawrence, KS 66046 49. HUGHEY, Lora, 2424 Melrose Lane, Lawrence, KS 66046 53 �50. IRVIN, virginia, 2109 20th Ave., Monroe, WI 53566 51. JAMISON, Mary, Rt 2 Box 58A, Baldwin City, KS 66006 52. JARDON, Marvin and Norma, Rt 1, Baldwin City, KS 66006 53. JOHNSON, Aurelia and Otto, 1528 S. Oak st., ottawa, KS 66067 54. JOHNSON, Marguerite, 524 Lincoln, Lawrence, KS 66044 55. KENNEDY, Max and Jackie, RR 2, Baldwin City, KS 66006 56. KENSIT, Inez, 4984 westmont Ave., San Jose, CA 95130 57. KIDWELL, Irma and Richard, 1617 Rhode Island st., Lawrence, KS 66044 58. KING, Myron and Edwina, 2917 Santa Fe Lane, Lawrence, KS 66047 59. KLINE, Dorothea, 801 N. First St., Garden City, KS 67846 60. KNOX, James and Bernice, RR 2 Box 99, Valley Falls, KS 66088 61. KRAFT, Christine, 404 Cattleman ct., Lawrence, KS 66049 62. LAWSON, A.J. and Mary, 2246 Tennessee, Lawrence, KS 66046 63. LONG, Fern, Box 125, Eudora, KS 66025 64. LUND, Joan, 515 Bonnymeade Dr., Champaign, IL 61821 65. METSKER, Shirley, 13695 Boston St., Brighton, CO 80601 66. MEYER, Pauline, 1600 Haskell #218, Lawrence, KS 66044 67. MEYER, Ruth, 103 3rd Box 135, Winchester, KS 66097 68. MOORE, Mary and Sharon Kay, 1131 Deleware St., Lawrence, KS 66044 69. MUSICK, Cheryl, Rt. 5 Box 145, Lawrence, KS 66046 70. McCARTHY, Paul, 115 Providence Rd., Lawrence, KS 66049 71. McGEE, Virginia, 1102 Birch St., Eudora, KS 66025 72. McMANNESS, Michael and Brenda, Rt 5 Box 46A, Lawrence, KS 66046 73. NEEL, Barbara, 6710 NW 31st Terr., Bethany, OK 73008 74. NELSON, Richard, 2425 Orchard Lane, Lawrence, KS 66049 75. O'CONNELL, Mary, 623 Virginia Dr., Rio Vista, CA 94571 76. ONESLAGER, Kevin, 114 Elm, Box 263, Baldwin City, KS 66006 77. PARKER, Martha, Rt 2 Box 99, Overbrook, KS 66524 78. PARKER, Roberta, 674 S. 10th, Salina, KS 67401 79. PAYNE, Janet, 213 High St., Baldwin City, KS 66006 80. PEMBERTON, Marie, RR 1 Box 33, Pawhuska, OK 74056 81. POSTMA, James, P.O. Box 507, Lawrence, KS 66044 82. POTTER, Donald, 2210 New Hampshire, Lawrence, KS 66046 83. PRALL, Rhoda, 14104 Piedras Rd. N.E., Albuquerque, NM 87123 84. RADER, Juanita, 1416 S. 40th St., Kansas City, KS 66106 85. RANKIN, C.C. and Polly, 1510 University Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 86. REID, Janet, 104 Patricia Way, Grass Valley, CA 95949 87. ROSS, Robin, 1021 Holiday Dr., Lawrence, KS 66049 88. SANDERS, Elizabeth, Rt 5 Box 366, Warrensburg, MO 64093 89. SAYLER, Virginia and John, 342 Woodlawn Circle, Lawrence, KS 66049 90. SCHELL, Dorothy, 731 S. Blaine, Moscow, ID 83843 91. SCHOTT, Cynthia, P.O. Box 3989, Lawrence, KS 66046 92. SCHWARZ, Albert, Rt 2, Baldwin City, KS 66006 93. SHAW, Ray, 17410 Maple Valley Hwy, Sp 75, Renton, WA 98058 94. SHOGRIN, Quentin and Donna, 648 Schwarz Rd., Lawrence, KS 66049 95. SMITH, Adell, 2558 W. Village Lane, Springfield, MO 65807 96. SMITH, Claude and Zona, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, KS 66049 97. SMITH, Nancy, 534 Kasold Dr., Lawrence, KS 66049 98. SNEDEGER, Jean and Charles, 1638 Rhode Island St., Lawrence, KS 66044 99. SPENCER, Iona, RR 1 Box 274, Lecompton, KS 66050 100. STUART, Mary Lynn, Rt 2, Baldwin City, KS 66006 101. SWANGER, Carol, 2637 W. 6th Ave., Kennewick, WA 99336 102. SWEETS, Judy, 2905 Moccasin Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 103. TALLEY, Fay and Lloyd, 2020 Emerald Dr., Lawrence, KS 66046 104. THOMPSON, Bill and Ruth, 2907 Missouri, Lawrence, KS 66046 54 �105. 106. 107. 108. 109. 110. 111. 112. 113. 114. 115. TITLE, Barbara, 3947 Greenwood, Orange, CA 92669 TWEDDELL, Gertrude, 531 Ash, Eudora, KS 66025 VAUGHN, Donald and Wilma, 1946 Barker Ave., Lawrence, KS 66046 VOPICKA, Joanne, 9133 S. 77th Ave., Bridgeview, IL 60455 WHITE, Marilyn, 9605 Sixth Ave., Inglewood, CA 90305-3207 WHITSON, Robert and Carol, 2731 Rawhide, Lawrence, KS 66046 WIGGINS, Dorothy and Elwood, Rt 2 Box 319W, Lawrence, KS 66046 WIGGINS, Jane, Rt 5 Box 54, Lawrence, KS 66046 WILLIAMS, Patricia, P.O. Box 370, Ocean Park, WA 98640 WINCHELL, Arthur and Mary Lou, 927 Crestline, Lawrence, KS 66049 WORLEY, Charles and Erma, RR 6 Box 24, Lawrence, KS 66046 MEMBER AND EXCHANGE SOCIETIES AND LIBRARIES , ARIZONA Arizona State Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 42075, Tucson, AZ 85733 Sun City Genealogical Society,' P.O. Box 1448, Sun City, AZ 85351 ARKANSAS Arkansas Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 908, Hot Springs, AR 71902-0908 CALIFORNIA Orange County Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 1587, Orange, CA 92668 Paradise Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 460, Paradise, CA 95969-0460 Santa Maria Valley Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 1215, Santa Maria, CA 93456 COLORADO Colorado Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 9671, Denver, CO 80209 Foothills Genealogical Society of Colorado, P.O. Box 15382, Lakewood, CO 80215 FLORIDA Gen. Soc. of Okaloosa Co., FL, P.O. Box 1175, Ft. Walton Beach, FL 32549-1175 Manasota Genealogical Society, 1405 4th Ave., Bradenton, FL 33506 IDAHO Idaho Genealogical Society, 4620 Overland Rd., Rm. 204, Boise, ID 83705-2867 ILLINOIS DeWitt County Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 632, Clinton, IL 61727 Federation of Genealogical Societies, 1513 Towhee Lane, Naperville, IL 60565 Great River Gen. Society, Quincy Public Library, 526 Jersey, Quincy, IL 62301 Marissa Historical & Genealogical Society, Box 47, Marissa, IL 62257 McLean Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 488, Normal, IL 61761 Moultrie County Historical & Gen. Society, P.O. Box MM, Sullivan, IL 61951 Schuyler Co. Hist. Museum, Restored Jail & Gen. Center, 200 S. Congress, Rushville, IL 62681 South Suburban Genealogical & Hist. Soc., P.O. Box 96, South Holland, IL 60473 INDIANA~-'I Allen County Publict1brary, Box 2270, Ft. Wayne, IN 46801-2270 Elkhart County Genealogical Society, 1812 Jeanwood Dr., Elkhart, IN 46514 55 �IOWA Iowa Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 7735, Des Moines, IA 50322 NW Iowa Gen. Soc., Le Mars Public Library, 46 1st st. S.W., Le Mars, IA 51031 KANSAS Cherokee Co. of SE KS, Columbus Pub. Lib., 205 N.Kansas, Columbus, KS 66725 Crawford Co. Gen. Soc., Pittsburg Pub. Lib., 211 W. 4th st., Pittsburg, KS 66762 Eudora Area Historical Society, Box 125, Eudora, KS 66025 Finney county Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 592, Garden City, KS 67846 Jefferson County Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 146, Oskaloosa, KS 66066 Johnson County Gen. Society, P.O. Box 8057, Shawnee Mission, KS 66208-0057 Kansas Council of Genealogical Societies, P.O. Box·3858, Topeka, KS 66604-6858 Kansas Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 103, Dodge City, KS 67801 Kansas State Historical Society, 10th & 'Jackson st., Topeka, KS 66612 Kansas University Lib., Periodicals Sec., Serials Dep., Lawrence, KS 66045 Leavenworth County Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 362, Leavenworth, KS 66048 Lecompton Historical Society, Lecompton, KS 66050 Linn County Genealogical Society, Box 137, Pleasanton, KS 66075 Midwest Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 1121, Wichita, KS 67201 North Central Kansas Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 251, Cawker City, KS 67430 Old Fort Gen. Soc. of Southeast Kansas, 201 S. National, Ft. Scott, KS 66701 Phillips county Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 114, Phillipsburg, KS 67661 Reno County Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 5, Hutchinson, KS 67504-0005 Riley County Gen. Society & Kansas Kin, 2005 Claflin Rd., Manhattan, KS 66502 Santa Fe Trail Historical Society, Box 668, Baldwin City, KS 66006 Smoky Valley Genealogical Soc. & Library, 211 W. Iron #205, Salina, KS 67401 Topeka Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 4048, Topeka, KS 66604-0484 Watkins Community Museum, 1047 Massachusetts St., Lawrence, KS 66044 KENTUCKY Kentucky Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 153, Frankfort, KY 40602 South Central Kentucky Hist. & Gen. Soc., P.O. Box 157, Glascow, KY 42142-0157 LOUISIANA Ark La Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 4462, Shreveport, LA 71104 MARYLAND Prince George County Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 819, Bowie, MD 20715-0819 MICHIGAN Western MI Gen. Soc., Grand Rapids Pub. Lib., Library Plaza N.E., Grand Rapids, MI 49503 MISSOURI Heart of America Gen. Soc. & Lib., Kansas City Pub. Lib., Missouri Valley Rm., 311 E. 12th St., Kansas City, MO 64106 Jackson County Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 1133, Independence, MO 64051 Mid-Missouri Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 715, Jefferson City, MO 65102 St. Louis Genealogical Soc., 9011 Manchester Rd., Suite 3, st. Louis, MO 63144 NEBRASKA Eastern Nebraska Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 541, Fremont, NE 68025-0541 56 �OHIO Cincinnati Public Library, 800 Vine St., Cincinnati, OH 45202-2009 OKLAHOMA Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma, Drawer 1210, Durrant, OK 74702-1210 Pawhuska Genealogical Society, 301 E. 6th St., Pawhuska, OK 74056 Woods county Genealogist, P.O. Box 234, Alva, OK 73717 OREGON Gen. Forum of Portland, 1410 S.W. Morrison St, RID. 812, Portland, OR 97205 Yamhill County Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 568, McMinnville, OR 97128 SOUTH DAKOTA Rapid City Soc. for Genealogical Research, P.O. Box 1495, Rapid City, SD 57709 Sioux Valley Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 655, Sioux Falls, SD 57101 TEXAS Ft. Worth Genealogical Society, P.o. Box 9767, Ft. Worth, TX 76147 Parker County Genealogical Society, 1214 Charles St., Weatherford, TX 76086 Permian Basin Genealogical Society, 321 W. 5th St., Odessa, TX 79761 UTAH Family History Library Acqu., 35 N. West Temple, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 VERMONT Gen. Soc. of Vermont, Westminster West, RFD 3 Box 986, Putney, VT 05346 VIRGINIA National Genealogical Society, 4527 17th St. North, Arlington, VA 22207 WASHINGTON Seattle Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 549, Seattle, WA 98111 What com Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 1493, Bellingham, WA 98227-1493 Yakima Valley Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 445, Yakima, WA 98907 WASHINGTON D.C. Library of Congress, Exchange and Gift Division, Washington, D.C. 20540 WISCONSIN Stevens Point Area Gen. Soc., Portage Co. Library, 1325 Church St., Stevens Point, WI 54481 Wisconsin State Historical Society, 816 State St., Madison, WI 53706 BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA British Columbia Gen. Soc., P.O. Box 94371, Richmond, BC, Canada V6Y-2A8 57 �FIVE GENERATION CHART SURNAME INDEX For those current members who have submitted Five-Generation Charts, the surnames on those charts are listed below. The number following the surname refers to the number assigned in the preceeding membership list to the member who submitted the chart. ACHENBACK 68 ADAMS 58,76 ADCOCK 16 ADENGER 59 AIKEN 58 ALBERS 56 ALEXANDER 36 ALLEN 32 ALUMBAUGH 19,110 AMENT 61 AMICK 115 ANDERSON 61,76 ARCHAMBOULT 14 ARMS 16 ARMSTRONG 36,107,110 ATCHLEY 87 ATHERTON 43 ATKINS 76 BACUM 31 BAILEY 5,107 BAKER 20,46,61 BALDWIN 32 BALLENGER 105 BARKER 19 BARKLEY 32 BARNES 16,31 BARNEY 61 BARRON 58 BARRY 58 BARTLEMAN 108 BAXTER 5,107 BAYLOR 61 BEASLEY 58 BEAUCHAT 52 BEDWELL 110 BELL 61 BELLAMY 93 BENNETT 7,27 BERREY 36 BERRYMAN 94 , BEVARD 32 BEVINS 94 BISE 58 BLACK 32,36 BLAKE 68 BLASEKATTE 9 BLISS 43 BOASLEY 31 BOATMAN 19 BOBBITT 27 BOCK 9 BOCKE 115 BOEHNER 56 BOEHRINGER 115 BOLES 91 BOLLINGER 83 BOLTON 91 BOND 105 BONER 46 BOOTH 53 BORDEN 61 BOUILLION 108 BOULAY 14 BOWER 36 BOYD 61 BOYDSTUN 44 BRADLEY 12,105 BRECHEISEN 52 BRENNER 103 BRENT 61 BREUER 70 BRIGHT 76 BROWN 7,16,27,42 BRUCKER 9 BRUNK 12 BRUNTON 58 BUCHER 56 BUCHHEIM 115 BUCKALEW 32 BUCKLES 5 BUNCH 37 BUNNELL 61 BUNSO 44 BURCHILL 14 BURKETT 91 BURLISON 87 BURNEY 16 BURNS 110 BUTTERBAUGH 58 BUTTON 93 CABLE 84 CACKLER 58 CALL 36 CALLAWAY 61 CAPPS 36 CARlEY 7 CAROLUS 24 CARPENTER 43 CARTER 5,42 CASE 84 CASEBIER 59 CAVANAUGH 20 CESSNA 32 CHALMERS 24 CHANDLER 107 CHAPMAN 16 CHEEVER 59 CHILDERS 5 CHIZUM 59 CHOATE 115 CHURCH 91 CHURCHILL 7 CLARK 16 CLATCHFORD 7 COAN 19 COFFIN 61 COLE 42 COLLARD 36 COLLINS 12 COLYER 91 COMBS 44 CONVIS 61 COOK 32,45 COOKSON 58 COOLEY 61 COONCE 45 CORCORAN 7 CORDELL 20 COREL lOS CORNETT 12 CORY 61 COWDEN 110 COX 44,58,61,70 CRAIN 32 CRAWFORD 61 CREE 66 CROUSE 115 CUMMINGS 91 DART 96 DARTNALL 87 DAVIDSON 61 DAVIS lOS DAWSON 61 DAY 16 58 DEBULEY 107 DECKER 103 DEERING 14 DEHEK 45 DEHNER 56 DELLIPE 108 DENEEN 45 DePAS 108 DESCHER 91 DICKENS 32 DILLON 46 DOBBINS 105 DOCTOR 24 DOL BEAU 14 DOMMAIN 58 DOWDLE 27 DRAWYER 103 DRESSER 14 DUNCAN 24,87 DUNLEVY 69 DUNN 115 DURBIN 31 EDDLEMAN 5 EISELE 9 ELLIOT 61 ELLIOTT 46 ELLISON 16 EMBREY 69 ENGLAND 115 ERWIN 84 EVANS 69,107 EVINGER 31 FAIRCHILD 32 FALCKENSTEIN 58,83 FARLEY 58 FAUBION 36 FERGUSON 58 FINDLAYSON 108 FINLEY 94 FLESHMAN 103 FLING 32 FLORY 69 FOGERTY 103 FOLEY 43 FORBES 36 FORNEY 32 FREEMAN 32,110 FRENCH 61 �FRITZ 9 FULKERSON 110 FULLER 61,87 FULLERTON 110 FULTON 37 GARDINER 61 GARDNER 5,59 GARRETT SON 14 GARRISON 93 GATES 7 GAYLORD 84 GIBBS 61 GIBSON 44,53 GILMORE 68 GLASGOW 70 GLEN 61 GLENN 36 GOBEL 9 GRACE 107 GRAHAM 37 GRAVES 16 GREEN 84 GREGORY 107 GRIFFIN 36 GRIMES 61 GRING 16 GROSSMAN 115 GROUND 44 GUARD 42 GUNN 70 GUY 37 GWATHMEY 61 HABBIN 19 HACK 9 HACKSTEIN 53 HALL 58,105 HAMILTON 58 HAMM 5 HAMMER 46 HAMMILL 76 HANEY 12 HANNAH 61 HANSEN 19 HARDY 20 HARE 36 HARGIS 94 HARGROVE 5 HARRELL 12 HARRINGTON 94 HARRISON 5 HARSHBARGER 44 HARTMAN 9 HAUGHTON 61 HAYDEN 43 HAYS 46 HEATH 7 HEINEN 91 HELDER 103 HELLMAN 42 HELLSTROM 42 HELMS 32 HENDRICK 16 HENDRICKS 93 HENRY 68 HERRINGTON 43 HESS 93 HESTER 5 HEYKA/HEJKA 24 HIATT 87 HIGGINS 66 HILL 94,107 HILLIARD 32 HINCKLEY 16 HISER 36 HOAG 61 HOCKENSMITH 68 HODGKIN 61 HOFFMAN 115 HOFMANN 44 HOGAN 45 HOLLAND 76 HOLLOWAY 107 HOODENPYLE 76 HOOK 16 HOOT 32 HOOVER 45 HOTTON 45 HOUGLAND 46 HOUSTON 31 HOUT 68 HOWELL 12,69 HUDSON 59 HUFFMAN 32 HUGHSON 7 HULLMANN 9 HUNTER 110 HUNTLEY 61 HYLAND 84 JAMES 107 JARDON 52 JEFFRIES 105 JENNINGS 107 JOHNS 12 JOHNSON 53,96 JONES 16,44,61,93 JORDAN 59 KALBRANNER 53 KAMPSCHROEDER 115 KATHERMAN 45 KEENER 20 KEENY 83 KELLY 43 KELSO 108 KESTING 115 KEUTNER 32 KIINY 83 KINCAID 61 KINDLESPERGER 58 KING 58,107 KINSEY 69 KIRKWOOD 108 KLABZUBA 24 KLINE 59 KLINEDINST 83 KLUG 84 KLUTZ 32 KNUDSEN 19 KOCH 9 KONIG 9 KOONTZ 45 KRAFT 61,115 KRAMER 94 KRUSE 44 LACE 108 LALLIER 14 LALUZERNE 108 LAMBERT 68 LAMOREAUX 19 LANGHORNE 61 LAPAN 58 LATHAM 110 LAUCHNOR 93 LAWSON 68 LAYCOCK 108 LAYNE 84 LAYTON 58 LEACH 32 LEATHERMAN 58 LEE 58 LeFORCE 59 LEONARD 76 LESLIE 69 LIND 83 LINDSEY 32,43 LINEBARGER 32 LINSEA 43 LITTLE 103 LOGAN 32,59 LONG 103 LONGENECKER 45 LONGNECKER 46 LOOSEN 70 LOWENSTEIN 66 LOWER 16 LUSLKE 53 59 LUTZ 45 LYNCH 76 MACKEY 61 MADDEN 105 MAHOOD 108 . MANACE 110 MARKLEY 69 MARSH 61,94 MARTIN 20,69,107 MATHIAS 37 MATTHEW 46 MATTHEWS 5 MAUL 43 MAXWELL 37 MAY 87 MAYSWINKLE 103 McCAIN 115 McCARTHY 70 McCLAIN 46 McCLINTOCK 16 McCLOWNIE 46 McCONNELL 105 McCOY 110 McCULLUM 108 McGUIRE 76,83 McLEAN 59 McMILLEN 94 McNISH 68 McPHERSON 83,94 McROBERTS 31 MEAD 96 MELLEN 5 MERIDETH 107 MERIDIETH 76 METCALFE 61 MEYER 66 MICHAEL 58 MICK 59 MILES 91 MILLER 24,56 MILLSLAGEL 61 MILTENBERGER 45 MONTGOMERY 83 MOOMAW 36 MOORE 46,68 MORR 68 MORTON 107 ' MOSSMAN 107 MUENZENMAYER 56 MURPHY 103 MUSICK 69 MUSSELWH ITE 103 MUUMA 36 MYERS 36 NEALLY 107 �NIEDERER 9 NOEL 53 NORTON 96 NUTHALL 36 OBERLANTA 24 ODELL 36 ODGEN 19 OESTERREICH 56 OGLE 61 OHLFEST 44 OLIVER 16 ONESLAGER 76 ONEY 105 OSHEL 46 OWENS 53 O'BRADY 103 O'NEIL 43 O'REILY 110 PAGE 5 PARISA 14 PATCH 37 PATE 87 PATTERSON 58 PATTON 69 PAULIN 14 PAYNE 61 PELLETT 103 PERKINS 105 PETERSDATTER 19 PETEY 52 PETTIBON 46 PETTIT 87 PETTUS 61 PETZOLD 84 PHILLIPS 5,70 PIERCE 91 PLANK 94 PLUMBER. 