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Newsletter Editor Mary Burchill, 1612 St. Andrews Dr., Lawrence, KS 66046 Jackie Kennedy, Rt. 2, Baldwin City, KS 66006-9716 Carol Whitson, 2731 Rawhide, Lawrence, KS 66046 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 Beverley Chapman, 2114 Marvonne Rd., Lawrence, KS 66047 Chris Kraft, 404 Cattleman Ct., Lawrence, KS 66049 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. Pioneer Committee . . . . Robin Ross, 1005 W. 29th Terr., Lawrence, KS 66046 Fay Talley, 2020 Emerald Dr., Lawrence, KS 66046 Alta Duncan, 406 E. 10th St., Lawrence, KS 66044 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 All Douglas Co. Genealogical Society members and friends who submit articles. * * * * * * * * * * * * The Douglas County, Kansas 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 $15.00 single, $2.00 for each additional member of the same household. Checks should be made payable to the Douglas County, Kansas 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, KANSAS GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY LIBRARY is located on the lower level 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. Users must check in at the Reference Desk. Microfilm readers are available at the library and materials may be reserved through interlibrary loan at the Reference Desk. �DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY,INC. P.O. BOX 3664 LAWRENCE, KANSAS 66046-0664 December, 1990 The Douglas County, Kansas, Genealogical Society is beginning another ambitious project. This letter is to introduce the project to you and encourage your participation in it. The Society will be publishing The Douglas County, Kansas, Family Histories, 1991-1992 in early 1993. This volume will portray Lawrence and its': citizens as they were in 1991-1992, who lived here and how they came to be in this area. The last time this sort of information was gathered and recorded was in the late 1800's so you can see it is time for another edition. Every person living in Douglas County now has a history that should be recorded for future generations to read. You are important to this book whether your history is one year or one hundred years in the county. The success of this book hinges on your involvement and efforts to participate. Please read the enclosed materials and put your history in writing and send it to the Soeiety. If you have any comments, or questions please don't hesitate to call me or the committee members. Sincerely, 71!t1~ £!~~J_0 ~Chill Mary D President Douglas County, Kansas, Genealogical Society �Dresser- Virgil O. Dresser Virgil O. Dresser was born in 1832 and came to Leavenworth with his father, Joseph, in 1859 from Old Orchard Beach, Maine. They spent the winter in: the Salt Creek Valley with the Cody family and their son, William (Buffalo Bill), so the story goes. -In the 1860 census Virgil was in Arapahoe County, Denver Township, evidently looking for gold. He returned to Leavenworth and was a member of the Kansas Militia, 1st Brigade. In the 1870 census he was in Leavenworth, 32 years old and a land dealer. He married N aney . Oldhausen with whom he had five children: Alice, Virgil Jr., Eli C., Edmund and Ada. Descendants of these children still live in Leavenworth. In 1873 Virgil was listed as a sand dealer and he had a thriving business getting sand from the Missouri River for many building projects in and around Leavenworth. For a number of years, and maybe still now, the sign for Dresser Sand Co. was visible at his place of business on the river. When Naney died in 1892 she was buried in Greenwood Cemetery.· Virgil married Henrietta Malinda Garrettson Leslie in late 1895 or early 1896. The children from this marriage were three boys: James Deering, William Apple and Samuel Lewis. Their home was on Marxen Road on the farm home in' Prairie Township in Wyandotte County, which as far as can be determined Virgil bought early for his father, Joseph, to care for .. Virgil died in 1913. James Deering married Grace Parisa and lived in Lawrence, Kansas. He retired from the Lawrence Fire Department and then gardened until his death in 1987. William Apple married Ruth Brightwell and lived in Leavenworth where he worked for the Leavenwonh Times for many years until his retirement and death in 1977. Samuel Lewis married Hazel Higley and lived on the farm while working as a teacher. He died in 1961. 1 All three widows survive. Ruth and Hazel live in Lansing and Grace in Lawrence. Submitted by Mary Henrietta Dresser Burchill, daughter of James Deering in Lawrence, Kansas. This document for the Douglas County, Kansas, Family Histories Book 19911992, Vol. 1 is a suggested sample page layout only. The text does not include the preferred dates and places of births, marriages, deaths, burials, etc. �THE PIONEER Published Quarterly by The Douglas County, Kansas Genealogical society, Inc. P.O. Box 3664 Lawrence, Kansas 66046-0664 ISSN 0739-4101 Summer 1991 Vol. XIV, No. 4 ----------------------------------------------------------------- PAGE CONTENTS university of Kansas Alumni 1873-1921 Living in Douglas County 192 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . II • • • • • • • • •• Baker University Alumni Living in Douglas County 1897 ..••.... Douglas County Graduates of the university of Kansas 1897 .... Lawrence High School Enrollees 1871-2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lawrence High School Enrollees, Classes of 1873 and 1874 ..... Lawrence High School Graduates 1875-1885 . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lawrence Old High School Graduates 1903 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lawrence Old High School Graduates 1904 ••..........•......... Correction to complete Douglas County Tombstone Census ....... Lecompton High school Alumni in 1924 ....••....••.....•....... Mrs. Wiedemann's Memories of Early Lawrence School Days ...... Blue Mound School No. 29, 6 October 1884 - 5 March 1885 ...... Blue Mound School No. 29, 7 October 1885 - 12 March 1886 ..... Blue Mound School No. 29, 6 October 1890 - 1 May 1991 . . . . . . . . Memories of Blue Mound Colored School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Deer Creek School, Kanwaka Township, 1898 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Memories of Twin Mound School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Big Springs School, District 72, Lecompton Township, 1898 ..•• Miss Coathrup, English Teacher . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fairview Public School, District No. 21, Wakarusa Twp., 1913. Lawrence Public School Teachers, 1867-1868 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . Recent Obituaries of Early Douglas County Residents . . . . . . . . . . 149 159 160 163 163 165 167 171 174 175 179 180 180 181 181 182 182 183 183 184 184 185 Queries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .' . . . . . . . .. 187 Some Recent Additions to the Douglas Co., KS, Genealogical Soc. Library . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 188 Douglas County, Kansas, Genealogical Society, Inc., By-Laws .. 189 Index of Names in Current Issue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 191 THE PIONEER welcomes articles and records for publication that are relevant to Douglas County family history, with the exception of published and copyrighted material. 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., Kansas Genealogical Society's Membership Chairman, the PIONEER will be remailed to you ONLY UPON RECEIPT OF $4.00 to cover Post Office charges to us. �IN lfElfORIAIf MARY LOU WINCHELL died March 27, 1991 in Van Meter, Iowa, and was buried in Memorial Park Cemetery, Lawrence. She was born 3 January 1921 in Oskaloosa, Kansas, and married Arthur T. winchell, ·who survives her. She was a legal secretary for Lawrence attorney Dan Young for several years, and was a member of the Trinity Lutheran Church. She had been a member of the Douglas County Genealogical society since 1981. GRACE EMBERS died June 9, 1991 at her home following a long struggle with cancer, and was buried at McPherson Cemetery in McPherson, Kansas. She was born November 29, 1932 in Dodge City, daughter of Eugene and Ellen (Karns) Harris. On December 14, 1950, she married Robert Embers in McPherson. Grace had been a telephone operator in both McPherson and Lawrence, and had worked as a secretary and cashier for the Lawrence Commonwealth Theaters. She was a member of the Worldwide Church of God in Olathe, a volunteer for Meals on Wheels in Lawrence, and a member of the Douglas County Genealogical Society. �I UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS ALUlfNI ~873-~$J2~ LIVING IN OOUGLAS COUNTY ~922 ' Extracted from the Alumni Catalogue, Bulletin of the Unive,rsity of Kansas, Vol. XXIII, No. Y (15 Feb 1922). Submitted by Judy Sweets of the Watkins Community Museum. Abbreviations used: e=School of Engineering; Ed=Education;i fa=Fine Arts; g=Graduate school; l=Law; m=Medicine; n=Normal Dept.; p= P.pa.rmacy; PhD=Doctor of Philosophy. YEAR GRADUATED GRADUATE ADDRESS ABRAHAM, Louis Jerome ABRAHAM, Raymond C. ADAIR, Ruth May ALBACH, John Henry ALLEN, Herman C. ALLEN, Mrs. Mary G. ALLEN, Sarah Frances ALLISON, Lawrence M. ALTER, Mrs. Ada MCClelland ANDERSON, Gladys Camilla May ARMSTRONG, Nan R. ARMSTRONG, Ruth Irene ARNETT, Iii Maud ARNOLD, George ARNOLD, Mrs. George ASENDORF, William Fred ASHER, Mrs. Dudley ASHER, Henry ASTON, Mrs. W.D. BABCOCK, Wealthy Consuelo BAILEY, Austin BAILEY, LaForce BAMBEREGER, Bernice Fay BANKER, Clenn Victor BARBER, Perry Bigelow BARBER, Ward Seymour Henry BARNES, John Roland BARNES, Mrs. J.R. BARNES, Nellie BARRON, James Lloyd BARROW, James Stephens BARTELDES, Otto A. BAUM, Theresa Rosa BAUMGARTNER, Wm. Jacob BAYLES, Ernest Edward BAYLES, Mrs. Ernest Edward BECK, Ruth Elizabeth BENSON, John Leland BEERY, Byron Ashby BIGSBY, Mrs. Guy BIHR, Samuel Wilks, Jr. 512 Indiana, Lawrence 930 Missouri, Lawrence 1324 Ohio St., Lawrence 618 West 4th St., Lawrence 947 Louisiana St., Lawrence 1245 Oread, Lawrence 912 Indiana, Lawrence 1008 Ohio St., Lawrence Lawrence 718 Lake, Lawrence 920 Missouri St., Lawrence 1205 Oread, Lawrence 937 Vermont, Lawrence 913 Tennessee, Lawrence 913 Tennessee, Lawrence 817 Missouri, Lawrence 1601 Kentucky, Lawrence 701 Maine, Lawrence 1228 Ohio, Lawrence 1238 Mississippi, Lawrence 1126 Tennessee, Lawrence 1647 Edgehill Rd., Lawrence 1142 Indiana, Lawrence 1447 Vermont, Lawrence 909 Massachusetts, Lawrence 624 Kentucky St., Lawrence 1645 Rhode Island, Lawrence 1645 Rhode Island, Lawrence 1121 Ohio, Lawrence 1127 Ohio, Lawrence 1216 Louisiana, Lawrence 627 Ohio, Lawrence 1708 Massachusetts, Lawrence 1209 Ohio, Lawrence 107 E. 7th, Lawrence 107 E. 7th, Lawrence 1032 Vermont, Lawrence 1010 Kentucky, Lawrence 600 Ohio, Lawrence RFD 1, Box 46, Lawrence 533 Ohio, Lawrence The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 149 1919 1911 1921 1886 1905 1884 1918 1914 1921 1919? 1912 1921 1914 1918 1916 fa '13 1919 g 1921 1908 1905 1905 1919 1915 1920 1921 1921 1894 1916 1921 1917 1916 1920 1900 1908 1921 1900 g 1901 1919 1919 1921 1920 1920 1900 1921 �University of Kansas Alumni Living in Douglas Co. 1922, continued YEAR GRADUATED GRADUATE ADDRESS BISHOP, Samuel D. BLACK, Florence Lucile BLACKBURN, Vera Edith BLAIR, Gracia BLAIR, James S. BLISS, Florence E. BLODGETT, Warren Mandeville BLOTZ, Clarence Weaver BOND, Rosa BOYNTON, Mrs. A.J. BRADY, Agnes Marie BREWSTER, Ray Quincey BROEKER, Louise Marie BROWN, Irwin Schilling BROWN, Lola Bell BROWN, Lucille Crozier BROWN, Martha S. BROWN, Nathan Wallace BROWNE, Marie Alberta BRUNE, Wesley Edward BRUNE, Frank Ezra BRUSH, Mrs. Olive Pierson BUNN, John William BURGERT, Alice C. BURKE, Lois Louise BUTLER, Florence Vale CADY, Hamilton P. CADY, Mrs. H.P. CALDWELL, Eldie Franklin CALDWELL, Kate May CALVERT, Frederick Wm. CANAVAN, Lila Marguerite CARL, Mrs. Owen CARPENTER, Izetta Pearl CARPENTER, Raymond Hamilton CARTER, Almira Wood CARTER, Frances CHALKLEY, Mrs. Genevieve H. CHRISTINE, Laurence Nelson CHURCH, Basil CHURCHILL, Mrs. Lillie CLARK, Arthur W. CLARK, John Warren CLARKE, Edith M. CLARKE, Mrs. Fred CLAYTON, Ross Herbert CLELAND, Sadie CLINGMAN, Ord C. COE, Clyde G. COFFELT, Gola William COGHILL, Robert DeWolfe COLEBERD, Robert Edward COLLINS, Mary COLEMAN, Mrs. A.R. 736 Louisiana, Lawrence 1221 Oread, Lawrence Lawrence 1344 Massachusetts, Lawrence 1614 Kentucky, Lawrence 414 West 12th, Lawrence 1020 Vermont, Lawrence Lawrence 900 Alabama, Lawrence 716 McCook, Lawrence 1300 Louisiana, Lawrence 1707 Alabama, Lawrence Over 834 Massachusetts, Lawrence 1225 Tennessee, Lawrence 1124 Mississippi, Lawrence 845 Illinois, Lawrence 706 W. 12th, Lawrence RFD 10, Lawrence 1040 Vermont, Lawrence RFD 5, Lawrence RFD 5, Lawrence 1224 Ohio, Lawrence 1334 Ohio, Lawrence 1301 Connecticut, Lawrence 1620 Tennessee, Lawrence 731 Louisiana, Lawrence 1534 Kentucky, Lawrence 1534 Kentucky, Lawrence 717 Ohio, Lawrence 826 Kentucky, Lawrence 926 Ohio, Lawrence 702 Rhode Island, Lawrence 736 Mississippi, Lawrence 1724 Massachusetts, Lawrence 1420 Ohio, Lawrence 1335 Vermont, Lawrence 722 Kentucky, Lawrence 1121 Ohio, Lawrence 713 W. 6th, Lawrence 1333 Tennessee, Lawrence 1210 Ohio, Lawrence Jackson Bldg., Lawrence 728 Massachusetts, Lawrence Eudora 1240 Ohio, Lawrence 2110 Barker, Lawrence 1227 Ohio, Lawrence Merchants Bank Bldg., Lawrence 127 E. 17th, Lawrence 1308 Vermont, Lawrence RFD 9, Lawrence 1346 New Hampshire, Lawrence 1230 Mississippi, Lawrence RFD 1, Box 77B, Lawrence The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 I 150 1889 1921 1917 1907 1919 1921 1920 1920 1903 1907 1918 1915 1920 1921 1897 1913 1898 1915 1921 1911 1921 1894 1921 1921 1921 1919 1897 1898 1892 1910 1921 1919 1915 1916 1917 1877 1909 1897 1917 1920 1895 1900 1896 1895 1899 1918 1906 1899 1910 1918 1921 1921 1904 1909 g 1921 g 1914 g 1903 g 1913 �University of Kansas Alumni Living in Doug~as Co. 1922, coptinued YEAR GRADUATED GRADUATE ADDRESS COOK, Geneva Ellen COOK, Persis Bell COOKE, Julius Edgar COPELAND, Leroy N. COPP, Clarence R. CORBIN, Alberta Linton CORY, Mrs. C.E. COWGILL, Mrs. Russell CRAWFORD, C.C. CRUZAN, Albert CUNNINGHAM, Arthur Wm. CURRY, Ralph F. DAHLENE, Edward DAHLENE, Mrs. Edward DAHLENE, Oscar DAHLENE, Mrs. Oscar DARLING, Grace DART, Edna DAVIS, Silas Irving DEIBEL, Marie DERSHEM, Elsie DIAS, Mrs. Mina Perky DICK, William Scott DILLARD, Mary Jane DINSMOOR, Paul Addison DODD, Leslie Harold DODDS, Caryl DODDS, Mrs. C.J. DODDS, Frank DOLBEE, Cora DOLBEE, Myrtle Elizabeth DOWNS, Cornelia Mitchell DUFFEE, Lloyd DUNKLEY, Mrs. Geo. DYCHE, Ruth Ophelia DYCHE, Lewis Lindsay EBERHART, Mrs. I.F. EDMISTON, Roy H. ELLIOTT, Jeanette Herriott EMERY, Agnes EMERY, Mrs. P.E. EMICK, William Earl EMMETT, Eveline ENGEL, Agnes E. ENGEL, Dorothea ENGEL, Elmer Franklin ENGEL, Herman Busch EVANS, Mrs. Arthur EVANS, Arthur EVANS, Nellie Reece EVERETT, Edna FARIS, Hervey S. FEARING, Olin K. FERRIS, Emily Harriet 1301 1/2 Tennessee, Lawrencel 1301 1/2 Tennessee, Lawrence! Lawrence Lawrence Eudora 1108 Ohio, Lawrence Eudora 1240 Tennessee, Lawrence 1530 Kentucky, Lawrence 1110 Vermont, Lawrence 1316 Vermont, Lawrence 1001 Connecticut, Lawrence 615 Indiana, Lawrence 615 Indiana, Lawrence 615 Indiana, Lawrence 615 Indiana, Lawrence 937 Kentucky, Lawrence 1126 Louisiana, Lawrence 1823 Barker, Lawrence 1211 Kentucky, Lawrence Baldwin 735 N. 3rd, Lawrence 745 Massachusetts, Lawrence 520 Louisiana, Lawrence 519 Ohio, Lawrence 1129 Vermont, Lawrence 734 Mississippi, Lawrence 734 Mississippi, Lawrence National Bank Bldg., Lawrence: 1301 Rhode Island, Lawrence 1301 Rhode Island, Lawrence 1203 Oread, Lawrence RFD 1, Lawrence 1023 New Hampshire, Lawrence 1617 Massachusetts, Lawrence 1617 Massachusetts, Lawrence 1131 Rhode Island, Lawrence Perkins Bldg., Lawrence 1416 W. Seventh, Lawrence 627 Louisiana, Lawrence 1613 Tennessee st., Lawrence National Bank Bldg., Lawrence 1832 New Hampshire, Lawrence 1211 Kentucky, Lawrence 1211 Kentucky, Lawrence 1211 Kentucky, Lawrence 1211 Kentucky, Lawrence 724 New Hampshire, Lawrence 724 New Hampshire, Lawrence 718 W. 4th, Lawrence 915 Ohio, Lawrence 1406 Tennessee, Lawrence Stubbs Bldg., Lawrence Lawrence The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 151 1920 1918 1921 1921 1917 1893 1912 1917 1903 1917 1895 1918 1914 1913 1911 1909 1897 1907 1913 1912 1916 1896 1887 1896 1900 1914 1904 1914 1904 1908 1913 1915 1884 1918 1916 1917 1908 1915 1919 1884 1880 1914 1907 1915 1921 1892 1921 1909 1909 1920 1900 1921 1920 1919 g 1917 Ed '14 g 1911 m 1917 �University of Kansas Alumni Living in Douglas Co. 1922, continued GRADUATE FIEGENBAUM, B.F. FISCHER, Elfriede Christine FISCHER, Erna Clara Jaedicke FISH, Lillian virginia FITZGERALD, Edgar James FLAGG, Donald Sergeant FLAGG, Paul Eldridge FLEER, Emma Ida FLINN, Julia Georgiana FLINT, Leon Nelson FOSTER, Mrs. George O. FOSTER, George O. FOSTER, James Ralph FOX, Helen June FOX, Paul Samuel FREARK, Christine Beatrice FRIEND, Paul Holston FRINK, Mrs. L.H. FUGATE, Mrs. Jessamine GALLOO, Eugenia GANDER, G.M. GARDNER, Lulu GARDNER, May GARVIN, Daisy GASKILL, Grace Helen GILL, Anna Lee GILL, Helen GILLHAM, Clara Scotia GILMORE, Annie GILMORE, Charles M. GILMORE, Gertrude GILMORE, Isabel Elizabeth GILMORE, Jerome o. GILMORE, Josephine GORRILL, Galen A. GORRILL, Marshall Alexis GORRILL, William Robert GOULD, George GRAVES, Alfred J. GREENLEES, James Andrew GREENLEES, Lois Ann GREENLEES, Nellie Louise GRIESA, William S. GRIESA, Mrs. W.S. GUNN, Everett HACKMAN, Lucy HAELSIG, Otto Herman HAMILL, Bertrand HANNA, Mrs. H.J. HARLEY, Thomas HARMS, Herbert A. HARPER, Iva Belle HARPER, Leta HARVEY, Edward The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 YEAR GRADUATED ADDRESS 937 Kentucky st. , Lawrence 743 Indiana, Lawrence 743 Indiana, Lawrence 510 W. 6th St. , Lawrence Lawrence 1320 Ohio, Lawrence 1320 Ohio, Lawrence RFD 4, Baldwin 817 Indiana, Lawrence 1603 Louisiana, Lawrence 905 Maine, Lawrence 905 Maine, Lawrence 1339 Ohio, Lawrence 1012 New York, Lawrence Lawrence 1735 Learnard Ave., Lawrence 1646 Massachusetts, Lawrence 2145 Vermont, Lawrence 1310 Tennessee, Lawrence 1324 Louisiana, Lawrence Baldwin 407 W. 12th, Lawrence 1200 Mississippi, Lawrence 901 Illinois, Lawrence 1603 Massachusetts, Lawrence 1508 New Hampshire, Lawrence Vinland 704 W. 12th st., Lawrence Eudora 319 East 7th, Lawrence 700 Ohio, Lawrence 319 E. 7th, Lawrence 319 E. 7th, Lawrence Eudora 1300 Ohio, Lawrence 1300 Ohio, Lawrence 841 Alabama, Lawrence Lawrence 300 W. 14th, Lawrence 714 Mississippi, ~awrence 714 Mississippi, Lawrence 714 Mississippi, Lawrence 401 Missouri, Lawrence 401 Missouri, Lawrence 1541 Kentucky, Lawrence 1100 Tennessee, Lawrence Eudora RFD 9, Lawrence 1900 Vermont, Lawrence 539 Tennessee, Lawrence 1235 Kentucky, Lawrence 1323 Kentucky, Lawrence 1323 Kentucky, Lawrence RFD 10, Lawrence 152 1890 1917 1915 1920 1921 1921 1921 1921 1886 1897 1898 1901 1916 1919 1921 1915 1917 1911 1893 1894 1907 1905 1897 1909 1921 1916 1903 1884 1886 1910 1906 1916 1900 1888 1920 1895 1902 1921 1921 1914 1919 1913 1909 1913 1921 1920 