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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 Oneslager, 114 Elm, Box 263, Baldwin, KS 66006 Mary Burchill, 1612 St. Andrews Dr., lawrence, KS 66046 COMMITTEES Membership Chairman Refreshments ...• 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, lawrence, 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 possible. An annual public workshop is held to help in research. MEMBERSHIP FEES are $10.00 single, $11.00 family. Checks should be made payable to the Douglas County Genealogical Society and sent to the address above. The fiscal year is from JULY 1 to JUNE 30 OF THE FOLLOWING YEAR. Visitors are always welcome. * * * * * * * * * * * * The DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY LIBRARY is located along the east wall of the Lawrence Public Library, 707 Vermont St., Lawrence, KS. Hours are Monday through Friday 9:30 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.; saturday 9:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.; Sunday 1:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m .. Anyone may use our library but items MAY NOT BE CHECKED OUT. A card file of the Society's holdings is kept at the Reference Desk. Microfilm readers are available at the library and materials may be reserved through interlibrary loan at the Reference Desk. �.' , THE PIONEER published Quart~~ty by The Douglas County Genealogical Society, Inc. p.o. Box 3664 Lawrence, Kansas 66046-0664 ISSN 0739-4101 Vol. XIV, No. 3 Spring 1991 ------------------------------------------------------------------ PAGE CONTENTS 99 The HAMPSHIRE and DEERING Families ........................• ··• Ahnentafel of Mark B. HAMPSHIRE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .· .... ······ 101 Letter of Remembrance from Virdillia (McGEE) GAUMER .........• 102 Family of John J. and Olivia Corel McGEE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • 103 Douglas County, Kansas, Marriage Records ~ 1890~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . 105 Bride Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ·······, 114 A CRAWFORD Divorce ..... ". . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ·. . . . . . . . . . . . . . I. • •• 117 Real Estate Transfers, 24 February 1892 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 117 Lecompton Township voters - 16 March 1867 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 118 Marriage Licenses Issued in Shawnee County to Douglas County Residents, October 1887 to April 1913 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 119 Bride Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 123 e' • • • • • • • • • • • • •• Recent Obituaries of Early Douglas County Residents .........• 124 The English Lutheran Church of Lawrence - 1898 . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . 125 The City of Clearfield . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 129 Some Obituaries of Clearfield Residents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 133 Quer i e s. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . .. 13 6 Index of Names in Current Issue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 137 LAPTAD Stock Farm Advertisement, 1920 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 148 THE PIONEER welcomes articles and records for publication that are relevant to Douglas county family history, with the exception of articles from published and copyrighted sources. It is not necessary that articles be camera ready, but if you are typing for that purpose, be sure and leave enough margin space for binding. Send submissions to the PIONEER EDITOR at the address above, or submit to a Board member. ADDRESS CORRECTIONS: If your PIONEER is returned to us by the Post Office for incorrect address and you have not filed an address correction with the Douglas Co. Genealogical Society's Membership Chairman, the PIONEER will be remailed to you ONLY UPON RECEIPT OF $4.00 to cover Post Office charges to us. �: •.. .. po li$dL I Q .{'.:l:::~~·~~i.\~~, .~~;:~ . ~ "'; Da Lee's Ar~ Gallery;.;,,~ . Soutb T~nncs8ce St., Lllwrellos; Ka~f;:'.'~ The John Henry DEERING family c.1890 Left to right, standing: Sam, Cornelia, Enma Left to right, seated: Adah, John H., Albert <3 �THE HAlfPSHIRE AND DEERING FAlfILIES Mark B. Hampshire submitted notes from various sources from ~ihich this article was prepared: Hampshire, Levi W., genealogical and biographical description of the Hampshire family; Hull, The Stahl Family; Owens, Inez M... Hampshire family notes; Hampshire, Mark A., From Maine to Kansas. Emanuel HAMPSHIRE was born July 18, 1835 in Seneca County, Ohio, son of Jonas and Mary (SWOPE) HAMPSHIRE. On January 4, 1857, he married Sarah STAHL, born September 2, 1840, Seneca County, Ohio, to Jacob and Tena (SMITH) STAHL. They subsequently had several children, among them William H. and Levi Wesley, born June 14, 1867. The family spoke and read German in their home, and Emanuel loved to work with timber. Sometime after Levi's birth the family moved to a farm near Garnett, Kansas. Emanuel tried to interest his sons in the farm, but each one in turn completed his education and left to seek greener pastures elsewhere. Finally only Levi and his younger brother Jesse were left, and Emanuel turned over management of the farm to Levi, setting aside the money made from hog-raising to finance Levi's first year at Lane University. While attending Lane, Levi taught at a country school during the winter months and helped his father on the farm during the summer. He studied English, grammar, mathematics, history and German. And he also met a tall, slender, dark-eyed young lady named Maria Emma DEERING, born April 12, 1868 at Blackjack in Douglas County, Kansas to John Henry and Cornelia (GIFFORD) DEERING. Her father was born February 21, 1833 in Bath, Maine, son of John and Sarah B. DEERING. Her mother was born October 27, 1842 in Kane Co., Illinois, daughter of Hezekiah and Mary Jane (SMITH) GIFFORD. The DEERING family lived in Prairie City in Douglas County until shortly after the Civil War. Prairie City had begun with much hope for the future, anticipating the railroad to come through the town and spur it:s growth. But the railroad located the depot about half a mile north in what: had become Media, or West Baldwin, and the village of Baldwin was growin9 up around Baker University. Emma's father tried to make a living hand-making wooden products, but he was competing against manufactured goods, and as not only his business and the town itself dwindled, his lungs and heart also began to fail him, and he was forced to dispose of his business as best he could. He moved his family to North Lawrence, where he established a drug store. After only five years, his health again forced him to sell, and he passed away December 12, 1880. Emma's mother moved the family to a small farm at the edge of Lawrence, and family members were forced to work at extra jobs to keep the family going. Emma's older brother John became a traveling salesman for Morell Packing Company. Her younger brother Sam became a printer. The younges't son, Albert, entered the regular Army. The youngest child, Adah, stayed with her mother, and after completing her schooling, taught school in Lawrence. Emma's mother Cornelia lived until 1900, when she died on October 4th at Lawrence. Soon after Emma and Levi graduated from Lane University, they were married on December 21, 1890, by the Rev. A.H. STOTE. They livE~d on the Hampshire farm. Levi was good at inventing labor-saving devices, and was interested in scientific approaches to farming. He contacted the new Agricultural College at Manhattan, Kansas, and they sent him pamphlets about new experiments, and grains and new seed corn for testing. In the fall of that year, the college organized a contest at Garnett, and prizes would be given for the best ten ears of corn. Levi selected samples The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.3 99 �The Hampshire and Deering Families, continued. grown from the seed the college had sent him, and easily won the contest, even though one of the ears had a red cob. His report of the number of bushels shelled per acre of corn also exceeded any other, and a professor from the college took this opportunity to lecture to the assembled farmers on the wonders the college and science had to offer. Over the years, Levi's farm became a place where his neighbors could see the positive results of his experiments with new and better corn, new dairy herd management techniques, and scientific poultry raising. He had one of the first John Deere grain binders in the county. Levi's goal, however, was to enter the teaching profession and eventually become a school administrator, even though it took him many years to accomplish it. As the century drew to a close, Emma's health was failing due to injuries she had received as a girl when she had been dragged by a team of horses. Her brothers had come in from the field with a team dragging a pair of double-trees, and Emma. had begged them to let her drive the team to the barn. The team became frightened at the dragging double-trees and bolted, and Emma could not stop them. Several ribs were broken as she was dragged over the ground, but the injury went undiagnosed, and untreated. Later in life it developed into cancer. The doctor had a surgeon come from Kansas City, and they operated on Emma on the kitchen table. She became aninvali.d, unable to do the housework, gardening and other duties required of a farm wife. Levi sold the farm at a public sale and moved to Garnett in Anderson County. He took and passed the necessary examinations to obtain a teaching certificate, and his long put-off dream was soon realized. Emma died March 27, 1910 at Garnett. Levi's mother Sarah died there on June 4, 1913, and his father Emanuel on October 22, 1923. Levi himself remarried and lived until the age of 82, when he died at Garnett on June 3, 1949. Levi and Emma had a daughter Ruth, born about 1891, and died about 1945. Their son, Mark Anthony HAMPSHIRE, was born .. July 27, 1893 near Garnett, and married March 20, 1919 Katherine Cordelia LAZENBY, daughter of t· ... ', Frederick Dean and Anna Adeline (PARSONS) LAZENBY, as his first wife. She died March 3, 1963 at Garnett. He died January 14, 1984 at Washington, Iowa. .,."'-: The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.3 " ,. \;,tW .\::': " Emma DEERING, 1889, age 21 100 .. " .... ~ ... , .. , " .. t~'1 ":~~~~:: �The Hampshire and Deering Families, continued. AHNENTAFEL OF MARK B. HAMPSHIRE 1. Mark B. HAMPSHIRE 2. Mark Anthony HAMPSHIRE, b. 27 Jul 1893, Garnett, KS, d. 14 Jan 1984, Washington, IA. 3. Katherine Cordelia LAZENBY, b. 4 Jul 1891, Knoxville, lA, d. 3 Mar 1963, Garnett, KS. 4. Levi Wesley HAMPSHIRE, b. 14 Jun 1867, Seneca Co., OH, d. 3 Jun 1949, Garnett, KS. 5. Mary Emma DEERING, b. 12 Apr 1868, Blackjack, KS, d. 27 Mar 1910, Garnett, KS. 6. Frederick Dean LAZENBY, b. Aug 1851, Ontario Co., NY, d. 29 Jul 1916, Kansas City, KS. 7. Anna Adeline PARSONS, b. 8 Nov 1861, Marion Co., lA, d. 25 Apr 1940, Liberal, KS. 8. Emanuel HAMPSHIRE, b. 18 Jul 1835, Seneca Co., OH, d. 22 Oct 1923, Garnett, KS. 9. Sarah STAHL, b. 2 Sep 1840, Seneca Co., OH, d. 4 Jun 1913, Garnett, KS. 10. John Henry DEERING, b. 21 Feb. 1833, Bath, ME, d. 12 Dec 1880, Lawrence, KS. 11. Cornelia GIFFORD, b. 27 Oct 1842, Kane Co., IL, d. 4 Oct 1900, Lawrence, KS. 12. Jeremiah LAZENBY, b. 30 Jun 1824, Ontario Co., NY, d. 1 Dec 1894, Thayer, IA. 13. Frances Cordelia PERRIGO, b •. 1 Sep 1830, Burlington, VT, d. 19 Jan 1901, Mahaska Co., IA. 14. James Selby PARSONS, b. 7 Sep 1829, Worchester Co., MD, d. 12 Feb 1891, Marion Co., IA. 15. Catherine Antonis GIESY, b. 2 Apr 1836, Frederick Co., MD, d. 15 Mar 1888, Marion Co., IA. 16. Jonas HAMPSHIRE, b. 16 Oct 1808, d. 29 Jul 1892. 17. Mary (Polly) SWOPE, b. 5 Jan 1811, d. 11 Jul 1866. 18. Jacob STAHL, b. 1814, d. 23 Feb 1879. 19. Tena SMITH, b. 14 Jul 1817, d. 27 Dec 1848. 20. John DEERING, b. 1803, d. 26 Feb 1856. 21. Sarah B. ,b. 1804. 22. Hezekiah GIFFORD, b. 1810, d. 1877. 23. Mary Jane SMITH, b. 1815. 24. Samuel LAZENBY II, b. 1799, d. 1857. 25. Marriah __ , b. 1802, d. 12 May 1837? 26. John Dean PERRIGO, b. 1802, d .. 1 May 1832. 27. Maria W. WICKER, b. 12 May 1804, d. 7 May 1878. 28. Simon Peter PARSONS, b. 1786, d. Oct 1851. 29. Anna SMITH, b. 1808, d. Feb 1863. 30. Peter David GIESY, b. 4 Jul 1813, d. 4 Mar 1859. 31. Adaline SHAW, b. 2 Jan 1815, d. 9 Feb 1906. The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.3 101 �LE'l'TER OF RElfElfBRANCE FROB VIRDILLA (lfcGEEJ GAl1IfER Written and submitted by Bobby Dobbins Title. Among the early settlers of the Kaw Valley of Douglas county were two large families, the CORELs, coming from Virginia via Westport, and the McGEEs, from center county, Pennsylvania. There were three COREL/McGEE marriages: William COREL and Margaret McGEE, James P. COREL and Susannah McGEE, and Olivia COREL and John J. McGEE. The latter two families lived their entire lives on land they homesteaded east of Lawrence. Olivia and John's oldest daughter, Virdilla, born in 1861, married George GAUMER in 1881 at the old home place. They shortly moved to Mexico, where Dr. GAUMER was engaged in biological research. The following letter, sent by Virdi11a from Mexico, reflects on "old" times in the Kaw Valley. September 26, 1912 My dear Mother, Brothers and Sisters, Your very kind and welcome letters received six weeks ago. And dear brother, your happy reminiscences of our dear old home and childhood associates brings a mist before my eyes. The cherished memories of childhood are indeed precious, as we have left the scenes of our early childhood, still memory dwells lovingly on those past scenes and youthful pleasures and happy pasttimes. You ask, did I remember the old set? Our set? Bless them, I remember everyone of them. When we used to make up the invitations to our juvenile parties, we put on our list -- our grammar wasn't just as Antoinette WILLIAMS, our "school marm," might have permitted, but our hearts were sincere. We began the list: "Let's see," Me and Bush, Em and Al, 011, Kate and Ella. Nell and Lizzie KENNEDY, Jennie WALKER, and Lid CORNILUS. And the Boys, oh the boys, the Romeos and Hiawathas, we were particular. Always first on the program, "Bugyotzy," Ollie's pet name for Watson SPERRY, then Jim SPERRY, Charlie WILCOX, John and Will GARRET. Orson would never accept our invitation; he was too shy. Then E.H. - Jack, John WALKER, Marshall WHITE, and Willie CHARLTON, the "town boy." He was a friend of the SPERRYs. How our hearts did flutter with anticipation of the happy evening. You younger boys were not included in the invitation, you were too young. Yes, Dick, I remember Billie NOE. He was tall, very square shouldered and bright blue eyes. And Carl TOBLER, he was a great big overgown, sandy-haired, stub-towed braggart, the biggest coward in school. He had a pick at little Jim McGEE. Jim tolerated his browbeating, until one day it reached the limit, so Jim piled on to him one day and pounded him up. Jim was on top of Carl, laying it to him, with teeth and toenail. When Carl called out "Boys, pull me out, I'm killing him," to the contrary he was receiving the pounding. Carl never heard the last of "Boys, pull me out. I'm killing him." Dick, you are right about the geographical memory of old SCE~nes. When we went back to the U.S. nineteen years ago, George and I drove out on the old familiar road - in passing our old homestead, we stopped to look over the old familiar scenes, to the south Hawkins pasture, where we used to gather sweet williams and stawberries, to the right Uncle Jim's hill describing a horse shoe curve to the little brick school house. This hill looked so small, yet when I was at home, it seemed as high as Mt. Everest. Our old barn looked so The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.3 102 �Letter of Remembrance from Virdilla (McGee) Gaumer, continued. big to me, when we children used to jump off the back platform, but the years had reduced it in size. And the dear hardworking old farm horses, what magnificent big animals they were. I remember everyone of them, first Jack and Pet, the grays we called them, because they were a beautifully matched team, bl3side their stall, the big mules Jack and Jinny, on the north side of the stable Frank and Barney, then out east of the stable there was a smaller stable where Billie was kept. He was my riding pony. He was a beauty. I used to feed him raw eggs to make his coat shine. I remember well the day Billy got into a tantrum and might have killed me. Dear Father was awful mad, his Irish was up and he certainly humiliated Billy with the thrashing he gave him. He never repeated that stunt but once. When I rode to the University to attend the Oriphillian society, as I was mounting, he jumped sideways. I had not gotten well seated, 80 I just slid to the ground, but I kept a hold of the rein. One of the student:s came to my assistance. He held Billy while I got on, he trembled allover, either something was the matter with him, or it was simply pent up energy. When I rode off he was all right. So the dear old school house has lived its time; What fond recollections cling to that temple of learning, of course we didn't burden our minds overmuch with study. We hurried through our lessons, waiting for the happy recess, when we could go up on the hill in front of Vooches, climb up into the very top of a hickory nut tree and swing back and forth, until the top nearly touched the ground. We were careful to pick a slender tree which bends and doesn't break. In the winter we climbed the trees back of the school house for wild grapes, when the school bell rang we went into the school room with purple lips and teeth. Oh, but those grapes tasted sweet, and the bitter pignuts were sweeter to us there than the brazilian nuts today which grow so abundantly here in Mexico. A couple of years later, after Mr. VERNON, Mr. YANCEY, and a black eyed lady teacher, I don't recall her name, the two Misses PEARSON. Then George took charge of our school. I was sixteen then. I thought I was quite a young lady. In place of climbing trees and playing black-man, our teacher took us out in search of botanical specimens, and an insect, called the "cicenola," it is rare, as was found only around Oak Hill. The year after that I entered the University. Your letter has certainly awakened all those fond memories, which were lying dormant ..