108 POHL 53 POTTER 5,61 POWRIE 24 PRATHER 36,69 PRATT 61 PRESTON 12 PRICE 12,94 PUDERBAUGH 58 PURCELL 43,66 RADER 84 RAMEY 84 RANKIN 87 RASOR 76 RAYMOND 107 REICHENBACHER 27 REINHARDT 27 RICE 107 RICHART/RICHARDT 16 RICKMAN 61 RIGGS 16 RILEY 94,110 RITCHEY 32 RITZENTHALERS 52 ROACH 12 ROBERTS 32,115 ROBERTSON 14 ROGERS 42,115 ROSE 36,107 ROSS 87 ROSSEL/ROZZEL 107 ROST 24 ROUSE 107 ROUSSEY 52 RUFF 61 RUSH 36 RYLAND 105 SAlLE 45 SANDERS 76 SASH 20 SCHAAKE 66 SCHEHRER 52 SCHLECTY 58 SCHMIDT 16,66 SCHNEIDER 7 SCHOTT 91 SCHOULT 84 SCHULE 9 SCHULTZ 93 SCHWEIGHAUSER 9 SCOTT 24,46,61 SEARS 87 SEBRING 59 SEFTON 58 SEIBEL 66 SHAFFER 32 SHAFNER 69 SHAHAN 58 SHAW 70,93 SHAWLEY 110 SHERFIELD 5 SHOEMAKER 69 SHOGRIN 94 SIMMONS 32,59,68 SIMON 45 SIMPSON 66 SKILES 31 SLAUGHTER 59 SLAYDEN 107 SLOAN 16,61 SLOCUM 96 SMITH 16,19,32,58,61,96, 103,105,110 SNAPP 110 SNELL 61 SONNER 36 SPANGLER 103 SPEICHER 52 SPIELMAN 58 SPRAGUE 58 SPRIEGER 115 STAATZ 56 STAINBROOK 103 STAMPS 110 STANLEY 36,96 STASCHEN 91 STAUFFER 115 STEVENS 105 STEWART 96,110 STIGER 68 STONE 108 STOREY 16 STRATFORD 66 STREICHER 9 STRICKER 110 STROPE 36 STURGES 32 STUTSMAN 45 SWISHER 96 TALLEY 103 TAPPAN 70 TAYLOE 61 TAYLOR 42,83 THARP 32,36 THAYER 107 THAYER 46 THOMAS 36 THOMPSON 5,42,46 THOMSON 43 TITLE 105 TODD 58 TREMBLE 68 TROVILLO 44 TUCKER 16 TURNER 5 TWEED 68 TYRRELL 70 ULERICH 58 ULRICH 45 VAUGHN 107 VEISTIE 84 VERRALL 61 VOUGHT 16 WADDLE 27 WADE 93 WAGGONER 91 WAKEFIELD 5 WALKER 107 60 WALL 96 WALLICH 103 WALLOWT 56 WARD 7,32,46 WARE 43 WATTERS 43 WATTS 61 IoIEATHERS 46 IoIEBSTER 61 WElL 56 WEIR 42 WELLA 58 WEST 83 IoIEYBRIGHT 45 WHETSTONE 32 WHITE 70 WHITMAN 91 WHITNEY 107 WHITSON 110 WIGGIN/WIGGINS 20 WILCOX 110 WILEY 5 WILKINS 43 WILLEY 69 WILLIAMS 19,58,76 WILSON 32,46,61,68,110 WINDELL 36 WINGO 107 WINSLOW 61 WISE 115 WOODBURY 61 WOODFORD 70 IoIORLEY 115 \./RIGHT 105 Io\JLFKUHLE 115 YOCKEY 76 YOUNG 37 ZAWARKA 24 ZEHMS 24 ZEPH 7 ZIMMERER 7 ZIMMERMAN 36 ZINN 36 ZOELER 66 ZURCHER 58 �QUERIES SURNAME INDEX For those current members who have submitted queries to The Pioneer in the past, the surnames mentioned in those queries are listed below, with the exception of surnames that duplicate those from the previous list. The number following the surname refers to the number assigned in the preceeding membership list to the member submitting the query. ABBOTT 46 ADAM 8 ADOLPH 102 AGIN 46 ALEXANDER 61 ANDERSON 51,103 ANDREWS 8 ARUNDALE 96 ASHWORTH 102 AUTHIER 102 BACHELOR 4 BAILEY 61,100 BAKER 46,112 BALSEY 46 BANDY 98 BANISTER 88 BARDELL 113 BARKER 103 BARNES 96 BATTAN 110 BEADLES 107 BEASLEY 6 BEERY 112 BEHRENS 93 BELCHER 15 BENSON 17 BERG 8 BIRKHEAD 102 BLACK 64 BOBBITT 46 BONER 46 BOONE 88,107 BORDEAU 102 BOUCHER 102 BRADSHAW 102 BRAMAN 112 BRASSELL 102 BREEZE 91 BREWER 88 BROWNING 95 BRUCE 6 BRYSON 4,98 BUNKER 13 BUNTON 13 BURKHEAD 102 BURNSIDE 95 BUSTER 71 BUTLER 98 CABBAGE 98 CAILLE 102 CALVIN 107 CARLYLE 40 CARPENTER 94 CARTER 4 CAVENAUGH 102 CAYER 102 CHAMBERS 46 CHANDLER 110 CHAPMAN 98 CHASE 13 CHASTEEN 46 CHEVALIER 102 CLARK 17 CLEATON/CLEETON 114 COATES 26 COE 102 COLE 8 COL LANDER 46 COLLIER/COLYER 102,112 COLVIN 107 COOLEY 46 COON 8 COOPER 107 CORBIN 112 CORRELL 98 COUNTRYMAN 98 COURTNEY 4 COURVILLE 102 COX 98 CRAIG 112 CREVISTON 98 CROSBY 13 CRUME 102 CURLE 96 OAUGHERTY 112 DAVENPORT 96 DAVIS 4,15,102 DECKER 15 DELANO 13 DeROCHER/DESROCHERS 102 DESKINS 88 GORRELL 98 DICKINSON 61 GRAGG 98 DIXON 13 GRANGER 112 DODSON 107 GRIFFIN 103 DOTY 96 HADDOCK 96 DOWNE 107 HADDOX 102 DRAKE 46 HALE 88 DRAMANN 91 HAMMOND 26 DRISKELL 103 HARRISON 88 DU FRESNE 102 HART 40,112 DU PUIS 102 HASS 13 DUCHESS 17 HASTINGS 98 DUKES 102 HEASTON 98 DUROCHER 102 HEFNER 103 EACKER 103 HEGERMAN 13 EASTERLINE/EASTERLING 102 HERDMAN 107 EASTLAND 102 HICKMAN 15 EBERHART 112 HIGGINS 96 EDGINGTON 61 HODGES 15 EGIN 46 HOGLIN 46 ENDICOTT 103 HOLLOWELL 86 ENNEW.17 HOLMES 98 ERNST 91 HOOVER 96 EVANS 103 HOPSON 102 FEAKE 13 HOUGHTILE 98 FELTS 88 HOUSE 113 FELTT 112 HOUSLEY 98 FINE 112 HOWLAND 13 FISHER 98 HOYT 13 FISKE 107 HUCK 88 FITCH 107 HUF F 15 FITZGERALD 107 HUFTILE 98 FLEMING 98,102 HUNT 13 FLEMMING 107 HUSSEY 13 FORREST 100 IRVIN 13,50 FOURNIER 102 JENNINGS 114 FOWLER 13 JOHANN I NG 13 FRAZIER 98 JOHNSON 71 FREEMAN 13 JOINER/JOYNER 102 FULLI LOVE 102 JONES 10,98 FURY 8 JUSTI CE 105 GALLEGHER 113 KEARNEY 102 GARDINER/GARDNER 112 KEENER 88 GIBSON 102 KEENEY 20 GILLISPIE 46 KEILMAN 13 61 �KELSEY 98 KERSHNER 98 KING 114 KIRKPATRICK 61 KOHL 8 KREISELER 8 KUHN 8 LA DUKE 112 LA HAY 105 LANE 15 LARGE 98 LATMAN 96 LAWSON 103 LIGHT 98 LILES 102 LIONAIS 102 LITTRELL 100 LOCKHART 98 LOGSTON 96 LYNCH 98 LYONNAISE 102 MADDOX 100 MAIRE/MAYRE 102 MANCK 8 MANES 110 MANNING 6 MARION 46 MARKS 96 MARLATT 112 MATHEWSON 107 MATNEY 10,103 McCLINTOCK 98 McCOLLISTER 103 McCORD 98 McDONALD 102 McGEE 71,105 McGRANAHAM 98 McNABB 102 METCALF 102 MILLER 8,88,112 MIRIAM 46 MOCK 102 MONK 96 MONNIER 102 MOORE 112 MORROW 98 MOSS 13 MULLER 8 MURRAY/MURRY 98 MYERS 10 NEILL 4 NEVITT 103 NEWELL 13 NEWKIRK 46 NICHOLS 107 NOBLE 114 NUPHER 8 OSWALD 13 OWINGS 112 O'DELL 61 O'HAIR 98 PALMER 13 PATEE 112 PATRICK 102 PEARCY 51 PEEK 98 PERCY 17 PERRY 13,105 PETERS 103 PHAYER 46 PHILLIPS 13 PIGGOTT 46 PLAMONDON 102 PLUMMER 4 POE 98 PROVEAU 102 PROVOST 102 PUCKETT 105 PUGH 112 PULLIAM 102 PURCELL 98 QUINCHE 102 RABOUIN 102 RANDOLPH 88 RASBERRY 102 RASH 57 REED 96 RIGGS 98 ROBERTS 51 ROBERTSON 98 ROCHER 102 ROSE 88 ROTTON 17 ROULLEAU 102 ROUSE 112 ROYAL 13 ROZZEL 107 RUSSELL 17 SALATHIEL 105 SARGENT 17 SARVER 96 SAUM 113 SAVARY 102 SCANNELL 71 SCHENCK 93 SCHMELCHER 96 SCHWAN/SCHWANN 51 SEARS 13 SEMPLE 8 SHAW 96 SHEPARD 57 SHIELDS 15 SIMON 46 SMART 110 SMELSER 96 SMITH 13,77,98,114 SNEDEGER 98 SOUTHARD 96 SPECK 112 SPENCER 13 SPERRY 105 SPINK 107 STANDERFORD/STANDIFORD 114 STANFIELD 96 STAR 88 STEARNS 107 STEWART 96 STONE 100 STREET 17 STRUCK 88 SWAN/SWANN 51 SWEARINGIN 88 SWEENY 13 SWEETS 102 SWEETZER 107 TALBERT 113 TENNESSON 15 TENNYSON 96 THATCHER 13 THAYER 46 THOMAS 13 THORNBRUGH 98 TIBBALS 112 TIBBETS 107 TOUZAR 107 TRACY 102 TRAPP 114 TRIMBLE 98 TUTTLE 26 TYLER 13 VAN PELT 61 VARING 102 VAUGHN/VAUGHAN 98 VINEGAR 91 VITTITOE/VITTITOW 102 VOSS 8 WAGONER 96 WALDRIP 98 WALTERS 96 WARD 112 WAUGH 112 WEBSTER 46,112 WEIS 8 WELCH 40 WELLS 51 62 WHEDON 26 WHIPPLE 98 WHITE 13,107 WHITNEY 6 WIES 8 WIGGIN/WIGGINS 88,112 WI LLIAMS 103 WILLIS 6 WILSON 40,98 WISE 96 WOOD 13,46,64,91,107 WOODARD 86 WORK 50 YOUNGLOVE 102 �THE JESSEE FAMILY OF BLOOMINGTON The following article was prepared from information supplied by Martha Parker: History of Kansas, by Andreas - Osage county; Obituaries of J.W., Charlie, Emma, Hinton, and Carrie Jessee from the Free Press, Osage Co., KS; Lawrence Journal-World, Variety SectionC, Sunday 15 May 1988; Kansas Territorial Census of 1855, District No.2; Clinton Township, Douglas Co., KS census of 1860, p.223.; Handwritten obituary of Mrs. William Jessee (Nancy Weaver), author unknown, but notation is made of a copyright 1982 by Joanna L. Stratton. Sources submitted by Judy Sweets. Article prepared by the editor. James Wilson JESSEE was born March 8, 1838 in McLean County, Illinois, eldest son and 2nd child of William J. JESSEE and Nancy WEAVER. James' father was born in 1809, one of 13 children born to William J. JESSEE (son of John JESSEE and Frances LEA) and Mary VERMILLION, both of whom had been born in Caswell County, North Carolina. James' mother, Nancy (WEAVER) JESSEE, was born June 16, 1809 in West Virginia, daughter of William WEAVER (son of James JESSEE family c.1897. Photo courtesy Watkins Museum. James WEAVER and Nancy SMITH) and Mary SIMS (daughter of James and Elizabeth SIMS). James' parents were married March 3, 1831, and moved to Illinois in 1837. Young James grew up on his parents' farm. In 1853 or 1854, when James was 16 years old, the JESSEEs came to Douglas County, Kansas, settling on a farm at Bloomington, which is now Clinton, about nine miles from Lawrence. When they first arrived in Lawrence, there were only sod houses and one frame building in the town, and the border wars fought over whether Kansas Territory should permit slavery soon were raging. The JESSEE family in 1855 included, besides James ,and his parents, Mary, Nancy R., David H., Martha, Esther, and Hannah, all of whom had been born in Illinois. In 1860, David H. (age 18), Martha (age 16), Hestes (probably should be Esther, age 12) and Hannah (age 10) were still living with their parents, as were several "laborers": James McCOOK, A.L. MOTE, John W. McPHERSON, B. BITZEL, and J.H. MORRIS. Nancy had died in 1858 at age 18. William JESSEE was one of the first men elected to the Kansas Territorial Legislature and a founder of the Clinton community. James was active in the Free State cause, serving under Col. Sam WALKER and John BROWN. He was often sent out on explorations and spy missions, where his youthful "greenhorn" appearance kept him from suspicion. He helped storm Fort Titus and helped rout the McGEEs. He accompanied Col. WALKER to Brown County to meet Jim LANE, who was on his way to Kansas with a large body of men, and to Lecompton after Free State men were held as prisoners there. 63 �Mrs. Nancy JESSEE once saved James LANE from capture by Quantrill's men, and he thanked her by giving her his picture, which she highly prized. On July 28, 1861, James enlisted in Company K, Eighth Regiment of the Illinois Infantry at Bloomington, Illinois, and as part of that unit took part in the Civil War engagements at Fort Donelson, Fort Henry, Pittsburg Landing, Champion Hills, Raymond, Jackson (Mississippi), Vicksburg, Slocumb's six days running fight, and many skirmishes. He was discharged August 2, 1864, with the rank of Sergeant. While James was off fighting in the war in 1862, his sister Esther, age 14, died and was buried in a cemetery on the family's Clinton farm. James returned to Bloomington, McLean County, Illinois where he married Maria STANDIFERD on July 13, 1865. The next year be brought his bride to Douglas county and briefly settled at Bloomington. In the summer of 1868 James took up farming on the Marais des Cygnes River near Olivet and Arvonia, Osage County, Kansas. James was also a Universalist Minister and a member of Arvonia Lodge 54, I.O.O.F., and the Reading G.A.R. Post. His obituary described him as "an enthusiast in anything he undertook," and he was affectionately called "Uncle Jim" by his friends and acquaintances. In 1870, James's father William passed away, and he was buried with his daughters Nancy and Esther (whose graves were moved from the farm) in Oak Hill Cemetery, Lawrence. James's mother Nancy came to live at James' home. She died there on her 90th birthday and was buried in Arvonia Cemetery. Only three of her eleven children survived her. James and Maria JESSEE had nine children: Lincoln and Logan S., twins, born March 21, 1867; Ida May, born May 18, 1870; James W., born July 5, 1871; Hinton Grant, born December 9, 1873; John Wilson, born January 22, 1876; Charles T., born July 21, 1878; Emma Bell, born December 18, 1880; Frank Arthur, born April 10, 1883; and Carrie, born about 1886. In the late summer of 1897, Charlie, age 19, and Emma, nearly 17, both died on a saturday within a few hours of each other of a very sudden and swift illness, which Dr. FISHER of Reading and Dr. ZANE of Osage City pronouced as pernicious malarial fever. Hinton, age 23, Frank, age 14, and Carrie, age 11, were also stricken and ten days later Hinton and Carrie died. They were buried in Arvonia Cemetery. Hinton had just been preparing to enter his second year at the state Normal School in Emporia. Following this horrible tragedy, the local paper informed its readers that "Mr. JESSEE's folks have shut up their house and left the place for the present. Although the cause of their sickness has not been definitely determined it did not seem wise that they should stay there any longer. Mr. and Mrs. JESSEE and son Frank are with relatives at Reading and John is under the good care of J.H. BUCKMAN and family here, and all will have a better chance to recuperate after their terrible siege. Lincoln JESSEE, twin brother to Logan, and who lives farther up the river on the SANDERSON farm, was unable to be at the funeral Sunday, but it is hoped he will soon be better and not get clear down. The son-in-law, John SCHROEDER, was also unable to be there, and the entire family are worn out from their prolonged care and grief." James died at his farm on April 17, 1907. Four sons and one daughter were surviving, and all were present when he died. One son came all the way from California, another from Colorado. On May 8, 1988, descendants of William JESSEE came to Oak Hill Cemetery in Lawrence to dedicate a new headstone for his grave. The location of the grave had been lost until discovered by Douglas County Genealogical Society member Jean SNEDEGER while taking a cemetery census. The new headstone reads, "William J. JESSEE, 1809-1870, Believer in freedom for Kansas." 