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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, Rt. 2 Box 142, Baldwin City, KS 66006 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 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 . . . . . . . . • Calling Committee Chair Family History Book Chair FGS Representative. Pioneer Committee. Robin Ross, 509 Fireside Dr. #5, Lawrence.. KS, 66046 Fay Talley, 2020 Emerald Dr., Lawrence, is 66046 Alta Duncan, 406 E. 10th St., Lawrence, KS 66044 Maxine Hougland, Rt. 1, Box 262, Perry, KS 66073 Carol Whitson, Rt. 2 Box 142, Baldwin City, KS 66006 Beverley Chapman, 2114 Marvonne Rd, Lawrence, KS 66047 The Executive (board) Officers 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 in the Helen Osma room 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. �'\ \ '~E PIONEER '. _.,' published Quarterly by The Douglas c~~nty, Kansas Genealogical Society, Inc. p.o. Box 3664 Lawrence, Kansas 66046-0664 Vol. XV, No.2 ISSN 0739-4101 Winter 1991 ----------------------------------------------------------------CONTENTS PAGE Members of the Douglas Co., KS Genealogical Soc., Dec 1991 .. . 56 Change in Policy for Inquiries to the Genealogist . . . . . . . . . . . . 58 New Procedures for Obtaining vital Records from the State ... . 58 Douglas County, Kansas in 1864 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59 Kansas Post Offices in 1864 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . New Rates of Postage, July 1, 1863 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ·.· 61 63 Towns and Communities of Douglas Co., KS, Past & Present ..... 64 Early Lawrence Weather....................................... 69 Douglas County, Kansas Volunteers 1861-1865, A-CHENOWORTH ..•. 70 Roster of the Veterans of Fifty six . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87 Civil War Directory to be Offered on Computer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 88 Ann SMITH IRVIN Correction and Other Interesting Notes ....... 88 Extracts from an Abstract - Lots in Block 77, Baldwin City ... 89 Queries. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 93 Some Recent Additions to the D.C.G.S. Library . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' 94 Index of Names in Current Issue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95 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. �IfElflJERS OF THE OOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY DECElfBER ~99~ INDIVDUAL AND FAMILY MEMBERS 1. ABELLA, N.E. and Lottie, 1501 Inverness Dr., Lawrence, KS 66047 2. ALBERT, Cal and Misty, 1713 Miller Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 3. BABBITT, Dale and Norma, Rt. 1 Box 239, Overbrook, KS 66524 4. BAKER" Ralph and Edna, 2410 Louisiana st., Lawrence, KS 66046 5. BANDEMER, Wilber, 204 Chase, Portland,' TX 78374 6. BASSAM, Deborah Alain, 24 Aaronglen Circle, Dayton, TX 77535 7. BAXTER, Delbert and Mary, 1614 E. 18th Terr., Lawrence, KS 66044 8. BEASLEY, Willis and Norma, 1525 S. Garfield St., Denver, CO 80210 9. BERG, Emma, 1329 Kaso.ld Dr., F-1, Lawrence, KS 66049-3426 10. BOCK, Mildred, 13811 Kimberly Dr., Large, FL 34644 11. BOGGS, Patsy, 11556 El Camino. Real Rd., Mentrose, CO 81401 12. BRAND, Barbara, 2031 Quail Creek Rd." Lawrence, KS, 66047 13. BROWN, Justyn, 2024 New Hampshire, Lawrence, KS 66046 14. BRUNK, Doris, 508 Oswell, Bakersfield, CA 93307 15. BUNTON, Kathryn, 2135 Kentucky st., Lawrence, KS 66046 16. BURCHILL, Mary, 1612 St. Andrews, Lawrence, KS 66047 17. CAIN, Dena1d and Roberta, 2416 Morningside Dr., Lawrence, KS 66046 18. CART TAR , Rosalea, 2345 Barker Ave., Lawrence, KS 66046 19. CHAPMAN, Beverley, 2114 Marvenne Rd., Lawrence, KS 66047 20. CLARKE, Derothy, 1908 New Hampshire St., Lawrence, KS 66046 21. CLOUGH, Vivian, Rt 5 Box 128, Lawrence, KS 66046 22. COAN, Rebecca, 307 Parkhill Terr., Lawrence, KS 66046 23. CORDELL, Chleetta, 20185 S. Gardner Rd., Gardner, KS 66030 24. CROSS, Phyllis, 642 Kenwood ct., Bartlesville, OK 74006-8218 25. DEAN, Virgil and Jan, 929 Alabama, Lawrence, KS 66044 26. DEAVER, Pauline, 3413 Seminole Dr., Lawrence, KS 66047 27. DOCTOR, Marjerie, 1308 W. 20th st., Lawrence, KS 66046 28. DOREMUS, Mrs. George Dustin, 1623 Scheel Rd., Washingten, IL 61571 29. DOWDLE, Ernest, 1035 Jana Dr., Lawrence, KS 66049 30. DUNN, Elizabeth, 8935 Cettonweod, Apt. 3, Lenexa, KS 66215 31. EADS, Miriam, 401 Rechester st., Apt. 206, Pratt, KS 67124 32. EVINGER, Marlene and David, 310 W. 13th St., Eudera, KS 66025 33. FEESE, Jerry, 2100 Haskell, Apt. F-1, Lawrence, KS 66046 34. FRANCIS, Geerge and Carol, 1916 Countryside Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044 35. FREEMAN, Marjerie,' 2317 Andersen Rd., Lawrence, KS 66046 36. GABRIEL, Margaret, Rt 1, Eudera, KS 66025 37. GATLIN, Jeyce, P.O. Bex 346, Steinhatchee, FL 32359 38. GIMBLET, Ernest and Dorethy, 1026 Martin Rd., Heuston, TX 77018-2016 39. GORTON, Thomas and Catherine, 831 Il1ineis, Lawrence, KS 66044 40. HAUMANN, Mary, Rt. 2 Box 171, Raymond, WA 98577 41. HAYNES, Elizabeth, 4952 Sea Velf Dr., Santa Rosa, CA 95409 42. HELLSTROM, Ray, 12000 Benningten, Grandview, MO 64030 43. HERRINGTON, Nancy, 806 Baltic Dr., Flerissant, MO 63031 44. HOFMANN, Barbara, 66 Lobsterback Rd., Trumball, CT 06611 45. HOOK, Pat, 1213 Kearney, Manhattan, KS 66502 46. HOOVER, Mark, 1573 Beverly Rd., Idaho Falls, ID 83402 47. HOUGLAND, Maxine, Rt 1 Box 262, Perry, KS 66073 48. HUELSBERGEN, Helmut and Ursula, 1908 Alabama St., Lawrence, KS 66046 49. HUGHEY, Lora, 2424 Melrose Lane, Lawrence, KS 66046 The Pieneer, Vcl. XV, No.. 2 56 �Members of the Douglas Co., KS Genealogical Society, continued 50. IRVIN, Virginia, 2109 20th Ave., Monroe, WI 53566 51. JARDON, Marvin and Norma, Rt 1 Box 93, Baldwin City, KS 66006 52. JOHNSON, Aurelia, 1528 S. Oak St., Ottawa, KS 66067 53. KARCH, Olin, 1313 Vermont, Apt. 3, Lawrence, KS 66044 54. KENNEDY, Max and Jackie, RR 2, Baldwin City, KS 66006 55. KENSIT, Inez, Westmont Oaks, 4984 Westmont Ave., San Jose, CA 95130 56. KIDWELL, Irma, 1617 Rhode Island St., Lawrence, KS 66044 57. KLEES, Evelyn Weith, 3945 Caminito Dehesa, San Diego, CA 92107-1503 58. KLINE, Dorothea, 801 N. First st., Garden City, KS 67846 59. KNOX, Bernice, RR 2 Box 99, Valley Falls, KS 66088 60. KOZISEK, Mike, 1722 W. 24th, Apt. 23, Lawrence, KS 66046 61. KRAFT, Christine Davidson, 404 Cattleman Ct., Lawrence, KS 66049-2242 62. LARSON, Gerald and Eunice, 57 Aalappa Place, Kailua, HI 96734 63. LAWSON, A.J. and Mary, 2246 Tennessee, Lawrence, KS 66046 64. LONG, Fern, Box 125, Eudora, KS 66025 65. McGEE, Virginia, 1102 Birch St., Eudora, KS 66025 66. MEYER, Ruth, 103 3rd st., Box 135, Winchester, KS 66097 67. MOORE, Evelyne, 1617 Kasold, Lawrence, KS 66047 ( 68. MOORE, Mary and Sharon Kay, 1131 Deleware St., Lawrence, KS 66044 69. O'CONNELL, Mary Bell, 623 Virginia Dr., Rio Vista, CA 94571 70. OLSON, Dorothy, 2708 Century Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 71. PARKER, Martha, Rt 2 Box 99, Overbrook, KS 66524 72. PARKER, Roberta, 674 S. 10th, Salina, KS 67401 73. PAYNE, Janet, 213 High St., Baldwin City, KS 66006 74. PEMBERTON, Marie, RR 1 Box 33, Pawhuska, OK 74056 75. PLITSCH, Pauline, 1127 Brook, Lawrence, KS~66044 76. POSTMA, James, P.O. Box 507, Lawrence, KS 66044 77. PRALL, Rhoda Rudd, 14104 Piedras Rd. N.E., Albuquerque, NM 87123 78. RADER, Juanita, 1416 S. 40th St., Kans~s City, KS 66106 79. REID, Janet, 104 Patricia Way, Grass Valley, CA 95949 80. ROSS, Robin, 509 Fireside Dr., Apt. 5, Lawrence, KS 66049 81. SANDERS, Elizabeth, Rt 5 Box 366, Warrensburg, MO 64093 82. SAYLER, John, 342 Woodlawn Circle, Lawrence, KS 66049 83. SCHEER, Elinor Dale, 3090 N.E. Lincoln, Hillsbora, OR 97124 84. SCHELL, Dorothy Viets, 731 S. Blaine, Moscow, ID 83843 85. SCHOTT, Cynthia, P.O. Box 3989, Lawrence, KS 66046 86. SHIRE, Kent, 1325 Penn St., Lawrence, KS 66044 87. SHOGRIN, Quentin and Donna, 648 Schwarz Rd., Lawrence, KS 66049 88. SHRIMPLIN, Frank and Edith, Box 7, Valley Falls, KS 66088 89. SMITH, Adell Carr, 5350 Old Wire Rd., Battlefield, MO 65619-9797 90. SMITH, Claude and Zona, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, KS 66049 91. SMITH, Nancy, 534 Kasold Dr., Lawrence, KS 66049 92. SMITH, Peggy, Rt. 2 Box 102A, Overbrook, KS 66524 93. SNEDEGER, Jean and Charles, 1638 Rhode Island St., Lawrence, KS 66044 94. SPENCER, Iona, RR 1 Box 274, Lecompton, KS 66050 95. TALLEY, Fay, 2020 Emerald Dr., Lawrence, KS 66046 96. TUFT, Marion, 1501 Inverness Dr., Apt. 313, Lawrence, KS 66047 97. TWEDDELL, Gertrude, 1501 Inverness Dr., Apt. 308, Lawrence, KS 66047 98. VAUGHN, Donald and Wilma, 1946 Barker Ave., Lawrence, KS 66046 99. VOPICKA, Joanne, 9133 S. 77th Ave., Bridgeview, IL 60455 100. WATKINS, Arthur and Frankie, Rt. 2 Box 95, Overbrook, KS 66524 101. WHITE, Marilyn, 9605 Sixth Ave., Inglewood, CA 90305-3207 102. WHITSON, Robert and Carol, Rt. 2 Box 142, Baldwin City, KS 66006 103. WILLIAMS, Patricia, P.O. Box 370, Ocean Park, WA 98640 104. WORLEY, Charles and Erma, RR 6 Box 24, Lawrence, KS 66046 The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.2 57 �Members of the Douglas Co., KS Genealogical Society, continued MEMBER SOCIETIES AND LIBRARIES INDIANA Allen County Public Library, Box 2270, Ft. Wayne, IN 46801-2270 OHIO Cincinnati Public Library, 800 Vine st., Cincinnati, OH 45202-2009 WISCONSIN State Historical Society of Wisconsin, 816 State st., Madison, WI 53706 CHANGE IN POLICY FOR INQUIRIES TO 'THE GENEALOGIST The Board at its December meeting voted to require a $10 deposit with requests for genealogical research by the Society. Those submitting requests without the deposit will be notified of the requirement before any research is undertaken. Those who have submitted inquiries before the Board's vote will not be affected. The change in policy was prompted by the difficulty the Society has experienced in collecting fees for research already completed. At the present time, the Society is without a genealogist, and member volunteers are researching requests at the Helen Osma Room in the Lawrence Public Library, where the Society and the local chapter of the D.A.R. keep their materials, and where the library'S own Kansas Collection is housed. While a great deal of material is available in this location, including cemetery and funeral home records, all issues of The Pioneer and its indexes, Lawrence City Directories, unindexe"d Kansas and Federal censuses on microfilm, and all il3sues of the Lawrence Journal World on microfilm (only partially indexed for the early 1890's), this location does not house at the present time any vital, court or land records other than those published by the Society (although we have published many). In order for these records to be searched, a specific request should be made, and it should be expected to cost more in terms of time involved. It should also be remembered that local records were destroyed in Quantrill's Raid August 21, 1863, and county birth and death records are extremely limited. We know there has been a delay in processing requests for information for which we apologize. If you are waiting for us to answer, please do not despair! We will get to it! NEN PROCEDURES FOR OBTAINING VITAL RECORDS FROlf THE STATE The Kansas Office of Vital Statistics (Landon State Office Building, 900 S.W. Jackson,lst Floor, Room 151, Topeka, KS 66612-1290) has made some changes in its application procedures for obtaining copies of vital records. Proof of identification is now required for the person making the request, such as driver's license, picture ID, social security card, credit card, military ID, voter registration, employment ID card, etc .. Application forms have also been revised for obtaining copies of birth and death certificates, marriage licenses, and divorce reports. The recording of births and deaths began at the statewide level in July 1911, divorces in 1951. The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.2 58 �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS IN ~864 The Kansas Annual Register for the Year 1864, published by the State Agricultural Society (a copy is available at the Lawrence Public Library, call number KC 978.1 ST28), gives an interesting description of Douglas County, Kansas, all of which will not be reprinted here, but genealogists might find the following excerpts of value, and certainly of interest: "population in 1860, 9,207 . . . . There is hardly a county in the State where the farmers have generally made better or more valuable improvements than in Douglas. The Pacific Railroad on the north, and the Leavenworth, Lawrence & Fort Gibson Railroad through the county, will, of course, afford all the facilities for commercial intercourse that can be desired, and always provide ample means for shipping the surplus of the agricultural or stock grower . • . • Lecompton was as early as 1855, made the capital of the Territory, and around and in it centered the strength and virulence of the pro-slavery rule in Kansas. Lawrence was equally dedicated to freedom, and destined to be the home of those who respected the rights and liberties of all men. These two towns were but twelve miles apart. Lecompton is now desolate and almost deserted. At one time it probably had about one thousand inhabitants, now it has not to exceed one hundred. Clinton, Bloomington, Black Jack, Prairie City, Baldwin City, the location of Baker University, and Franklin, are other villages in the county. Of these Baldwin City is the most thrifty at present, the superior educational advantages being a strong inducement for families to locate in the town and its viciriity." The following Douglas County names were also extracted from the text: BARRICKLOW, Farrington, Douglas Co. Commissioner. BLACKLIDGE, A.N., Lawrence, United States Commissioner for Douglas Co. BLOOD, James, Douglas Co. Treasurer. BROOKS, Paul K., Douglas Co. Clerk. BROOKS, Strange, Rev., Methodist Episcopal Church, Baldwin City. BROWN, Jno. S., Douglas Co. School Superintendent. CARDWELL, W.A., Rev., Church of United Brethren In Christ, Big Springs. CARRUTH, J.H., Rev., Professor of Natural Sciences, Baker University. CONWAY, Martin F., Douglas Co., candidate for Representative in Congress 1859. COPELAND, Jonathan, Rev~, Congregational Church, Clinton. CORDLEY, Richard, Rev., Congregational Church, Lawrence. CRAIG, W., Rev., Professor of Ancient Languages, Baker University. DAVIS, W.R., Rev., Methodist Episcopal Church, Baldwin City. DENNIS, L.B., Rev., Methodist Episcopal Church, Lawrence. DICKSON, Charles, Douglas Co. Commissioner. DRAPER, William, Representative for Douglas Co. 40th District, KS House of Representatives. ELLIOTT, Robert G., Lawrence, KS Senator for Douglas Co. 9th District. EMERY, J.S., Representative for Douglas Co. 36th District, KS House of Representatives. EVANS, James W., Douglas Co. Assessor. FARRE, Sebastian, Rev., Pastor of Church of St. John (Roman Catholic), Lawrence, attending counties of Douglas, Johnson, Lykins and Franklin. FERRILL, T.J .. , Rev., Methodist Episcopal Church, Baldwin City. FISHER, H.D., Rev., Methodist Episcopal Church, Lawrence. The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.2 59 �Douglas County, Kansas in 1864, continued FORD, George, Lawrence, united states Commissioner for Douglas Co. GINGERICH, J.S., Rev., Church of