• " FAMILY OF JOHN J. AND OLIVIA COREL McGEE John Jacob McGEE, b. 9 Apr 1836, Center Co., PA; d. 22 Nov 1888, Douglas Co., KS, bur. Oak Hill Cemetery. m. Apr 1860, Douglas Co., KS: Olivia COREL, b. 14 Jan 1838, Tazewell Co., VA; d. 28 Nov 1917, Kansas City, MO, bur. Oak Hill Cemetery. Children, surname McGEE: 1. Virdilla, b. 12 Feb 1861, Douglas Co., KS; d. 1913, Mexico City D.F.; m. 5 Oct 1881, Douglas Co., KS, George Franklin GAUMER. 2. Carla, b. 15 Sep 1862, Douglas Co., KS; d. 14 Mar 1892; m. 3 Jun 1885, Douglas Co., KS, Herman FISHER. The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.3 103 �Letter of Remembrance from Virdilla (McGee) Gaumer, continued. 3. John Jacob, b. 24 Mar 1864, Douglas Co., KS; d. 10 Aug 1942; m. 10 Sep 1889, Myrtle HAWORTH. 4. Gertrude, b. 12 Mar 1866, Douglas Co., KS; d. Feb 1938, Long Island, NY; m. 12 Mar 1890, William J. VANN. 5. William stewart, b. 23 Feb 1869, Douglas Co., KS; d. 7 Sep 1871, Douglas Co., KS. 6. Richard Oney, b. 5 Jun 1781, Douglas Co., KS; d. 1938; m. 8 Jun 1898, Anna B. NEWBY. 7. Albert Edward, b. 27 Aug 1873, Douglas Co., KS; d. 22 Sep 1925; m. Lena BROWN. 8. Solon N., b. 11 Oct 1875, Douglas Co., KS; d. 1940, Los Angeles Co., CA; m. Mrs. Bessie THOMPSON. 9. Oliver Corel, b. 20 Apr 1878, Douglas Co., KS; d. 26 Nov 1937, bur. Oak Hill cemetery; m. Gertrude KOEHRING. 10. Thomas Stewart, b. 21 Jul 1881, Douglas Co., KS; d. 25 Mar 1949; m. Margaret F. RILEY. McGEE family picture taken before 1925 Top Row: Solon N., Oliver, Thomas Stewart Bottom Row: Albert, Richard, Gertrude McGee Vann, John J. Jr. The Pioneer, vol. XIV, No.3 104 �DOUGLAS COUlITY, KANSAS IfARRIAGE RECORDS - ~890 From Book 7 in the office of the Clerk of the Specialized Division of the District Court, Room 144, Lawrence Judicial Building, Lawrence, KS. Compiled by Edna Welling and Vivian Clough. ..... o I.n BRIDEGROOM BRIDE DATE/PLACE ADDISON, Ralph Dg. Co. , KS ALISON, John W. Newton, KS ALLEN, Eugene C. Seattle, Wash. ARNOLD, Frederick F. Junction City, KS ARNOLD, George E. Linwood, KS ARNOLD, Henry AUSTIN, John Reno, KS BAKER, George W. Franklin Co., KS BANTA, Isaac L. BASTIAN, Abraham L. Indian Terr. BATES, Seward S. K.C. , MO BEARD, Ely J. Overbrook, KS BEAVER, Charles E. Topeka, KS BEHLER, Joel Shawnee Co., KS BENEDICT, Francis M. BENTON, Henry W. K. C. , MO BISHOP, Samuel Douglas Dg. Co. , KS BOENER, William Atchinson, KS BARTLETT, Clara B. St. Louis, MO HENSHAW, Cora V. Dg. Co. , KS SOULE, Emma B. Dg. Co. , KS REISCH, Hattie Princeton, KS WAKLEY, Ida L. Fall Leaf, KS DICKSON, Mary JACKSON, Rosa Reno, KS ASHBY, Jennie Dg. Co. , KS DEMING, Carrie A. REEDER, Bertha S. Dg. Co. , KS GOODYEAR, Rose L. K.C. , MO HEBERLING, Nellie Overbrook, KS FEIL, Amelia Dg. Co. , KS PENNICK, Minnie B. Shawnee Co., KS GRIFFITH, Helen S. BREESE, Eva A. Dg. Co. , KS RUSSELL, Martha J. Dg. Co. , KS VERMILYA, Ella V. Dg. Co. , KS 76 12 Aug 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 80 21 Aug 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 79 19 Aug 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 55 24 May 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 59 1 Jun 1890 Leav. Co. , KS 33 27 Feb 1890 25 4 Feb 1890 Leav. Co. , KS 37 13 Mar 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 90 16 Sep 1890 27 5 Feb 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 125 17 Dec 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 77 13 Aug 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 125 18 Dec 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 123 17 Dec 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 61 16 Jun 1890 100 22 Oct 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 110 6 Nov 1890 Sedgewick Co., KS 38 27 Mar 1890 Dg. Co. , KS PAGE # OFFICIANT John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. A.H. STOTE, M.G. A.H. STOTE, M.G. John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. F.H. PETTENGILL, J.P. Wm. WEYBRIGHT, M.G. Samuel KELSALL, JP. Werter R. DAVIS, M.G. John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. A.H. STOTE, M.G. T.J. STERNBERGH, J.P. John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. A.T. ENNIS, Priest John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. R.H. VAN PELT, M.G. Thos~ G. WINEY, M.G. David WINTERS, M.G. John ENDACOTT, M.G. �o BRIDEGROOM ...... o Cl'I BOUTWELL, Lester F. Denver, Colo. BRADSHAW, Frank Topeka, KS BRASS, Harry B. BREITHAUPT, Gideon BRIDE, Phillip F. BROCK, Wesley E. Linwood, KS BROOKS, Louis BROWN, Norman N. Jr. BROWN, Pernel Lexington, MO BROWNELL, George W. BRUBAKER, Albadore BRUBAKER, Silas B. Centropolis, KS BUFFINGTON, Isaac N. CARLSEN, Jacob P. CARR, Charles H. Jeff. Co., KS CHRISMAN, Peter Denver, Colo. CLARK, William COATE, William Arthur COFFENBARGER, Albert M. Denver, Colo. COHRON, Emmet M. COOPER, Henry CRANE i Ed\'Jard Leav. Co., KS CREEL, Ira H. CROCKER, Ernest CROZIER, George R. CRUM, Harry F. DAMM, John o BRIDE POPENOE, Susie B. Dg. Co., KS GRAHAM, Kathrean Peterton, KS KENNEDY, Lucy L. KRAMER, Paulina E. LANE, Julia A. SISCOE, Jennie E. Linwood, KS WRIGHT, Lizzie GRIBBLE, Clara E. ROFFLE, Evaline Dg. Co., KS SAWYER, Jessie P. SOWERS, Mary N. ROYER, Dora I. Dg. Co., KS TANNER, Cornelia C. SULCEN, Elizabeth RODKEY, Ella J. Leav. Co., KS HOUSEL, Hattie E. Dg. Co., KS AUSTIN, Annie JOY, Helen E. TROPP, Melvina A. Linwood, KS SALISBURY, Elizabeth L. DAVIS, Mary KEENAN, Daisey Leav. Co., KS HELLSTROM, Clara GIBSON, Julia A. WEST, Jessie M. BRANNON, Flora I. ZEEB, Louisa M. DATE/PLACE PAGE # OFFICIANT 8 Jan 1890 Dg. Co., KS 24 Dec 1890 Dg. Co., KS 1 May 1890 13 Feb 1890 3 Sep 1890 24 Dec 1890 Leav. Co., KS 4 Jul 1890 1 Jan 1890 31 Oct 1890 Leav. Co., KS 4 Jan 1890 28 Dec 1890 30 Oct 1890 Dg. Co., KS 28 Jun 1890 30 Dec 1890 27 Nov 1890 Dg. Co., KS 2 Dec 1890 Dg. Co., KS 5 Apr 1890 18 Feb 1890 23 Oct 1890 Leav. Co., KS 23 Oct 1890 19 Jan 1890 5 Jun 1890 Leav. Co., KS 21 Dec 1890 30 Apr 1890 25 Jun 1890 4 Feb 1890 13 Nov 1890 20 R.H. VAN PELT, M.G. 130 T.J. STERNBERGH, J.P. s::: IQ ..... III til () o s::: :;, rt . '< 47 28 84 129 H.A. PASLEY, M.G. Peter SCHUMANN, M.G. Wm. W. AYRES, M.G. E.E. PRESTON, M.G. 66 16 106 Werter R. DAVIS, M.G. John ENDACOTT, M.G. H. CRANER?, M.G. 19 133 103 W.B. STEVENSON, M.G. Peter BRUBAKER, M.G. John RINEHART, M.G. 65 126 117 E.H. KELLAR, M.G. Henry GERLACH, Rev. John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. 118 R.H. VAN PELT, M.G. o:;, 40 30 100 Moses BROWN, M.G. John MITCHELL, M.G. E.E. PRESTON, Rev. :;, s::: 103 22 60 W.L. GRANT, M.G. F.D. MELCHOR, M.G. Jos. MAGRATH, J.P. 128 46 64 27 108 S. CREEL, M.G. Jas. MARVIN, M.G. Richard CORDLEY, M.G. John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. J. MUELLER, M.G. Q .... rt (I) Q. �~ BRIDEGROOM BRIDE DATE/PLACE PAGE # OFFICIANT CD ~ ..... 0 ::s CD CD . I-j ..;: 0 '""" ~ ~ ....;: ~ 0 t.l .... 0 -..J DANIELS, Andrew Leav. Co. , KS DEMING, John E. Overbrook, KS DERBY, George W. DICK, Sheridan M. DIVELBISS, J. Wesley Edgerton, KS ELDER, Solomon A. Leav. Co. , KS ERWIN, George H. Williamstown, KS EWERS, Jerry FABER, George K.C. , MO FAIRBANKS, Beldon W. Leav. Co. , KS FALK, Andrew M. Saline Co., KS FARLEY, Frank B. FEMMER, August FIELD, Millard L. Williamsburg, KS FIELDS, Samuel B. FINCH, Charles FINCH, Clarence o. FOLEY, William D. FORTUNE, Leonard Seymoure Topeka, KS FP~n~l1BACH , Henry B. K.C. , MO GALBRAITH, James B. Hope, KS GARSUCH, Emerson B. GAUCK, August GERHARD, Henry C. tI 0 t: IQ FERGERSON, Eliza J. Leav. Co. , KS BALDWIN, Nettie E. Lopeer, KS RABER, Alta NELSON, Sophia BRADY, Allie G. Dg. Co. , KS GLIMPSE, Lydia A. (Miss) Leav. Co. , KS REYNOLDS, Mattie Williamstown, KS WILSON, Sybil HEINEICHS, Lena Dg. Co. , KS HOLWICK, Ettie Dg. Co. , KS RODELL, Emma C. Dg. Co. , KS PETEFISH, Lizzie M. BUCK, Catherine HUBBELL, Ella Dg. Co. , KS MATHEWS, Hattie PIERCE, Ether A. PIERCE, Eva May RICHARDS, Florence L. BEEKS, Laura B. Dg. Co. , KS McKINNEY, Laura Dg. Co. , KS PORTER, Emma E. Clinton, KS RESER, Adolia LOTZ, Anna LONG, Mary E. 22 May 1890 Leav. Co. , KS 10 Sep 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 10 Sep 1890 9 Apr 1890 3 Sep 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 7 Aug 1890 Leav. Co. , KS 20 Nov 1890 54 J.W. SPRING, M.G. '""" III til 88 John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. 0 0 t: 87 42 83 H. FARWELL, M.G. John ENDACOTT, M.G. W.A. QUAYL, M.G. 75 John W. SPRING, M.G. 113 John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. III 51 31 O.L. TINDALL, M.G. J.J. SILBERMANN, M.G. III IQ CD 82 John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. ::s rt . 0...:: >:: ::s III til III til ~ I-j I-j ..... 14 May 1890 18 Feb 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 26 Aug 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 5 Mar 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 15 Oct 1890 4 Mar 1890 14 May 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 26 Jun 1890 3 Dec 1890 11 Nov 1890 9 Jul 1890 3 Dec 1890 vv. , KS Dg. ro_ 22 Jul 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 27 Nov 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 10 Dec 1890 19 Jul 1890 21 Aug 1890 :tI CD 0 0 I-j tl. 36 Wm. WHITNEY, M.G. 97 34 52 James MARVIN, M.G. J.J. SILBERMANN, M.G. A.H. STOTE, M.G. 64 119 109 67 119 John Q.A. NORTON, M.G. W.A. QUAYLE, M.G. W.A. QUAYLE, M.G. John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. Werter R. DAVIS, M.G. 69 Jas. MARVIN, M.G. 115 D.L. McCREARY, M.G. 122 73 81 Jas. MARVIN, M.G. F.W. FIEGENBAUM, M.G. John HALLER, M.G. til .... Q) \() .0 0 0 ::s rt ..... ::s t: CD . tl. �~ (l) ~ ..... 0 :::s (l) (l) ...'1 '<:: 0 ..... >< f...t '<:: ... ~ 0 l.J ....a (Xl tJ BRIDEGROOM GIPSON, William H. De Soto, KS GLENN, Ulysses G. GOEPFERT, Charles W. Jeff. Co. , KS GOODEN, Elmer J. GRANGER, Carey M. K. C. , MO GRAVES, William Leav. Co. , KS GREGORY, Bert M. GRUBB, James A. Topeka, KS HAAS, Charles S. HACKLEY, Edmund E. Dg. Co. , KS HAGER, Arthur G. HAMILTON, Marquis HAMPSHIRE, Levi W. Richland, KS HARRIS, Samuel D. HARRIS, Thomas J. HENDRICKS, Merideth S. HILKEY, Adam Overbrook, KS HODSON, Louis Reno, KS HOGAN, Eugene HOLLODAY, Ben. W. Jeff. ",",v. , KS HOLSINGER, Charles Rosedale, KS HOOVER, John L. HOUSE, James B. Leav. Co. , KS HUGHES, Milton A. HUGHES, Thomas J. ,,~ BRIDE CHOAT, Palestine De Soto, KS DAVIDSON, Martha C. McCOY, Mertrie Bell Jeff. Co. , KS WENZEL, Gussie MITCHELL, Jennie Fricker st. Louis, MO WILLIAMS, Leana Dg. Co. , KS VAN VOORHIS, Myrtie M. MONSON, Carrie Dg. Co. , KS SHLUETER, Mina GIDEON, Mollie Leav. Co. , KS GREENAMYER, Claribel EMERY, Susan DEERING, Emma G. Dg. Co. , KS STRAWTHER, Laura J. STANWIX, Celinda RICHARDSON, Susa A. GARBER, Mary Franklin Co., KS HICKS, Ida M. Fall Leaf, KS CAMPBELL, Helen M. WOMAC, Florence Jeff. Co. , KS STAMP, Fannie Dg. Co. , KS TUTTLE, Susan ROFFLE, Callie Leav. Co. , KS WILLEY, Vida o. GILMORE, Nydia DATE/PLACE 19 Jul 1890 Dg Co., KS 15 Apr 1890 18 Dec 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 19 Oct 1890 22 May 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 5 Nov 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 21 May 1890 15 Nov 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 25 Sep 1890 5 Nov 1890 Leav. Co. , KS 17 May 1890 10 Sep 1890 21 Dec 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 19 Nov 1890 21 Jan 1890 21 May 1890 30 Oct 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 29 Jan 1890 Leav. Co. , KS 18 Jun 1890 30 Oct 1890 Jeff. Co. , KS 25 Sep 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 15 Oct 1890 11 Dec 1890 Leav. Co. , KS 22 May 1890 1 Jan 1890 PAGE # OFFICIANT 68 John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. 42 125 John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. 99 54 John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. Jas. MARVIN, M.G. 108 Albery A. WHITMAN, M.G. 0 c \Q ..... III III n0 c :::s rt '"<: ... ~ III :::s III III III 3: III '"1 '"1 ..... 53 110 A.M. RICHARDSON, M.G. John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. 92 107 Jos. H. MAUL, M.G. F.H. PETTENGILL, M.G. 53 86 127 C.G. HOWLAND, M.G. Em. COHRAU, M.G. A.H. STOTE, M.G. III 23 52 106 Moses BROWN, M.G. John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. R.J. BURNS, M.G. Thomas G. WINEY, M.G. ... 23 F.H. PETTENGILL, J.P. . 63 104 John S. BROWN, M.G. 1'•• MONTG01-1ERY, Elder 93 Wm. W. AYRES, M.G. 97 122 Joseph MICHAEL, M.G. Samuel KELSALL, Elder 55 17 D.H. WELCH, M.G. Jas. MARVIN, M.G. III \Q (l) ::a (l) Q 0 '"1 Q. III ..... e):) \0 Q Q 0 :::s rt ..... :::s c (l) Q. �BRIDEGROOM :c: o . HULTZ, John H. Dg. Co., KS HUTCHESON, Marion F. Jeff. Co., KS ICE, William T. JACKSON, David JACKSON, Henry S. JOHNSON, Thomas H. Dg. Co., KS JOHNSON, William JONES, George S. KARNES, McKissick H. KASINGER, James A. Holling, KS KATZER, Frederick Joe Wabunsee Co., KS KENNEDY, Frank KERN, Edward E. (alias LAIR) Topeka, KS KOOFER, Harry E. LANGE, August Leav. Co., KS LARGENT, William T. LASLETT, Ferdinand C. Dg. Co., KS LEAKE, Charles W. LEHMAN, Fred Charles John LEIS, William E. MACK, Charles Leav. Co., KS MANSFIELD, John W. MARSHALL, James H. MARTIN, Alvin E. MARTIN, George W. MARTIN, Henry A. MATTHEWS, Caswell S. Topeka, KS BRIDE HOPKINS, Mary E. Leav. Co., KS TRIMBLE, Laura A. Dg. Co., KS HOUT, Omena DAILEY, Mary H. FISCHER, Agnes JONES, Ella Johnson Co., KS RAY, Ollie CROWDER, Elizabeth F. VITT, Nora Belle SOWERS, Clara B. Holling, KS WILSON, Virginia B. Dg. Co., KS McKISSOCK, Elmira MOSELEY, Annie M. Dg. Co., KS HOLCOMB, Cora GEGRORI, Carrie Dg. Co., KS MUNCY, Mary T. SHULTZ, Bessie M. Jeff. Co., KS LAGO, Adele L. BITTERLY, Kattie HIIGEL, Barbara E. ELLIOTT, Emma Leav. Co., KS BEASLEY, Anna P. FITCHEN, Emma BOND, Ella DAY, Katie MELVIN, Callie B. SMITH, Jennie E. Topeka, KS DATE/PLACE PAGE # OFFICIANT 25 Feb 1890 Leav. Co., KS 2 Apr 1890 Dg. Co., KS 20 Nov 1890 17 Apr 1890 15 Jan 1890 28 May 1890 Johnson Co., KS 15 Aug 1890 19 Feb 1890 1 May 1890 12 Oct 1890 Dg. Co., KS 5 Mar 1890 Dg. Co., KS 6 Aug 1890 3 Jun 1890 Dg. Co., KS 2 Apr 1890 25 Apr 1890 Dg. Co., KS 22 Jun 1890 28 Oct 1890 Dg. Co., KS 26 Nov 1890 5 Mar 1890 19 Feb 1890 10 Jan 1890 Leav. Co., KS 24 Apr 1890 19 Dec 1890 12 Feb 1890 13 Jun 1890 15 Sep 1890 2 Jun 1890 Dg. Co., KS 32 F.H. PETTENGILL, J.P. 39 Justus McCOY, M.G. 112 43 21 56 John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. John F. BADSKY, J.P. Albery A. WHITMAN, M.G. Eusebia COUCH, M.G. 78 30 46 96 Moses BROWN, M.G. J.H. SNYDER, M.G. John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. John L. LANGDON, M.G. 35 J.R. MERIDETH, M.G. 74 60 A.A. WHITMAN, M.G. J.A. MOTTER, M.G. 39 45 John ENDACOTT, M.G. John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. 62 104 Elias JESSUT, M.G. W.A. QUAYLE, M.G. 116 36 31 20 J.W. WALKER, M.G. Richard CORDLEY, M.G.Amos H. STOTE, M.G. Sam!. ¥~LS~~L, M.G. 44 127 29 62 89 59 John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. License only Richard CORDLEY, M.G. Robert MARTIN, M.G. C.G. HOWLAND, M.G. John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. ..... Q) \() ...o Q o ::s ....rt::s s::: (1) . 