64 �CLAIM OF WILLIAM JESSEE BEFORE THE U.S. CONGRESS Kansas Claims Congress, 2nd university of researched by can be found in u.s. House of Representative documents, 36th session, at-the Government Documents department, Mallot Hall, Kansas, call numbers 1106 and 1107. This claim, No. 206, was the editor. To the Commissioners of claims under act of February 7, 1859. The undersigned, William JESSEE, respectfully represents that he is a citizen of Kansas Territory, and has been such citizen ever since February, 1855. He now resides and since February, 1855, aforesaid, has resided on SW. 1/4 S. 13, T. 13, R. 18, near Bloomington, in Douglas county. Petitioner further represents that he has sustained losses by reason of the disorders which prevailed in this Territory from November 1, 1855, till December 1, 1856, for which he claims indemnity, viz: That the Territory of Kansas, and particularly the county of Douglas, in which petitioner resides, was invaded by a numerous and hostile body of armed men in the months of November and December, 1855, whose avowed object and design was the destruction of the city of Lawrence and the expUlsion of all but pro-slavery settlers; petitioner, exerCising his rights as a free citizen, was known and recognized as a free-State man, opposed to slavery, and as such was elected a member of the first legislative assembly which met at Pawnee, where the majority of said body voted out petitioner and other free-State men who held the governor's certificates of election to that body. As such member petitioner knows that he was obnoxious to the pro-slavery men and their aiders and abettors, and when the circumstances arose known as the Wakarusa war, deponent felt that he was not safe in his life or property while said body of armed and hostile men, most of whom had been drawn from the State of Missouri, were assembled and arrayed against the peacable citizens of the Territory. Knowing that he and his neighbors and friends were in danger from said hostile forces, petitioner, responding to the call and martial law orders issued by General LANE, allowed his horses, wagons, and other property to be used for the common defense. And in such service a valuable horse belonging to him, and worth $150, was used up and destroyed, that said horse died on the 13th of December, having been severely ridden and used while petitioner was employed in actual service of said Territory, as will appear by his discharge, hereto annexed. Petitioner further shows that he has never received any compensation for said horse from any source whatever. WILLIAM JESSEE HEADQUARTERS KANSAS VOLUNTEERS, Lawrence City, December 11, 1855. This is to certify that William JESSEE faithfully and gallantly served as aid in the general's staff of Kansas volunteers, from the 27th day of November, 1855, to the 11th day of December, 1855, in defending the city of Lawrence, in Kansas Territory, from demolition by foreign invaders; when he was honorably discharged from said service. C. ROBINSON, Major General Kansas Volunteers. TERRITORY OF KANSAS, Douglas County, ss: On this 26th day of April, 1859, personally appeared before me the above named William JESSEE, who, being duly sworn, saith: That the facts stated in the above petition are true. WILLIAM JESSEE. Sworn to before me this 26th day of April, 1859. EDWARD HOOGLAND, Commissioner. 65 �DOUGLAS COUNTY, ss: Alexander E. LOVE, being duly sworn, saith: I reside in Bloomington, Douglas county; I resided with him in Bloomington township in 1856, and until about a year ago. I remember a certain horse that he had in November and December, 1855; he was 'a bay horse, five or six years old - a good animal. The horse was brought to Lawrence during the trouble known as the Wakarusa war, and was taken and used from time to time by various persons for scouting parties or other service that circumstances required. I was with the forces in Lawrence at the time mentioned. The horse was always ready, and used for any of the service as though he were public property. He was in good order and condition when brought to Lawrence in November. After the dispersion of the Missouri forces assembled against Lawrence, Mr. JESSEE and I returned home. His horse was then about used up, and died in one or two days afterwards. He was destroyed in the public service. The horse was worth $150 or more. I know that at one time, before he went into the service, Mr. JESSEE was offered $200 for that horse, and declined it. ALEXANDER E. LOVE. Sworn to before me this 29th day of April, 1859. EDWARD HOOGLAND, Commissioner. Petitioner claims for one horse, destroyed in "Wakarusa war," worth •.• $150 00 The proof fully sustains the claim. Add interest, 2 1/2 years, at 6 per cent •••.••••.........••.••.••.•.• 22 50 Total award...................................................... 172 50 EDWARD HOOGLAND, SAMUEL A. KINGMAN, HENRY J. ADAMS. May 4, 1859. CORRECTION TO FARMER'S MAIL AND BREEZE DIRECTORY - TUCKER/DEAY Norma Jardon of Baldwin City, Kansas informs us that on page 34 of Vol. XIV of The Pioneer, the Kansas Farmer and Mail & Breeze Directory entry for Louis R. TUCKER mistakenly identifies his wife as Dora DEAN. Her name was Dora DEAY. We thank Norma for bringing this to our attention, and hope that others spotting errors will also let us know. Editors were not infallible in 1920, either. THE HOMES OF WINNIE SMITH LYONS In 1939, Winnie Smith Lyons wrote Reminiscence of Early Day Kansas, which is now in the Kansas Collection at the Spencer Library, University of Kansas. This excerpt was submitted by Judy Sweets of the Watkins Museum. "The winter of 1857-58 we lived in a small log house in Twin Mounds. In 1863 we moved to a house in Lawrence owned by George HUNT on 6th Street. Then we moved to a house near 7th st. just west of National Bank. Later moved to a house which was owned by Mrs. KELLAM on the west side of New Hampshire in the block south of the post office. We moved back to the farm in 1869 and I was married from the Old Homestead in 1875." 66 �MEMORIAL TO LUCIE A. (CARRUTH) WOOD August 26, 1845 - December 26, 1897 This memorial was printed for Mrs. WOOD's funeral, and is a sermon by Richard CORDLEY, D.O., delivered 28 December 1897 at Plymouth Church, Lawrence, Kansas. The original is contained in the Tracy LEARNARD Scrapbook, Vol. 3, at the Elizabeth Watkins Community Museum in Lawrence. Researched by the editor. Lucie A. CARRUTH was born at Cherry Valley, NY, August 26, 1845. In 1856 her parents removed to Kansas, under the common impulse of freedom which stirred the whole North. Her father, a minister and a teacher all his life, settled upon a farm, or rather a claim, not far from Osawatomie. Old settlers will remember the varied trials of those early days.' First came the exciting turbulence of 1856-'57; then the dreary waiting for three years for the returning prosperity which failed to return; then the famine of 1860, when the cornfields shriveled and the gardens died; and then came the War of the Rebellion, which stirred the whole nation, but Kansas more than any other section. During these years Mr. CARRUTH, a teacher and not a farmer, was trying to develop a farm from a Kansas prairie claim. Those who have ever observed the process do not need to be told how tedious and slow a process it is. That unfailing visitor to the pioneer cabin, known among the the old settlers as the "chills" entered this new home, and they all shook by turns, and then worked the alternate days. The mother, always somewhat of an invalid, was laid aside much of the time, and the care of the home and younger children fell upon the brave girl of eleven summers. Thus early did the responsibilities of life fall upon her. At the age of sixteen she commenced teaching school to aid in the maintenance of the home. In 1863 Mr. CARRUTH was appointed professor of natural science in Baker University, at Baldwin, a position for which he was admirably fitted, and in which he did excellent service for three years. Here Lucie had some of the advantages for which she hungered, and above all she was able to gratify her love of music, and to secure something of the training she had thus far been deprived of. In 1866 ~he family removed to Lawrence, and Lucie entered the State University. She was a member of the first class which entered that institution, and was one of the first pupils taught by him who is now honored Chancellor of the University - Chancellor F.H. SNOW. Professor SNOW, a young man fresh from Eastern schools, commenced his career as a teacher when she commenced her work as a student. A schoolmate and intimate friend speaks of the excellence of her work in the University, and of her enthusiasm for learning. She speaks especially of her work in Latin, in which her translations were as classic as the tongue from which she read. Had she 67 �remained in the University she would have been one of the first graduates of the institution. But at home there was a family of brothers growing up to the years when they needed the benefit of schools, and with the unselfishness which always characterized her, she accepted a position to teach that her brothers might have an opportunity to learn. That it cost a struggle to make this sacrifice, is evident from the fact that to the last she often referred with regret to her failure to finish her course of study in the University. Those who knew her in later life as intimate friends or as pupils will testify that her personal application had largely made up for this early lack. She was married to Mr. E.W. WOOD in 1869, but her love of teaching was such that she continued her work for some time, and when she finally withdrew from public service she gave much of her time to private teaching, and more than one can testify that they were inspired with a love of learning by her enthusiasm, and were helped over hard places by her fidelity and skill. Of her early religious life I only know what one might infer from her later character and conduct. She had that earnestness of purpose, that fidelity to duty, that unselfishness to principle, which only grow from the early planting of religious conviction and life. She connected herself with Plymouth Church in'1868, and has always been a faithful member, interested and active in all lines of Christian activity. She was quiet and modest, and never obtrusive, but she never failed in what she thought was her duty. In the church service as an interested worshipper, in the Sunday-school as a faithful and very capable teacher, in the Women's Missionary Society as a contributor and helper, in the prayer-meeting as a regular attendant and thoughtful participant, she will long be remembered and long be missed. She never said much in the prayer-meeting, but when she spoke it was always the expression of a genuine conviction or a profound experience. My last recollection of her in prayer-meeting was last July, I think not long before my summer vacation. The meeting was one of those rare occassions when the thought of the evening seemed to drift along from one to another, and each one added something to the common stock. Everyone received what each one gave, and so the tender interest kept accumulating to the end. As the hour for closing came I was wondering how to close so as not to mar the frame of mind which was evidently on us all. As I glanced over the company my eyes rested upon Mrs. WOOD, who had sat in silence during the evening, but evidently her thought was with the rest. Her quiet face solved my perplexity, and I asked her to lead us in a closing prayer. In the choicest yet simplest speech, and in tenderest words, she voiced the petition which was in every heart, and it seemed as if we were all just talking with the Master. It was one of those wonderful prayers which God sometimes gives His children when they sit together and talk of the deep things of life. She was in fullest sympathy with the common thought, and so evidently at home in talking with the Master, that all could feel that it was no new thing to her. I did not know that anyone else noticed the peculiar aptness and beauty of that prayer; but in referring to it yesterday I found that others were as much impressed by it as I was myself. I do not remember seeing her in prayer-meeting after that. I am so glad to have this as my final picture of her in my mind. Her quiet, earnest face; her tender tones; her choice words; her fervent spirit, and the hush that fell in all the room, will abide as a beautiful memory of a beautif~l character •••• 68 �OBITUARY OF PROFESSOR WILLIAM HERBERT CARRUTH This obituary of Dr. W.H. CARRUTH, brother to Lucie A. (CARRUTH) WOOD whose memorial precedes this article, was taken from the Tracy Learnard Scrapbook, Volume 3, at the Watkins Community Museum. The clipping is not dated nor the paper identified, but the article is datelined "Lawrence Kas., Dec. 15." William Herbert CARRUTH, professor of comparative languages at Leland Stanford university and a graduate of the University of Kansas in the class of 1880, died this morning at Maywood, Cal., according to word received here by Prof. E.H.S. BAILEY. He was a native Kansan. In 1882 Professor CARRUTH became a member of the Kansas University faculty as professor of German. He later became head of the German department and in addition served for a time as vice-chancellor. He resigned in 1913 to go to the California school. Born in Osawatomie, AprilS, 1859, Professor CARRUTH moved to Lawrence with his parents and attended public school here. In the university he maintained himself by his own efforts as a window clerk in the postoffice. He married twice. His first wife was Miss Frances SCHLEGEL, an instructor in the German department of the university, whom he married in 1882. Her culture and forcefulness were said to have been of greatest assistance to him in his work for many years. Her death occurred in 1908. In 1910 he married Miss Katherine MORTON, formerly a student of the university. Professor CARRUTH made several trips to Germany. In 1896 he attended Berlin and Munich one semester each. He took a master's degree at Harvard in 1889 and a doctor of philosophy degree there in 1893. He was a member of the Modern Language Association and of the American Dialect Society. For several years he was president of the Central States Modern Language Conference and of the Kansas Academy of Language and Literature. He was a Unitarian and active in the affairs of the church. He was chosen the first president of the National League of University Laymen. Professor CARRUTH was for a long time a ,-~~---~-,-~--.