1921 1898 1920 1897 1921 1913 1911 1894 �University of Kansas Alumni Living in Douglas Co. 1922, continued GRADUATE HAVENHILL, L.D. HAWORTH, Erasmus HAYNE, Mrs. H.W. HENDERSON, William S. HENRY, Mrs. Howard HENRY, John Blakeslee HENRY, Thomas B. HESS, Edith Idella HESS, Ervin Russell HESS, John A. HESTER, Nina HIGGINS, Mrs. Ella Anderson HILDINGER, Pauline Virginia HILL, Alfred Gibson HILL, Arthur HILL, Irving HILL, Aeo HILSMAN, Itasca Powell HOBART, Charles Harrison HOGG, Archibald HOGG, Ira D. HOLLOWAY, Mrs. H.A. HOLMES, Charles B. HOLMES, Opal A. HOOD, G.J. HOOPES, Helen Rhoda HORR, Worthie H. HOSFORD, Mrs. C.B. HOSTETTER, Marie Miller HOUSTON, Mrs. Lloyd HUDSON, Nell HUGHES, Lawrence D. HULL, Myra Elsa HUNGERFORD, Herbert HUNTER, Geneva C. HUNTER, Samuel John HUSBAND, Agnes ISE, Frank Harold ISE, John ISE, Mrs. John JENNINGS, Mrs. Frank JEWETT, John Mark JOHNSON, Thurston L. JOHNSON, William Hamilton JOHNSON, Mrs. Wm. Savage JONES, Ethel Ann JONES, Jacob Oscar KEITH, Mary Helen KELLEY, Carl David KELLEY, Milton William KELLY, Sherwin Finch KENNEDY, Belle KENNEDY, Charles Todd KENNEDY, Elizabeth Margaret The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 YEAR GRADUATED ADDRESS 1903 1539 Vermont, Lawrence 1881 g 1503 Massachusetts, Lawrenc~ 1895 523 Missouri, Lawrence 1908 846 Rhode Island, Lawrence 1914 g Lecompton 1900 m 19 W. 9th st., Lawrence 1898 808 Mississippi, Lawrence 1919 1247 1/2 Kentucky, Lawrence 1911 742 Massachusetts, Lawrence 1908 1211 Rhode Island, Lawrence 1909 733 Tennessee, Lawrence 1898 1232 Ohio, Lawrence 1919 1415 Kentucky, Lawrence 1917 Alumni Office, Kansas Univ. ' 1901 303 Lincoln, Lawrence 1896 W. 8th st., Lawrence 1920 c/o Irving Hill, W. 8th, Lawl:'ence 1917 g 820 Illinois, Lawrence 1920 Peoples State Bank Bldg., La~rEmce 1894 1 6th & Illinois, Lawrence 1921 RFD 2, Lawrence 1885 13 Winona St., Lawrence 1915 1042 Tennessee, Lawrence 1916 1042 Tennessee, Lawrence 1902 University Heights, Lawrence 1913 g 1129 Louisiana, Lawrence 1921 7 Jackson Bldg., Lawrence 1905 1846 Barker Ave., Lawrence 1919 1620 Tennessee, Lawrence 1905 1347 New Hampshire, Lawrence 1911 615 Ohio, Lawrence Lawrence 1921 1919 1339 Ohio, Lawrence Univ. Heights, RFD.9, Lawrenc~ 1911 1921 309 Ohio, Lawrence 1309 Ohio, Lawrence 1893 1209 Ohio, Lawrence 1911 911 Massachusetts, Lawrence 1917 1125 Mississippi, Lawrence fa '08 '10 1125 Mississippi, Lawrence 1907 g 808 Tennessee, Lawrence 1912 Lecompton 1921 14th & Oread, Lawrence 1921 Lawrence n '84 '85 1730 Indiana st., Lawrence 1908 1129 Louisiana, Lawrence 1913 1714 Indiana, Lawrence 1912 1738 Massachusetts, Lawrence 1914 RFD 8, Lawrence 1915 Lawrence 1914 RFD 1, Lawrence 1917 RFD 8, Lawrence 1902 1220 Louisiana, Lawrence 1893 2242 Masschusetts, Lawrence 1913 153 1884 1915 1903 1921 1896 1914 1 '11 1911 g '92 �University of Kansas Alumni Living in Douglas Co. 1922, continued GRADUATE KENNEDY, Mrs. Fred KENNEY, Ruth KETCHUM, Pauline KIEFER, Everett Duane KLISS, Mrs. Roy D. KOEHRING, Dorothy May KORB, John Herman KREBS, Anna Margaret KREBS, Julius John KRUSE, Henry otto LaCROSS, Gertrude Martha LANE, Oscar Jasper LAW, Marcellus Seaton LAWSON, Paul Bowen LEAR, Veta Blanche LEARNED, Mrs. E.R. LEIBENGOOD, Nelle LeSEUR, O.C. LINDLEY, Corydon Endsley LINDLEY, Georgia Elizabeth LUPHER, LaDora Grace LUPTON, Claribel Lytle LUPTON, Edwin Henry LYLES, Leo Marvin LYMAN, George LYNN, George MacGREGOR, Helen MACK, Alberta MAFFETT, Maude A. MAGILL, Van Hooper MANLEY, Robert C. MANN, Delbert Martin MANN, Delbert Martin MANN, Millie MARM, Anna MARSHALL, Mrs. Harold MARTIN, Carol Lucile MARTIN, Sibyl MARTIN, Wilfred Everett MASON, Ray Benjamin MAUPIN, Oakland L. McCANLES, Eva Josephine McCANLES, Joseph C. McCOLLOCH, Mrs. F.B. McCREATH, Catherine Elizabeth McDONALD, Ira Malcolm McELHANNY, Robert Campbell McELHINNY, John Gregg McHENRY, Lloyd Alfred McKEEVER, William Arch McMURRAY, Arthur McVEY, Roy Vernon MEANS, Hugh MELVIN, Frank Edgar The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 YEAR GRADUATED ADDRESS RDF 8, Lawrence 1038 Tennessee, Lawrence 1416 Tennessee, Lawrence 1304 Massachusetts, Lawrence 1020 Tennessee, Lawrence RFD 2, Lawrence 1224 Delaware, Lawrence 1308 Massachusetts, Lawrence 1308 Massachusetts, Lawrence 1538 Kentucky, Lawrence 1301 Kentucky, Lawrence 2202 Massachusetts, Lawrence 1127 Ohio, Lawrence 605 Maine st., Lawrence c/o University, Lawrence 1724 Massachusetts, Lawrence 1008 Tennessee, Lawrence 920 New Hampshire, Lawrence 1301 Louisiana, Lawrence 900 Locust, Lawrence 845 Illinois, Lawrence 1237 Tennessee, Lawrence 1237 Tennessee, Lawrence 1109 Rhode Island, Lawrence 1620 Massachusetts, Lawrence 1247 Kentucky, Lawrence 1538 V., Lawrence 701 Tennessee, Lawrence 1708 Haskell Ave., Lawrence Lawrence Perkins Bldg., Lawrence 1214 Kentucky, Lawrence 1117 Vermont, Lawrence 1326 Massachusetts St., Lawrence 1300? Louisiana, Lawrence RFD 10, Box 12, Lawrence Box 122, RFD 2, Lawrence 1006 Mississippi, Lawrence RFD 1, Lawrence Lawrence 1700 Tennessee, Lawrence 1405 Rhode Island St., Lawrence 1405 Rhode Island st., Lawrence 825 Louisiana St., Lawrence RFD 5, Lawrence 938 Louisiana St., Lawrence 1233 Ore ad Ave., Lawrence 1133 Vermont St., Lawrence Baker University, Baldwin RFD 9, Lawrence 1224 Tennessee st., Lawrence 500 W. 6th st., Lawrence 501 Louisiana, Lawrence 737 Maine St., Lawrence 154 1908 1909 1913 1921 1905 1921 1919 1914 1918 1894 1918 1899 1920 1917 1914 1883 1918 1888 1887 1919 1915 1913 1916 1915 1920 1921 1921 1921 1909 1921 1896 1920 1920 1920 fa '17 g 1920 g 1903 g 1889 1 1895 1915 1917 1919 1919 1921 1920 g 1921 1918 1909 1905 1913 1921 1920 1905 1918 1898 1896 1921 1885 1906 g 1909 �University of Kansas Alumni Living in Douglas Co. 1922, continued YEAR GRADUATED GRADUATE ADDRESS MELVIN, George Kimball MELVIN, Rufus Edmond MELVIN, Mrs. R.E. MENGER, Louis Herman MERRITT, Florence Maude MERWIN, Bruce W. METCALF, Wilder S. MILLER, Blanche Helen MILLER, Florence Maude MILLER, Harry Edward MILLER, Lena Vivian MILLER, Louis Franklin MILLER, Stella Vanera MILLER, Vanroy MITCHELL, Alexander Baldwin MITCHELL, Mrs. A.B. MITCHELL, James H. MITCHELL, Margaret Helen MITCHELL, Ulysses Grant MONTGOMERY, John Alexander MONTGOMERY, John H. MOODIE, Hubert MORGAN, Rose R. MORGAN, Murzelle MORRISON, Ralph Edwin MOYS, Fay Cecillia MURRAY, Joseph W. MURRAY, Mrs. J.W. MYERS, Edith NAISMITH, Helen NEAL, Paul Rexford NEUMANN, Warren Randolph NEUENSCHWANDER, Elsie NEWMAN, Mildred NORTHRUP, Austa A. NOWLIN, Nadine NUNGESSER, Ella OATMAN, Mrs. Ray OGDEN, Geneva S. OGDEN, Raymond Clifton ODGEN, Mrs. R.C. O'LEARY, Raphael Dorman O'LEARY, Mrs. R.D. OLIN, Arvin S. OLIVER, Hannah OLMSTEAD, Herbert Wolcott OLNEY, Frank Hart OLSON, Elmer L. OLSSON, Elmer L. OWENS, Alpha Loretta PALMER, Mary Margaret PARKER, Mrs. J.H. PATTERSON, Blanche Lyndell PEACE, Larry M. 930 Kentucky, Lawrence 930 Kentucky st., Lawrence 930 Kentucky st., Lawrence 712 Massachusetts St., Lawrence 1420 Kentucky St., Lawrence 941 Indiana St., Lawrence 1236 Massachusetts St., Lawrence 940 Mississippi St., Lawrence 1232 Louisiana St., Lawrence Eudora Box 22, RDF 2, Lawrence 1215 Oread Ave., Lawrence Lawrence Box 22, RDF 2, Lawrence 820 Illinois, Lawrence 820 Illinois, Lawrence 603 Tennessee St., Lawrence 603 Tennessee St., Lawrence 1313 Massachusetts St., Lawrence 708 Connecticut St., Lawrence 1341 Ohio, Lawrence East 19th St., Lawrence Box 29, RFD 9, Lawrence 1247 Ohio st., Lawrence Lawrence 620 Kentucky St., Lawrence 504 Louisiana St., Lawrence 504 Louisiana St., Lawrence Alphi Chi Omega House, Baldwin 1635 Massachusetts, Lawrence Lawrence 800 1/2 Missouri St., Lawrence 1324 Louisiana St., Lawrence 1038 Vermont St., Lawrence 927 Ohio, Lawrence 1200 Ohio, Lawrence 1001 Mississippi St., Lawrence RFD 5, Lawrence 937 Kentucky St., Lawrence 937 Kentucky St., Lawrence 937 Kentucky st., Lawrence 1106 Louisiana, Lawrence 1106 Louisiana st., Lawrence 1633 Mississippi, Lawrence 802 Tennessee St., Lawrence 1301 Vermont, Lawrence 815 Indiana St., Lawrence 1127 Ohio, Lawrence 1113 Connecticut St., Lawrence Baker University, Baldwin 920 Louisiana, Lawrence 1529 Rhode Island, Lawrence 1933 Tennessee St., Lawrence 512 W. 9th St., Lawrence The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 155 1920 1894 1887 1896 1921 1911 1897 1921 1908 1913 1905 1921 1918 1907 1917 1917 1893 1919 1906 1920 1920 1908 1894 1921 1921 1912 1911 1911 1910? 1920 1916 1918 1898 1905 1896 1903 g 1901 1893 1912 1910 1916 1893 1895 1894 1874 g 1920 1891 1920? 1921 1901 g 1913 1905 1920 1901 g 1903 1888 1903 1908 �University of Kansas Alumni Living in Douglas Co. 1922, continued GRADUATE YEAR GRADUATED ADDRESS Haskell Institute, Lawrence 1919 PEAIRS, Helen Haskell ·1920 1320 Ohio, Lawrence PEARSON, Lydia Christian 638 Rhode Island, Lawrence 1910 PECK, Arthur S. 1002 Tennessee, Lawrence 1913 PENDLETON, Emma Helen 1887 g 1223 Vermont, Lawrence PERKINS, Mrs. Marie 1901 P PERKINS, Otis Edward 400 Maine, Lawrence 1913 RFD 5, Lawrence PETERSON, George Oscar 817 Massachusetts, Lawrence 1890 PHILLIPS, Carl 1537 Tennessee St., Lawrence 1894 PHILLIPS, Mrs. May PICKENS, Minnie 1307 Connecticut St., Lawrence 1909 g 1898 POPENOE, Mrs. Mabel Annie 628 Walnut, Lawrence POTTER, Earl 637 Ohio, Lawrence 1913 PRENTISS, Frank 905 Tennessee, Lawrence n 1879 '84 PREYER, Mary 2301 Massachusetts, Lawrence 1917 916 Tennessee St., Lawrence PRICE, Edwin Fletcher 1919 PRICE, Mrs. E.F. 916 Tennessee St., Lawrence 1918 PRIESTLY, Gertrude 1505 Kentucky, Lawrence 1906 PUFFETT, Dale Howard 1646 Tennessee, Lawrence 1921 QUINLAN, Cassie Alma 1720 Louisiana, Lawrence 1896 QUINLAN, Virginia Josephine 637 Tennessee, Lawrence 1921 RABOURNE, Emma Pauline 1309 Kentucky, Lawrence 1914 RANDOLPH, Wm. Marcus Lawrence 1920 RANKIN, Floyd V. 1101 Massachusetts, Lawrence 1911 RAUB, Lorna Marie 1234 Oread, Lawrence 1920 RAYHILL, Martha 1121 Tennessee, Lawrence 1915 RAYMOND, Fred N. 808 Illinois, Lawrence 1896 REARICK, Anna J. 1121 Rhode Island, Lawrence 1919 REDING, Katherine 1241 Louisiana, Lawrence 1918 REED, Mrs. C.I. 308 E. 19th St., Lawrence 1919 REEVES, Mrs. Ray 1400 Ohio, Lawrence 1918 RENNER, Marion John 1220 Rhode Island, Lawrence 1920 REYNOLDS, Cora Irene RFD 4, Box 81, Lawrence 1912 RICE, Anita Bertha RFD 9, Lawrence 1921 RICE, Mrs. H.A. 1304 Ohio, Lawrence 1912 RICE, Martin Everett 1538 Vermont, Lawrence 1891 g RICE, Raymond F. 900 1/2 Massachusetts, Lawrence 1908 RIGGS, Henry Clay 907 Arkansas Ave., Lawrence 1893 RIGGS, Kate Louise 115 E. 17th St., Lawrence 1894 RIGGS, May F. 115 E. 17th, Lawrence 1897 RILING, Edward T. 906 Massachusetts,. Lawrence 1900 RILING, John 906 Massachusetts, Lawrence 1910 RINEHART, Hattie 634 Rhode Island, Lawrence 1921 RINEHARD, Wm. G. 1341 Massachusetts, Lawrence 1921 RISING, Edna Rose 845 Mississippi, Lawrence 1921 RISING, George 845 Mississippi, Lawrence 1898 RISING, Mrs. George 845 Mississippi, Lawrence 1899 ROBERTSON, Robert Lorin 622 Vermont, Lawrence 1918 1 ROBINSON, W.R.B. 1701 Louisiana, Lawrence 1906 ROBINSON, Mrs. W.R.B. 1701 Louisiana, Lawrence 1918 ROBINSON, Cecilia Margaret 1209 Oread, Lawrence 1921 RODGERS, Mrs. Gertrude Octavia 920 Louisiana, Lawrence 1920 ROGERS, Annie Isabel 623 N. Third, Lawrence 1919 ROGERS, Sidney Mark 615. N. Third, Lawrence 1910 ROSECRANS, Vincent Judson 1613 Vermont, Lawrence 1920 The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 156 1888 1903 1911 p. '87 1893 1921 �University of Kansas Alumni Living in Douglas Co. 1922, continued GRADUATE RUSH, Sarah Margaret RUSS, Wm. W. RUSSELL, Lloyd SALVESON, Floyd Wilson SALVESON, Mrs. Floyd W. SANKEE, Ruth Eugenia SCHEURER, Fred Logan SCHMIDT, Mrs. Edgar SCHREIBER, Fred Carl SCHREINER, Walter R. SCHUMAN, Margaretha SEARS, Mrs. Alice Peabody SELIG, August Lewis SELLARDS, Mae SEMON, Florence M. SEXTON, Mrs. Ray SHANNON, Winnifred SHELDON, Lizzie S. SHERWOOD, Noble P. SHILLERTON, Dewey SHINN, Henry Arthur SIMMONS, Dr. Chas. SIMPSON, C.H. SIRPLESS, Eleanor SKOFSTAD, James Oscar SKOFSTAD, Lottie SMITH, Leo Frisby SMITH, Mary SMITH, Vera Grace SPANGLER, Mrs. Caroline B. SPANGLER, Irma Bauman SPANGLER, Karl Bauman SPENCER, Mrs. D.H. SPENCER, D.H. SPICER, Miriam Russell STANLEY, Arnold Archibald STANTON, Amida STERLING, Charles Morgan STERLING, Mrs. Cara STERLING, M. Wilson STERLING, Mrs. Harriette STEVENS, Wm. C. STEVENSON, Edward STEVENSON, Ferne STEVENSON, Harriet M. STEWART, Clarence Churchill STEWART, James McLeod STEWART, Mrs. J.M. STIMPSON, Edward F. STONE, Anna STONE, Sadie M. STRACHAN, Norman Fraser STUART, Mrs. Celia STUCKER, Mrs. Harry N. The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 YEAR GRADUATED ADDRESS 1893 RFD 4, Lawrence 1890 1645 Massachusetts, Lawrence 1908 1701 Ohio, Lawrence 1919 414 W. 14th, Lawrence 1919 414 W. 14th, Lawrence 1914 1107 New Hampshire, Lawrence 1913 1020 Ohio, Lawrence 1919? 641 Louisiana, Lawrence 1920 1605 Tennessee, Lawrence 1912 c/o State Water Supply, Lawrence 1921 1146 Ohio, Lawrence 1881 g 1884 944 Kentucky, Lawrence 1920 1333 New Hampshire, Lawrence 1911 1545 Massachusetts, Lawrence 1921 1225 Oread, Lawrence 1908 603 Ohio, Lawrence 1921 1221 Oread, Lawrence 1900 401 Louisiana, Lawrence 1905 g '11 PhD '21 1801 Indiana, Lawrence 1921 Lawrence 1916 1000 Missouri, Lawrence 1882 721 Massachusetts, Lawrence 1900 1225 Kentucky, Lawrence 1907 1002 Pennsylvania, Lawrence 1909 700 Alabama, Lawrence 1897 700 Alabama, Lawrence 1916 1640 Massachusetts, Lawrence 1231 Louisiana, Lawrence 1919 1334 Ohio, Lawrence 1920 644 Mississippi, Lawrence n 1881 1883 644 Mississippi, Lawrence 1914 1919 e 1921 644 Mississippi, Lawrence 1014 Mississippi, Lawrence 1903 1014 Mississippi, Lawrence 1893 P 1897 413 W. 14th St., Lawrence 1917 Haskell Institute, Lawrence 1920 2045 Learnard, Lawrence 1904 920 Indiana, Lawrence 1897 1129 Louisiana, Lawrence 1883 g 1901 1129 Louisiana, Lawrence 1883 g 1893 920 Indiana, Lawrence 1890 g 1892 1121 Louisiana, Lawrence 1885 g 1892 RFD 4, Box 13, Lawrence 1920 RFD 4, Box 13, Lawrence 1919 1341 Kentucky, Lawrence 1918 814 Missouri, Lawrence 1914 204 W. 12th, Lawrence 1917 204 W. 12th, Lawrence 1916 926 Indiana, Lawrence 1890 7 W. 11th, Lawrence 1921 601 Mississippi, Lawrence 1895 645 Illinois, Lawrence 1915 916 Vermont, Lawrence 1906 939 Tennessee, Lawrence 1918 157 �University of Kansas Alumni Living in Douglas Co. 1922, continued GRADUATE SWADLEY, Mrs. Ida W. SWANSON, Carl SWEENEY, Anna Louise TAIT, Ralph Shann'on TEETER, Edna TEMPLIN, Olin TEMPLIN, Mrs. Olin TERRELL, Eppinetta Valaria TESTER, Allen Crawford TESTER, Mrs. Allen C. THIELE, Walter G. THOMAS, Mary T. THOMAS, Ruth Laura THOMPSON, Agnes THOMPSON, Hallie A. THOMPSON, Herbert TOWNE, Louise I. TREECE, Elbert Lee TUCKER, John H. TUPPER, Mary Edna UHRLAUB, Rudolph Reinhart ULRICH, Grace Pauline VAWTER, Jamieson WAGSTAFF, Helen WALKER, Mrs. Elizabeth WALL, George D. WALLING, Lalia V. WATKINS, Mabel WATSON, Carrie M. WATSON, Charles Hoyt WEAVER, Arthur Bullene WEAVER, Mrs. Gertrude WEIBEL, Leo N. WEINGARTNER, Henry WELKER, Joseph Edward WHEELER, John Jefferson WHEELER, Mrs. J.J. WHEELER, Mabel Ranney WHITCOMB, Mrs. S.L. WHITE, Ben WHITE, Mrs. B.E. WHITE, E. Ambrose WHITE, Edith K. WHITE, Homer A. WIEDEMANN, Luis A. WIGHT, Lucy A. WILCOX, Mrs,. Mina WILCOX, Mrs. Zillah M. WILHELMI, lisa Emma WILHOIT, Mrs. J.W. WILLIAMS, Mrs. C.C. WILLIAMS, Mrs. Dick WILSON, Esther M. WILSON, Jasper B. The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 YEAR GRADUATED ADDRESS 1908 Barker, Lawrence 1339 Ohio, Lawrence 711 Rhode Island, Lawrence 735 Missouri, Lawrence 1238 Mississippi, Lawrence 818 Kentucky, Lawrence 818 Kentucky, Lawrence 1308 New Jersey, Lawrence 1908 Vermont, Lawrence 1908 Vermont, Lawrence 1208 Kentucky, Lawrence 1428 Tennessee, Lawrence 1428 Tennessee, Lawrence 1100 Louisiana, Lawrence 1730 Ohio, Lawrence 615 Massachusetts, Lawrence 1147 Ohio, Lawrence 714 McCook, Lawrence 933 Tennessee, Lawrence Lecompton 724 New Hampshire, Lawrence Lawrence 1447 Massachusetts, Lawrence 1212 Louisiana, Lawrence 1645 Louisiana, Lawrence 1411 Massachusetts, Lawrence 945 Connecticut, Lawrence RFD 10, Box 6F, Lawrence 1310 Louisiana, Lawrence 1937 Learnard, Lawrence 741 Massachusetts, Lawrence 737 Indiana, Lawrence 924 Alabama, Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence 1024 Alabama, Lawrence 1024 Alabama, Lawrence 1733 Mississippi, Lawrence 1244 Tennessee, Lawrence 1142 Indiana, Lawrence 1142 Indiana, Lawrence 1541 W. 9th, Lawrence 1641 W. 9th, Lawrence Eudora 1700 Vermont, Lawrence 1012 Pennsylvania, Lawrence 1605 Vermont, Lawrence 546 Tennessee, Lawrence 603 Ohio, Lawrence 1135 Vermont, Lawrence 1101 Ohio, Lawrence 1235 Kentucky, Lawrence 1232 Louisiana, Lawrence 933 New Hampshire, Lawrence 158 1884 1917 1906 1916 1910 n '84 '86 1886 g . 1921 1921 g 1919 1910 1916 1918 1896 1920 1910 1896 1916 .1921 1914 1918 1912 1916 1919 1899 1910 1905 1911 n 1880 1918 g 1915 1877 1915 1899 1921 1913 1912 1920 1914 1911 1912 1904 g 1920 1891 1897 1903 1881 n 1900 1917 1919 1919 1916 1901 g 1904 g '89 1889 1921 1880 1921 1909 1883 1902 �University of Kansas Alumni Living in Douglas Co. 1922, continued YEAR GRADUATED GRADUATE ADDRESS WILSON, Kathryne Marie WINSTON, John Clarence WOLF, Frank Ezra WOLFE, B.L. WOLWORTH, Mrs. Laurence WOODARD, Parke Harold WOODBURN, Mrs. F.T. WOODBURY, Blanche WOODRUFF, Sybil WOODRUFF, Zena Marie YAHN, Wm. F. YOUNG, James Arthur YOUNG, Percy 323 Illinois, Lawrence 316 Elm, Lawrence Baker University, Baldwin 1204 Connecticut, Lawrence 1834 Learnard Ave., Lawrence 1316 Vermont, Lawrence 1007 W. 6th, Lawrence 817 Illinois, Lawrence 1915 Vermont, Lawrence 1915 Vermont, Lawrence RFD 2, Lawrence 938 Louisiana, Lawrence Lawrence 1909 9 1914 1919 1917 1903 1914 1918 1903 1907 1916 1917 1900 1913 1921 BAKER UNIVERSITY ALUlfNI LIVING IN DOUGLAS COUNTY ~897 Extracted by the editor from The Excaliber, Class of '98, a yearbook of Baker University, Baldwin City, KS, May 1897 (Hudson-Kimberly Pub. Co., Kansas City, MO). The volume may be found at the Watkins Community Museum. GRADUATE OCCUPATION, RESIDENCE ATHERTON, J.F. BENTON, Guy B. CLARK, Wm. N. CUNNINGHAM, Mabel EDWARDS, Isaac Franklin GAMES, Minnie HAIR, Marne (MURRAY) IVES, Mary LOUGH, Mary (BENEDICT) LOUGH, Samuel A. MARKHAM, Carrie (HOOVER) MARKHAM, Dora Clementine MARKHAM, W.C. MARVEL, Esther McCORMAC, Cora (BALDRIDGE) MESSINGER, Willis MOTTER, Birdean Ida NICHOLSON, Katherine PLASKET, Emma E. PRICE, Ralph Ray RAPP, Hattie A. REED, Georgiana ROBERTS, Chas. W. SCOTT, Lilian STEWART, Maude Teacher, Baldwin Professor, Baldwin Ass't Cashier, Baldwin Vocal Teacher, Baldwin KU graduate student, Lawrence Baldwin Baldwin Baldwin Baldwin Professor, Baldwin Baldwin Graduate student, Baker Univ. Editor, Baldwin Baldwin Blue Mound Baldwin Art student, Baker Univ. Lawrence Lawrence KU graduate student, Lawrence Baldwin Art teacher, Baldwin Horticulturalist, Lawrence Professor, Baldwin Baldwin The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 159 YEAR GRADUATED 1894 1893 1895 1893 1896 1894 1892 1895 1891 1888 1890 1896 1891 1895 1890 1895 1896 1892 1878 1896 1893 1889 1874 1894 1894 �DOUGLAS COUNTY GRADUATES OF THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS ~897 Taken from the Senior Annual, University of Kansas (1897), available at the Watkins Community Museum and the Lawrence Public Library Kansas Collection. Eugene Charles Alder-Graduated at the L. H. S.; A. B., K. .u.; :" I A.. M., K. U.; B ® TI, cI> B K, A Marquette, Pres. of the .. L. H. S. I; Alumni Association, Pre5. of the German Verein, candidate for presi- I ~ency of Class of '97. chairman of first committee on Class Annual, member of play co~mittee, Ass!. Local Editor of the Weekly, member -of the Class Day committee. ex-captain of the Beta foot ball team, and heavy villain in the Senior play, was born in '76, hence his patriotism. This modest and precocious youth is a Jiving and characteristic specimen -of Lawrence soil. born in the very shade of Mt. Oread. On account of his extreme retic .. nce and strong aversion to publicity, it is greatly feared his true worth wili never be fully appreciated. When old enough to leave his maternal wing he will depart for the ancient land "der Deutchen." I.: ;I --- _. - - - - - - Miss Harriet Ayres-\Vas born only a few.:years ago at Wickford. : Rhode Island, in the effete East. But finding' the field too limited for her expansion, at the age of ten she brought her family to Kansas. : , From that time on she has shown evidences of strong disciplinary power,. " , and has her entire family trail)ed to a state of the most complete '~nd' . , touching submission. Miss Ayres pr~pared to enter K. U. at tht! Law- ' ~.. renee High School. During her college course she has shown the great-· Iest interest in her studies, and is particularlj' fond of the Latin language· ; as employed by the late lamented Juvenal. As soon as she had passed, : the age Jimit Miss Ayres put on the colors of Pi Beta Phi. She is very. : !oyal to the wine and pale blue. i II ,\ Emma Barber-The cradle of the illustrious subject of this sketch w~s rocked by th~ swe~pi?g Kan5as breeze5 that moaned around the- 'l WIndows of the MaIn BU1ldlDg on M t. Oread. Born and fostered as she- ! , . 