0.. �BRIDEGROOM -0;: ....o ~ o MAXTED, William G. McGINNIS, George A. McNISH, Harry L. McNISH, John W. McNISH, Robert A. MIDDLETON, Frank C. MILLER, George A. Fairplay, Colo. MITCHELL, Alexander C. MOORE, Samuel P. MORRIS, George G. O'BRIEN, M. Van OEHRLE, Godlip (Gotthib) OHLFEST, John OSBORNE, Orestes E. PAGE, Commodore P. Dg. Co., KS PAGE, Henry R. PARSONS, William T. PEAIRS, Hervey B. PEARSON, Guy Williamstown, KS PEEL, William F. Jeff. Co., KS PENDLEY, Joshua C. PLACE, Elijah D. Dg. Co., KS POFF, William J. Leav., KS POLLOCK; Thomas A. K.C., KS PORTER, William T. PRESBY, Wilbur F. PRICE, Jacob R. RABER, Charles D. RAIBLE, Erhard RAIBLE, Erhard PAGE # OFFICIANT BRIDE DATE/PLACE KEYS, Emma J. POWELL, Clara HOPPER, Maggie May TYLER, Sarah A. COOLEY, Laura E . GELLBERG, Hulda A. CLINGER, Carrie G. Dg. Co., KS BALDWIN, Helen M. HENLEY, Gula E. CONNOLE, Maggie L. CHAD BORNE , Elizabeth R. SIMON, Mary FLEISHMANN, Mary A. MACY, Pearle EDLER, Minnie Dg. Co., KS STANLEY, Emma HANSEN, Levonia REECE, Carrie E. BARNES, Fannie Williamstown, KS GILLEY, Hattie S. Jeff. Co., KS DAVEE, Lavina GARWOOD, Hannah C. Palmyra, NJ MILBURN, Olive B. Ft. Scott, KS YARNOLD, Malinda F. Dg. Co., KS RICHARDS, Mary E. STEELE, Janett E. (Miss) MELTON, Bertha E. EVANS, Mary A. GROTE, Minnie GROTE, Minnie 80 19 Aug 1890 26 4 Feb 1890 120 3 Dec 1890 105 29 Oct 1890 57 28 May 1890 132 24 Dec 1890 49 8 May 1890 Dg. Co., KS 70 23 Jul 1890 68 22 Jul 1890 98 21 Oct 1890 101 22 Oct 1890 102 28 Oct 1890 78 14 Aug 1890 87 10 Sep 1890 33 27 Feb 1890 Johnson Co., KS 50 11 May 1890 76 11 Aug 1890 72 30 Jul 1890 67 7 Jul 1890 Dg. Co., KS 77 13 Aug 1890 Dg. Co., KS 72 30 Jul 1890 18 2 Jan 1890 Dg. Co., KS 94 2 Oct 1890 Dg. Co., KS 85 10 Sep 1890 Dg. Co., KS 123 17 Dec 1890 82 28 Aug 1890 81 23 Aug 1890 56 24 May 1890 26 Sep 1890 113 22 Nov 1890 John John A.H. John John John Jas. Q.A. NORTON, P.J. Q.A. NORTON, P.J. STOTE, M.G. Q.A. NORTON, M.G. ENDACOTT, M.G. Q.A. NORTON, P.J. MARVIN, M.G. John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. Jas. MARVIN, M.G. H. GERLACH, Rev. C.G. HOWLAND, M.G. Jos. A. PONPENEY, Priest John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. J.H. BONBRAKE, M.G. Harvey STANLEY, M.G. Wm. WHITNEY, M.G. John MITCHELL, M.G. Jas. MARVIN, M.G. John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. .... (X) \() ...o C'l John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. Jas. MARVIN, M.G. John Q.A.· NORTON, P.J. Wm. W. AYRES, M.G. D.L. McCREARY, M.G. John D. GEHRING, M.G. John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. License only John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. o ::s ..... ::s rt c (1) . Q. �~ <b ....'1:1 0 ::s <b <b ,"1 ~ 0 f...o ~ f-t ,~ ~ . 0 t.> .... .... .... BRIDEGROOM BRIDE DATE/PLACE PAGE # OFFICIANT 0 0 s::: RANKIN, William H. RAYSON, Harry RICHARDS, Charles F. Dg. Co. , KS RICHARDSON, William C. RICKER, Arthur S.M. RICKER, Hiram M. ROBERTSON, Alexander Leav. Co. , KS ROBINSON, William H. RODRICK, Louis B. Leav. Co. , KS ROYER, John Elmer SAMMER(S) , Edward S. SAMS, William C. K. C. , MO SATTERWHITE, John SCHELL, George W. SCHMIT, John SCHUPP, Louis SCOTT, Harrison C. Leav. Co. , KS SEAMAN, Ira L. SEARCH, Warren o. De Soto, KS SEDGWICK, Harry SEIWALD, George H. SEIWALD, Louis SETTERBERG, Charles SHEPARD, Lucius '" Topeka, KS SHOAF, John H. Osage Co., KS SIMMONS, Samuel T. Osage Co., KS SIMON, Peter J. SIPES, William E. .. ~ MYERS, Mabel F. REECE, Nellie E. FREUND, Carrie F. Edgerton, KS McNEES, Mabel C. THOMPSON, Emma D. EMMONS, Sarah J. LANSDOWN, Sarah F. Leav. Co. , KS KUNKEL, Lizzie H. SHEDD, Margaret L. Leav. Co. , KS STUDEBAKER, Lydia STRAUP, Minnie L. OVERALL, Dot K.C. , MO WILLARD, Cora TAYLOR, Sarah E. LENTZ, Caroline HOOK, Emma JACKSON, Mary L. Leav. Co. , KS GILBERT, Ella M. ROWAN, Anna May De Soto, KS HAZARD, Frank L. VITT, Lena BLECHL, Mary C. OLSON, Margaret H. RUSSELL, Nellie G. Topeka, KS GREWELL, Della C. Dg. Co. , KS RADCLIFF, Ida Osage Co., KS BENNETT, Margaret R. JACK, Sylvia N. 19 Mar 1890 7 May 1890 2 Jul 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 8 May 1890 26 Nov 1890 22 Nov 1890 8 Jan 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 28 Mar 1890 11 May 1890 Leav. Co. , KS 6 Aug 1890 25 Feb 1890 31 May 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 13 May 1890 10 Apr 1890 17 Feb 1890 19 Jul 1890 6 Aug 1890 Leav. Co. , KS 24 Dec 1890 1 May 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 5 Feb 1890 25 Nov 1890 14 Oct 1890 12 Jun 1890 21 Qec 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 1 Jan 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 22 Oct 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 28 Jan 1890 8 Oct 1890 37 48 65 Amos H. STOTE, M.G. John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. Wm. WHITNEY, M.G. 49 115 114 21 H.A. D.L. John John 38 48 Wm. WHITNEY, M.G. E. HUBBEL, Elder 74 32 58 Christopher FLORY, M.G. J.P. STEPHENS, M.G. Jas. MARVIN, M.G. 51 41 29 67 73 A.H. STOTE A.H. STOTE, M.G. A.T. ENNIS, Priest Jas. MARVIN, M.G. Samuel KELSALL, J.P. 131 47 A.H. STOTE, M.G. John Q.A. NORTON, P • .]. 28 111 94 61 128 John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. Henry GERLACH, Priest H. GERLACH, Rev. John Q.A. tlORTot.J , P.J. John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. 17 Peter BRUBAKER, M.G. 101 John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. 25 95 John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. D.T. WOODWARD, M.G. PASLEY, M.G. McCREARY, M.G. CHARLTON, J.P. Q.A. NORTON, P.J. IQ f...o III III <1 0 s::: ::s rt '"< , ~ III ::s III III III :a: III "1 "1 .... III IQ <b :.a <b 0 0 "1 Q. III ..... Q) \() ,0 0 0 ::s rt ..... ::s s::: <b . Q. �BRIDEGROOM .:c:o SKINNER, Charles A. SMITH, James SMITH, John E. SPEER, Hardin SPRING, John W. Linwood, KS STANLEY, Sherman A. Jeff. Co., KS STEVENS, Quincey C. STEWART, John H. STRAHM, Frederick STROBEL, Jacob G. Johnson Co., KS STURDEVANT, Charles N. Larned, KS SUGRUE, John F. SUTTON, Doctor Franklin SWANSON, Martin TAYLOR, Henry A. THOMAS, Ennis T. Dekalb Co., MO THOMAS, George A. THOMAS, John W. Little Rock, Ark. THOMPSON, Herman V. THOREN, Henry C. THURLOW, Edwin L. Newburyport, Mass. TODD, Lauren M., Sr. TODD, Thomas A.L. TOPPING, John B. TORNADEN, Herman C. TRANSUE, Joseph Jeff. Co., KS ULRICH, Manford URY, Josiah C. BRIDE DATE/PLACE PAGE # OFFICIANT RANDEL, Susan R. ALLEN, Eliza FILPEL, Elizabeth Jennie RAHSKOPF, Lillian Z. MOORE, Hattie A. Linwood, KS CARPENTER, Melissa Jeff. Co., KS HASTIE, Mary Gertrude ANDERSON, Sarah L . ALLEN, Ella SEITZ, Margaret G. Dg. Co., KS HUNTER, Ella R. Dg. Co., KS LEE, Maggie A. FOWLER, Ida COLLINS, Minerva J. MOORE, Ella HAINLINE, Edith R. Mt. Sterling, KY CRUCE, Mary ANDERSON, Bessie Dg. Co., KS SIMMONS, Louise M. KAISER, Minnie BRYANT, Mary Taunton, Mass. MURPHEY, Catherine WALTON, Eliza Jane ATKINSON, Mabel HAAS, Lizzie M. GODFREY, Mary E. Jeff. Co., KS KING, Alice CHAPMAN, Charlotte 25 Dec 1890 6 Nov 1890 5 Mar 1890 23 Sep 1890 1 Jun 1890 Leav. Co., KS 30 Jan 1890 Jeff. Co., KS 3 Apr 1890 27 Nov 1890 11 Sep 1890 4 Mar 1890 Dg. Co., KS 25 Apr 1890 Dg. Co., KS 30 Jul 1890 7 Oct 1890 17 Oct 1890 19 Dec 1890 17 Dec 1890 Dg. Co., KS 24 Dec 1890 30 Dec 1890 Dg. Co., KS 24 Dec 1890 25 Nov 1890 28 Jan 1890 Dg. Co., KS 8 Dec 1890 20 Aug 1890 3 Sep 1890 4 Sep 1890 15 Jan 1890 Dg. Co., KS 10 Dec 1890 18 Oct 1890 129 109 34 91 57 Jas. D. SMITH, M.G. Albery A. WHITMAN, M.G. James D. SMITH, M.G. Jas. MARVIN, M.G. A.M. RICHARDSON, M.G. 24 Justus McCOY, M.G. 40 116 88 35 John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. E.M. COHRON, M.G. John ENDACOTT, M.G. Peter SCHUMANN, M.G. 45 N.A. SWICKARD, M.G. 71 95 98 126 124 A.T. ENNIS, Priest Dexter TUCKER, M.G. J.H. SNYDER, M.G. Robert MARTIN, M.G. Dwight A. STRONG, M.G. 132 133 W.L. GRANT, M.G. Jas. MARVIN, M.G. 131 112 24 John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. John J. SILBERMANN, M.G. R.H. VAN PELT, M.G. 120 78 84 85 22 W.A. QUAYLE, M.G. Moses BROWN, M.G. J.A. MOTTER, M.G. John H. MAUL, M.G. John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. 121 99 W.A. QUAYLE, M.G. John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. �~ .o BRIDEGROOM BRIDE DATE/PLACE PAGE # OFFICIANT VAIL, Cornelius Madison, Ind. VANDERBUR, Charles VAN PELT, Reuben H. VOGLER, Valentine WALDIE, William Dg. Co., KS WALKER, George C. WALKER, Oliver D. WARREN, William H. Topeka, KS WASHINGTON, George WASHINGTON, George WATSON, Enoch Shawnee Co., KS WEIST, John H. Ogden, utah WELLS, William M. WHEELER, George A. WHITAKER, Fred WHITCOMB, George A. WHITNEY, Marquis D. Leav. Co., KS WIDENER, Charles R. Leav. Co., KS WILLEY, Serenus E. WILLIAMS, James WILSON, Robert E. Ottawa, KS WILSON, Thomas E. Osage Co., KS WINTERS, Ferdinand WISE, Felix E. Franklin Co., KS WRIGHT, Edward Dg. Co., KS WYMAN, Carlton SHANNON, Mary T. Madison, Ind. TAYLOR, Sarah E. GRIFFITH, Alida THIME, Elizabeth CLARK, Maggie B. Thomas Co., KS OHLFEST, Mary E. SIMPSON, Mary Louise SHUFFLEBOTHOM, Bessie Topeka, KS FORTNER, Alice SANDERS, Julia MARGASON, Mary E. Dg. Co., KS MELCHOIR, Helena E. Chicago, Ill. GRANT, Esther TURNER, Mary M. LEE, Lizzie B. CUBBERLEY, Lida K. BROWNING, Jennie Dg. Co., KS OWENS, Nancy C. Leav. Co., KS TUTTLE, Nellie S. ALLEN, Annie ABINGTON, Kittie S. Dg. Co., KS McLAUGHLIN, Kate N. Osage Co., KS SOWERS, Emma WEAVER, Sarah A. Dg. Co., KS WALKER, Mattie Ottawa, KS BATERS, Anna M. 22 Apr 1890 Dg. Co., KS 2 Jun 1890 29 Jul 1890 10 May 1890 23 Jul 1890 Dg. Co., KS 23 Sep 1890 2 Dec 1890 23 Sep 1890 43 Jas. MARVIN, M.G. 59 71 51 70 E. ATKINSON, M.G. F.P. BERRY, M.G. J. MUELLER, M.G. John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. 92 118 91 John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. Richard CORDLEY, M.G. License only >:: III :J !I.l III !I.l :3: III 23 Dec 1890 10 Sep 1890 2 Feb 1890 Dg. Co., KS 7 Jan 1890 Dg. Co., KS 4 Dec 1890 6 Sep 1890 29 Oct 1890 27 Nov 1890 3 Nov 1890 Dg. Co., KS 8 Aug 1890 Leav. Co., KS 25 Nov 1890 4 Jan 1890 22 Apr 1890 Og. CO' i KS 8 Oct 1890 Dg. Co., KS 24 Sep 1890 31 Dec 1890 Dg. Co., KS 22 Jul 1890 Dg. Co., KS 16 Jun 1890 130 86 26 Moses BROWN, M.G. Em. COHRAU, Rev. W.B. STEVENSON, M.G. ~.... III IQ (1) ::0 19 A.T. ENNIS, Priest 120 83 103 117 107 Moses BROWN, M.G. T.A. ROBINSON, M.G. Moses BROWN, M.G. Amos H. STOTE, M.G. John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. 75 Jos. MAGRATH, J.P. 114 44 Wm. WHITNEY, M.G. F.D. MELCHOR, M.G. M. WOOTEN, M.G. 96 Jas. MARVIN, M.G. 89 134 John L. LONGDON, M.G. Thomas G. WINEY, M.G. 69 W.R. DAVIS, M.G. 63 John Q.A. NORTON, M.G. (1) n o '" Q. !I.l ..... 00 \0 ...o n a :J ....:J rt s::: (1) Q. �BRIDEGROOM BRIDE DATE/PLACE PAGE # OFFICIANT WYNNE, Charles E. YEWDALL, Charles H. ZOOK, Jacob M. REINERT, Anna (Miss) VERMILLION, Anna M. o 'DONOGHUE, Inez C. 8 Apr 1890 29 Oct 1890 17 Sep 1890 41 105 90 Thomas D. DAVIS, M.G. John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. A.T. ENNIS, Priest "<:: o N BRIDE INDEX ~ o BRIDE ABINGTON, Kittie S. ALLEN, Annie ALLEN, Eliza ALLEN, Ella ANDERSON, Bessie ANDERSON, Sarah L. ASHBY, Jennie ATKINSON, Mabel AUSTIN, Annie BALDWIN, Helen M. BALDWIN, Nettie E. BARNES, Fannie BARTLETT, Clara B. BATERS, Anna M. BEASLEY, Anna P. BEEKS, Laura B. BENNETT, Margaret R. BITTERLY, Kattie BLECHL, Mary C. BOND, Ella BRADY, Allie G. BRANNON, Flora I. BREESE, Eva A. BROWNING, Jannie BRYANT, Mary BUCK, Catherine CAMPBELL, Helen M. CARPENTER, Melissa CHAPMAN, Charlotte GROOM WILSON, Robert E. WILLIAMS, James SMITH, James STRAHM, Frederick THOMAS, John W. STEWART, John H. BAKER, George W. TOPPING, John B. CLARK, William MITCHELL, Alexander C. DEMING, John E. PEARSON, Guy ADDISON, Ralph WYMAN, Carlton MANSFIELD, John W. FORTUNE, Leonard Seymoure SIMON, Peter J. LEHMAN, Fred Charles John SEIWALD, Louis MARTIN, Alvin E. DIVELBISS, J. Wesley CRUM, Harry F. BENTON, Henry W. WHITNEY, Marquis D. THURLOW, Edwin L. FEMMER, August HOGAN, Eugene STANLEY, Sherman A. URY, Josiah C. BRIDE CHADBORNE, Elizabeth R. CHOAT, Palestine CLARK, Maggie B. CLINGER, Carrie G. COLLINS, Minerva J. C~NNOLE, Maggie L. COOLEY, Laura E. CROWDER, Elizabeth F. CRUCE, Mary CUBBERLEY, Lida K. DAILEY, Mary H. DAVEE, Lavina DAVIDSON, Martha C. DAVIS, Mary DAY, Katie DEERING, Emma G. DEMING, Carrie A. DICKSON, Mary EDLER, Minnie ELLIOTT, Emma ElA.ERY, Susan EMMONS, Sarah J. EVANS, Mary A. FElL, Amelia FERGERSON, Eliza J. FILPEL, Elizabeth Jennie FISCHER, Agnes FITCHEN, Emma FLEISHMANN, Mary A. GROOM O'BRIEN, M. Van GIPSON, William H. WALDIE, William MILLER, George A. SWANSON, Martin MORRIS, George G. McNISH, Robert A. JONES, George S. THOMAS, George A. WHITCOMB, George A. JACKSON, David PENDLEY, Joshua C. GLENN, Ulysses G. COOPER, Henry MARTIN, George W. HAMPSHIRE, Levi W. BANTA, Isaac L. ARNOLD, Henry PAGE, Commodore P. MACK, Charles Hru~ILTON, Marquis RICKER, Hiram M. RABER, Charles D. BEAVER, Charles E. DANIELS, Andrew SMITH, John E. JACKSON, Henry S. MARSHALL, James H. OHLFEST, John .... Q:) \() o ... o o ::s("t ....::s s:::: (1) Q. �~ (J) 'tI ..... 0 ::s(J) (J) ..."1 ..;: ....0 ~ ..;: ... ~ . 0 lou ..... ..... U1 BRIDE FORTNER, Alice FOWLER, Ida FREUND, Carrie F. GARBER, Mary GARWOOD, Hannah C. GREGRORI, Carrie GELLBERG, Hulda A. GIBSON, Julia A. GIDEON, Mollie GILBERT, Ella M. GILLEY, Hattie S. GILMORE, Nydia GLIMPSE, Lydia A. (Miss) GODFREY, Mary E. GOODYEAR, Rose L. GRAHAM, Kathrean GRANT, Esther GREENAMYER, Claribel GREWELL, Della C. GRIBBLE, Clara E. GRIFFITH, Alida GRIFFITH, Helen S. GROTE, Minnie HAAS, Lizzie M. HAINLINE, Edith L. HANSEN, Levonia HASTIE, Mary Gertrude HAZARD, Frank L. HEBERLING, Nellie HEINEICHS, Lena HELLSTROM, Clara HENLEY, Gula E. HENSHAW, Cora V. HICKS, Ida M. HIIGEL, Barbara E. HOLCOMB, Cora HOLWICK, Ettie HOOK, Emma HOPKINS, Mary E. GROOM WASHINGTON, George SUTTON, Doctor Franklin RICHARDS, Charles F. HILKEY, Adam PLACE, Elijah D. LANGE, August MIDDLETON, Frank C . CROCKER, Ernest HACKLEY, Edmund E. SEAMAN, Ira L. PEEL, William F. HUGHES, Thomas J. ELDER, Solomon A . TRANSUE, Joseph BATES, Seward S. BRADSHAW, Frank WELLS, William M. HAGER, Arthur G. SHOAF, John H. BROWN, Norman N. Jr . VAN PELT, Reuben H . BENEDICT, Francis M. RAIBLE, Erhard TORNADEN, Herman C. THOMAS, Ennis T. PARSONS, William T. STEVENS, Quincey C. SEDGWICK, Harry BEARD, Ely J. FABER, George CREEL, Ira H. MOORE, Samuel P. ALISON, John W. HODSON, Louis LEIS, William E. KOOFER, Harry E. FAIRBANKS, Beldon W. SCHUPP, Louis HULTZ, John H. BRIDE HOPPER, Maggie May HOUSEL, Hattie E. HOUT, Omena HUBBELL, Ella HUNTER, Ella R. JACK, Sylvia N. JACKSON, Mary L. JACKSON, Rosa JONES, Ella JOY, Helen E. KAISER, Minnie KEENAN, DAISEY KENNEDY, Lucy L. KEYS, Emma J. KING, Alice KRAMER, Paulina E. KUNKEL, Lizzie H. LAGO, Adele L. LANE, Julia A. LANSDOWN, Sarah F. LEE, Lizzie B. LEE, Maggie A. LENTZ, Caroline LONG, Mary E. LOTZ, Anna MACY, Pearle MARGASON, Mary E. MATHEWS, Hattie McCOY, Mertrie Bell McKINNEY, Laura McKIssaCK, Elmira McLAUGHLIN, Kate N. McNEES, Mabel C. MELCHOIR, Helena E. MELTON, Bertha E. MELVIN, Callie B. MILBURN, Olive B. MITCHELL, Jennie Fricker MONSON, Carrie GROOM McNISH, Harry L. CHRISMAN, Peter ICE, William T. FIELD, Millard L. STURDEVANT, Charles SIPES, William E. SCOTT, Harrison C. AUSTIN, John JOHNSON, Thomas H. ~ III COATE, William Arthur ::s III THOREN, Henry C. III III CRANE, Edward BRASS, Harry B. MAXTED, William G. ULRICH, Manford BREITHAUPT, Gideon ROBINSON, William H. LEAKE, Charles W. BRIDE, Phillip F. ROBERTSON, Alexander WHITAKER, Fred ..... SUGRUE, John F. Q:) \() SCHMIT, John c ... GERHARD, Henry C. o GAUCK, August o ::s OSBORNE, Orestes E. rt ..... WATSON, Enoch ::s s:: FIELDS, Samuel B. (J) Q. GOEPFERT, Charles W. FRAMBACH, Henry B. KENr~EDY, Frank WILSON, Thomas E. RICHARDSON, William C. WEIST, John H. PRICE, Jacob R. MARTIN, Henry A. POFF, William J. GRANGER, Carey M. GRUBB, James A. �..;: o N ~ o BRIDE MOORE, Ella MOORE, Hattie A. MOSELEY, Annie M. MUNCY, Mary T. MURPHEY, Catherine MYERS, Mabel F. NELSON, Sophia O'DONOGHUE, Inez C. OHLFEST, Mary E. OLSON, Margaret H. OVERALL, Dot OWENS, Nancy C. PENNICK, Minnie B. PETEFISH, Lizzie M. PIERCE, Esther A. PIERCE, Eva Mary POPENOE, Susie B. PORTER, Emma E. POWELL, Clara RABER, Alta RADCLIFF, Ida RAHSKOPF, Lillian Z. RANDEL, Susan R. RAY, Ollie REECE, Carrie E. REECE, Nellie E. REEDER, Bertha S. REINERT; Anna (Miss) REISCH, Hattie RESER, Adolia REYNOLDS, Mattie RICHARDS, Florence L. RICHARDS, Mary E. RICHARDSON, Susa A. RODELL, Emma C. RODKEY, Ella J. ROFFLE, Callie ROFFLE, Evaline ROYER, Dora I. GROOM TAYLOR, Henry A. SPRING, John W. KERN, Edward E. (alias LAIR) LARGENT, William T. TODD, Lauren M. RANKIN, William H • DICK, Sheridan M. ZOOK, Jacob M. WALKER, George C. SETTERBERG, Charles SAMS, William C. WIDENER, Charles R. BEHLER, Joel FARLEY, Frank B. FINCH, Charles FINCH, Clarence O. BOUTWELL, Lester F. GALBRAITH, James B. McGINNIS, George A. DERBY, George W. SIMMONS, Samuel T. SPEER, Hardin SKINNER, Charles A. JOHNSON, William PEAIRS, Hervey B. RAYSON, Harry BASTIAN, Abraham L. WYNNE, Charles E. ARNOLD, Frederick F. GARSUCH, Emerson B. ERWIN, George H. FOLEY, William D. PORTER, William T. HENDRICKS, Merideth S. FALK, Andrew M. CARR, Charles H. HOUSE, James B. BROWN, Pernel BRUBAKER, Silas B. BRIDE ROWAN, Anna May RUSSELL, Martha J. RUSSELL, Nellie G. SALISBURY, Elizabeth L. SANDERS, Julia, SAWYER, Jessie P. SEITZ, Margaret G. SHANNON, Mary T. SHEDD, Margaret L. SHLUETER, Mina SHUFFLEBOTHOM, Bessie SHULTZ, Bessie M. SIMMONS, Louise M. SIMON, Mary SIMPSON, Mary Louise SISCOE, Jennie E. SMITH, Jennie E. SOULE, Emma B. SOWERS, Clara B. SOWERS, Emma SOWERS, Mary H. STAMP, Fannie STANLEY, Emma STANWIX, Celinda STEELE, Janett