United Brethren in Christ, Lawrence. GLEASON, F., Lawrence, Assistant Assessor, District of KS, u.s. Internal Revenue, Division 7 Douglas Co. GLEASON, Fortunatus, Douglas Co. Commissioner. GREENE, H.M., Rev., Church of united Brethren in Christ, Twin Mound. GREGG, Abbie, Miss, Teacher of Primary Department, Baker university. HARTMAN, L.L., Rev., Professor of Mathematics, Baker University. Methodist Episcopal Church probationer, 2nd year, Kansas Conference. HENDRY, James M., Douglas Co. Probate Judge. HORTON, James C., Douglas Co. Register of Deeds. HUTCHINSON, C.C., Rev., Baptist Church, .Lawrence. KRETSINGER, Samuel, Rev., Church of United Brethren in Christ, Black Jack. LANE, James H., Lawrence, U.S. Senator for KS, term expires 1865. LEGATE, James F., Lawrence, Assessor for the District of KS, U.S. Internal Revenue. MOORE, B.F., Rev., Church of United Brethren in Christ, Lecompton. NASH, R.S., Rev., Rector Christ Church (Protestant Episcopal), Prairie City. Came to KS as a missionary in 1857. OGDEN, Stephen, Douglas Co. Sheriff. PADDOCK, G.W., Rev., President of Baker University, Baldwin City. Methodist Episcopal Church, 1st year probationer, Kansas Conference. PARKER, Sheldon, Rev., Methodist Episcopal Church, Baldwin City, 1st year probationer, Kansas Conference. PIPER, G.W., Rev., Methodist Episcopal Church, Baldwin City. PRENTISS, Thadeus, Douglas Co. Coroner. REYNOLDS, C., Rev., Protestant Episcopal Church, came to Lawrence in 1857, organized Trinity Church of Lawrence and Christ Church of Prairie City. REYNOLDS, Clarkson, Representative for Douglas Co. 37th District, KS House of Representatives. RIGGS, Samuel A., Lawrence, Attorney, Kansas Fourth District Court. ROBINSON, Charles, Douglas Co., Candidate for Governor of KS 1859. SCHOFIELD, W.H., Esq., Fiscal Agent, Baker University. STEINBERGH, T.J., Representative for Douglas Co. 35th District, KS House of Representatives. STEUCKEMANN, C., Rev., Methodist Episcopal Church, Lawrence. TAYLOR, Nathan, Rev., Methodist Episcopal Church, Baldwin City. THACHER, Solon 0., Lawrence, Judge, Kansas Fourth District Court, annual salary $1,500. Elected to office 1859. The Fourth District includes the counties of Douglas, Johnson, Miami, Linn, Bourbon, Allen, Anderson and Franklin. THOMAN, A., Representative for Douglas Co. 38th District, KS House of Representatives. UPHAM, W.P., Rev., Baptist Church, Lawrence. VEATCH, E., Rev., Baptist Church, Lawrence. WAKEFIELD, J.A., Representative for Douglas Co. 39th District, KS House of Representatives. WALCOTT, M.H.S., Mrs., Teacher of Music, Baker University. WHEELER, Holland, Douglas Co. Surveyor. WOODWORTH, Wilber F., Baldwin City, KS Senator for Douglas Co. 9th District. WORDEN, L.J., Lawrence, Chief Clerk, Office of the Assessor for the District of KS, U.S. Internal Revenue. The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.2 60 �KANSAS POST OFFICES IN ~864 This list of Kansas post offices was taken from The Kansas Annual Register for the Year 1864 (State Agricultural Society, Leavenworth, KS), where they are arranged by county. Those marked with an asterick (*) were county seats. We realize that some of the spellings may not seem right, but that's the way they appeared in 1864. Abilem*, Dickinson Co. Agnes City, Lyon Co. Albany, Nemaha Co. Allen, Lyon Co. Allendale, Johnson Co. America City, Nemaha Co. Americus, Lyon Co. Arington, Atchison Co. Ashland, Davis Co. Ash Point, Nemaha Co. Atchison*, Atchison Co. Auburn, Shawnee Co. Baldwin City, Douglas Co. Barnsville, Bourbon Co. Barrett, Marshall Co. Batcheller, Riley Co. Bath, Woodson Co. Bazaar, Chase Co. Beach Valley, Peketon Co. Belmont, Woodson Co. Big Springs, Douglas Co. Big Turkey, Santa Fe Road Black Jack, Douglas Co. Blooming Grove, Linn Co. Blue Rapids, Marshall Co. Brooklyn, Linn Co. Brushville, Cherokee Co. Burlingame*, Osage Co. Burlington, Caffey Co. Camp Creek, Coffey Co. Canton, Anderson Co. Capiona, Nemaha Co. Carlyle, Allen Co. Carson, Brown Co. Catholic Mission, Osage Nation Cedar Point, Chase Co. Central City, Nemaha Co. Centralia, Nemaha Co. centreville, Linn Co. Charlestown, Doniphan Co. Chelsea*, Butler Co. Cherry Creek, Anderson Co. Circleville, Jackson Co. Clay Centre, Clay Co. Claytonville, Brown Co. Clifton, Washington Co. Clinton, Douglas Co. Cold Spring, Allen Co. Columbus, Doniphan Co. Cottonwood Falls*, Chase Co. Council Grove*, Morris Co. Cresco, Anderson Co. Crooked Creek, Jefferson Co. Dayton, Bourbon Co. Delaware City, Leavenworth Co. Diamond springs, Morris Co. Doniphan, Doniphan Co. Dover, Shawnee Co. Easton, Leavenworth Co. Eden, Atchison Co. Eldorado, Irving Co. Elizabethtown, Anderson Co. Elmendaro, Lyon Co. Elwood, Doniphan Co. Emporia*, Lyon Co. Eudora, Douglas Co. Eureka*, Greenwood Co. Fairland, Marshall Co. Farmington, Dickinson Co. Forest Hill, Lyon Co. Ft. Larned, Pawnee Fork, Santa Fe Road Fort Leavenworth, Leavenworth Co. Fort Lincoln, Bourbon,Co. Fort Riley, Davis Co. Fort Scott*, Bourbon Co. Franklin, Douglas Co. Fremont, Lyon Co. Gardner, Johnson Co. Garnett*, Anderson Co. Gatesville, Clay Co. Geary, Doniphan Co. Geittard Station, Marshall Co. Geneva, Allen Co. Greenwood, Franklin Co. Hamlin, Brown Co. Hampden*, Coffey Co. Hartford, Lyon Co. Hawkswing, Linn Co. Henryville, Riley Co. Hiawatha*, Brown Co. Highland, Doniphan Co. Holton*, Jackson Co. The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.2 61 �Kansas Post Offices in 1864, continued Humboldt * , Allen Co. Huson, Atchison Co. Hyatt, Anderson Co. Indianapolis, Miami Co. Indian Creek, Linn Co. Indianola, Shawnee Co. Iola, Allen Co. Iowa Point, Doniphan Co. Irving, Marshall Co. Italia, Lyon Co. Jackson, Linn Co. James' Crossing, Jackson Co. Janesville, Greenwood Co. Junction City*, Davis Co. Kaw City, Jefferson Co. Kemwaka, Douglas Co. Kennekuk, Brown Co. Kenton, Davis Co. Kickapoo City, Leavenworth Co. Lafayette, Doniphan Co. Lambs Point, Dickinson Co. Lancaster, Atchison Co. Lanesfield, Johnson Co. Lawrence*, Douglas Co. Lean Dale, Wabaunsee Co. Leavenworth, Leavenworth Co. Lecompton, Douglas Co. Leon, Morris Co. Le Roy, Coffey Co. Lexington, Johnson Co. Lima, Allen Co. Lincoln, Nemaha Co. Little Stranger, Leavenworth Co. Locust Grove, Atchison Co. Lost Spring, Marion Co. Louisville*, Pottowatomie Co. Lyons, Miami Co. Madison, Greenwood Co. Magnolia, Allen Co. Manhattan*, Riley Co. Maple Hill, Wabaunsee Co. Mapleton, Bourbon Co. Marion, Douglas Co. Marmaton, Bourbon Co. Marysville*, Marshall Co. McKinney, Douglas Co. Miami Village, Miami Co. Mill Creek, Bourbon Co. Minneola, Franklin Co. Moneka, Linn Co. Monrovia, Atchison Co. Monticello, Johnson Co. Moore's Ranch, Marion Co. Mound City*, Linn Co. Mount Airey, Woodson Co. Mount Florence, Jefferson Co. Mount Gilead, Anderson Co. Mount Sterling, Bourbon Co. Muscotah, Atchison Co. Nashville, Coffey Co. Neosho Falls*, Woodson Co. New Eureka, Jackson Co. New Lancaster, Miami Co. Normanville, Doniphan Co. Nottingham, Marshall Co. Oakwood, Linn Co. Ogden, Riley Co. Ohio City*, Franklin Co. Olathe*, Johnson Co. Ole, Jefferson Co. Ontario, Nemaha Co. Osawkee, Jefferson Co. Osawattomie, Miami Co. Oskaloosa*, Jefferson Co. Ottawa Creek, Franklin Co. Ottumwa, Coffey Co. Ozark, Anderson Co. Padonia, Brown Co. Palermo, Doniphan Co. Paola*, Miami Co. Pardee, Atchison Co. Paris, Linn Co. Pawnee, Bourbon Co. Pawnee Fork or Ft. Larned, Santa Fe Rd Pleasant Grove, Greenwood Co. Pleasant Ridge, Leavenworth Co. Pleasant Spring, Nemaha Co.' Pleasant Springs, Atchison Co. Plum Grove, Atchison Co. Plymouth, Lyon Co. Potosi Rovella, Linn Co. Powhattan, Brown Co. Prairie City, Douglas Co. Quindaro, Wyandott Co. Randolph, Riley Co. Rantoul, Franklin Co. Redes, Anderson Co. Richardson, Shawnee Co. Richland, Shawnee Co. Ridgeway, Osage Co. Riley City, Davis Co. Robinson, Brown Co. Rockford, Bourbon Co. Rockville, Miami Co. Rodgersville, Washington Co. Rossville, Shawnee Co. Sabetha, Nemaha Co. Sac & Fox Agency, Osage Co. Sac Branch, Franklin Co. Saint George, Pottowatomie Co. The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.2 62 �Kansas Post Offices in 1864, continued Saint Mary's Mission, pottowatomie Co. Saint Nicholas, Atchison Co. Salina*, Saline Co. Sautrelle Falls, Jefferson Co. Scipio, Anderson Co. Senaca*, Nemaha Co. Shawnee, Johnson Co. Shell Rock Falls, Lyon Co. Shermansville, Franklin Co. Shields, Jefferson Co. Silver Creek, Chase Co. Smoky Hill, Dickinson Co. Solomon City, Saline Co. Sonora, Nemaha Co. Spencer, Atchison Co. Springdale, Leavenworth Co. springhill, Johnson Co. Squireville, Johnson Co. Stanton, Miami Co. Sumner, Atchison Co. Table Rock, Pawnee Co. Tecumseh, Shawnee Co. Timber City, pottowatomie Co. Toledo, Lyon Co. Topeka*, Shawnee Co. Towanda, otoe Co. Troy*, Doniphan Co. Turkey Creek, Bourbon Co. Twin Mound, Douglas Co. Twin Springs, Linn Co. Vienna, Pottowatomie Co. Wabaunsee*, Wabaunsee Co. Wakarusa, Douglas Co. Walnut Creek, Saline Co. Walnut Grove, Doniphan Co. Walnut Hill, Bourbon Co. Walton, Shawnee Co. Washington, Washington Co. Waterloo, Lyon Co. Wathena, Doniphan Co. Waushara, Lyon Co. Waveland, Shawnee Co. Westmoreland, Pottowatomie Co. White Cloud, Doniphan Co. Whitehead, Doniphan Co. Willow Springs, Douglas Co. Wilmington, Wabaunsee Co. Winchester, Jefferson Co. Wyandott*, Wyandott Co. Wyoming, Marshall Co. Xenia, Bourbon Co. The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.2 NEW RATES OF POSTAGE, JULY 1, 1863 Letters, prepaid by stamps, three cents each half ounce or fraction thereof, to all parts of the country, including California. If the stamp is omitted by oversight, the letter is forwarded, and double postage charged. Drop or local letters, two cents each half ounce prepaid, and all letters and papers delivered in cities free of charge. Circulars, unsealed, two cents for every three circulars to one address. Newspapers to any part of the United states, to regular subscribers, payable quarterly in advance, weekly, not over four ounces, five cents a quarter, and five cents for each additional four ounces; and an additional five cents for each additional issue, dailies six times a week being thirty cents a quarter. All other regular periodicals sent to subscribers, one cent for less than four ounces. Weekly newspapers free in the county where issued. Small periodicals referred to the Postmaster General. Books, not over four ounces, four cents; and four cents for each additional four ounces or fraction thereof, prepaid. Other miscellaneous packages, not over four ounces, two cents, and two cents for each additional four ounces, prepaid. These unbound miscellaneous packages include single transient papers, proofs, manuscripts for books, cards, samples, cuttings, roots, and all similar articles allowed in the mails. 63 �'l'aiNS and COlflfUllITIES OF DOUGLAS CO., KS, PAST & PRESENT This list was compiled from various sources, including various issues of The Pioneer; Kansas Post Offices, May 29, 1828 - August 3, 1961, by Robert w. Baughman (KS Postal History Society), found in the Society's collection at the Lawrence Public Library; Kansas Place-Names, by John Rydjord (Univ. of OK Press, 1972), Lawrence Public Library #KC 978.1 R978k; and a list of "Extinct Geographical Locations" found in Collections of the Kansas state Historical Society, 1911-1912, Vol. XII, in possession of the editor. Various names for the same place are noted in parentheses, as well as other counties that also had or have places of the same name. Aeolia (probably in Douglas Co.) - Mount Aeolia was a hill not far from Mount Oread, home of Gov. STANTON. Akron (Willow springs, Davis. Also Dikinson Co. , Cowley Co.) - Willow Springs name changed to Akron 9 May 1870, and back to Willow springs 13 Jun 1870. Akron Postmaster at name change John C. WEYBRIGHT, P.O. discontinued 13 Jun 1870. Aladdin - P.O. established 29 Apr 1875, 1st Postmaster Henry WEBBER, discontinued 5 Sep 1881. Alexander (Also Rush Co.) Alfred - P.O. established 20 Aug 1875, 1st Postmistress Mrs. M.E. RARICK, discontinued 1878, re-estab1ished 1882-1883, discontinued 30 Sep 1902 .• Appanoose - Located in N Franklin Co.; P.O. moved from Franklin Co. to Marion Twp., Douglas Co. 8 Dec 1857, 1st Postmaster Daniel DEAN, discontinued 3 Jul 1860. Baden - P.O. established 9 Nov 1883, 1st Postmaster William H. KINCAID, discontinued 1886, re-established 1888, discontinued 30 Jun 1891. Bald Eagle (LeCompton) Baldwin City (Baldwin, Palmyra) - In Palmyra Twp. 15 mi. S of Lawrence. First settled 1854 by Robert and Richard PIERSON, L.F. GREEN, Jacob CANTRELL and others. Gradually absorbed the town of Palmyra. Baldwin City P.O. name changed 22 May 1862 from Palmyra, Postmaster Darius SHOOK, name changed to Baldwin 14 Apr 1887, Postmaster Henry C. CARTER, named changed back to Baldwin City 16 Aug 1912. Belvoir - In N Clinton Twp. on Wakarusa River. P.O. established 26 Apr 1869, 1st Postmaster Lawrence D. BAILEY, discontinued 31 Jan 1903. Benicia - In Lecompton TWp .• Incorporated 1855 by G.W. JOHNSON, A. McDONALD, and M.D. WINTER. Big Springs (Bigspring, Coon Hollow Camp) - In W Lecompton Twp., 3 mi. from the Kansas River. P.O. established 7 Jan 1856, 1st Postmaster William G. VAUGHAN, name changed to Bigspring 7 Apr 1894, disccontinued 30 Sep 1903. Bismark Grove - In North Lawrence, Grant Twp., the site of many fairs, concerts, and other political and community events. Black Jack (Blackjack, Black Oak) - In Palmyra TWp. on the Santa Fe Trail, 5 mi. from Prairie City near Black Jack Creek. First settled by William RILE~, Daniel FEARER, E.D. PETTENFILL, S.A. STONEBRAKER, and H.N. BROCKWAY. P.O. established 15 Mar 1858, 1st Postmaster Algernon F. POWELL, name changed to Blackjack 20 Oct 1894, Postmaster James HEDLEY, discontinued 31 Jan 1895. Black Oak (Black Jack) Blanton - P:O. established 24 Sep 1855, 1st Postmaster Napoleon B. BLANTON, discontinued 23 Feb 1856. The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.2 64 �Towns and communities of Douglas Co., KS, Past & Present, continued Bloomington (Clinton. Also Osborne Co., former name of Rushville, Atchison Co.) - In Clinton Twp., in the area included in Washington Twp. in 1857. Incorporated 1857 by H. BURSON, N. RAMSEY, William JESSE, James M. DUNN, and P.P. FOWLER. Mail service out of Cass Co., MO prior to regular mail service in KS Territory, P.O. established 11 Jul 1855 about 1 mi. E of Clinton, 1st Postmaster Harrison BURSON, moved 30 Aug 1858 to Clinton. Blue Mound (Also Bourbon Co., Linn Co., Wallace Co.) - A hill near Blue Jacket's Crossing on the Wakarusa River, in Wakarusa Twp .. Bond (Lone star) - In Marion Twp •. P.O. established 29 Apr 1875, 1st Postmaster Silas BOND, discontinued 7 Feb 1876, re-established 6 Mar 1876, discontinued 2 or 10 Oct 1899. Name changed to Lone Star 1903. Brooklyn (Also Barton Co., Lincoln Co., Linn Co.) - On Santa Fe Trail. Settled 1854. Calcutta - 6 mi. west of Lawrence. P.O. established 29 Apr 1875, 1st Postmistress Sarah A. BOWEN, discontinued 20 Apr 1881. Camp Sackett captain's Creek (Clearfield) Chandler (Also Rooks Co.) Chaumiere (Douglas or Shawnee co.) - Incorporated 1857 by S.H. WOODSON, W. CHRISTMAN, T.N. STINSON, J.C. ANDERSON, and A. COMINGO. Clearfield (Captain's Creek) - In Palmyra Twp. S of Eudora. P.O. established 20 Aug 1885, 1st Postmaster John GLASER, discontinued 20 Jul 1900. Clinton (Winchester) - In Clinton Twp. between