't \ was under the shadow of. learning, it was natural that her childish mind' i, I should turn to scholastic pursuits. She entered Lawrence public schools !, ! a~ .a. tender age, and graduated therefrom in due course, the sweetest of f . :" s~eet girl graduates." The day she entered the University a general , -I holIday was proclaimed. She. is a member of Kappa Alpha Theta. Her future efforts will be devoted to the stu9yof domestic scienc~. at. \1 :i home.' , i I ----_._--- . -- - - - - - - - - --- -----. --- - The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 160 ;1 -~-.- ....-- '------------ �Douglas Co. Graduates 0 f t h e University of Kansas 1897, continued Florence Greeley Clarke-Was b;rn -:n-~ - Bastile, to-wit: the 'j his event took place on the 12th. day of Octo~er A, D., 1876. The back of a very early photograph bears the followmg I 'record, evidently traced by a prejudiced hand. "Amiable,lm'ing and self-· willed, fond of dressing up in sisters ribbons, beads, etc. A very great -talker and a very dear child-a real femini ne 'character." Her friends will be able to determine with a momen!'.s thought which of thesecharac. i~ristics have survi\·ed. She graduated from the Law.rence High School May, '92, and entered K U. in the fall of '93 She IS a m~mber of the 'Kappa Alpha Theta fraternity and a Daughter of the Amencan Revolu- j 1!ion. Her past is secure, but the future is conjectural. ____ ~ I I Douglas County Jail. I Miss nay E. Gardner-Born A. N. C. Died--~ Miss Gardner spent her childhood in Lawrence, and also in a very successful attempt to rival Jack's Bean-stalk. This laudable ambition has left its mark upon Miss"Gardner's character, inasmuch as she has, from her superior elevation, a broad, comprehensive "iew of the fields of knowledge. Early in her college course the Pi Phis, with the discernment for which they are noted, saw an opportunity and acted upon it, pinned their colors upon Miss Gardner, and forthwith made her permanent chairman of the decoration committee, with personal charge of the upper tier of party decora- 1 tion, thus at one fell swoop doing away with step-ladders, and making tasteful decoration a surety. As a member of the S~nior play commitiee . '. she has been very instrumental in assuring the success of the play,.- r I ----~.-~ ---~-- !I Constance Genevieve Howland."f05ht~'s l)J'l'11~· -\ I' to lool\: at Alld Wit,t.:" To tall\: to. 11 Aud pleasallt illdcpd to 1)1, with." Miss Howland was born Aug 121h,' 1l"i75. in Kal"mazoo, Mich. At I the age of fi"e wishing to a\'ail herself of the exceotional educational ad- vantages of Kansas Stale Uni"ersily, she moved to Lawrence. Shortly after her arrival she became interested in politics and at present she i; a : mugwump and en tertains pronounced views upon woman suffrage. She iwill spend the summer cultivating a dignified and non-committal ex pres.sion, and in the Fall will enter the K. U. Law School. -------- ---- Mr. O'Neil-The ~ubject of this sketch is a young man of many parts. His industry is only exceeded by his zeal for higher learning. while his ;- intellectual attainments and genial nature add charm to strength and in! tegrity of character. All who know him speak his name with pleasure. He was born in 1871 in the quiet and unassuming hamlet of Black Jack, .Kan5as, where he finished the common school course which prepared him for Baker University. In the fall of 1894, Mr. O'Neil entered the E. E. Department of K. U. The spirit with which he has made his way. through school prophesies a brilliant future for him. --------.--~-------------------------- - - - -- - The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 161 I �Douglas Co. Graduates of the University of Kansas 1897, continued '---rr--- - May Fuller Riggs-Was born in the fall of 1876, in the., most pic- l ':-.turesque part of that most picturesque town, Lawrence, Kansas. In her very ea;ly youth a sweet modesty and reserve concealed her many native charms and talents. As she grew older these said charms and talents like unto the curls of the novel-heroine, would creep out. They are now viewed by an admiring and ever sympathetic public. Among Miss Riggs'. various claims to fortune and to fame is the fact that she is " ·".miisical. She is a member of Kappa Alpha Theta Fraternity and . although she enjoys society much she prefers writing forensics for her , E'nglish professor. Upon graduating she intends to enter upon a brilli-. ~nt musical career as Senorita Maria. ' --_._------.- ---- --~----": ~~-----.----~------~~ --- - ._------- ._----_._-----...... Gertrude M. Spaulding-Was born February 3, 1875, in the hisioric city of Lawrence. She early manifested a talent for music which was not neglected during her school days. After graduating from the High Schoolin 1893, she entered the Music Department of Kansas Uni"ersity , where she has pursued both the piano and vocal courses. This year sh~'·i has devoted her efforts solely to piano in which she graduates this spring. However, to interested friends we give the consolation that her remarka- , ble vocal talent is ~ot to be neglected, but will be further developed here next year, and later abroad, after which we may look for her among the, leading prima donnas of the 'Yest. '~-Stanton-\Va~-bo~;October 29th, '075 near Lawrence. 1 education was received mostly under private instructors until she entered the second year of the 'High School. Here the trials met with in mathematics led her to make a specialty 9f the languages. Her intelectual powers unfolded until finally she publicly proved her ability to seek new fields of study by depicting Gipsy life in all its weirdness, imd was granted a diploma. The following fall she entered the University and became a member of the Kappa Kappa Gamma Fraternity. She con-_ tinued her study of the languages wisely eschewing all mathematics: and sciences not absolutely required. She developed a great liking 'fij.L the linguist branches and advanced to such a degree that she can now·. j" distinguish French, German and Spanish not only from English but from .,', each other. ____ . _. _---,. "----',--'-- ---_.. i-:---- ------.-.---.-- .-- -- __. --.-.-- -- -.- - '.- Louise A"ugusta Wiedemann-Has be~n a resident of Lawrence all her life. She entered the Preparatory Department of the School of Fine Ar.t,s in 18 93, and beca'me II regular student the following year. Miss \V~edemann has won much. praise as an accompanist and hopes to give thIS much neglected branch of piano forte study her special attention. 'Alt~ough she. is Dot a brilliant player her style is pleasing and sympa;'~lJc. She IDtends taking a ~~rad~t: -=.o~-==- ~~~t ..::,ear. . . . The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 162 , -~ �LAWRENCE HIGH SCHOOL ENROLLEES ~87~-2 The following list is printed in the First Annual Report of the Board of Education for the Years 1868 - 1885, which can be found at the Watkins Community Museum. Researched by the editor. BELL, Minnie BOWES, Charles C. CARRUTH, Willie CRAMER, Charles EMMETT, Eliza EMMETT, Hattie FINNEY, Thomas FLINN, Sarah GILES, Tillie GROVENOR, Charles GLEED, Charles GLEED, Willie HAZELTINE, Eliza HADLEY, Laura HARRIS, Kate HINTON, R.P. LINDNER, Henry McFARLAND, Charles MILLER, Lizzie J. MOAK, Arthur MONTGOMERY, Mollie MORRISON, Charles W. MORROW, Robert NEWLIN, Elmira NEWLIN, Joseph OGDEN, John H. RICHARDSON, Albert SCHMUCKER, Kate STRONG, Charles SUTLIFF, ·Herbert SUTHERLAND, Henry TENNEY, William TENNEY, A.R. TUCKER, Sadie WOOD, Emma Respectfully submitted. E. MILLER, Principal LAJiRENCE HIGH SCHOOL ENROLLEES, CLASSES of ~873 and ~874 The following list is printed in the First Annual Report of the Board of Education for the Years 1868 - 1885, which can be found at the Watkins community Museum. Researched by the editor. At the close of the year Miss E.F. HALL, a faithful Teacher in the High School resigned her position, and Miss Anne C. CRAIG was elected to fill the vacancy. MIDDLE CLASS GIRLS HADLEY, Laura MOZELY, Annie MURRAY, Mary READ, Nettie TUCKER, Sadie The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 BOYS BOWES, C.C. BRUCE, E.L. CARRUTH, W.H. CRANDALL, H.D. COX, C.E. GLEED, Charles GLEED, J.W. HAYS, M.L. MILLER, F.C. RICHARDSON, A. SUTHERLAND, H. TENNEY, W.E. 163 �Lawrence High School Enrollees, Classes of 1873 and 1874, continued JUNIOR CLASS GIRLS BARNES, Alia M. CONE, Mary A. CARMEAN, Cyrene COLLIER, Alice A. CHRISTIAN, Georgie CHERRY, Cora M. FARREN, Florence A. HADLEY, Flora McCURDY, ANNIE MARTIN, Elma PARK, Alice PICKRELL, Ida TENNEY, E.B. VLIET, M. Maude WALKER, Minnie B. WADE, Dora BOYS BLOOD, H.M. CHAPMAN, C.J. DAVIS, Leander HERRON, Willie LAMBORN, A.C. MARSHALL, W.K. McQUISTON, W.M. McALLASTER, A.B. MALLORY, B.J. MOORE, S.P. OSBURN, S.E. PRENTISS, Frank REEDY, L.M. SCHMUCKER, George STUART, E.A. WOODRUFF, F.L. PREPARATORY CLASS GIRLS BARTEAUX, Lizzie BROOKS, Anna M. CORYELL, Lillie L. CRUM, Frank FRY, Flora FAUCETT, Ella GILLULI, A.R. HARRIS, Mary HATCH, Ida E. HOOGLAND, Katie MALLARD, Sarah MOWRY, Hatty NIGH, Livonia OLIVER, Julia T. PRIDEY, Gertrude RICH, Abbie B. SKAGGS, Melly STILWELL, Anna SLOMAN, Ida BOYS BARTEAUX, A.B. CARPENTER, W.T. CHAPMAN, F.M. ELLISON, A.G. FINNEY, Frank FRISBIE, S.C. GILLETT, F.E. HALE, John HOADLEY, W. HOLLISTER, W.S. McANDLESS, Allen McCONNELL, A.W. PARKER, A.E. PEASE, C.L. PARK, Edson REYNOLDS, Albert SPRAY, Murray SPRAY, W.A. STEVENS, J.B. ZIMMERMAN, A. The decrease in numbers has been caused by dismissing to lower grades pupils who were not prepared for the High School. Respectfully submitted, E. MILLER, Principal The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 164 �LNiRENCE HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES ~875 - ~885 From 1865 through 1890, high school students in Lawrence, KS attended school at the Central School, primarily an elementary school. Those high school students wishing to attend the University of Kansas usually entered KU's "preparatory" department rather than the local high school until the department was discontinued in the mid-1880s, since graduation there meant guaranteed admission. The following list of students graduated from the Central School was taken from the First Annual Report of the Board of Education for the Years 1868 - 1885, which can be found at the Watkins Museum. Compiled and submitted by Vivian Clough. NAME ABBE, Miss Nellie ALBACH, Mr. J. Henry ANDERSON, Miss Belle ANDERSON, Miss Laura ANDERSON, Miss Louisa V. ARGO, Miss Bershie C. ARTER, Miss Jessie M. BALDWIN, Miss Helen M. BANKS, Miss LaPetite Ida BARNES, Miss AlIa M. BARTEAUX, Mr. Arthur B. BARTEAUX, Miss Ella Anna BERGER, Miss Charlotte R. BOYD, Miss Maggie A. BROWN, Miss Hattie M. BRUCE, Mr. Charles H. BURNS, Miss Mary E. BYRD, Miss Alice H. CARR, Miss Louisa Belle CHERRY, Miss Cora M. CHURCHILL, Miss A. May CHURCHILL, Mr. Frank H. CHURCHILL, Mr. Whitman A. CLARKE, Miss Mary Agnes COLLIER, Miss Alice CONE, Miss Nellie J. COX, Mr. Erum Morris CRANDALL, Mr. Ellsworth G. CUTLER, Miss Florence E. DAVIS, Mr. Frank H. DEAN, Miss Frances E. DEANE, Mr. Frank M. DUNCAN, Mr. Geo. Parker EDWARDS, Miss Virginia S. ELLISON, Mr. Alonzo G. EMERY, Miss Agnes EMERY, Miss Sarah M. ENGLE, Miss M. Ella ENGSTROM, Miss Ida Maria FARLEY, Miss Hattie H. FLINN, Miss Julia G. The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 CLASS 1877 1880 1877 1878 1881 1880 1885 1883 1879 1876 1876 1879 1882 1880 1882 1882 1881 1882 1883 1876 1884 1885 1882 1879 1876 1879 1882 1884 1882 1884 1881 1885 1885 1882 1876 1879 1881 1881 1885 1883 1881 NAME GENTRY, Miss Laura GILMAN, Miss Edith E. GILMAN, Mr. Harry R. GOOD, Miss Ora L. GRAY, Mr. Arthur S. HALDERMAN, Miss Winifred HASKELL, Miss Hattie B. HEMPHILL, Miss Margaretta C. HENSHAW, Mr. Barcaly W. HENSHAW, Mr. Leland D. HOADLEY, Miss Eva Marcella HOLMES, Miss Gertie HORTON, Miss Alice Y. HORTON, Miss Eva Ammen HORTON, Mr. Richard S. HOWELL, Miss Jassamine K. HOWLAND, Miss Marcella HUTCHINGS, Miss Josephine E. HYDE, Miss Martha JACOBS, Mr. Benjamin KEYS, Mr. William J. KILWORTH, Mr. John L. KIMBALL, Miss Cora Lena KRIEGE, Mr. otto E. LEARNED, Mr. Roscoe E. LESCHER, Miss Addie LYONS, Mr. Charles H. LYONS, Miss Laura E. MANTER, Mr. William B. MARKS, Miss Josie MARTIN, Mr. Alvin E. MARTIN, Mr. William McALLASTER, Miss Apphia J. McCURDY, Miss Anna H. McFARLINE, Mr. Benjamin W. McQUISTON, Miss Mary McQUISTON, Mr. Wm. M. MERRYWEATHER, Miss L.H. MILLER, Mr. Frank C. MODINE, Miss Annie L. MODINE, Mr. John E. 165 CLASS 1884 1879 1884 1881 1885 1883 1881 1882 1883 1885 1885 1884 1881 1879 1882 1885 1885 1883 1878 1881 1881 1880 1882 1881 1885 1877 1884 1882 1885 1876 1881 1884 1884 1876 1880 1878 1876 1880 1875 1883 1876 �Lawrence High School Graduates 1875 - 1885, continued CLASS NAME MOORE, Miss Susie H. MOYS, Miss Blanche R. MURRAY, Miss Anna E. MURRAY, Miss Lucetta MURRAY, Miss Mary NEWLIN, Miss Flora A. O'BRYON, Miss Laura M. O'BRYON, Mr. William OSMOND, Miss Josie P. PALMER, Miss Nellie Coline PATTON, Miss Dora PATTON, Miss Mary PERKY, Miss Clara M. PERKY, Miss Mina PIERSON, Miss Hilda C. POEHLER, Miss Clara H. POEHLER, Mr. Oscar H. PORTER, Miss Mabel W. PREISACH, Miss Minnie W. PRIETLY, Mr. William REEDY, Mr. Reeves M. REYNOLDS, Mr. William H. ROSS, Miss Eddie ROTHROCK, Miss Ada SAUNDERS, Miss Jessie L. SCHMUCKER, Miss Mary SCHMUCKER, Miss Sadie SEALS, Mr. William W. 1881 1881 1878 1877 1875 1884 1884 1884 1884 1885 1882 1881 1882 1882 1883 1881 1882 1878 1885 1881 1876 1884 1878 1884 1884 1876 1877 1884 NAME SEARLE, Miss Annie Ida SEYMOUR, Mr. Campbell SMITH, Miss Lizzie Gertrude STEINBERG, Mr. Arthur STONE, Miss Etta STUBBS, Miss Ella Mae TOLLES, Miss Ada C. VanBUREN, Miss Mary A. WAGNER, Miss Rosella D. WATKINS, Miss Katie WEBSTER, Mr. Frank WEYBRIGHT, Miss Serena E. WHITE, Miss Nettie WHITE, Mr. Spurgeon C. WIGGINS, Miss Ida Bell WIGHT, Miss Annie Ida WIGHT, Miss Lucy Abby WILDER, Mr. Harry L. WILDER, Miss Lizzie M. WILLIAMS, Miss Frank WILLIS, Mr. Walter A. WILSON, Mr. Samuel WOOD, Miss Anne E. WOODRUFF, Miss Rosa M. WOODWARD, Miss Mary WRIGHT, Miss Lu L. WYLER, Mr. Carl Louis Old Central School, at the southwest corner of Ninth and Kentucky (then called Warren Street). , Photo courtesy Watkins Museum. i ----------- The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 ---------166 CLASS 1879 1885 1885 1884 1884 1885 1880 1883 1883 1885 1877 1882 1877 1884 1882 1879 1882 1885 1878 1881 1883 1879 1880 1881 1877 1876 1882 �LAJiRENCE OLD HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES ~903 Lawrence's first official High School, later called Old High, was built on the east side of Warren (now Kentucky) Street across from the old Central School. The first classes in Old High were held in the fall of 1890. The curriculum was set to Kansas University admission standards, and therefore it became the state's preparatory school for KU, drawing students from areas outside Lawrence. In 1900, the old Central School was demolished and new Central was constructed, and some high school classes held there. This list of members of the class of 1903 comes from The Windmill, Vol. 1, No.9, published by the high school 29 May 1903, and donated to the Watkins Museum by Richard Riggs. The "biographies" were compiled by Eugenie STERLING in 1903. Researched by the editor. ALFORD, Theodore c., born in Lawrence in 1885. He was never outside the city limits except once when he went to play tennis on McCook Field. After graduating from the arts course he will go to Heidelberg, Germany. BARNES, Luther, born in 1884 in McLouth, Kansas. He attended the Oskaloosa High School for a year before coming here. He intends to enter the electrical engineering school. BEELER, Dollie H., born May 30, 1885, at Mansfield, Ohio. She lived there until last September when she came to Lawrence and entered the High School. She will go on to the hill next year. BIGELOW, Oliver, born in Lawrence August 15, 1884. He lived in Oklahoma from 1895 until 1898. He is going to become a doctor. BIGGS, Lawrence Julian, born August 21, 1883, in Grant township. He will enter the engineering school at the University. BINGLER, Alberta Luckey, her story: "I was born June 15, 1885, at Pittsburg, Pa. and have lived happily (?) in Lawrence for fifteen years." BLAIR, Gracia, born in Lawrence on August 20, 1886. She has lived here all her life except several seasons spent at summer resorts. She will take the arts course on the hill. BURDICK, Harold DeForest, born in Willimantic, Conn., in July of 1885. He is noted for his choir singing, athletics, gallantry, sage counsel and his devotion to French. He attended Hartford High School before he came out west. He expects to kill the arts course at K.U. CARTER, Anna, honor student, bright pupil and "Owl." She will go to the University next year. COURTNEY, Fletcher Delos, Senior class president, football player, born out in western Kansas many years ago. He has lived in Lawrence fourteen years and will become a civil engineer. He measures six feet three inches. DART, Edna Rachel, born on Jan. 18, 1886, away down south in Texas. She came to Cottonwood Falls, Kansas when she was six months old. Her name indicates how sharp she is. She is always in a quiver when her "bow" comes. She is the class historian and will go to the University. EDSON, George Thomas, born in Marcus, Iowa, January 2, 1884. He wrote his first poem in Sacramento, California, at the age of four. He finished the grades in five years and the High School in three. He originated the Spingo and expects to die about 1920, after annexing to the United States Mexico, Canada and Central America. FREDERICKSON, Rosa, born in Lawrence, April 3, 1885. She always has gone to school and often has had her lessons but she is tired of the kind of boys there are in Lawrence. 