E. (Miss) STRAUP, Minnie L. STRAWTHER, Laura J. STUDEBAKER, Lydia SULCEN, Elizabeth TANNER, Cornelia C. TAYLOR, Sarah E. TAYLOR, Sarah E. THlME, Elizabeth THOMPSON, Emma D. TRIMBLE, Laura A. TROPP, Melvina A. TURNER, Mary M. TUTTLE, Nellie S. TUTTLE, Susan GROOM SEARCH, Warren O. BISHOP, Samuel Douglas SHEPARD, Lucius F. COHRON, Emmet M. WASHINGTON, George BROWNELL, George W. STROBEL, Jacob G. VAIL, Cornelius RODRICK, Louis B. HAAS, Charles S. WARREN, William H. LASLETT, Ferdinand C. THOMPSON, Herman V. OEHRLE, Godlip (Gotthib) WALKER, Oliver D. BROCK, Wesley E. MATTHEWS, Caswell S. ALLEN, Eugene C. KASINGER, James A. WINTERS, Ferdinand BRUBAKER, Albadore HOLSINGER, Charles PAGE, Henry R. HARRIS, Thomas J. PRESBY, Wilbur F. SAMMER(S), Edward S. HARRIS, Samuel D. ROYER, John Elmer CARLSEN, Jacob P. BUFFINGTON, Isaac N. SCHELL, George W. VANDERBUR, Charles VOGLER, Valentine RICKER, Arthur S.M. HUTCHESON, Marion F. COFFENBARGER, Albert M. WHEELER, George A. WILLEY, Serenus E. HOOVER, John L. () o c ::s rt "<: ... ~ ~ ~. ~ (J) ~ (J) Q o "1 Cl. CIl .... Q) \Q C ... Q o ::s ....::s rt c (J) . Cl. �~ o BRIDE TYLER, Sarah A. VAN VOORHIS, Myrtie M. VERMILLION, Anna M. VERMILYA, Ella V. VITT, Lena VITT, Nora Belle WAKLEY, Ida L. WALKER, Mattie WALTON, Eliza Jane WEAVER, Sarah A. WENZEL, Gussie WEST, Jessie M. WILLARD, Cora WILLEY, Vida o. WILLIAMS, Leana WILSON, Sybil WILSON, Virginia B. WOMAC, Florence WRIGHT, Lizzie YARNOLD, Malinda F. ZEEB, Louisa M. GROOM McNISH, John W. GREGORY, Bert M. YEWDALL, Charles H. BOENER, William SEIWALD, George H. KARNES, McKissick H. ARNOLD, George E. WRIGHT, Edward TODD, Thomas A.L. WISE, Felix E. GOODEN, Elmer J. CROZIER, George R. SATTERWHITE, John HUGHES, Milton A. GRAVES, William EVERS, Jerry KATZER, Frederick Joe HOLLODAY, Ben. W. BROOKS, Louis POLLOCK, Thomas A. DAMM, John A CRAJrIFORD DIVORCE From the Lawrence Daily Journal and Evening Tribune, Monday, March 13, 1893. Cynthia CRAWFORD wants a divorce from Robert CRAWFORD on the ground of cruelty and abandonment. REAL ESTNl'E TRANSFERS, 24 FEBRUARY ~892 tl o c: Extracted by the editor from the Lawrence Daily Journal, 24 February, 1892, on microfilm at the Lawrence Public Library. The list was compiled by GLEASON & WHITMAN, Real Estate and Loan Agents and Abstractors. Mary J. SMITH to C.P. GROVENOR, lot 135 block 3 North Lawrence, consideration $100. Geo. BOYD to W.W. COLE, 4x 20 rods in SW cor NW 1/4 of SW 1/4, 29, 12, 20, consideration $1500. Wm. R. CARTER and wife to Nathan KNAPP, lot 20 block 39 West Lawrence, consideration $1080. Castle H. SPENCER et a1 to Daniel H. SPENCER, trustee, N 1/2 lot 58 Massachusetts st. Lawrence, consideration $13,000. F.J. WHITON to J.A. and Theodria SMITH, S 1/2 NE 1/4, 4, 13, 19, consideration $1600. E.F. GOODRICH and wife to Hiram TOWNE, SE 1/4 (less 40 acres) 31, 113, 18, consideration $336.25. Ira W.D. BROWN to J.G. THOMPSON, W 1/2 lot 11 and all of 13, 15, 17, 19, and 21 Elmo st. and W. 1/2 of 12 and all of 14, 16, 18, 20 and 22 Dearborn st., Baldwin, consideration $525. A. Wm. MABERLY and wife to Hiram CANTRELL, 20 acres in SW cor of NW 1/4, 24, 13, 20, consideration $400. Wm. F. OSBORN and wife to Chas. T. COOPER, lots 126, 128, 130, 132, 134, 136 King st., lots 125, 127, 129, 131, 133, 135 Lincoln st., Baldwin, consideration $375. IQ f....o III In C) o c: ::s I"t "<: ... o o ::s ....::s I"t c: (I) . tl.. �LECOlfP'l'ON 'l'CMNSHIP VOTERS - ~6 HARCH ~867 From the Kansas New Era, 19 March 1867. Submitted by Iona Spencer. List of Voters in Lecompton Township, under the Registration Law. ANDRESS, R.R. BACON, G.D. BLANEY, Oberlin o. BONEBRAKE, J.H. BAKER, G.C. BARTLETT, N.B. BRUNER, F.F. BRUNER, J.B. BENNETT, J.R. BRUTTING, Ben BABCOCK, O.S. BROWNING, Garrett BEAUMIRE, Geo. (BAHNMAIER) BANNING, John BROWN, John BROWN, Wm. BROWN, John Jr. BOYD, D.C. BEAN, R.L. CHRISTIAN, W.H. COULTER, C.L. COULTER, G. CUMMINGS, P. COOK, F. CUNNINGHAM, J.B. CORBET, J.C. CRISS, Elias B. CRISS, Moses CLARK, Thos. H. COLE, Asa COLDWELL, R. A .. CALLAHAM, J.F. CHANDLER, Abraham CROWDER, J.N. CROWDER, Jas. CRUM DRICK, Adain DAY, D.G. DRISKEL, Michael DUNCAN, G.W. DUNCAN, Edward DUNCAN, Edward Jr. DUNCAN, Wm. A. DUNCAN, Wm. DUMMER, R.W. DUMMER, Jeremiah DAVIDSON, Jas. A. EVANS, Lyman FOLTON, Tho's. FITZPATRICK, P. FRY, Wm. FARIS, J. FARIS, S.D. GUILFOY, Jas. GREGORY, M.H. GARRETT, Wesley GALAHER, Wm. GENTRY, Nicholas GLENN, Alex GLENN, Wm. GLENN, B.F. GLENN, H.T. GLENN, Rob't. GLENN, A.G. GLENN, Hawk GILMAN, P.H. GIST GRAHAM, N. GREENE, Arthur H. GREENE, Henry M. GOUDY, R.M. GLENN, Joseph HEALEY, H.D. HARBERT, O.B. HUGHES, Rob HEISE, John HARTUP, Thos. HARRIS, E.P. HILL, F.B. HILL, D.M. HEDGER, J.T. HILLIGOSS, S. HAY, Wm. HARPER, Wm. HOAD, F.E. HACKNEY, Joseph ILIFF, Lemuel ILIFF, J.M. ILIFF, M.N. JOHNSON, Thos. KASPER, Jacob KENDRICK, M.C. KIRKPATRICK, H. KERNS, John LOWE, A.K. The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.3 LACY, J.W. LEWIS, Peter LAWLOR, John LAWLOR, Thos. LOOBEY, M. LEAMER, Wm. M. LEWIS, B.F. LEWIS, Abner LYNCH, Dennis LAMAR, B.F. McINTOSH, D.S. McKINNEY, Wm. McKINNEY, Wm. J. MORRIS, G.H. MASON, John McCLANAHAN, J.G. MARTIN, D.H. MARTIN, David McCALL, Moses MOORE, J.F. MURPHY, M. MIGLIARIO, M. MIGLIARIO MILLIGAN, Isaac McGREW, A.F. MARTIN, J.N. MACK, Adam NACE, Wm. M. NASALROD, Jessie NOE, Geo. OLIVER, Thos. OLIVER, Thos. Jr. OLMSTED, Jed. PRESCOTT, A. PATTON, J.N. PENNINGTON, Wm. PICKENS, G.W. PIPER, Henry PALMER, R.E. PETERSON, J.W. RILEY, S.S. ROSE, Alex RICHARDS, R. RAY, H.J. RITCHEY, Fred SHORTLE, P. STRASBURG, J.M. STRASBURG, W.H. 118 SMITH, G.W. SMITH, Wm. L. SCOTT, Chas. M. SHUCK, D. STROICK, D. STORMS, G.F. SPENCER, W.H. SPENCER, J.W. SPENCER, John SPENC:ER, 0.0. STAINES, J.S. SELLERS, A.J. SELLERS, A.A. SHAFER, J.E. TUCKER, J.M. TUCKER, Thos. TREAmlELL, N.D. TYLER, Leander THOMPSON, L. TRIPP, David VANCE, Joseph VAN VALKENBURG WALTERS, F. WEAVER, S. WRIGHT, B. WILLIAMS, L.F.H. WINTERS, M.S. WIZER, P.G. WORTHINGTON, C. WATSON, S.J. WARD, Nelson WEAVER, L.E. YOUNG, Wm. YOUNG, Wm. Jr. YOUNG, Robert YEAGER, Joseph YEAGER, Jacob YEAGER, Geo. ZINN, Geo. W. ZINN, Geo. ZINN, Geo. W. Jr. ZINN, John �IfARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED IN SlIAJriNEE COUNTY TO DOUGLAS COUNTY RESIDERTS ~ OCTOBER ~887 ~o APRIL ~9~3 (1) ....'1:1 g ~ . Compiled by Vivian Clough and submitted by the Watkins Community Museum. '1 .o:c: BRIDEGROOM, AGE RESIDENCE ABRAUZ, John, 27 Lawrence, KS ATWOOD, George, 25 Lawrence, KS BAKER, Ralph E., 22 Lawrence, KS BANNING, Nathaniel, 43 Lawrence, KS BIDWELL, M.H., 22 Lawrence, KS BRACKETT, Harry G., 26 Lawrence, KS CARROLL, J.C., 23 Lawrence, KS COOPER, Edward (Eddie), 25 Lawrence, KS CRAW, Rev. James L., 36 Lawrence, KS DIAL, J.H., 30 Whiting DICKSON, James, 32 Lawrence, KS DIEL, Denver T., 28 Lawrence, KS EVANS, Kenneth Clark, 39 Lawrence, KS FOSTER, George 0., 30 Lawrence, KS GARDNER, Edward T., 23 Lawrence, KS BRIDE, AGE RESIDENCE DATE OFFICIANT HARVEY, Cora, 19 Lawrence, KS STAPLES, Dora B., 31 Lawrence, KS BEARD, Zola G., 19 Lawrence, KS DOWNS, Emma L., 27 st. Joseph, MO ADAMS, Dora E., 23 Lawrence, KS RENICH, Lillian, 18 Lawrence, KS COVEY, Mary E., 29 Lawrence, KS SEATON, Rena, 22 Lawrence, KS JELTZ, Lillian L., 25 Topeka, KS ROTHWELL, Bessie, 19 Lawrence, KS JOHNSON, Bertha J., 29 Emporia, KS DELL, Edith R., 26 Lawrence, KS DAVIS, Clementine, 24 Lawrence, KS WARD, Blanche, 27 Topeka, KS BOOTH, Ethel Banche, 20 Silver Lake, KS 21 Mar 1896 J.G. WOOD, P.J. 27 May 1911 Mary E. CHAPIN, N.P. 22 Oct 1909 N.N. PEYTON, Deputy Co. Clerk 25 Nov 1896 J.G. WOOD, Probate Judge 17 Sep 1898 Lewis S. DOLMAN, Probate Judge 18 Sep 1891 H.J. BEVELLE, Notary Public 3 Mar 1896 J.G. WOOD, Probate Judge 16 Aug 1909 Hazel D. RICHARDSON, Notary Public 1 Jul 1911 F.E. WELLS, Deputy Co. Clerk 23 Dec 1907 R.E. HAYDEN, Probate Judge 12 May 1906 Geo. E. FLANDERS, Notary Public 22 Mar 1909 Hazel D. RICHARDSON, Notary Public 23 Dec 1905 Geo. E. FLANDERS, Notary Public 31 Jul 1901 Theo. J. ORNER, Notary Public 30 Mar 1907 Hazel D. RICHARDSON, Notary Public �~ o ...... '"o BRIDEGROOM, AGE RESIDENCE BRIDE, AGE RESIDENCE DATE OFFICIANT GEARHARTE, John, 46 Lawrence, KS HARDING, Walter J., 21 Lawrence, KS HAYES, Morris S., 29 Lawrence, KS HUDSON, Samuel, 47 Lawrence, KS HURD, George R., 50 Dg. Co., KS KRUSE, Frank H., 53 HARRIS, Julia, 34 Lawrence, KS RANSOM, Letha B., 21 Lawrence, KS BRUMMITT, Edith, 29 Topeka, KS NESSLER, Della, 27 Lawrence, KS PARDEE, Della, 38 Dg. Co., KS FANLEY, Mrs. Lizzie M., 46 Lawrence, KS PLUMMER, Georgia, 26 Douglas, KS CONGER, Evelyn Adell, 29 Lawrence, KS KENNY, Mary Margaret, 20 Lawrence, KS WOSVENOR, Bertha, 39 Topeka, KS MURPHY, Grace H., 19 Lawrence, KS KINGTON, Laura Ett, 30 27 Feb 1889 W.E. STONE, Clerk 3 Aug 1912 Mary E. CHAPIN, Notary Public 15 Jun 1910 Probate Judge 9 Feb 1897 Lewis S. DOLMAN, Probate Judge 28 Oct 1891 H.J. BEVELLE, Notary Public 12 Apr 1913 Anne BALLARD, Notary Public 17 Dec 1910 Anne BALLARD, Notary Public 3 Jun 1912 Anne BALLARD, Notary Public 14 Jun 1910 Mary E. CHAPIN, Notary Public 18 Dec 1906 Geo. E. FLANDERS, Notary Public 16 Nov 1892 H.J. BEVELLE, Notary Public 25 Dec 1894 G.N. ELLIOTT, Probate Judge 20 Aug 1901 Theo. F. ORNER, Notary Public 21 Dec 1889 A.B. QUINTON, Probate Judge 30 Jan 1908 R.F. HAYDEN, Probate Judge 20 Dec 1910 Anne BALLARD, Notary Public 26 Apr 1892 G.N. ELLIOTT, Probate Judge 11 Feb 1904 Theo. F. ORNER, Notary Public MANSHARDT, Ervin D., 26 Leonardville, KS McCLAIN, Wilfred K., 26 Lawrence, KS MCCLEERY, John C., 21 Topeka, KS McINTIRE, Levi 0., 49 Lawrence, KS MCMAHON, Harry J., 22 Lawrence, KS MILLER, William, 36 Dg. Co., KS MONTGOMERY, Royal J., 22 Lawrence, KS NEAL, Henry M., 63 Lawrence, KS NOLLER, Albert, 22 Lawrence, KS NULL, John E., 35 Lawrence, KS OPPERMAN, Wm. A., 24 Lawrence, KS OZIAS, Joseph W., 52 Lawrence, KS KEMP, Anna Bertha, 27 Topeka, KS BATTERMAN, Carrie M., 46 Lawrence, KS STOCKMANN, Ella, 25 Vassar, KS MOLITOR, Julia, 21 Lawrence, KS HOOK, Ella Nora, 22 Lawrence, KS ERICKSON, Julia C., 49 Lawrence, KS N- o t:J o s::: IQ ..... PI CIl C) o �~ o BRIDEGROOM, AGE RESIDENCE BRIDE, AGE RESIDENCE DATE OFFICIANT PALMQUIST, Richard, 29 LARSSON, Amelia, 22 Lawrence, KS GOODRICH, Gertrude E., 31 Topeka, KS REANIS, Mabel, 24 Denver, Colo. FLORY, Luetta, 22 Topeka, KS PARRISH, Kate, 22 Topeka, KS READING, Elizabeth, 54 Topeka, KS RITTER, Anna B., 26 Lawrence, KS WHITE, Ida E., 22 Topeka, KS REEDER, Laura M., 21 Lawrence, KS WALLACE, Caroline, 60 Kansas City, MO CREEL, Rachel A., 24 Dg. Co., KS WHITCOMB, Mary L., 26 Lawrence, KS JOHNSON, Mamie, 23 Lawrence, KS JOHNSON, Blanche, 20 Lawrence, KS FENWICK, Hettie, 27 Lawrence, KS AGLE, Alberta, 18 Lawrence, KS WALL, Teckla, 21 Lawrence, KS HIATT, I. Patti, 20 Lawrence, KS 18 Oct 1887 D.N. BRUDGE?, County Clerk 10 Jan 1905 Geo. E. FLANDERS, Notary Public 2 Mar 1910 Mary E. CHAPIN, Notary Public 6 Jan 1911 Anne BALLARD, Notary Public 20 Jan 1903 Theo. F. ORNER, Notary Public 7 Sep 1911 Mary E. CHAPIN, N.P. 24 Feb 1903 Theo. F. ORNER, Notary public 22 Feb 1897 J.P. WILSON, Notary Public 11 Jan 1899 S.C. GARRAND, Notary Public 11 Sep 1899 S.C. GARRAND, Notary Public 29 Mar 1892 H.J. BEVELLE, Notary Public 2 Mar 1910 Mary E. CHAPIN, Notary public 7 Jun 1901 W.E. FAGAN, Probate Judge 20 Apr 1907 Geo. C. FLANDERS, Notary Public 25 Sep 1902 W.E. FAGAN, Probate Judge 12 Mar 1909 Hazel D. RICHARDSON, Notary Public 27 Mar 1895 J.W. WOOD, Probate Judge 14 Jan 1909 W.F. SCHECK, Probate Judge PHILLIPS, Ray A.J., 34 Lawrence, KS PRENTICE, Steven S., 32 Lawrence, KS PRICE, Leslie A., 27 Lawrence, KS RAY, Bert, 23 Lawrence, KS READING, James, 58 Lawrence, KS RITTER, W.M., 42 Lawrence, KS ROACH, F.E., 28 Lawrence, KS ROBISON, Myrtloth D. Lawrence, KS ROGER, Rufus, 64 Lawrence, KS SAWERS, James H., 26 Topeka, KS SCHRADER, Carl R., 25 Lawrence, KS SCOTT, James, 21 Lawrence, KS SCROGGS, Wendell, 24 Topeka, KS SHIPMAN, H.L., 24 Oakland, KS SMITH, Howard, 24 Salina, KS SMITH, Samuel, 26 Topeka, KS STEPHENS, Nelson I., 21 -Lawrence, KS ("t o t:I o c ....III IQ CIl () o o o ::s("t ..... ::s c (b Q" �BRIDEGROOM, AGE RESIDENCE BRIDE, AGE RESIDENCE DATE OFFICIANT ~ ru ~ ~. ru ~ TAYLOR, James, 27 CARR, Lena, 25 29 Jan 1912 m Somerset, KS Lawrence, KS Anne BALLARD, Notary Public ~ ~. TAYLOR, Merrill S., 22 MEDSGER, Goldie E., 21 7 Jun 1905 0 m Lawrence, KS Topeka, KS Geo. FLANDERS, Notary Public ~ ~ TEGART, Flint T., 28 HUPP, Mary C., 18 7 Apr 1892 m ~ Dg. Co., KS Osage Co., KS H.J. BEVELLE, Notary Public ~ TENNENILES?, John, 43 WILSON, Alma, 32 10 Jul 1894 ~ ~ Og. Co., KS G.N. ELLIOTT, Probate Judge c m TUTT, Elmore, 28 GRAY, Alice,_~2~1~________________-=3~0~M~a~r~1~9~1;0~APTN~~~~~~bl~:---------___________ ~ ______ Lawrence,,~K~S~________----__--__~~opeka-,-KS Mary E. CHAPIN, Notary Public WALTON, J.C., 22 BALL, Francis E., 21 1 Oct 1904 Lawrence, KS Abilene, KS R.F. HAYDEN, Probate Judge ~ WARD, Osa C., 21 JUDKINS, Nellie, 21 23 Oct 1900 §ru Elmont, KS Lawrence, KS S.C. GARRARD, Notary Public ~ WARREN, Asa J., 67 MILEY?, Mary, 55 22 Aug 1893 n Lawrence, KS Shawnee Co., KS G.N. ELLIOTT, Probate Judge 0 WHEATON, Charles A., 39 SEYMOUR, Hattie C., 35 3 Aug 1901 Topeka, KS Lawrence, KS W.E. FAGAN, Probate Judge WHEELER, Robert, 37 KING, Lula, 20 10 Sep 1891 Lawrence, KS Topeka, KS H.J. BEVELLE, Notary Public WHITE, Thomas, 24 MAP, Mary, 22 14 Apr 1903 Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS Theo. F. ORNER, Notary Public WIEMAN, Fred W., 28 DUREIN, Anna M., 24 10 Jun 1903 Lawrence, KS Topeka, KS Theo. F. ORNER, Notary Public WILLEY, J.W., 66 FAIRFIELD, Susanna E., 56 10 Dec 1903 Lawrence, KS Fort Des Moine, Iowa Theo. F. ORNER, Notary Public WINCHELL, Nathan J., 33 PEMBROKE, Mary C., 33 8 Oct 1909 Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS Hazel D. RICHARDSON, Notary Public WOODS, Ralya B., 23 EMICK, Maud May, 21 30 Jul 1903 Lawrence, KS Junction City, KS R.F. HAYDEN, Probate Judge WOODWARD, Brinton D., 31 LORD, Frances J., 26 17 Oct 1904 Lawrence, KS Topeka, KS R.F. HAYDEN, Probate Judge WRIGHT, Chester F., 27 MARTIN, Eilza J., 23 12 Sep 1895 Lawrence, KS Topeka, KS H.J. BEVELLE, Notary Public s· �BRIDE INDEX BRIDE ADAMS, Dora E. AGLE, Alberta BALL, Francis E. BATTERTON, Carrie M. BEARD, Zola G. BOOTH, Ethel Blanche BRUMMITT, Edith CARR, Lena CONGER, Evelyn Adell COVEY, Mary E. CREEL, Rachel A. DAVIS, Clementine DELL, Edith DOWNS, Emma L. DUREIN, Anna M. EMICK, Maud May ERICKSON, Julia C. FAIRFIELD, Susanna E. FANLEY, Mrs. Lizzie M. FENWICK, Hettie FLORY, Luetta GOODRICH, Gertrude E. GRAY, Alice HARRIS, Julia HARVEY, Cora HIATT, I. Patti HOOK, Ella Nora HUPP, Mary C. JELTZ, Lillian JOHNSON, Bertha J. JOHNSON, Blanche JOHNSON, Mamie JUDKINS, Nellie KEMP, Anna Bertha KENNY, Mary Margaret GROOM BRIDE GROOM BIDWELL, M.H. SMITH, Howard L. WALTON, J.C. NEAL, Henry M. BAKER, Ralph E. GARDNER, Edward T. HAYES, Morris S. TAYLOR, James H. McCLAIN, Wildred K. CARROLL, J.C. SAWERS, James H. EVANS, Kenneth Clark DIEL, Denver T. BANNING, Nathaniel WIEMAN, Fred W. WOODS, Ralya B. OZIAS, Joseph W. WILLEY, J.W. KRUSE, Frank H. SHIPMAN, H.L. PRICE, Leslie PHILLIPS, Ray A.J. TUTT, Elmore GEARHARTE, John ABRAUZ, John STEPHENS, Nelson OPPERMAN, William A. TEGART, Flint T. CRAW, Rev. James L. DICKSON, James SCROGGS, Wendall SCOTT, James WARD, Osa C. MONTGOMERY, Royal J. McCLEERY, John C. KING, Lula KINGTON, Laura Ett LARSSON, Amelia LORD, Frances J. MAP, Mary MARTIN, Eilza J. MEDSGER, Goldie E. MILEY?, Mary MOLITOR, Julia MURPHY, Grace H. NESSLER, Della PARDEE, Della PARRISH, Kate PEMBROKE, Mary C. PLUMMER, Georgia RANSON, Letha B. READING, Elizabeth E. REANIS, Mabel REEDER, Laura M. RENICH, Lillian RITTER, Anna B. ROTHWELL, Bessie SEATON, Rena SEYMOUR, Hattie C. STAPLES, Dora B. STOCKMANN, Ella WALL, Teckla WALLACE, Caroline WARD, Blanche WHITCOMB, Mary L. WHITE, Ida E. WILSON, Alma WOSVENOR,Bertha A. WHEELER, Robert MILLER, William PALMQUIST, Richard WOODWARD, Brinton D. WHITE, Thomas WRIGHT, Chester F. TAYLOR, Merrill S. WARREN, Asa J. NULL, John E. McMAHON, Harry J. HUDSON, Samuel HURD, George R. RAY, Bert WINCHELL, Nathan J. MANSHARDT, Ervin D. HARDING, Walter J. READING, James W. PRENTICE, Steven S. ROBISON, Myrtloth D. BRACKETT, Harry G. RITTER, W.M. DIAL, I.H. COOPER, Edward (Eddie) WHEATON, Charles A. ATWOOD, George NOLLER, Albert SMITH, Samuel ROGERS, Rufus FOSTER, George O. SCHRADER, Carl R. ROACH, F.E. TENNENILES?, John McINTIRE, Levi M- o \::1 o c '-' IQ III III () 0 ~ (l) III 1-<. Q. iu ::s MIII . n o ::s M- I-<. ::s c (l) Q. �RECENT OBITUARIES OF EARLY DOUGLAS COUNTY RESIDENTS Obituaries listed here are of persons who were born in Douglas County or moved here before 1911. The obituaries themselves usually give much more information. The edition of the Lawrence Journal World in which the obituary appeared is given in parentheses. AMYX, Mae Alexander of Lawrence, KS, b. 25 May 1895, Beagle, KS; d. 12 Sep 1990, Eudora, KS; m. 13 Oct 1913, Parker, KS, S.M. AMYX (d. Nov 1969); bur. Memorial Park Cemetery. (Thur. 13 Sep 1990, Fri. 14 Sep 1990) CONBOY, Gertrude Martha of Lawrence, KS, b. 17 Dec 1894, Cottonwood Falls, KS; d. 3 Jan 1991, Lawrence, KS; m. Raymond P. CONBOY (d. 1970); bur. Mount Calvary Cemetery, Lawrence, KS. (Thur. 3 Jan 1991) DEXTER, Lenora Douglas of Sun City, CA, b. 20 Mar 1900, Baxter, IA; d. 24 Ju1 1990, Topeka, KS; m1. 