Rock Creek and the Wakarusa River about 9 mi. SW ot' Lawrence. Organized by Clinton Town Co. 1857, T.B. & R.N. WOODARD, H.W. TOMPSON, G.W. UMBARGER, c.o. & J.A. BEAM, M. A.LBIN, J. CASEBIER, Daniel VANCIL, A. CURTISS, Nicholas ALLGARES. P.O. moved 30 Aug 1858 from Bloomington, Postmaster Thomas MAJOR, discontinued 30 Nov 1927. Coal Creek (Vinland. Also Atchison Co., Ottawa Co.) Coon Hollow Camp (Big springs) Davis (Willow Springs, Akron) - In Willow Springs Twp. on the Santa Fe Trail. Established 28 Feb 1855. P.O. established 26 Feb 1855, 1st Postmaster Thomas MOCKBEE, name changed to Willow Springs 23 Jul 1861. Dayton (Also Bourbon Co., Dickinson Co., Labette Co., Shawnee Co.) Deer Creek (Stull) - Settlement of Pennsylvania Dutch in Kanwaka Twp .. Douglas (Lecompton. Also Linn Co., Douglass in Butler Co., Cowley Co.) - A steamboat stop on the Kansas River about 10 mi. above Lawrence in Lecompton Twp .. First settled 1854 by Paris ELLISON, only contained one house. Incorporated 1855 as pro-slavery town by J.W. REID, G.M. CLARK, C.E. KEARNEY, E.C. McCARTY, P. ELLISON, and M.W. McGEE. P.O. established 3 Mar 1855, 1st Postmaster Andrew McDONALD, moved to Lecompton 5 Sep 1855. Also briefly the name given to Lecompton. Echo - In Marion Twp •• P.O. established 22 Jun 1874, 1st Postmaster William MISENHIMER, discontinued 1875, re-established 1878, discontinued 1894, re-established 1894, discontinued 1 Nov 1900. Eudora - In N Eudora Twp. 7 mi. E of Lawrence near junction of Kansas and Wakarusa Rivers. Settled by Shawnee Indians. Wakarusa Shawnee Indian Methodist Mission established 1851, closed ca. 1854. Site purchased from Chief Pascal FISH 1857 by Neuer Ansiedlungs Verein, an association of Germans from Chicago. P.O. established 1 Sep 1857, 1st Postmaster Frederick METZEKE. Excelsior (Lawrence. Also Jewell Co., Mitchell Co.) Rivals of the Lawrence Town Company promoted a town to be called Excelsior, but abandoned it for 100 shares in the Lawrence Town Co .. Fairview (Also Anderson Co., Brown Co., Doniphan Co.) The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.2 65 �Towns and communities of Douglas Co., KS, Past & Present, continued Fort Saunders - 12 mi. SW of Lawrence. Fort Titus - Near Lecompton. Franklin (Also Crawford Co.) - In Wakarusa Twp. 4 mi. E of Lawrence, N of Blue Mound, on California Road (Oregon trail). Claimed Oct 1853 by Lewis B. WALLACE, settled 1854. Incorporated 1857 as pro-slavery town by brothers Lewis, Clark, & John M. WALLACE, Jeremiah CHURCH. P.O. established 21 Dec 1855, 1st Postmaster Samuel CRANE Jr., discontinued 7 Nov 1867. Gideon - P.O. established 30 Jan 1883, 1st Postmaster Harvey B. BOWEN, discontinued 30 Sep 1902. Glen Burn - P.O. established 12 Mar 1875, 1st Postmaster Hugh CAMERON, discontinued 8 Dec 1875. Glendale (Also Bourbon Co., Leavenworth Co.) - P.O. established 24 Jun 1856, 1st Postmaster O.H. BROWNE, discontinued 6 Feb 1857. Globe (Marion, Washington) - In SE Marion TWp .. P.O. name changed 24 Aug 1881 from Marion, Postmaster William FEATHERSTON, discontinued 1894, reestablished 1895, discontinued 1 Nov 1900. Grover (Also Ottawa Co.) - In NW Lecompton Twp. W of Lecompton. P.O. established 8 Feb 1886, 1st Postmaster William H. CHRISTIAN, discontinued 1895, re-established 1897, discontinued 16 Jan 1899. Harmony - About 6 mi. S & 2.5 mi. W of Eudora. Hesper (Springfield) - In E Eudora Twp., 3 mi. S & 1 mi. E of Eudora. P.O. established 23 Sep 1868, 1st Postmaster Mahlon STUBBS, discontinued 20 Jul 1900. Hickory Point (Also Jefferson Co.) - 10 mi. S of Lawrence, just SE of Brooklyn. Settled 1854. High Prairie (Also former name of Bowling, Leavenworth Co.) - Site of one of the earliest schools in Willow springs Twp .. Holling - P.O. established 15 Jul 1869, 1st Postmaster David H. TEETER, discontinued 1 Nov 1900. Hopewell (Also Pratt Co.) Horseshoe Lake (Lakeview) - Trading post established by Frederick CHOUTEAU 1829, abandoned 1831. Independence (Also Montgomery Co.) India - Railroad station S of Lawrence. Jefferson (North Lawrence, Jefferson City. Also in Arapahoe Co., CO, formerly part of KS Territory, Montgomery Co., Republic Co.) - In Sarcoxie Twp., Jefferson Co. until 1867, when Grant Twp. became part of Douglas Co., on N side of Kaw River across from Lawrence. Settled by Delaware Indians, site purchased from Chief SARCOXIE by group of Lawrence men. P.O. established ~n Jefferson Co. 19 Dec 1865, 1st Postmaster Dr. George J. TALLMAN, discontinued 31 Dec 1872. Kanwaka (Kahawha, Kannaka, Kemwaka) - In Kanwaka Twp. on the Oregon-California Trail. Settled Jul 1854 by John A. WAKEFIELD. P.O. established 7 Apr 1857, 1st Postmaster Henry L. BALDWIN, discontinued 1870, re-established 1898, discontinued 14 Apr 1900. Kezervil1e - P.O. established 20 Mar 1856, 1st Postmaster Daniel J. KEZER, discontinued 18 Sep 1856. Lakeview (Lake View, Horseshoe Lake. Also Lake View in McPherson Co.) - In NW Wakarusa Twp .. P.O. established 20 Feb 1898, 1st Postmaster Joseph C. PATTON, discontinued 15 Jun 1914. Lane (Also Franklin Co.) - P.O. established 3 Mar 1855, 1st Postmaster A.F. POWELL, discontinued 10 Mar 1856. The Pioneer, Vol. xv, No.2 66 �Towns and Communities of Douglas Co., KS, Past & Present, continued Lapeer (Marion) - In Marion Twp. near the headwaters of Rock Creek. First settled 1855 by George SHOBERT, Peter DODDLER, James BAKER, and Samuel HAYS. P.O. established 17 Mar 1873, 1st postmaster Thomas WALLER, discontinued and re-established 1875, discontinued 30 Sep 1902. Lawrence (Excelsior, Mount Oread, New Boston, Wakarusa, Yankeetown. Also Butler Co., Doniphan Co., Laurence in Leavenworth Co.) - In N Wakarusa Twp. on Kansas (Kaw) River 25 mi. E of Topeka. Claims May 1854 by Clarke STEARNS and John BALDWIN. Settled Aug 1854 by the New England Emigrant Aid Co. from MA as a free-state town. Officially named Lawrence 6 Sep 1854. Lawrence Association formed 18 Sep 1854. P.O. established 13 Jan 1855, 1st Postmaster Carmi W. BABCOCK. Lecompton (Bald Eagle, Douglas) - In Lecompton Twp. on the Kansas River, 15 mi. from Topeka. First settled in 1854 by A.W. and A.G. GLENN, G.W. ZINN, David MARTIN, M.S. WINTER and William SHIRLEY. capital of proslavery government of KS Territory 1857-8. P.O. established 5 Sep 1855, 1st Postmaster George W. TAYLOR. Lone Star (Bond. Also Sumner Co.) - About 12 mi. SW of Lawrence in Washington Creek Valley, Marion Twp. at corner of Marion, Clinton, Willow springs Twps .. P.O. name changed from Bond 2 or 10 Oct 1899, Postmaster John M. FLORY, discontinued 15 May 1953. Louisiana (Salem) - On Santa Fe Trail 2 mi. NW of Baldwin in the area included in Calhoun Twp., later Palmyra Twp., in 1857. A "Paper Town" that never actually existed as a town. Area settled 1854. Incorporated 1855 by Daniel JONES, John M. BANKS, F.M. COLEMAN, Joseph FAGER, Thomas EMERY, Zachariah JOHNSON, Richard YOUNG, B.F. BOUNDS, William CUMMINS, Joshua CUMMINS, Jonah WAGONER, J.F. BENNET, Thomas HOPKINS, Jacob BUCKLEY, H.W. YOUNGER and Andrew J. ISAACS. P.O. established 27 Jun 1856, 1st Postmaster John M. BANKS, discontinued 16 May 1857. Marion (Globe. Also Marion Co.) - In Marion Twp. 16 mi. SW of Lawrence. Laid off in 1857-8 by Marion Town Co .. P.O. established 16 Nov 1858, 1st Postmaster David P. BRENN I MAN , name changed to Globe 24 Aug 1881. Marshall (Also Saline, Sedgwick Co.) - In Lecompton Twp. on California Road S of Lecompton. Incorporated by Thomas H. DOYLE, George B. BROWN, Jerome KUNKLE, R.M. NACE, Charles A. FARIS, William McDONALD, G.H. BROWN, C.N. MICHIE. P.O. moved from Prairie City 11 Dec 1878, Postmaster Humphrey J. WILLETT, discontinued 30 Jun 1903. McKinney - P.O. established 5 May 1857, 1st Postmaster William McKINNEY, discontinued 12 Mar 1868. . Media - In Palmyra Twp .. First settled Nov 1878 by E.G. GILBERT and H.W. WILLETT family. P.O. moved from Prairie City 11 Dec 1878, Postmaster Humphrey J. WILLETT, discontinued 30 Jun 1903. Midland - In Grant Twp. N of North Lawrence. Miller (Douglas Co.? Also Lyon Co.) - P.O. established 1855, abolished 1856. Not in list of Douglas Co. Post Offices, however. Miller's Springs (Millersburg) - On California Road. Millersburg (Miller's Springs. Also Cherokee Co., Lyon Co.) Mount Hope (Also Sedgwick Co.) - On California Road,S mi. from Lawrence. Mount'Oread (Lawrence) - The hill occupied by Kansas University. Nevada (Also Arapahoe Co., CO, once part of KS Territory, Ness Co.) - P.O. established 29 Dec 1855, 1st Postmaster Patrick H. McGEE, discontinued 8 May 1857. New Boston (Lawrence) New Haven (Also Reno Co.) Norla - On railroad E of Lawrence. The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.2 67 �Towns and Communities of Douglas Co., KS, Past & Present, continued North Lawrence (Jefferson, Lawrence) - In Grant Twp .. P.O. name changed from Jefferson 31 Dec 1872, Postmaster Uriah BIGGS, discontinued 30 Sep 1885. Oak Grove (Also Pottawatomie Co.) Pacific City (Also Nemaha co.) - In the area included in Calhoun Twp., later Palmyra Twp., in 1857. Palmyra (Baldwin, Baldwin City) - On the Sante Fe Trail in the area included in Calhoun Twp., later Palmyra Twp., in 1857. Settled 1854. Town laid off by Palmyra Town Co. Jun 1855. P.O. established 29 Jun 1857, 1st Postmaster Newman BLOOD, name changed to Baldwin City 22 May 1862. Pleasant Grove (Also Greenwood Co., Phillips Co.) - In Willow Springs Twp •• First settled 1854 by Joseph EBERHART family. P.O. established 10 Jul 1879, 1st Postmaster Augustus M. ELLIS, discontinued 1 Nov 1900. Pleasant Valley (Also Coffey Co., Lincoln Co.) Prairie center ( Also Johnson Co.) Prairie City (Also Osage Co.) - In Palmyra Twp., in the area included in Calhoun Twp. in 1857, 1 mi. SW of Baldwin City. Settled 1854. Incorporated 1857 by S.R. HIERONYMOUS, P.L. DOAN, A. BRISVALDER, J. GILCHRIST and R. LESTER. 2nd incorporation 4 Feb 1859. P.O. established 7 Oct 1856, 1st Postmaster John R. WINTON, moved to Media 11 Dec 1878. Range Line Quayle - On railroad N of Baldwin City. Rock Creek (Also Jefferson Co., Lyon Co., Pottawatomie Co., Rock Creek crossing in Morris Co .. Same name given to 28 creeks and 7 Twps. in KS) - School site in Marion TWp .. Creek in Clinton & Marion Twps .. Roscoe (Also Graham Co.) Salem (Louisiana) - On santa Fe Road. Sebastian (Also Wyandotte Co.) - In the area included in Wakarusa Twp. in 1857. . Seigel (Sigel) - In Clinton Twp •. P.O. established 28 Feb 1900, 1st Postmaster C.E. BOSSERMAN, discontinued 14 Dec 1901. Sibley (Sibleyville. Also Cloud Co.) - In SE Wakarusa Twp .. P.O. established 29 Jan 1884, 1st Postmaster George W. BELL, discontinued 15 Jun 1934. Sigel (Seigel) - In Clinton Twp .. P.O. established 20 Dec 1862, 1st Postmaster Abel YATES, discontinued 1874, re-established 1875-1888, re-established 1891-1895, re-established and rescinded 13 Nov 1896. Springfield (Hesper. Also Anderson Co., Brown Co., Clay Co., Mitchell Co., Sedgwick Co., Seward Co.) - 1 mi. E of Hesper. Site of Friends Meeting House built 1862, congregation moved to new Meeting House in Hesper 1884. Stull (Deer Creek) - In W Kanwaka Twp .. P.O. established 27 Apr 1899, 1st Postmaster Silvester STULL, discontinued 30 Sep 1903. Titus - Voting precinct near Lecompton 1854-1855. Twin Mound (Twin Mounds. Also Cloud Co., Lincoln Co., Marshall Co., Norton Co., Osage Co., Wilson Co.) - In NW Marion Twp. 7 mi. SW of Bloomington. Settled 1857 by Henry HIATT family. Organized May 1863. P.O. established 30 Jun 1858, 1st Postmaster Henry HIATT, discontinued 31 Jan 1903. Tyler Place - Vacated 1895. Union (Also Chase Co., Riley Co., Smith Co.) - Site of a school in Willow Springs Twp. until 1862. Vinland (Coal Creek, Vineland) - In Palmyra Twp. about 9 mi. SE of Lawrence, N of Baldwin City, on Santa Fe Railroad. P.O. established 25 Sep 1868, 1st Postmaster George CUTTER, discontinued 30 Apr 1954. Wakansa The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.2 68 �Towns and communities of Douglas Co., KS, Past & Present, continued Wakarusa (Lawrence. Also Shawnee Co.) - In Wakarusa Twp. on California Road (Oregon Trail), absorbed into Lawrence. One of first areas settled in KS Territory 1854. P.o. established 16 May 1857, 1st Postmaster John E. STEWART, discontinued 1863, re-established 1863, discontinued 17 Oct 1866. Washington (Also Osage Co., Shawnee Co., Washington Co.) - Near Big Springs on California Road in the area included in Washington Twp. in 1857. Incorporated 1855 by F.P. McGEE, George M. REDMAN, and M.W. McGEE. Also briefly the name of Globe. Washington Creek - In W Wakarusa Twp. on Washington Creek. ,The creek itself runs into Marion Twp •. P.O. established 25 Apr 1873, 1st Postmaster John TURBETT, discontinued 23 Jun 1882. Weaver (Also Osage Co.) - In NE Eudora Twp. 1 mi. E and 1 mi. N of Eudora, in a bend of the Kansas River, on Santa Fe Railroad. Settled by 1865. P.O. established 22 Ju1 1891, 1st Postmaster John F. WEAVER, discontinued 30 Sep 1903. Wheatland (Also McPherson Co., Nemaha Co.) - P.O. established 8 Jul 1856, 1st P.M. Martin V.B. SPICER, discontinued 25 Nov 1856. willow Springs (Davis, Akron. Also Franklin Co., Mitchell Co.) - In the area included in Washington Twp. in 1857. Resting place on Santa Fe Trail. P.O. name changed from Davis 23 Ju1 1861, Postmaster Edward H. VANHOESEN, name changed to Akron 9 May 1870, back to Willow Springs 13 Jun 1870, discontinued 1 Nov 1900. Wilson's springs (Probably Willow Springs) Winchester (Clinton) - Name changed to Clinton 2 Mar 1857 as town was being organized. Worden - In Willow springs Twp .. P.O. established 22 Sep 1884, 1st Postmaster John F. SCHOTT, discontinued 1895, re-estab1ished 1896, discontinued 15 Jul 1904. Yankeetown (Lawrence) - Name used by pro-slavery sympathizers for Lawrence. EARLY LAWRENCE WEATHER The information for this article was taken from an address by Professor Hamiltoll Perkins CADY of the University of Kansas, sent to the granges and, labor organizations of Kansas in 1911 by the Department of University Extension at K.U., and reprinted in Collections of the Kansas State Historical Society, 1911-1912. Lawrence weather records were kept by one man, Dr. Francis H. SNOW, from 1868 to 1909. As a consequence, the data was taken in a uniform manner and is very reliable for studying variances. Dr. SNOW was the first weather recorder in Lawrence. Only Leavenworth, where records began in 1836, and Manhattan, where records began in 1858, have older Kansas records, but the data in those places is not totally complete, being interrupted at various intervals. During his tenure, Dr. SNOW saw rainfall increase at Lawrence at the rate of about .17 of an inch per year. At the beginning of his records, the average yearly rainfall was 33.33 inches, increasing to 40.45 inches by the end, but varying greatly from year to year. For example, the precipitation for 1897 was 23.79 inches, while that for the next year, 1898, was 44.05 - a difference of more than 20 inches! The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No,. 