'She will go to Chicago to study music. The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 167 �Lawrence Old High Graduates 1903, continued. FRENCH, Bernice Mary, born in Lawrence on August 27, 1885. She went through Quincy School and the High School and will finish at K.U. She sings in the choir and plays the piano too sometimes. GILLUM, Mattie, born in Bowling Green, Missouri, on February 10, 1885. She says she will go to K.U. GRAY, Frances, born in Salina, Ohio, in 1882. She got to Lawrence in 1885. She will teach next year. HARRIS, Nellie Lois, born in Ohio, November 10, 1885. She has seen parts of Kansas, Nebraska and Colorado. When she finishes the arts course she will begin her third theatrical tour. HAWK, Anna, born at Abilene, May 11, 1885. She came to Lawrence in 1898. She is going to the University. HODGSON, Blanche, is a Fort Scott girl. She was born March 23, 1886. For seven years she has lived here and will continue to do so and attend K.U. HUTT, William Lehman, born in Lawrence, October 22, 1885. He joined the Delts in 1903 and one of the University frats will claim him in the Fall. JONES, Lucy Isabella, born at Lawrence in 1885. She has the distinction of having lived in Lansing four years. She will attend K.U. LANE, Lenorah Sophia, born in Missouri. For five years before she came to the High School she taught in the Douglas County schools. She will go to the University. LAPTAD, Evadne Marie, born November 21, 1885, descended from the illustrious French house of LE VAPTAD. She entered the High School at thirteen years of age. At present she lives on the farm of her father, Peter LAPTAD, over across the Kaw. After finishing the arts course she expects to become a queen. LINTON, Elfrida, born in Linn County, Kansas, in 1886. She lived in Perry and attended the common school there until 1898 when she came to Lawrence. She will attend the arts school at the University. LONG, Catherine, born in Jefferson County, Kansas. She has lived in Lawrence nine years. Next year she will not go to school. MARKS, Adele Elsie, born at Lawrence October 20, 1885. She entered the High School three and one-half years ago and was one of the Seniors chosen by the teachers for the commencement program. She will attend the University. McKENSIE, Viva Hazeltine, born in 1884, at Humboldt, Nebraska. She is a devotee of French and an enthusiastic German student. She expects to teach next year. MENGER, Edith, is just a Lawrence girl. She was born here in 1885 and has lived here all her life. MITCHELL, Caroline, born January 9, 1885 in Illinois. She has attended school in Illinois, Missouri, Utah and Kansas. She entered the High School in 1901 and made straight ones throughout her course. She will go to the University. MORGAN, Carl, football captain, born in Elizabethtown, Kentucky, in 1881. He learned to ride a bronco in Indian Territory and went to Paris to study. Returning from Paris, Texas, he entered Lawrence High School. He will take the engineering course on the hill. MURRAY, Mary, was born here and has always lived here, but she will move to Colorado in June. PHILLIPS, Frank Dewey, born in Paola, Kansas, June 16, 1886, came to Lawrence in 1892. After he finishes his present arts course, he expects to bring back the North Pole and compete with the ice trust. The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 168 �Lawrence Old High Graduates 1903, continued. PORTER, Olive, was born in Germany in 1884. She attended school in Weaver, Kansas, five years. The rest of her life has been spent here. She will attend K.U. RAMSAY, Terrence Eugene, born in Tonganoxie, Kansas, November 2, 1885. He began school at Cambridge Agassiz, Massachusetts. He finished the grade schools in four years and the High School in three. He expects to return to Ireland after completing the engineering course. RANKIN, Alice Mary, born in June, 1886, in Lawrence. She is one of the class that entered the High School at the end of the first term in 1900. She will take the arts course on the hill. ROBINSON, John Harlock, born at Hays City in 1885. Since 1895 he has been in Lawrence. He has never missed a day of school since he started and has never been tardy - quite a record. He will take the engineering course at K.U. ROCKLUND, Emily, born at Lawrence in 1884, has lived here ever since. She may attend the University. SAYRE, Lucius, born at Philadelphia in 1885. He has attended the public schools in Lawrence. He will go to K.U. and afterwards specialize in some eastern school. SCHAEFFER, Helen Barbara, says: "I was born June 16, 1885, at Dakota, Ill., and have lived happily (?) in Lawrence for fifteen years." SCHNEIDER, Carrie Louise, gives this account of herself: "I was born at 1002 Vermont Street, Lawrence, Kansas, in a pink blanket, in the year of our Lord 1884, on the 22nd day of December. When I was about one week old, I went to sleep and did not wake up for three days except at the times when some one shook me pretty hard. At the end of three days I woke up, but I have been tired ever since. I expect to go on the hill this summer and next winter if I am not too tired to study." SELLARDS, Laura, born in Kentucky. She has lived here since 1900. Before that time her home was in Osage County. She will go to K.U. SHANKLIN, Flo, born in 1886, at Lawrence. She is a member of the "Rough Riders," is on the commencement program and is the class secretary. She will attend the University. SKINNER, Jennie, born August 14, 1884, at Dover, Tennessee. She has gone to school in Tennessee, Topeka, and Lawrence. She will apply for a position as teacher after leaving the High School. SMITH, Eugene Gregory, born at Beatrice, Nebraska. He was a farmer lad before he came to Lawrence in 1898. He will take the engineering course. SMITH, Lottie E., born in Lawrence, 1882. She attended the public schools in Lawrence; and has not decided definitely what she will do after graduating. SPANGLER, Adolph James, born in Lawrence in August, 1886. He is the VicePresident of the class, and already is enrolled as a student at the University. STERLING, Genevieve, born in Dickinson County, Kansas, July 18, 1884. She has gone through the Lawrence city schools and the High School, and will be a Sophomore on the hill next year. STEVENSON, Nellie May, born in Kansas in 1885. Three years ago she came to Lawrence. She will continue to live here and will attend K.U. TREWORGY, Pearl, born in 1885 at Lawrence. She has always lived here. No one knows yet what she is going to do next year. WAHL, Minnie, born at Lawrence October 24th, 1885, has lived in Lawrence all her life. She intends to teach school next year. WEST, Blanche Estelle, born in Lawrence June 30, 1884. She will probably go to K.U. The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 169 �Lawrence Old High Graduates 1903, continued. WHERRY, Linnie, was the president of our class last year. This year he has been attending the University. He is going to study dentistry. WILLIAMS, Lillie, born November 26, 1885, at Lawrence. She expects to continue her school work. WILSON, Eleanor Jane, born at Hays City in 1885. When she was very young she made her debut as an elocutionist, but in recent years she has retired from the platform. She is very fond of boating and dancing and moonlight nights. She will go to the University next year. WOODBURY, Blanche, has spent two years here. She came from Maryville, Missouri, where she attended the High School. She expects to take the arts course at K.U. During the summer the majority of·the High School teachers will be away from Lawrence. Miss THOMPSON, Miss METCALF, Miss BROWN and Miss WILSON will be in Estes Park, Colorado. Miss MILLER is going to be at her home in Perry. Miss BREWSTER will be in Pleasanton. Mrs. SMITH will leave town next week for Texas, Arizona and New Mexico where she will do summer school work. Mr. MORSCHER is planning a trip to New Mexico, Arizona and South America, for the latter part of the summer. He will do experiment work for a few weeks right after the close of school. Photo courtesy Watkins Museum Old High, on the southeast corner of Ninth and Kentucky, was the first building built for a High School in Lawrence. The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 170 �LAJiRENCE OLD HIGH SCHOOL GRADUMES ~904 Class of '04 Their Autobiographies Compiled by Rebecca Moody From The Windmill, Vol. III, No.8, published by the high school 3 Jun 1904, and donated to the Watkins Museum by Richard Riggs. Researched by the editor. ALLISON, Bertha - Born March 22, 1885, in Kingsville, Mo. She will probably attend K.U. next year. ASHER, Alice - "I was born July 3, 1886, in Lawrence, Kan. I believe I can claim the distinction of having learned more Shakespere than any other Senior; very likely I shall be heard from some day." BARTELDES, Otto - Was born in 1890. He will finish High School at the tender age of fourteen years. He has always been noted for his precociousness. He intends to go on the hill next year. BEATTY, Jerome - Lawrence, '86. Once sold four extra copies of the WINDMILL; will found the Lake View Sun (fish) this summer. At this writing (7:30 p.m. June 3), nothing as to his graduating can be stated. BINGLER, Ola - Born in Pittsburg, Pa., 1886 1/8. "I got through High School mostly by guessing; it's a pretty good way sometimes, and then again it isn't. I am going to attend K.U. next year and try to learn something." BLACKMAR, Winifred - Born 1886, Pacific Grove, Cal. She once took a horseback ride of 62 miles. After it she had "that tired feeling" for some time. When she has finished her higher education and become wealthy, she expects to endow L.H.S. with something. BOND, Jay - "I was born in McLouth, Kan., 'April 11, 1885. I got through L.H.S. by copying other pupil's Latin sentences; intend sometime to play second base on the Lake View National League Base Ball Team." BROWNLEE, Esther - Born 1884, in Centerville, Iowa. The most important event of her life was the time that she nearly fell into the grate. She intends to go to K.U. BUNN, Edna - "I was born in Pick-a-way Co., Ohio, 1885; came to Lawrence in 1887. The only really commendable thing done by me in High School was to seek an introduction to Mr. Shakespere. After June 3 I intend to be a lady of leisure." BURROWS, Zelta - Born at Halstead, Kan., in 1888; came to Lawrence in 1902, and will attend the University. CARTER, Ora - "I was born in Lawrence, July 20, 1885. My early education was spent in a Catholic convent in St. Louis, Mo. By hard work and careful study I have managed to make the required number of points. It is my ambition to be a teacher." The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 171 �Lawrence Old High Graduates 1904, continued. CLEVENGER, Gertrude - Born in Missouri; came to Lawrence the fall of 1903; will go to Topeka to live soon after school is out. "The most important event of my life was surviving after having eaten twenty-two green apples." COFFMAN, Cecelia - "I was born in South Dakota, 1492, B.C. The most important event of my life will be graduating - if I do. I expect to go to the University next year." DOLBEE, Cora - "I was born August 1, 1886, near Lone Star, Kas., where I lived until three years ago. The most important event of my life was entering L.H.S., not that I have done anything for L.H.S., but that it has done something for me." EVANS, Edith - "I was born in Kansas in 1864. I managed to get through L.H.S. by hard work, diligent study and deep thinking. I expect to instruct the coming generations in Greek after leaving L.H.S." FLUKE, Berenice - "I was born in Lawrence in the month of October. The most important event of my life was graduating from L.H.S. I got through only by good luck, and I hope to continue in the same way through the University." FOX, Shirley - "I was born in Beloit, Kan., in 1885. The only thing I have ever done worthy of comment was to always keep the rule, never to study late at night." GANT, Susie - Born in Wabaunsee Co., Kan., 18--; lived fourteen years in Leavenworth county; went to Fort Scott in the summer of 1900; expects to attend K.U. GARDNER, Ruby - "I was born in Lawrence, Kan., in 1885. I got through L.H.S. by the teachers' drawing on their imaginations. I have done but one thing worthy of comment - kept my friends and relatives from seeing what grade 1 looks like." GILLMORE, Charles - Born Feb. 20, 1885. Finished High School by hard, concientious and ever increasing study! After graduating from the Art's School, K.U., will go to Brazil to interest the natives in commercial geography. GREENLEES, Agnes - Was born somewhere at sometime, but the most diligent search has been unavailing to find out where and when. She will take the Arts course on the hill. GRIESA, William - Born in Lawrence, Kan., in 1884. He considers his birth the most important event of his life. After finishing the Arts course on the hill he will spend his time raising trees. HODGSON, Charlotte - Born in N.Y. City in 1890. At the tender age of ten she entered L.H.S., where she spent most of her time coaching the teachers. She has been persuaded that her field of work is on a higher plane and consequently will enter the University this fall. HOWARD, Anna Belle - Born 1885, at Superior, Neb. "The most important event of my life was getting home alive from the Senior girls' party for the boys. The only thing I have done worthy of comment was to escape having to learn any Shakespere. I expect to teach the rest of my life." ICE, Ellen - Was born in Douglas Co., Kan., in 1885. She came to Lawrence in 1900 and entered L.H.S. Will go to K.U. JONES, Lena Grace - Was born in Douglas Co., Kan. She started to school when she was seven years old and expects to continue her education. KATHERMAN, Maude - "I was born in Lawrence in 1887. The thing most worthy of comment in my High School life was to play basket ball and carry "Virgil" at the same time. I will go to K.U. next year. The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 172 �Lawrence Old High Graduates 1904, continued. LENIG, Olive - Was born Jan. 14, 1886. She started to school in September, 1895, and entered the Lawrence High School in 1903. Her future remains to be found out. LONG, Carrie - Born in Jefferson Co., Kan., in 1886, A.D. The most important event of her life was when she got her first pair of red shoes. She happened to get through High School by entering the north door and going out the south. She will attend Midland college at Atchison. LUTHER, Herbert - Lawrence, Kan., 1885. He had a fall his Senior year. "I walked through H.S. part of the time and rode when tired. I intend to take the engineering course at K.U." MAFFET, Maud - Honor student. Born in I.T., in '85. She did not ride through L.H.S., but a pony brought her to school every day. Next year she expects to stand on the hill and acknowledge that she did go to L.H.S. MARCH, George Rareback - Came into this world July 20, 1886. His early life was characterized by encounters with wild beasts and Indians, where he showed promise of being a great sprinter. Entered L.H.S. in 1900. In 1903 he took physics, 3rd hour, and also joined Delta Omricon Omricon. He was elected president of the Senior class in 1900, which honor almost overwhelmed him. Will go to K.U. MARKLEY, Lola - Born in Lawrence, Kansas. She intends to continue school, finishing her education at K.U. MOODY, Rebecca - Born in 1887. The most important event of her life was the time she didn't quite fall into the cistern. Diligent application to certain things brought her safely through High School. She hopes to go to K.U. next year. MORIN, Sue - Born in Jefferson county, Kansas. Came to Lawrence when 14 years old. She implies that she graduated by means of hard work and study. She expects to attend the University next year, where she will make a specialty of German. MYERS, Mattie - Born in Lawrence in 1885. Will go on the hill next year. NEWBY, Elmer - Born in Lawrence, Kas. Got through High School with the help of a herd of best Oregon ponies. He will take engineering on the hill. PARKER, Mary - Born in 1888 in New Orleans. Nothing of importance happened in her life until she entered Lawrence High School and became one of the founders of the well known Owls. She managed to gain her Senior year by diligent study and various other means. PERKINS, Clement - Lawrence, 1885, remembered as the boy who took so long saying, " I don't know" that the teachers who were not alert, often took it for a good answer. He will take arts on the hill. PHENICIE, Ruth - Born at Reno, Kansas in 1887. "The only thing worthy of mention was when I cut study hour and wasn't called up for it. I intend to go to the University next year." RANKIN, Herbert - Born in Lawrence in 1885; has been going to school in Albuquerque, New Mexico until this year; intends to take mining engineering at K.U. RANKIN, Madonna - Born in 1887 at Lawrence, Kansas; came from Albuquerque, N.M., last fall and entered L.H.S.; after finishing High school will take arts on the hill. RINEHART, Blanche - Born in Lawrence in 1885; will go on the hill. ROBERTS, Nellie - "I was born in Muscotah; I'm not going to tell how long ago; I am sure I will be remembered in L.H.S. because I carried basket ball and history at the same time; after graduation I contemplate joining the Salvation Army." The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 173 �Lawrence Old High Graduates 1904, continued. ROBERTS, Roy - Honor student; born in 1888 in Muscotah. "I expect to spend the future years of my life wondering how I got through High school and incidentally trying to learn something." ROE, Alta - Born in Eudora, Kas., in 1885; she says she got through L.H.S. by the aid of a Manner's compass, that guide of direction; the only thing worthy of commment was that she got lost in sight of the north pole. SEARS, Burton - Born in 1887 at Lawrence and has lived there ever since except for an occasional trip to Eudora and Six Corners; by the hardest and most systematic grafting he has at last succeeded in winning his way through L.H.S.; he expects to take mining engineering at K.U. SIRPLUSS, Mantie F. - Born in Mansfield, Ohio, August 5, 1886; she has never done anything in L.H.S. worthy of comment except to get through; she expects to study this summer. STANDING, Maud - Born in 1886 in Franklin, Kas.; the most important event of her life was falling out of a crab apple tree into the mud. She expects to go to Emporia next fall to enter the kindergarten training school. STANLEY, Lloyd - Born at Lawrence in 