---:-:--copious contributor to the best periodical r' press. He was known as one of the best translators in the country, his work being marked by precision, accuracy and good taste. He was much in demand as a public speaker, and his addresses were always pleasant, direct and forceful. Professor CARRUTH was long identified with the literary life of Kansas and became as well conspicuous in literary circles of the nation. Up to the time he left Kansas he had written thirteen volumes, ranging from textbooks and translations to several volumes of poems. He is probably best known for his poems, of which "Each in His Own Tongue" brought him fame. " i"~' ". ~~II,r,JA~I, , 69 ", '~'.~ nF.'nRp:n'T" CARRu'Tn; ':,AS PF.ARED·,WflES ·VJC~;·CHANCELLOR '-R'i·:,~p;· OF'TUIll :~\:!:!!.~_~:_J~~~~,~ ~!,,-:~~,,: . �SOME OF PASCHAL FISH, JR.'S FAMILY Written and submitted by Fern Long, Eudora Area Historical Society, 1985. The only daughter of Paschal FISH Jr., Chief of the Shawnee Indian Tribe, was Eudora, namesake of the City of Eudora, Kansas. Eudora A. FISH married Dallas EMMONS on May 12, 1868 and lived in Kansas in 1870. She died at LaCyne,· Kansas April 10, 1877 at age 27. Children of Eudora and Dallas were: Theodore Pascal EMMONS, b. 1869 at Thayer, MO; Hettie, b. March 5, 1872 in Indian Territory, Oklahoma and died Nov. 1, 1872, age 8 months; Adelia (Nellie) Adair EMMONS was born 1871 in Indian Terr., OK, and died 1900, age 29. She married George Arthur PARKS in 1892 at Thayer, MO. Eudora and Dallas joined the Cherokee Indian Nation in 1870 but he took her out due to her health in 1875. She is buried in Huron Cemetery, the Wyandot Indian Cemetery in Kansas City, Kansas, where many of the FISH family were buried (55 or so). Dallas was an engineer and bridge builder. Dallas also helped build the walls and walks at the Huron Cemetery in 1865. Theodore EMMONS owned a sawmill with a Mr. HOPKINS and married the boss's daughter, Clara HOPKINS, and they had four children: Dallas Jr., Clarence, Vivian and Warren, all deceased. They moved to Oklahoma. Dallas then married Sarah Caroline HALL of Virginia and their children were: Jerome M., Eudora, Marjorie, and Grace Evelyn. The latter three are still living. Warren married twice and had two daughters by his first wife and his second wife, Mary Elizabeth, lives in Broken Arrow, OK, and they had a son, Warren Jr •• Warren Sr. died in 1970. Jerome died in 1975. Warren Jr. has a family. Eudora married Louie C. REED and they live in Broken Arrow and have two sons, Louie REED Jr. and Thomas and they have families. Eudora is a retired school teacher. Marjorie married Francis RHODES and they live in San Pablo, Cal. and they raised a niece. Grace EMMONS married S.D. FREEMAN and lives in Cal. They have 2 sons. Two great grandchildren of Paschal were found in 1982, Leroy Paschal FISH and Opal Mae (LONGTAIL) FISH. Paschal FISH Jr.'s son, Leander Jack, married four times: 1. Julia PARKS. 2. Rosa FISH. 3. Mary Katherine LARGE, the mother of his only child, a son, Joseph Paschal T. FISH. 4. Josephine HEITZ of New Glotz. Joseph married a woman named Lily and they had a daughter, Dorothy FISH, who lived in OK in 1878 and married a HALL. Jack and Josephine divorced. Jack died Nov. 20, 1920, age 68, in Quapaw, OK. Joseph died July 23, 1937. Jack and Joseph FISH have their pictures in the Bureau of American Technology and Smithsonian Institute National Anthropological Archives, Washington D.C .. Jack spent a lot of time in Washington D.C. promoting Indian Legislation. He went to OK, then Baxter Springs, Kansas. Paschal's brother Charles also had four wives and lost several children in the cholera epidemic. Two are buried in the old Eudora Cemetery, Southwest City cemetery. Brother John did not return to Eudora after the Civil War. Brother Isaac was also a Methodist Minister and lived in DeSoto. Brother William joined the Delaware Tribe. Some of the Shawnee families in the Eudora area were: the BLUE JACKETs, SILVERHEELs, ADAMS, Chief RED WING, Capt. or Chief Joseph PARKS, Wm. PARKS, James CAPTAIN, Capt. CRANE, Wm. ROGERS, EDMONDS, Capt. Peter CORNSTALK, BLACK HOOF, TOOLY, PUMPKIN, Robert KING, SILVERHEADs, Josephus PASCAL, H. TIBBLOW. Of these, seven or more were half or more white blood. 70 �DEATH NOTICES FROM THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKMAN (AOUW) GRAND LODGE OF KANSAS AND GRAND LODGE KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS (XP) OF KANSAS 1877 - 1918 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 Kemberling. AOUW Lodge Nimber 7 104 112 1)2 142 174 309 County Town Lawrence Baldwin City Eudora Lawrence Lecompton tjorth Lawrence Baldwin Douglas. Douglas Douglas Douglas Douglas Douglas Douglas KP 2 Douglas Lawrence Date Name Lodge Abdill, A.E. Albaugh, T.F. Allen, Thos. E. AOUW No. 174 AOlJ.{ No. 7 ACUii No. 174 Sept. 25, 1887 Jan. 21, 1905 Nov. 17, 1890 B Bailey, Geo. C. Baker, John C. Barber, H.M. Barnard, V.J. Behringer, Chris Bekknap, N. B. Benson, Nelson Bernitz, Chas. T. Berry, Shep. W. Biggs, Lawrence J. Boyd, J.H. Buchheim, John F. Bunn, W.S. Bunton, John E. Burns, Patrick Burr, David Butler, T.W. No. AOUW No. AOUW No. KP No. 2 ACUW No. ACU~1 KP 7 309 7 7 ? AOlTll Ho. 7 AOUW No. 112 AOlfw No.7 AOlJiN' No. 174 ACu\{ No.7 AOlfl'l No.7 ACtnf No. 7 AOUvl No.7 AOUW No.7 AOlf'll No.7 KP No. 2 71 Nov. 27, 1907 July 4, 1902 Sept. 18, 1900 Nov. 15, 1880 July 12, 1904 May 8, (1890) Cct.2), 1902 Jan. 15, 1888 Dec. 21, 1906 Jan. 26, 1906 l~ov. 6, 1891 Mar. 1), 1907 Dec. 1), 1900 Aug. 20, 1904 Apr. 28, 1904 June 18, 1908 Aug. 1), 1891 �Lodge Name Date C Call, ChaS. E. Campbell, W.I1. Carr, H.H. Carter, C.K. Cbalfant, W.G. Chance, W.S. Cleary, l1at. C. Cloud, Joseph Cory, Frank M. Coss, Henry Culbertson, W.M. Cutler, G.A. KP No.2 AOtTI-l No.7 AOU"w No. 112 AOUW No.7 AOUiV No.7 KP No. 2 KP No. 2 AOUW No. 112 AOUW No. 112 AOUW No. 112 AOUW No.7 AOUW No. ? Feb. 2, (1894) Nov. 24, 1886 Dec. 17, 1903 Mar. 17, 1892 July 4, 1903 July 30, 1890 (1885) Jan. 15. 1908 Dec. 26, 1907 Dec. 31, 1902 Feb. 26, 1892 Mar. 22, 1903 D Deering, Thomas William Dever, S.B. Dinsmore, F.F. Dolbie, P.A. Dove, Geo. R. Doyle, Wm. H. No. ? AOUW No.7 AOUW No.7 AOUW No.' 7 AOUW No. 112 AOUW No.7 KP Feb. 2, 1880 Dec. 7, 1895 Apr. 7, 1893 Nov. 3, 1897 Jan. 6, 1899 Sept. 13, 1898 E Evans, David AOUW No.7 Apr. 20, 1903 F Farley, H.A. Fiehler, Henry Finn, H.W. Fisher, N.D. Fitzpatrick, M.T. Follin, James M. AOUW No.7 AOUW No. 309 KP No.2 KP No. 2 AOUW No.7 AOUW No. 309 Nov. 29, 1900 Mar. 16,' 1897 Jan. 2, (1886) ? Mar. 3, 1898 July 29, 1906 G Garvey, Thos. F. Goodman, C.W. Grafton, Bryant Cunn, F.W. KP No.2 No.2 KP No. 2 AOUW No. 309 KP Jan. Nov. Dec. Apr. 21, (1893) 15, 1893 18, 1880 2, 1906 H Haag, Jacob Hagenbuch, C.H. Harvey, S.C. Hase, Herman Havens, Luke M. AOUW AOUW AOUW AOUW KP No.7 No. 112 No.7 No. 7 ? 72 Dec. 27, 1891 Aug. 13, 1904 Dec. 30, 1903 Sept. 18, 1905 Mar. 7, 1896 �Name Hensy, Wm. Herborn, Karl Hess, Jacob J. Hieks, LN. Hill, Chas. F. Honnold, A.G. Hulse, C.F. Hunzicker, Dan, Jr. Hutson, H.T. Lodge AOUW No.7 KP No. 2 AOUW No.7 AOUW No. 112 AOUW No. 7 AOUW No.7 AOUW No. 309 AOUW No. 112 AOUW No.7 Date July 29, 1908 (1879) Nov. 28, 1896 Mar. 2.5, 1889 June 19, 1903 Mar. 19, 1903 July 6" 189.5 Oct. 21, 1899 Dec • .5, 1901 I NONE J Jones, Endsley AOUW No.7 May 28, 190.5 K Kennedy, Wm. J. Kesting, Henry AOUW No.7 AOUW No.7 May 18,1903 Apr. 10 , 1907 L Lahrman, J. F • Laing, A.E. Laughlin, Harvey Leavitt, David W. Lindner, J.G. Loomis, Pope C. Lugibihl, Peter AOUW No.7 AOUW No.7 AOUW No. 309 . KP No.2 AOUW No.7 KP ? KP No. ,.2 sept. 21, 1908 Sept. 24, 1893 Jan. 17, 1899 Nov. 29, 1882 July 13, 1889 Sept. 14, 1894 Nov. 7, 1893 M McKinley, William March, Jno. N. Mertz, C.A. Morris, Isidor Murphy, Robt. C. Musick, John W. KP AOUW No.7 AOUW No. 112 KP No. 2 KP No. 2 AOUW No. 112 Sept. 14, 1901 Aug. 6, 1900 Oct. 17, 1903 June 8, 188.5 Jan. 1, (1893) Sept. 12, 1903 N Neal, Robert S. Noyd, R.S. AOUW No. 112 AOUW No.7 Oct. 28, 1884 July 26, 1906 P Palm, Andrew Parr, L.W. Patterson, Will C. Paul, Joseph Perkins, L.H. Perrine, B.J. Person, Olof AOUW No.7 KP No. 2 AOUW No. 7 KP No.2 AOUW No.7 AOUW No. 309 AOUW No.7 73 Nov . .5, 1906 Sept. 1.5, 1891 Dec. 16, 1907 July 7, 1890 May 26, 1907 Mar. 1.5, 1896 Feb. 18, 1887 �Name Peterson, P.J. Poehler, Theo Preisach, Phillip Lodge AOUW No.7 AOUW No.7 AOUW No.7 Date Mar. 21, 1906 Dec. 30, 1901 Jan. 28, 1891 R Read, A.W. Redman, J.A. Reedy, Mike Reichenecker, Geo. B. . Richey, J .T. Roberts, C.W. AOUW No.7 AOUW No.7 AOUW No. -7 KP No. 2 AOUW No.7 AOUW No.7 June 20, 1901 July 17, 1907 Sept. 3,1899 May 29, 1885 Oct. 18, 1891 June 11, 1908 S Sampson, J.H. Sands, James G. Scanlon, J.B. Schall, A. Schaum, Henry L. Schneider, Valentine Schulenburg, Fred Schulz, A.J. Schulze, August Seeley, H.D. Shannon, Os bun Shaw, Alex Sheen, Wm. R. Showalter, J.A. Simpson, Geo. B. Sheets, Wm. Skinner, W.L. Snow, Anthony Snyder, H.J. Snyder, Sylvester South, J.H. Speck, Fred Spietz, Rob't. J. Starr, Jno. M. Steinhour, Jno. Stover, M.M. Sutori us, .Chas. A. AOUW No. AOUW No.7 KP No.2 AOUW No.7 AOUW No.7 AOUW No.7 KP No.2 AOUW No.7 AOUW No.7 AOUW No.7 AOUW No.7 AOUW No.7 AOUW No.7 AOUW No. 309 AOUW No. 112 AOUW No. 174 KP. No. 2 AOUW No.7 AOUW No. 174 KP No. 2 KP No. 2 KP No. 2 AOUW No.7 AOUW No. 309 AOUW No. 174 KP No. 2 AOUW No.7 May 7, 1899 Aug. 24, 1904 Feb. 5, (1886) Nov. 19, 1899 July 20, 1895 Mar. 14, 1907 Aug. 2, 1889 July 7, 1903 Dec. 24, 1903 Feb. 28, 1908 Feb. 10, 1901 June 24, 1904 Apr. 28, 1897 Oct. 27, 1902 Mar. 13. 1886 July 12. 1899 June 20, 1890 Mar. 23. 1896 Feb. 17. 1900 Dec. 19. 1891 May 23, 1889 Sept. 21, 1893 Sept. 26, 1907 June 9, 1895 Apr. 26, 1904 (1880) Feb. 4. 1892 T Thatcher, Fred Trewargy, F. L. Trickey, L.C. AOUW No. 174 AOUW No. 174 AOUW No. Jan. 11, 1903 Aug. 21. 1908 Dec. 19, 1900 U Upchurch, John Jordan AOUW No. 74 Jan. 18. 1887 �Date Lodge Name "-o~ ~1'::,-t 0 V AOUW AOUW AOUW AOUW VanHoesen, LN. VanKuren, L.S. VanLaningham, J. Vitt, F.T. No. No. No. No. 7 309 309 7 Jan. 6, 1897 Sept. 5, 1904 Mar. 1, 1902 Apr. 22, 1890 W , Wagner, Chas. Wagstaff, Richard Wall, A.P. Watkins, James Watt, Jno. T. Watts, J. Weed, Everett D. Weidemann, R.F.C. Welsh, Joseph C. Welty, John B. Whi tzlel, P.D. Wieman, F.W. Winey, Jacob Wood, E.M. Woodring, L.F. 4. ;=:.~ AOUW No. 7 AOUW No. 7 AOUW No. 7 AOUW No. 7 AOUW No. 309 AOUW No. AOUW No. IT2 AOUW No. 7 KP No. 2 KP No. 132 AOUW No.7 AOUW No.7 AOUW No. 174 AOUW No. 309 AOUW No. 7 1 July 4, 1894 ~,:) Sept. 19, 1901 June 27, 1904 Jan. 10, 1890 Dec. 7, 1898 Sept. 2, 1904 May 25, 1893 July 18, 1908 Mar. 30, (1890) June 23, 1891 Sept. 3, 1901 May 19, 1895 June 12, 1908 Nov. 6, 1903 Dec. 30, 1903 Y-Z Young, John Zook, Jacob M. KP No. 2 AOUW No. 7 Mar. 14, (1886) Jan. 13, 1899 RECENT OBITUARIES OF EARLY DOUGLAS COUNTY RESIDENTS The edition of the Lawrence Journal World in which the obituary appeared is given in parentheses. BROWN, Ella Lucile of Eudora, KS, b. 16 Oct 1900, Eudora, KS; d. 17 Nov 1990, Lawrence, KS; m. 20 Sep 1918, Eudora, KS, Charles BROWN (d. 1947); bur. Eudora Cemetery, Eudora, KS. (Mon. 19 Nov 1990) DAVIS, Roy Edward of Lawrence, KS, b. 15 Jul 1910, Lawrence, KS; d. 5 Jun 1990, Lawrence, KS; mI. 31 Dec 1931, Ma~ine Agnes COBB (d. 1972); m2. 11 Jan 1975, Lawrence, KS, Agnes D. QUILLEN; bur. Memorial Park Cemetery, Lawrence, KS. (Wed. 6 Jun 1990) DOUGLAS, Roberta of Lawrence, KS, b. 7 Sep 1901, Lawrence, KS; d. 22 Nov 1990, Lawrence, KS; m. 11 Oct 1924, Lawrence, KS, Lloyd DOUGLAS (d. 1983); bur. Memorial Park Cemetery, Lawrence, KS. (Fri. 23 Nov 1990) GABRIEL, Arthur W. of DeSoto, KS, b. 13 May 1910, Eudora, KS; d. 9 Apr 1990, Olathe, KS; m. 4 Jun 1937, Kansas City, KS, Alerta Bell ROHE; bur. Eudora Cemetery, Eudora, KS. (Mon. 9 Apr 1990) 75 �GOFF, Claire Ethyl of Lawrence, KS, b. 22 Jul 1904, Douglas Co., KS; d. 25 Oct 1990, Lawrence, KS; never married; bur. Clinton cemetery, Clinton, KS. (Thurs. 25 Oct 1990, Fri. 26 Oct 1990) GORDON, Harriet of Tucson, AZ, b. 8 Apr 1901, Lawrence, KS; d. 19 Oct 1990, Tucson, AZ; m. Elliott GORDON (d. 1967); bur. Oak Hill Cemetery, Lawrence, KS. (Sat. 20 Oct 1990) GRAY, Violet C. (SHOTWELL) of Aurora, CO, b. 20 Jul 1908, Baldwin, KS; d. 8 Jul 1990, Denver, CO; m. James GRAY (dec'd); bur. Oakwood Cemetery, Baldwin, KS. (Wed. 11 Jul 1990) HARPER, James Clifford, b. 22 Dec 1906, Lawrence, KS; d. 25 Oct 1990, Santa Maria, CA; m. 17 Oct 1930, Lawrence, KS, Gladys TISDALE. (Fri. 26 Oct 1990) HARTWICK, Clara A. of Lawrence, KS, b. 13 Mar 1909, south of Eudora, KS; d. 16 Aug 1990, Topeka, KS; m. 1933, st. Marys, KS, Merle HARTWICK (d. 1971); bur. Holy Family Cemetery, Eudora, KS. (Thurs. 16 Aug 1990) KROPF, Oscar of Berryton, KS, b. 29 Nov 1904, Stull, KS; d. 9 Nov 1990, Lawrence, KS; bur. Stull Cemetery, Stull, KS. (Fri. 9 Nov 1990) LUCKAN, Paul Ernst of Baldwin, KS, b. 26 May 1899, Lawrence, KS; d. 12 Nov 1990, Baldwin, KS; m. 2 Apr 1924, Omaha, NE, Blanche Grace SHERWOOD (d. 20 Feb 1973); bur. Forest Lawn Cemetery, Omaha, NE. (Tues. 13 Nov 1990) McCLINTOCK, Bernice Clara (SCHMIDT), b. 15 Dec 1908, Eudora, KS; d. 2 Jul 1990, McKinney, TX; bur. Van Alstyne Cemetery, Van Alstyne, TX. (Wed. 4 Jul 1990) MEEDER, Archie of Edgerton, KS, b. 30 May 1906, Eudora, KS; d. 21 Oct 1990, Kansas City, MO; m. 10 Nov 1933, Ruby MEEDER; bur. Clearfield Cemetery north of Baldwin, KS. (Tues. 23 Oct 1990) NICHOLS, Amelia Mary (WULFKUHLE) of Lecompton, KS, b. 18 Mar 1892, near Stull, Douglas Co., KS; d. 7 Nov 1990, Lawrence, KS; m. 12 Jan 1927, Stull, KS, Charles Thomas NICHOLS (d. 1953); bur. Stull Cemetery. (Wed. 7 Nov. 1990) PHILLIPS, Blanche (HOLLOWAY) of Lawrence, KS, b. 8 Mar 1900, Lawrence, KS; d. 22 Nov 1990, Lawrence, KS; m. 1 Jun 1927, Lawrence, KS, Guy H. PHILLIPS (d. 9 Jan 1978); bur. Memorial Park Cemetery (Fri. 23 Nov. 1990) RAPPARD, Harold Henry of Red Oak, lA, b. 3 Jun 1905 near Globe, Douglas Co., KS; d. 29 Aug 1990, Red Oak, IA; m1. Evelyn COLLINS (dec'd); m2. 29 Mar 1969, Reno, OK, Velma BOSTEDER (d. 1987); bur. Villisca Cemetery, Villisca, IA. (Fri. 31 Aug 1990) RUMSEY, Dorthy Dunmire of Lawrence, KS, b. 29 Jul 1909, Lawrence, KS; d. 1 Jul 1990, Lawrence, KS; bur. Memorial Park Cemetery, Lawrence, KS. (Mon. 2 Jul 1990) SHAW, Virginia (BEERY) of Vienna, MO, b. 26 Feb 1900, Lawrence, KS; d. 31 Oct 1990, Rolla, MO; mI. 28 Mar 1931, Waterloo, lA, Millard HOVDE (d. 1971); m2. 8 Oct 1976, Louisville, KY, Charles SHAW (d. 1979); bur. Graceland Cemetery, Cameron, MO. (Fri. 2 Nov 1990, Fri. 9 Nov 1990) STANLEY, Eunice (GRIFFITH) of Lawrence, KS, b. 20 Feb 1900, rural Lawrence, KS; d. 13 Nov 1990, Lawrence, KS; m. Dec 1938, Philadelphia, PA, John STANLEY (d. 1950); bur. Memorial Park Cemetery, Lawrence, KS. (Wed. 14 Nov 1990, Thurs. 