2 69 �OOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS VOLUNTEERS -..J o ~86~-~865 This list was extracted and alphabetized from the Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Xansas, Vol. 1, 1861-1865, and another volume for the year 1864, which can be found in the Lawrence Public Library Kansas Collection, as well as the Kansas State Historical Society Library in Topeka. The first volume (1865) contains only the 1st through 11th Regiments. In the 1865 report, the Adjutant General notes that his office does not have complete records for all soldiers, and other records are incomplete. Other records conflict so that "a discriminating judgement often has to be exercised." Many cases involve men captured or wounded or who voluntarily returned from desertion where the records did not report this. Likewise, when a whole regiment was mustered out, all its members were usually recorded as being mustered out on that date, regardless of whether they were actually present, out on detached duty or in the hospital. In this extraction, only those who list Doulgas County residences are recorded here, and in many cases the original records did not record the residence. It will also be noted that where the name of a location in Douglas County is the same as the location name in another county, all those whose residences could have been in Douglas County were extracted. Also, where discrepancies exist between the two volumes, the 1865 volume information is used i f possible, since it was published later and contains many corrections. Some notes indicate which volume was used (1865 is used as the date of the 1861-1865 volume). The 1864 volume lists some birthdates and places where the later volume does not, and these are noted. To assist in identifying mustering in and out dates and places and how they may apply to the indivudual soldier, we have also extracted a regimental "history." ORGANIZATION MUSTER IN MUSTER OUT 1st Regiment Infantry 3 Jun 1861 Leavenworth, KS 17 Jun 1864 Ft. Leavenworth, KS Major Battles: Wilson's Creek, MO. Transferred to Lake Providence, LA and Vicksburg, MS Vetern Battalion 1st Infantry 28 May 1864 Bovina, MS 30 Aug 1865 Little Rock, AR 2nd Regiment Infantry 14 May 1861 Kansas City, MO 31 Oct 1861 Ft. Leavenworth, KS Major Battles: Wilson's Creek, MO 2nd Regiment Cavalry 7 May 1862 Shawneetown, KS 21 Apr 1865 Little Rock, AR 22 Jun 1865 Ft. Gibson, C.N. (OK) Co. B to 3rd KS Battery, New Co. B recruited spring 1862. Major Battles: Prairie Grove; Cane Hill; Old Ft. Wayne; Van Buren, AR 3rd Regiment Infantry Consolidated with 4th Regiment into 10th Regiment early spring 1862. 1st New Mexico Volunteers, Light Artillery Co. to 1st Infantry. 4th Regiment Infantry Consolidated with 3rd Regiment into 10th Regiment early spring 1862. 5th Regiment Cavalry 2 Dec 1864 Leavenworth, KS 31 Dec 1861 Barnesville, KS 22 Jun 1865 De Vall's Bluff, AR Cos. L, M consolidated and transferred to 15th Regiment New Co. B 20 Jul 1865. Major Battles: Morristown, MO; Helena, MS; Mark's Hill; Little Rock, AR; Pine Bluff, AR �6th Regiment Cavalry :c: o . 10 Sep 1861 Ft. Scott, KS 22 Mar 1865 De Vall's Bluff, AR 18 Jul 1865 De Vall's Bluff, AR Records destroyed in retreat from Camden to Little Rock, AR. Major Battles: Drywood; Newtonia; Old Fort Wayne; Cane Hill; Prairie Grove; Honey Springs; Camden Expedition. Became part of "Army of the Frontier" on AR River Mar 1864, assigned to Ft. Gibson (now OK) and Ft. Smith, AR 7th Regiment Cavalry 28 Oct 1861 Ft. Leavenworth, KS 29 Sep 1865 Ft. Leavenworth, KS Called "Jayhawker" Regiment. Reorganized into Veteran Regiment 1863. Many died of disease in MS 8th Regiment Infantry 2 Sep 1861 Lawrence, KS 28 Nov 1865 San Antonio, TX Organized as "Home Guards." Major Battles: Corinth; perryville; Chattanooga, TN; Nashville, TN; Stone River; Chicamauga, GA; Missionary Ridge; Lookout Mountain; Atlanta, GA 9th Regiment Cavalry 24 Mar 1862 Leavenworth, KS 16 Jan 1865 De Vall's Bluff, AR 17 Jul 1865 De Vall's Bluff, AR Detachments protected mail routes and wagon trains to Ft. Bridger, MT Terr., and Santa Fe, NM 10th Regiment Infantry 24 Jul 1861 Mound City, KS 20 Aug 1864 Leavenworth, KS Major Battles: Drywood; Osceola; Van Buren, AR; Cane Hill; Prairie Grove. 1863 transferred to guard prisoners at Alton, IL and provost duty at St. Louis, MO Veteran Battalion 10th Infantry· 14 Aug 1864 St. Louis, MO 30 Aug 1865 Montgomery, AL 19 Aug 1865 Ft. Leavenworth, KS 11th Regiment Cavalry 15 Sep 1862 Ft. Leavenworth, KS 26 Sep 1865 Ft. Leavenworth, KS Major Battles: Cane Hill; Prairie Grove; Van Buren, AR; Lexington; Little Blue; Big Blue; westport, MO; Mound City. A detachment followed Quantrill after his raid 21 Aug 1863 12th Regiment Infantry 30 Sep 1862 Paola, KS 30 Jun 1865 Little Rock, AR Major Battles: Camden, Expedition, AR; Saline, AR. Stationed primarily in KS, then Ft. Smith, AR 13th Regiment Infantry 20 Sep 1862 Atchison, KS 26 Jun 1865 Little Rock, AR Major Battles: Prairie Grove. Posted mainly Ft. Scott, KS and Ft. Smith, AR 14th Regiment Cavalry 20 Nov 1863 Ft. Scott, KS 25 Jun 1865 Ft. Gibson, C.N. Co. M from 4th Indian Regiment. Major Battles: Camden Expedition, AR; Moscow, AR; Saline, AR 15th Regiment Cavalry 17 Oct 1863 Ft. Leavenworth, KS 19 Oct 1865 Ft. Leavenworth, KS Fought mostly raiders in KS and MO 16th Regiment Cavalry 8 Oct 1864 Ft. Leavenworth, KS 6 Dec 1865 Ft. Leavenworth, KS Major Battles: Big Blue near Westport, MO. Detachment fought Indians on plains 17th Regiment Infantry 8 Jul 1864 Leavenworth, KS No evidence on file 100 day enlistment for garrison duty at Leavenworth, Lawrence, Paola, and other places 1st Regiment Colored Infantry 2 May 1863 Ft. Scott, KS 1 Oct 1865 Pine Bluff, AR Major Battles: Cabin Creek; Honey Springs; Sherwood; Baxter's Springs; Camden Expedition, AR. Many killed in ambush at Sherwood, MO on way to Baxter Springs 2nd Regiment Colored Infantry 1 Nov 1863 Ft. Scott, KS 9 Oct 1865 Camden, AR Major Battles: Cabin Creek; Honey Springs; Sherwood; Baxter's Springs; Camden Expedition, AR 1st Light Battery 24 Jul 1861 Mound City, KS 17 Jul 1865 Leavenworth, KS Sent to st. Louis, MO~ and IN, then to Columbus, KY to join "Army of Tennessee and Mississippi" ~ III :::s CII III CII ~ o ..... t: :::s rt CD CD I-j CII o o :::s ....:::s rt t: CD Q. �ORGANIZATION MUSTER OUT MUSTER IN 2nd Light Battery 10 Sep 1862 Ft. Scott, KS 11 Assigned to 1st Brigade, 1st Division, "Army of the Frontier." Major Gibson (now OK), Ft. Smith, AR 3rd Light Battery 27 Nov 1861 Ft. Leavenworth, KS 19 Originally Co. B, 2nd Cavalry. Posted mainly in Indian Territory and Independent Colored Battery 1 Jan 1865 Ft. Leavenworth, KS 22 :c: o NAME, RANK REMARKS REGIMENT, CO. ABERNATHY, John J., pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. C Assigned to New Co. C, 18 Mar 1865 ABERNATHY, John J., pvt. 2nd Cavalry, New Co. C Mustered out 22 Jun 1865, Ft. Gibson, C.N. (OK) ABERNATHY, William D., pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. C Assigned to New Co. C, 18 Mar 1865 ABERNATHY, William, pvt. 2nd Cavalry, New Co. C Mustered out 22 Jun 1865, Ft. Gibson, C.N. (OK) ADAMS, Benjamin F., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E Transferred to Co. M, 18 Apr 1864 ADAMS, Benjamin F., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Age 19, b. MO. Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865. ADAMS, C.H., pvt. 17th Infantry, Co. F Age 29, b. TN ADAMS, Charles W., Col. 12th Infantry, Staff ADAMS, David C., 1st Lt. 3rd Regiment, Co. H ADAMS, John, pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. D Promoted Corporal 11 Dec 1861 ADAMS, John, Corp. 2nd Cavalry, Co. D Age 31. Promoted Sergeant 12 Apr 1864 ADAMS, John, Sgt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. D Mustered out 14 Jan 1865, Leavenworth, KS ADAMS, John N., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E Transferred to Co. M, 18 Apr 1864 ADAMS, John N., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Age 21, b. MO. Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865 AGNEW, Francis M., pvt. 5th Cavalry, Co. M Age 18, b. GA. Promoted Bugler Aug 1865 Leavenworth, KS Battles: Cabin Creek. posted at Ft. Jan 1865 Leavenworth, KS AR Jul 1865 Ft. Leavenworth, KS RESIDENCE ENLISTMENT MUSTER IN Lawrence 20 Oct 1863 19 Dec 1863 Lawrence 20 Oct 1863 19 Dec 1863 Lawrence 20 Oct 1863 19 Dec 1863 Lawrence 20 Oct 1863 19 Dec 1863 Wakarusa 22 Mar 1864 Wakarusa 22 Mar 1864 Residence Lawrence 1864 Lawrence 25 Jul 1864 ...... Co 0\ 22 Mar 1864 ...... I ...... 22 Mar 1864 . Co 0\ U, Q g rt f... ::s c Lawrence Wakarusa Baldwin City 2 Dec 1861 12 Dec 1863 2 Dec 1861 Baldwin City 2 Dec 1861 2 Dec 1861 Baldwin City 2 Dec 1861 2 Dec 1861 Lawrence 8 Feb 1864 8 Feb 1864 Lawrence 8 Feb 1864 8 Feb 1864 Black Jack 10 May 1863 25 Jun 1863 m 0.. �AGNEW, Francis M., Bugler 5th Cavalry, Co. M Black Jack 10 May 1863 Transferred to New Co. B, 15th KS Volunteer Cavalry, 20 Jul 1865 ALBERT, William (See ALBERTS, William) ALBERTS, William, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A 21 Oct 1861 Lawrence Age 18, b. KS. Assigned to New Co. A ALBERTS, William, pvt. 9th Cavalry, New Co. A Lawrence 20 Jun 1862 Mustered out 19 Jun 1865 ALISON, James W. (See ALLISON, James W.) ALLEN, Asaph, 1st Lt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B Lawrence bw NY. Promoted Captain 20 Nov 1861 ALLEN, Asaph, Capt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B Lawrence b. NY. Mustered out 19 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS ALLEN, Carley B. (See ALLEN, Charley S.) ALLEN, Charles, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. C Lawrence 4 Nov 1861 Age 18, b. L. Canada. Transferred to Company E, 28 May 1862 ALLEN, Charles, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. E Lawrence 4 Nov 1861 Age 18, b. L. Canada. Discharged for disability 19 Apr 1863, Leavenworth, KS ALLEN, Charley B., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B Lawrence 19 Nov 1861 Age 26, b. Canada. Veteran, re-enlisted 21 Mar 1864, assigned to New Co. B ALLEN, Charley B., pvt. 9th Cavalry, New Co. B Lawrence 21 Mar 1864 Re-enlisted veteran from Co. B; mustered out 17 Jul 1865, De Vall's Bluff, AR ALLEN, Elmore, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B Lawrence 9 Nov 1861 Age 33, b. NY. Discharged for disability 16 Feb 1864, Lawrence, KS ALLEN, Jeremiah, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. C Lawrence 20 Oct 1861 Age 45, b. L. Canada. Died of Typhoid Fever, Fort Scott, KS, 15 Dec 1861 ALLEN, Joseph W., pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 25 May 1861 Age 22, b. PA. Promoted Corporal 1 Jun 1861; mustered out with regiment 17 Jun 1864 ALLEN, Joseph W., Corp. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 25 May 1861 Age 22, b. PA. Promoted Sergeant 1 Sep 1861 ALLEN, Joseph W., Sgt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 25 May 1861 Age 22, b. PA. Reduced to ranks 10 Aug 1862 for desertion ALLEN, Luther W., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B Lawrence 9 Nov 1861 Age 28, b. NY. Promoted Quartermaster Sergeant 20 Nov 1861; discharged for disability Leavenworth, KS ALLEN, Luther W., Qrtrmstr. Sgt. 20 Nov 1861 9th Cavalry, Co. B Lawrence Age 23, b. NY. Reduced to ranks 4 Jun 1862 ALLISON, James W., pvt. 14 May 1861 2nd Infantry, Co. D Lawrence Age 24. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861. Residence Ottumwa 1865 ALLISON, Lewis, pvt. 22 May 1863 5th Cavalry, Co. M Prairie City Promoted 1st Sergeant 25 Jun 1863 20 Jun 1862 20 Jun 1862 12 Oct 1861 20 Nov 1861 12 Feb 1862 12 Feb 1862 19 Nov 1861 24 Mar 1864 9 Nov 1861 20 Oct 1861 1 Jun 1861 1 Jun 1861 1 Jun 1861 9 Nov 1861 10 Sep 1862, 20 Nov 1861 20 Jun 1861 25 Jun 1863 �NAME, RANK REMARKS ~ o REGIMENT, CO. RESIDENCE ENLISTMENT ALLISON, Lewis, 1st Sgt. 5th Cavalry, Co. M P r a i r i e City 22 May 1863 Age 36, b. NY. Transferred as 1st Sergeant to New Co. B, 15th KS Volunteer Cavalry, 20 AMBROSE, Gave, pvt. 16th Cavalry, Co. L Prairie City 6 Mar 1864 Age 28, b. IN Territory ANANNY, Patrick H., pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 25 May 1861 Age 29, b. Ireland. Wounded at Battle of Wilson's Creek. Promoted Corporal 1 Jun 1861 ANANNY, Patrick H., Corp. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 25 May 1861 Age 29, b. Ireland. Deserted Springfield, MO, 10 Aug 1861 ANDERSON, A.J., pvt. 17 Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 25 Jul 1864 Age 26, b. Sweden ANDERSON, Augustin, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. M 25 Mar 1864 Clinton Died of disease, De Vall's Bluff, AR, 28 Apr 1865 ANDERSON, Charles H., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B 28 Mar 1864 Wakarusa Assigned to New Co. B ANDERSON, Charles H., pvt. 9th Cavalry, New Co. B Wakarusa 28 Mar 1864 Mustered out 17 Jul 1865, De Vall's Bluff, AR ANDERSON, H.L. (See ANDERSON, Henry S.) ANDERSON, Henry S., pvt. 10th Infantry, Co. B 30 Aug 1861 Lawrence Promoted Sergeant ANDERSON, Henry S., Sgt. 10th Infantry, Co. B 30 Aug 1861 Lawrence Age 30, b. MO. Promoted 1st Lt., 3rd Independent Home Guard, 11 Jul 1862 ANDERSON, John G., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E Wakarusa 31 Mar 1864 Age 28, b. IL. Transferred to Co. M, 18 Apr 1864. Residence Lawrence 1864 ANDERSON, John G., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Wakarusa 31 Mar 1864 Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865 ANDERSON, Joseph L., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. M 25 Mar 1864 Clinton Died of disease, Ft. Smith, AR, 4 Jun 1864 ANDERSON, L.G., Capt. 3rd Regiment, Co. G Franklin ANDERSON, Lars, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A 21 Oct 1861 Lawrence Age 29, b. Sweden. No evidence of muster out on file ANDERSON, William, pvt. 10th Infantry, Co. I 13 Dec 1862 Clinton Age 16, b. MO. Deserted, Camp Jewel, MO, 8 Apr 1863 ANENNY, Patrick D. (See ANANNY, Patrick D.) ARCHIBALD, Frederick W., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E 24 Mar 1864 Lawrence Transferred to Co. M, 18 Apr 1864 ARCHIBALD, Frederick W., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M 24 Mar 1864 Lawrence Age 18, b. N. Scotia. Promoted Corporal 3 Dec 1864 MUSTER IN 25 Jun 1863 Jul 1865 1 Jun 1861 1 Jun 1861 31 Mar 1864 30 Mar 1864 30 Mar 1864 30 Aug 1861 30 Aug 1861 31 Mar 1864 31 Mar 1864 31 Mar 1864 14 Oct 1864 24 Oct 1861 24 Mar 1864 24 Mar 1864 �~ (J) ....'tJ o ::J .., (J) (J) .;: o ..... ..,J U1 ARCHIBALD, Frederick W., Corp. 11th Cavalry, Co. M 24 Mar 1864 24 Mar 1864 Lawrence Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865 ARNEL, Isaac B., Corp. 16th Cavalry, Co. G 2 Nov 1864 Willow Springs Age 45, b. OH ASHBY, George W., Capt. 12th Infantry, Co. D 19 Aug 1862 Prairie City Age 37, b. KY ASHBY, John W., Corp. 12th Infantry, Co . 0 19 Aug 1862 Prairie City Age 26, b. IN ASHENBRENNER, Frederick, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. 0 3 Jun 1861 3 Jun 1861 Lawrence Mustered out with regiment 16 Jun 1864 ASHLEY, James, 1st Lt. 21st Regiment, Co. K 29 Jun 1864 Prairie City 16th Cavalry, Co. K ASHLEY, T.G., pvt. Prairie City 20 Mar 1864 Age 18, b. IN ASHLEY, T.V., pvt. 16th Cavalry, Co. K Prairie City 20 Mar 1864 Age 25, b. IN ASSMAN, Justus, pvt. 17th Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 19 Jul 1864 Age 39, b. Germany AZARIAH, B. , pvt. 16th Cavalry, Co. I 1 Jun 1864 Baldwin City Age 23, b. IN BABCOCK, Horatio G., Sgt. 2nd Infantry, Co. 0 20 Jun 1861 14 May 1861 Lawrence Age 23. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861 BADWELL, H.E. , 1st Lt. 21st Regiment, Co. 0 Baldwin City 10 Oct 1864 BAIRD, Robert H. , Ensign 2nd Infantry, Co. 0 Lawrence 20 Jun 1861 14 May 1861 Age 28. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861. Residence Burlingame 1865 BAKER, Andrew, pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E Lawrence 3 Aug 1864 25 Jul 1864 Transferred to Co. K, 24 Sep 1864 . BAKER, Andrew, pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. K Emporia 25 Jul 1864 3 Aug 1864 Mustered out with company 13 Sep 1865. Wounded in action 26 Jul 1865, Platte Bridge, Dakota Territory BAKER, B.F., pvt. 17th Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 18 Jul 1864 Age 21, b. NY BAKER, Cyrus, pvt. 16th Cavalry, Co. L Black Jack 1 Mar 1864 Age 42, b. NY BAKER, Jasper, pvt. 15th Cavalry, Co. 0 18 Jul 1863 Marion Age 23, b. IN BAKER, Theobold, pvt. 5th Cavalry, Co. I Franklin 25 Feb 1862 Age 33, b. France. Died of disease, Helena, AR, 10 Oct 1862 BAKER, William B., 2nd Lt. 12 Dec 1863 3rd Regiment, Co. H Wakarusa BALDWIN, George A., pvt. 13 Sep 1861 13 Sep 1861 9th Cav~lry, Co. A Lawrence Promoted Bugler Q o ::s ....::J 1'1' s::: (J) Cl. �~ (!) ....0 'tJ :::s (!) (!) ..."1 ..;: 0 ..... ~ ..;: ... ~ 0 I\) -..J Cl' NAME, RANK REMARKS REGIMENT, CO. RESIDENCE BALDWIN, George A. , Bugler 9th Cavalry, Co. A Lawrence Age 18, b. IL. Veteran, re-enlisted 29 Feb 1864, assigned to New Co. A BALDWIN, George A. , pvt. 9th Cavalry, New Co. A Lawrence Re-enlisted Veteran from Co. Ai promoted Bugler 16 Jan 1865 BALDWIN, George A., Bugler 9th Cavalry, New Co. A Lawrence Mustered out 17 Ju1 1865, De Vall's Bluff, AR BALDWIN, Henry, pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E Lawrence Transferred to Co. M, 18 Apr 1864 BALDWIN, Henry, pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrence Age 33, b. D.C .. Promoted Sergeant 21 Apr 1865 BALDWIN, Henry, Sgt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrence Mustered out with Company, 26 Sep 1865 BALDWIN, L.R. (See BALDWIN, Lyman B.) BALDWIN, Lewis C., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E Lawrence Transferred to Co. K, 24 Sep 1864 BALDWIN, Lewis C., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. K Clinton Mustered out with Co. 13 Sep 1865 BALDWIN, Lyman B., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Douglas Co. Age 25, b. ME. Mustered out 19 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS BALDWIN, W.H.H. , pvt. 16th Cavalry, Co. K Lawrence Age 18, b. IL BALDWIN, William M., 2nd Lt. 21st Regiment, Co. E Clinton BALES, W.T.A.H~ (See BOLES, W.T.A.H. ) BALL, Samuel, pvt. 8th Infantry, Co. E Lawrence Age 58, b. IA. Discharged for disability 3 Jan 1862, Olathe, KS BARBER, John, 2nd Lt. 3rd Regiment, Co. K Kenwaka BARBER, Robert J., 1st Lt. 3rd Regiment, Co. K Kenwaka BARNES, Miller W., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E Lawrence Transferred to Co. M, 18 Apr 1864 BARNES, Miller W., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrence Age 26, b. PA. Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865 BARNES, Willer W. (See BARNES, Miller W.) BARNET, William C., pvt. 15th Cavalry, Co. D Lecompton Age 20, b. IL BARNETT, Elias M., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B Lecompton Assigned to New Co. B BARNETT, Elias M., pvt. 9th Cavalry, New Co. B Lecompton Mustered out 17 Jul 1865, De Vall's Bluff, AR ENLISTMENT MUSTER IN 0 0 c IQ 13 Sep 1861 13 Sep 1861 29 Feb 1864 24 Mar 1864 ..... III Ul () 0 c :::s !"t 29 Feb 1864 24 Mar 1864 17 Mar 1864 17 Mar 1864 17 Mar 1864 17 Mar 1864 Ul III Ul 17 Mar 1864 17 Mar 1864 0 ..... "< ... >:: III :::s ..;: c :::s !"t 1 Sep 1864 14 Sep 1864 1 Sep 1864 14 Sep 1864 20 Sep 1861 (!) (!) "1 Ul 7 oct 1861 ..... Q) 0\ ..... .....I Q) 0\ I.Jl 16 Sep 1864 2 Aug 1864 0 0 :::s ....:::s !"t 1 Nov 1861 1 Nov 1861 c (!) Q. 15 Feb 1864 25 Jun 1864 25 Jun 1864 15 Feb 1864 15 Feb 1864 15 Feb 1864 9 Sep 1863 30 Mar 1864 30 Mar 1864 30 Mar 1864 30 Mar 1864 \ �~ (J) 't:J "".0 ::J (J) (J) ... "" '<:: 0 ..... ~ ...'<:: :c:: . 0 I\) -..,J -..,J BARR I CKLAW , R. , pvt. 16th Cavalry, Co. I Baldwin City Age 19, b. IN BASEMAN, Henry Jr., pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. E Eudora BASEMAN, Henry Sr., Corp. 12th Infantry, Co. E Eudora BASINGER, Oregon F., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. C Prairie City Age 18, b. IL. Assigned to New Co. A BASINGER, Oregon F., pvt. 9th Cavalry, New Co. A Prairie City Mustered out 4 May 1865 BASINGER, Peter W., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. C Prairie City Promoted Corporal 28 Jul 1863 BASINGER, Peter W., Corp. 9th Cavalry, Co. C Prairie City Promoted Sergeant 1 Apr 1862 BASINGER, Peter W., Sgt. 9th Cavalry, Co. C Prairie City Age 23, b. KY. Mustered out 21 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS BASINGER, William, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. C Prairie City Age 21, b. KY. Mustered out 21 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS BASSINGER, O.F. (See BASINGER, Oregon F.) BASSETT, Isaac H., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E Lawrence Transferred to Co. K, 24 Sep 1864 BASSETT, Isaac N., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. K Clinton Mustered out with Co. 13 Sep 1865 BASSETT, Owen A., Lt. Col. 2nd Cavalry, Staff Lawrence Mustered out 19 Jan 1865 at Little Rock, AR BATES, Houston M., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. I Lawrence Age 32, b. TN. Mustered out with Co. 26 Sep 1865 BATES, Leeroy, pvt. 17th Infantry, Co. F Lawrence Age 18, b. TN BATTEY, Alvin D., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrence Age 18, b. RIo Promoted Bugler. Residence Topeka 1865 BATTEY, Alvin D., Bugler 11th Cavalry, Co. M Topeka Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865 BAUM, M. , Corp. 15th Cavalry, Co. D Clinton Age 41, b. OH BAYSINGER, P.W. (See BASINGER, Peter W.) BAYSINGER, William (See BASINGER, William) BEAM, Leroy J., 2nd Lt. 15th Cavalry, Co. D Clinton BEEHLE, David (See BUHRLE, David) BELL, Elvin G., pvt. 5th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrence Transferred to New Co. B, 15th KS Volunteer Cavalry, 20 Jul 1865 BELL, Joseph, Capt. 21st Regiment, Co. L Black Jack 4 Feb 1864 31 Aug 1862 31 Aug 1862 6 May 1862 0 0 s::: IQ ..... 30 Jun 1863 III C/I () 0 5 May 1862 30 Jun 1863 s::: ::J rt 28 Jul 1861 30 Apr 1862 '...-<: ~ III 24 Jul 1861 24 Jul 1861 ::J C/I III C/I 28 Jul 1861 24 Jul 1861 28 Jul 1861 24 Jul 1861 '<:: 0 ..... s::: ::J rt (J) (J) 1 Sep 1864 14 Sep 1864 1 Sep 1864 14 Sep 1864 ""C/I ...... (X) 1 Aug 1862 0\ ...... I ...... (X) 0\ 1.11 ... 19 Jul 1863 28 Jul 1863 Q 0 ::J rt 28 Jul 1864 "". ::J 8 Feb 1864 8 Feb 1864 8 Feb 1864 8 Feb 1864 19 Sep 1863 2 Oct 1863 23 Feb 1864 23 Feb 1864 31 Dec 1863 s::: (J) Q, �NAME, RANK REMARKS ...;:: o ...... REGIMENT, CO. RESIDENCE ENLISTMENT BEMLEY, William W., pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. D 10 Sep 1862 Baldwin City Age 19, b. MO BENNETT, James, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. D 3 Jun 1861 Lawrence Age 26, b. Ireland. Mustered out with regiment 16 Jun 1864 BENTLEY, Ellis E., pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. D Lawrence 3 Jun 1861 Age 19, b. OH. Transferred to 13th IL Infantry per order of Gen. DEITZLER Aug 1861 BENTLEY, William, pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. E Eudora 4 Sep 1862_BENTLY, Ellice E. (See BENTLEY, Ellis E.) BERGMENS, Gusta's, pvt. 16 Sep 1864 l?th Cavalry, Co. E Lawrence Age 39, b. Switzerland BERGOON, David, pvt. 1 Nov 1863 16th Cavalry, Co. G Baldwin City Age 19, b. OH BERGOON, Joseph, pvt-. 1 Nov 1863 16th Cavalry, Co. G Baldwin City Age 19, b. OH BERGOON, William (See BURGOON, William) BERYMAN, G.A., pvt. 17th Infantry, Co. F 25 Jul 1864 Lawrence Age 39, b. Sweden BETS, John S. (See BETTS, John S.) BETTS, John S., pvt. 11th Infantry, Co. M Lawrence 21 Mar 1864 Age 18, b. OH. Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865. Residence Jefferson Co. 1865 BEWLEY, John A., Sgt. 16th Cavalry, Co. G Baldwin City 1 Nov 1864 Age 19, b. MO BIGELOW, Moses, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. C Lawrence 17 Oct 1861 Age 24, b. Canada. Promoted Corporal, 29 Nov 1861; no evidence of muster out on file BIGELOW, Moses, Corp. 9th Cavalry, Co. C Lawrence 17 Oct 1861 Reduced to ranks 30 Mar 1862 BIGGS, Adam, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. F 30 Mar 1864 Palmyra Assigned to New Co. C BIGGS, Adam, pvt. 9th Cavalry, New Co. C Palmyra 30 Mar 1864 Deserted, De Vall's Bluff, AR, 29 Jun 1865 BIGHAM, Robert F., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E 23 Mar 1864 Lawrence Transferred to Co. M, 18 Apr 1864 BIGHAM, Robert F., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M 23 Mar 1864 Lawrence Age 24, b. MO. Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865 BILL, John, pvt. 6th Cavalry, Co. M 20 Jun 1863 Lawrence Age 21. Mustered out 18 Jul 1865, De Vall's Bluff,AR BLACK, George M., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A 29 May 1863 Bloomington Age 23, b. OH. D·ied of congestive fever, Little Rock, AR, 15 Sep 1864 MUSTER IN 3 Jun 1861 3 Jun 1861 21 Mar 1864 o g 28 Ju1 1861 28 Jul 1863 30 Mar 1864 30 Mar 1864 23 Mar 1864 23 Mar 1864 23 Jul 1863 29 May 1863 M- 1-<, :;, s::: (I) Q. �- BLACKFORD, John C., pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. H Lawrence 10 Sep 1863 13 Aug 1863 Killed in action at Poison Springs, AR, 18 Apr 1864 BLANKENSHIP, Francis, pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E Lawrence 21 Mar 1864 21 Mar 1864 Transferred to Co. M, 18 Apr 1864 BLANKENSHIP, Francis, pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrence 21 Mar 1864 21 Mar 1864 Age 18, b. MO. Promoted Corporal 1 May 1865 BLANKENSHIP, Francis, Corp. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrence 21 Mar 1864 21 Mar 1864 Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865 BLEMKINSHIP, F. (See BLANKENSHIP, Francis) BLISS, Alexander F., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrence 27 Feb 1864 27 Feb 1864 Age 19, b. MA. Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865. Residence Topeka 1865 BLOOMER, Henry, pvt. 10th Infantry, Co. C Lawrence 24 Jul 1861 24 Jul 1861 Age 45, b. England. Deserted, Karisas City, MO, 1 Oct 1861 BOLES, W.T.A.H., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B Douglas Co. 22 Oct 1861 22 Oct 1861 Age 21, b. IN. Promoted Corporal 20 Nov 1861; mustered out 19 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS. Residence Fremont 1865 BOLES, W.T.A.H., Corp. 9th Cavalry, Co. B Douglas Co. 22 Oct 1861 22 Oct 1861 Age 21, b. IN. Promoted Sergeant 14 Nov 1862 BOLES, W.T.A.H., Sgt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B Douglas Co. 22 Oct 1861 22 Oct 1861 Age 21, b. IN. Reduced to private 12 May 1863 BOOTH, Edward, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. C Brooklyn 1 Sep 1861 30 Jun 1863 Age 22, b. MI. No evidence of muster out on file BORKER, Theobald (See BAKER, Theobald) BOWEN, Emery S., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrence 21 Mar 1864 21 Mar 1864 Age 18, b. OH. Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865 , BOWEN, W.H. (See BOWER, William H.) BOWER, William H., pvt. 2nd Infantry, Co. B Lawrence 14 May 1861 20 Jun 1861 Age 31. 1864 says discharged for disability, 30 Sep 1861, at Wyandott. 1865 says residence Junction City, mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861 24 Jul 1861 24 Jul 1861 BOWLES, John, 1st Lt. 9th Cavalry, Co. C Lawrence Age 28, b. KY. Promoted Lt. Col., 1st KS Colored Infantry, 29 Jan 1863 2 May 1863 BOWLES, John, Lt. Col. 1st Col Infantry, Staff Lawrence 18 Jun 1863 BOYD, Thomas B., pvt. 5th Cavalry, Co. M Big Springs Age 18, b. WI. Transferred to New Co. B, 15th KS Cavalry, 20 Jul 1865 8 Feb 1864 BOYLES, James, pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrence 1865 Age 17, b. OH. Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865. Residence Topeka 3 Jun 1861 BRACHOS, Ferdinand, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co~ D Lawrence Age 31, b. Germany. Died Natchez, MS 12 Oct 1863 2 Nov 1863 BRADBURY, Alonzo, pvt. 16th Cavalry, Co. G Willow Springs Age 14, b. MO 25 Jun 1863 8 Feb 1864 3 Jun 1861 �~ (1) ~ .... 0 ::s (1) (1) ...""t ~ 0 I-< ><: ....~ :c::: . 0 Iv co 0 NAME, RANK REMARKS REGIMENT, CO. RESIDENCE BRADBURY, Benj amin W., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. C Brooklyn Age 20. Mustered out 21 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS BRAD BURRY , B.W. (See BRADBURY, Benjamin W.) BRADLEY, Henry (See BRANDLY, Henry) BRADLEY, Oliver N., pvt. 16th Cavalry, Co. C Lawrence Age 29, b. Canada BRAKE, Robert E., pvt. 10th Infantry, Co. G Lawrence Age 20, b. VA. Mustered out with regiment 19 Aug 1864 BRANDEN, James, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence Age 43, b. OH. Discharged for disability 20 May 1863 at Leavenworth BRANDLEY, Henry, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B Lawrence Promoted Sergeant 20 Nov 1861 BRAND LEY , Henry, Sgt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B Bazaar Promoted 1st Sergeant 9 Mar 1862 BRANDLEY, Henry, 1st Sgt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B Bazaar Promoted 2nd Lieutenant 1 Jun 1862 BRANDLEY, Henry, 2nd Lt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B Bazaar Promoted 1st Lieutenant 17 May 1863 BRAND LEY , Henry, 1st Lt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B Bazaar Assigned to New Co. B BRANDLEY, Henry, 1st Lt. 9th Cavalry, New Co. B Bazaar Promoted Captain 15 May 1865 BRANDLEY, Henry, Capt. 9th Cavalry, New Co. B Bazaar Mustered out 17 Jul 1865, De Vall's Bluff, AR BRANDON, James (See BRANDEN, James) BRAND SON , William, pvt. 16th Cavalry, Co. D Lawrence Age 28, b. Sweden BRANNAN, James, pvt. 16th Cavalry, Co. D Lawrence Age 44, b. Ireland BRANSON, Jacob, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. C Brooklyn Age 21, b. IN. Mustered out 21 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS BRANSON, Jacob, pvt. 16th Cavalry, Co. I Baldwin City Age 45, b. OH BRANSON, Napoleon B., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E Lawrence Transferred to Co. F, 24 Sep 1864 BRANSON, Napoleon B., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. F Lawrence Mustered out with Co. 31 Aug 1865 ENLISTMENT MUSTER IN t::J 0 s::: IQ 1 Sep 1861 30 Jun 1863 I-< III en () 0 s::: ::s '-< ... rt 22 Dec 1863 15 Aug 1861 15 Aug 1861 25 May 1861 1 Jun 1861 >:: ::s en III en 21 Sep 1861 21 Sep 1861 I-< 21 Sep 1861 21 Sep 1861 21 Sep 1861 21 Sep 1861 III ~ 0 s::: ::s rt (1) (1) ""t en ...... Q) 1 Jun 1862 0\ ...... ......I 17 May 1863 Q) 0\ 1.11 ... 17 May 1863 0 0 ::s 15 May 1865 ....::s rt s::: (1) Q. 29 Dec 1863 29 Dec 1863 28 Jul 1861 30 Jun 1861 1 Feb 1864 29 Feb 1864 29 Feb 1864 29 Feb 1864 29 Feb 1864 �10 Jun 1861 BRANT, Randolph C., Chaplain 2nd Infantry, Staff Lawrence Age 33. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861 BRASHOS, F. (See BRACHOS, Ferdinand) 27 Aug 1862 Lawrence BRATTON, Joseph M., pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. E 1 Mar 1862 BRECHEISEN, William, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Eudora Age 18, b. KS. Promoted Corporal 15 Oct 1863 1 Mar 1862 BRECHEISEN, William, Corp. 1st Infantry, Co. F Eudora Transferred to Veteran Battalion Mounted Infantry 1 Mar 1862 BRECHEISEN, William, pvt. 1st Vet. Mounted, New B Eudora Mustered out 1 Mar 1865 BRECKHEISSEN, William (See BRECHEISEN, William) 3 Jun 1861 BRENNIMAN, Levi W., pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. D Lawrence Promoted Corporal 3 Jun 1861; mustered out with regiment 16 Jun 1864 3 Jun 1861 BRENNIMAN, Levi W., Corp. 1st Infantry, Co. D Lawrence Age 22, b. PA. Reduced 24 Apr 1862; wounded in action 10 Aug 1861, Wilson's Creek, MO BREUNIRMAN, L.W. (See BRENNIMAN, Levi W.) 1 Nov 1862 BRIGGS, Adam 1st, pvt. 2nd Light Artillery Black Jack Discharged 28 Mar 1863 by order of Gen. BLUNT 1 Nov 1862 BRIGGS, Adam 2nd, pvt. 2nd Light Artillery Black Jack Deserted at Ft. Scott 1 Mar 1863 10 Sep 1862 BRIGGS, George, pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. H Lawrence Assigned to Co. L, 18 Mar 1865 10 Sep 1862 BRIGGS, George, pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. L Lawrence Mustered out 22 Jun 1865, Fort Gibson, C.N. (OK) 15 Nov 1861 BRISCOL, Joseph, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence Age 26, b. IL. Died Milldale, MS, 10 Apr 1862 BROCKELS, William (See BROCKLESBY, William) BROCKLESBY, William, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. D Lawrence 3 Jun 1861 Age 29, b. OH. Promoted Corporal 24 Apr 1862 BROCKLESBY, William, Corp. 1st Infantry, Co. D Lawrence 3 Jun 1861 Discharged 5 Jul 1863 to accept promotion in 8th LA Colored Volunteers BRONSON, Ira D., Drum Maj. 2nd Infantry, Staff Lawrence 14 May 1861 Age 25. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861 BROOKE, George D., 1st Lt. 10th Infantry, Co. C Lawrence 24 Jul 1861 Age 41, b. PA. Promoted Captain 12 Jun 1863. Residence Kansas City, MO 1865 BROOKE, George D., capt. 10th Infantry, Co. C Lawrence Age 41, b. PA. Assigned to New Co. C. Residence Kansas City, MO 1865 BROOKE, George D., Capt. 10th Infantry, New Co C Kansas City, MO Mustered out 16 Jun 1865 20 Jun 1861 1 Mar 1862 1 Mar 1862 1 Mar 1862 3 Jun 1861 3 Jun 1861 13 Aug 1863 13 Aug 1863 15 Nov 1861 3 Jun 1861 3 Jun 1861 20 Jun 1861 24 Jul 1861 12 Jun 1863 12 Jun 1863 �~ (J) 'tI ..... 0 :J (J) (J) ...'1 -.;: 0 ..... :><: ...-.;: .:c: 0 !\) eo I\) NAME, RANK REMARKS REGIMENT, CO. RESIDENCE ENLISTMENT 14 May 1861 BROOKS, Albert G. , pvt. Lawrence 2nd Infantry, Co. D Age 21. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861 BROOKS, George D. (See BROOKE, George D.) BROOKS, James, 1st Lt . Clinton 6th Cavalry, Co. M Age 26. Mustered out 18 Jul 1865, De Vall's Bluff, AR 31 Mar 1864 BROWN, Charles W., pvt. Clinton 9th Cavalry, Co. M Mustered out 17 Jul 1865, De Vall's Bluff, AR BROWN, Elisha, 2nd Lt. Prairie City 21st Regiment, Co. H 13 Aug 1861 BROWN, Isaac, pvt. Marion 10th Infantry, Co. E ' Mustered out with regiment 18 Aug 1864 1 Nov 1861 ./ BROWN, John T., pvt. Lawrence 9th Cavalry, Co. D Age 43, b. England. Discharged for disability 10 Sep 1862, Ft. Leavenworth, KS 21 Jul 1863 BROWN, R. , Musician Douglas Co. 15th Cavalry, Co. D Age 18, b. TN BROWN, William W., pvt. 22 Sep 1863 Big Springs 15th Cavalry, Co. D Age 18, b. IN BROWNLEE, Addison M., pvt. 23 Aug 1862 Baldwin City 2nd Cavalry, Co. I Assigned to new Co. C, 18 Mar 1865 BROWNLEE, Addison M. , pvt. 23 Aug 1862 2nd Cavalry, New Co. C Baldwin City Mustered out 22 Jun 1865, Ft. Gibson, C.N. (OK) BROWNLEE, William C., pvt. 30 Mar 1864 Lawrence 11th Cavalry, Co. E Transferred to Co. M, 18 Apr 1864 BROWNLEE, William C., pvt. 30 Mar 1864 Lawrence 11th Cavalry, Co. M Age 35, b. VA. Promoted Corporal; mustered out with Company 26 Sep 1865 BROWNLEE, William C., Corp. 30 Mar 1864 Lawrence 11th Cavalry, Co. M ( Reduced to ranks 15 Jul 1865 BRUNDAGE, David S., pvt. 10 Sep 1862 Willow Spr~ngs 2nd Cavalry, Co. A Discharged for disability 9 Mar 1865, Little Rock, AR BRYSIN, David (See BRYSON, David) BRYSON, Andrew J., pvt. 1 Sep 1863 Prairie City 2nd Cavalry, Co. G Assigned to New CO. D, 18 Mar 1865 BRYSON, Andrew J., pvt. 1 Sep 1862 2nd Cavalry, New Co. D Prairie City Mustered out 22 Jun 1865, Ft. Gibson, C.N. (OK) BRYSON, David, pvt. 16 Dec 1861 Douglas Co. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Age 49, b. PA. Promoted Corporal 1 Oct 1862 BRYSON, David, Corp. 16 Dec 1861 9th Cavalry, Co. A Promoted Sergeant 19 Aug 1864 MUSTER IN I::l 0 c IQ 20 Jun 1861 ..... III III () 0 30 Jul 1863 c :J N- 31 Mar 1864 '...-<: >:: III 5 Sep 1863 14 Feb 1862 :J 16 Jan 1862 0 ..... III III III -.;: c :J N(J) (J) '1 III .... (X) 13 Aug 1863 0\ .... ....I· 13 Aug 1863 (X) 0\ ...lJl 30 Mar 1864 0 0 :J 30 Mar 1864 N..... :J c 30 Mar 1864 10 Sep 1862 28 Jun 1864 28 Jun 1864 16 Dec 1861 16 Dec 1861 (J) Cl.. �~ CD ....'1J 0 :::s CD CD ..."1 ..;: 0 ..... :>< ..;: ... :c: 0 I\) co w 16 Dec 1861 BRYSON, David, Sgt. 16 Dec 1861 9th Cavalry, Co. A Assigned to New Co. A 16 Dec 1861 BRYSON, David, Sgt. 16 Dec 1861 9th Cavalry, New Co. A Died of chronic diarrhea, Jefferson Barracks, MO, 23 Dec 1864 24 Jul 1861 BUCHANAN, Washington J., pvt. 24 Jul 1861 Lawrence 9th Cavalry, Co. C Promoted 2nd Lieutenant 24 Jul 1861 24 Jul 1861 BUCHANAN, Wash. J. , 2nd Lt. 6 Aug 1861 Lawrence 9th Cavalry, Co. C Age 28, b. PA. Resigned 12 Apr 1862 1 Jun 1861 BUCHECKER, Thomas F., pvt. 25 May 1861 Lawrence 1st Infantry, Co. F Age 24, b. PA. Promoted Corporal 1 Jun 1862 1 Jun 1861 BUCHECKER, Thomas F., Corp. 25 May 1861 Lawrence 1st Infantry, Co. F Age 24, b. PA. Mustered out with regiment 17 Jun 1864 BUCK, Willace B. (See BUCK, Willis P.) BUCK, William P. (See BUCK, Willis P.) 21 Sep 1863 BUCK, Willis P., pvt. 21 Aug 1863 9th Cavalry, Co. D Black Jack Age 18, b. IN. Assigned to New Co. D 21 Sep 1863 BUCK, Willis P., pvt. 21 Aug 1863 9th Cavalry, New Co. D Black Jack Mustered out 17 Jul 1865, De Vall's Bluff, AR BUCKEKER, Thomas F. (See BUCHECKER, Thomas F.) 12 Feb 1862 15 Aug 1861 BUHRLE, David, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. C Big Springs Residence Big Stranger 1865 Age 32, b. Germany. Killed in action 2 Jul 1863, Cabin Creek, C.N •. 30 Aug 1862 BURDEN, John W., pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. E Lawrence 4 Sep 1862 BURDEN, Thomas M., pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. E Lawrence BURDELL, Lot, pvt. 3 Aug 1863 Lawrence 15th Cavalry, Co. D Age 18, b. OH BURGOONM, David (See BERGOON, David) BURGOON, William, pvt. 10th Infantry, Co. H Douglas Co. 7 Aug 1 8 6 1 4 Mar 1862 Age 19, b. OH. Veteran, re-enlisted 1 Jan 1864. Assigned to New Co. A. Residence Humboldt 1865 BURGOON, William, pvt. 10th Infantry, New Co A Humboldt 1 Jan 1864 22 Feb 1864 Mustered out with regiment 20 Aug 1865 14 May 1861 BURK, Edwin, pvt. 2nd Infantry, Co. D Lawrence Age 19 BURNS, Henry, pvt. 29 Dec 1863 16th Cavalry, Co. D Lawrence Age 20, b. Ireland BURROW, Jackson, pvt. 16 Nov 1864 Baldwin City 16th Cavalry, Co. G Age 27, b. IA BUSBY, Isaac R., pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. D Lawrence 8 Jun 1861 Age 25, b. NY. Veteran, re-enlisted 21 Mar. 1864. Residence Leavenworth 1865. Tranmsferred to Veteran Battalion, Co. D Q o :::s ....:::s ("t s::: CD Q.. �~ (I) ....'tI g (I) (I) . !oj -.:: o N ~ .o NAME, RANK REMARKS REGIMENT, CO. RESIDENCE ENLISTMENT MUSTER IN 21 Mar 1864 29 Mar 1864 BUSBY, Isaac R., pvt. 1st Infantry, New Co. D Leavenworth Mustered out 30 Aug 1865, Little Rock, AR 2 Dec 1861 16 Jan 1862 BUSHNELL, Wellington, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. E Lawrence Age 23, b. OH. Discharged for disability 25 Nov 1863, Ft. Scott, KS 31 Aug 1864 16 Sep 1864 BUTLER, Ira, T.M., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E Lawrence Transferred to Co. F, 24 Sep 1864 31 Aug 1864 31 Aug 1864 BUTLER, Ira T.M., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. F Lawrence Mustered out with Co. 31 Aug 1865 25 Apr 1862 13 Aug 1863 BUTLER, William, pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. I Lawrence Assigned to New Co. C, 18 Mar 1865 25 Apr 1862 13 Aug 1863 BUTLER, William, pvt. 2nd Cavalry, New Co. C Lawrence Mustered out 27 Apr 1865, Little Rock, AR BUTT, E1am, pvt. 4 Feb 1864 Baldwin City 16th Cavalry, Co. I Age 16, b. IN 9 Apr 1862 10 Jun 1863 BYERLY, John, pvt. 5th Cavalry, Co. I Franklin Age 25, b. TN. Mustered out 8 Apr 1865 3 Sep 1862 CABLE, William H., pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. E Lawrence CALDWELL, Justin A. (See CARDWELL, Justin A.) 14 Nov 1861 14 Nov 1861 CALLAHAN, James Jr., pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence Age 23, b. Ireland. Deserted, Memphis, TN, 18 Jan 1863 14 Nov 1861 14 Nov 1861 CALLAHAN, James Sr., pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence Age 43, b. Ireland. Deserted, Memphis, TN, 18 Jan 1863 1 Sep 1863 CALLAN, Patrick, pvt. 15th Cavalry, Co. L Prairie City Age 35. Promoted Sergeant 1 Sep 1863 CALLAN, Patrick, Sgt. 15th Cavalry, Co. L Prairie City Age 35 CAMERON, Archibald, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 25 May 1861 1 Jun 1861 Age 25, b. Nova Scotia. Discharged for disability 8 Mar 1862, st. Louis, MO; wounded in action 10 Aug 1861, Wilson's Creek, MO CAMP, George W., pvt. Pleasant Grove 12 Jan 1864 25 Jan 1864 11th Cavalry, Co. K Bridge, Dakota Territory. Residence Leavenworth 1865 Age 18, b. IL. Killed in action 26 Jul 1865, Platte CAMPBELL, R.E. (See CAMPBELL, Robert C.) CAMPBELL, Robert C., pvt. 10 Sep 1863 15th Cavalry, Co. D Big Springs Age 27, b. IN. Promoted Sergeant 10 Sep 1863 CAMPBELL, Robert C., Sgt. Big Springs 15th Cavalry, Co. D Age 27, b. IN 16 Sep 1863 CAMPBELL, William R., pvt. Big Springs 15th Cavalry, Co. D Age 32 tJ o s::: IQ N III III () o s::: ::J rt . "<: >:: III ::J III III III -.:: o N s::: ::J rt (I) (I) !oj III C) o ::J ....::J rt s::: (I) Q. �~ o <Xl 111 5 Sep 1862 CANE, John P., pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. E Lawrence 23 Jul 1863 20 May 1863 CAPPS, John, pvt. 6th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrence Age 20. Mustered out 18 Jul 1865, De Vall's Bluff, AR. Residence Wyandotte 1864 1 Jun 1861 25 May 1861 CARDNELL, George W., pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence Age 21, b. IN. Killed in action 10 Aug 1861, Wilson's Creek, MO CARDWELL, George W. (See CARDNELL, George W.) 1 Jun 1861 25 May 1861 Lawrence CARDWELL, Justin A., pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Age 24, b. MA. Mustered out with regiment 17 Jun 1864 CARNGHAM, Arch'd (See CARNIGHAN, Archibald) CARNIGHAN, Archibald, pvt. 7th Cavalry, Co. I Lawrence 11 Nov 1861 11 Nov 1861 Age 23, b. OH. Discharged for disability 18 Mar 1863, Kansas City, MO, on account of wounds received in action, Blue Springs, MO 13 Nov 1861 13 Nov 1861 CARPENTER, James L., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Douglas Co. Age 18, b. MO. Mustered out 19 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS 8 Oct 1863 20 Sep 1863 CARROL, William, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. D Black Jack Age 27, b. OH. Assigned to New Co. D 8 Oct 1863 20 Sep 1863 CARROL, William, pvt. 9th Cavalry, New Co. D Black Jack Promoted Corporal 22 Mar 1865 8 Oct 1863 20 Sep 1863 CARROL, William, Corp. 9th Cavalry, New Co. D Black Jack Mustered out 17 Jul 1865, De Vall's Bluff, AR 19 Aug 1862 Baldwin City CARSON, Albert, pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. D Age 18, b. IN 30 Jun 1863 14 Apr 1862 Prairie City CARVER, Nathan G., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. C Age 20, b. NY. Promoted Corporal 25 Sep 1864 30 Jun 1863 14 Jul 1862 Prairie City CARVER, Nathan G., Corp. 9th Cavalry, Co. C Assigned to New Co. A 30 Jun 1863 5 May 1862 CARVER, Nathan G., pvt. 9th Cavalry, New Co. A Prairie City Promoted Corporal 16 Jan 1865 30 Jun 1863 14 Jul 1862 CARVER, Nathan G., Corp. 9th Cavalry, New Co. A Prairie City Mustered out 24 Jun 1865 1 Jun 1861 Lawrence 25 May 1861 CASEY, Hugh, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Age 22, b. SC. Deserted near Little York, MO, 27 Jul 1861. Residence Wyandot 1864 21 Mar 1864 Lawrence 21 Mar 1864 CATT, Alfred E., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Age 18, b. IN. Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865. Residence Grasshopper 1865 CAUGHLIN, John (See COUGHLIN, John) 24 Jul 1861 24 Jul 1861 CAUSDELL, Argent, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. C Lawrence Age 24. Promoted Corporal; mustered out 21 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS 24 Jul 1861 24 Jul 1861 CAUSDELL, Argent, Corp. 9th Cav.alry, Co. C Prairie City Reduced to ranks Q o !:3 rt ..... !:3 s:: (\) Q., �NAME, RANK REMARKS ~ o REGIMENT, CO. RESIDENCE ENLISTMENT MUSTER IN 7 Oct 1861 CAVANESS, Nathan C., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Baldwin City 5 Oct 1861 Age 51, b. NC. Transferred to Co. B, 1 Nov 1861 7 Oct 1861 CAVANESS, Nathan C., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B Douglas Co. 7 Oct 1861 Age 51; b. NC. Transferred to Co. G, 8th Kansas Volunteers, 1 Dec 1861 CAVANESS, Nathan C., pvt. 8th Infantry, Co. G 7 Oct 1861 7 Oct 1861 Discharged for disability 26 Mar 1863, Leavenworth, KS CAVANESS, W.M. (See CAVANESS, Nathan C.) CAVENES, William B. (See CAVANESS, Nathan C.) CAWER, W.L., pvt. 17th Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 14 Jul 1864 Age 24, b. NY CAWNESS, N.C. (See CAVANESS, Nathan C.) 3 Mar 1862 CAYLOR, George W., pvt. 6th Cavalry, Co. H Baldwin City 20 Jan 1862 Mustered out 18 Mar 1865, De Vall's Bluff, AR CHADWICK, Charles, Col. Governor's Staff Appointed Assistant Quartermaster General 13 Mar 1862 CHADWICK, Charles, Brig. Gen. Governor's Staff Appointed Quartermaster General 20 Mar 1862 CHADWICK, Charles, Brig. Gen. Governor's Staff Appointed Adjutant General 22 Mar 1862. Resigned 26 Feb 1863 CHADWICK, Charles, Maj. Maj. Gen.'s Staff Lawrence 13 May 1864 CHANDLER, Abraham, pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E Lecompton 31 Mar 1864 31 Mar 1864 Transferred to Co. M, 18 Apr 1864 CHANDLER, Abraham, pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Lecompton 31 Mar 1864 31 Mar 1864 Age 32, b. KY. Discharged for disability 14 Dec 1864, Paola, KS. Residence Lawrence 1864 CHAPELL, David M., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E Lawrence 2 Aug 1864 13 Aug 1864 Transferred to Co. I, 24 Sep 1864 CHAPELL, David M., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. I Lawrence 2 Aug 1864 13 Aug 1864 Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865; wounded in action, 21 Oct 1864, Little Blue, MO CHAPMAN, William B., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Bloomington 23 Sep 1861 28 Sep 1861 Age 21, b. OH. Promoted corporal 28 Sep 1861; mustered out 19 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS CHAPMAN, William B., Corp. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Bloomington 23 Sep 1861 23 Sep 1861 Reduced to ranks 1 Jan 1863 CHATFIELD, William E., pvt. 14 May 1861 20 Jun 1861 2nd Infantry, Co. D Lawrence Age 25. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861. Residence Burlingame 1865 CHENOWORTH, A.W., Surgeon 19 Feb 1864 14th Cavalry, Staff Lecompton Age 29 To be continued •.