1885; going to L.H.S. was the greatest event of his life. He intends to take engineering on the hill next year. THOMPSON, Kate - Born in 1887 in Leavenworth, Kansas; attended Leavenworth High school one year and Lawrence three years. Will enroll in the pharmacy school at K.U. next fall. TOPHAM, Laura - "I was born in Wichita, Kansas in 1885; I have ever done everything worthy of comment that could be expected of me; I expect to enter the art school on the hill and after graduation - well, 'sufficient unto the day is the evil thereof.'" WHEELER, Frances - Born in November, two and a half miles from Lawrence; by pushing aside all difficulties that come to people in school she has finished her course in L.H.S.; hereafter she will proceed to do something worthy of notice. WHEELER, Maro - Born at Garnett, Kansas in 1885; has lived in Lawrence since 1889 and finished the High school in three and one half years; expects to take engineering at K.U. WIEDEMANN, Ed - Born in Lawrence in 1885; the most important event of his life was entering L.H.S.; he will go to K.U. and after finishing there will sell taffy. WILDER, Elizabeth - Born at Lawrence, Kansas in 1884; she got away from L.H.S. because the teachers were tired of her; she expects to study more and to teach. WILSON, Camilla - Born in Atchison, Kansas in 1885; was once compelled to stop school on account of an attack of appendicitis; will attend K.U. or Tuskegee institute this fall to study pharmacy. WOODBURY, Richard - Born in Missouri; went to L.H.S. and got through in 1904 when he was eighteen years old; became famous there on account of his wonderful ability to fool the teachers. CORRECTION TO COlfPLETE DOUGLAS COUNTY TOlfBSTONE CENSUS, Vo~. II A grand-nephew of Rudolph Hellstrom reports that on page 371 of the Complete Douglas County Tombstone Census, Vol. II, published by the Society, the people in the photograph are misidentified. They should be Laura JOHNSON and Rudolph HELLSTROM. The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 174 �LECOlfP'l'ON HIGH SCHOOL ALUlfNI IN ~924 Taken from The Lecompton Sun, Thursday, 24 Jan 1924. Compiled by Iona Spencer. ANDERSON, Hazel, 1915 - known to us and most of the young folks of Lawrence as "Andy." She is first cashier at Wiedemann's, the largest confectionery between Chicago and Los Angeles. She has been there for seven years. ARNETT, Grace, 1922 - is a waitress at the Trapp Cafe in Topeka. ARNETT, Ora, 1922 - has been around Lecompton ever since he graduated. He says he has no trouble in finding work at any time. What is more virtuous than honest labor. He isn't married yet. BAHNMAIER, George, 1916 - known for miles around as "cutie." George is one of the most successful farmers of the community. He and his brother "Mike" have one of the best bottom land farms between Lawrence and Topeka. Yes, "Cutie" is married to Ruth GLENN, a former classmate for several years. BANKS, Herman, 1919 - is another farmer with good honest ideals in life. He has been farming ever since he was large enough to hold a hoe or a pitchfork, but not for himself until the last few years. He married Miss MILLER of Lawrence. BANKS, John, 1917 - is still another farmer and a neighbor to his brother. He says, "Nothing beats farming if for no other reason than being at home in your business." He is married to a Miss LAMBERT who formerly lived at Humbolt, Kansas. BAUGHMAN, Ted, 1920 - and still another man of the soil. We think Ted is rather a city farmer who drives to and from his work in his Ford coupe. He isn't married. BAXTER, Neal, 1915 - now Rev. BAXTER. For three or four years Neal has been preaching out in Colorado. BERTSCHINGER, Wright, 1912 - is a prosperous farmer in the Greenwood Valley district. He has been farming ever since he finished high school. He married Miss Nora DRYER. BURTON, James, 1918 - is one to be remembered by his athletic career in L.H.S. Also his awful line of talk. With this much said we all know that he is a successful salesman. He is now traveling for the Hamilton Brown Shoe Company, in Arkansas. BRASS, James, 1908 - "A high school education will not hurt anyone and it will help some people a lot," says Jim. J.F. BRASS has one of the best dairy farms along the Victory Highway. Each morning he takes a truckload of milk to Lawrence where he always receives a good price for it. Jim married Miss Rose ROLLER. CARLSON, Margaret, 1922 - has been a very faithful girl to Mrs. CARLSON. She stays with her mother and clerks at the Hill Drug Store. No, she isn't married. COLE, Mabel, 1916 - will be remembered by her everlasting smile. Well she still has that smile as she cares for her children and does her housework. She married Starr GLENN of Lecompton. COLE, Ross, 1921 - has been traveling most of the time since he finished high school, having made two or three trips to Colorado and one to California. At present he has a half interest in the American Cafe at Lecompton. COVEY, Anna, 1911 - is now living at Des Moines, Iowa, with her husband who is a commercial artist for the "Homestead People" there. CRADY, Alta, 1920 - is a happy married woman still living in the old home town. She married Mr. Everett HUEY of Lecompton. The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 175 �Lecompton High School Alumni in 1924, continued DARK, Clarence, 1920 - Rah-Rah! for Darkie. Clarence is helping his father on the farm this year, but he is going back to K.U. next fall where he is a Junior civil engineer. DAVIDSON, Paul, 1907 - has been in California for a good many years. He is now one of the firm of a big real estate company in Los Angeles, California. DAY, Lloyd, 1905 - has been with the railroad for several years. He is now an engineer. His home is at Winslow, Arizona. DREYER, Nora, 1914 - married one of her old school mates, Wright BERTSCHINGER, and they are now living on a farm near Lecompton. DUMMER, Kinnie, 1914 - is now in the employ of a wholesale millinery factory at Portland, Oregon. EARLY, Walter, 1911 - was a star basket ball player for the high school. He is married and is farming up near Valley Falls. FLEENOR, Harry, 1916 - the man that uses most all of Webster's words, former editor of the Lecompton Sun, is now operating a Linotype for a newspaper at st. Paul, Kansas. FLEENOR, Betty, 1905 - is now superintendent of the high school at Manhattan. He is a graduate of K.S.A.C. GEELAN, Amos, 1918 - is employed in the offices of the Santa Fe railroad company of Topeka. GIBBONS, Margaret, 1910 - has been a farmer's wife for a good many years. She married Elmer BAHNMAIER of Lecompton. GLENN, Bertha, 1919 - has been a school teacher for two years. She has been teaching at Belvoir both terms. A new school house was just finished this last fall for her to teach in. GLENN, Harry, 1922 - "Sam" has followed in the footsteps of his older brother, Harvey, and he too, stays at home and helps on the farm, enjoying life as he lives. GLENN, Harve, 1918 - is a really honest-to-goodness, good natured farmer. He is building up a herd of good dairy cows. GLENN, Ruth, 1915 - is now Mrs. Geo. BAHNMAIER. They live on a farm several miles west of Lecompton, but Ruth is still a worker for the community. She is one of the persons who helped the alumni organize into an association. HENRY, Howard, 1911 - has been married for some time. He is now farming out by Big Springs. His specialty is raising White Leghorn chickens. HILL, Fritz, 1920 - is now helping his brother, Jack, in the garage part of the time and the other part of the time he is clerking in their drug store. HILL, Jack, 1918 - is a very busy man now. He is half owner and manager of the Lecompton Garage. Since he and his brother-in-law went into the garage, its business, according to the books, has increased sixty-five percent. HILL, Madge, 1914 - now Mrs. Fred ROTHBERGER of Eudora. Madge has been attending school at K.S.A.C., and Emporia Normal and teaching at Lecompton and Eudora since she graduated. Last fall she clerked in the Drug Store and acted as associate editor of the Lecompton Sun. HILL, Sarah, 1907 - has been married for several years to Clyde GIBSON of Topeka. Mr. GIBSON is employed in the Santa Fe offices and Sarah operates a linotype at the State Printing Plant. HOLLOWAY, John, 1918 - has been farming since he graduated from high school, except for a short time when he sold insurance. ILIFF, Zella, 1907 - was a clerk at the Lecompton State Bank for several years. She is now one of the directors. Miss ILIFF has been employed at the State Printing Plant for the past five years in the text book department. The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 176 �Lecompton High School Alumni in 1924, continued INGHAM, Winter, 1918 - is a very industrious boy. He hasn't made his mark in the world yet, but his time is coming. He attended K.U. for two and onehalf years and Texas U. one year. This spring he will receive his degree as a chemical engineer at K.U. JACKSON, Bessie, 1910 - now Mrs. Robert NORWOOD. Bessie boasts of having the largest and best families of any of the Alumni. They live on a farm east of Lecompton which her husband farms. They have a large flock of pure bred White Leghorns, a nice bunch of Jersey cows and quite a few Duroc Jersey. hogs. JACKSON, Jesse, 1911 - now Mrs. Kerby RODGERS. They are living on their ranch at Forest Hill, Louisiana. Mrs. RODGERS has several thousand sheep. JACKSON, Louise, 1916 - known as "Birdie" throughout her schooling at Lecompton, is married to Ervin SHAFFER, civil engineer in Chicago, where she is attending a Fine Arts college. For several years she was employed by the Capper Publishing Co., at Topeka, where she drew sketches for some of Capper's papers. KETTERING, Charlie, 1907 - was a good musician and a singer when he went to high school. He graduated from the school of fine arts at K.U. and is now an instructor of voice at the York (Nebraska) College. KUHN, Charles, 1921 - known as "Boe," is a pretty busy man, being manager of the American Cafe at Lecompton. No, he is not married yet. LaHUE, Mildred, 1907 - is married and is living on a farm at Dwight, Kansas. LAMER (LEAMER), Anna, 1911 - "Tom" is one of the best piano players the high school ever graduated. She is now playing in an orchestra down south in a theatre. LEWIS, Lois, 1909 - is a stenographer in the Santa Fe offices in Topeka. LEWIS, Pearl, 1905 - Pearl Lewis DAY, deceased. LEWIS, Ralph, 1907 - is vice president of the Prudential Life Insurance Co. of New York. He has his office at Topeka. LOGAN, Joe, 1911 - married Miss Estella FRENCH. They are now farming up in Greenwood Valley. McCALL, Darryl, 1917 - is employed at the post office in Topeka. McCALL, Gretchen - married Mr. H.H. HUNTLEY. They are living at Cheyenne, Wyoming, where he is an electrician for the Railroad Company. Gretchen comes back to her old home town about once a year to visit friends and relatives. McCALL, Madge, 1921 - married to Don PARDEE, they are living at Baldwin. McCALL, Roy, 1911 - has been teaching school most of the time since 1911, but he is now manager of the Shawnee Coal Company of Topeka. He married Miss Billie JARDEN of Topeka. McCLANAHAN, Elizabeth, 1922 - Stenographer at the Park Davis Wholesale Drug Co., Kansas City, Missouri. McCLANNAHAN, Lewis, 1906 - deceased. McGILL, Lola, 1922 - is now a student nurse at the St. Luke Hospital in Kansas City, Kansas. McRAE, Bert, 1919 - telegraph operator at the Santa Fe offices in Topeka. MORRIS, Jay, 1909 - married. He is in the insurance business at Detroit, Michigan. MORRIS, Mildred, 1919 - married. They live on a farm near Sedgwick. MORRISS, Wayne, 1916 - has been farming since he graduated from high school until last summer, he began to sell insurance for the Liberty Life Insurance Co. of Topeka. NANCE (NACE), Mary, 1922 - is going to be a school teacher too. She is now a Soph. at K.U. The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 177 �Lecompton High School Alumni in 1924, continued RICHARDS, Richard, 1917 - Dick is another Santa Fe man. He is in Amarillo, Texas, working in the office. He is not married. RICHARDS, William, 1917 - Billie does not come to town much unless there is something special at lodge. Outside of a few trips a week to nearby towns, his farm keeps him pretty busy. He isn't married. SCHOTT, Lewis, 1916 - was always rather quiet when in high school and he isn't very noisy now. He is employed in the Santa Fe offices in Topeka. He is married. SCHROYER, Lenora, 1919 - taught school at Winter for two years. She has been working for the Beatrice Creamery Company in Topeka for about 3 years. SCHROYER, Ruth, 1922 - attended the Kansas State Teachers College at Emporia last summer and is now teaching school at Yarnold. She is married to Ross COLE, a former class mate. SCOTT, Ella - married R. STANWIX, a farmer, north of Lawrence. They own a large herd of good dairy cows and are making them pay. Ella is still as good natured as she used to be. SEHON, Curtis, 1921 - is a farmer and Associate Editor of the Lecompton Sun now for several years. SEHON, Helen, 1919 - "Happy" is married to H.W. HUNTER of the Hunter Brothers Grocery Co. of Lawrence. Yes, they have no children. SEHON, Phillip, 1918 - is a carpenter. He has been employed by the Garlinghouse Realty Co. for the last two years. He isn't married. SEHON, Russel, 1914 - is a carpenter. He was mill carpenter at the Bowersock Mill at Lawrence for six years. He is now doing finishing work on the new hotel at Topeka. He is married. SHELLY, Blanche, 1922 - The same could be said of Blanche as of Irene (SLAVENS), since both attended K.U. and both are teaching in the school here. SHIRLEY, Elmer, 1918 - "Smilie" does not have a job, he has a position with the National Supply Co., manufacturers and dealers of oil and gas well supplies. He is field scout and keeps the company in touch with the conditions and developments of different oil fields. He has Kansas, Nebraska and Colorado. If he thinks it would be profitable for the company to build a store at an oil field he tells them and usually a store is built and stocked at once. He isn't married. SHIRLEY, Frank - is still a Lecompton booster. He and his brother are some more of the alumni progressive farmers. He is not married. SHOTT, Ester, 1919 - "Bob" has been married for several years to Harry FLEENOR. They are now living at Pittsburg, Kansas, where Harry is employed by a newspaper firm. They have two children, a boy and a girl. SLAVENS, Irene, 1922 - attended K.U. last year but this year she is teaching in our grade school. She is a very industrious girl and Clarence SMITH says she is an excellent teacher. SMITH, Clarence, 1911 - has been teaching school almost every winter since he graduated. At present he is the principal of the grade school in Lecompton. There are about 85 pupils in the grade school here. SPANGLER, LePort, 1912 - thought he would like to be a newspaper man, so he studied to be a journalist and he is a success. LePort is now in Chicago. SPANGLER, LeRoy, 1912 - No, LeRoy has not been lucky, he has made himself by working hard in his high school and Kansas University days. Shortly after he graduated from K.U. he took up Civil Service work, making a good showing at this work he was given a position in a foreign consul. He is now Vice Consul to Bulgaria. SPANGLER, Myra, 1906 - Several years ago, Myra married a former class mate, Henry WIENRICH. Myra was one of the best musicians that ever graduated The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 178 �Lecompton High School Alumni in 1924, continued from the High School. She taught music in the grade and high school, having charge of all the musical plays, glee club work, etc. She and her husband and family now live in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. TAYLOR, Frank, 1922 - studied hard and observed closely, this is how he learned to be a printer all by himself. He has charge of the press at the Liberty Life Insurance Company, of Topeka. TIMMONS, Irene, 1918 - has been a saleslady for a large department store in Denver for about two years. She isn't married. TODHUNTER, Fae, 1918 - This is the first winter Fae has not been teaching for some time. She now lives at Dores, Kansas. TUPPER, Paul, 1917 - graduated from K.S.A.C. He is now employed by the Topeka State Journal at Topeka. WALTERS, John, 1918 - Used to like to talk, and still does. With his job as agent for the Royal Vaccuum Cleaners, he has a good line to give. He is in Topeka at present with his family. WIENRICH, Henry, 1905 - was one of our first "Grads" but he is making his mark in this old world. He is at the head of the Botany Department of the Pennsylvania State University. WINTER, Fred, 1905 - is also one of our first "Grads" and he is also making a showing in the world. He has already made three important electrical inventions for the electrical company he is with in New York. WINTER, Gladys, 1907 - has been with the Thompson Hardware Co., in Topeka for several years. She must enjoy her work because we never heard her complain. She isn't married. WINTER, Jeanne, 1915 - is kept very busy with her poultry and household work. She married Howard BRASS, who owns a good dairy farm close to the Victory Highway. WINTER, Lee, 1915 - married Mr. Roy GRESS of Lecompton. They are managing her father's ranch in Barber county. WINTER, Ship, 1917 - is a graduate of K.S.A.C. and is now principle of our own high school. lfRS. WIEDElfAlIN'S lfElfORIES OF EARLY LNiRENCE SCHOOL DAYS Taken from the Lawrence Daily Journal World, 6 Dec. 1941. Submitted by the Watkins Museum. Mrs. WIEDEMANN recalls that first she attended school in a building across the street from her home, then later went to Turner Hall at Tenth and New York Streets. In the upper grades and for part of her high school course she was a pupil at the Old Unitarian Church, in the 900 block of Ohio, the same block in which her father later built a home and where she and Mr. WIEDEMANN lived with her parents for some years after their marriage. The basement of the church was used for the lower grades and the main room for the upper grades and high school. It was heated by stoves in which green wood was burned and to keep the sap from dripping into the room, buckets were hung along the stove pipe one at each joint. In 1866 the Old Central School was built, and here Mrs. WIEDEMANN finished her high school work. Miss Sarah BROWN and Mrs. CARPENTER taught high school classes, which were held in the upper rooms. The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 179 �BLUE HOUND SCHOOL No. 29, 6 october ~884 - 5 Harch ~885 The following report was copied by Vivian Clough at the Watkins Museum. NAME AGE NAME AGE BROWN, Lizzie CARSON, Daniel CARSON, Frances CARSON, George CARSON, Henry CARSON, Mary Jane CARSON, Moses CHADWICK, Ralph COWLES, Earle COWLES, Fred COWLES, Hally COWLES, Ina HAMILL, Bert HAMILL, Claude HAMILL, Lillian HARVEY, Edward KARNES, Eugene KEEFER, Mabel KEEFER, Walter KNIGHTEN, Anne 12 12 9 14 KNIGHTEN, Rena LAWRENCE, George McNEES, Mabel McNEES, Oscar McNEES, Warren McNURDO, Eddie SHELLY, Mike SMITH, Frank TARPY, James