15 Nov 1990) WILBURN, Samuel Stewart of Topeka, KS; b. 12 Sep 1908, Lawrence, KS; d. 16 Oct 1990, Topeka, KS; bur. Leavenworth National cemetery, Leavenworth, KS. (Thurs. 18 Oct 1990) WILSON, Della Ann of Lawrence, KS, b. 5 Dec 1899, Eudora, KS; d. 10 Nov 1990, Lawrence, KS; m. 11 Mar 1919, Lawrence, KS, Clarence Edward WILSON (d. 1985); bur. Memorial Park Cemetery, Lawrence, KS. (Sat. 10 Nov 1990, Sun. 11 Nov 1990) 76 �THE KANSAS FARMER AND MAIL & BREEZE DIRECTORY OF FARMERS AND BREEDERS OF FRANKLIN AND DOUGLAS COUNTIES, KANSAS 1920 (Continued from Vol. XIV, 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 L- ___ ~ __ 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, R1 Kanwaka Sec 13 016a (1866) Tel. Lawrence Lawrence. MEANS: Jones, John R -- Farmer's name. (Vera James) -- Wife's maiden name. Ch James, Albert -- Childre~ named James, Albert. "Sunnyside Farm" -- Name of farm. Lawrence R1 -- Post office Lawrence, R.F.D. 1. Kanwaka Sec 13 -- Kanwaka township, Section 13. 0160a -- Owner of 160 acres. (1866) -- Lived in county since 1866. Tel. Lawrence Lawrence -- Telephone. WARD, Arthur, (Emma DEWS) Ch Ruth, Lois, Anna Jane; Lawrence R9, Wakarusa Sec 2SW T40a J.M. WARD (1917) WARD, Clyde F., (Dolly CRANDELL) Lawrence R8, Wakarusa Sec 34SW T110a C.T. WARD (1911) Tel. Kansas Lawrence WARE, William W., (Sadie HICKS) Ch Myrtle, Lillian, Galen, Edwin; "Edgewood Farm," Lawrence R3, Grant Sec 13 060a (1901) Tel. Kansas Lawrence WARING, L.W., (Sarah E. THORMAN) Ch Bessie, Frank, James, Walter; Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 34NW 010a (1911) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin WARNER, Charles Jr., Baldwin R1, Willow Sec 5S T250a Charles WARNER, Sr., (1876) Tel. Mutual Worden WARNER, George L., (Maggie CHURCHBAUGH) Baldwin R4, Willow Sec 28N T160a Samuel CHURCH BAUGH (1891) Tel. Mutual Worden WARNER, William, Ch Wayne, Howard; Baldwin R2, Willow Sec 7S 0210a (1870) Tel. Mutual Worden WARNOCK, Hugh J., (Josephine HIRSCHBERGER) Ch Vernie, Nina, Carl, Lyford; Wellsville R1, Palmyra Sec 8SE 0160a (1909) Tel_ Cooperative Wellsville WARREN, Charles W., (Laura PERKINS) "Alta Vista Farm," Wellsville R1, Palmyra Sec 15SE 080a (1920) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville WASHINGTON, Albert, (Laveta LOCKET) Ch Eugene, Melvin, George, Raymond, Dorothy, Lillie; Lawrence R9, Clinton Sec 18NE 081 1/4a (1878) WASHINGTON, George, (Julia SANDER) Ch Henry, Mary, Albert, John; Lawrence R9, Clinton Sec 18NE 058 1/4a (1865) Tel. Bell Lawrence 77 �WATERS, Charles C., (Minnie HAYS) Ch Rolland, Eugene, Gladys, Merrill; "Willow Brook Farm," Wellsville Rl, Palmyra Sec 6NE 0240a (1866) WATERSON, William A., (Geneva ALLEY) Ch Gladys, corwin; Vinland R1, Palmyra Sec 17NW T125a A. ROCKHOLD (1900) Tel. Vinland Vinland WATSON, Barclay,S., (Ada R. RANSOME) Ch Herbert, Margaret, Bennezet, Clifford, Arthur; Eudora R1, Eudora Sec 28 0160a (1904) Tel. Eudora Eudora WATT·Bros., William G., Harry M., (Jennie, Mary, and Celia, sisters) "Spring Grove Farm," Lawrence R5, Wakarusa Sec 24NW 087 1/2a (1864) Tel. Kansas Lawrence WATTS Bros., Payton, Mc., Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec 10 T160a F.H. NACE (1890) Tel. Bell Lecompton WATTS, Ernest, Lawrence R1, Kanwaka Sec 25N T80a Mrs. Elsie WATTS (1905) Tel. Kansas Lawrence WATTS, Robert N., (Ida DARNOLD) Ch Rachel, Marjory, Laura, Allen, Zana, Clara, Vida, Calvin, Ned, Edgar; Lawrence R8, Willow Sec 6N 025a (1866) Tel. Bell Lawrence WATTS, Samuel M., (Ermina STEWART) Ch Mildred, Flossie, John, Charles, Artie~ Howard; "Highland Farm," Baldwin R2, Marion Sec 13SE 0160a (1913) Tel. centropolis Centropolis WATTS, Wilbur L., (Lucy EISENNIGER) Ch Howard, Homer; Lawrence R10, Wakarusa Sec 8 0160a (1919) Tel. Kansas Lawrence WEEKS, Arthur F., (Fern ROBERTS) Ch Marion; Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 27SE 080a (1898) Tel. Kansas Lawrence WEEKS, Ruben, (Mary RUSSELL) Ch Eva, Edith, Lula, Arthur; Vinland R1, Wakarusa Sec 32SE 0160a (1900) Tel. Kansas Lawrence WEIMER, Guy, (May MOULDEY) Ch Ralph, Ruth; Richland R26, Marion Sec 1NW T120a N.C. NELSON (1880) Tel. Richland Richland WEILER, George, Ch Bertha, Annie; Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 24 040~ (1881) Tel. Vinland Vinland WELCH, Alonzo E., (Maud HILDUN) Ch Henry, May, Seth; Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 15SE T40a Henry EGGERT (1910) Tel. Kansas Lawrence WELCHER, Clarence A., (Susan Gladys SIMPSON) Ch Cecil, Earl, Gladys, Armelda; Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 6W T240a H.D. MELLBROUCH (1897) WELLS, Charles A., (Lois PATRICK) "The Orchard Farm," Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec 15E 040a (1917) Tel. Bell Lecompton WELLS, Charles W., (Minnie POTTS) Ch William, Alfred; "View Point Farm," Lawrence R4, Wakarusa Sec 36S 0100a (1884) Tel. Kansas Lawrence WELLS, Dr. Claude L., (Pearl PENCE)-"Willow Springs Stock Farm," Baldwin R4, Willow Sec 21N T160a VAN HORSEN Estate (1893) Tel. Mutual Worden WELLS, Elvyn, (Pearl POUPPIRT) Ch E~gene; Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 12 T1a D. BRAZIL (1916) Tel. Eudora Eudora WELLS, Frank 0., (Vivian ELLIS) Ch Elvyn; Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 12 T1a D. BRAZIL (1916) Tel. Eudora Eudora WELLS, William, (Emma KING) Ch Rachel, James, Alice; Lawrence R4, Wakarusa Sec 12 T8 1/2a L. FINN (1900) WELLS, William D., (Emma WOOLLEY) Ch Gertrude, Alice, Charles; Lawrence R4, Wakarusa Sec 36S 080a (1854) WERTS, Harry, (Minnie FELKER) Ch Howard, Evelyn; "Shady Nook Farm," Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 8S 040a Eudora Sec 8S T40a S. WERTS (1880) Tel. Eudora Eudora WESTFALL, Edward E., (ZelIa RENNICK) Ch Clyde, Esther, Ruth; Lawrence R6, Grant Sec 20 T40a L. WOJAHN (1882) Tel. Kansas Lawrence WESTERGREN, Arnold L., (Ethel PATRICK) Ch Charles, Delbert; Eudora R1, Palmyra Sec 28NE Tl14a George SEITZ (1919) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville WESTERHOUSE, Amos, (Sophia MEYER) Ch Amos, Ethel, Oscar, Allen, Alvin; Eudora R2, Eudora Sec 34S 080a (1870) Eudora Eudora 78 �WESTERHOUSE, Amos W., (Leota MILBURN) Eudora R2, Eudora Sec lOS T160a WESTERHOUSE Estate (1893) Tel. Eudora Eudora WESTERHOUSE, Edd., (Kate BRIETHAUPT) Ch Elmer, Ine'z; Eudora R1, Eudora Sec 33S 041a (1864) Tel. Eudora Eudora WESTERHOUSE, Elmer E., (Elsie o. SETZER) Eudora R1, Eudora Sec 28-33 T120a Edd WESTERHOUSE (1890) Tel. Eudora Eudora WESTERHOUSE, Henry E., (Margie WILSON) Ch Ermal, Lucile; Eudora R4, Eudora Sec 27N 069a Eudora Sec 27N T69a H. WESTERHOUSE, Sr. (1905) Tel. Eudora Eudora WESTHEFFER, Donald, (Eli WESTHEFFER, father and De WESTHEFFER, mother) Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 31N 0100a (1880) Tel. Bell Lawrence WESTCOTT, G.H., (Della FOULTZ) Ch Marguerite, Ovid; "Clear View Farm," Lawrence R1, Wakarusa Sec 22NW 0160a (1920) Tel. Kansas Lawrence WEILER, George, Ch Bertha, Annie; Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 24NW 040a (1884) Tel. Vinland Vinland WEYBRIGHT, A. Ralph, (Emma GRIFFITH) Ch Irma, Wilda, Willard, Vera, Mildred, Elda; Lone Star R1, Marion Sec 15NE 0147a (1874) Tel. Alfred Overbrook WHALEY, George H., (Charlotte May BRAZIL) Ch Glenn; Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 23 T144a (1891) Tel. Eudora Eudora WHEDON, Charles A., (Cora A. SHlRAR) Lawrence R10, Wakarusa Sec 20SE 0138a (1873) Tel. Kansas Lawrence WHEELER, Jordan, (Jennie SWANSON) Lone Star R1, Marion Sec 2NE 070a (1916) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star WHITE, Mrs. Anna E., (Anna WOODARD) Ch Alice, Ida; "Glendale Farm," Richland R18, Marion Sec 2NW 0122a (1885) Tel. Farmers' Independent Richland WHITE, David N., (Racheal RATLIFF) Ch Earl, Newton, Frank, Minerva, Nora, Margaret, Salina; Baldwin R5, Palmyra Sec 29NW 0153a (1890) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin WHITE, Martin & John, Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 7N 041a (1890) WHITE, Mary M., (Mary MANION) Ch Eleanor, Daniel, Arthur, Katherine, Genevieve, Teresa, Rosa, Agnes; Baldwin R2, Willow Sec 15S 0100a (1887) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin WHITE, Plin F., (Fern WILSON) Ch Harold; Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 15SE T160a L. EVERT (1911) Tel. Kansas Lawrence WHITE, Russell G., (Osie MARSHALL) Ch Olin, Thelma, LaVerne, Eileen; Lawrence R9, Clinton Sec 14NE-23 0100a (1876) Tel. Clinton Clinton WHITLEY, William A., (Minerva FORD) Ch Charles, Mary, Lester; Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 16SE T160a James SCHMIBLEY (1917) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin WHITMAN, Edgar E., (Delia BOLES) Ch Ethel, Jessie, May, Roscoe, Gilbert, Walter; Lone Star R1, Marion Sec 12NE 0134a (1864) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star WHIPPLE, Newton E., (Mary CRIDER) Ch Frank, George; "Hillhome Farm," Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec 34N 010a (1907) Tel. Bell Lecompton WHIRLOW, George W., Ch William, Cassius, Bell, Anna, Ollie; Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 15NW 065a (1860) WIBLE, Chester, (Daisy WIBLE, sister) Baldwin R5, Willow Sec 3N 0292a (1913) WIBLE, William H., (Mary Ann ARMSTRONG) Ch Laura, Daisy, Chester; Lawrence R6, Grant Sec 18 040a (1912) WIGGINS, James, (Hattie ROSE) Ch Elizabeth; "Pine Cliff Farm," Lawrence R8, Wakarusa Sec 27SW T160a W.R. WILLIAMS (1893) Tel. Kansas Lawrence WIGGINS, William H., (Myrtle CAVANAUGH) Ch Laverne, Evelyn, William; Lawrence R1, Wakarusa Sec 30NW T30a A.J. ANDERSON (1889) Tel. Kansa's Lawrence WILBER, Walter H., (Edith HAM) Ch Verl, Agnes, Harold, Evan; Baldwin R2, Palmyra Sec 16SW 0130a (1910) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin 79 �WILBUR, Howard, (Nora CURL) Ch Dora, LeRoy; Lawrence R1, Wakarusa Sec 34NW T160a C.J. ERICKSON (1916) Tel. Kansas Lawrence WILBUR, Walter T., (Ruth GORDEN) Ch Emery, Gorden; Lawrence R8, Wakarusa Sec 14SW T170a William PENDLETON (1920) Tel. Kansas Lawrence WILCOX, George, (Flora BARNES) Ch Henry; Lawrence R10, Wakarusa Sec 8NE T34a M.J. SKILES (1915) Tel. Kansas Lawrence WILKERSON, Thomas C., (Frances WILLARD) Ch George, John, Howard, Fred; Lawrence R6, Grant Sec 9 06a (1916) WILL, Fred, (Amy WALTON) Ch Fred, Jr.; "Sunny Slope Farm," Vinland R1, Palmyra Sec 9NW OSOa Palmyra Sec 9NW T7Sa Johanna WILL (1877) Tel. Vinland Vinland WILL, Johanna, Ch Johanna, Fred; Vinland R1, Palmyra Sec 9NW 07Sa (1873) Tel. Vinland Vinland WILLARD, Jess, (Hattie EVANS) Ch ZelIa, Francis, Jess Jr., Enid, Allen; Lawrence R1, Wakarusa Sec 3SNW OSSa (1918) Tel. Kansas Lawrence WILLIAMS, Abraham L., (Elizabeth KLING) Ch Ida, Leonard, Charles, Frances, Abraham; "Honey Dale Farm," Lawrence R4, Willow Sec 10N 024a (1858) Tel. Kansas Lawrence WILLIAMS, Claude, (Lena ELKINS) Ch Grace, Frank; Overbrook R2, Marion Sec 23NE T120a Sarah O'CONNOR (1902) Tel. Alfred Overbrook WILLIAMS, Frank, (Ada STENCER) ChEarl, Lorene, Leo, Nora, Oscar; "Brooklyn Farm," Baldwin RS, Palmyra Sec 19NE 01S3a (1870) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin WILLIAMS, George, (Caroline STENSTRUM) Ch Helen, Florence, Edith, Georgia, Raymond, Herbert; Baldwin R4, Palmyra Sec 30NW 0160a (1872) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin WILLIAMS, Loren M., (Edna FLESHMAN) Ch Loren, Virginia; Le Loup R1, palmyra Sec 14SW T220a Joseph DYER (1896) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville WILLIAMS, Roger M., (Mary A. BADSKY) "Elmdale Farm," Lawrence R8, Wakarusa Sec 33SW OS24a (1882) Tel. Kansas Lawrence WILLIAMSON, Chalmer M., (Corabell MCBRIDE) Ch Louise; Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 20 T120a E.J. McBRIDE (1914) Tel. Eudora Eudora WILLIAMSON, Isaac E., (Carrie A. DOANE) Ch Earl, Lloyd; Vinland R1, Wakarusa Sec 33SE T120a Dr. Floyd O'BRYAN (1878) Tel. Vinland Mutual Vinland WILSON, Elmer, (Emma WILSON, mother; Virgil WILSON, brother; Bertha, Mamie, Stella, sisters) Eudora R4, Eudora Sec 3N T190a J. DEOLECI (1894) Tel. Eudora Eudora WILSON, H.B., (Grace CHANDLER) Ch Carroll, Lester, Wayne, Rex; Wellsville R1, Palmyra Sec 18SE 0160a (1920) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville WILSON, John C., (Cora EUDALY) Ch Margaret, Bessie, Elizabeth; Vinland R1, Palmyra Sec 3NW 080a (1884) Tel. Vinland Vinland WILSON, L.E., (Frances WORALL) Ch Esther, Alvin, Fredie, Truman, Orlie, Worlene; Lecompton R1, Kanwaka Sec 23W T160a HILDERBRAND (1884) Tel. Stull Stull WILSON, Oscar E., (Gertie MESENHIMER) Overbrook R2, Marion Sec 26NE 0120a (1903) Tel. Alfred Overbrook WILSON, Walter, (Florence NEWSON) Ch Orvile, Glen, Arleta; Eudora R4, Eudora Sec 33 T73a W. LOTHHOLZ (1893) Tel. Eudora Eudora WINEINGER, Charles W., (Laura SHIRK) Ch Pearl; "Cozy Dairy Farm," Baldwin R2, Palmyra Sec 4SW 083a (1898) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin WINGERT, William M., (Violet OSWALD) Baldwin RS, Willow Sec 16N T100a William H. POSTMA (1898) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star WINGERT, William W., (Susie EDDY) Ch Wyman, Elizabeth, Della, Mabel, Jessie, William; Baldwin RS, Willow Sec 16N 073a (1919) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star 80 �WINKLER, Morris C., Sr., (Florence GRAHAM) Ch William, Helen, Frank, Morris Jr.; Richland R26, Marion Sec 18NW T218a Paul GRIEBER (1919) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook WINTER, Albert, (Katherine BLECHEL) Ch Maurice; Eudora R2, Eudora Sec 10N T160a C. ASHNING (1919) Tel. Eudora Eudora WINTER, Charles B., (Lourie B. WINTER, mother) Ch Maude, Charles, Paul, Mary, Mark; Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec 14E T160a A.K. WINTER (1880) Tel. Bell Lecompton WINTER, M.R., (Louise HEISE) Ch Bertha, Hazel, Jean, Lee, Milton; "Winter Brook Farm," Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec 13E 0800a (1861) Tel. Bell Lecompton WINTER, P.B., (Maude GORRILL) Ch Helen; Lawrence R5, Lecompton Sec 17E T160a R.W. GORRILL (1915) Tel. Lawrence WINTERMANTLE, Mrs. Nellie S., (Nellie HElM) Ch Elmer, Fay; Baldwin R2, Marion Sec 12SE 090a (1901) Tel. Mutual Worden WINTERS, Fred, (Maria STRAUB) Overbrook R2, Marion Sec 33SE 080a (1908) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook WINTERS, William, (Lota BELVOIR) Ch Ethel, Doris; Baldwin R5, Palmyra Sec 20NW 040a (1887) Tel. Vinland Vinland WISE, Charles A., (Ruby McLEAN) Ch