• Q o :J rt ..... :J s:: CD Q. �ROSTER OF THE VETERANS OF FIFTY SIX This roster, titled 75th Anniversary - October 10, 1929, is part of the Kansas Collection at the Spencer Research Library at the University of Kansas. Copied and submitted by Judy Sweets. NAME, ADDRESS (YEAR CAME TO KS) PARENTS (CAME TO KS, FROM WHERE) Geo. C. BRUNE (1866) 912 R.I., Lawrence, KS Mary Sugrue CHAMBERS (1882) 606 s. Windson Blvd., Los Ang. Geo. ELLIS (1861) 612 Western Ave., Topeka Theo FARIS (1859) Colo. springs Park HETZEL (1870) 720 Conn., Lawrence Eva Saunders HETZEL (1870) 720 Conn., Lawrence Geo. A. HIBBARD (1865) Medicine Lodge James R. HOLMES (1868) 637 Tenn., Lawrence Love11a Trussell HOLMES (1883) 637 Tenn., Lawrence Chas. Henry HOYT (1854) 1002 Mo. st., Lawrence Josephine Raymont HOYT (1865) Lawrence Nelson T.? JOY (1868) 1334 Pa. St., Lawrence Dr. A.R. KENNEDY (1876) 117 Park Abigail McKinney KING (1881) 1036 R.I. st., Lawrence, KS Mary Badsky LAMB (1878) 825 Conn., Lawrence Delbert A. MARSHALL (1882) 1019 Pa., Lawrence William MASON (1866) 531 Lyon st., Lawrence, KS David R. McKINNEY (1851) Baldwin, KS Mary Johnson McKINNEY (1856) Baldwin, KS James Kansas MORGAN (1858) Vinland Wm. D. MUNROE (1858) Oskaloosa Florence Fairholm MUNROE (1859) Oskaloosa Tom H. MURPHY (1857) Overbrook, KS John H. The Pione'9r, Vol. XV, NO. 2 (1866, MO), Williemina John SUGRUE (1852, IN), Bridget Meridith ELLIS (1861, MO), Jane Sam D. (1859, OH), Sarah P. Oliver HETZELL (1870, IL), Hazeltine Henry SAUNDERS (1854, MA), Elizabeth Bolivar A. (1858, IN), Louisa (1857) William TRUSSELL (1883, WV), Lydia Stephen JOY (OH), Hester (MO.) L.J. (1855, OH), Amanda K. (IN) David McKINNEY (1851), Mary (1856) John BADSKY (1866, IN), Elizabeth (NJ) John MARSHALL (1882, IL), Sarah Wm. McKINNEY (1851 KY), Nancy Oliver JOHNSON (1856, OH), Mary Josiah MORGAN (1858, IL), Mary Ann James (1857), Mary Ann (1858, OH) Wm. FAIRHOLM (1859, OH), Rose 87 �Roster Of The Veterans Of Fifty Six, continued NAME, ADDRESS (YEAR CAME TO KS) PARENTS (CAME TO KS, FROM WHERE) Marie Brechtelsbauer PARPERT? (1861) 3190 Postis? Pl., St. Louis Laltrrop? Buikley READ (1873) 445 Tenn. Wm. H. SEARS (1859) 944 Ky. St., Lawrence, KS May Hoyt SERTIN (1874) R.R. L, Lawrence J. (or I.) M. SMITH (1873) 717 N. 6th st., Lawrence, KS Ida M. SWADLEY (1869) 2145 R.I. st., Lawrence Mary Coleman TOPPING (1854) 1246 H. St., Lawrence, KS Ella Brecht1esbauer WIEMAN (1861) 716 R.I. st., Lawrence Blanch? Mays WILEY (1864) 830 Ky. St., Lawrence Joseph BRECHTELBAUER (1861, MA), Betty Fred READ (1856, WI), Amelia (NY) Chas. M. SEARS (1859, IA), Mary A. Chas., Josephine A.B. WADE (1854, MO), Nancy E.A. COLEMAN (1854, MA), Mary Joseph BRECHTEL BAUER (1861, MA), Betty Wm. MAYS (1857, VT), Emily CIVIL WAR DIRECTORY TO BE OFFERED ON COlfPUTER Once of our members spotted an article in the Cappers, Vol. 113, No. 18, 27 Aug 1991, which stated the following: "A computerized directory of Civil War troops will be available to visitors at 28 national battlefields within a few years. The directory will contain about 3 1/2 million names. "The National Park Service will offer prototypes at Shiloh and Antietam in 1992. Visitors who enter the name and state of a veteran will gain onscreen access to his military records." ANNA SHIm IRVIN CORRECTION AND OTHER INTERESTING NOTES We gratefully received this letter from Mrs. Virginia V. (John M.) Irvin of Monroe, Wisconsin. " ••. the Summer 1991, Vol. XIV, No.4 issue (of The Pioneer) and noticed on page 181 at the bottom an extract from the paper written by Anna Smith IRVIN (not IRWIN). She was my husband's grandmother and wrote that paper when visiting her son Elmer IRVIN in western Kansas. Anna IRVIN was the daughter of Thomas Burr SMITH who came to Douglas County in the 1850s from Connecticut and his wife Sarah Ann GREENWOOD who came to Kansas with her mother, stepfather, and half siblings. Also a sister who is buried in that cemetery on Blue Mound. The Aunt Emma KILWORTH the teacher at the Blue Mound Colored School was Sarah Ann GREENWOOD's younger half sister Emma WHALEY born 1848/9 in either England or New York. She became Mrs. Jacob KILWORTH (not Mrs. JACOBS) and died in 1900. Jacob did not die until 1923. They lived in a very large house in Lawrence .•• "On page 180 where you listed Blue Mound School students, Rena KNIGHTEN is listed in both years. She later worked as a hired girl for great grandmother Jane MOORE IRVIN and subsequently married the youngest son Edmund R. IRVIN. They farmed in Cloud County, Alabama, then moved to Perkins, Oklahoma, and Ed died in 1928 in Casa Grande, Arizona. They had one son Maurice IRVIN, born Steele's Depot, Alabama, who died in Perkins, Oklahoma •.• Ed is buried there and is Rena." The Pioneer, Vol. XV, NO.2 88 �BrrRAC'.rS TROll AN ABS"rRACT LOTS 1, 2, 3, 10, 11, 12, BLOCK 77, BALDWIN CITY, KS Charles and Emma Worley submitted an original Abstract of Title to The Pioneer. This "history" of transactions affecting the numbered lots in Block 77 of Baldwin was prepared in several phases, the first in 1887 by L.S. STEELE of Lawrence, the final one in 1943 by John C. EMICK of Lawrence. The Society is not yet certain where it will store the abstracts it has acquired, and at this point has no capacity for making them available. Instead, we will publish references, where shown, so that anyone interested can go to the original records for further information. All references are to Douglas Co., KS deeds unless otherwise noted. 1870, 15 Sep: Palmyra was laid out on west half of Section 34, Township 14, Range 20. The original Plat was destroyed by fire in the raid of 21 Aug 1863. There is now recorded in Plat Book A, p.6, a map purported to be a copy of the original. I. I I 1.; #: v. - /. '1 . /2.0 1 3 'IJ.. 'I , "u S-t. lnn, Undated. Preemption, Josiah MILLER, Judge of Douglas Co., KS in trust for town site of Palmyra, NW 1/4 and SW 1/4 Sec. 34 T14 R20. (Certified list of Preemptors on file in office of Register of Deeds, Douglas Co., KS) 1858, 26 Nov: Deed, Josiah MILLER, Probate Judge, to William D. MARTIN. Lot 10, Block 77, and others, Palmyra. (Recorded 26 Nov 1858, Book B, p.24) 1859, 15 Mar: Deed, Josiah MILLER, Judge of Probate, to Henry BARRICKLOW, J.B. ABBOTT, James BLOOD, Daniel FRYE, and A.T. STILL, Trustees Palmyra Town Site. NW 1/4 and SW 1/4 of Sec 34-14-20 for use and benefit of occupants. (Recorded 15 Mar 1859, Book B, p.218) The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.2 89 �Extracts From An Abstract, continued 1859, 1 Sep: Warranty deed, H. BARRICKLOW, James B. ABBOTT, James BLOOD, Daniel FRYE, and A.T. STILL, Trustees, Palmyra, to Mary D. JOHNSON. For $100, (Recorded 22 Mar 1860, lots 1, 2, 3, 11, 12, Block 77, and others, Palmyra. I Book C, p.503) 1859, 7 Sep: warranty deed, W.D. MARTIN to Mary D. JOHNSON. For $50, lot 10, Block 77, Palmyra. (Recorded 22 Mar 1860, Book C, p.502) 1862, 10 Mar: Patent, United States of America by Abraham LINCOLN, President, and W.O. STODDARD, Secretary, to Josiah MILLER, Judge of Douglas Co., KS, as assignee of and in Trust for occupants of Town Site of Palmyra, on General Land Office Warrant '40914 under act of Congress 23 May 1844 for 160 acres, South West 1/4 of Section 34, Township 14, Range 20, in District of land subject t.o sale at Lecompton now Topeka, KS. (Recorded 21 Nov 1905, Book 78, p.392-3) 1883, 1 Mar: Quit Claim Deed, Oliver JOHNSON and Mary D. his wife to S.H. MITCHELL. For $100, lots 1, 2, 3, 10, 11, 12, Palmyra. (Recorded 7 Nov 188~, Book 32, p.509) 1883, 2 Mar: Mortgage, S.H. MITCHELL and C.A. his wife to Oliver JOHNSON. Conveys Lots 1, 2, 3, 10, 11, 12, Block 77, Palymra, to secure $1,000 in 1-2-3-4 & 5 years with 8% interest. (Recorded 13 Mar 1883, Book 4, p.434) Discharged 16 Jul 1887. (ReCorded 18 Jul 1887, Book 4, p.434) 1886, 1 Mar: Warranty deed, Samuel H. MITCHELL and Cynthia A. his wife to John H. PRICE and James M. PRICE. For $1,400, lots 1, 2, 3, 10, 11, 12, Block 77, Baldwin City. Warrant no claim except 2 notes of $200 ·each to Oliver JOHNSON in 1 & 2 years. (Recorded 5 Jun 1886, Book 40, p.614) 1887, 12 Jul: Mortgage, John H. PRICE and Matilda A. his wife and James M. PRICE unmarried to Crippin Lawrence & Co., Concord, NH. Conveys lots 1, 2, 3 on Washington st. and lots 10, 11, 12, Block 77 on Maine St., comprising 1/2 block between 3rd & 4th Streets, Palmyra Addition to Baldwin, to secure $350, 5 years, interest. (Filed 14 Jul 1887, Book 17, p.379) 1887, 12 Jul: Second Mortgage, John H. PRICE and Matilda A. PRICE his wife and James A. PRICE, single, to Crippen Lawrence & Co .. Lots 1, 2, 3, 10, 11, 12, Block 77, Palmyra Addition to City of Baldwin, to secure $52.50 in 10 semiannual installments of $5.25 each. (Recorded 14 Jul 1887, Book 17, p.382-3) Undated, acknowledged S"alina Co., KS, 6 Dec 1892: Crippen Lawrence & Co. by J.J. CRIPPEN, partner, to L.N. SNYDER. For value received, assigned mortgage. (Recorded 20 Jan 1893, Book 17, p.382) 1892, 31 Dec: Warranty deed, John H. PRICE and Matilda A. PRICE his wife and J.M. PRICE, single man, to Leonard N. SNIDER. For $400, lots 1, 2, 3, 10, 11, 12, Block 77, Baldwin City. Acknowledged by J.M. PRICE 3 Jan 1893 in Garfield Co., CO. (Recorded 22 Aug 1904, Book 75, p.179) 1905, 25 Oct: Warranty deed, Leonard N. SNIDER, unmarried man, to D.B. HUNGATE. For $750, same property as above. Leonard N. SNIDER, "X" his mark, witnessed by T. HAWKINS and A.N. JARDON. (Recorded 1 Nov 1905, Book 79, p.203) The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.2 90 �Extracts From An Abstract, continued 1908, 9 Sep: Warranty deed, D.B. HUNGATE and Therese HUNGATE to John C. TYLER. Acknow'ledged 11 Sep 1908, Gray Co., KS. For ~1,350, lots 1, 2, 3, 10, 11, 12 Main street, Block 77, Palmyra, now a part of Baldwin City. (Recorded 27 Feb 1909, Book 85, p.432) 1911, 28 Dec: Warranty deed, John C. TYLER and Ella M. TYLER his wife to Louisa E. HAZEN. For $1 and exchange of property, lots 1, 2, 3, Washington St., and lots 10, 11, 12 on Main st., Block 77, Palmyra Addition, now part of Baldwin City, KS. (Recorded 14 Aug 1912, Book 86, p.539) 1912, 6 Feb: Bond, L.E. HAZEN and Will W. HAZEN, wife and husband, to F.E. PEEK and John ANDERSON. Conveys lots 1, 2, 3, 10, 11, 12, Block 77, Baldwin City, formerly Palmyra, to secure grantees for signing an appeal bond in the Justice Court at Rosalia in Butler Co., KS, wherein Rick (sic.) Island Lumber Co. vs. L.E. HAZEN and Will W. HAZEN a judgement of $147.60 was rendered against defendants. Now if the appeal shall be successful and a verdict in the District Court shall be in favor of defendants, then this bond shall be of no effect. Bond held in escrow by the Rosalia State Bank, Butler Co., KS. (ReCorded 17 Feb 1912, Book 90, p.68) 1912, 24 Aug: Mortgage, Louisa E. HAZEN and Will W. HAZEN, her husband, to Baldwin State Bank of Baldwin, KS. For $800, same property described above to secure payment of 72 notes for $14.45 each payable monthly, beginning 24 Sep 1912. (Recorded 27 Aug 1912, Book 49, p.514) Mortgage released as paid in full 26 Aug 1918 by Chas. E. BEEKS, V.P., and W.M. CLARK, Cashier, Baldwin State Bank. 1917, 1 Oct: Mortgage, Mrs. Louisa E. HAZEN and Will W. HAZEN, her husband, to Elizabeth KEIFER (or Lizzie KEIFER). For $500, conveys the same property described above, to secure payment of $500 at 8% interest. (Recorded 18 Oct 1917, Book 55, p.490) Mortgage released as paid in full, 31 Mar 1919, by Elizabeth KEIFER. Attest T.R. EVANS. 1919, 1 Apr: Mortgage, Louisa E. HAZEN and Will W. HAZEN (husband) to President of Board of Trustees of Kansas Yearly Meeting o~ Friends" a religious corporation. For $1,350, same propety described above and other, to secure payment three years after date. (Recorded 5 Apr 1919, Book 56, p.415) Mortgage released 8 Apr 1920 by, A. L. COX, President of the Board of Trustees of Kansas Yearly Meeting of Friends. (Recorded 8 Apr 1920, Book 56, p.415) 1919, 3 Apr: Quit Claim Deed, John ANDERSON and F.E. PEEK to Louisa E. HAZEN. Acknowledged by John ANDERSON 3 Jun 1919 in Butler Co., KS, and by F.E. PEEK 23 Mar 1920 in Sumner Co., KS. For $1, release and quit claim on lots 1, 2, 3, 10, 11, 12, Block 77, Baldwin City, formerly Palmyra, as release of bond by L.E. HAZEN and Will W. HAZEN her husband to F.E. PEEK and John ANDERSON dated 6 Feb 1912. (Recorded 6 Apr 1920, Book 98, p.471) 1919, 3 Jun: Warranty deed, Louisa E. HAZEN and W.W. HAZEN, her husband, to Bowen B. COOL. For $1.00 and other valuable considerations, lots 1-2-3-10-1112 in Block 77, Baldwin City. Grantee assumes and agrees to pay $600 mortgage with 6% interest. (Recorded i7 Jul 1919, Book 103, p.223) 1922, 23 Jun: Bowen B. COOL, of lawful age, being first duly sworn, states with reference to the title to lots 1-2-3-10-11-12, Block 77, Palmyra Addition, now part of Baldwin City, KS, as follows: My post office is The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.2 91 �Extracts From An Abstract, continued Neodesha, KS. I am the present owner of the above described property, the grantee named in the deed from Louisa E. HAZEN and her husband, ••. in which there is mentioned a mortgage of $600.00 which I was to assume .•. There was in fact no mortgage of $600.00 on the property but the amount mentioned was a part of the mortgage of $1,350.00 ... 1922, 21 Jun: Warranty deed, Bowen B. COOL, unmarried, to Samuel C. HEMPHILL. For $1.00 and other valuable considerations, above described property. (Recorded 23 Jun 1992, Book 111, page 417) 1923, 29 Oct: Mortgage, Samuel C. HEMPHILL and Dora E. HEMPHILL, his wife, to R.E. HOSKINSON. For $800.00, conveys above described property to secure payment of said sum two years after date with 8% semi-annual interest. (Recorded 20 Oct 1923, Book 83, p.217) Mortgage released 24 Oct 1925 by R.E. HOSKINSON. Attest W.M. CLARK. (Recorded 26 Oct 1925, Book 63, p.217) 1925, 10 Oct: Mortgage, Samuel C. HEMPHILL and Dora E. HEMPHILL his wife to The State Savings and Loan Association of Topeka, KS. For $1,000, conveys above described property to secure payment of $1,000 with interest. (ReCorded 14 Oct 1925, Book 68, p.122) Mortgage released as paid in full by L. Shaterhu WEST, President-Secretary, The State. Savings & Loan Assoc., Topeka, KS, 23 Mar 1927. (Recorded 31 Mar 1927, Book 68, p.122) 1927, 28 Mar: Mortgage, Samuel C. HEMPHILL and Dora E. HEMPHILL, his wife, to The Board of Conference Claimants of the Kansas Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church. For $1,200.00, convey the property described above to secure payment of the said sum, due in 5 years, with 6% interest payable semi-annually and 10% after maturity. (Recorded 31 Mar 1927, Book 67, p.570) Mortgage released for full payment 7 Dec 1939 by Conference Claimants' Fund, Inc., successors to the Board of Conference Claimants of the Kansas Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, R.E. GORDON, President. Attest, Geo. M. BOICOURT, Secretary. (Recorded 6 Jan 1940, Book 67, p.570-1) 1930, 10 Mar: 1929 taxes due: Lot 1, $5.05 and $.25 penalty; Lot 2, $1.68 and $.08 penal~y; Lot 3, $1.68 and $.08 penalty; Lot 10, $1.68 and $.08 penalty; Lot 11, $1,68 and $.08 penalty; Lot 12, $1.68 and $.08 penalty. 