TARPY, John TARPY, Mary TARPY, Willie TUTTLE, Charlie TUTTLE, Frank TUTTLE, Katy TUTTLE, Nellie TUTTLE, Rena WILLEY, John WILLEY, Ralph WILLEY, Vida WOOD, Evans 16 6 17 15 12 8 10 10 7 12 14 11 6 8 8 6 15 10 8 11 9 12 14 6 10 12 12 11 15 14 6 12 8 11 9 13 14 Teacher, E.M. EMMETT BLUE 1f000D SCHOOL No. 29, 7 october ~885 - ~2 Ifarch ~886 The following report was copied by Vivian Clough at the Watkins Museum. NAME AGE NAME AGE BAKER, Bert BAKER, May CARSON, Daniel CARSON, Frances CARSON, George CARSON, Henry CARSON, Mary Jane CARSON, Moses CHADWICK, Edith CHADWICK, Ralph COWLES, Earl COWLES, F.S. COWLES, H.A. COWLES, Ina DAUGHERTY, Alex DAUGHERTY, Lillie DAUGHERTY, Lizzie DAUGHERTY, Robert HAMILL, Bert HAMILL, Claude 6 6 14 10 15 12 7 HAMILL, Lillie HAMER, Morris HAMMER, E. HARVEY, Ed. KARNES, Eugene KEEFER, Mable KNIGHTEN, Anna KNIGHTEN, Rena LAWRENCE, George LAWRENCE, Stella MARSHALL, Grace McNEES, Mable McNEES, Oscar McNEES, W.D. MILLER, James SCHELLY, Michael SMITH, Chas. SMITH, Frank SMITH, Lulie TUTTLE, Charles 14 16 The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No. 4 9 7 10 7 16 11 9 8 14 10 12 12 10 180 9 15 7 11 14 17 7 23 7 18 16 13 16 11 16 10 10 16 �Blue Mound School 1885 - 1886, continued NAME TUTTLE, TUTTLE, TUTTLE, TUTTLE, WILLEY, Frank Katy Nellie Rena John AGE NAME AGE 14 7 13 WILLEY, Ralph WILLEY, Seremes WILLEY, Vida WOOD, Evans 10 16 15 14 9 12 Teacher, E.C. COWLES BLUE HOUND SCHOOL No. 29, 6 Ocf;ober ~890 - ~ Hay ~89~ The following report was copied by Vivian Clough at the Watkins Museum. NAME AGE NAME AGE BAKER, Edith BAKER, Walter BOWERS, Ray BOWMAN, Johny CARSON, Frances CARSON, Henry CARSON, Mary CARSON, Moses COWLES, Bertha COWLES, Earl COWLES, Ethel COWLES, Ina DeWITT, Gracie DAILEY, Dan DIVELBISS, Jesse FEARON, Vida HAMMER, Reka JOHNS, Edith JOHNS, Emily JOHNS, Jennie JOHNS, Rosa JOHNS, Willie JONES, Lee KARNES, Edna 12 KARNES, Erma KARNES, Eugene KEEFER, Willie MAYWOOD, Maggie MARSHALL, Earl MARSHALL, Fay MARSHALL, Gracie MILLER, Eddie PIPER, Ben PIPER, Carrie PIPER, Charlie PIPER, Freddie PIPER, Jennie PIPER, Nelson SMITH, Frank TARPY, James TARPY, Martin TUTTLE, Frank TUTTLE, Irvin TUTTLE, Katy TUTTLE, Rena TUTTLE, Willie WILLEY, Ralph WOOD, Evans 7 12 12 10 10 6 12 8 7 16 18 13 14 7 13 5 14 11 11 14 7 14 9 15 12 15 9 9 17 12 6 8 10 14 17 14 11 20 9 13 14 7 13 20 Teacher, Birch E. TUTTLE lfElfORIES OF BLUE HOUND COLORED SCHOOL Extracted from Memories of Early Days in Kansas, by Anna Smith IRWIN, written 8 Jul 1938, and available at the Kansas State Historical Society, Topeka. The first school house built was for the colored people who could neither read nor write. It was located in the north east corner of the OGDON farm, now known as the DUNNING farm. Aunt Emma KILWORTH who was about 15 years old taught the school. Most of the pupils were colored. Queen HINES was very anxious to learn and sat by the door to watch her children who were playing outside. Anna BROOKS attended this school and told me what I have just written. (NOTE: Emma KILWORTH later became Mrs. JACOBS.) The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 181 �DEER CREEK SCHOOL, KANWAKA 'l'CMlISHIP, ~898 Submitted by Iona Spencer. Annual Report of School District #48, county of Douglas, State of Kansas, for the year ending June 30, 1898. Made under official oath, and transmitted to the county Superintendent, this __ day of __ A.D. 1898. Signed: A.E. WILSON 64 students. NAME AGE NAME AGE ADAMS, Ray BERRY, Laura BUCHEIM, Frank BUCHEIM, Herman BUCHEIM, Ida DAMM, Henry DAMM, Katie DAMM, Willey DRAVIS, Fred DRAVIS, Mary DRAVIS, Sopha DISTER, Joseph DIVELBESS, Rosie DIVELBESS, Sarah EBERHART, Albert EBERHART, Amelia HERSHAL, Charley HERSHAL, Estella HERSHAL, George HERSHAL, Henry HERSHAL, Willie IWIG, Sarah KIZER, Amelia KIZER, Emly KIZER, Jennie KIZER, Lula KIZER, Minnie KIZER, Oliver KIZER, Willie KOEHLER, Henry LAWRENCE, Anna LAWRENCE, August 5 8 19 16 12 8 5 10 20 13 16 10 12 18 15 17 17 14 8 12 18 12 9 5 11 14 7 16 17 18 16 14 LAWRENCE, charley LAWRENCE, Emma LAWRENCE, Henry LAWRENCE, Martha NICHOLS, Alice NICHOLS, Anna NICHOLS, charley NICHOLS, Elmer RAKE, Anna RAKE, Lottie RAKE, Verna SAIN, Lucy SHAW, Mabel SHAW, Mattie SHAW, Roy SHAW, Sadie STOUT, Bennie STOUT, Bertha STOUT, Fern STOUT, Harry STOUT, Henry STOUT, John WILSON, Ethel WILSON, Elmer WILSON, Frank WILSON, John WILSON, Mary WILSON, Ora WULFKUHLE, Anna WULFKUHLE, Fred WULFKUHLE, Ema WULFKUHLE, Will 5 11 7 9 14 8 17 10 11 17 9 18 12 14 8 16 8 14 12 5 10 7 5 16 14 15 10 13 6 9 10 12 lfElfORIES OF TfiIN HOUND SCHOOL I went to a little red schoolhouse which stood about where the Twin Mounds store now stands. Later I went to the stone school house. One of my teachers in this school was Miss Grace SMITH, who became the wife of E1kanah HUDDLESTON and the mother of Mrs. Elmer BROWN. Later I went to Miss Frances LIPPY (Mrs. WENRICH). Extracted from Reminiscence of Early Day Kansas, by Winnie Smith LYONS, written 1939, found in the Kansas Collection at Spencer Library, University of Kansas. The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 182 �BIG SPRINGS SCHOOL, DISTRICT 72, LECOlfPTON 'l."ailISHIP, ~898 submitted by Iona Spencer. Annual Report of School District #72, county of Douglas, State of Kansas, for the year ending __ . Made under official oath, and transmitted to the county Superintendent, this __ day of __ A.D. 1898. signed: W.E. STONE 64 students NAME BUCK, Fred CLARK, A. CLARK, Rosa CLARK, T. CRISS, Reb CUSTARD, CUSTARD, Ethel DAMM, G. DAMM, J. DREYER, August DREYER, Clarence DREYER, Edith DREYER, Gusie DREYER, J. DREYER, M. DUNCAN, Pearl DUROW, Chas. DUROW, Elroy DUROW, Eva DUROW, F. FULTZ, Lewis HAGGERMAN, G. HAGGERMAN, Triel? HARTMAN, Annie HARTMAN, G. HARTMAN, Minnie HARTMAN, Will HENRY, David HENRY, Howard HENRY, J. HENRY, Olive HENRY, Will AGE NAME AGE 19 HOFFAMAN?, Pearl HOGMAN?, Mamie? LAWRENCE, E. McQUISTIN, M. NOE, Will PADGET, Mary PAINTER, Fred RODGERS, A. RODGERS, Earl? RODGERS, Edith RODGERS, Elmer? RODGERS, Roy SPENCER, Cora SPENCER, Etta SPENCER, H. STONE, H. STONE, H.V. STONE, Jennie STONE, Nettie THOMPSON, M.E. WARNER, Eva WARNER, Will WISE, Dema WISE, Denna WISE, Eva WORTHINGTON, Emily WORTHINGTON, H. ZEBB, Annie ZEBB, Carrie ZEBB, Eva ZEBB, George 5 7 8 5 6 10 10 15 5 7 7 11 9 12 7 10 6 8 6 16 14 6 10 11 6 12 7 13 8 6 13 15 10 19 10 18 19 14 5 8 11 12 17 18 14 14 16 11 18 11 20 18 6 6 10 11 10 14 17 16 7 11 lfISS COATHRUP, ENGLISH TEACHER I was sent to school to a very charming English teacher Miss COATHRUP ... She was engaged to teach French at the University of Kansas, but she had such a strong English accent that the University people were very much opposed to having her continue to teach because the students had difficulty understanding her. She came from a very fine family and she decided the only thing she could do was have a little school. From Fond Memories of My Eighty Years in Lawrence, by Claudia Pendleton Johnson (privately published, 1966), p.11. Submitted by the Watkins Museum. The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 183 �FAIRVIEfi PUBLIC SCHOOL, DISTRICT No. 2~, WAKARUSA '1'CMNSHIP, ~9~3 Edna KOEHLER donated a little booklet, titled Public School Souvenir, to the Watkins Museum. The teacher gave a booklet to each of her students at the end of the year as a remembrance. Submitted by Judy Sweets. Pearl PENCE, Teacher. School Officers: Chas. HOWARD, Director, M.B. BROWNLEE, Treas., Paul KOEHLER, Clerk. PUPILS, 8th & 9th GRADES - Wm. BARNETT; Caroline BRESLER; Earl FLORY; Fred HOWARD; Helen HOWARD; Herbert McCLINTOCK. PUPILS, 6th & 7th GRADES - Estella AYER; Clayborn BARNETT; Louise KOEHLER; Grace McCLINTOCK. PUPILS, 5th GRADE - Howard FRANCIS; Kathryn HOWARD; Hilda KOEHLER; Violet MITCHEL. PUPILS, 4th GRADE - Harold BROWN; Eldon ULRICH; William WELLS. PUPILS, 3rd GRADE - Lucy BRESLER; Hattie LEESE; Golda MITCHEL; Virgil WALBORN. PUPILS, 2nd GRADE - Edna KOEHLER; Carl MITCHEL; Harry WALBORN; Henry WELLS. PUPILS, 1st GRADE - Sterling FRANCIS; Nannie HOWARD; Edward McCLINTOCK; Arnold MITCHEL; Mildred WALBORN. LANRENCE PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS, ~867-~868 Extracted by the editor from the First Annual Report of the Board of Education, published by the Department of Public Instruction, City of Lawrence. A bound volume of reports 1868 through 1885 may be found at the Watkins Museum. SALARY TEACHER SCHOOL BALCOM, Lizzie E. BEALS, M.B., Prin BROWN, Sarah A., Prin Asst BROWNE, Anna F. CARPENTER, M.E., Asst CARRUTH, Lucie A. CHERRY, Amanda, Asst MORGAN, Julia A., Prin Second Primary (all 3 terms) $ 50 1,200 Grammar (all 3 terms) 60 Intermediate (1st term) 60 Grammar (2nd, 3rd term) 40 First Primary (1st term) 60 Grammar (all 3 terms) 50 First primary (3rd term) 40 Intermed. colored (1st term) 55 Intermed. colored (1st term) Intermed. colored (2nd, 3rd term) 60 Intermediate (all 3 terms) 45 40 Third Primary (1st term) 45 Intermediate (2nd, 3rd term) Intermediate (1st term) 75 Third Primary (1st term) 55 Intermediate (2nd, 3rd term) 60 Primary colored (all 3 terms) 50 First Primary (2nd term) 50 PERCY, Mary, Asst RANDALL, Phebe, Asst Asst RUBY, D.C., Asst Prin TOLLES, M.E., Prin Prin WARREN, Lottie C. WELLS, Mary A. per per per per per per per per per per per per per per per per per per mo yr mo mo mo mo mo mo mo mo mo mo mo mo mo mo mo mo During the first term, the First Primary School was held in one of the recitation rooms at the Central School House; the second and third Primary Schools in the basement of the Unitarian Church; the Intermediate School in the lower rooms of the Central School House, and the Grammar School in the upper rooms. The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 184 �RECEllT OBITUARIES OF EARLY DOUGLAS COUllTY RESIDEllTS 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. BAILEY, Ralph W., of Lawrence, KS: b. 1 Dec 1899, Lawrence, KS; d. 19 Mar 1991, Lawrence, KS; bur. Memorial Park cemetery; m. 28 Aug 1928, Lawrence, KS, Ida Mae ESHOM. (Wed., 20 Mar 1991) BE URMAN , Frank E., of Lawrence, KS: b. 22 Jan 1905, Lakeview, KS; d. 3 May 1991, Lawrence, KS; bur. Underwood Cemetery, Williamstown, KS; m. 1 Sep 1927, Kansas City, MO, Louise M. FORD. (Sun., 5 May 1991) BLEVINS, Mary Alice, of Eudora, KS: b. 6 Nov 1890, Bentonville, AR; d. 28 Feb 1991, Eudora, KS; bur. Oak Hill Cemetery, Lawrence, KS; m. 1913, Lawrence, KS Clarence Albert BLEVINS (d. 10 Mar 1966). (Fri., 1 Mar 1991) BROWN, Harriet Alberta, of Lawrence, KS: b. 11 Sep 1903, Lawrence, KS; d. 24 Dec 1990, Lawrence, KS; bur. Fairmount Cemetery, Denver, CO; m. 1 Jan 1925, George L. BROWN, Sr. (d. 20 Jun 1977)., (Wed., 26 Dec 1990) COKER, Paul A., Sr., of Lawrence, KS: b. 10 Dec 1905, Wellsville, KS; d. 14 Mar 1991, Lawrence, KS; bur. Oak Hill Cemetery; m. Jun 1926, Berenice RUTHERFORD. (Fri., 15 Mar 1991) COWLES, M. Gladys, of Lawrence, KS: b. 11 Dec 1901, near Lawrence, KS; d. 21 Mar 1991, Lawrence, KS; bur. Oak Hill Cemetery; unmarried. (Sat., 23 Mar 1991) DIETZ, Rudolph, of Lawrence, KS: b. 30 Oct 1894, Willow Springs, KS, son of August and Magdelena (GUTZLER) DIETZ; bap. St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Willow Springs; d. 22 May 1991, Lawrence, KS; bur. Memorial Park Cemetery; m. 31 Jan 1917, Culver, KS, Elsie Olive GARRISON (d. 26 Mar 1971). (Thur., 23 May 1991) DONALDSON, George R., of rural Tecumseh, KS: b. 26 Jul 1901, Minneapolis, MN; d. 29 Mar 1991, Topeka, KS; bur. Clinton Cemetery, Clinton, KS; m. 4 Apr 1926, at HUMPHREY home in Belvoir, KS, Cecile Faye HUMPHREY. (Sat., 30 Mar 1991) ELSTON, Jeannette, of Lawrence, KS: b. 28 Nov 1904, Tonganoxie, KS; d. 20 Sep 1990, Lawrence, KS; bur. Memorial Park Cemetery; m. Jun 1926, Lawrence, KS, otto L. ELSTON (d. 1973). (Thur., 20 Sep 1990) FENTON, Jessie Elizabeth (KING), of Topeka, KS: b. 27 Jan 1900, Vinland, KS; d. 24 Mar 1991, Topeka, KS; bur. Vinland Cemetery; m. 1 Sep 1934, Baldwin, KS, Webb E. FENTON. (Mon., 25 Mar 1991) FLORY, Robert "Bob", of Salina, KS: b. Lone Star, KS, age 88 at death; d. 6 Mar 1991, Salina, KS; bur. Washington Creek cemetery, near Lone Star, KS; m. Edna __ . (Fri., 8 Mar 1991) HADL, August Paul "Gus", of Lawrence, KS: b. 28 May 1904, rural Eudora, KS; d. 8 Jan 1991, Lawrence, KS; bur. Memorial Park Cemetery; m1. 1925, Lawrence, KS, Viola Marguerite TRANSMEIER (d. 1974); m2. 25 Jan 1975, Lawrence, KS, Julia Christena FOSTER. (Wed., 9 Jan 1991) HOBSON, Fern, of Baldwin, KS: b. 24 Sep 1904, rural Baldwin; d. 9 Feb 1991, Baldwin, KS; bur. Sutton Cemetery, west of Baldwin; m. 21 Oct 1921, Jerold H. HOBSON. (Sun., 10 Feb 1991) HULTEEN, Alberta S., of Lawrence, KS: b. 17 May 1904, Lawrence, KS; d. 30 Apr 1991, Lawrence, KS; bur. Oak Hill Cemetery. (Tues., 30 Apr 1991, and Thur., 2 May 1991) The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 185 �Recent Obituaries of Early Douglas county Residents, continued HUMPHREY, Percy J., of rural Berryton, KS: b. 18 Oct 1903, Belvoir, Douglas Co., KS; d. 10 Dec 1990, at home of his daughter near Tecumseh, KS; bur. Clinton Cemetery, Clinton, KS; m. 2 Apr 1932, Lyndon, KS, LaVera Bell ROADY. (Tues., 11 Dec 1990) KISER, Laurenia, of Lawrence, KS: b. 2 Mar 1898, Bloomington, KS; d. 28 Mar 1991, Lawrence, KS; bur. Clinton Cemetery, Clinton, KS. (Thur., 28 Mar 1991 and Sat., 30 Mar 1991) KOLLENDER, Mabel E., of Lawrence, KS: b. 24 Jan 1905, Douglas Co., KS; d. 13 Feb 1991, Lawrence, KS; bur. Oak Hill Cemetery; m. William KOLLENDER (d. 25 Aug 1966). (Thur., 14 Feb 1991) LaBRANT, Lou L., of Baldwin, KS: b. 28 May 1888, Hinkley, IL; d. Mon., 25 Feb 1991, Lawrence, KS; unmarried. (Wed., 27 Feb 1991) LANGMUIR, Dr. Leona (BAUMGARTNER) ELIAS, of Edgartown, MA: b. 18 Aug 1902, Chicago, IL, daughter of William J. BAUMGARTNER; d. 16 Jan 1991, Chilmark, MA; m1. 1943, Nathaniel M. ELIAS (d. 1964); m2. 27 Jun 1970 Alexander D. LANGMUIR. (Fri., 25 Jan 1991) MALONE, Eula B. of Lawrence, KS: b. 9 Mar 1903, Elkhorn, NE; d. 22 Jan 1990, Lawrence, KS; bur. Oak Hill Cemetery; m. 29 Dec 1919, Kansas City, KS, Clarence MALONE (d. 22 May 1957). (Tues, 23 Jan 1990) McNAMARA', Evelyn, of Lawrence, KS: b. 29 Mar 1903, Knowledge Hill, KS; d. 17 Jan 1990, Lawrence, KS; bur. Oak Hill Cemetery; m. Roy S. McNAMARA (d. 1969). (Wed., 17 Jan 1990 and Thur., 18 Jan 1990) MURPHY, Anna Louise, of Tecumseh, KS: b. 24 Jun 1903, Galena, MO; d. 9 May 1991, Topeka, KS; bur. St. Peters Catholic Cemetery, Big Springs, KS; m. 12 Nov 1927, Lawrence, KS, Ben W. MURPHY (d. 11 Jun 1986). (Sat., 11 May 1991) OLINGER, Davida Charlotte, of Lawrence, KS: b. 9 Jan 1902, St. Paul, NE; d. 8 Feb 1991, Lawrence, KS; bur. Mount Hope Cemetery, Topeka, KS; unmarried. (Sun., 10 Feb 1991, and Mon., 11 Feb 1991) PETERSON, Earl W., of Lawrence, KS: b. 5 Mar 1900, Lawrence, KS; d. 2 Dec 1990, Lawrence, KS; bur. Oak Hill Cemetery. (Mon, 3 Dec 1990) PRATT, Morris Cecil, of Lawrence, KS: b. 14 Dec 1905, Vinland, KS, son of Frederick and Maggie Junkins (RANDALL) PRATT; d. 21 May 1991, Lawrence, KS; bur. Oak Hill Cemetery; ml. 13 May 1939, Skokie, IL, Clara A. NIEMEYER (d. 13 Oct 1959); m2. 15 Sep 1968, Chicago, IL, Rosella BURKE. (Wed., 22 May 1991) ROELOFSZ, Eva B., of Perry, KS: b. 23 Oct 1897, Lawrence, KS; d. 23 Feb 1991, Topeka, KS; bur. Perry cemetery; m. 13 Sep 1917, Topeka, KS, Donald D. ROELOFSZ (d. 1968). (Mon., 25 Feb 1991) SCHWARTZ, Lester William, of Worden, KS: b. 18 Mar 1905, Spring Creek Farm, Worden, KS, son of Charles Clarence and Caroline Annabelle (LYONS) SCHWARTZ; d. 31 May 1991, Lawrence, KS; bur. Worden Cemetery; m. 10 Aug 1927, Franklin Co., KS, Lola Frances HOBBS. (Sat., 1 Jun 1991, and Sun., 2 Jun 1991) SEHON, Curtis, of Tacoma, WA: b. 17 Feb 1903, Lecompton, KS; d. 11 Jan 1991, Tacoma, WA; bur. Green Acres Memorial Park, Bellingham, WA; m. Barbara __ . (Thur., 24 Jan 1991) STURM, Bertha H., of rural Eudora, KS: b. 21 Jan 1902, Stull, KS; d. 13 Dec 1990, Wellsville, KS; bur. Clearfield Cemetery; m. 5 Sep 1928, Humboldt, KS, Daniel H. STURM. (Sun., 16 Dec 1990) TAYLOR, Francis (McCREATH), of Lawrence, KS: b. 16 Mar 1892, Douglas Co., KS; d. 25 Feb 1991, Lawrence, KS; bur. Oak Hill Cemetery; m. 18 Jun 1923, Lawrence, KS, Charles B. TAYLOR (d. 19 Jul 1958). (Tues., 26 Feb 1991) The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 186 �,-- - - - - - - - - - .------.------- 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. GRISWOLD, LITTLE, NEVITT, PETTIGREW, STAINBROOK, WEIDMAN Seek information on Peter STAINBROOK, b. ca. 1780 PA, d. ca. 1838 IL or TN. When and where in PA did he m. Mary C. LITTLE? When and where did she die? Also wish information on their children: Frederick, Maria (m. John A. GRISWOLD), Elizabeth (m. Allen J. NEVITT), Margaret, Jane Little (m. Uriah WEIDMAN), Katherine (m. Jonathan PETTIGREW), Daniel and Sarah Ann. Mrs. Fay Stainbrook TALLEY, 2020 Emerald Drive, Lawrence, KS 66046. LAWRENCE, YOST Seek information on Isaac LAWRENCE and Sarah Katherine YOST, m. 3 Jun 1858 in Marion Co., MO, and their children. Family moved to KS ca. 1864. Children are: Andrew w., b. 1859; William S., b. 1861; Mary E., b. 1863; Ida D., b. 1865; Charles Grant, b. Mar 1870 in Bourbon Co. Were there any more children after Charles? Whom did the children marry? Where did the family go after they ~eft Marion Twp., Bourbon Co. after July l870? Birth years are estimated from the July 1870 census. Charles married in NE, Jun 1892, lived briefly in CO, and moved with the railroad up to British Columbia in the early 1900's. Cindy GRIFFITHS, #122-16350 - 14th Ave., Surrey, B.C., Canada V4A 8J8. BEACHMAN, FRENCH, HASS, HEIGHTSHOE, HOTCHKISS, LANE, LAW, MOODY, NICHOLES, PATTEE, RAMSEY, ROBERISON, TYER, WILLIS Rose MENZ of Perry, IA found in her attic a box of over 150 photos, an old plush album, several accounts, and some booklets connected to the FRENCH family of Perry, and donated these photos to the French Family Association. Many of the photos are not identified. The FFA is seeking descendants. Identified photos include Mr. and Mrs. George H. FRENCH, Leonard Austin FRENCH (b. 13 Jun 1885, NH), Cad Mae FRENCH, Willie FRENCH, Edith FRENCH (d. 17 Jun 1888, age 20), Carrie FRENCH, Ella HOTCHKISS (b. 1875). Several photos are of men in military uniform. Related names or friends of the family include NICHOLES, HASS, PATTEE, TYER, HOTCHKISS, HEIGHTSHOE, LANE, WILLIS, LAW, MOODY, ROBER I SON, RAMSEY, and BEACHMAN. All photos were professionally taken, mounted on thick cardboard in a cardboard frame, or tin types dating pre-1860. Photography studios were in Decatur, ALi Adel, Angus, Clinton, Council Bluffs, Des Moines, Dubuque, Indianola, Osage, Perry, Webster City, IA; Champaign, Chicago, IL; Horton, Leavenworth, Parsons, KS; Boston, MA; Minneapolis, MN; Lincoln, Omaha, NE; Syracuse, NY; Pierre, SD; Tacoma, WA; Burlington, Fond du Lac, Madison, West Bend, WI. French Family Association, 521 River View Drive, San Jose, CA 95111-2661. The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 187 �Queries, continued BOLEYN, PERDUE, SEGER, TALLEY Need information on the descendants of Mary E. TALLEY, who married Francis Harold SEGER; Willie TALLEY; Kate June TALLEY, who married George Washington PERDUE; and Joseph TALLEY. Their parents were William B. TALLEY, Jr. and Catherine (BOLEYN) TALLEY. Mary married in 1890 and Kate married in 1891 in Solano Co., CA. Also need information on Armistead TALLEY who was in Solano Co. in 1860, and in MO. Lloyd M. TALLEY, 2020 Emerald Drive, Lawrence, KS 66046. JACKSON Need help finding the burial site of Josh JACKSON, who died 28 Sep. 1902, at age 54. We would like to return the tombstone to its correct location. Watkins Community Museum, 1047 Massachusetts, Lawrence, KS 66044, (913) 841-4109. SOlIE RECENT ADDITIONS TO THB DOUGLAS CO., KS GENEALOGICAL SOC. LIBRARY Boddie, John B. Colonial Surry (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1974, reprint of 1948 edition). Donated by Ula Davis. Contains virginia records. Clemens, William Montgomery. North and South Carolina Marriage Records from the Earliest Colonial Days to the Civil War (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1975). Donated by Ula Davis. Currier-Briggs, Noel. Colonial Settlers and English Adventurers - Abstracts of Legal Proceedings in Seventeenth Century English and Dutch Courts Relating to Immigrant Families (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1971). Donated by Ula Davis. Dallas County Historical Soc. The Dallas County, Missouri Story 1841 - 1971 (Litho Printers, Cassville, MO, 1974). Donated by Ula Davis. Doane, Gilbert Harry. Searching for Your Ancestors, The How and Why of Genealogy (University of Minnesota Press, Minneapolis, 1948). Donated by Ula Davis. Dobson, David. Directory of Scottish Settlers in North America, 1625 - 1825, Vol. 1 (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1984). Donated by Ula Davis. Hotten, John Camden. The Original Lists of Persons of Quality •.