20 Ju1 1940, William H. DOUGLAS (d. 22 Sep 1978); m2. 3 Oct 1980, Wilfred H. DEXTER; bur. Mount Hope Cemetery, Topeka, KS. (Wed. 25 Jul 1990) FLORY, Lola Mary of Lone Star, KS, b. 21 May 1896, Lone Star, KS; d. 24 Nov 1990, Lawrence, KS; m. 22 Dec 1915, Joseph Donald FLORY (d. 22 Aug 1977); bur. Washington Creek Cemetery. (Sun. 25 Nov 1990, Mon. 26 Nov 1990, Tues. 27 Nov 1990) GRIFFIN, Edward L. "Ed" of Lawrence, KS, b. 18 Aug 1889, on a farm on the west bank of the Hudson River at Ulster Landing, NY; d. 5 Jun 1990, Lawrence, KS; m. Ruth SPRAY (d. 1972); bur. Oak Hill Cemetery, Lawrence, KS. (Tues. 5 Jun 1990, Wed. 6 Jun 1990) HOFFSOMMER, Raymond A. of Lecompton, KS, b. 30 Mar 1900, Perry, Oklahoma Territory; d. 28 Jan 1991, Topeka, KS; m. 25 Dec 1925, Lecompton, KS, Irene S. SLAVENS (d. 20 Aug 1989); bur. Topeka Cemetery. (Wed. 30 Jan 1991) KIDD, Hilda (ZIESENIS) of Prospect, KY, b. 18 Jun 1900, Eudora, KS; d. 28 Dec 1990, Louisville, KY; m. 2 Jun 1927 Dana KIDD (d. 1982). (Wed. 2 Jan 1991) LINDELL, Martha A. "Mattie" of Lawrence, KS, b. 6 Dec 1890, Lapier, Osage Co., KS; d. 3 Mar 1990, Lawrence, KS; m. 24 Feb 1915, Lone Star, KS, Earl August LINDELL (d. 28 Feb 1941); bur. Washington Creek Cemetery, Douglas Co., KS. (Mon. 5 Mar 1990) MORRISS, Effie M. of Topeka, KS, b. 11 May 1898, Ozawkie, KS; d. 6 Feb 1991, Topeka, KS; m. 31 Mar 1917, Allen Ray MORRISS (d. Nov 1974); bur. Maple Grove Cemetery, Lecompton, KS. (Thur. 7 Feb 1991) NIEDER, Mable Irene (STEVENSON) of Lawrence, KS, b. 24 Apr 1897, Lone Star, KS; d. 6 Dec 1990, Eudora, KS; m. 1934, Carl NIEDER (d. 1974); bur. Washington Creek Cemetery, Douglas Co., KS. (Thur. 6 Dec 1990, Fri. 7 Dec 1990) PATTERSON, Fred, Sr. of Lawrence, KS, b. 4 May 1889, Haddam, KS; d. 25 Oct 1989, Lawrence, KS; m. 22 Aug 1942, Olathe, KS, Mary Alice TIPTON; bur. Reno Cemetery, Leavenworth Co., KS. (Thur. 26 Oct 1898, Fri. 27 Oct 1989) PUCKETT, William M., Sr., of Lawrence, KS, b. 26 Feb 1898, Pleasa.nt Grove, KSi d. 26 Dec 1990, Lawrence, KS; m1. 30 Apr 1919, Lone Star, KS, Lillie Marie BOND (d. 17 Jan 1965); m2. 11 Jul 1973, Ottawa, KS, lignes Lorene MOHLER ~d. 2 Jan ,1982); bur. Memorial Park Cemete,ry. (Wed. 26 Dec 1990) STEFFEN, Gert~e Faye of Lawrence, KS, b. 22 May 1899 south of Eudora, KS; d. 8 Jan 1991, Lawrence, KSi m. John STEFFEN (dec'd); bur. Deay Cemetery near Eudora, KS. (Wed. 9 Jan 1991, Thur. 10 Jan 1991) The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.3 124 �THE ENGLISH LUTBBRAlI CHURCH OF LAJiREBCB -- ~898 Taken from the Directory of the English Lutheran Church, pub.lished by The World Company in 1898, and presented to the Watkins Community Museum by Cathy Ambler. Submitted by Judy Sweets. The church was located at ,1040 New Hampshire St., Lawrence, KS. MEMBERS ALLEN, Mrs. Maggie, 943 Massachusetts Street. ALBACH, Philip, 1701 Tennessee Street. ALBACH, Mrs. Philip, 1701 Tennessee Street. ALBACH, Henry, 309 Indiana Street. ALBAUGH, Theo. F., 1043 Delaware Street. ALBAUGH, Mrs. Theo. F., 1043 Delaware street. BROEKER, Mrs. Emma, 835 New York Street. BIEBUSH, Mrs. Annie, 845 New Hampshire Street. BELL, Miss Letitia, 1025 Vermont Street. BALDWIN, Mrs. Grace, Lawrence. BERKLE, Mrs. Minnie, 1132 Rhode Island Street. BREHM, Rev. W.E.,1133 Rhode Island Street. BREHM, Mrs. W.E., 1133 Rhode Island Street. CRISS, S.T., 1032 Ohio Street. CRISS, Mrs. S.T., 1032 Ohio Street. CRISS, Miss Nellie, 1032 Ohio Street. DEVLIN, Norris N., 1221 New York Street. 'DEVLIN, Mrs. Norris N., 1221 New York Street. DEVLIN, Miss Fannie M., 1221 New York Street. ERIKSEN, C.J., 1017 New Hampshire Street. ERIKSEN, Mrs. C.J., 1017 New Hampshire Street. ERIKSEN, Julius, 923 Louisiana Street. ENDACOTT, Mrs. Wm., 846 Illinois Street. ENDACOTT, Frank, 1121 New Jersey Street. FREDERICKSON, A., 1014 Vermont street. FREDERICKSON, Mrs. A., 1014 Vermont Street. GAUMER, Mrs. Balilla, Doane's Addition. GAUMER, Mrs. Chas. Jr., Lawrence. GAUMER, Chas., Lawrence. GAUMER, Mrs. Chas., Lawrence. GOOD, David, 245 Indiana Street. GOOD, M~s. David, 245 Indiana Street. HAY, Miss Flora, 1116 Connecticut Street. HAY, Miss Gertie C., 1116 Connecticut Street. HAY, Miss Gladys, 1116 Connecticut Street. HUTT, Mrs. E., 1026 New Jersey Street. BUTT, Miss Marie, 1026 New Jersey Street. BUTT, Miss Anna S., 1026 New Jersey Street. The Pioneer, vol. XIV, No.3 125 w. E. BREHM, PASTOR. �The English Lutheran Church of Lawrence - 1898, continued. HUTT, Miss Julia, 1026 New Jersey street. HUTT, Miss Ida, 1026 New Jersey street. HAGENBUSH, Mrs. Chas., Block 10 Rhode Island St. HERNING, Mrs. S.A., 1121 New Jersey Street. HERNING, Miss Rebecca, 1121 New Jersey Street. HERNING, Albert, 1121 New Jersey Street. HASTIE, Wm. L., 1119 pennsylvania Street. HASTIE, Mrs. Wm. L., 1119 Pennsylvania Street. HABERSTROH, J.C., 912 Connecticut Street. HABERSTROH, Mrs. J.C., 912 Connecticut Street. JENSEN, N.O., 1029 New York Street. JENSEN, Mrs. N.O., 1029 New York Street. JENSEN, Carl P., 1029 New York Street. JESPERSON, Julius, 1023 New Jersey Street. JESPERSON, Mrs. Julius, 1023 New Jersey street. KIRCHHOFF, Geo., 830 Alabama Street. KIRCHHOFF, Mrs. Geo., 830 Alabama Street. KOEHRING, John G., 1043 Rhode Island Street. KOEHRING, Mrs. John G., 1043 Rhode Island Street. KOEHRING, Anna, 1043 Rhode Island Street. KOEHRING, Martha, 1043 Rhode Island Street. LONG, D.S., 945 Maine Street. LONG, Mrs. D.S., 945 Maine Street. LONG, Vernelle, 945 Maine Street. LYTER, C.E., 1125 New York Street. LYTER, Mrs. C.E., 1125 New York Street. LOHMANN, F., 1025 Connecticut Street. LOHMANN, Mrs. F., 1025 Connecticut Street. LOHMANN, Miss Mamie, 1025 Connecticut Street. LOHMANN, Josephine, 1025 Connecticut Street. LOHMANN, John J., 1025 Connecticut Street. LOHMANN, Franklin H., 1025 Connecticut Street. LOHMANN, Benjamin G., 1025 Connecticut Street. MUNRO, D., 1341 Ohio Street. MUNRO, Mrs. D., 1341 Ohio Street. MADSEN, Mrs. Emma, 1035 New Jersey Street. NADELHOFFER, Wm., 1036 Connecticut Street. NADELHOFFER, Mrs. Wm., 1036 Connecticut Street. OLSON, Mrs. M., 912 Pennsylvania Street. OLSON, Axel T., 1229 New York Street. PEARCE, W.J., 1005 Pennsylvania Street. PEARCE, Mrs. W.J., 1005 Pennsylvania Street. PATTON, Mrs. L.A., Lawrence. PATTON, Miss Ida B., Lawrence. PETERSON, Wm., 1183 Quincy Street. PARCELS, John W., Eudora, Kansas. PIERSON, Mrs. Katherine, 1047 Delaware Street. PITT, Lou, Block 12 Connecticut Street. The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.3 126 �The English Lutheran Church of Lawrence - 1898, continued. PITT, Mrs. Lou, Block 12 Connecticut Street. PROTSCH, Richard E., 1041 New York Street. PROTSCH, Mrs. Richard E., 1041 New York Street. RUSSELL, Mrs. Wm., 908 Connecticut Street. REINHART, Chas. E., 1225 Delaware Street. REINHART, Mrs. Chas. E., 1225 Delaware Street. ROCKLAND, Mrs. M., 1336 Massachusetts Street. ROBINSON, Mrs. Alice, 112 pennsylvania Street. SCHELL, Mr. G.W., 928 Penna st. (entry handwritten) SCHELL, Mrs. G.W., 928 Penna St. (entry handwritten) SCHELL, Miss Bell, 928 Penna St. (entry handwritten) STEVENS, Miss Maggie, 1041 Tennessee Street. SNEEGAS, Frank, Block 16 Connecticut Street. SNEEGAS, Mrs. Frank, Block 16 Connecticut Street. SNEEGAS, Mrs. Eligth, Block 16 Connecticut Street. SNEEGAS, Miss Mary M., Block 16 Connecticut street. SELIG, Mrs. L.F., 945 Rhode Island Street. SHIRAR, David, 1310 Louisiana Street. SHlRAR, Geo. Frank, 1310 Louisiana Street. SHlRAR, James R., Lawrence. SHlRAR, Mrs. James R., Lawrence. SHIRAR, Miss Cora, Lawrence. SHIRAR, Chas., Lawrence. SHIRAR, Thos. N., Lawrence. SMITH, Mrs. Geo. H., 1002 Vermont Street. ST. GERMAINE, Thos., Indian School. SELIG, A.L., 1321 New Hampshire Street. SELIG, Mrs. A.L., 1321 New Hampshire Street. SELIG, John E., 1331 New Hampshire Street. SELIG, Mrs. John E., 1331 New Hampshire Street. TRAYNOR, Myrtle M., Block 10 Indiana Street. THAARUP, Alfred, Innes' Store. VERNSEN, Ole, 1244 New Jersey Street. VERNSEN, Mrs. Ole, 1244 New Jersey Street. VERNSEN, Miss Walberg, 1244 New Jersey Street. WOLLENZEIN, Mrs. Frances, 431 Indiana Street. WILSON, Clyde, 1341 Ohio Street. OFFICERS OF THE CHURCH W.E. BREHM, Pastor. Residence: 1133 Rhode Island Street. ELDERS: C.J. ERICKSEN, J.R. SHlRAR, C.E. LYTER. DEACONS: Frank ENDACOTT, D. SHlRAR, A. HERNING. TRUSTEES: S.T. CRISS, Hy. ALBACH, Wm. NADELHOFFER. TREASERER: Hy ALBACH. ORGANIST: Miss Marie HUTT. SECRETARY: A. HERNING. USHERS: Frank SHlRAR, Julius ERIKSEN. JANITOR: N.O. JENSEN. Residence: 1025 New York Street. The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.3 127 �The English Lutheran Church of Lawrence - 1898, continued. OFFICERS OF THE SUNDAY SCHOOL Mrs. S.T. CRISS, Superintendent. Mr. Benj. G. LOHMANN, Assistant Superintendent. Miss Annie OLSON, Secretary. Mr. C.J. ERIKSEN, Treasurer. Miss Gladys HAY, Librarian. Miss Katie EBERHART, Organist. Mr. G.R. GOULD, Musical Director. TEACHERS: Miss Nellie CRISS, Mrs. Chas. HAGENBUSH, Miss Belle SCHELL, Rev. W.E. BREHM, Miss Anna HUTT, Mr. J.R. SHIRAR, Miss Josephine LOHMANN, Mr. Benj. G. LOHMANN, Miss Flora HAY, G.R. GOULD, Mrs. W.E. BREHM, Mr. C.J. ERIKSEN, Mrs. C.J. ERIKSEN. YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETY OF CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR Miss Anna HUTT, President. Miss Josephine LOHMANN, Vice President. Mr. Benj. LOHMANN, Secretary. Miss Anna HUTT, corresponding Secretary. Mr. Frank ENDACOTT, Treasurer. Rev. W.E. BREHM, Critic. Miss Annie OLSON, organist. WOMEN'S HOME & FOREIGN MISSIONARY SOCIETY Mrs. Mrs. Miss Mrs. D. MUNRO, President. D. GOOD, Vice President. Belle SCHELL, Rec. Secretary. C.E. LYTER, Treasurer. CHILDREN'S MISSION BAND Miss Miss Miss Miss Josephine LOHMANN, Superintendent. Annie OLSON, President. Minnie NADELHOFFER, Rec. Secretary. Nellie PENCHARD, Treasurer. ADVERTISEMENTS FISCHER & SON, Boots, Shoes, Rubbers, 742 Massachusetts St. CULBERTSON & THOBURN, Coal and Sand, Merchants' National Bank Building. C.J. ERIKSEN, Dealer in General Household Goods, 942 1/2 and 944 Mass. St. MORRIS, The Photo Artist, 829 Mass. st. WM. WIEDEMANN'S, Pure Candies, Fresh Oysters, Ice Cream & Soda. GEO. H. SMITH, Dealer in Saddlery and Harness Goods, 730 Mass. St. FREDERICKSON & McKENZIE, Grocers, 923 Massachusetts Street. ED. ANDERSON, Restaurant and Fine Confectionery, 715 Mass. St. G.R. GOULD, Dealer in all kinds of Implements. Misses PETERSON & HUTT, Millinery Parlors, 836 Mass. st., Up stairs. ALBACH & PREHM, Dry Goods and Notions, 843 Mass. st. after Feb. 1, 1898. SHEARER & CO., Dry Goods, Cloaks Etc., 919 Mass. St. CHAS. HESS, Meat Market, 941 Mass. St. R.E. PROTSCH, Merchant Tailor, 819 Mass. St., Over Dailey's. C.W. STRAFFON, Pure Drugs, Musical Instruments & Supplies, 921 Mass. St. The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.3 128 �THE CITY OF CLEARFIELD The following was extracted from Clearfield History 1858-1976, printed in pamphlet form by the Bicentenniel History Committee, 1976. Submitted by Zona Smith. The city of Clearfield was organized in 1885. It consisted of a General store, Post Office, cooperative Creamery, Blacksmith Shop and Barber Shop. Mr. John GLASER built the general store in 1885 and also ran the post office. He named the new town Clearfield after Clearfield, Pennsylvania, the town they had migrated from. Lou HAAS, Andrew SCHENDEL and Gideon BREITHAUPT, respectively, ran the store and post office - the latter purchasing them in 1905 and selling the store in 1921. This was a busy little store in a progressive community. Farmers brought their cream and eggs and exchanged them for groceries, dry goods, shoes, candy, material, etc. They also came to pick up their mail. The mail that was delivered to Clearf ield camE~ by way of train to Vinland. It was delivered to Clearfield by Lew HANSON's mother once or twice a week. She came the road straight west of Clearfield from Vinland (this road is no longer open). Later, the mail came through the Eudora Post Office. The cooperative creamery was run first by a Mr. AINSWORTH and then later by Mr. Arch DEAN. It was located across the road and south of the church. The farmers in their respective areas would take turns gathering up the others' milk, take it on to the creamery at Clearfield where it was sepa'rated. The separator was run by a steam engine. The cream was taken to Edgerton and shipped to Kansas City. The milk was taken back to the farm to be fed to the livestock. The creamery building is standing today on the farm of Mr. and Mrs. Phil BRECHEISEN. The blacksmith shop was operated by Mr. Edwin SHULTZ and was located just east of the cemetery. He was kept busy shoeing horses and fixing iron pieces that farmers around the area needed. Later a blacksmith shop was started up by Bill SELZER and is still in operation on his son Wilfred's farm. Ed BEARD had a blacksmith shop for a short time located north of the church, but gave it up to go into farming. The barber shop was north of the general store and was operated by Mr. Andrew WISSMAN. It was opened all night as that was about the only time the men and boys could catch him to cut their hair. On Saturday nights there would be as many as thirty to forty fellas in the shop - "so crowded you couldn't spit on the floor." A shave would cost the guys ten cents and a hair cut fifteen cents. CLEARFIELD SCHOOL The school was located on the RODEWALD farm (east of the church). This log cabin school house was used for community gatherings and worship services. The first name of the school was Union. It was probably started in the 1860's and was a large school. In 1907 it was moved about a mile west of its first location and still is used today, as the Grange bought it for their meeting house. Barnhardt KRAMER, William BRECHEISEN and John STURM were early school board members. School was held at Clearfield until that district unified with the Baldwin School system in the 1940's. Pleasant Oak School was organized in the fall of 1907. It was built about a mile and a half east of the church to take care of the children living in that area. The first teacher was Carrie BLAKEMAN. The first school board members were: George BRECHEISEN, George MEEDER and William BRECHEISEN. The The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.3 129 �The City of Clearfield, continued. school stayed open till the fall of 1947 when the children started school in Baldwin as the Pleasant Oak district unified with Baldwin. CLEARFIELD GRANGE In 1907 under the able leadership of Douglas County Master, Brother George A. WEILER, steps were taken to organize a Grange in the Clearfield neighborhood. On February 21 and 22, 1907, Brother WEILER with the assistance of Brother A.P. REARDON, State Lecturer, obtained about 20 names of prospective members. On March 4, 1907 they met at the Union school House, later known as the Clearfield school. The group met on March 6 to complete the organization of the Clearfield Grange #1451. Brother REARDON was asked to get them a charter. He presented the charter to them in April. The following officers were elected for the year of 1907: Master Harvey REED; Lecturer - Sister A.B. DEAN; Overseer - Mr. A.B. DEAN; Steward Henry McKINNEY; Assistant Steward - Fred DEAY; Chaplain - Minnie HAUSMAN; Treasurer - Henry HAUSMAN; Secretary - William SELZER; Gatekeeper - William VITT; Ceres - Lena BREITHAUPT; Pomona - Carrie SELZER; Flora - Emma BREITHAUPT; Lady Assistant Steward - Eva FRYE. On January 16, 1951 the Clearfield Grange bought the Clearfield School House from the Baldwin School District for $50 and a half acre from Roy BREITHAUPT. The minutes of the Clearfield organizational meeting disclosed that some of the important issues of the day were discussed - such as rural mail delivery, freight rates, the Grange Insurance program, and getting good books to read. This is characteristic of a subordinate Grange program. Since all Grange policy is proposed and discussed first on the local level and then passed on to the state and national levels. The Clearfield Grange has a membership of 160. Eight of these have taken the seventh degree. Walter BRECHEISEN, George ROHE, Fred DEAY, Paul SELZER, William BOEHLE, Alfred SIEWALD, Herman BOHNSACK, Anna PAASCH, Homer CLARK and Fred EDER were 50 year members. CLEARFIELD CHURCH In 1854 Kansas was organized as a territory. Among the early settlers were German speaking families who had come from eastern parts of the United States. They were members of an Evangelical Church. The one desire they had in connection with finding a new home was to have the church of their choice. Many appeals were made to the Church through the Christian Botschafter and Evangelical Messenger. In 1858, Rev. G. FLEISHER, one of the first missionaries (circuit riders) sent to the Territory of Kansas, began a mission in the small town of Franklin (close to Lawrence - southeast). After organizing a class there, Rev. FLEISHER came to the Clearfield community, which was formerly known as Captain