Helen, Dick; "Cedar Wood Farm," Lawrence R7, Grant Sec 28 T160a John C. WISE (1889) Tel. Kansas Lawrence WISE, Elmer B., "Cedar Wood Farm," Lawrence R7, Grant Sec 28 T160a John C. WISE (1891) Tel. Kansas Lawrence WISE, Samuel D., (Laura BIFFER) Ch Eva, Dwain, Henry; Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 13W 0125a (1873) WIZER, B.F., (Sarah MOORE) Ch Phillip, Laura, Prince; "The Wizer Farm," Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 29 0200a (1859) Tel. Bell Lecompton WOLF, James, (Dora HOMME) Ch Charles, George, Lillie, Kate, William, Elbert, Raymond, Joseph, John, Arthur; Lawrence R6, Grant Sec 5 0160a (1916) Tel. Kansas Lawrence WOLFE, William, (Ada METSKER) Ch Vincent, Eula; Lone Star R1, Marion Sec 15NE T150a A.A. WEBBER (1919) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star WOOD, Charles H., (Clara WISE) Ch Hebert; Lawrence R7, Grant Sec 20 020a (1880) Tel. Kansas Lawrence WOOD, Mrs. Sarah A., (Sarah MOORE) Ch Logan, Jamie; Lawrence R10, Wakarus'a Sec 5 T45a William MILLER (1873) Tel. Lawrence WOODARD, George W., (Henrietta GERSTENBERGER) Eudora R1, Eudora Sec 20 T160a S.J. LAWSON (1905) Tel. Eudora Eudora WOODARD, Lavi, (Jennie WALKER) Ch George, Howard, Harvey, Vera; Eudora R1, Eudora Sec 17 T120a M. KASBERGER (1890) Tel. Eudora Eudora WOODS, Fred M., (Elsie THOMAS) Ch Edith, Albert, Martin; "Vinland Fruit Farm," Vinland Gen Del, Palmyra Sec 10NW T215a W.E. BARNES (1880) Tel. Vinland Vinland WOODWARD, Bert P., (Marguerite BAKULE) (Merton WOODWARD, brother) Richland R17, Clinton Sec 14NW T410a E.G. WOODWARD (1884) Tel. Clinton Clinton WOODWARD, Charles E., Ch Carl, Lura, Marvin, Earl, Merritt, Charles; Richland R17, Clinton Sec 16N T180a H.E. SHORTT (1858) Tel. Clinton Clinton WOODWARD, E.G., (Lottie PETEFISH) Ch Russell, Fay, Bert, Myrtle, Ethel, Linnie, Laura; Richland R17, Clinton Sec 13NW 0160a (1859) Tel. Clinton Clinton WOODWARD, I. Carl, (Helen WELLS) Ch Madge, Robert, Donald, Alice, Howard, lone; Richland R17, Clinton Sec 16N T180a H.E. SHORTT (1884) Tel. Clinton Clinton WOODWARD, Russel J., (Maud MOORE) Richland R17, Clinton Sec 19 T190a J.C. MOORE (1886) Tel. Clinton Clinton 81 �WRINGER, Elmo, (Lena MADL) Ch Elmo, Norton, Marie, Alice, Lena, Margaret; Lawrence R4, Palmyra Sec 6NW T144a Mrs. WILLIS (1919) WRAY, Charles T., (Curinda GEARHART) Ch Amber, Zetha; "Walnut Ridge Farm," Overbrook R1, Marion Sec 17SW 0120a (1898) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook WRIGHT, Homer R., (Leona HARTMAN) Overbrook R2, Marion Sec 12SW T560a H.F. HARTMAN (1896) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook WULFKHULE, Frank V., (Irene HOFFSONMER) Ch Helen; Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec 33W 0319a (1889) Tel. Stull Stull WULFKUHLE, Harry 0., Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec 4W 0165a (1894) WULFKUHLE, C.F., (Mary NEIDER) Ch Frank, William, Amelia, Tillie, Harry, Ernest, Walter; Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec 19 0210a (1891) Tel. Stull, Stull WULFKUHLE, Charles 0., (Flora PITTENGER) "Old Fritz Farm," Lawrence R7, Grant Sec 28 T46a Henry W. WULFKUHLE (1890) Tel. Kansas Lawrence WULFKUHLE, Fred H., (Ettie KREIPE) Ch Freda, Letha; Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec 25W 0200a (1888) Tel. Stull Stull WULFKUHLE, William, (Mary A. BUCHEIM) Ch William, Emma, Fred, Anna, Albert, GUs, Arthur, Harvey, Herbert, Albert, Harold; Lecompton R1, Kanwaka Sec 35W 0160a (1860) Tel. Stull Stull WULFKUHLE, William C., (Lydia HILDENBRAND) Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec 9 0160a (1890) Tel. Stull Stull WULFKUHLE, William F., (Mildred GRESS) Ch Clyde, Ross, Herman, George; Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec 25W 0200a (1885) Tel. Stull Stull WYMER, Herb, (Bertha MALEN) Ch Fern, Helen; Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 12W . T60a Will McCLANAHAN (1910) WYMER, Mrs. Margaret, Ch Bertha, Martin, Emma, Herbert, William; Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 13W 027a (1910) WYNN, John D., (Delphia ERHARD) Ch Edith, Luella, Warren, Glenn, John, Albert; Lawrence R4, Wakarusa Sec 12S 080a (1918) Tel. Kansas Lawrence YAHN, William S., (Emma EDSON) Ch Anna, Henry, Lillian; Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 5NE 07 1/2a (1884) Tel. Kansas Lawrence YAKLE, Erhart, (Ruhainah TUCKER, granddaughter) Ch Christina, Erhart Jr., Anna, Katherine; Baldwin R4, Palmyra Sec 29NW 0228a (1890) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin YAKLE, Erhart L., (Grace RANDEL) Ch Clyde, Claude, Cleva, Treva; Le Loup R1, Palmyra Sec 13SW 0160a (1889) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville YEAROUT, Joseph Oren, (Alice BYERLY) Ch Louis; Overbrook R1, Marion Sec 7SW T80a G.D. BYERLY (1915) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook YEOMAN"R.W., (Anna SUTHERLAND) Ch Josephine; Lawrence R1, Wakarusa Sec 27NW 040a (1905) Tel. Kansas Lawrence YORK, Oscar T., (Elizabeth ABERLE) Ch James, Raymond, Francis; "Maynoll Farm," Vinland R1, Wakarusa Sec 33SE-34SE 0123a (1912) Tel. Kansas Lawrence YOST, William P., (Mary L. NELSON) Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 2W 080a (1901) YOUNG, Miss BeSSie, "Oak Wood Farm," Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec 15 0160a (1895) Tel. Bell Lecompton YOUNG, Charles B., (Laura VanTRIES) "Maple Hill Farm," Lawrence R6, Grant Sec 8 0440a (1870) Tel. Kansas Lawrence YOUNG, Charles L., (Ella CHAPMAN) Ch Lee, Walter, Gertrude, Edward, Lloyd, Fay; Lawrence R10, Wakarusa Sec 16SE 05a (1900) Tel. Kansas Lawrence YOUNG, Michael, Ch Louisa, Anna, Emma; Baldwin R4, Willow Sec 32N 094 1/2a (1871) Tel. Mutual Worden 82 �ZEEB, Edward, Ch Mike, Mable; Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec 19 0289a (1880) Tel. Stull Stull ZEEB Bros., Gust A., & Julius A., (Sophia ZEEB, sister) Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec 32W 0119a (1872) Tel. Stull Stull ZEEB, John G., (Pearl VILES) Ch Aldora, Freddie, Annabell; Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec 18W T80a George ZEEB (1900) Tel. Independent Stull ZIESCH, Julius, (Ida GASTROCK) Ch Ida, Ernest, Herman; Baldwin R4, Willow Sec 28N T80a A.T. HATFIELD (1916) Tel. Mutual Worden ZILLNER, Fred, (Teresa SUMMERS) Ch Albert, Mary, Fred, Joseph, Cl~ment, George, Tracy, Hilda, John; Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 36 080a (1919) Tel. Eudora Eudora ZIMMERMAN, William H., (Katherine S. ZIMMERMAN, mother) Eudora R1, Eudora Sec 10-16S 0120a (1870) Tel. Eudora Eudora THE END • . ~i PETERSON PIONEERS FROM THE YEAR 1867 By Mrs. (A.R.) Harriet Hunter KENNEDY. Submitted to The Pioneer in 1983 by Kathryn Bunton, and just recently discovered. In the early days shared by our ancestors, my maternal grandfather, Joseph PETERSON, came over from Sweden one year in advance of his family, and established a home for them here in Lawrence. At one time Grandfather operated a blacksmith shop in the Old Windmill on North Hill, and was later a stone mason. He helped with the building of Haskell Institute. My maternal grandmother, Anna Ermat PETERSON, came with her three children to America, and on to Lawrence, Kansas in the year 1868. My mother was Anna PETERSON, and was nine years old when she came over the Atlantic ocean on the steamship "The Great Eastern." She later married Eli Bloom HUNTER, my father, who was born in a hamlet near Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, where as a yo~ng husky boy he rode logs with the lumbermen down the Susquehanna River during the logging season. My father was one of the first persons to erect a home in the 1300 block on Haskell Avenue. His lot extended from the avenue a long distance back to the Ottawa Branch of railroad track at the rear. He had a wonderful garden and raised large tomatoes, sweet corn, and huge flat purple and white turnips. The John HASKELL family lived across the road from our family and the MAFFETs lived south on this road. As there was no name for the road or street, my mother had her mail addressed to Haskell Avenue because of the prominence of the HASKELL family, and this name has been used from that day to this. My father, Eli B. HUNTER, sold windmills to farm folk allover Kansas in the early days and later sold organs, and Standard sewing machines. If he were living he would be 112 years of age. Mother was ten years younger than he and lived to 95 years and eleven months old. They were wonderful parents and raised five children here in Lawrence, in this good old sunflower state of Kansas, and I am one of them, being now the wife of Dr. Bert KENNEDY. 83 �KENNEDY CLAN TRAVELS WESTWARD FROM IRELAND TO KANSAS By Dr. Albert R. KENNEDY. Submitted by Kathryn Bunton in 1983 with the previous article by his wife. In the British Isles where I first find my Scotch-Irish ancestors, it was just a few miles west from Scotland to Ireland, mostly because of religious differences, often just in the big family. Came the day when my clan is angry with both Catholics and Protestants, so they make a sail across the seas to America. In those days clans were clannish so they did not mix with the Quakers of Philadelphia nor with the Pennsylvania Dutch. Both tribes were pacifists. Also the Dutch in New York and the Swedes in Delaware couldn't speak English so the KENNEDYs in great numbers crowd up the Delaware, chased out the Connecticut Yankees and landed near Valley Forge, then to a place called Port Kennedy. Climbing the hills and mountains is quite a chore. So many turned south and soon came to the Shenandoah Valley. other~ persisted westward and helped Pittsburgh become the great American city known as the "Scotch-Irish City." Always in pursuit of land, free land was our American Colonies and later the u.S. Government failed to pay their soldiers, and some of the older ones were entitled to homesteads. Now - it was Ohio. But the Indians, our own Shawnees, Delawares and Wyandottes held their ground. Floating down the Ohio, the settlers lived a few years in Kentucky where Daniel BOONE had cleared out the Indians with three campaigns finally leading the defeat of the Indians. Then the Treaty of Greenville gave the settlers free land. Flooding of the Ohio River and its results gave my people in another half century the urge to go west again. Many had gone to Indiana, then across the Wabash into Illinois, and while here in that historic state the Kansas fever overtook them. Homestead laws gave every citizen 160 acres of land for $1.25 an acre. But ahead of the settlers must come the explorers. So it was in the spring of 1854, three horsemen rode out of Bluff City in Schuyler County, going west. The three were my oldest uncle, and head of the family, William Brinbridge KENNEDY, and uncle by marriage William CURLESS, and John P. WOOD, an Irish born doctor, later to become a great figure in the Kansas struggle over slavery. Out of Westport, Missouri on the Oregon Trail these men rode west and sighted Blue Mound. Later t'o climb the Devil's Hogback, now Mount Oread. A look south and they saw the Wakarusa and the Pleasant Hills, and here they decided to bring their families. Thirteen wagon loads of men, women and children. Oxen and covered wagons, extra cattle and young stock made the trip which was a long one. But in thirty days they crossed the Missouri River on a Choteau Ferry, and that night camped by the willows of the "Promised Land." By early morning they were ready to move, but a throng of Wyandotte Indians (themselves from Ohio) made a courtesy call on our clan. A horse race, a wrestling match and the women's flapjacks appeased the noble red man, and so westward again. This time on the Santa Fe Trail. They made it to Black Jack, and an early start brought them to the brow of what we call Baldwin Hill. What a splendid view they saw, Blue Mound on the right, and our present Mount Oread to the left, and clear across the Kaw Valley to the Delaware Hills. Here they stopped the long oxen train, by this time counting up to twenty and "took in" the scene and vowed in their hearts never to move again. They took land from Blue Mound to Lone Star. 84 �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. COFFIN, HANNAM, POOL Seeking information on family of Odom POOL, who, with his second wife Melissa (maiden name unknown) and son Francis Asbury Pool came to Kansas from Vernon, Jennings Co., IN in 1858. They settled between Blackjack and Wellsville. On 11 Apr 1864 Odom sold the SE quarter, Section 5, Township 15, Range 25 to H.N. BROCKWAY and moved with Melissa to Montana, where he died at an unknown location in 1867. I would greatly appreciate any suggestions to aid in determining the date and from whom Odom POOL acquired this property. Son Francis married Harriet Isabell BANNAM, daughter of Thomas Higgins and Jane (COFFIN) BANNAM, who came from Kenosha, WI in 1856/7 and settled in the same area as Odom POOL. Francis remained in the Wellsville area until he died in 1929 at age 86. James C.T. POOL, 64 Militia Hill Drive, Wayne, PA 19087-5846. BANISTER, IRELAND, ROSE, SANDERS Seeking information on Blanche ROSE, daughter of James Mortimer and Anna ROSE. She married L.D. "Dick" BANISTER and lived in 1943 at 26 S. Valley, probably Kansas City, KS. She had a daughter, Rose Marie BANISTER, who married Millard IRELAND and broadcast from a Lawrence, KS radio station in the 1940's. Will share information. Elizabeth SANDERS, R. 5, Box 366, Warrensburg, MO 64093. ROSE, SANDERS Seeking information on George Washington ROSE who probably lived near Lakeview or Lecompton in Douglas Co., KS during the Civil War. He probably was in service during the war. His children were James Mortimer, Agatha and Agnes. His wife was Elizabeth Ann. Will share information. Elizabeth Sanders, R.5, Box 366, Warrensburg, MO 64093. 