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XVII, No.4 CONTENTS Suumer 1994 PAGB THE GATCH GENEALOGY - Part 4 (Conclusion) .....••...•.........•....••... 153 OBITUARY - Mrs. Sarah Hausman .• (1868-1959) ..........•....•..•...•...... 161 CLEARFIELD CEMETERY - Eudora Enterprise 1976 .•...•.•.•....•.......•.... 162 WHAT EVER HAPPENED TO? •....•......•.•..•••••......•.........•...•..... 163 AP'PEARANCE DOCKET, PROBATE COURT. - Part 3 ..........•••...•............ 164 FAMILY OF CLARENCE VIRGIL LEIGH & JULIA ELLEN DANIELS LEIGH ..•......... 171 KANSAS FARM & BREEZE DIRECTORY - Part 3 (Conclusion) .... ; .............. 172 WOMAN SHOT IN QUANTRILL'S RAID - 1863 ...............•.....•..••.••..... 177 QUANTRILL'S RAID DRAWING .....................................•....•.... 178 FEDERAL CENSUS 1860 LAWRENCE, KANSAS .......•.•••••.•..........•..•....... 179 QUERIES ................................................................. 186 INDEX TO VOL. XVII, No. 4 •..••.......•..•...••...•...........•.•....... 187 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. �THE GATCH GHNEALOGY Unpublished typescript dated Pebruary 1936 In the possession of the Douglas County, Kansas Genealogical Society (EDITOR'S NOTE: Numbering in typescript is inconsistent: however, it is left as the author noted it.} PART 4 - CONCLUSION PIPTH GENERATION, CONTINUED 170. Harold Burns GATCH, son of Asbury Philip GATCH, i~64, was born July 9, 1861. On May 3, 1892 he married Anna R. SHOTTS (died December 23, 1933). He was a lawyer in Columbus, Ohio. He died July 13. 1927 and is buried in Columbus, Ohio. They had three children: 259. 260. 261. (Dates from 171. Mary Etta GATCH, daughter of Asbury Philip GATCH, i~64, born February 9, 1864. On August 13, 1891, she married Leonea August ADEBRECHT, born January 21, 1865, Paris, Prance. Teacher Ohio State School for Deaf, Columbus, Ohio. She died January 19, 1922. They ,had two children: 262. 263. 173. Ruth Elizabeth GATCH Robert Fulton GATCH Helen GATCH family Bible, Helen GATCH, Columbus, Ohio) Asbury ~ebrecht, born September 2, 1893 Florence ~ebrecht, born November 28, 1897 Socia BUCKINGHAM, daughter of Virginia GATCH, 4;67, was born near Milford, Ohio, January 18, 1864. She lived in Lawrence, Kansas. On August 23, 1894, she married Osmon Grant Markham, teacher at Baker Universtiy, Baldwin City, Kansas. They now live in Chicago, where he is Publishing Agent of the Methodist Book Concern. They have one daughter: 264. Virginia Gatch MARKHAM, born November 18, 1898 175. Fannie Boyer GATCH, daughter of George GATCH, 1~69, lives in Milford, Ohio. She was born September 21, 1872 and is not married. 176. George Wallace GATCH, son of George GATCH, It69, was born May 23, 1874. Lives in California. . Married on October 4, 1897 to Fmna VOGT, born February 10, 1874. They have two sons: THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.4 -153- �TIlE GATCH GENEALOGY continued 265. 266. \ George Albert GATCH, born November 1, 1899. Wallace Boyer GATCH. born December 25, 1901. 177. Edwin Jeffreys BUCKINGHAM, son of Kate Mahala Hughes GATCH, #70, was born August 31, 1869 in Lawrence, Kansas. He married May BOLMAN of Leavenworth, Kansas. He has lived for many years in San Antonio, Texas: 178. Sarah Virginia BUCKINGHAM, daughter of Kate Mahala Hughes GATCH, #170, was born on July 4, 1871 in Lawrence, Kansas. On November 1, 1894, she married Henry Nathaniel Aller of Leavenworth, Kansas. After her husband's death she moved to Baldwin City, Kansas. They had one daughter: 267. Ruth ALLER, born August 31, 1895. Later she married Mr. Lloyd B. SMITH and now is living in Topeka. 179. Sara Etta GATCH, daughter of Samuel GATCH, 4171, was born November 22, 1894, at Redkey, Indiana. In March of 1922, she married Kenneth Anton CAREY. She lived in California and died January 10, 1924. She is buried in Forest Lawn Cemetery, Highland Park, Los Angeles, California. - 184. Lillie GATCH, daughter of Conduce Lock GATCH, 1~85, married Leon EDWARDS. They both worked for the Telegraph (RR?) The are retired and live at 606 W. Court St., Las Cruces, New Mexico. They had one son: 268. Harold EDWARDS 185. Beulah Violet COOK ("Maud"), daughter of Elida ("Ida") Gatch COOK, /~81, was born August 13, 1878. In 1897 (or '98) she marreid Robert MONTGOMERY. She died October 25, 1898. She is buried in Denver, Colorado. 186. Ernest Gatch COOK, son of Elida ("Ida") Gatch COOK, #81, was born October 1, 1876. He served in the Spanish War, the Boxer War and the World War (Captain). He married 1) Maud NEWMAN, and 2) Mary PATTON. He now lives in Chicago, Illinois (1935). 