Creek, and organized a class which became a part of the Franklin Mission. The following early settlers were charter members: Peter BRECHEISEN and wife, William BRECHEISEN and wife, George MEEDER and wife, Ben KRAMER and wife, George HAUSMAN and wife. Brother MEEDER was elected Class Leader and Brother KRAMER, Exhortor. This was an encouraging beginning and developed into a prosperous congregation. For many years it was one of the strongest and most influential societies in the conference. Early meetings were held in homes. The pioneer families walked or went to meetings in lumber wagons to one of the member's homes to attend religious services. When the circuit rider was due for a The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.3 130 �The City of Clearfield, continued. sunday service, word was spread about there would be a meeting at a certain home and all the families took lunch baskets and went to spend the day at the home where the meeting was to be held. After a few years a log cabin school house was built on what is now the RODEWALD farm. This was also used as the Sabbath Day meeting place. A few years later the log cabin was weatherboarded and painted. This made it into a cozy, warm building - the place of many community gatherings. The first of two camp meetings in Kansas was held here in the summer of 1861. The attendance was about 100 people which included five ministers and 30 from the Clearfield Church. These camp meetings were held east of the Church on the SCHENDEL and MEEDER farms. The main service was held in a big tent and each family had their own tent to live in for the period of t:he camp meeting. These pioneer German settlers were from different provinces in the Old Country; therefore, each spoke a little different language. This made communication and teaching in the Sunday School and Church difficult. Sermons were all delivered in German. One pioneer lady is said to have gone to church every Sunday to sit through the meetings, but couldn't understand a word the minister said. The change to English was over a period of several years. Following World War I, during the pastorate of Rev. C.E. PLA~~Z, the transition was completed from German to the English language. In May of 1956 the Evangelical Church merged with the United Brethren forming the Evengelical United Brethren Church. The uniting session was held at Wichita, Kansas. Our lay delegate was Mrs. Irene BRECHEISEN. On October 16, 1957, Rev. Jacob NELSON had the dedication service for the new communion table which was a gift from the George BRECHEISEN family. On October 2, 1958 the congregation of the Clearfield Church was honored on its 100th anniversary. Rev. NELSON, our pastor, and Conference Superintendent Rev. H.H. VOGEL, presided at the worship service and the afternoon fellowship. Many letters were received and shared from former ministers, lay people and friends. Among those present were Henry DECKWA, Mrs. William SELZER and Mrs. Emma POOCH STEVIC who were born in Germany but came to settle at Clearfield at an early age. Mr. DECKWA came to this country with his parents at the age of 7 years. He first attended church at Clearfield in 1883, and after he was a little older, served as teacher and Sunday School superintendent for 40 years. Mrs. SELZER came to America with her father when she was three years old, settling near relatives here. Mrs. STEVIC was three years old when her parents settled in this community and she Btarted to attend this country place of worship. In 1964 the congregation under the leadership of Rev. Richard BENTON, our pastor, started planning for an educational annex. The land was donated in 1966 by Wesley DECKWA for this project. The plans consisted of' 5 classrooms and bathrooms on the first floor with a utility room, kitchen and fellowship hall in the basement. On March 28, 1968, a ground breaking ceremony was held with our pastor, Rev. Clayton LEHMAN, and Conference Superintendent Rev. Max WRIGHT, presiding. In May, 1968 the E.U.B. Churches and Methodist Churches united to become the United Methodist Church. This uniting service was held at Baker University in Baldwin City, Kansas. On December 8, 1968, consecration services were held for the new educational building. Rev. T. Neal HIATT, District Superintendl3nt, was the officiating minister with Rev. LEHMAN helping. In the afternoon a dedication service was held for the new organ which was purchased in 1967 .. Mrs. Gordon REYNOLDS presided at the organ. One tradition still followed at Clearfield is the Christnlas tree with candles, instead of the usual electric lights. George STURM, who for years cut The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.3 131 �The City of Clearfield, continued. and decorated the tree and made the candle holders for the tree, wrote the_ following: As nearly all the families that settled in the Clearfield community came from Germany, Christmas was celebrated very much the same as the country they left, much the same as now but everything was in the German language. Two men and three women were on the Christmas committee, very much the same as now. The first two men I remember was David SCHENDEL and William SELZER -they got a nice tree and decorated it with a lot of ornaments and a lot of popcorn strung around the tree like rope. The candles were small and were first lighted when the program was half over. Programs were very much the same as now, only it was all German. Minnie BRECHEISEN was the first organist I remember - she played the organ and sang at the same time. Gideon BREITHAUPT was the first Superintendent I remember. Sometimes we would eat our dinner at school then get back to school before the bell rang. Treats were much the same as now. The little children's treats were always hung on the tree in a red mesh bag which looked real nice. Sometimes an arch was put on the altar rail in front of the tree about six or seven feet high and about twelve feet wide and decorated with evergreen and ornaments. Preachers were always well remembered with good things to eat. Many families made the German Christmas cookies decorated with colored sugar. Christmas was a jolly time for the young and old - it still is. The following is a list of the ministers who served at Clearfield: Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Geo. FLEISCHER, 1858 C. BERNER, 1859, 1860 F. BERNER, 1861 J. RASSKOFF, 1862 J.F. SCHREIBER, 1863 J.J. ESHER, 1864 Phillip FRECKER, 1865-1867 D. ZELLNER, 1867 S.W. McKESSON, 1868, 1869 H. HAAS, 1870 J. WUERTH, 1871, 1872 J.F. SCHREIBER, 1873-1876 Wm. DAESCHNER, 1879, 1880 '\_ r-__ C_H_U_'_IC_H_ _•.. Moses DISSINGER, 1881 F. HARDER, 1882-1884 J. SCHMIDLI, 1885-1887 P. SCHUMANN, 1888-1890 51! 1-' VOL ------ -------- --- \ STEAM - Clearfield about 1900 Part of a map_drawn by George STURM. The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.3 132 eNGINt. �SOHE OBITUARIES OF CLEARFIELD RESIDENTS Copies of the obituaries, which contain more information, may be found at the Watkins Community Museum. BRECHEISEN, BENJAMIN ELIAS of Edgerton, age 92; d. Fri., 6 Jul 1984 at Gardner Skilled Nursing Home; bur. Clearfield cemetery; survivors - son Lucky BRECHEISEN, Edgerton, daughter Donna KNOCHE, Gardner. Lawrence Journal World, Sat., 7 Jul 1984. BRECHEISEN, ETHEL IRENE (DEAY) of Baldwin, b. 20 Dec 1909, Clearfield community south of Eudora; d. late Mon., 30 Aug 1982 at her home; m. Teddy BRECHEISEN (d. Jun 1975); bur. Deay Cemetery south of Eudora; survivors daughters Mrs. Virginia DURR, Mrs. Jean REYNOLDS, both of Eudora, Mrs. Norma JARDON, Baldwin, Mrs. Carol KOCH, Home, KS, and Mrs. Eva HARRISON, Columbus, Miss., sons Ted BRECHEISEN Jr., Baldwin, and Rod BRECHEISEN, Coral Springs, FL, mother Mrs. Eva DEAY, Wellsville, brother Charles DEAY, Eudora. Lawrence Journal World, Wed., 1 Sep. 1982. BRECHEISEN, ESTHER AMELIA of Eudora, b. 24 Feb. 1898, near Eudora, daughter of Peter BRECHEISEN II and Caroline NElS BRECHEISEN; d. Sat., 10 Sep. 1983 at her home; bur. Clearfield Church Cemetery; survivors - brother Oscar BRECHEISEN, Eudora. Topeka Capital, Mon., 12 Sep 1983; Lawrence Journal World, Mon., 12 Sep. 1983. BRECHEISEN, HARVEY G. of Wellsville, b. 11 Jul 1891, Clearfield; d. 28 Dec 1982 at Wellsville Manor Nursing Home; bur. Clearfield Cemetery. Lawrence Journal World, Wed., 29 Dec 1982. BRECHEISEN, LOTTIE A. of rural Eudora, age 86; d. Sat., 12 Jul 1986, Lawrence Memorial Hospital; m. Oscar BRECHEISEN (d. 1984); bur. Clearfield Cemetery; survivors - daughters Mrs. Hazel OSBORN, Baldwin, and Janet S~rOUGH, Cheyenne, WY. Baldwin Ledger, Thurs., 17 Jul 1986. BREITHAUPT, BURTLE F. of Eudora, b. 10 Dec 1902, Clearfield; d. Sat., 24 May 1986, Cedarwood Care Center, Lawrence; bur. Eudora Cemetery; £lurvivors - son Delbert BREITHAUPT Sr., Eudora. Lawrence Journal World, Mon., 26 May 1986. BREITHAUPT, CLIFFORD C. of Lawrence, b. 6 Aug 1906, Clearfield, son of Frederick and Emma REDDING BREITHAUPT; d. late Fri., 19 Oct 1984, at a Lawrence hospital; m. 21 Jun 1936, Olathe, Lynette BEASLEY; bur. Memorial Park Cemetery, Lawrence; survivors - wife Lynette, daughter Mrs. Marcia BARNETT, Emporia, sons Charles BREITHAUPT, Overland Park, and Donald BREITHAUPT, Aurora, Colo, brother Burtle BREITHAUPT, Lawrence. Topeka Capital, Sun., 21 Oct. 1984. BREITHAUPT, MAY VIOLA (BRECHEISEN) of Clearfield, b. 10 Sep 1892, Clearfield; d. 29 Apr 1982 at Cedar House Nursing Home, Ottawa; m. 1915, Alvin F. BREITHAUPT (d. 1967); bur. Clearfield Cemetery, Clearfield; survivors _ daughter Alice May BADDERS, Ottawa, son Gerald, Wellsville, brother Harvey BRECHEISEN, Wellsville. Lawrence Journal World, Fri., 30 Apr. 1982. The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.3 133 �Some Obituaries of Clearfield Residents, continued BREITHAUPT, ROY G. of Eudora, b. 14 May 1891, Clearfield; d. Thurs. evening, 13 Aug 1981, at a Eudora nursing home; bur. Clearfield Cemetery just south of Eudora; survivors - wife Alma, Eudora, daughters Ruth WILSON, Eudora, and Mrs. Eileen VINCENT, Moses Lake, Wash., sisters Mrs. Vera CAREY, Carlsbad, N.M., and Mrs. Ida BOMAR, Kansas City, Kan .. Lawrence Journal World, Fri., 14 Aug. 1981; Sun., 16 Aug. 1981. CHANNELL, LEE of Baldwin, b. 23 May 1885 near Bonner Springs; d. Sun. afternoon, 1 May 1966 at Gardner Medical Center; m. Goldie __ (d. 1961); bur. Clearfield Cemetery; survivors - daughter Mrs. Mabel ELLIOTT of Orrick, MO, grandson Oliver Lee ELLIOTT of Orrick, MO, brothers Floyd CHANNELL, Lawrence, and Cecil CHANNELL, Wyoming, niece Mrs. Betty PERDUE, Baldwin. Lawrence Journal World, Mon., 2 May 1966. CHANAY, JOHN HENRY near Baldwin; bur. daughters Mrs. Ray Lawrence, and Mrs. 1960. of Baldwin area, age 65; d. Fri., 8 Apr. 1960 at his home Clearfield Cemetery; survivors - wife Lillie of the home, SEETIN, Washington D.C., Mrs. Earl WRIGHT, 729 Mo. St., Ray TUCKER, Milwaukee. Lawrence Journal World, Sat., 9 Apr. GLASER, CAROLINE of Kansas City, KS; d. 18 Jul 1924, morning, at Bethany Hospital; bur. Clearfield Cemetery; survivors - sister Mrs. A.M. POTTER of Lawrence. Lawrence Journal World, Sat., 19 Jul 1924. JOHNSON, GROVER ARDEN of Clearfield, age 37; d. Tues. 19 Aug 1930 at Lawrence hospital; bur. Clearfield; survivors - wife Emma, children Arden, Beatrice, Grover Jr., Othie, Eunice and Aileen, all of the home. Lawrence Journal World, Tues., 19 Aug. 1930. LAWRENZ, AUGUST of 820 N. H st., Lawrence; d. Sat. morning, 27 Aug. 1960; survivors - sisters Mrs. B.B. SHORE of 421 Miss. St., Mrs. Dan STURM of Wellsville, and Miss Emma LAWRENZ and Miss Minnie LAWRENZ, both of Topeka. Lawrence Journal World, Sat., 27 Aug. 1960. LAWRENZ, EMMA of Topeka, b. 7 Dec. 1886, Koeslin, Germany; d. unmarried, Sat., 5 Jan. 1974 at the Methodist Home, Topeka; bur. Clearfield Cemetery; survivors - brothers Henry and Fred LAWRENZ, both of Baldwin, sisters Minnie LAWRENZ, Topeka, and Mrs. Dan STURM, Eudora. Lived in the United States since 1887. Lawrence Journal World, Mon., 7 Jan. 1974. McTAGGART, GEORGE A. of Edgerton, age 57; d. Thurs. evening, 3 Nov. 1966 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital; bur. Clearfield Cemetery; survivors -- wife Ester, daughters Mrs. Sherry GARRISON of Alexandria, VA, and Mrs. Elizabeth ALMQUIST of Pittsburgh, PA, sons Edward McTAGGART, Casper, WY, Robert McTAGGART of Edgerton, and Olof McTAGGART of the home, mother Mrs. Nellie CRANKS HAW of Kansas City, sisters Mrs. Alice McTAGGART and Mrs. Hattie STEWART, both of Kansas City, brother Donald McTAGGART of Muncie. Lawrence Journal World, Fri., 4 Nov. 1966. MEEDER, PHILLIP G. of Denver, Colo., b. 26 Nov 1893, son of George and Lena (ROHE) MEEDER; m. 22 Oct 1919,~Gertrude BRECHEISEN (d. 29 Nov 1977); d. 15 Dec. at a Denver hospital, age 84; bur. Clearfield Cemetery; brother Charles preceded him in death; survivors - brothers Albert MEEDER, Grove, Ok., Archie MEEDER, Edgerton, Florin MEEDER, Wellsville, and David MEEDER, Chatanooga, Tenn., sisters Nannie CLARK, Baldwin, Mae GARRETT, Kansas City, Mo., Berniece The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.3 134 �Some Obituaries of Clearfield Residents, continued SMITH, San Jose, Calif., and Cornelia ALEXANDER, Detroit Lak.e, Minn.; Pallbearers were Rodney BRECHEISEN, Ted BRECHEISEN, Jr., Gerald BREITHAUPT, Lyle CLARK, Ronald MEEDER and Richard KRAMER; Organists Jean REYNOLDS, Roger ROSZELL. Lawrence Journal World, date unknown. SCHENDEL, MABEL A. of Wellsville, b. 8 Sep 1914, Clearfield, daughter of Lewie H. and Mabel Marie DWYER SCHENDEL; d. Tues. 13 March 1984 at a Gardner hospital; bur. Clearfield Cemetery; survivors - brothers Lewis B. SCHENDEL, Edgerton, and Wesley SCHENDEL, Eudora, sister Mrs. Helen PINZEL, Independence, Mo. Topeka Capital, Wed., 14 Mar. 1984; Lawrence Journal Wor.ld, Tues., 13 Mar 1984. SELZER, HAZEL of rural Baldwin, b. 29 Feb 1896 in rural Baldwin; d. 24 Sep 1983 in Samaritan Lodge; m. Dan SELZER (d. 1967); bur. Memorial Park Cemetery; survivors - son Dorian, 823 Crestine, Lawrence, sister Flossie SCHELLACK, Gardner. Lawrence Journal World, Sun., 25 sep.·' 1983; Baldwin Tele-News, Thurs., 29 Sep 1983. SELZER, NANA (STROBEL), b. 13 Mar. 1857, Herman, MO; d. Wed., 17 Apr. 1935 at her home a mile west of Clearfield; m. 19 Feb. 1880, W.J. SELZER (d. 1924); bur. Clearfield Cemetery; survivors - sons W.J. SELZER and Dan SELZER, both of near Baldwin, sisters Mrs. Martin ROHE, Mrs. Louise REBER, Mrs. Sophia KURTZ, Mrs. Clara HARBOUR, Mrs. Minnie NElS and Mrs. Sarah POTTER, all of near Eudora, brothers Jacob STROBEL of Eudora and Dan STROBEL of Arkansas. Lawrence Journal World, Thurs., 18 Apr 1935. SELZER, OTTO WILLIAM of Baldwin City, b. 23 Mar 1916, Clearfield, son of William John and Sophia BAECKER SELZER; d. Fri. 20 July 1984 at an Ottawa hospital; m. 30 Dec 1945, Kansas City, KS, Ilene May SCHRECK; bur. Oakwood Cemetery, Baldwin City; survivors - wife Ilene, sons James SELZER, Olathe, David SELZER, Omaha, Neb., and Bob SELZER of the home in Baldwin, sisters Mrs. Helen BREITHAUPT, Wichita, Mrs. Christene SOMMER, Eudora, and Mrs. Imogene SCOLES, Kansas City, KS, brother Wilfred SELZER, Baldwin City. Topeka Capital, Sat., 21 ,Jul. 1984; Lawrence Journal World, Sat., 21 Jul 1984. SELZER, PAUL HENRY of Baldwin City, b. 29 Sep 1895, Clearfield, son of John Jay and Carrie GLASER SELZER; d. Fri. afternoon 2 Dec 1983 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital; m. 16 Mar 1922, Wellsville, Zelia WRIGHT SELZER; bur. Oakwood Cemetery, Baldwin; preceded in death in 1974 by son Donald Wright SELZER; survivors - wife Zella of the home, brother Erwin SELZER, Lawrence, sisters, Mrs. Elfrida LULOW, Mrs. Ruby MINDEMAN and Mrs. Lila GARVER, all of Tulsa, Okla., and Mrs. Winona DURR, Corning, N.Y .. Topeka Capital, Sun., 4 Dec 1983; Lawrence Journal World, Sun., 4 Dec 1983. SELZER, WILFRED L. of rural Baldwin, b. 7 May 1905, rural Baldwin, son of William and Sophia BAKER SELZER; d. Sat. 12 Sep 1987 at an Ottawa hospital; m. 20 Mar 1937, Eudora, Eva MILBURN; bur. Oakwood Cemetery, Baldwin; survivors _ wife Eva, sisters Helen BREITHAUPT, Wichita, Christine SOMMER, Eudora, and Imogene SCOLES, Kansas City, KS. Baldwin Ledger, Thur. 17 Sep 1987. STURM, JOHN, b. 1 Oct 1888 in rural Eudora; d. Tues. morning, 16 Mar. 1976 at Orchard Lane Nursing Facility, Baldwin; bur. Clearfield Cemetery; survivors _ sister Mrs. Minnie MURDOCK, Edgerton, brothers Dan and George STURM, both of Rt. 1, Eudora. Lawrence Journal World, Tues., 16 Mar 1976. The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.3 135 �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. DEERING, GIFFORD, JOHNSON, WATERS John B. DEERING, b. Feb 1833, Bathe, ME, carriage maker & farmer living in Black Jack in 1860's. His sister Sophie with her husband Samuel WATERS also settled in Palmyra Twp •• John married Cornelia GIFFORD in late 1860's. She was daughter of Bezekiah GIFFORD, one of the founders of Elgin, IL in 1830's, who also lived in Palmyra Twp •• Need information on burial site of Hezekiah GIFFORD near Ottawa, death and burial information on Samuel WATERS and his son Charles WATERS from Wellsville. Any