85 �CAN YOU IDENTIFY THESE PEOPLE? If you can, please contact Judy sweets at the Watkins Community Museum, 1047 Massachusetts St., Lawrence, KS 66044, telephone (913) 841-4109. Photos donated to the museum by Richard RIGGS. Written on back of photo: Ollie 86 • �THE PIONEER, Vol. XIV, No. 2 INDEX ABDILL A.E., 71 ABELLA Lottie, 53 N.E., 53 ABERLE Elizabeth, 82 ACHENBACK, 58 ADAM, 61 ADAMS, 58, 70 Henry J., 66 ADCOCK, 58 ADENGER, 58 ADOLPH, 61 AGIN, 61 AIKEN, 58 ALBAUGH T. F., 71 ALBERS, 58 ALEXANDER, 58, 61 ALLEN, 58 Thos. E., 71 ALLEY Geneva, 78 ALUMBAUGH, 58 AMENT, 58 AMICK, 58 ANDERSON, 58, 61 A.J., 79 ANDREWS, 61 ARCHAMBOULT, 58 ARMS, 58 ARMSTRONG, 58 Mary Ann, 79 ARUNDALE, 61 ASHNING C., 81 ASHWORTH, 61 ATCHLEY, 58 ATHERTON, 58 ATKINS, 58 AUTHIER, 61 BABBITT Dale, 53 Norma, 53 BACHELOR, 61 BACUM, 58 BAD SKY Mary A., 80 BAI LEY, 58, 61 E.H.S., Prof., 69 Geo. C., 71 BAKER, 58, 61 Edna, 53 John C., 71 Ralph, 53 BAKULE Marguerite, 81 BALDWIN, 58 BALLENGER, 58 BALSEY, 61 BANDEMER Wilber, 53 BANDY, 61 BANISTER, 61 L.D. "Dick", 85 Rose Marie, 85 BARBER H.M., 71 BARDELL, 61 BARKER, 58, 61 BARKLEY, 58 BARNARD V.J., 71 BARNES, 58, 61 Flora, 80 W.E., 81 BARNEY, 58 BARRON, 58 BARRY, 58 BARTLEMAN, 58 BATTAN, 61 BAXTER, 58 Delbert, 53 Mary, 53 BAYLOR, 58 B~ADLES, 61 BEASLEY, 58, 61 Norma, 53 Willis, 53 BEAUCHAT, 58 BEDWELL, 58 BEERY, 61 Virginia, 76 BEHRENS, 61 BEHRINGER Chris, 71 BEKKNAP N.B., 71 BELCHER, 61 BELL, 58 BELLAMY, 58 BELVOIR Lota, 81 BENNETT, 58 Dorothy, 53 BENSON, 61 Nelson, 71 BERG, 61 Emma, 53 BERNITZ Chas. T., 71 BERREY, 58 BERRY Shep W., 71 BERRYMAN, 58 BEVARD, 58 BEVINS, 58 BIFFER Laura, 81 BIGGS Lawrence J., 71 BIRKHEAD, 61 BISE, 58 BITZEL B., 63 BLACK, 58, 61 BLACK HOOF, 70 BLAKE, 58 BLASEKATTE, 58 BLECHEL Katherine, 81 BLISS, 58 BLUE JACKET, 70 BOASLEY, 58 BOATMAN, 58 BOBBITT,58, 61 BOCK, 58 Mi ldred, 53 BOCKE, 58 BOEHNER, 58 BOEHRINGER, 58 BOGGS Patsy, 53 BOLES, 58 Del ia, 79 BOLLINGER, 58 BOLTON, 58 BOND, 58 BONER, 58, 61 87 BOONE, 61 Daniel, 84 BOOTH, 58 BORDEAU, 61 BORDEN, 58 BOSTEDER Velma, 76 BOUCHER, 61 BOUILlION, 58 BOULAY, 58 BOWER, 58 BOYD, 58 J .H., 71 BOYDSTUN, 58 BRADLEY, 58 BRADSHAW, 61 BRAMAN, 61 BRASSELL, 61 BRAZIL Charlotte May, 79 D., 78 BRECHEISEN, 58 BREEZE, 61 BRENNER, 58 BRENT, 58 BREUER, 58 BREWER, 61 BRIETHAUPT Kate, 79 BRIGHT, 58 BROCKWAY H.N., 85 BROWN, 58 Charles, 75 Ella Lucile, 75 John, 63 Justyn, 53 BROWNING, 61 BRUCE, 61 BRUCKER, 58 BRUNK, 58 Doris, 53 BRUNTON, 58 BRYSON, 61 BUCHEIM Mary A., 82 BUCHER, 58 BUCHHEIM, 58 John F., 71 BUCKALEW, 58 BUCKLES, 58 �BUCKMAN J.H., 64 BUNCH, 58 . BUNKER, 61 BUNN W.S., 71 BUNNELL, 58 BUNSO, 58 BUNTON, 61 John E., 71 Kathryn, 53, 83, 84 BURCHILL, 58 Mary, 53 BURKETT, 58 BURKHEAD, 61 BURLISON, 58 BURNEY, 58 BURNS, 58 Patrick, 71 BURNSIDE, 61 BURR David, 71 BUSTER, 61 BUTLER, 61 T.W., 71 BUTTERBAUGH, 58 BUTTON, 58 BYERLY Al ice, 82 G.D., 82 CABBAGE, 61 CABLE, 58 CACKLER, 58 CAILLE, 61 CAIN Donald, 53 Roberta, 53 CALL, 58 Chas. E., 72 CALLAWAY, 58 CALVIN, 61 CAMPBELL W.M., 72 CAPPS, 58 CAPTAIN James, 70 CARlEY, 58 CARLYLE, 61 CAROLUS, 58 CARPENTER, 58, 61 CARR H.H., 72 CARRUTH Frances (SCHLEGLE), 69 CARRUTH, cont. Katherine (MORTON), 69 Lucie A., 67, 68, 69 Mr., 67 William Herbert, Prof., 69 CARTER, 58, 61 C.K., 72 CASE, 58 CASEBIER, 58 CAVANAUGH, 58 Myrtle, 79 CAVENAUGH, 61 CAYER, 61 CESSNA, 58 CHALFANT W.G., 72 CHALMERS, 58 CHAMBERS, 61 CHANCE W.S., 72 CHANDLER, 58, 61 Grace, 80 CHAPMAN, 58, 61 Beverley, 53, 71 Ella, 82 CHASE, 61 CHASTEEN, 61 CHEEVER, 58 CHEVALIER, 61 CHILDERS, 58 CHIZUM, 58 CHOATE, 58 CHURCH, 58 CHURCHBAUGH Maggie, 77 Samuel, 77 CHURCHILL, 58 CLARK, 58, 61 CLARKE Dorothy, 53 CLATCHFORD, 58 CLEARY Mat. C., 72 CLEATON/CLEETON, 61 CLOUD Joseph, 72 CLOUGH Vivian, 53 COAN, 58 Rebecca, 53 COATES, 61 COBB Maxine Agnes, 75 COE, 61 COFFIN, 58 Jane, 85 COLE, 58, 61 COLLANDER, 61 COLLARD, 58 COLLIER 61 COLLINS, 58 Evelyn, 76 COLVIN, 61 COLYER, 58, 61 COMBS, 58 CONVIS, 58 COOK, 58 COOKSON, 58 COOLEY, 58, 61 COON, 61 COONCE, 58 COOPER, 61 CORBIN, 61 CORCORAN, 58 CORDELL, 58 Chloetta, 53 CORDLEY Richard, D.D., 67 COREL, 58 CORNETT, 58 CORNSTALK Peter, Capt., 70 CORRELL, 61 CORY, 58 Frank M., 72 COSS Henry, 72 COUCH Maudie, 53 COUNTRYMAN, 61 COURTNEY, 61 COURVILLE, 61 COWDEN, 58 COX, 58, 61 CRAIG, 61 CRAIN, 58 CRANDELL Dolly, 77 CRANE Capt., 70 CRAWFORD, 58 CREE, 58 CREVISTON, 61 CRIDER Mary, 79 CROSBY, 61 CROUSE, 58 CRUME, 61 88 CULBERTSON W.M., 72 CUMMINGS, 58 CURL Nora, 80 CURLE, 61 CURLESS Will iam, 84 CURTISS Earl, 53 Oma, 53 CUTLER G.A., 72 DARNOLD Ida, 78 DART, 58 DARTNALL, 58 DAUGHERTY, 61 DAVENPORT, 61 DAVIDSON, 58 DAVIS, 58, 61 Agnes D. (QUILLEN), 75 Maxine Agnes (COBB), 75 Roy Edward, 75 DAWSON, 58 DAY, 58 DEAN Doris, 66 Jan, 53 Virgil, 53 DEAY Doris, 66 DEBULEY, 58 DECKER, 58, 61 DEERING, 58 Thomas William, 72 DEHEK, 58 DEHNER, 58 DELANO, 61 DELLlPE, 58 DENEEN, 58 DEOLECI J., 80 DePAS, 58 DeROCHER/DESROCHERS, 61 DESCHER, 58 DESKINS, 61 DEVER S.B., 72 DEWS ElTllla, 77 . DICKENS, 58 DICKINSON, 61 DILLON, 58 �DINSMORE F.F., 72 DIXON, 61 DOANE Carrie A., 80 DOBBINS, 58 DOCTOR, 58 Marjorie, 53 DODSON, 61 DOHERTY Lavon, 53 DOLBEAU, 58 DOLBIE P.A., 72 DOMMAIN, 58 DOREMUS George (Mrs.), 53 DOTY, 61 DOUGLAS Lloyd, 75 Roberta, 75 DOVE Geo. R., 72 DOWDLE, 58 Ernest, 53 DOWNE, 61 DOYLE Wm. H., 72 DRAKE, 61 DRAMANN, 61 DRAWYER, 58 DRESSER, 58 DRISKELL, 61 DU FRESNE, 61 DU PUIS, 61 DUCHESS, 61 DUKES, 61 DUNCAN, 58 Alta, 53 DUNLEVY, 58 DUNN, 58 Elizabeth, 53 DURBIN, 58 DUROCHER, 61 DYER Joseph, 80 EACKER, 61 EADS Miriam, 53 EASTERLINE/EASTERLING, 61 EASTLAND, 61 EBERHART, 61 EDDLEMAN, 58 EDDY Susie, 80 EDGINGTON, 61 EDMONDS, 70 EDSON Enma, 82 EGGERT Henry, 78 EGIN, 61 EISELE, 58 EISENNIGER Lucy, 78 ELKINS Lena, 80 ELLIOT, 58 ELLIOTT, 58 ELLIS Vivian, 78 ELLISON, 58 EMBREY, 58 EMMONS Adelia Adair "Nellie", 70 Clara (HOPKINS), 70 Clarence, 70 Dallas, 70 Dallas, Jr., 70 Eudora, 70 Eudora A. (FISH), 70 Grace Evelyn, 70 Hettie, 70 Jerome M., 70 Marjorie, 70 Mary Elizabeth, Mrs., 70 Saran Caroline (HALL), 70 Theodore Pascal, 70 Vivian, 70 Warren, 70 Warren, Jr., 70 ENDICOTT, 61 ENGLAND, 58 ENNEW, 61 ERHARD Delphia, 82 ERICKSON C.J., 80 ERNST, 61 ERWIN, 58 EUDALY Cora, 80 EVANS, 58, 61 ,David, 72 Hattie, 80 EVERT L., 79 EVINGER, 58 David, 53 Marlene, 53 FAIRCHILD, 58 FALCKENSTEIN, 58 FARLEY, 58 H.A., 72 FAUBION, 58 FEAKE, 61 FELKER Minnie, 78 FELTS, 61 FELTT, 61 FERGUSON, 58 FIEHLER Henry, 72 FINDLAYSON, 58 FINE, 61 FINLEY, 58 FINN H.W., 72 L., 78 FISH Charles, 70 Dorothy, 70 Eudora A., 70 Isaac, 70 John, 70 Joseph Paschal T., 70 Josephine (HEITZ), 70 Julia (PARKS), 70 Leander Jack, 70 Leroy ~aschal, 70 Lily, 70 Mary Katherine (LARGE), 70 Opal Mae (LONGTAIL), 70 Paschal, Jr., 70 Rosa, 70 William, 70 FISHER, 61 Dr., 64 N.D., 72 FISKE, 61 FITCH, 61 FITZGERALD, 61 FITZPATRICK M.T.,72 FLEMING, 61 FLEMMING, 61 FLESHMAN, 58 Edna, 80 FLING, 58 FLORY, 58 89 FOGERTY, 58 FOLEY, 58 FOLLIN James M., 72 FORBES, 58 FORD Minerva, 79 FORNEY, 58 FORREST, 61 FOULTZ Della, 79 FOURNIER, 61 FOWLER, 61 FRAZIER, 61 FREEMAN, 58, 61 Grace (EMMONS), 70 Marjorie, 53 S.D., 70 FRENCH, 58 FRITZ, 59 FULKERSON, 59 FULLER, 59 FULLERTON, 59 FULLILOVE, 61 FULTON, 59 FURY, 61 GABRIEL Alerta Bell (ROHE), 75 Arthur W., 75 Marjaret, 53 GALLEGHER, 61 GARDINER, 59, 61 GARDNER, 59, 61 GARRETTSON, 59 GARRISON, 59 GARVEY Thos. F., 72 GASTROCK Ida, 83 GATES, 59 GAYLORD, 59 GEARHART Curinda, 82 GERSTENBERGER Henrietta, 81 GIBBS, 59 GIBSON, 59, 61 GILLISPIE, 61 GILMORE, 59 GIMBLET Dorothy, 53 Ernest, 53 GLASGOW, 59 GLEN, 59 �GLENN, 59 GOBEL, 59 GOFF Claire Ethyl, 76 GOODMAN C.W., 72 GORDEN Ruth, 80 GORDON Ell iott, 76 Harriet, 76 GORRELL, 61 GORRILL Maude, 81 R.W., 81 GORTON Catherine, 53 Thomas, 53 GRACE, 59 GRAFTON Bryant, 72 GRAGG, 61 GRAHAM, 59 Florence, 81 GRANGER, 61 GRAVES, 59 GRAY James, 76 Violet C. (SHOTWELL), 76 GREEN, 59 GREGORY, 59 GRESS Mi ldred, 82 GRIEBER Paul, 81 GRIFFIN, 59, 61 Rejeana, 53 GRI FFITH Emma, 79 Eunice, 76 GRIMES, 59 GRING, 59 GROSSMAN, 59 GROUND, 59 GUARD, 59 GUNN, 59 F.W., 72 GUY, 59 Genevieve, 53 Ruth, 53 GWATHMEY, 59 HAAG Jacob, 72 HABBIN, 59 HACK, 59 HACKSTEIN, 59 HADDOCK, 61 HADDOX, 61 HAGENBUCH C.H., 72 HALE, 61 HALL, 59 Dorothy (FISH), 70 Sarah Caroline, 70 HAM Edith, 79 HAMILTON, 59 HAMM, 59 HAMMER, 59 HAMMILL, 59 HAMMOND, 61 HAMPSHIRE Mark, 53 HANEY, 59 HANNAH, 59 HANNAM Harriet Isabell, 85 Jane (COFFIN), 85 Thomas Higgins, 85 HANNOLD A.G., 73 HANSEN, 59 HARDY, 59 HARE, 59 HARGIS, 59 HARGROVE, 59 HARPER Gladys (TISDALE), 76 James Clifford, 76 HARREll, 59 HARRINGTON, 59 HARRISON, 59, 61 HARSHBARGER, 59 HART, 61 David, 53 HARTMAN, 59 H.F., 82 Leona, 82 HARTWICK Clara A., 76 Merle, 76 HARVEY S.C., 72 HASE Herman, 72 HASKELL John, 83 HASS, 61 HASTINGS, 61 HATFIELD A.T.,83 HAUGHTON, 59 HAVENS Luke M., 72 HAYDEN, 59 HAYNES Elizabeth, 53 HAYS, 59 Minnie, 78 HEASTON, 61 HEATH, 59 HEFNER, 61 HEGERMAN, 61 HElM Nellie, 81 HEINEN, 59 HEISE Louise, 81 HEITZ Josephine, 70 HELDER, 59 HELLMAN, 59 HELLSTROM, 59 Ray, 53 HELMS, 59 HENDRICK, 59 HENDRICKS, 59 HENRY, 59 HENSY Wm., 73 HERBORN Karl, 73 HERDMAN, 61 HERRINGTON, 59 Nancy, 53 HESS, 59 Jacob J., 73 HESTER, 59 HEYKA/HEJKA, 59 HIATT, 59 HICKMAN, 61 HICKS Sadie, 77 HIEKS LN., 73 HIGGINS, 59, 61 HILDENBRAND Lydia, 82 HILDERBRAND, 80 HILDUN Maud, 78 HILL, 59 Chas. F., 73 HILLIARD, 59 90 HINCKLEY, 59 HIRSCHBERGER Josephine, 77 HISER, 59 HOAG, 59 HOCKENSMITH, 59 HODGES, 61 HODGKIN, 59 HOFFMAN, 59 HOFFSONMER Irene, 82 HOFMANN, 59 Barbara, 53 HOGAN, 59 HOGlIN, 61 HOLLAND, 59 HOLLOWAY, 59 Blanche, 76 HOLLOWELL, 61 HOLMES, 61 HOMME Dora, 81 HOODENPYLE, 59 HOOGLAND Edward, 65, 66 HOOK, 59 HOOT, 59 HOOVER, 59, 61 Mark, 53 HOPKINS Clara, 70 Mr., 70 HOPSON, 61 HOTTON, 59 HOUGHTILE, 61 HOUGLAND, 59 Maxine, 53 HOUSE, 61 HOUSLEY, 61 HOUSTON, 59 HOUT, 59 Goldie, 53 HOVDE Mi lIard, 76 HOWELL, 59 HOWLAND, 61 HOYT, 61 HUCK, 61 HUDSON, 59 HUElSBERGER Helmut, 53 Ursula, 53 HUFF, 61 HUFFMAN, 59 HUFTI LE, 61 �HUGHEY Lora, 53 HUGHSON, 59 HULLMANN, 59 HULSE C.F., 73 HUNT, 61 George, 66 HUNTER, 59 Anna (PETERSON), 83 Eli Bloom, 83 HUNTLEY, 59 HUNZICKER Dan, Jr., 73 HUSSEY, 61 HUTSON H.T.,73 HYLAND, 59 IRELAND Mi llard, 85 IRVIN, 61 Virginia, 54 JAMES, 59 JAMISON Mary, 54 JARDON, 59 Marvin, 54 Norma, 54, 66 JEFFRIES, 59 JENNINGS, 59, 61 JESSEE Carrie, 64 Charles T., 64 David H., 63 Emma Bell, 64 Esther, 63, 64 Frances (LEA), 63 Frank Arthur, 64 Hannah, 63 Hestes, 63 Hinton Grant, 64 Ida May, 64 James Wilson, 63, 64 James W., 64 John, 63 John Wilson, 64 Lincoln, 64 Logan S., 64 Maria (STANDIFERD), 64 Martha, 63 Mary, 63 Mary (VERMILLION), 63 JESSEE, cont. Nancy, 64 Nancy R., 63 Nancy (WEAVER), 63, 64 William J., 63,64,65,66 JOHANNING, 61 JOHNS, 59 JOHNSON, 59, 61 Aurel ia, 54 Marguerite, 54 Otto, 54 JOINER/JOYNER, 61 JONES, 59, 61 Endsley, 73 JORDAN, 59 JUSTICE, 61 KALBRANNER, 59 KAMPSCHROEDER, 59 KASBERGER M., 81 KAT HERMAN , 59 KEARNEY, 61 KEENER, 59, 61 KEENEY, 61 KEENY, 59 KEILMAN, 61 KELLAM Mrs., 66 KELLY, 59 KELSEY, 62 KELSO, 59 KEMBERLING Sonnie, 71 KENNEDY Albert R., Dr., 83, 84 A.R., Mrs., 83 Harriet Hunter, 83 Jackie, 54 Max, 54 William Brinbridge, 84 Wm. J., 73 KENSIT Inez, 54 KERSHNER, 62 KESTING, 59 Henry, 73 KEUTNER, 59 KIDWELL Irma, 54 Richard, 54 KIINY, 59 KINCAID, 59 KINDLESPERGER, 59 KING, 59, 62 Edwina, 54 Emma, 78 Myron, 54 Robert, 70 KINGMAN Samuel A., 66 KINSEY, 59 KIRKPATRICK, 62 KIRKWOOD, 59 KLABZUBA, 59 KLINE, 59 Dorothea, 54 KLINEDINST, 59 KLING Elizabeth, 80 KLUG, 59 KLUTZ, 59 KNOX Bernice, 54 James, 54 KNUDSEN, 59 KOCH, 59 KOHL, 62 KONIG, 59 KOONTZ, 59 KRAFT, 59 Christine, 54 KRAMER, 59 KREIPE Ettie, 82 KREISELER, 62 KROPF Oscar, 76 KRUSE, 59 KUHN, 62 LA DUKE, 62 LA HAY, 62 LACE, 59 LAHRMAN J.F., 73 LAING A.E., 73 LALLIER, 59 LALUZERNE, 59 LAMBERT, 59 LAMOREAUX, 59 LANE, 62 James, 63, 64 LANGHORNE, 59 LAPAN, 59 LARGE, 62 Mary Katherine, 70 LATHAM, 59 91 LATMAN, 62 LAUCHNOR, 59 LAUGHLIN Harvey, 73 LAWSON, 59, 62 A.J, 54 Mary, 54 S.J., 81 LAYCOCK, 59 LAYNE, 59 LAYTON, 59 LEA Frances, 63 LEACH, 59 LEARNARD Tracy, 67, 69 LEATHERMAN, 59 LEAVITT David W., 73 LEE, 59 LeFORCE, 59 LEONARD, 59 LESLIE, 59 LIGHT, 62 LILES, 62 LIND, 59 LINDNER J.G., 73 LINDSEY, 59 LINEBARGER, 59 L1NSEA, 59 L10NAIS, 62 LITTLE, 59 LITTRELL, 62 LOCKET Laveta, 77 LOCKHART, 62 LOGAN, 59 LOGSTON, 62 LONG, 59 Fern, 54, 70 LONGENECKER, 59 LONGNECKER, 59 LONGTAIL Opal Mae, 70 LOOMIS Pope C., 73 LOOSEN, 59 LOTHHOLZ W., 80 LOVE Alexander E., 66 LOWENSTEIN, 59 LOWER, 59 �LUCKAN Blanche Grace (SHERWOOD), 76 Paul Ernst, 76 LUGIBIHL Peter, 73 LUND Joan, 54 LUSLKE, 59 LUTZ, 59 LYNCH, 59, 62 LYONNAISE, 62 LYONS Winnie Smith, 66 MACKEY, 59 MADDEN, 59 MADDOX, 62 MADL Lena, 82 MAFFET, 83 MAHOOD, 59 MAIRE/MAYRE, 62 MALEN Bertha, 82 MANACE, 59 MANCK, 62 MANES, 62 MANION Mary, 79 MANNING, 62 MARCH Jno. N., 73 MARION, 62 MARKLEY, 59 MARKS, 62 MARLATT, 62 MARSH, 59 MARSHALL Osie, 79 MARTIN, 59 MATHEWSON, 62 MATHIAS, 59 MATNEY, 62 MATTHEW, 59 MATTHEWS, 59 MAUL, 59 MAXWELL, 59 MAY, 59 MAYSWINKLE, 59 McBRIDE Corabell, 80 E.J., 80 McCAIN, 59 MEYER, cont. McCARTHY, 59 Sophia, 78 Paul, 54 MICHAEL, 59 McCLAIN, 59 MICK, 59 McCLANAHAN MILBURN Will, 82 Leota, 79 McCLINTOCK, 59, 62 Bernice Clara (SCHMIDT), MILES, 59 MILLER, 59, 62 76 Will iam, 81 McCLOWNIE, 59 MILLSLAGEL, 59 McCOLLI STER, 62 MILTENBERGER, 59 McCONNELL, 59 MIRIAM, 62 McCOOK MOCK, 62 James, 63 MONK, 62 McCORD, 62 MONNIER, 62 McCOY, 59 MONTGOMERY, 59 McCULLUM, 59 MOOMAW, 59 McDONALD, 62 MOORE, 59, 62 McGEE, 62, 63 J .C., 81 Virginia, 54 Mary, 54 McGRANAHAM, 62 Maud, 81 McGUIRE, 59 Sarah, 81 McKINLEY Sharon Kay, 54 William, 73 MORR, 59 McLEAN, 59 MORRIS Ruby, 81 McMANNESS Isidor, 73 Brenda, 54 J.H., 63 Michael, 54 MORROW, 62 McMILLEN, 59 MORTON, 59 McNABB, 62 Katherine, 69 McNISH, 59 MOSS, 62 McPHERSON, 59 MOSSMAN, 59 John W., 63 MOTE McROBERTS, 59 A.L., 63 MEAD, 59 MOULDEY MEEDER May, 78 Archie, 76 MUENZENMAYER, 59 Ruby, 76 MULLER, 62 MELLBROUCH MURPHY, 59 H.D., 78 Robt. C., 73 MELLEN, 59 MURRAY/MURRY, 62 MERIDETH, 59 MUSICK, 59 MERIDIETH, 59 Cheryl, 54 MERTZ John W., 73 C.A., 73 MUSSELWHITE, 59 MESENHIMER MUUMA, 59 Gertie, 80 MYERS, 59, 62 METCALF, 62 METCALFE, 59 NACE METSKER F.H., 78 Ada, 81 NEAL Shirley, 54 Robert S., 73 MEYER, 59 NEALLY, 59 Paul ine, 54 NEEL Ruth, 54 Barbara, 54 92 NEIDER Mary, 82 NEILL, 62 NELSON Mary L., 82 N.C., 78 Richard, 54 NEVITT, 62 NEWELL, 62 NEWKIRK, 62 NEWSON Florence, 80 NICHOLS, 62 Amelia Mary (WULFKUHLE), 76 Charles Thomas, 76 NIEDERER, 60 NOBLE, 62 NOEL, 60 NORTON, 60 NOYD R.S., 73 NUPHER, 62 NUT HALL, 60 OBERLANTA, 60 ODELL, 60 ODGEN, 60 OESTERREICH, 60 OGLE, 60 OHLFEST, 60 OLIVER, 60 ONESLAGER, 60 Kevin, 54 ONEY, 60 OSHEL, 60 OSWALD, 62 Violet, 80 OWENS, 60 OWINGS, 62 O'BRADY, 60 O'BRYAN Floyd, Dr., 80 O'CONNELL Mary, 54 O'CONNOR Sarah, 80 O'DELL, 62 O'HAIR, 62 O'NEIL, 60 O'REILY, 60 PAGE, 60 PALM Andrew, 73 �PETERSON, cont. PALMER, 62 P.J., 74 PARISA, 60 PETEY, 60 PARKER PETTIBON, 60 Martha, 54, 63 PETTIT,60 Roberta, 54 PETTUS, 60 PARKS Adelia Adair (EMMONS), 70 PETZOLD, 60 PHAYER, 62 George Arthur, 70 PHILLIPS, 60, 62 Joseph, 70 Blanche (HOLLOWAY), 76 Julia, 70 Guy H., 76 William, 70 PIERCE, 60 PARR PIGGOTT, 62 L.W., 73 PITTENGER PASCAL Josephus, 70 Flora, 82 PATCH, 60 PLAMONDON, 62 PATE, 60 PLANK, 60 PATEE, 62 PLUMBER, 60 PATRICK, 62 PLUMMER, 62 Ethel, 78 POE, 62 Lois, 78 POEHLER PATTERSON, 60 Theo, 74 Will C., 73 