1930, 18 Mar: Warranty deed, Samuel C. HEMPHILL and Dora E., his wife, to Albert S. BRACKEN and Myrtle F. BRACKEN. For $.2,500.00, lots described above. (Recorded 21 Mar 1930, Book 126, p.493) 1935, 15 Oct: Warranty deed, Albert S. BRACKEN and Myrtle F., his wife, to Fred N. FLEMING. For $1.00 and other valuable considerations, gift deed from parent to child with no cash consideration involved, lots 1, 2, 3, 10, 11, 12, Block 77, Baldwin City, KS, and lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Block 68, Baldwin City, KS. (Recorded 24 Oct 1935, Book 133, page 414) ~938, 15 May: Quit Claim Deed, Fred N. FLEMING and Inez, his wife, to The Board of Conference Claimants of the Kansas Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, a corporation. For $1.00 and other consideration, 16ts 1, 2, 3, 10, 11, and 12 in Block 77, Baldwin City, KS, and lots 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 , """ 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 in Block 68, Baldwin City, KS. Acknowledged 25 May 1938 by Fred N. FLEMING and Inez FLEMING his wife;' Norfolk Co., Province of Ontario. (Recorded 22 Nov 1939, Book 135, p.477) The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.2 92 �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. IRVIN, KNIGHTEN, MOORE Rena KNIGHTEN attended Blue Mound School in Douglas Co., KS and later worked as a hired girl for Jane (MOORE) IRVIN. She subsequently married .the youngest son Edmund R. IRVIN. They farmed in Cloud Co., AL, then moved to Perkins, OK. Ed d. 1928 in Casa Grande, AZ. They had one son, Maurice IRVIN, b. Steele's Depot, AL, d. Perkins, OK. Ed and Rena are buried with son in .Perkins, OK~ Rena's tombstone gives death date as 1940, but cemetery has no records, and OK His. Soc. has no newspapers for Perkins. Wh~re did Rena die? I am interested in corresponding with anyone interested in the KNIGHTEN family. Mrs. John M. IRVIN, 2109 Twentieth Ave., Monroe, WI 53566-3426. o AMEY, ROSE Would like to locate records of and descendants of a ROSE family who moved from Ontario, Canada to KS over 100 years ago. In 1880 census, Amasa and Charlotte ROSE were in Liberty Twp., Woodson Co., KS. Known children were Mabel, Orrin and Ethel. WOllld also like to hear about or from other ROSEs who went from Canada to KS or surrounding states or territories. Postage refunded. Margaret AMEY, #27 - 23580 Dewdney Trunk Rd., Maple Ridge, British Columbia, Canada V2X 058. CLARK, CLARKE, VAUGHN Need parents of Harriet Sophia CLARK CLARKE, born 16 Mar 1877, Douglas Co. or', Leavenworth Co., KS. Don VAUGHN, 1946 Barker, Lawrence, KS 66046. HANNAH, KINCAID, KRAFT, MACKEY, McCLANNAHAN, McCORMICK Seeking family and descendants of Samuel W. KINCAID, dentist in Ottawa, KS, son of Thomas Wilson KINCAID (b. 1833 Adams Co'., OH) and Nancy McCORMICK (b. 1832), grandson of Thomas KINCAID (b. 1801 West Union, OH, d. 1852 West Union, OH) and Elizabeth McCLANNAHAN (b. 1801 Ireland, d. 1838 OH), great-grandson of Col. John KINCAID (b. 1779 VA, d. 1834 West Union, OH) and Sarah HANNAH (b. 1779, probably Berkeley Co., wv, d. 1824 West Union, OH), and 2nd greatgrandson of Thomas KINCAID (b. 1755 PA, d. 1819 .Adams Co., OH) and Mary MACKEY (b. 1759 Chester Co., PA, d. 1824 Winchester, OH). Interested in corresponding with any descendants of this family. Christine (DAVIDSON) KRAFT, 404 Cattleman Ct., Lawrence, KS 66049. The Pioneer, vol'. XV, No.2 93 �SOB RECENT ADDITIONS TO THE D.C.G.S. LIBRARY Annual Register of Women's Clubs in America. Donated by Lawrence Public Library. Big springs town plat map. Donated by Jean snedeger. Black Jack plat map 1869. No names. Donated by Jean Snedeger. Burke's American Families. Donated by Kathryn Bunton. Clearfield Cemetery Plat Map. Donated by Jean Snedeger. Connecticut Nutmegger, The. 138 issues donated by Dr. Thomas Gorton. Cradled to Sweden. Donated by Lawrence Public Library. Cutler Family Biography and Genealogy. Donated by Dr. R.O. Nelson. Descendants in Many Lines of James Orr and Janet McClement - California 1607. Donated by Kathryn Bunton. Description of Baldwin City. Donated by Jean Snedeger. Directory of Scots Banished to American Plantations 1650-1775. Donated by Ula Davis. Douglas Co. Cemetery District map. Donated by Jean snedeger. Douglas Co. Ownership Map 198? Donated by Jean Snedeger. Douglas Co. Special Service map 198? Donated by Jean snedeger. Federal population Census 1790-1890. Donated by Lawrence Public Library. First Settlers of Albany Co., New York 1630-1800. Donated by Kathryn Bunton. Franklin Co., KS Plat Book 1903. Donated by Jean Snedeger. Freeman-Palmer and Related Families. Donated by Kathryn Bunton. From Covered Wagon to Jet Plane, by Doria M. Whitaker Wilcox. Funk Mortuary Books, 1913-1916, 1919-1927. Donated by Jean Snedeger. Genealogical Notes from Settlers from Connecticut and Massachusetts. Donated by Kathryn Bunton. Grover, KS plat map, 28 Aug 1886. Donated by Jean Snedeger. History of the General Federation of Women's Clubs, The. Donated by Lawrence Public Library. Huguenot Pedigrees, by Chester Last. Donated by Kathryn Bunton. Hutchinson - A Prairie City in Kansas. Donated by Beverly Chapman. Index of Pioneers from Massachusetts to the West, Especially Michigan and Long Island, A. Donated by Kathryn Bunton. Indian Industrial School, Carlisle, Pennsylvania, The. Donated by Kathryn Bunton. In The Literary World. Donated by Maxine Hougland. Mary Powell Bunker Genealogy. Donated by Kathryn Bunton. Massachusetts Records, by Richard Bowen. Donated by Kathryn Bunton. Michigan Census 1710-1830, Under French, British and American. Donated by Kathryn Bunton. No Two Years Alike. Donated by Lawrence Public Library. Osage Co., KS map. No names. Donated by Jean Snedeger. Oxford Dictionary of Quotations, The, 2nd Edition. Palmyra town plat map 17 Oct 1872. No names. Donated by Jean Snedeger. Published Archives of Pennsylvania. Donated by Kathryn Bunton. Richland Cemetery Plat Map, with names. Donated by Jean Snedeger. Schubert Mortuary Books, 1904-1924. Donated by Jean Snedeger. Ship Passenger Lists 1538-1825. Donated by Kathryn Bunton. Sowers Cemetery Plat Map, with names. Donated by Jean Snedeger. Twenty Censuses - Population a~d Housing Questions 1790-1980. Twin Mounds plat maps 26 Jul 1870. No names. Donated by Jean Snedeger. Vassalls of New England. Donated by Kathryn Bunton. Your Irish Ancestors. Donated by Kathryn Bunton. The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.2 94 �INDEX TO THE PIONEER, VOL. XV, No.2 ABBOTT James B., 90 J.B., 89 ABELLA Lottie, 56 N.E., 56 ABERNATHY John J., 72 William D., 72 ADAMS Benjamin F., 72 Charles W., 72 C.H., 72 David C., 72 John, 72 John N., 72 AGNEW Francis M., 72, 73 ALBERT Cal, 56 Misty, 56 Will iam, 73 ALBERTS Wi II iam, 73 ALBIN P.O., 65 ALISON James W., 73 ALLEN Asaph, 73 Carley B., 73 Charles, 73 Charley B., 73 Elmore, 73 Jeremiah, 73 Joseph W., 73 Luther W., 73 ALLGARES Nicholas, 65 ALLI SON James W., 73 Lewis, 73, 74 AMBROSE Gove, 74 AMEY Margaret, 93 ANANNY Patrick H., 74 ANDERSON Augustin, 74 A.J., 74 Charles H., 74 Henry S., 74 ANDERSON, cont. H.L., 74 John, 91 John G., 74 Joseph L., 74 J .C., 65 Lars, 74 L.G., 74 Will iam, 74 ANENNY Patrick D., 74 ARCHIBALD Frederick W., 74, 75 ARNEL Isaac B., 75 ASHBY George W., 75 John W., 75 ASHENBRENNER Frederick, 75 ASHLEY James, 75 T.G., 75 T.V., 75 ASSMAN Justus, 75 AZARIAH B., 75 BABBITT Dale, 56 Norma, 56 BABCOCK Carmi W., 67 Horatio G., 75 BAD SKY Elizabeth, 87 John, 87 Mary, 87 BADIIELL H.E., 75 BAILEY Lawrence D., 64 BAIRD Robert H., 75 BAKER Andrew, 75 B. F., 75 Cyrus, 75 Edna, 56 James, 67 Jasper, 75 Ralph, 56 BAKER, cont. Theobold, 75 lIilliam B., 75 BALDIiIN George A., 75, 76 Henry, 76 Henry L., 66 John, 67 Lewis C., 76 Lyman B., 76 L.R., 76 lIill iam M., 76 II.H.H., 76 BALES II. T.A.H., 76 BALL Samuel, 76 BANDEMER lIilber, 56 BANKS John M., 67 BARBER John, 76 Robert J., 76 BARNES Miller II., 76 IIi ller II., 76 BARNET lIill iam C., 76 BARNETT El ias M., 76 BARR I CKLAII R., 77 BARR I CKLOII Farrington, 59 Henry, 89 H., 90 BASEMAN Henry Jr., 77 Henry Sr., 77 BASINGER Oregon F., 77 Peter W., 77 lIilliam, 77 BASSAM Deborah Alain, 56 BASSETT Isaac H., 77 Isaac N., 77 Owen A., 77 BASSINGER O.F., 77 95 BATES Houston M., 77 Leeroy, 77 BATTEY Alvin D., 77 BAUM M., 77 BAXTER Delbert, 56 Mary, 56 BAYSINGER P.W., 77 IIi II iam, 77 BEAM J.A., 65 Leroy J. , 77 BEASLEY Norma, 56 lIillis, 56 BEEHLE David, 77 BEEKS Chas. E., 91 BELL Elvin G., 77 George II., 68 Joseph, 77 BEMLEY IIi II iam II., 78 BENNET J.F., 67 BENNETT James, 78 BENTLEY Ellis E., 78 lIilliam, 78 BENTL Y Ell ice E., 78 BERG Emma, 56 BERGMENS Gusta's, 78 BERGOON David, 78 Joseph, 78 lIilliam, 78 BE RYMAN G.A., 78 BETS John S., 78 BETTS John S., 78 �BEWLEY John A., 78 BIGELOW Moses, 78 BIGGS Adam, 78 Uriah, 68 BIGHAM Robert F., 78 BILL John, 78 BLACK George M., 78 BLACKFORD John C., 79 BLACKLIDGE A.N., 59 BLANKENSHIP Francis, 79 BLANTON Napoleon B., 64 BLEMKINSHIP F., 79 BLISS Alexander F., 79 BLOOD James, 59, 89, 90 Newman, 68 BLOOMER Henry, 79 BLUNT Gen., 81 BOCK Mi ldred, 56 BOGGS Patsy, 56 BOICOURT Geo. M., 92 BOLES W.T.A.H.,79 BOND SIlas, 65 BOOTH Edward, 79 BORKER Theobald, 79 BOSSERMAN C.E., 68 BOUNDS B.F., 67 BOWEN Emery S., 79 Harvey B., 66 Sarah A., 65 W.H., 79 BOWER Wi II iam H., 79 BOWLES John, 79 BOYD Thomas B. , 79 BOYLES James, 79 BRACHOS Ferdinand, 79 BRACKEN Albert S., 92 Myrt le F., 92 BRAD BURRY B.W., 80 BRADBURY Alonzo, 79 Benjamin W., 80 BRADLEY Henry, 80 Ol iver N. , 80 BRAKE Robert E. , 80 BRAND Barbara, 56 BRANDEN James, 80 BRAND LEY Henry, 80 BRANDON James, 80 BRANDSON WIlliam, 80 BRANNAN James, 80 BRANSON Jacob, 80 Napoleon B., 80 BRANT Randolph C., 81 BRASHOS F., 81 BRATTON Joseph M., 81 BRECHEISEN William, 81 BRECHTELBAUER Betty, 88 Joseph, 88 BRECHTELSBAUER Marie, 88 BRECHTLESBAUER Ella, 88 BRECKHEISSEN Wi II iam, 81 BRENNIMAN David P., 67 , Levi W., 81 BREUNIRMAN L.W., 81 BRIGGS Adam 1st, 81 Adam 2nd, 81 George, 81 BRISCOL Joseph, 81 BRISVALDER A., 68 BROCKELS WIlliam, 81 BROCKLESBY Wi II iam, 81 BROCKWAY H.N., 64 BRONSON Ira D., 81 BROOKE George D., 81 BROOKS Albert G., 82 George D., 82 James, 82 Paul K., 59 Strange, Rev., 59 BROWN Charles W., 82 El isha, 82 George B., 67 G.H., 67 Isaac, 82 Jno. S., 59 John T., 82 Justyn, 56 R., 82 WIll i am W., 82 BROWNE O.H., 66 BROWNLEE Addison M., 82 WIll i am C., 82 BRUNDAGE David S., 82 BRUNE Geo. C., 87 John H., 87 WIlliemina,87 BRUNK Doris, 56 BRYSIN David, 82 96 BRYSON Andrew J., 82 David, 82, 83 BUCHANAN Washington J., 83 BUCHECKER Thomas F., 83 BUCK Willace B., 83 WIlliam P., 83 WIllis P., 83 BUCKEKER Thomas F., 83 BUCKLEY Jacob, 67 BUHRLE David, 83 BUNTON Kathryn, 56, 94 BURCHILL Mary, 56 BURDELL Lot, 83 , BURDEN John W., 83 Thomas M., 83 BURGOON David, 83 William, 83 BURK Edwin, 83 BURNS Henry, 83 BURROW Jackson, 83 BURSON Harrison, 65 H., 65 BUSBY Isaac R., 83, 84 BUSHNELL Wellington, 84 BUTLER IraT.M.,84 WIl l iam, 84 BUTT Elam, 84 BYERLY John, 84 CABLE Wi II i am H., 84 CAIN Donald, 56 Roberta, 56 �CALDWELL Justin A., 84 CALLAHAN James Jr., 84 James Sr., 84 CALLAN Patricl<, 84 CAMERON Archibald, 84 Hugh, 66 CAMP George W., 84 CAMPBELL Robert C., 84 R.E., 84 William R., 84 CANE John P., 85 CANTRELL Jacob, 64 CAPPS John, 85 CARDNELL George \~., 85 CARDWELL George II., 85 Justin A., 85 II.A., Rev., 59 CARNGHAM Arch'd, 85 CARNIGHAN Archibald, 85 CARPENTER James L., 85 CARROL lIill iam, 85 CARRUTH J . H., Rev., 59 CARSON Albert, 85 CARTER Henry C., 64 CARTTAR Rosalea, 56 CARVER Nathan G., 85 CASEBIER J., 65 CASEY Hugh, 85 CATT Alfred E., 85 CAUGHLIN John, 85 COOL CAUSDELL Bowen B., 91, 92 Argent, 85 COPELAND CAVANESS Jonathan, Rev., 59 Nathan C., 86 CORDELL II.M., 86 Chloetta, 56 CAVENES CORD LEY lIilliam B., 86 Richard, Rev., 59 CAWER COX II.L., 86 A.L., 91 CAIINESS CRAIG N.C., 86 II., Rev., 59 CAYLOR CRANE George II., 86 Samuel Jr., 66 CHADIIICK CRIPPEN Charles, 86 J. J., 90 CHAMBERS CROSS Mary Sugrue, 87 Phyllis, 56 CHANDLER CUMMINS Abraham, 86 Joshua, 67 CHAPELL IIi II i am, 67 David M., 86 CURTISS CHAPMAN A., 65 Beverley, 56, 94 CUTTER lIilliam B., 86 George, 68 CHATFIELD lIilliam E., 86 DAVIS CHENOIIORTH Ula, 94 A.II., 86 II. R., Rev., 59 CHOUTEAU Frederick, 66 DEAN Daniel, 64 CHRISTIAN Jan, 56 lIilliam H., 66 Virgil, 56 CHRISTMAN DEAVER II., 65 Pauline, 56 CHURCH Jeremiah, 66 DEITZLER CLARK Gen., 78 G.M., 65 DENNIS II.M., 91, 92 L.B., Rev., 59 CLARKE DICKSON Dorothy, 56 Charles, 59 Harriet Sophia Clark, 93 DOAN CLOUGH P.L., 68 Vivian, 56 DOCTOR COAN Marjorie, 56 Rebecca, 56 DOODLER COLEMAN Peter, 67 E.A., 88 DOREMUS F.M., 67 George Dustin, Mrs., 56 Mary, 88 DOIIDLE COMINGO Ernest, 56 A., 65 DOYLE CONIIAY Thomas H., 67 Martin F., 59 DRAPER IIi II iam, 59 97 DUNN Eli zabeth, 56 James M., 65 EADS Miriam, 56 EBERHART Joseph, 68 ELLIOTT Robert G., 59 ELLIS Augus tus M., 68 Geo., 87 Jane, 87 Meridith, 87 ELLISON Paris, 65 EMERY J .S., 59 Thomas, 67 EMICK John C., 89 '~EVANS James II., 59 T.R., 91 EVINGER David, 56 Marlene, 56 FAGER Joseph, 67 FAIRHOLM Florence, 87 Rose, 87 11m., 87 FARIS Charles A., 67 Sam D., 87 Sarah P., 87 Theo, 87 FARRE Sebastian, Rev., 59 FEARER Daniel, 64 FEATHERSTON IIi II iam, 66 FEESE Jerry, 56 FERRILL T. J., Rev., 59 FISH Pascal, Chief, 65 FISHER H.D., Rev., 59 �FLEMING Fred N., 92 Inez, 92 FLORY John M., 67 FORD George, 60 FOWLER P.P., 65 FRANCIS Carol, 56 George, 56 FREEMAN Marjorie, 56 FRYE Daniel, 89, 90 GABRIEL Margaret, 56 GATLIN Joyce, 56 GILBERT E.G., 67 GILCHRIST J., 68 GIMBLET Dorothy, 56 Ernest, 56 GINGERICH J .S., Rev., 60 GLASER John, 65 GLEASON Fortunatus, 60 F., 60 GLENN A.G., 67 A.W., 67 GORDON R.E., 92 GORTON Catherine, 56 Thomas, Dr., 56, 94 GREEN L. F., 64 GREENE H.M. , Rev. , 60 GREENWOOD Sarah Ann, 88 GREGG Abbie, Miss, 60 HANNAH Sarah, 93 HARTMAN L.L. , Rev., 60 HAUMANN Mary, 56. HAWKINS T., 90 HAYNES Elizabeth, 56 HAYS Samuel, 67 HAZEN Louisa E., 91, 92 Will 101., 91 HEDLEY James, 64 HELLSTROM Ray, 56 HEMPHILL Dora E., 92 Samuel C., 92 HENDRY James M., 60 HERRINGTON Nancy, 56 HETZEL Eva Saunders, 87 Park, 87 HETZELL Hazeltine, 87 Ol iver, 87 HIATT Henry, 68 HIBBARD Geo. A., 87 HIERONYMOUS S.R., 68 HOFMANN Barbara, 56 HOLMES Bol ivar A., 87 James R., 87 Louisa, 87 Lovella Trussell, 87 HOOK Pat, 56 HOOVER Mark, 56 HOPKINS Thomas, 67 HORTON James C., 60 HOSKINSON R.E., 92 HOUGLAND Maxine, 56, 94 HOYT Chas. , 88 Chas. 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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.) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1977 - 2013 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Language A language of the resource eng Type The nature or genre of the resource text Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Douglas County (Kan.) Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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 The Pioneer, Vol. 15, No. 2: Winter 1991 Subject The topic of the resource Douglas County (Kan.) -- Genealogy Douglas County (Kan.) -- History Douglas County Genealogical Society (Lawrence, Kan.) Description An account of the resource The quarterly newsletter of the Douglas County Genealogical Society in Douglas County, Kansas, containing information regarding the organization, activities, and membership of the Society, and articles of interest to those researching family ties to or the history of Douglas County, Kansas. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Douglas County Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Douglas County Genealogical Society (Lawrence, Kan.) Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1991 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Copyright, Douglas County Genealogical Society Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Language A language of the resource eng Type The nature or genre of the resource text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context PIONEER_VOL15_2_WINTER1991 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Douglas County (Kan.)