information on John and Cornelia's family, particularly daughter Ada DEERING JOHNSON, a Lawrence schoolteacher. Mark B. HAMPSHIRE; ·7106 South Dexter, Littleton, CO 80122. BANISTER, IRELAND Seeking information on Rose Marie (BANISTER) IRELAND, daughter of Blanche and L.D. (Dick) BANISTER of Kansas City, KS(?) or MO(?). She married Millard IRELAND and in the 1940's broadcast from a Lawrence, KS radio st:ation. Will share information. Elizabeth SANDERS, R. 5, Box 366, Warrensburg, MO 64093. CARLILE, CRISS, EASUM, HACKATHORN, WILSON Seeking the following children of Lenore W. CARLILE (CARLYLE) nee WILSON, 1905 - 1984, of Oskaloosa, Jefferson Co., KS: Mrs. Robbie CRISS, Oskaloosa; Patricia HACKATHORN, Oskaloosa; Charlene EASUM, Lawrence; Tom CARLILE, Topeka; Arthur CARLILE, Dayton, TN; Bert CARLILE, Ocala, Marion Co., FL; Larry CARLILE, Ocala, Marion Co., FL. These locations are all c. 1984, the year of Lenore CARLILE's death. Anyone having knowledge of the above named people's current whereabouts is asked to please contact David HART, 4001 .lean Ave., Bethpage, NY 11714. Telephone (516) 433-8460. HART REWARD - $50.00 - for any authentic, identified photograph of Calvin W. BART, son of Samuel C.and Lucy E. BART, who died at Lecompton, Douglas Co., KS at the age of 22 1/2 years old in July, 1905. Equal or lesser amount:s paid for other such photos of other HARTs, who maybe my relatives, from slame vicinity c. 1883 - 1907. Write for details first or call. David HART, 4001 Jean Ave., Bethpage, NY 11714-4521. Telephone (516) 533-8460. The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.3 136 . �THE PIONEER, Vol. XIV, No. 3 INDEX ATYOOD ABINGTON Kittie S., 113, 114 George, 119, 123 AUSTIN ABRAUZ Anni e, 106, 114 John, 119, 123 John, 105, 115 ADAMS Dora E., 119, 123 AYRES Ym. Y., 106, 108, 110 ADDISON BABCOCK Alberta, 121, 123 G.D., 118 Mr., 129 BADDERS ALBACH Al ice May, 133 Henry, 125 BAD SKY Hy., 127 John F., J. P., 109 Phi lip, 125 Philip, Mrs., 125 ALBACH O.S., 118 BACON AINSYORTH & PREHM, 128 ALBAUGH Theo. F., 125 Theo. F., Mrs., 125 ALEXANDER Cornelia, 135 ALISON John Y., 105, 115 ALLEN BAECKER Sophia, 135 BAHNMAIER Geo., 118' BAKER George Y., 105, 114 G.C., 118 Ralph E., 119, 123 Soph i a, 135 BALDYIN Annie, 113, 114 Grace, Mrs., 125 Eli za, 112, 114 Helen M., 110, 114 Ella, 112, 114 Eugene C., 105, 116 Mrs. Maggie, 125 ALMQUIST Elizabeth, Mrs., 134 AMBLER Cathy, 125 AMYX Mae Alexander, 124 S.M., 124 ANDERSON Bess ie, 112, 114 Ed., 128 Sarah L., 112, 114 ANDRESS R.R., 118 ARNOLD Frederick F., 105, 116 George E., 105, 117 Henry, 105, 114 ASHBY Jennie, 105, 114 ATKINSON E., M.G., 113 Mabel, 112, 114 Seward S., 105, 115 BATTERMAN, Carrie M., 120 BATTERTON Carrie M., 123 BEAN R.L., 118 Ralph, 1D5, 114 AGLE BATES Nettie E., 107, 114 BALL Francis E., 122, 123 BALLARD Anne, 120, 121, 122 BANISTER Blanche, 136 L.D. (Dick), 136 Rose Marie, 136 BANNING John, 118 Nathaniel, 119, 123 BANTA Isaac L., 105, 114 BARNES Fannie, 110, 114 BARNETT Marcia, Mrs., 133 BARTLETT Clara B., 105, 114 N.B., 118 BASTIAN Abraham L., 105, 116 BATERS BEARD Ed, 129 Ely J., 105, 115 Zola G., 119, 123 BEASLEY Anna P., 109, 114 Lynette, 133 BEAUMIRE Geo., 118 BEAVER Charles E., 105, 114 BEEKS Laura B., 107, 114 BEHLER Joel, 105, 11,6 BELL Letitia, Miss, 125 BENEDICT Franc isM., 105, 115 BENNETT J.R., 118 Margaret R., 111, 114 BENTON Henry Y., 105, 114 Richard, Rev., 131 BERKLE Minnie, Mrs., 125 BERNER C., Rev. , 132 F. , Rev., 132 BERRY F .P., M.G. , 113 BEVELLE H. J., 119, 120, 121, 122 BIDYELL M.H. , 119, 123 BIEBUSH Annie, Mrs. , 125 BISHOP Samuel Douglas, 105, 116 BITTERLY Kattie, 109, 114 BLAKEMAN Carrie, 129 Anna M., 113, 114 The Pioneeer, Vol. XIV, No.3 BLANEY Oberlin 0., 118 BLECHL Mary C., 111, 114 BOEHLE Yilliam, 130 BOENER Yi II iam, 105, 117 BOHNSACK Herman, 130 BOMAR Ida, Mrs., 134 BONBRAKE J.H., M.G., 110 BOND Ella, 109, 114 Lillie Marie, 124 BONEBRAKE J.H., 118 BOOTH Ethel Banche, 119 Ethel Blanche, 123 BOUTWELL Lester F., 106, 116 BOYD D.C., 118 Geo., 117 BRACKETT Harry G., 119, 123 BRADSHAY Frank, 106, 115 BRADY All ie G., 107, 114 BRANNON F lora I., 106, 114 BRASS Harry B., 106, 115 BRECHEISEN Benjamin Elias, 133 Carol, 133 Caroline Neis, 133 Esther Amelia, 133 Ethel Irene (DEAY), 133 Eva, 133 George, 129, 131 Gertrude, 134 Harvey G., 133 Hazel, 133 Irene, Mrs., 131 Janet, 133 Jean, 133 Lottie A., 133 l.ucky, 133 137 �BRECHEISEN, cont. May Viola, 133 Minnie, 132 Norma, 133 Oscar, 133 Peter, 130 Peter, Mrs., 130 Peter II, 133 Phil, 129 Rod, 133 Rodney, 135 Ted Jr., 133, 135 Teddy, 133 Virginia, 133 Wal ter, 130 William, 129, 130 William, Mrs., 130 BREESE Eva A., 105, 114 BREHM W.E., 127 W.E., Mrs. , 125, 128 W.E. , Rev., 125, 128 BREITHAUPT Al ice May, 133 Alma, 134 Alvin F., 133 BurtleF.,133 Charles, 133 Clifford C., 133 Delbert Sr., 133 Donald, 133 Ei leen, 134 Enma, 130 Enma Redding, 133 Frederick, 133 Gerald, 133, 135 Gideon, 106,115,129,132 Helen, Mrs., 135 Ida, 134 Lena, 130 Lynette (BEASLEY), 133 Marcia, 133 May Viola (BRECHEISEN), 133 Roy, 130 Roy G., 134 Ruth, 134 Vera, 134 BRIDE Phillip F., 106, 115 BROCK Wesley E., 106, 116 BROEKER Enma, Mrs., 125 BROOKS Louis, 106, 117 BROliN Ira II.D., 117 John, 118 John Jr., 118 John S., M.G., 108 Lena, 104 Moses, 106,108,109,112, 113 Norman N. Jr., 106, 115 Pernel, 106, 116 11m., 118 BROWNELL George II., 106, 116 BROIINING Garrett, 118 Janni e, 114 Jennie, 113 BRUBAKER Albadore, 106, 116 Peter, M.G., 106, 111 Silas B., 106, 116 BRUDGE? D.N., 121 BRUMMITT Edith, 120, 123 BRUNER F.F., 118 J.B., 118 BRUTTING Ben, 118 BRYANT Mary, 112, 114 BUCK Catherine, 107, 114 BUFFINGTON Isaac N., 106, 116 BURNS R.J., M.G., 108 CALLAHAM J.F., 118 CAMPBELL Helen M., 108, 114 CANTRELL Hiram, 117 CAREY Vera, Mrs., 134 CARLI LE Arthur, 136 Bert, 136 Larry, 136 Lenore II., 136 Tom, 136 The Pioneeer, Vol. XIV, No.3 CARLSEN Jacob P., 106, 116 CARLYLE. See CARLILE. CARPENTER Mel issa, 112, 114 CARR Charles H., 106, 116 Lena, 122, 123 CARROLL J . C., 119, 123 CARTER 11m. R., 117 CHAD BORNE El izabeth R., 110, 114 CHANAY John Henry, 134 Lill ie, 134 CHANDLER Abraham, 118 CHANNELL Ceci l, 134 Floyd, 134 Goldie, 134 Lee, 134 Mabel, 134 CHAPIN Mary E., 119,120,121,122 CHAPMAN Charlotte, 112, 114 CHARLTON John, J.P., 111 IIi II ie, 102 CHOAT Palestine, 108, 114 CHRISMAN Peter, 106, 115 CHRISTIAN II.H., 118 CLARK Homer, 130 Lyle, 135 Maggie B., 113, 114 Nannie, 134 Thos. H., 118 lIilliam, 106, 114 CLINGER Carrie G., 110, 114 CLOUGH Vivian, 119 COATE IIi II i am Arthur, 106, 115 COFFENBARGER Albert M., 106, 116 COHRAU Em., Rev., 108, 113 138 COHRON Enmet M., 106, 112, 116 COLDIIELL R.A., 118 COLE Asa, 118 11.11., 117 COLLINS Minerva J., 112, 114 CONBOY Gertrude Martha, 124 Raymond P., 124 CONGER Evelyn Adell, 120, 123 CONNOLE Maggie L., 110, 114 COOK F. , 118 COOLEY l.aura E., 110, 114 COOPER Chas. T. , 117 Edward (Eddie), 119, 123 flenry, 106, 114 CORBET J.C., 118 CORDLEY Richard, 106, 109, 113 COREL James P., 102 Olivia, 102, 103 IIi II iam, 102 CORNILUS Lid, 102 COUCH ElJsebia, 109 COULTER C. L., 118 G. , 118 COVEY Mary E., 119, 123 CRANE Edward, 106, 115 CRANER? H., 106 CRANKS HAil Nellie, Mrs., 134 CRAil James L., Rev., 119, 123 CRAil FORD Cynthia, 117 Robert, 117 CREEL. Ira H., 106, 115 Rachel A., 121, 123 �CREEL, cont. S., 106 CRISS El ias B., 118 Moses, 118 Nellie, Miss, 125, 128 Robbie, Mrs., 136 S. T., 125, 127 S. T., Mrs., 125, 128 CROCKER Ernest, 106, 115 CROWOER Eli zabeth F., 109, 114 Jas., 118 J.N., 118 CROZIER George R., 106, 117 CRUCE Mary, 112, 114 CRUM, 118 CRUM Harry F., 106, 114 CUBBERLEY Lida K., 113, 114 CULBERTSON & THOBURN, 128 CUMMINGS P., 118 CUNNINGHAM J.B., 118 DAESCHNER WIn., Rev., 132 DAILEY Mary H., 109, 114 DAMM John, 106, 117 DANIELS Andrew, 107, 114 DAVEE Lavina, 110, 114 DAVIDSON Jas. A., 118 Martha C., 108, 114 DAVIS Clementine, 119, 123 Mary, 106, 114 Thomas D., 114 Werter R., 105,106,107, 113 DAY D.G., 118 Katie, 109, 114 DEAN Arch, 129 A.B., 130 DEAN, cont. A.B., Mrs., 130 DEAY Charles, 133 Ethel Irene, 133 Eva, Mrs., 133 Fred, 130 DECKWA Henry, 131 Wesley, 131 DEERING Ada, 136 Adah, 99 Albert, 99 Cornelia (GIFFORD), 99 Enma, 100 Enma G., 108, 114 John, 99, 101 John Henry, 99, 101 John H., 136 Maria Enma, 99 Mary Enma, 101 Sam, 99 Sarah B., 99, 101 Sophie, 136 DELL Edith, 123 Edith R., 119 DEMING Carrie A., 105, 114 John E., 107, 114 DERBY George W., 107, 116 DEVLIN Fannie M., Miss, 125 Norris N. , 125 Norris N., Mrs. , 125 DEXTER Lenora Douglas, 124 Wilfred H., 124 DIAL I.H., 123 J.H., 119 DICK Sheridan M., 107, 116 DICKSON James, 119, 123 Mary, 105, 114 DIEL Denver T., 119, 123 DISSINGER Moses, Rev., 132 DIVELBISS J. WesLey, 107, 114 The Pioneeer, Vol. XIV, No.3 DOLMAN Lewis S., 119, 120 DOUGLAS Lenora, 124 William H., 124 DOWNS Enma L., 119, 123 ORICK Adain, 118 DRISKEL Michael, 118 DUMMER Jeremiah, 118 R.W., 118 DUNCAN Edward, 118 Edward Jr., 118 G.W., 118 Wm., 118 Wm. A., 118 DUREIN Anna M., 122, 123 DURR Virginia, Mrs., 133 Winona, Mrs., 135 OWYER Mabel Marie, 135 EASUM Charlene, 136 EBERHART Katie, Miss, 128 EDER Fred, 130 EDLER Minnie, 110, 114 ELDER SoLomon A., 107, 115 ELLIOTT Enma, 109, 114 G.N., 120, 122 MabeL, Mrs., 134 Ol iver Lee, 134 EMERY Susan, 108, 114 EMICK Maud May, 122, 123 EMMONS Sarah J., 111, 114 ENDACOTT Frank, 125, 127, 128 John, 105,106,107,109, 110,112 Wm., Mrs., 125 139 ENNIS A.T., 105,111,112,113, 114 ERICKSEN C.J., 127 ERICKSON Jul ia C., 120, 123 ERIKSEN C • J ., 125 , 128 C.J., Mrs., 125, 128 Julius, 125, 127 ERWIN George H., 107, 116 ESHER J. J., Rev., 132 EVANS Kenneth Clark, 119, 123 Lyman, 118 Mary A., 110, 114 EVERS Jerry, 117 EWERS Jerry, 107 FABER George, 107, 115 FAGAN W.E., 121, 122 FAIRBANKS Beldon W., 107, 115 FAIRFIELD Susanna E., 122, 123 FALK Andrew M., 107, 116 FANLEY Lizzie M., Mrs., 120,123 FARIS J., 118 S.D., 118 FARLEY Frank B., 107, 116 FARWELL H., M. G., 107 FElL Amelia, 105, 114 I'EMMER August, 107, 114 fENWICK Hettie, 121, 123 FERGERSON El i za J., 107, 114 FIEGENBAUM F.W., M.G., 107 FIELD MiLLard L., 107, 115 �FIELDS Samuel B., 107, 115 FILPEL Elizabeth Jennie, 112, 114 FINCH Charles, 107, 116 Clarence 0., 107, 116 FISCHER Agnes, 109, 114 FISCHER & Son, 128 FISHER Herman, 103 FITCHEN Emma, 109, 114 FITZPATRICK P., 118 FLANDERS Geo. E., 119,120,121,122 FLEISCHER/FLEISHER Geo., Rev., 130,132 FLEISHMANN Mary A., 110, 114 FLORY Christopher, 111 Joseph Donald, 124 Lola Mary, 124 Luetta, 121, 123 FOLEY William D., 107, 116 FOLTON Tho's., 118 FORTNER Al ice, 113, 115 FORTUNE Leonard Seymoure, 107, 114 FOSTER George 0., 119, 123 FOWLER Ida, 112, 115 FRAMBACH Henry B., 107, 115 FRECKER Phillip, Rev., 132 FREDERICKSON A., 125 A., Mrs., 125 FREDERICKSON & McKENZIE, 128 FREUND Carrie F., 111, 115 FRY Wm., 118 GIDEON Mollie, 108, 115 GIESY Catherine Antonis, 101 GALAHER Peter David, 101 Wm., 118 GIFFORD GALBRAITH Cornelia, 99, 101, 136 James B., 107, 116 Hezekiah, 99, 101, 136 GARBER Mary Jane (SMITH), 99 Mary, 108, 115 GILBERT GARDNER Ella M., 111, 115 Edward T., 119, 123 GILLEY GARRAND/GARRARD Hattie S., 110, 115 S.C., 121, 122 GILMAN GARRET P.H., 118 John, 102 GILMORE Will, 102 Nydia, 108, 115 GARRETT GIPSON Mae, 134 William H., 108, 114 Wesley, 118 GIST, 118 GARRISON GLASER Sherry, Mrs., 134 Carol ine, 134 GARSUCH Carrie, 135 Emerson B., 107, 116 John, 129 GARVER GLEASON & WHITMAN, 117 Lila, Mrs., 135 GLENN GARWOOD Alex, 118 Hannah C., 110, 115 A.G., 118 GAUCK B.F., 118 August, 107, 115 Hawk, 118 GAUMER H. T., 118 Balilla, Mrs., 125 Joseph, 118 Chas., 125 Rob't., 118 Chas., Mrs., 125 Ulysses G., 108, 114 Chas. Jr., Mrs., 125 Wm., 118 George, Dr., 102 GLIMPSE George Franklin, 103 Lydia A. (Miss), 107,115 Virdilla (McGEE), 102, GODFREY 103 Mary E., 112, 115 GEAR HARTE GOEPFERT John, 120, 123 Charles W., 108, 115 GEGRORI GOOD Carrie, 109 David, 125 GEHRING David, Mrs., 125 John D., M.G., 110 GELLBERG D., Mrs., 128 Hulda A., 110, 115 GOODEN GENTRY Elmer J., 108, 117 Nicholas, 118 GOODRICH GERHARD E.F., 117 Henry C., 107, 115 Gertrude E., 121, 123 GERLACH GOODYEAR Henry, Rev., 106,110,111 Rose L., 105, 115 GIBSON GOUDY Julia A., 106, 115 R.M., 118 FRYE Eva, 130 The Pioneeer, Vol. XIV, No.3 140 GOULD G.R., 128 GRAHAM Kathrean, 106, 115 I~., 118 GRANGER Carey M.~ 108, 115 GRANT Esther, 113, 115 \J. L ., M. G., 106, 112 GRAVES I/illiam, 108, 117 GRAY Al ice, 122, 123 GREENAMYER Claribel, 108, 115 GREENE Arthur H., 118 Henry M., 118 GREGORY Bert M., 108, 117 M.H., 118 GREGRORI Carrie, 115 GREWELL Della C., 111, 115 GRIBBLE Clara E., 106, 115 GRifFIN Edward L. "Ed", 124 GRI FFITH AL ida, 113, 115 Helen S., 105, 115 GROTE Minnie, 110, 115 GROVE NOR C.P., 117 GRUBB James A., 108, 115 GUILFOY Jas., 118 HAAS Charles S., 108, 116 H." Rev., 132 Lizzie M., 112, 115 LOLl, 129 HABERSTROH J. C., 126 J.C., Mrs., 126 HACKATHORN Patricia, 136 HACKLEY Edmund E., 108, 115 �HACKNEY Joseph, 118 HAGENBUSH Chas., Mrs., 126, 128 HAGER Arthur G., 108, 115 HAINLINE Edith L., 115 Edith R., 112 HALLER John, M.G., 107 HAMILTON Marquis, 108, 114 HAMPSHIRE Emanuel, 99,100,101 Enma, 100 Jesse, 99 Jonas, 99, 101 Levi Wesley, 99, 100, 101 Levi W., 108, 114 Mark Anthony, 100, 101 Mark B., 99, 101, 136 Mary (SWOPE), 99 Ruth, 100 Sarah, 100 Sarah (STAHL), 99 William H., 99 HANSEN Levonia, 110, 115 HANSON Lew, mother of, 129 HARBERT O.B., 118 HARBOUR Clara, Mrs., 135 HARDER F., Rev., 132 HARDING Walter J., 120, 123 HARPER Wm., 118 HARRIS E.P., 118 Jul ia, 120, 123 Samuel D., 108, 116 Thomas J., 108, 116 HARRISON Eva, Mrs., 133 HART Calvin W., 136 David, 136 Lucy E., 136 Samuel C., 136 HARTUP Thos., 118 HARVEY Cora, 119, 123 HASTIE Mary Gertrude, 112, 115 Wm. L., 126 Wm. L., Mrs., 126 HAUSMAN George, 130 George, Mrs., 130 Henry, 130 Minnie, 130 HAWORTH Myrtle, 104 HAY Flora, Miss, 125, 128 Gertie C., Miss, 125 Gladys, Miss, 125, 128 Wm., 118 HAYOEN R.E., 119 R. F., 120, 122 HAYES Morris S., 120, 123 HAZARD Frank L., 111, 115 HEALEY H.D., 118 HEBERLING Nellie, 105, 115 HEDGER J.1., 118 HEINEICHS Lena, 107, 115 HEISE John, 118 HELLSTROM Clara, 106, 115 HENDRICKS Merideth S., 108, 116 HENLEY Gula E., 110, 115 HENSHAW Cora V., 105, 115 HERNING Albert, 126 A., 127 Rebecca, Miss, 126 S.A., Mrs., 126 HESS Chas., 128 HIATT I. Patti, 121, 123 1. Neal, Rev., 131 HICKS Ida M., 108, 115 The Pioneeer, Vol. XIV, No.3 HIIGEL Barbara E., 109, 115 HILKEY Adam, 108, 115 HILL D.M., 118 F.B., 118 HILLIGOSS S., 118 HOAD F.E., 118 HODSON Loui s, 108, 115 HOFFSOMMER Raymond A., 124 HOGAN Eugene, 108, 114 HOLCOMB Cora, 109, 115 HOLLODAY Ben. W., 108, 117 HOLSINGER Charles, 108, 116 HOLWICK Ettie, 107, 115 HOOK Ella Nora, 120, 123 Enma, 111, 115 HOOVER John L., 108, 116 HOPKINS Ma ry E., 109, 115 HOPPER Magg i e May, 110, 115 HOUSE James B., 108, 116 HOUSEL Hattie E., 106, 115 HOUT Omena, 109, 115 HOWLAND C.G., 108, 109, 110 HUBBEL E., 111 HUBBELL Ella, 107, 115 HUDSON Samuel, 120, 123 HUGHES Milton A., 108, 117 Rob, 118 Thomas J., 108, 115 HULTZ John H., 109, 115 141 HUNTER Ella R., 112, 115 HUPP Mary C., 122, 123 HURD George R., 120, 123 HUTCHESON Marion F., 109, 116 HUTT Anna, Mi ss, 128 Anna S., Miss, 125 E., Mrs., 125 Ida, Miss, 126 Julia, Miss, 126 Marie, Miss, 125, 127 Miss, 128 ICE William T., 109, 115 III FF J.M., 118 Lemuel, 118 M.N., 118 IRELAND Millard, 136 Rose Marie (BANISTER), 136 JACK Sylvia N., 111, 115 JACKSON David, 109, 114 Henry S., 109, 114 Mary L., 111, 115 Rosa, 105, 115 JARDON Norma, Mrs., 133 JELTZ Lillian, 123 Lillian L., 119 JENSEN Carl P., 126 N.O., 126, 127 N.O., Mrs., 126 JESPERSON Jul ius, 126 Julius, Mrs., 126 JESSUT Elias, M.G., 109 JOHNSON Ada, 136 Ai leen, 134 Arden, 134 Beatrice, 134 Bertha J., 119, 123 �JOHNSON, cont. Blanche, 121, 123 Errma, 134 Eunice, 134 Grover Arden, 134 Grover Jr., 134 Mamie, 121, 123 Othie, 134 Thomas H., 109, 115 Thos., 118 William, 109, 116 JONES Ella, 109, 115 George S., 109, 114 JOY Helen E., 106, 115 JUOKINS Nellie, 122, 123 KAISER Minnie, 112, 115 KARNES McKissick H., 109, 117 KASINGER James A., 109, 116 KASPER Jacob, 118 KATZER Frederick Joe, 109, 117 KEENAN Daisey, 106, 115 KELLAR E.H., M.G., 106 KELSALL Samue l, 105, 108, 109, 111 KEMP Anna Bertha, 120, 123 KENDRICK M.C., 118 KENNEDY Frank, 109, 115 Lizzie, 102 Lucy L., 106, 115 Nell, 102 KENNY Mary Margaret, 120, 123 KERN Edward E. (Lair), 109, 116 KERNS John, 118 KEYS Errma J., 110, 115 KIDD Dana, 124 KIDD, cont. Hilda (ZIESENIS), 124 KING Ali ce, 112, 115 Lula, 122, 123 KINGTON Laura Ett, 120, 123 KIRCHHOFF Geo., 126 Geo., Mrs., 126 KIRKPATRICK H., 118 KNAPP Nathan, 117 KNOCHE Donna (BRECHEISEN), 133 KOCH Carol, Mrs., 133 KOEHRING Anna, 126 Gertrude, 104 John G., 126 John G., Mrs., 126 Martha, 126 KOOFER Harry E., 109, 115 KRAMER Barnhardt, 129 Ben, 130 Ben, Mrs., 130 Paulina E., 106, 115 Richard, 135 KRUSE Frank H., 120, 123 KUNKEL Lizzie H., 111, 115 KURTZ Sophia, Mrs., 135 LACY J .101., 118 LAGO Adele L., 109, 115 LAIR Edward E. KERN, 109, 116 LAMAR B.F., 118 LANE Julia A., 106, 115 LANGDON John L., 109 LANGE Augus t , 109, 115 LANSDOWN Sarah F., 111, 115 The Pioneeer, Vol. XIV, No.3 LARGENT William T., 109, 116 LARSSON Amel ia, 121, 123 LASLETT Ferdinand C., 109, 116 LAWLOR John, 118 Thos., 118 LAWRENZ August, 134 Errma, 134 Fred, 134 Henry, 134 Minnie, 134 