• who Went from Great Britain to the American Plantations 1600 - 1700 ••. (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1978). Donated by Ula Davis. Meade, Bishop William. Old Churches, Ministers and Families of Virginia (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1978). Donated by Ula Davis. Nelson, William. New Jersey Marriage Records 1665 - 1800 (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1982). Donated by Ula Davis. Robinson, Jeannie F. J. and Bartlett, Henrietta C., ed. Genealogical Records, Manuscript Entries of Births, Deaths and Marriages, Taken from Family Bibles 1581 - 1917 (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1972). Donated by Ula Davis. Contains New York records. Wheeler, Richard Anson. History of the Town of Stonington, County of New London, Connecticut, From Its First Settlement in 1649 to 1900, with a Genealogical Register of Stonington Families (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1977). Donated by Ula Davis. Whitley, Edyth Rucker. Marriages of McMinn County, Tennessee 1821 - 1864 (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1983). Donated by Ula Davis. The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 188 �DOUGLAS COUllTY, KANSAS, GENEALOGICAL SOCIB"rY, INC. BY-LlWS As amended May, 1991. Article I: Name This organization shall be a non-profit organization known as the Douglas County, Kansas, Genealogical Society, Inc •• Article II: Purpose The purpose of this organization shall be to promote interest in genealogical and historical study and research and to conduct such projects as shall contribute to that end which includes the acquisition and maintenance of a genealogical library. Article III: Eligibility Any individual interested in promoting the objectives of the society is eligible for membership. Prospective members may attend two meetings as guests before being required to pay annual dues. Article IV: Officers Section One: Officers shall be president, vice-president-president-elect, recording secretary, corresponding secretary, treasurer, librarian, genealogist, membership, publications, pioneer editor, newsletter editor and they shall comprise the Board. The executive board shall consist of president, vice-president-presidentelect, recording secretary, corresponding secretary, and treasurer. Three members of the executive board shall constitute a quorum. The board shall meet between regular meetings. Action of the Board shall be by simple majority, with the president voting only in case of a tie vote. Section Two: Officers shall serve a two-year term and shall not serve more than two consecutive terms in one office. Individuals shall not be eligible to serve as officers until they have been dues-paying members for six months. Section Three: The fiscal year shall run from July 1 to June 30. Officers shall be elected at the annual meeting in April, and assume duties on July 1. Vacancies in the offices except that of president shall be filled by election at the next regular meeting and shall complete the unexpired term. Article V: Parliamentary Procedure The meetings shall be conducted under Roberts Rules of Order, revised. Article VI: Duties of Officers Section One: The duties of the president shall be to preside at all meetings of the society and the executive board; to appoint all committees; and shall be an ex-officio member of all committees except the nominating committee and auditing committee. Section Two: The vice-president-president-elect shall assume the presidential duties delegated by the president, or in the absence or incapacity of the president, or in case the office shall become vacant. The vice-president-president-elect also serves as program chair. Section Three: The recording secretary shall keep the minutes and records of board meetings and general meetings under the direction of the president. Section Four: The corresponding secretary answers correspondence at the president's request, reserves meeting room, puts announcements of meetings in the paper and answers membership inquiries. Section Five: The treasurer shall handle the funds, have a depository therefore and duly account for the same by presenting a report at all board meetings and general meetings of the society. A special auditing committee consisting of three (3) members shall be appointed by the president at the beginning of each fiscal year and shall present a report to the members at the next regularly scheduled meeting. All funds The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 189 �shall be deposited in the name of the society. Section Six:.The librarian shall have custody of all genealogical and historical material of the society and shall maintain a catalogue of such materials and make such arrangements as the society directs for placement of the materials acquired by the society and shall be chair of the library committee. Section Seven: The genealogist shall be responsible for all requests for genealogical research from which funds are received, and the accounting to the treasurer for said funds. The genealogist shall have a copy of each publication of the society including Pioneer indices. Section Eight: The membership chair shall receive forms and checks, keep an up to date membership list, issue membership cards, alert calling committee to new members, maintain mailing label list. Section Nine: Publications. Section Ten: The Pioneer editor shall be responsible for the publication and mailing of The Pioneer, a quarterly publication. Section Eleven: The Newsletter editor shall be responsible for the publication and mailing of the Newsletter, a quarterly publication. Article VII: Meetings Unless otherwise directed by either the executive board or a majority of members present at a regular or special business meeting, the monthly business meeting of the Douglas County, Kansas, Genealogical Socie~y, Inc. shall convene at 7:30 p.m. on the second Tuesday of each month. Seven (7) members of the organization shall constitute a quorum. Action of the organization at regular or special business meetings shall be by simple majority, unless otherwise indicated in the by-laws_ The president (or vice-president-president-elect in the absence of the president) with approval of the executive board, has the power to call special meetings if the need arises. If there is either a change in the monthly business meeting or a special business meeting is scheduled, all members must be notified by either telephone or mail as soon as possible. Article VII: Committees The president shall appoint such committees as deemed necessary, including nominating and auditing committees, and special projects committees as the organization directs. Article IX: Dues Annual dues shall be $15.00 per member, per fiscal year, plus an additional $2.00 per each additional member of the same household; payable on July 1. Membership fees received after April 1 shall be credited to the following fiscal year. Members joining before April 1 shall receive all issues of the quarterly for that fiscal year. Article X: Amendments These by-laws may be amended at a regular meeting of the society by a two-thirds (2/3) vote of members present, provided the proposed amendment has been submitted in writing at the previous regular meeting. Article XI: Dissolution On the dissolution of the Douglas County, Kansas, Genealogical Society, Inc., after making prOV1S10ns for payment of all liabilities of the society, the officers shall dispose of all its assets exclusively for charitable or educational purposes as shall at the time qualify as an exempt organization under the appropriate section of the Internal Revenue Code. The p'ioneer, Vol ~ XIV, No. 4 190 �INDEX, THE PIONEER, Vol. XIV, No. 4 ABBE Nell ie, 165 ABRAHAM Louis Jerome, 149 Raymond C., 149 ADAIR Ruth May, 149 ADAMS Ray, 182 ALBACH John Henry, 149 J . Henry, 165 ALDER Eugene Charles, 160 ALFORD Theodore C., 167 ALLEN Herman C., 149 Mrs. Mary G., 149 Sarah Frances, 149 ALLISON Bertha, 171 Lawrence M., 149 ALTER Ada McClelland, Mrs., 149 ANDERSON Belle, 165 Gladys Camilla May, 149 Haze l "Andy", 175 Laura, 165 Louisa V., 165 ARGO Bershie C., 165 ARMSTRONG Nan R., 149 Ruth I rene, 149 ARNETT Grace, 175 Il i Maud, 149 Ora, 175 ARNOLD George, 149 George, Mrs., 149 ARTER Jessie M., 165 ASENDORF William Fred, 149 ASHER Al ice, 171 Dudley, Mrs., 149 Henry, 149 ASTON W.D., Mrs., 149 ATHERTON J. F., 159 AYER Estella, 184 AYRES Harriet, 160· BABCOCK Wealthy Consuelo, 149 BAHNMAIER Elmer, 176 George "Cutie", 175 Geo., Mrs., 176 Mike, 175 BAILEY Austin, 149 LaForce, 149 Ralph W., 185 BAKER Bert, 180 Edith, 181 May, 180 Walter, 181 BALCOM Lizzie E., 184 BALDRIDGE Cora, 159 BALDWIN Helen M., 165 BAMBEREGER Bernice Fay, 149 BANKER Clenn Victor, 149 BANKS Herman, 175 John, 175 LaPetite Ida, 165 BARBER Emma, 160 Perry Bigelow, 149 Ward Seymour Henry, 149 BARNES Alla M., 164, 165 John Roland, 149 J.R., Mrs., 149 Luther, 167 Nellie, 149 BARNETT Clayborn, 184 Wm., 184 BIGELOW BARRON Oliver, 167 James Lloyd, 149 BIGGS BARROW Lawrence Julian, 167 James Stephens, 149 BIGSBY BARTEAUX Guy, Mrs., 149 Arthur B., 165 BIHR A.B., 164 Samuel Wilks, Jr., 149 Ella Anna, 165 BINGLER Lizzie, 164 Alberta Luckey, 167 BARTELDES Ola, 171 Otto, 171 BISHOP Otto A., 149 Samuel D., 150 BAUGHMAN BLACK Ted, 175 Florence Lucile, 150 BAUM BLACKBURN Theresa Rosa, 149 Vera Edith, 150 BAUMGARTNER BLACKMAR Leona, 186 Winifred, 171 William J., 186 BLAIR Wm. Jacob, 149 Gracia, 150, 167 BAXTER James S., 150 Neal, Rev., 175 BLEVINS BAYLES Clarence Albert, 185 Ernest Edward, 149 Mary Al ice, 185 Ernest Edward, Mrs. , 149 BLISS BEACHMAN fami ly, 187 Florence E., 150 BEALS BLODGETT M.B., 184 Warren Mandeville, 150 BEATTY Jerome, 171 BLOOD H.M., 164 BECK Ruth Elizabeth, 149 BLOTZ BEELER Clarence Weaver, 150 Dollie H., 167 BOLEYN BEERY Catherine, 188 Byron Ashby, 149 BOND BELL Jay, 171 Minnie, 163 Rosa, 150 BENEDICT BOWERS Mary, 159 Ray, 181 BENSON BOWES John Leland, 149 Charles C., 163 BENTON C.C., 163 Guy B., 159 BOWMAN BERGER Johny, 181 Charlotte R., 165 BOYD BERRY Maggie A., 165 Laura, 182 BOYNTON BERTSCHINGER A.J., Mrs., 150 Wright, 175, 176 BRADY BEURMAN Agnes Marie, 150 Frank E., 185 BRASS Howard, 179 191 �BURKE BRASS, cont. Lois Louise, 150 James F., 175 Rosella, 186 BRESLER BURNS Carol ine, 184 Mary E., 165 Lucy, 184 BURROWS BREWSTER Zelta, 171 Miss, 170 BURTON Ray Quincey, 150 James, 175 BROEKER BUTLER Louise Marie, 150 Florence Vale, 150 BROOKS BYRD Anna, 181 Al ice H., 165 Anna M., 164 BROWN CADY Elmer, Mrs., 182 Hamilton P., 150 George L., Sr., 185 H.P., Mrs., 150 Harold, 184 CALDWELL Harriet Alberta, 185 Eldie Franklin, 150 Hattie M., 165 Kate May, 150 I rwin Schilling, 150 CALVERT Lizzie, 180 Frederick Wm., 150 Lola Bell, 150 CANAVAN Luci lle Crozier, 150 Lila Marguerite, 150 Martha S., 150 CARL Miss, 170 Owen, Mrs., 150 Nathan Wallace, 150 CARLSON Sarah, 179 Margaret, 175 Sarah A., 184 Mrs., 175 BROWNE CARMEAN Anna F., 184 Cyrene, 164 Marie Alberta, 150 BROWNLEE CARPENTER Esther, 171 Izetta Pearl, 150 M.B., 184 Mrs., 179 BRUCE M.E., 184 Charles H., 165 Raymond Hamilton, 150 E.L., 163 W.T., 164 BRUNE CARR Frank Ezra, 150 Louisa Belle, 165 Wesley Edward, 150 CARRUTH BRUSH Luci e A., 184 Ol ive Pierson, Mrs. , 150 Willie, 163 BUCHEIM W.H., 163 Frank, 182 CARSON Herman, 182 Daniel, 180 Ida, 182 Frances, 180, 181 BUCK George, 180 Fred, 183 Henry, 180, 181 BUNN Mary, 181 Edna, 171 Mary Jane, 180 John Wi II iam, 150 Moses, 180, 181 BURDICK CARTER Harold DeForest, 167 Almira Wood, 150 BURGERT Anna, 167 Alice C., 150 Frances, 150 CARTER, cont. Ora, 171 CHADWICK Edith, 180 Ralph, 180 CHALKLEY Genevieve H., Mrs., 150 CHAPMAN C.J., 164 F.M., 164 CHERRY Amanda, 184 Cora M., 164, 165 CHRISTIAN Georgie, 164 CHRISTINE Laur~nce Nelson, 150 CHURCH Basil, 150 CHURCH I LL' A. May, 165 Frank H., 165 Lillie, Mrs., 150 Whitman A., 165 CLARK Arthur 101., 150 A., 183 John Warren, 150 Rosa, 183 T., 183 Wm. N., 159 CLARKE Edi th M., 150 Florence Greeley, 161 Fred, Mrs., 150 Mary Agnes, 165 CLAYTON Ross Herbert, 150 CLELAND Sadie, 150 CLEVENGER Gertrude, 172 CLINGMAN Ord C., 150 COATHRUP Miss, 183 COE Clyde G., 150 COFFELT Gola William, 150 COFFMAN Cecel ia, 172 COGHILL Robert DeWolfe, 150 192 COKER Paul A., Sr., 185 COLE Mabel, 175 Ross, 175, 178 COLEBERD Robert Edward, 150 COLEMAN A.R., Mrs., 150 COLLIER Al ice, 165 Ali ce A., 164 COLLINS Mary, 150 CONE Mary A., 164 Ne II i e J., 165 COOK Geneva Ellen, 151 Persis Bell, 151 COOKE Julius Edgar, 151 COPELAND Leroy N., 151 copp Clarence R., 151 CORBIN Alberta Linton, 151 CORY C.E., Mrs., 151 CORYELL Lillie L., 164 COURTNEY Fletcher Delos, 167 COVEY Anna, 175 COWGILL Russell, Mrs., 151 COWLES Bertha, 181 Earl, 180, 181 Earle, 180 Ethel, 181 E.C., 181 Fred, 180 F.S., 180 Hally, 180 H.A., 180 Ina, 180, 181 M. Gladys, 185 COX C.E., 163 Erum Morri s, 165 CRADY Al ta, 175 �CRAIG Anne C., 163 CRAMER Charles, 163 CRANDALL Ellsworth G., 165 H.D., 163 CRAWFORD C.C., 151 CRISS Reb, 183 CRUM Frank, 164 CRUZAN Albert, 151 CUNNINGHAM Arthur Wm., 151 Mabel, 159 CURRY Ralph F., 151 CUSTARD Ethel, 183 _, 183 CUTLER Florence E., 165 DAHLENE Edward, 151 Edward, Mrs., 151 Oscar, 151 Oscar, Mrs., 151 DAILEY Dan, 181 DAMM G., 183 Henry, 182 J., 183 Katie, 182 Willey, 182 DARK Clarence "Darkie", 176 DARLING Grace, 151 DART Edna, 151 Edna Rachel, 167 DAUGHERTY Alex, 180 Lillie, 180 Lizzie, 180 Robert, 180 DAVIDSON Paul, 176 DAVIS Frank H., 165 DAVIS, cont. Leander, 164 Silas Irving, 151 Ula, 188 DAY Lloyd, 176 Pearl Lewis, 177 DEAN Frances E., 165 DEANE Frank M., 165 DEIBEL Mari e, 151 DERSHEM Elsie, 151 DeWITT Gracie, 181 DIAS Mina Perky, Mrs., 151 DICK William Scott, 151 DIET Magdelena (GUTZLER), 185 DIETZ August, 185 Rudolph, 185 DILLARD Mary Jane, 151 DINSMOOR Paul Addison, 151 DISTER Joseph, 182 DIVELBESS Rosie, 182 Sarah, 182 DIVELBISS Jesse, 181 DODD Leslie Harold, 151 DODDS Caryl, 151 C.J., Mrs., 151 Frank, 151 DOL BEE Cora, 151, 172 Myrtle Elizabeth, 151 DONALDSON George R., 185 DOWNS Cornelia Mitchell, 151 DRAVIS Fred, 182 Mary, 182 Sopha, 182 DREYER August, 183 Clarence, 183 Edith, 183 Gusie, 183 J., 183 M., 183 Nora, 176 DRYER Nora, 175 DUFFEE Lloyd, 151 DUMMER Kinnie, 176 DUNCAN Geo. Parker, 165 Pearl, 183 DUNKLEY Geo., Mrs., 151 DUNNING farm, 181 DUROW Chas., 183 Elroy, 183 Eva, 183 F., 183 DYCHE Lewis Lindsay, 151 Ruth Ophelia, 151 EARLY Wal ter, 176 EBERHART Albert, 182 Amel ia, 182 I.F., Mrs., 151 EDMISTON Roy H., 151 EDSON George Thomas, 167 EDWARDS Isaac Franklin, 159 Virginia S., 165 ELIAS Nathaniel M., 186 ELLIOTT Jeanette Herriott, 151 ELLISON Alonzo G., 165 A.G., 164 ELSTON Jeannette, 185 Otto L., 185 EMBERS Grace, 148 Robert, 148 193 EMERY Agnes, 151, 165 P.E., Mrs., 151 Sarah M., 165 EMICK William Earl, 151 EMMETT Eli za, 163 Evel ine, 151 E.M., 180 Hattie, 163 ENGEL Agnes E., 151 Dorothea, 151 Elmer Franklin, 151 Herman Busch, 151 ENGLE M. Ella, 165 ENGSTROM Ida Maria, 165 ESHOM Ida Mae, 185 EVANS Arthur, 151 Arthur, Mrs., 151 Edi th, 172 Nellie Reece, 151 EVERETT Edna, 151 FARIS Hervey S., 151 FARLEY Hattie H., 165 FARREN Florence A., 164 FAUCETT Ella, 164 FEARING Olin K., 151 FEARON Vida, 181 FENTON Jessie Elizabeth (KING), 185 Webb E., 185 FERRIS Emily Harriet, 151 FIEGENBAUM B. F., 152 FINNEY Frank, 164 Thomas, 163 FISCHER Elfriede Christine, 152 �FISCHER, cont. Erna Clara Jaedicke, 152 FISH Lillian Virginia, 152 FITZGERALD Edgar James, 152 FLAGG Donald Sergeant, 152 Paul Eldridge, 152 FLEENOR Betty, 176 Harry, 176, 178 FLEER Ernna Ida, 152 FLINN Julia Georgiana, 152 Julia G., 165 Sarah, 163 FLINT Leon Nelson, 152 FLORY Earl, 184 Edna, Mrs., 185 Robert "Bob", 185 FLUKE Berenice, 172 FORD Louise M., 185 FOSTER George 0., 152 George 0., Mrs., 152 James Ralph, 152 Julia Christena, 185 FOX Helen June, 152 Paul Samuel, 152 Shi rley, 172 FRANCIS Howard, 184 Sterl ing, 184 FREARK Christine Beatrice, 152 FREDERICKSON Rosa, 167 FRENCH Bernice Mary, 168 Cad Mae, 187 Carri e, 187 Edith, 187 Estella, 177 George H., 187 George H., Mrs., 187 Leonard Austin, 187 Willie, 187 FRENCH family, 187 FRIEND Paul Holston, 152 FRINK L.H., Mrs., 152 FRISBIE S.C., 164 FRY Flora, 164 FUGATE Jessamine, Mrs., 152 FULTZ Lewi s, 183 GALLOO Eugeni a, 152 GAMES Minnie, 159 GANDER G.M., 152 GANT Susie, 172 GARDNER Lulu, 152 May, 152 May E., 161 Ruby, 172 GARRISON Elsie Olive, 185 GARVIN Daisy, 152 GASKILL Grace Helen, 152 GEE LAN Amos, 176 GENTRY Laura, 165 GIBBONS Margaret, 176 GIBSON Clyde, 176 GILES Till ie, 163 GILL Anna Lee, 152 Helen, 152 GILLETT F.E., 164 GILLHAM Clara Scotia, 152 GILLMORE Charles, 172 GILLULI A.R., 164 GILLUM Mattie, 168 GILMAN Edith E., 165 Harry R., 165 GILMORE Annie, 152 Charles M., 152 Gertrude, 152 Isabel Elizabeth, 152 Jerome 0., 152 Josephine, 152 GLEED Charles, 163 J .101., 163 Willie, 163 GLENN Bertha, 176 Harry "Sam", 176 Harve, 176 Harvey, 176 Ruth, 175, 176 Starr, 175 GOOD Ora L., 165 GORRILL Galen A., 152 Marshall Alexis, 152 William Robert, 152 GOULD George, 152 GRAVES Alfred J., 152 GRAY Arthur S., 165 Frances, 168 GREENLEES Agnes, 172 James Andrew, 152 Lois Ann, 152 Nellie Louise, 152 GRESS Roy, 179 GRIESA \lill iam, 172 William S., 152 W.S., Mrs., 152 GRI FFITHS Cindy, 187 GRIS\oIOLD John A., 187 Maria (STAINBROOK), 187 GROVE NOR Charles, 163 GUNN Everett, 152 194 GUTZLER Magdelena, 185 HACKMAN Lucy, 152 HADL August Paul "Gus", 185 HADLEY Flora, 164 Laura, 163 HAELSIG Otto Herman, 152 HAGGERMAN G., 183 Triel?, 183 HAIR Mame (MURRAY), 159 