POHL, 60 PATTON, 60 POOL PAUL Francis Asbury, 85 Joseph, 73 James C. T., 85 PAULIN, 60 Mel issa, 85 PAYNE, 60 Odom, 85 Janet, 54 POSTMA PEARCY, 62 James, 54 PEEK, 62 William H., 80 PELLETT, 60 POTTER, 60 PEMBERTON Donald, 54 Marie, 54 POTTS PENCE Minnie, 78 Pearl, 78 POUPPIRT PENDLETON Pearl, 78 William, 80 POWRIE, 60 PERCY, 62 PRALL PERKINS, 60 Rhoda, 54 Laura, 77 PRATHER, 60 L.H., 73 PRATT, 60 PERRINE PREISACH B.J., 73 Phillip, 74 PERRY, 62 PRESTON, 60 PERSON PRICE, 60 Olof, 73 PROVEAU, 62 PETEFISH PROVOST, 62 Lottie, 81 PUCKETT, 62 PETERS, 62 PUDERBAUGH, 60 PETERSDATTER, 60 PUGH, 62 PETERSON PULLIAM, 62 Anna, 83 PUMPKIN, 70 Anna Ermat, 83 PURCELL, 60, 62 Joseph, 83 QUILLEN Agnes D., 75 QUINCHE, 62 RABOUIN, 62 RADER, 60 Juanita, 54 RAMEY, 60 RANDEL Grace, 82 RANDOLPH, 62 RANKIN, 60 C.C., 54 Polly, 54 RANSOME Ada R., 78 RAP PARD Evelyn (COLLINS), 76 Harold Henry, 76 Velma (BOSTEDER), 76 RASBERRY, 62 RASH, 62 RASOR, 60 RATLI FF Racheal, 79 RAYMOND, 60 READ A.W., 74 RED WING Chief, 70 REDMAN J.A., 74 REED, 62 Eudora (EMMONS), 70 Louie, Jr., 70 Louie C., 70 Thomas, 70 REEDY Mike, 74 REICHENBACHER, 60 REICHENECKER Geo. B., 74 REID Janet, 54 REINHARDT, 60 RENNICK Zella, 78 RHODES Francis, 70 Marjorie (EMMONS), 70 RICE, 60 RICHART/RICHARDT, 60 RICHEY J. T., 74 RICKMAN, 60 93 RIGGS, 60, 62 Richard, 86 RILEY, 60 RITCHEY, 60 RITZENTHALERS, 60 ROACH, 60 ROBERTS, 60, 62 C.W., 74 Fern, 78 ROBERTSON, 60, 62 ROBINSON C., Maj. Gen., 65 ROCHER, 62 ROCKHOLD A., 78 ROGERS, 60 William, 70 ROHE Alerta Bell, 75 ROSE, 60, 62 Agatha, 85 Agnes, 85 Anna, 85 Blanche, 85 Elizabeth Ann, 85 George Washington, 85 Hattie, 79 James Mortimer, 85 ROSS, 60 Robin, 54 ROSSEL/ROZZEL, 60 ROST, 60 ROTTON, 62 ROULLEAU, 62 ROUSE, 60, 62 ROUSSEY, 60 ROYAL, 62 ROZZEL, 62 RUFF, 60 RUMSEY Dorthy Dunmire, 76 RUSH, 60 RUSSELL, 62 Mary, 78 RYLAND, 60 SAlLE, 60 SALATHIEL, 62 SAMPSON J.H., 74 SANDER Jul ia, 77 SANDERS, 60 Elizabeth, 54, 85 SANDERSON, 64 �SANDS James G., 74 SARGENT, 62 SARVER, 62 SASH, 60 SAUM, 62 SAVARY, 62 SAYLER John, 54 Virginia, 54 SCANLON J.B., 74 SCANNELL, 62 SCHAAKE, 60 SCHALL A., 74 SCHAUM Henry L., 74 SCHEHRER, 60 SCHELL Dorothy, 54 SCHENCK, 62 SCHLECTY, 60 SCHLEGEL Frances, 69 SCHMELCHER, 62 SCHMIBLEY James, 79 SCHMIDT, 60 Bernice Clara, 76 SCHNEIDER, 60 Valentine, 74 SCHOTT, 60 Cynthia, 54 SCHOULT, 60 SCHROEDER John, 64 SCHULE, 60 SCHULENBURG Fred, 74 SCHULTZ, 60 SCHULZ A.J., 74 SCHULZE August, 74 SCHWAN/SCHWANN, 62 SCHWARZ Albert, 54 SCHWEIGHAUSER, 60 SCOTT, 60 SEARS, 60, 62 SEBRING, 60 SEELEY H.D., 74 SEFTON, 60 SEIBEL, 60 SEITZ George, 78 SEMPLE, 62 SETZER Elsie 0., 79 SHAFFER, 60 SHAFNER, 60 SHAHAN, 60 SHANNON Osbun, 74 SHAW, 60, 62 Alex, 74 Charles, 76 Ray, 54 Virginia (BEERY), 76 SHAWLEY, 60 SHEEN Wm. R., 74 SHEETS Wm., 74 SHEPARD, 62 SHERFIELD, 60 SHERWOOD Blanche Grace, 76 SHIELDS, 62 SHIRAR Cora A., 79 SHIRK Laura, 80 SHOEMAKER, 60 SHOGRIN, 60 Donna, 54 Quentin, 54 SHORTT H.E., 81 SHOTWELL Violet C., 76 SHOWALTER J.A., 74 SILVERHEAD, 70 SILVERHEEL, 70 SIMMONS, 60 SIMON, 60, 62 SIMPSON, 60 Geo. B., 74 Susan Gladys, 78 SIMS Elizabeth, 63 James, 63 Mary, 63 SKILES, 60 M.J., 80 SKINNER W.L., 74 SLAUGHTER, 60 SLAYDEN, 60 SLOAN, 60 SLOCUM, 60 SMART, 62 SMELSER, 62 SMITH, 60, 62 Adell, 54 Claude, 54 Nancy, 54, 63 Zona, 54 SNAPP, 60 SNEDEGER, 62 Charles, 54 Jean, 54, 64, 71 SNELL, 60 SNOW Anthony, 74 F.H., Prof. , 67 SNYDER H.J., 74 Sylvester, 74 SONNER, 60 SOUTH J .H., 74 SOUTHARD, 62 SPANGLER, 60 SPECK, 62 Fred, 74 SPEICHER, 60 SPENCER, 62 lona, 54 SPERRY, 62 SPIELMAN, 60 SPIETZ Rob't. J., 74 SPINK, 62 SPRAGUE, 60 SPRIEGER, 60 STAATZ, 60 STAINBROOK, 60 STAMPS, 60 STANDERFORD/STANDIFORD, 62 STANDIFERD Maria, 64 STANFIELD, 62 STANLEY, 60 Eunice (GRIFFITH), 76 John, 76 STAR, 62 STARR Jno. M., 74 STASCHEN, 60 STAUFFER, 60 STEARNS, 62 94 STEINHOUR Jno., 74 STENCER Ada, 80 STENSTRUM Caroline, 80 STEVENS, 60 STEWART, 60, 62 Ermina, 78 STIGER, 60 STONE, 60, 62 STOREY, 60 STOVER M.M., 74 STRATFORD, 60 STRATTON Joanna L., 63 STRAUB Maria, 81 STREET, 62 STREICHER, 60 STRICKER, 60 STROPE, 60 STRUCK, 62 STUART Mary Lynn, 54 STURGES, 60 STUTSMAN, 60 SUMMERS Teresa, 83 SUTHERLAND Anna, 82 SUTOR IUS Chas. A., 74 SWANGER Carol, 54 SWANSON Jennie, 79 SWAN/SWANN, 62 SWEARINGIN, 62 SWEENY, 62 SWEETS, 62 Judy, 54, 63, 66 SWEETZER, 62 SWISHER, 60 TALBERT, 62 TALLEY, 60 Fay, 54 Lloyd, 54 TAPPAN, 60 TAYLOE, 60 TAYLOR, 60 TENNESSON, 62 TENNYSON, 62 �THARP, 60 THATCHER, 62 Fred, 74 THAYER, 60, 62 THOMAS, 60, 62 Elsie, 81 THOMPSON, 60 Bill, 54 Ruth, 54 THOMSON, 60 THORMAN Sarah E., 77 THORNBRUGH, 62 TIBBALS, 62 TIBBETS, 62 TlBBLOW H., 70 TISDALE Gladys, 76 TITLE, 60 Barbara, 55 TODD, 60 TOOLY, 70 TOUZAR, 62 TRACY, 62 TRAPP, 62 TREMBLE, 60 TREWARGY F.L., 74 TRICKEY L.C., 74 TRIMBLE, 62 TROVILLO, 60 TUCKER, 60 Louis R., 66 Ruhainah, 82 TURNER, 60 TUTTLE, 62 TWEDDELL Gertrude, 55 TWEED, 60 TYLER, 62 TYRRELL, 60 ULERICH, 60 ULRICH, 60 UPCHURCH John Jordan, 74 VAN HORSEN Estate, 78 VAN PELT, 62 VanHOESEN I.N., 75 VanKUREN L.S., 75 VanLANINGHAM J., 75 VanTRIES Laura, 82 VARING, 62 VAUGHN, 60, 62 Donald, 55 Wi lma, 55 VAUGHAN, 62 VEISTlE, 60 VERMI LLiON Mary, 63 VERRALL, 60 VILES Pearl, 83 VINEGAR, 62 VITT F.T.,75 VITTITOE/VITTITOW, 62 VOPICKA Joanne, 55 VOSS, 62 VOUGHT, 60 WADDLE, 60 WADE, 60 WAGGONER, 60 WAGNER Chas., 75 WAGONER, 62 WAGSTAFF Richard, 75 WAKEFIELD, 60 WALDRIP, 62 WALKER, 60 Jennie, 81 Sam, Col., 63 WALL, 60 A.P., 75 WALLlCH, 60 WALLOWT, 60 WALTERS, 62 WALTON Amy, 80 WARD, 60, 62 Anna Jane, 77 Arthur, 77 Clyde F., 77 C.T., 77 J.M., 77 Lois, 77 Ruth, 77 WARE, 60 Edwin, 77 Galen, 77 Lill ian, 77 Myrtle, 77 William 101., 77 WARING Bessie, 77 Frank, 77 James, 77 L.W., 77 Walter, 77 WARNER Charles, Jr., 77 Charles, Sr., 77 George L., 77 Howard, 77 Wayne, 77 William, 77 WARNOCK carl, 77 Hugh J., 77 Lyford, 77 Nina, 77 Vernie, 77 WARREN Charles 101., 77 WASHINGTON Albert, 77 Dorothy, 77 Eugene, 77 George, 77 Henry, 77 John, 77 Lillie, 77 Mary, 77 Melvin, 77 Raymond, 77 WATERS Charles C., 78 Eugene, 78 Gladys, 78 Merrill, 78 Rolland, 78 WATERSON Corwin, 78 Gladys, 78 William A., 78 WATKINS James, 75 WATSON Arthur, 78 Barclay S., 78 Bennezet, 78 Clifford, 78 95 WATSON, cont. Herbert, 78 Margaret, 78 WATT Cel ia, 78 Harry M., 78 Jennie, 78 Jno. T., 75 Mary, 78 William G., 78 WATTERS, 60 WATTS, 60 Allen, 78 Artie, 78 Calvin, 78 Charles, 78 Clara, 78 Edgar, 78 Elsie, Mrs., 78 Ernest, 78 Flossie, 78 Homer, 78 Howard, 78 John, 78 J., 75 Laura, 78 Marjory, 78 Mc., 78 Mi ldred, 78 Ned, 78 Payton, 78 Rachel, 78 Robert N., 78 Samuel M., 78 Vida, 78 Wilbur L., 78 Zana, 78 WAUGH, 62 WEATHERS, 60 WEAVER James, 63 Mary (SIMS), 63 Nancy, 63 Nancy (SMITH), 63 Wi II iam, 63 WEBBER A.A., 81 WEBSTER, 60, 62 WEED Everett D., 75 WEEKS Arthur, 78 Arthur F., 78 Edith, 78 Eva, 78 �IJEEKS, cont. Lula, 78 Marion, 78 Ruben, 78 IJEIDEMANN R.F.C., 75 IJEIL, 60 IJEILER Annie, 78, 79 Bertha, 78, 79 George, 78, 79 IJEIMER Guy, 78 Ralph, 78 Ruth, 78 IJEIR, 60 IJEIS, 62 IJELCH, 62 Alonzo E., 78 Henry, 78 May, 78 Seth, 78 IJELCHER Armelda, 78 Cecil, 78 Clarence A., 78 Earl, 78 Gladys, 78 IJELLA, 60 IJELLS, 62 Alfred, 78 Al ice, 78 Charles, 78 Charles A., 78 Charles IJ., 78 Claude L., Dr., 78 Elvyn, 78 Eugene, 78 Frank 0., 78 Gertrude, 78 Helen, 81 James, 78 Rachel, 78 IJilliam, 78 IJilliam D., 78 IJELSH Joseph C., 75 IJEL TV John B., 75 IJERTS Evelyn, 78 Harry, 78 Howard, 78 S., 78 IJEST, 60 IJESTCOTT G.H., 79 Marguerite, 79 Ovid, 79 IJESTERGREN Arnold L., 78 Charles, 78 Delbert, 78 IJESTERHOUSE Allen, 78 Alvin, 78 Amos, 78 Amos IJ., 79 Edd, 79 Elmer, 79 Elmer E., 79 Ermal, 79 Estate, 79 Ethel, 78 Henry E., 79 H., Sr., 79 Inez, 79 Lucile, 79 Oscar, 78 IJESTFALL Clyde, 78 Edward E., 78 Esther, 78 Ruth, 78 IJESTHEFFER De, 79 Donald, 79 Eli, 79 IJEYBRIGHT, 60 A. Ralph, 79 Elda, 79 Irma, 79 Mi ldred, 79 Vera, 79 IJilda, 79 IJi llard, 79 IJHALEY George H., 79 Glenn, 79 IJHEDON, 62 Charles A., 79 IJHEELER Jordan, 79 IJHETSTONE, 60 IJHIPPLE, 62 Frank, 79 George, 79 Newton E., 79 IJHI RLOIJ Anna, 79 IJHI RLOIJ, cont. Bell, 79 Cassius, 79 George IJ., 79 Oll ie, 79 IJilli am, 79 IJHITE, 60, 62 Agnes, 79 Al ice, 79 Anna E., Mrs., 79 Arthur, 79 Daniel, 79 David N., 79 Earl, 79 Eileen, 79 Eleanor, 79 Frank, 79 Genevieve, 79 Harold, 79 Ida, 79 John, 79 Katherine, 79 LaVerne, 79 Margaret, 79 Mari lyn, 55 Martin, 79 Mary M., 79 Minerva, 79 Newton, 79 Nora, 79 Ol in, 79 Plin F., 79 Rosa, 79 Russell G., 79 Sal ina, 79 Teresa, 79 Thelma, 79 IJH ITLEY Charles, 79 Lester, 79 Mary, 79 IJilliamA.,79 IJH ITMAN, 60 Edgar E., 79 Ethel, 79 Gi lbert, 79 Jessie, 79 May, 79 Roscoe, 79 IJalter, 79 IJH ITNEY, 60, 62 IJH ITSON, 60 Carol, 55 Robert, 55 96 IJHITZLEL P.O., 75 IJIBLE Chester, 79 Daisy, 79 Laura, 79 IJilliam H., 79 IJIEMAN F.IJ., 75 IJIES, 62 IJIGGINS/IJIGGIN 60, 62 Dorothy, 55 El izabeth, 79 Elwood, 55 Evelyn, 79 James, 79 Jane, 55 Laverne, 79 IJilli am, 79 IJilliam H., 79 IJI LBER Agnes, 79 Evan, 79 Harold, 79 Verl, 79 IJal ter H., 79 IJI LBUR Dora, 80 Emery, 80 Gorden, 80 Howard, 80 LeRoy, 80 IJalter T., 80 IJILBURN Samuel Stewart, 76 IJILCOX, 60 George, 80 Henry, 80 IJILEY, 60 IJI LKERSON Fred, 80 George, 80 Howard, 80 John, 80 Thomas C., 80 IJILKINS, 60 IJILL Fred, 80 Fred, Jr., 80 Johanna, 80 IJILLARD Allen, 80 Enid, 80 Frances, 80 Francis, 80 �WILLARD, cont. Jess, 80 Jess, Jr., 80 Zella, 80 WILLEY, 60 WILLIAMS, 60, 62 Abraham, 80 Abraham L., 80 Charles, 80 Claude, 80 Earl, 80 Edith, 80 Florence, 80 Frances, 80 Frank, 80 George, 80 Georgia, 80 Grace, 80 Helen, 80 Herbert, 80 Ida, 80 Leo, 80 Leonard, 80 Loren, 80 Loren M., 80 Lorene, 80 Nora, 80 Oscar, 80 Patricia, 55 Raymond, 80 Roger M., 80 Virginia, 80 W.R., 79 WILLIAMSON Chalmer M., 80 Earl, 80 Isaac E., 80 Lloyd, 80 Louise, 80 WILLIS, 62 Mrs., 82 WILSON, 60, 62 Alvin, 80 Arleta, 80 Bertha, 80 Bessie, 80 Carroll, 80 Clarence Edward, 76 Della Ann, 76 Elizabeth, 80 Elmer, 80 Emma, 80 Esther, 80 Fern, 79 Fredie, 80 WILSON, cont. Glen, 80 H.B., 80 John C., 80 Lester, 80 L.E., 80 Mamie, 80 Margaret, 80 Margie, 79 Orlie,80 Orvile,80 Oscar E., 80 Rex, 80 Stella, 80 Truman, 80 Virgi l, 80 Walter, 80 Wayne, 80 Worlene, 80 WINCHELL Arthur, 55 Mary Lou, 55 WINDELL, 60 WINEINGER Charles W., 80 Pearl, 80 WINEY Jacob, 75 WINGERT Della, 80 Elizabeth, 80 Jessie, 80 Mabel, 80 Willi am, 80 William M., 80 William W., 80 Wyman, 80 WINGO, 60 WINKLER Frank, 81 Helen, 81 Morris, Jr., 81 Morris C., Sr., 81 Will iam, 81 WINSLOW, 60 WINTER Albert, 81 A.K., 81 Bertha, 81 Charles, 81 Charles B., 81 Hazel, 81 Helen, 81 Jean, 81 Lee, 81 WINTER, cont. Lourie B., 81 Mark, 81 Mary, 81 Maude, 81 Maurice, 81 Mi l ton, 81 M.R., 81 Paul, 81 P.B., 81 WINTERMANTLE Elmer, 81 Fay, 81 Nellie S., Mrs., 81 WINTERS Doris, 81 Ethel, 81 Fred, 81 Wi II iam, 81 WISE, 60, 62 Charles A., 81 Clara, 81 Dick, 81 Dwain, 81 Elmer B., 81 Eva, 81 Helen, 81 Henry, 81 John C., 81 Samuel D., 81 WIZER B. F., 81 Laura, 81 Phillip, 81 Prince, 81 WOJAHN L., 78 WOLF Arthur, 81 Charles, 81 Elbert, 81 George, 81 James, 81 John, 81 Joseph, 81 Kate, 81 Lillie, 81 Raymond, 81 Will iam, 81 WOLFE Eula, 81 Vincent, 81 Will iam, 81 WOOD, 62 Charles H., 81 97 WOOD, cont. E.M., 75 E.W., 68 Hebert, 81 Jamie, 81 John P., 84 Logan, 81 Lucie A. (CARRUTH), 67, 68, 69 Sarah A., Mrs., 81 WOODARD, 62 Anna, 79 George, 81 George W., 81 Harvey, 81 Howard, 81 Lavi, 81 Vera, 81 WOODBURY, 60 WOODFORD, 60 WOODRING L.F., 75 WOODS Albert, 81 Edith, 81 Fred M., 81 Martin, 81 WOODWARD Alice, 81 Bert, 81 Bert P., 81 Carl, 81 Charles, 81 Charles E., 81 Donald, 81 Earl, 81 Ethel, 81 E.G., 81 Fay, 81 Howard, 81 lone, 81 I. Carl, 81 Laura, 81 Linnie, 81 Lura, 81 Madge, 81 Marvin, 81 Merritt, 81 Merton, 81 Myrtle, 81 Robert, 81 Russel J., 81 Russell, 81 WOOLLEY Emma, 78 �WORALL Frances, 80 WORK, 62 WORLEY, 60 Charles, 55 Erma, 55 WRAY Amber, 82 Charles T., 82 Zetha, 82 WRIGHT, 60 Homer R., 82 WRINGER Al ice, 82 Elmo, 82 Lena, 82 Margaret, 82 Marie, 82 Norton, 82 WULFKHULE Frank V., 82 Helen, 82 WULFKUHLE, 60 Albert, 82 Amelia, 82 Amelia Mary, 76 Anna, 82 Arthur, 82 Charles 0., 82 Clyde, 82 C.F., 82 Emma, 82 Ernest, 82 Frank, 82 Fred, 82 Fred H., 82 Freda, 82 George, 82 Gus, 82 Harold, 82 Harry, 82 Harry 0., 82 Harvey, 82 Henry W., 82 Herbert, 82 Herman, 82 Letha, 82 Ross, 82 Tillie, 82 Walter, 82 William, 82 William C., 82 William F., 82 WYMER Bertha, 82 WYMER, cont. Emma, 82 Fern, 82 Helen, 82 Herb, 82 Herbert, 82 Margaret, Mrs., 82 Martin, 82 William, 82 WYNN Albert, 82 Edith, 82 Glenn, 82 John, 82 John D., 82 Luella, 82 Warren, 82 YAHN Anna, 82 Henry, 82 Lillian, 82 William S., 82 YAKLE Anna, 82 Christina, 82 Claude, 82 Cleva, 82 Clyde, 82 Erhart, 82 Erhart, Jr., 82 Erhart L., 82 Katherine, 82 Treva, 82 YEAROUT Joseph Oren, 82 Louis, 82 YEOMAN Josephine, 82 R.W., 82 YOCKEY, 60 YORK Francis, 82 James, 82 Oscar T., 82 Raymond, 82 YOST William P., 82 YOUNG, 60 Anna, 82 Bessie, 82 Charles B., 82 Charles L., 82 Edward, 82 Emma, 82 YOUNG, cont. Fay, 82 Gertrude, 82 John, 75 Lee, 82 Lloyd, 82 Louisa, 82 Michael, 82 Walter, 82 YOUNGLOVE, 62 ZANE Dr., 64 ZAWARKA, 60 ZEEB Aldora, 83 Annabe ll, 83 Edward, 83 Freddie, 83 George, 83 Gust A., 83 John G., 83 Jul ius A., 83 Mable, 83 Mike, 83 Sophia, 83 ZEHMS, 60 ZEPH, 60 ZIESCH Ernest, 83 Herman, 83 Ida, 83 Jul ius, 83 ZILLNER Albert, 83 Clement, 83 Fred, 83 George, 83 Hilda, 83 John, 83 Joseph, 83 Mary, 83 Tracy, 83 ZIMMERER, 60 ZIMMERMAN, 60 Katherine S., 83 William H., 83 ZINN, 60 ZOELER, 60 ZOOK Jacob M., 75 ZURCHER, 60 98 �DOUC;LF\S COUNTY, LECOMPTON kI\NSf\S .~'" "PRU."~ t N PLUft~~T • G.fl.o'l' WIL'-OW ~PA.IN~~ • Mf\RlON W\LLOW SPR\ NC;S II vaNI.Ato'D C.LEAAPlkI.Cle FRANkL.IN Co, ADDRESS CORRECTIONS: If your PIONEER is returned to us by the Post Office for incorrect address and you have not filed an address correction with the Douglas Co. 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Title A name given to the resource The Pioneer, Vol. 14, No. 2: Winter 1990 Subject The topic of the resource Douglas County (Kan.) -- Genealogy Douglas County (Kan.) -- History Douglas County Genealogical Society (Lawrence, Kan.) Description An account of the resource The quarterly newsletter of the Douglas County Genealogical Society in Douglas County, Kansas, containing information regarding the organization, activities, and membership of the Society, and articles of interest to those researching family ties to or the history of Douglas County, Kansas. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Douglas County Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Douglas County Genealogical Society (Lawrence, Kan.) 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