LAZENBY Anna Adeline (PARSONS), 100 Frederick Dean, 100, 101 Jeremi ah, 101 Katherine Cordelia, 100, 101 Marriah, 101 Samuel II, 101 LEAKE Charles 101., 109, 115 LEAMER 101m. M., 118 LEE Lizzie B., 113, 115 Maggie A., 112, 115 LEHMAN Clayton, Rev., 131 Fred Charles John, 109, 114 LEIS William E., 109, 115 LENTZ Caroline, 111, 115 LEWIS Abner, 118 B.F., 118 Peter, 118 LI NDELL Earl August, 124 Martha A. "Mattie", 124 LOHMANN Benjamin G., 126, 128 Franklin H., 126 F., 126 F., Mrs., 126 John J., 126 Josephine, 126, 128 Mamie, Miss, 126 142 LONG I). S., 126 I).S., Mrs., 126 Mary E., 107, 115 Vernelle, 126 LOIjGDON .John L., 113 LOOBEY ~I., 118 LORD Frances J., 122, 123 LOTZ Anna, 107, 115 LOWE A.K., 118 LULOW Elfrida, Mrs., 135 LYNCH Dennis, 118 LYTER C•E., 126, 127 C.E., Mrs., 126, 128 MABERLY A. \.1m., 117 MACI< Adam, 118 Charles, 109, 114 MACY Pearle, 110, 115 MADSEN Enll1a, Mrs., 126 MAGRATH Jos., 106, 113 MANSFIELD John 101., 109, 114 MANSHARDT Erv i n D., 120, 123 MAP Mary, 122, 123 MARGASON Mary E., 113 , 115 MARSHALL James H., 109, 114 MARTIN Alvin E., 109, 114 David, 118 D. H., 118 Ei lza J., 122, 123 George 101., 109, 114 Henry A., 109, 115 J.N., 118 Rob'~rt, 109, 112 �MARVIN James, 106,107,108,110, 111,112,113 MASON John, 118 MATHEWS Hattie, 107, 115 MATTHEWS Caswell S., 109, 116 MAUL John H., 112 Jos. H. , 108 MAXTED William G., 110, 115 McCALL Moses, 118 McCLAIN Wilfred K., 120, 123 McCLANAHAN J.G., 118 McCLEERY John C., 120, 123 McCOY McKINNEY, cont. Laura, 107, 115 Wm., 118 Wm. J., 118 McKISSOCK Elmira, 109, 115 McLAUGHLIN Kate N., 113, 115 McMAHON Harry J., 120, 123 McNEES Mabel C., 111, 115 McNISH Harry L., 110, 115 Al ice, Mrs., 134 Edward, 134 El izabeth, 134 Carla, 103 Dick, 102 M., 118 M., 118 MYERS Mabel F., 111, 116 MI LBURN Eva, 135 olive B., 110, 115 NACE Wm. M., 118 MILEY? Ma ry, 122, 123 NADELHOF FER Minnie, Miss, 128 MILLER Wm., 126, 127 Wm., Mrs., 126 NASAL ROD MILLIGAN Jessie, 118 Isaac, 118 NEAL MINDEMAN Henry M., 120, 123 Ruby, Mrs., 135 NElS MITCHELL Alexander C., 110, 114 Caroline, 133 George A., 134 Jennie Fricker, 108, 115 Minnie, Mrs., 135 Hattie, 134 Albert Edward, 104 Grace H., 120, 123 Frank C., 110, 115 Ester, 134 Nellie, 134 D.L., 107, 110, 111 MURPHY MIGLIARIO, 118 William, 120, 123 Donald, 134 Catherine, 112, 116 Joseph, 108 MIDDLETON John W., 110, 117 Justus, 109, 112 McGEE MURPHEY MICHAEL Robert A., 110, 114 McTAGGART Minnie, Mrs., 135 J.R., 109 George A., 110, 114 Mertrie Bell, 108, 115 McCREARY MURDOCK MERIDETH Olof, 134 Robert, 134 Sherry, 134 MEDSGER Goldie E., 122, 123 MEEDER NELSON John, 106, 110 Jacob, Rev., 131 MOHLER Sophia, 107, 116 Agnes Lorene, 124 NESSLER MOLITOR Della, 120, 123 Jul ia, 120, 123 NEWBY MONSON Anna B., 104 Carrie, 108, 115 NIEDER MONTGOMERY Gertrude, 104 Albert, 134 A., 108 Carl, 124 Jim, 102 Archie, 134 Royal J., 120, 123 Mable Irene (STEVENSON), John Jacob, 103, 104 Berniece, 134, 135 John J., 102 Charles, 134 Ella, 112, 116 Margaret, 102 Cornelia, 135 Hattie .A., 112, 116 Olivia Corel, 103, 104 David, 134 J.F., 118 Richard Oney, 104 Farm of, 131 Samuel P., 110, 115 Florian, 134 Susannah, 102 George, 129, 130, 134 George G., 110, 114 Virdilla, 102, 103 George, Mrs., 130 G.H., 118 William Stewart, 104 Lena (ROHE), 134 George A., 110, 116 McGREW A.F., 118 MciNTIRE Levi, 123 Levi 0., 120 MciNTOSH D.S., 118 McKESSON S.W., Rev., 132 McKINNEY Allen Ray, 124 Nannie, 134 Effie M., 124 Ronald, 135 MELCHOIR Helena E., 113, 115 MELCHOR F .D., 106, 113 MELTON Bertha E., 110, 115 MELVIN Call ie B., 109, 115 Henry, 130 The Pioneeer, Vol. XIV, No.3 Bill ie, 102 Geo., 118 NOLLER Albert, 120, 123 NORTON John Q.A., 105,106,107, 108,109,110,111,112, MORRISS Mae, 134 Phill ip G., 134 NOE MORRIS Solon N., 104 McGINNIS 124 MOORE 113,114 NULL John E., 120, 123 MOSELEY Annie M., 109, 116 MOTTER OEHRLE Godlip (Gotthib), 110, J.A., 109, 112 MUELLER 116 J., 106, 113 OHLFEST MUNCY John, 110, 114 Mary T., 109, 116 MUNRO Mary E., 113, 116 OLi VER D., 126 D., Mrs., 126, 128 143 Thos., 118 . Thos. Jr., 118 �OLMSTED Jed., 118 OLSON Annie, Miss, 128 Axel T., 126 Margaret H., 111, 116 M., Mrs., 126 OPPERMAN William A., 120, 123 ORNER Theo. F., 120, 121, 122 Theo. J., 119 OSBORN Hazel, Mrs., 133 Wm. F., 117 OSBORNE Orestes E., 110, 115 OVERALL Dot, 111, 116 OWENS Nancy C., 113, 116 OZIAS Joseph W., 120, 123 O'BRIEN M. Van, 110, 114 O'DONOGHUE Inez C., 114, 116 PAASCH Anna, 130 PAGE Commodore P., 110, 114 Henry R., 110, 116 PALMER R.E., 118 PALMQUIST Richard, 121, 123 PARCELS John W., 126 PARDEE Della, 120, 123 PARRISH Kate, 121, 123 PARSONS Anna Adeline, 100, 101 James Selby, 101 Simon Peter, 101 William T., 110, 115 PASLEY H.A., M.G., 106, 111 PATTERSON Fred, Sr., 124 PATTON Ida B., Miss, 126 J.N., 118 PA TTON, cont. L.A., Mrs., 126 PEAIRS Hervey B., 110, 116 PEARCE W.J.,126 W. J., Mrs., 126 PEARSON Guy, 110, 114 Misses, 103 PEEL William F., 110, 115 PEMBROKE Mary C., 122, 123 PENCHARD Nellie, Miss, 128 PENDLEY Joshua C., 110, 114 PENNICK Minnie B., 105, 116 PENNINGTON Wm., 118 PERDUE Betty, Mrs., 134 PERRIGO Frances Cordel ia, 101 John Dean, 101 PETEFISH Lizzie M., 107, 116 PETERSON. J .W., 118 Miss, 128 Wm., 126 PETTENGILL F.H., 105,108,109 PEYTON N.N., 119 PHILLIPS Ray A.J., 121, 123 PICKENS G.W., 118 PIERCE Esther A., 107,116 Eva Mary, 107,116 PIERSON Katherine, Mrs., 126 PINZEL Helen, Mrs., 135 PIPER Henry, 118 PITT Lou, 126 Lou, Mrs., 127 PLACE Elijah D., 110, 115 The Pioneeer, Vol. XIV, No.3 PLATZ C.E., Rev., 131 PLUMMER Georgia, 120, 123 POFF William J., 110, 115 POLLOCK Thomas A., 110, 117 PONPENEY Jos. A., Priest, 110 POOCH Enma, 131 POPENOE Sus i e B., 106, 116 PORTER Enma E., 107, 116, William T., 110, 116 POTTER A.M., Mrs., 134 Sarah, Mrs., 135 POWELL Clara, 110, 116 PRENTICE Steven S., 121, 123 PRESBY Wilbur F., 110, 116 PRESCOTT A., 118 PRESTON E. E., Rev., 106 PRICE Jacob R., 110, 115 Lesl ie, 123 Leslie A., 121 PROTSCH Richard E., 127 Richard E., Mrs., 127 R.E., 128 PUCKETT William M., Sr., 124 QUAYLE W.A., 107,109,112 QUINTON A.B., 120 RABER Alta, 107, 116 Charles D., 110, 114 RADCLI FF Ida, 111, 116 RAHSKOPF Lillian Z., 112, 116 RAIBLE Erhard, 110, 115 144 RANDEL Susan R., 112, 116 RANKIN William H., 111, 116 RANSOM Letha B., 120 RANSON Letha B., 123 RASSKOFF ,J ., Rev., 132 RAY Ilert, 121, 123 U.J., 118 Ollie, 109, 116 RAYSON ttarry, 111, 116 READING El izabeth, 121 El i zabeth E., 123 James, 121 .Iames W., 123 REANIS Mabel, 121, 123 REARDON A.P., 130 REBER Louise, Mrs., 135 REDDING Emma, 133 REECE Carrie E., 110, 116 Nellie E., 111, 116 REED Harvey, 130 REEDER Bertha S., 105, 116 L,3ura M., 121, 123 REINERT Anna (Miss), 114, 116 REIlmART Chas. E., 127 Chas. E., Mrs., 127 REISCH Hattie, 105, 116 RENICH Lillian, 119, 123 RESER Adol ia, 107, 116 REYNOLDS Gordon, Mrs., 131 Jean, 135 Jean, Mrs., 133 Mattie, 107, 116 RICHARDS Charles F., 111, 115 �RICHARDS, cont. Florence L., 107, 116 Mary E., 110, 116 R., 118 RICHARDSON A.M., 108, 112 Hazel D., 119, 121, 122 Sus a A., 108, 116 William C., 111, 115 RICKER Arthur S.M., 111, 116 Hiram M., 111, 114 RILEY S.S., 118 RINEHART John, 106 RITCHEY Fred, 118 RITTER Anna B., 121, 123 W.M., 121, 123 ROACH F•E., 121, 123 ROBERTSON Alexander, 111, 115 ROBINSON Alice, Mrs., 127 T.A., 113 William H., 111, 115 ROBISON Myrtloth D., 121, 123 ROCKLAND M., Mrs., 127 RODELL Emma C., 107, 116 RODEWALD Farm of, 129 RODKEY Ella J., 106, 116 RODRICK Louis B., 111, 116 ROFFLE Callie, 108, 116 Evaline, 106, 116 ROGER Rufus, 121 ROGERS Rufus, 123 ROHE George, 130 Lena, 134 Martin, Mrs., 135 ROSE Alex, 118 ROSZELL Roger, 135 ROTHWELL Bessie, 119, 123 ROWAN Anna May, 111, 116 ROYER Dora I., 106, 116 John Elmer, 111, 116 RUSSELL Martha J., 105, 116 Nellie G., 111, 116 Wm., Mrs., 127 SALISBURY Elizabeth L., 106, 116 SAMMER(S) Edward S., 111, 116 SAMS William C., 111, 116 SANDERS Eli zabeth, 136 Julia, 113, 116 SATTERWHITE John, 111, 117 SAWERS James H., 121, 123 SAWYER Jessie P., 106, 116 SCHECK W.F., 121 SCHELL Belle, Miss, 127, 128 George W., 111, 116 G.W., 127 G.W., Mrs., 127 SCHELLACK Flossie, 135 SCHENDEL Andrew, 129, 132 David, 132 Farm of, 131 Helen, 135 Lewie H., 135 Lewis B., 135 Mabel A., 135 Mabel Marie Dwyer, 135 Wesley, 135 SCHMIDLI J., Rev., 132 SCHMIT John, 111, 115 SCHRADER Carl R., 121, 123 The Pioneeer, Vol. XIV, No.3 SCHRECK Ilene May, 135 SCHREIBER J.F., Rev., 132 SCHUMANN Peter, Rev., 106, 112 P., Rev., 132 SCHUPP Louis, 111, 115 SCOLES Imogene, Mrs., 135 SCOTT Chas. M., 118 Harrison C., 111, 115 James, 121, 123 SCROGGS Wenda ll, 123 Wendell, 121 SEAMAN Ira L., 111, 115 SEARCH Warren 0., 111, 116 SEATON Rena, 119, 123 SEDGWICK Harry, 111, 115 SEETIN Ray, Mrs., 134 SEITZ Margaret G., 112, 116 SEIWALD George H., 111, 117 Louis, 111, 114 SELIG A.L., 127 A.L., Mrs., 127 John E., 127 John E., Mrs., 127 L.F., Mrs., 127 SELLERS A.A., 118 A.J., 118 SELZER Bill, 129 Bob, 135 Carrie, 130 Carrie Glaser, 135 Christene, 135 Dan, 135 David, 135 Donald Wright, 135 Dorian, 135 Elfrida, 135 Erwin, 135 Eva, 135 145 SELZER, cont. Hazel, 135 Helen, 135 Ilene, 135 Imogene, 135 James, 135 John Jay, 135 Lila, 135 Nana (STROBEL), 135 Otto William, 135 Paul, 130 Paul Henry, 135 Ruby, 135 Sophia Baecker, 135 Sophia Baker, 135 Wi l fred, 129, 135 Wilfred L., 135 William, 130, 132, 135 William, Mrs., 131 William John, 135 Wi nona, 135 W.J., 135 Zella Wright, 135 SETTERBERG Charles, 111, 116 SEYMOUR Hattie C., 122, 123 SHAFER J.E., 118 SHANNON Mary T., 113, 116 SHAW Adal ine, 101 SHEARER & Co., 128 SHEDD Margaret L., 111, 116 SHEPARD Lucius F., 111, 116 SHIPMAN H. L., 121, 123 SHIRAR Chas., 127 Cora, Miss, 127 David, 127 D., 127 Frank, 127 Geo. Frank, 127 JamesR.,127 James R., Mrs., 127 J • R., 127, 128 Thos. N., 127 SHLUETER Mina, 108, 116 SHOAF John H., 111, 115 �SHORE B.B., Mrs., 134 SHORTLE P., 118 SHUCK D., 118 SHUFFLEBOTHOM Bessie, 113, 116 SHULTS Edwin, 132 SHULTZ Bessie M., 109, 116 Edwin, 129 SIEWALD Al fred, 130 SILBERMANN John J., 107,112 SIMMONS Louise M., 112, 116 Samuel 1., 111, 116 SIMON Mary, 110, 116 Peter J., 111, 114 SIMPSON Mary Louise, 113, 116 SIPES William E., 111, 115 SISCOE Jennie E., 106, 116 SKINNER Charles A., 112, 116 SLAVENS I rene S., 124 SMITH Anna, 101 Berniece, 134, 135 Geo. H., 128 Geo. H., Mrs., 127 G.W., 118 Howard, 121 Howard L., 123 James, 112, 114 James D., 112 Jennie E., 109, 116 John E., 112, 114 J.A., 117 Mary Jane, 99, 101 Mary J., 117 Samuel, 121, 123 Tena, 99, 101 Theodria, 117 Wm. L., 118 Zona, 129 SNEEGAS Eligth, Mrs., 127 SNEEGAS, cont. Frank, 127 Frank, Mrs., 127 Mary M., Miss, 127 SNYDER J.H., M.G., 109, 112 SOMMER Christene, Mrs., 135 SOULE ElTI11a B., 105, 116 SOWERS Clara B., 109, 116 ElTI11a, 113, 116 Mary H., 116 Mary N., 106 SPEER Hardin, 112, 116 SPENCER Castle H., 117 Daniel H., 117 lona, 118 John, 118 J .W., 118 O.D. , 118 W. H. , 118 SPERRY Jim, 102 Watson, 102 SPRAY Ruth, 124 SPRING John W., 112, 116 John W., M.G., 107 J.W., M.G., 107 STAHL Jacob, 99, 101 Sarah, 99, 101 Tena (SMITH), 99 STAINES J.S., 118 STAMP Fannie, 108, 116 STANLEY ElTI11a, 110, 116 Harvey, M.G., 110 Sherman A., 112, 114 STANWIX Cel inda, 108, 116 STAPLES Dora B., 119, 123 STEELE Janett E., 110, 116 STEFFEN Gertie Faye, 124 John, 124 The Pioneeer, Vol. XIV, No.3 STEPHENS J.P., M.G., 111 Nelson, 123 Nelson I., 121 STERNBERGH T.J., J.P., 105, 106 STEVENS Maggie, Miss, 127 Quincey C., 112, 115 STEVENSON Mable Irene, 124 W.B., M.G., 106, 113 STEVIC ElTI11a (POOCH), 131 . STEWART Hattie, Mrs., 134 John H., 112, 114 STOCKMANN Ella, 120, 123 STONE W.E., 120 STORMS G.F., 118 STOTE Amos H., 99,105,107,108, STURDEVANT Charles N., 112, 115 STURM Dan, 135 Dan, Mrs., 134 George, 131, 132, 135 .John, 129, 135 IHnnie, 135 ST . GERMAINE Thos., 127 SUGRUE .John F., 112,.115 SUl.CEN El izabeth, 106, 116 SUTTON Doctor Franklin, 112, 115 SWANSON ~'artin, 112, 114 SWEETS Judy, 125 SWICKARD N.A., M.G., 112 SWOPE Mary (Polly), 99, 101 109,110,111,113 STOUGH Janet, 133 STRAFFON C. W., 128 STRAHM Frederick, 112, 114 STRASBURG J .M., 118 W. H., 118 STRAUP Minnie L., 111, 116 STRAWTHER Laura J., 108, 116 STROBEL Clara, 135 Dan, 135 Jack, 135 Jacob G., 112, 116 Louise, 135 Minnie, 135 Nana, 135 Sarah, 135 Sophia, 135 STROICK D., 118 STRONG Dwight A., 112 STUDEBAKER Lydia, 111, 116 146 TANNER Cornelia C., 106, 116 TAYLOR Henry A., 112, 116 James, 122 James H., 123 Merrill S., 122, 123 Sarah E., 111, 113, 116 TEGART Flint T., 122, 123 TEN.~EN I LES? J'Jhn, 122, 123 THAARUP Al fred, ·127 TH II~E Elizabeth, 113, 116 THOMAS Ennis T., 112, 115 George A., 112, 114 Jc'hnW., 112, 114 THOMPSON Bessie, Mrs., 104 Errma D., 111, 116 Herman V., 112, 116 J.G., 117 L., 118 THOREN Henry C., 112, 115 �THURLOW Edwin L., 112, 114 TINDALL O.L., 107 TIPTON Mary Al ice, 124 TITLE Bobby Dobbins, 102 TOBLER Carl, 102 TODD LaurenM.,116 Lauren M., Sr., 112 Thomas A.L., 112, 117 TOPPING John B., 112, 114 TORNADEN Herman C., 112, 115 TOWNE Hiram, 117 TRANSUE Joseph, 112, 115 TRAYNOR Myrtle M., 127 TREADWELL N.D., 118 TRIMBLE Laura A., 109, 116 TRIPP David, 118 TROPP Melvina A., 106, 116 TUCKER Dexter, M.G., 112 J.M., 118 Ray, Mrs., 134 Thos., 118 TURNER Mary M., 113, 116 TUTT Elmore, 122, 123 TUTTLE Nellie S., 113, 116 Susan, 108, 116 TYLER Leander, 118 Sarah A., 110, 117 ULRICH Manford, 112, 115 URY Josiah C., 112, 114 VAIL Cornelius, 113, 116 VAN PELT Reuben H., 113, 115 R.H., 105, 106, 112 VAN VALKENBURG, 118 VAN VOORHIS Myrtie M., 108, 117 VANCE Joseph, 118 VANDERBUR Charles, 113,116 VANN Gertrude McGee, 104 1.1 ill i am J., 104 VERMI LLION Anna M., 114, 117 VERMILYA Ella V., 105, 117 VERNON Mr., 103 VERNSEN Ole, 127 Ole, Mrs., 127 Walberg, Miss, 127 VINCENT Eileen, Mrs., 134 VITT Lena, 111, 117 Nora Belle, 109, 117 Will i am, 130 VOGEL H.H., Rev., 131 VOGLER Valentine, 113, 116 WAKLEY Ida L., 105, 117 WALDIE William, 113, 114 WALKER George C., 113, 116 Jennie, 102 John, 102 J.W.,109 Mattie, 113, 117 Oliver D., 113, 116 WALL Teckla, 121, 123 WALLACE Caroline, 121, 123 WALTERS F., 118 WALTON Eliza Jane, 112, 117 J.C., 122, 123 The Pioneeer, Vol. XIV, No.3 WARD Blanche, 119, 123 Nelson, 118 Osa C., 122, 123 WARREN Asa J., 122, 123 William H., 113, 116 WASHINGTON George, 113, 115, 116 WATERS Charles, 136 Samuel, 136 Sophie Deering, 136 WATSON Enoch, 113, 115 S.J., 118 WEAVER L.E., 118 Sarah A., 113, 117 S., 118 WEILER George A., 130 WEIST John H., 113, 115 WELCH D.H., 108 WELLS F.E., 119 William M., 113, 115 WENZEL Gussie, 108, 117 WEST Jess i eM., 106, 117 WEYBRIGHT Wm., 105 WHEATON Charles A., 122, 123 WHEELER George A., 113, 116 Robert, 122, 123 WHITAKER Fred, 113, 115 WHITCOMB George A., 113, 114 Mary L., 121, 123 WHITE Ida E., 121, 123 Marshall, 102 Thomas, 122, 123 WHITMAN Albery A., 108, 109, 112 WHITNEY Marquis D., 113, 114 Wm., 107, 110, 111, 113 147 WHITON F.J., 117 WICKER Maria 1.1., 101 WIDENER Charles R., 113, 116 WIEDEMANN Wm., 128 WIEMAN Fred 1.1., 122, 123 WILCOX Charl ie, 102 WILLARD Cora, 111, 117 WILLEY J.W. , 122, 123 Serenus E., 113, 116 Vida 0., 108, 117 WILLIAMS Antoinette, 102 James, 113, 114 Leana, 108, 117 L.F.H., 118 WILSON Alma, 122, 123 Clyde, 127 J.P. , 121 Lenore 1.1., 136 Robert E., 113, 114 Ruth, 134 Sybil, 107, 117 Thomas E., 113, 115 Virginia B., 109, 117 ~IINCHELL Nathan J., 122, 123 WINEY Thomas G., 105,108,113 WINTERS David, 105 Ferdinand, 113, 116 M.S., 118 WISE Felix E., 113, 117 WISSMAN Andrew, 129 WIZER P.G., 118 WOLLENZEIN Frances, Mrs., 127 WOMAC Florence, 108, 117 WOOD J .G., 119 J.W., 121 �WOODS Ra l ya B., 122, 123 WOODWARD Brinton D., 122, 123 D.l., 111 WOOTEN M., 113 WORTHINGTON C., 118 WOSVENOR Bertha, 120 Bertha A., 123 WRIGHT B., 118 . Chester F., 122, 123 Earl, Mrs., 134 Edward, 113, 117 Lizzie, 106, 117 Max, Rev., 131 Zella, 135 WUERTH J., Rev., 132 WYMAN Carlton, 113, 114 WYNNE Charles E.,·114, 116 YANCEY Mr., 103 YARNOLD Ma linda F., 110, 117 YEAGER Geo., 118 Jacob, 118 Joseph, 118 YEWDALL Charles H., 114, 117 YOUNG Robert, 118 Wm., 118 Wm. Jr., 118 ZEEB Louisa M., 106, 117 ZELLNER D., Rev.;' 132 ZIESENIS Hilda, 124 ZINN Geo., 118 Geo. W., 118 Geo. W. Jr., 118 John, 118 ZooK Jacob M., 114, 116 THE KANSAS FARMER AND MAIL & BREEZE DIRECTORY LAPTAD STOC'K FARM Registered Pure Bred Duroc Jersey Hogs Regiatered Pure Bred Poland China Hog. i I Brown Leghorn ' Chicken. Improved Golden Beauty Seed Corn Iowa Bloody Butcher Seed Corn Karkoff Seed Wheat Kanred Seed Wheat FRED G. LAPTAD Owner IIDd MlIDeBer REGISTERED PURE BRED JERSEYS Laptad Stock Farm We are Always Up-to-date With Breeding and Individuality. Stock for Sale at All Times. We Invite You to Come and Inspect Our Herd. Everything Cholera Immune. 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Title A name given to the resource The Pioneer, Vol. 14, No. 3: Spring 1991 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.) Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1991 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Copyright, Douglas County Genealogical Society Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Language A language of the resource eng Type The nature or genre of the resource text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context PIONEER_VOL14_3_SPRING1991 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Douglas County (Kan.)