HALDERMAN Winifred, 165 HALE John, 164 HALL E.F., Miss, 163 HAMER Morri s, 180 HAMILL Bert, 180 Bertrand, 152 Claude, 180 Lillian, 180 Lillie, 180 HAMMER E., 180 Reka, 181 HANNA H.J., Mrs., 152 HARLEY Thomas, 152 HARMS Herbert A., 152 HARPER Iva Belle, 152 Leta, 152 HARRIS Ellen (KARNS), 148 Eugene, 148 Kate, 163 Mary, 164 Nellie Lois, 168 HARTMAN Annie, 183 G., 183 Minnie, 183 Will, 183 �HARVEY Edward, 152, 180 Ed., 180 HASKELL Hattie B., 165 HASS family, 187 HATCH Ida E., 164 HAVENHILL L.D., 153 HAWK Anna, 168 HAWORTH Erasmus, 153 HAYNE H.W., Mrs., 153 HAYS M.L., 163 HAZELTINE El iza, 163 HEIGHTSHOE family, 187 HELLSTROM Rudolph, 174 HEMPHILL Margaretta C., 165 HENDERSON William S., 153 HENRY David, 183 Howard, 176, 183 Howard, Mrs., 153 John Blakeslee, 153 J., 183 Ol ive, 183 Thomas B., 153 Will, 183 HENSHAW Barcaly W., 165 Leland D., 165 HERRON Willie, 164 HERSHAL Charley, 182 Estella, 182 George, 182 Henry, 182 Willie, 182 HESS Edith Idella, 153 Ervin Russell, 153 John A., 153 HESTER Nina, 153 HIGGINS Ella Anderson, Mrs., 153 HILDINGER Pauline Virginia, 153 HILL Aeo, 153 Alfred Gibson, 153 Arthur, 153 Fritz, 176 Irving, 153 Jack, 176 Madge, 176 Sarah, 176 HILSMAN Itasca Powe II , 153 HINES Queen, 181 HINTON R.P., 163 HOADLEY Eva Marcella, 165 W., 164 HOBART Charles Harrison, 153 HOBBS Lola Frances, 186 HOBSON Fern, 185 Jerold H., 185 HOOGSON Blanche, 168 Charlotte, 172 HOFFAMAN Pearl, 183 HOGG Archibald, 153 Ira D., 153 HOGMAN Mami e?, 183 HOLLISTER W.S., 164 HOLLOWAY H.A., Mrs., 153 John, 176 HOLMES Charles B., 153 Gertie, 165 Opal A., 153 HOOO G. J., 153 HOOGLAND Katie, 164 HOOPES Helen Rhoda, 153 HOOVER Carrie, 159 HUTT HORR William Lehman, 168 Worthie H., 153 HYDE HORTON Martha, 165 Alice Y., 165 Eva Ammen, 165 ICE Richard S., 165 Ellen, 172 HOSFORD ILIFF C.B., Mrs., 153 Zella, 176 HOSTETTER INGHAM Marie Miller, 153 Winter, 177 HOTCHKISS IRWIN Ella, 187 Anna Smith, 181 HOTCHKISS family, 187 ISE HOUSTON Frank Harold, 153 Lloyd, Mrs., 153 John, 153 HOWARD John, Mrs. , 153 Anna Belle, 172 IVES Chas., 184 Mary, 159 Fred, 184 IWIG Helen, 184 Sarah, 182 Kathryn, 184 Nanni e, 184 JACKSON HOWELL Bessie, 177 Jassamine K., 165 Jesse, 177 HOWLAND Josh, 188 Constance Genevieve, 161 Louise "Birdie", 177 Marcella, 165 JACOBS HUDDLESTON Benjamin, 165 Elkanah, 182 Mrs., 181 HUDSON JARDEN Nell, 153 Billie, Miss, 177 HUEY JENNINGS Everett, 175 Frank, Mrs., 153 HUGHES JEWETT Lawrence D., 153 John Mark, 153 HULL JOHNS Myra Elsa, 153 Edith, 181 HULTEEN Emi ly, 181 Alberta S., 185 Jennie, 181 HUMPHREY Cecile Faye, 185 Rosa, 181 Percy J., 186 Willie, 181 HUNGERFORD JOHNSON Herbert, 153 Claudia Pendleton, 183 HUNTER Laura, 174 Geneva C., 153 Thurston L., 153 H.W., 178 William Hamilton, 153 Samuel John, 153 Wm. Savage, Mrs., 153 HUNTLEY JONES H.H., 177 Ethel Ann, 153 HUSBAND Jacob Oscar, 153 Agnes, 153 Lee, 181 HUTCHINGS Lena Grac;:e, 172 Josephine E., 165 Lucy Isabella, 168 195 �KARNES Edna, 181 Erma, 181 Eugene, 180, 181 KARNS Ellen, 148 KAT HERMAN Maude, 172 KEEFER Mabel, 180 Mable, 180 Walter, 180 Willie, 181 KEITH Mary Helen, 153 KELLEY Carl David, 153 Milton William, 153 KELLY Sherwin Finch, 153 KENNEDY Belle, 153 Charles Todd, 153 Elizabeth Margaret, 153 Fred, Mrs. , 154 KENNEY Ruth, 154 KETCHUM Paul ine, 154 KETTERING Charlie, 177 KEYS William J., 165 KIEFER Everett Duane, 154 KILWORTH Emma, 181 John L., 165 KIMBALL Cora Lena, 165 KING Jessie Elizabeth, 185 KISER Laureni a, 186 KIZER Amel ia, 182 Emly, 182 Jenni e, 182 Lula, 182 Minnie, 182 Oliver, 182 Will ie, 182 KLiSS Roy D., Mrs., 154 KNIGHTEN Anna, 180 Anne, 180 Rena, 180 KOEHLER Edna, 184 Henry, 182 Hi lda, 184 Louise, 184 Paul, 184 KOEHRING Dorothy May, 154 KOLLENOER Mabel E., 186 William, 186 KORB John Herman, 154 KREBS Anna Margaret, 154 Julius John, 154 KRIEGE Otto E., 165 KRUSE Henry Otto, 154 KUHN Charles "Boe", 177 LaBRANT Lou L., 186 LaCROSS Gertrude Martha, 154 LaHUE Mi ldred, 177 LAMBERT Miss, 175 LAMBORN A.C., 164 LAMER (LEAMER) Anna "Tom", 177 LANE Lenorah Sophia, 168 Oscar Jasper, 154 LANE family, 187 LANGMUIR Alexander D., 186 Leona (BAUMGARTNER), Dr., 186 LAPTAD Evadne Marie, 168 Peter, 168 LAW Marcellus Seaton, 154 LAW fami ly, 187 LAWRENCE Andrew W., 187 LAWRENCE, cont. Anna, 182 August, 182 Charles Grant, 187 Charley, 182 Emma, 182 E., 183 George, 180 Henry, 182 Ida D., 187 Isaac, 187 Martha, 182 Mary E., 187 Sarah Katherine (YOST), 187 Stella, 180 Will iam S., 187 LAWSON Paul Bowen, 154 LE VAPTAD, 168 LEAR Veta Blanche, 154 LEARNED E.R., Mrs., 154 Roscoe E., 165 LEESE Hattie, 184 LEIBENGOOD Nelle, 154 LENIG Ol ive, 173 LESCHER Addie, 165 LeSEUR O.C., 154 LEWIS Lois, 177 Pearl, 177 Ralph, 177 LINDLEY Corydon Endsley, 154 Georgia Elizabeth, 154 LINDNER Henry, 163 LINTON Elfrida, 168 LIPPY Frances, 182 LITTLE Mary C., 187 LOGAN Joe, 177 LONG Carrie, 173 Catherine, 168 196 LOUGH Mary (BENEDICT), 159 Samuel A., 159 LUPHER LaDora Grace, 154 LUPTON Claribel Lytle, 154 Edwin Henry, 154 LUTHER Herbert, 173 LYLES Leo Marvin, 154 LYMAN George, 154 LYNN George, 154 LYONS Caroline Annabelle, 186 Charles H., 165 Laura E., 165 Winnie Smith, 182 MacGREGOR Helen, 154 MACK Alberta, 154 MAFFET Maud, 173 MAFFETT Maude A., 154 MAGILL Van Hooper, 154 MALLARD Sarah, 164 MALLORY B.J., 164 MALONE Clarence, 186 Eula B., 186 MANLEY Robert C., 154 MANN Delbert Martin, 154 Millie, 154 MANTER William B., 165 MARCH George Rareback, 173 MARKHAM Carrie (HOOVER), 159 Dora Clementine, 159 W.C., 159 MARKLEY Lola, 173 �MARKS Adele Elsie, 168 Josie, 165 MARM Anna, 154 MARSHALL Earl, 181 Fay, 181 Grace, 180 Gracie, 181 Harold, Mrs., 154 W.K., 164 MARTIN Alvin E., 165 Carol Luci le, 154 Elma, 164 Sibyl, 154 Wilfred Everett, 154 William, 165 MARVEL Esther, 159 MASON Ray Benjamin, 154 MAUPIN Oakland L., 154 MAYWOOD Maggi e, 181 McALLASTER Apphia J., 165 A.B., 164 McANDLESS Allen, 164 McCALL Darryl, 177 Gretchen, 177 Madge, 177 Roy, 177 McCANLES Eva Josephine, 154 Joseph C., 154 McCLANAHAN El izabeth, 177 McCLANNAHAN Lewis, 177 McCLINTOCK Edward, 184 Grace, 184 Herbert, 184 McCOLLOCH F.B., Mrs., 154 McCONNELL A.W., 164 McCORMAC Cora (BALDRIDGE), 159 McCREATH Catherine Elizabeth, 154 Francis, 186 McCURDY Anna H., 165 ANNIE, 164 McDONALD Ira Malcolm, 154 McELHANNY Robert Campbell, 154 McELHINNY John Gregg, 154 McFARLAND Charles, 163 McFARLINE Benjamin W., 165 McGILL Lola, 177 McHENRY Lloyd Alfred, 154 McKEEVER William Arch, 154 McKENSIE Viva Hazeltine, 168 McMURRAY Arthur, 154 McNAMARA Evelyn, 186 Roy S., 186 McNEES Mabel, 180 Mable, 180 Oscar, 180 Warren, 180 W.D., 180 McNURDO Eddie, 180 McQUISTIN M., 183 McQUISTON Mary, 165 Wm. M., 165 W.M., 164 McRAE Bert, 177 McVEY Roy Vernon, 154 MEANS Hugh, 154 MELVIN Frank Edgar, 154 George Kimball, 155 Rufus Edmond, 155 R.E., Mrs., 155 MENGER Edith, 168 Louis Herman, 155 MENZ Rose, 187 MERRITT Florence Maude, 155 MERRYWEATHER L.H., 165 MERWIN Bruce W., 155 MESSINGER Willis, 159 METCALF Miss, 170 Wi lder S., 155 MILLER Blanche Helen, 155 Eddie, 181 E., 163, 164 Florence Maude, 155 Frank C., 165 F.C., 163 Harry Edward, 155 James, 180 Lena Vivian, 155 Lizzie J., 163 Louis Franklin, 155 Mi ss, 170, 175 Stella Vanera, 155 Vanroy, 155 MITCHEL Arnold, 184 Carl, 184 Golda, 184 Violet, 184 MITCHELL Alexander Baldwin, 155 A.B., Mrs., 155 Carol ine, 168 James H., 155 Margaret Helen, 155 Ulysses Grant, 155 MOAK Arthur, 163 MODINE Annie L., 165 John E., 165 MONTGOMERY John Alexander, 155 John H., 155 Mollie, 163 MOODIE Hubert, 155 197 MOODY Rebecca, 171, 173 MOODY family, 187 MOORE Susie H., 166 S.P., 164 MORGAN Carl, 168 Julia A., 184 Murzelle, 155 Rose R., 155 MORIN Sue, 173 MORRIS Jay, 177 Mi ldred, 177 MORRISON Charles W., 163 Ralph Edwin, 155 MORRISS Wayne, 177 MORROW Robert, 163 MORSCHER Mr., 170 MOTTER Birdean Ida, 159 MOWRY Hatty, 164 MOYS Blanche R., 166 Fay Cecillia, 155 MOZELY Annie, 163 MURPHY Anna Louise, 186 Ben W., 186 MURRAY Anna E., 166 Joseph W., 155 J .W., Mrs., 155 Lucetta, 166 Marne, 159 Mary, 163, 166, 168 MYERS Edith, 155 Mattie, 173 NAISMITH Helen, 155 NANCE (NACE) Mary, 177 NEAL Paul Rexford, 155 �NEUENSCHWANDER Elsie, 155 NEUMANN Warren Randolph, 155 NEVITT Allen J., 187 Elizabeth (STAINBROOK), 187 NEWBY Elmer, 173 NEWLIN Elmira, 163 Flora A., 166 Joseph, 163 NEWMAN Mildred, 155 NICHOLES family, 187 NICHOLS Al ice, 182 Anna, 182 Charley, 182 Elmer, 182 NICHOLSON Katherine, 159 NIEMEYER Clara A., 186 NIGH Livoni a, 164 NOE Will, 183 NORTHRUP Austa A., 155 NORWOOD Robert, Mrs., 177 NOWLIN Nadine, 155 NUNGESSER Ella, 155 OATMAN Ray, Mrs., 155 ODGEN R.C., Mrs., 155 OGDEN Geneva S., 155 John H., 163 Raymond Clifton, 155 OGDON farm, 181 OLIN Arvin S., 155 OLINGER Davida Charlotte, 186 OLIVER Hannah, 155 Jul ia T., 164 OLMSTEAD Herbert Wolcott, 155 OLNEY Frank Hart, 155 OLSON Elmer L., 155 OLSSON Elmer L., 155 OSBURN S.E. , 164 OSMOND Josie P., 166 OIiENS Alpha Loretta, 155 O'BRYON Laura M., 166 William, 166 O'LEARY Raphael Dorman, 155 R.D., Mrs., 155 O'NEIL Mr., 161 PADGET Mary, 183 PAINTER Fred, 183 PALMER Mary Margaret, 155 Nellie Coline, 166 PARDEE Don, 177 PARK Al ice, 164 Edson, 164 PARKER A.E., 164 J.H., Mrs., 155 Mary, 173 PATTEE family, 187 PATTERSON Blanche Lyndell, 155 PATTON Dora, 166 Mary, 166 PEACE Larry M., 155 PEAIRS Helen Haskell, 156 PEARSON Lydia Christian, 156 PEASE C.L., 164 PECK Arthur S., 156 PENCE Pearl, 184 PENDLETON ElIII1a Helen, 156 PERCY Mary, 184 PERDUE George Washington, 188 PERKINS Clement, 173 Marie, Mrs., 156 Otis Edward, 156 PERKY Clara M., 166 Mina, 166 PETERSON Earl II., 186 George Oscar, 156 PETTIGREW Jonathan, 187 Katherine (STAINBROOK), 187 PHENICIE Ruth, 173 PHILLIPS Carl, 156 Frank Dewey, 168 May, Mrs., 156 PICKENS Minnie, 156 PICKRELL Ida, 164 PIERSON Hilda C., 166 PIPER Ben, 181 Carri e, 181 Charlie, 181 Freddie, 181 Jenni e, 181 Nelson, 181 PLASKET Emma E., 159 POEHLER Clara H. , 166 Oscar H. , 166 POPENOE Mabel Annie, Mrs., 156 PORTER Mabel W., 166 Ol ive, 169 POTTER Earl, 156 PRATT Frederick, 186 198 PRATT, Cont. Maggie Junkins (RANDALL), 186 Morris Cecil, 186 PREISACH Minnie W., 166 PRENTISS Frank, 156, 164 PREYER Mary, 156 PRICE Edwin Fletcher, 156 E. F., Mrs., 156 Ralph Ray, 159 PRIDEY Gertrude, 164 PRIESTLY Gertrude, 156 PRIETLY William, 166 PUFFETT Dale Howard, 156 QUINLAN Cassie Alma, 156 Virginia Josephine, 156 RABOURNE ElIII1a Pauline, 156 RAKE Anna, 182 Lottie, 182 Verna, 182 RAMSAY Terrence Eugene, 169 RAMSEY family, 187 RANDALL Maggie Junkins, 186 Phebe, 184 RANDOLPH Wm. Marcus, 156 RANKIN Al ice Mary, 169 Floyd V., 156 Herbert, 173 Madonna, 173 RAPP Hattie A., 159 RAUB Lorna Marie, 156 RAYHILL Martha, 156 RAYMOND Fred N., 156 �READ Nettie, 163 REARICK Anna J., 156 REDING Katherine, 156 REED C. I., Mrs., 156 Georg i ana, 159 REEDY L.M., 164 Reeves M., 166 REEVES Ray, Mrs., 156 RENNER Marion John, 156 REYNOLDS Albert, 164 Cora Irene, 156 William H., 166 RICE Anita Bertha, 156 H.A., Mrs., 156 Martin Everett, 156 Raymond F., 156 RICH Abbie B., 164 RICHARDS Richard "Dick", 178 Willi am "Billi e", 178 RICHARDSON Albert, 163 A., 163 RIGGS Henry Clay, 156 Kate Louise, 156 May Fuller, 162 May F., 156 Richard, 167, 171 RILING Edward T.. , 156 John, 156 RINEHARD Wm. G., 156 RINEHART Blanche, 173 Hattie, 156 RISING Edna Rose, 156 George, 156 George, Mrs., 156 ROADY LaVera Bell, 186 ROBERISON family, 187 ROBERTS Chas. W., 159 Nellie, 173 Roy, 174 ROBERTSON Robert Lorin, 156 ROBINSON Cecilia Margaret, 156 John Harlock, 169 W.R.B., 156 W.R.B., Mrs., 156 ROCK LUND Emily, 169 RODGERS A., 183 Earl?, 183 Edith, 183 Elmer?, 183 Gertrude Octavia, Mrs., 156 Kerby, Mrs., 177 Roy, 183 ROE Alta, 174 ROELOFSZ Donald D., 186 Eva B., 186 ROGERS Annie Isabel, 156 Sidney Mark, 156 ROLLER Rose, 175 ROSECRANS Vincent Judson, 156 ROSS Eddie, 166 ROTHBERGER Fred, Mrs., 176 ROTHROCK Ada, 166 RUBY D.C., 184 RUSH Sarah Margaret, 157 RUSS Wm. W., 157 RUSSELL Lloyd, 157 RUTHERFORD Bereni ce, 185 SAIN Lucy, 182 SALVESON Floyd Wilson, 157 SALVESON, cont. Floyd W., Mrs., 157 SANKEE Ruth Eugenia, 157 SAUNDERS Jessie L., 166 SAYRE Lucius, 169 SCHAEFFER Helen Barbara, 169 SCHELLY Michael, 180 SCHEURER Fred Logan, 157 SCHMIDT Edgar, Mrs., 157 SCHMUCKER George, 164 Kate, 163 Mary, 166 Sadie, 166 SCHNEIDER Carrie Louise, 169 SCHOTT. Lewis, 178 SCHREIBER Fred Carl, 157 SCHREINER Walter R., 157 SCHROYER Lenora, 178 Ruth, 178 SCHUMAN Margaretha, 157 SCHWARTZ Caroline Annabelle (LYONS), 186 Charles Clarence, 186 Lester William, 186 SCOTT Ella, 178 Lil ian, 159 SEALS William W., 166 SEARLE Anni e Ida, 166 SEARS Alice Peabody, 157 Burton, 174 SEGER Francis Harold, 188 SEHON Barbara, Mrs., 186 Curtis, 178, 186 Helen, 178 199 SEHON, cont. Ph illi p, 178 Russel, 178 SELIG August Lewis, 157 SELLARDS Laura, 169 Mae, 157 SEMON Florence M., 157 SEXTON Ray, Mrs., 157 SEYMOUR Campbell, 166 SHAFFER Ervin, 177 SHANKLIN Flo, 169 SHANNON Winnifred, 157 SHAW Mabel, 182 Mattie, 182 Roy, 182 Sadie, 182 SHELDON Lizzie S., 157 SHELLY Blanche, 178 Mike, 180 SHERWOOD Noble P., 157 SHILLERTON Dewey, 157 SHINN Henry Arthur, 157 SHIRLEY Elmer "Smil ie", 178 Frank, 178 SHOTT Ester "Bob", 178 SIMMONS Chas., Dr., 157 SIMPSON C.H., 157 SIRPLESS Eleanor, 157 SIRPLUSS Mant i e F., 174 SKAGGS Melly, 164 SKINNER Jennie, 169 SKOFSTAD James Oscar, 157 �SKOFSTAD, cont. Lottie, 157 SLAVENS Irene, 178 SLOMAN Ida, 164 SMITH Chas., 180 Clarence, 178 Eugene Gregory, 169 Frank, 180, 181 Grace, 182 Leo Frisby, 157 Lizzie Gertrude, 166 Lottie E., 169 Lul ie, 180 Mary, 157 Mrs., 170 Vera Grace, 157 SPANGLER Adolph James, 169 Caroline B., Mrs., 157 I rma Bauman, 157 Karl Bauman, 157 LePort, 178 LeRoy, 178 Myra, 178 SPAULDING Gertrude M., 162 SPENCER Cora, 183 D.H., 157 D.H. , Mrs. , 157 Etta, 183 H., 183 SPICER Miriam Russell, 157 SPRAY Murray, 164 W.A., 164 STAINBROOK Daniel, 187 El izabeth, 187 Fay, 187 Frederick, 187 Jane Little, 187 Katherine, 187 Margaret, 187 Mari a, 187 Mary C. (LITTLE), 187 Peter, 187 Sarah Ann, 187 STANDING Maud, 174 STANLEY Arnold Archibald, 157 Lloyd, 174 STANTON Alta, 162 Amida, 157 STANWIX R., 178 STEINBERG Arthur, 166 STERLING Cara, Mrs., 157 Charles Morgan, 157 Eugeni e, 167 Genevieve, 169 Harriette, Mrs. , 157 M. Wi lson, 157 STEVENS J .B., 164 Wm. C., 157 STEVENSON Edward, 157 Ferne, 157 Harriet M., 157 Nellie May, 169 STEWART Clarence Churchill, 157 James McLeod, 157 J.M., Mrs., 157 Maude, 159 STILWELL Anna, 164 STIMPSON Edward F., 157 STONE Anna, 157 Etta, 166 H., 183 H.V., 183 Jenni e, 183 Nettie, 183 Sadie M., 157 W.E., 183 STOUT Bennie, 182 Bertha, 182 Fern, 182 Harry, 182 Henry, 182 John, 182 STRACHAN Norman Fraser, 157 STRONG Charles, 163 STUART Celia, Mrs., 157 E.A., 164 STUBBS Ella Mae, 166 STUCKER Harry N., Mrs. , 157 STURM Bertha H., 186 Daniel H., 186 SUTHERLAND Henry, 163 H., 163 sun IFF Herbert, 163 SWADLEY Ida W., Mrs., 158 SWANSON carl, 158 SWEENEY Anna Louise, 158 TAIT Ralph Shannon, 158 TALLEY Armistead, 188 Catherine (BOLEYN), 188 Fay (STAINBROOK), 187 Joseph, 188 Kate June, 188 Lloyd M., 188 Mary E., 188 William B., Jr., 188 Willie, 188 TARPY James, 180, 181 John, 180 Martin, 181 Mary, 180 Willie, 180 TAYLOR Charles B., 186 Francis (McCREATH), 186 Frank, 179 TEETER Edna, 158 TEMPLIN Ol in, 158 Ol in, Mrs. , 158 TENNEY A.R., 163 E.B. , 164 William, 163 W.E., 163 200 TERRELL Eppinetta Valaria, 158 TESTER Allen Crawford, 158 Allen C., Mrs., 158 THIELE Wa l ter G., 158 THOMAS Mary T., 158 Ruth Laura, 158 THOMPSON Agnes, 158 Hall ie A., 158 Herbert, 158 Kate, 174 Miss, 170 M.E., 183 TIMMONS I rene, 179 TODHUNTER Fae, 179 TOLLES Ada C., 166 M.E., 184 TOPHAM Laura, 174 TOWNE Louise I., 158 TRANSMEIER Viola Marguerite, 185 TREECE Elbert Lee, 158 TREWORGY Pearl, 169 TUCKER John H., 158 Sadie, 163 TUPPER Mary Edna, 158 Paul, 179 TUTTLE Birch E., 181 Charles, 180 Charlie, 180 Frank, 180, 181 Irvin, 181 Katy, 180, 181 Nellie, 180, 181 Rena, 180, 181 Will ie, 181 TYER family, 187 UHRLAUB Rudolph Reinhart, 158 �ULRICH Eldon, 184 Grace Pauline, 158 WEINGARTNER Henry, 158 WELKER WILHOIT J.W., Mrs., 158 WILLEY John, 180, 181 Joseph Edward, 158 VanBUREN Mary A., 166 VAWTER Jamieson, 158 VLIET M. Maude, 164 WELLS Ralph, 180, 181 Henry, 184 Seremes, 181 Mary A., 184 Vida, 180, 181 William, 184 WILLIAMS WENRICH Frances, Mrs., 182 WEST WADE Dora, 164 WAGNER Rosella D., 166 WAGSTAFF Helen, 158 WAHL Minnie, 169 WALBORN Harry, 184 Mi ldred, 184 Vi rgil, 184 WALKER Elizabeth, Mrs., 158 Minnie B., 164 WALL George D., 158 WALLING Lal i a V., 158 WALTERS John, 179 WARNER Eva, 183 Will, 183 WARREN Lottie C., 184 WATKINS Katie, 166 Mabel, 158 WATSON Carrie M., 158 Charles Hoyt, 158 WEAVER WEYBRIGHT Frances, 174 Camilla, 174 Mabel Ranney, 158 Eleanor Jane, 170 Maro, 174 Elmer, 182 S.L., Mrs., 158 WEIDMAN Jane Little (STAINBROOK) , 187 Uriah, 187 Will, 182 Miss, 170 E. Ambrose, 158 Ora, 182 Homer A., 158 Samuel, 166 WINCHELL Arthur T., 148 Mary Lou, 148 WINSTON WYLER Carl Louis, 166 YAHN Wm. F., 159 YOST Sarah Katherine, 187 YOUNG James Arthur, 159 Percy, 159 John Clarence, 159 Louise Augusta, 162 WINTER ZEBB Mrs., 179 Fred, 179 Mr., 179 Gladys, 179 Carri e, 183 Jeanne, 179 Eva, 183 WIENRICH Henry, 178, 179 Lee, 179 WIGGINS Ida Bell, 166 Ship, 179 WISE WIGHT Dema, 183 Anni e Ida, 166 Lucy A., 158 Leo N., 158 Fred, 182 Jasper B., 158 . Edith K., 158 Luis A., 158 Lu L., 166 WULFKUHLE Ema, 182 Mary, 182 Ed, 174 H., 183 WRIGHT Frank, 182 B.E., Mrs., 158 WIEDEMANN Emi ly, 183 Anna, 182 Kathryne Marie, 159 Spurgeon C., 166 Mary, 166 WORTHINGTON Esther M., 158 Ben, 158 Nettie, 166 Zena Marie, 159 WOODWARD Ethel, 182 John, 182 WHITE Gertrude, Mrs., 158 WEIBEL WILSON J.J., Mrs., 158 Lucy Abby, 166 Frank, 166 Sybil, 159 A.E., 182 Arthur Bullene, 158 WEBSTER Frank, 166 John Jefferson, 158 WHITCOMB WOODRUFF F.L., 164 Wal ter A., 166 Linnie, 170 Blanche, 159, 170 ,Richard, 174 Rosa M., 166 WILLIS family, 187 WHERRY F.T., Mrs., 159 WOODBURY Dick, Mrs., 158 WILLIS Serena E., 166 WHEELER Parke Harold, 159 WOODBURN C.C., Mrs., 158 Lillie, 170 Blanche Estelle, 169 WOODARD Denna, 183 Eva, 183 WOLF WILCOX Mina, Mrs., 158 Frank Ezra, 159 WOLFE Zi llah M., Mrs., 158 WILDER B.L. , 159 WOLWORTH El izabeth, 174 Harry L., 166 Lizzie M., 166 WILHELMI Ilsa Enrna, 158 Laurence, Mrs., 159 WOOD Anne E., 166 Enrna, 163 Evans, 180, 181 201 Annie, 183 George, 183 ZIMMERMAN A., 164 �-----r DOUC;LI\S i COUNTY, fII ~ k~NS"S LECOMPTON -.K. .. PR'N"~ ; __~A~~~~g •TIJIIN ~ND Mf\R10N FRANkL.IN Co, t N � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Douglas County Genealogical Society Subject The topic of the resource Douglas County (Kan.) -- Genealogy Douglas County (Kan.) -- History Description An account of the resource This collection is comprised of the publications of the Douglas County Genealogical Society, including issues of The Pioneer (the quarterly newsletter of the Society) as well as directories, various indexes compiled by members of the Society, and other resources of interest to genealogists and researchers studying the history of Lawrence and Douglas County, Kansas. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Douglas County Genealogical Society (Lawrence, Kan.) 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Title A name given to the resource The Pioneer, Vol. 14, No. 4: Summer 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.) 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