187. Charles Newman COOK, son of Elida ("Ida") Gatch COOK, #81, was born March 29, 1891. He is not married, is engaged in the Insurance business (Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York) in Chicago, Illinois, 1935, 633 Magnolia St-. -154- TIlE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 4 I �THE GATCH GENEALOGY continued 4~88, 188. Effie Elizabeth SIMMONS, married J. R. SILVER. 189. Bertha Emma SIMMONS, daughter of Aaron Matson SIMMONS, #88, married Dr. J. A. JOHNSTON. 190. Mary SIMMONS, daughter of' Aaron Matson SIMMONS, '4~88, married G. W. NICHOLS. 191. Laura Lane SIMMONS, daughter of Aaron Matson SIMMONS, #88, died 1n 1833, unmarried. 192. Cora SIMMONS, daughter of Aaron Matson SIMMONS, #88, 193. Anna Dial (SIMMONS), daughter of Aaron Matson SIMMONS, 4~88, married I. R. Friedline. She died in 1932. 197. Ethel Swing GOODWIN, daughter of Philip Burgin GOODWIN, 11106, married and had one daughter: 268. daughter of Aaron Mat.son SIMMONS, 1S unmarried. Ethel _ __ 198. Florence SWING, daughter of Peter F. PITZPATRICK. 199. Philip C. SWING, son of Peter F. Swing, #112, married Bessie COWEN. They had three daughters: 269. 270. 271. 200. married F. L. Katherine SWING Elizabeth SWING Mary SWING Richard C. SWING, son of Peter F. SWING, #112, married Suzanne ISHAM. They had two children: 272. 273. 201. SWING, 41112, 'Prancis SWING Susan SWING Mary E. SWING, daughter of Peter P. SWING, 11112, ISHAM. They had two children:. 274. 275. Mary Louise ISHAM Asa ISHAM THE PIONEER, Volume XVII, No.4 ';"155- married Asa C. �· THE GATCH GENEALOGY continued 202. Frederick SWING, son of Peter F. ARMSTRONG. They had two children: 276. 277. 203. SWING, 11112, married Nellie James SWING Frederick C. SWING. Louise SWING, daughter of Peter F. SWING, 11112, married Charles DARINGTON. 204. 205. Campbell Swing JOHNSON, married Bess BOLLINGER. 208. Virginia BROADWELL, daughter of Mary Mears BROADWELL, #117, married a Mr. GODDALL. 209. Anne BROADWELL, daughter of Mary Mears BROADWELL, 11117, married a Mr. Angell. 210. Edith MEARS, daughter of Wm. B. C. MEARS, Pl18, married Clarence PHILLIPS. They have one child. 278. 213. son of Elizabeth Fishback SWING, 11115, Roman PHILLIPS Margaret THOMPSON, daughter of Sarah Elizabeth MEARS, #119, married Dr. Robert HART. They had six children: 279. 280. 281. 282. 283. 284. Robert HART Richard HART Donald HART William HART John HART Elizabeth HART 214. Katherine Louella THOMPSON, daughter of Sarah Mears THOMPSON, 11119, is a missionary in China. 215. Claire RANDALL, daughter of Lillian Gatch RANDALL, #121, married a Mr. HALL. They had one child: 285. Barbara HALL -156- THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 4 �THE GATCH GENEALOGY continued 216. Philip RANDALL, son of Lillian Gatch RANDALL, #121 married and had two children: 286. 287. 217 .. Lillyan SELDEN, daughter of Florence Gatch SELDEN, #122, married a Mr. Loughitt. They had two children: 288. 289. 218. Patty RANDALL John RANDALL Dorothy LOUGHITT Nancy Jane LOUGHITT James SELDEN, son of Florence Gatch SELDEN, #122, married and had one child. 290. Marian SELDEN 219. Love SELDEN, daughter of Florence Gatch SELDEN, 1t122, married a Mr. GASLOW. 222 . Cena GATCH, daughter of Eml ey Barber GATCH, IH29 marr i ed Harry HILL. 223. Sally GATCH, daughter of Emley Barbar GATCH, #129, married J. JORDAN. 225. Marguerite GATCH, daughter of EMLEY Barber GATCH, 1t129, is a teacher in Cincinnati~ Ohio. 226. Mary MELISH, daughter of Sarah Gatch MELISH, 11130, married B. F . HARRIS, Jr., Princeton graduate and banker in Champaign, Illinois. They have five children: 291. 292. 293. 294. 295. Henry HARRIS Elizabeth HARRIS B.P. HARRIS H.H. HARRIS William HARRIS 227. Thomas Gatch MELISH, son of Sarah Gatch MELISH, McCLUNG. 228. John F. ·PISKE, III, son of Grace Gatch FISKE, James HOLLAND. They had one son: 296. John F. PISKE ,IV THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.4 -157- 1~130, 1~131, married Lawson married Alverda �THE GATCH GENEALOGY continued 229. Rogers COX, son of Martha Gatch COX, 4H32. married Prances MILLS. They had four children: 297. 298. 299. 300. 230. Joseph F. COX, . son of Martha Gatch COX, IH32, married Katherine CRANE, Glendale, Ohio. They had three children: 301. 302. 303. 231. Rogers COX, Jr. Tom COX Charlotte COX John COX Martha COX Joseph COX Katherine COX Andrew Phillippe GATCH, son of Milton W. GATCH, 4H33, married and had one son: 304. _ _ _G.ATCH 232. Rachel GATCH, daughter of Milton W. GATCH, #133, has an A.M. degree from University of Pennsylvania in Romance Languages. 233. Milton McCormick GATCH, son of Albert GATCH, 4H34, married Mary CURRY and lives in Milford, Ohio. They have two sons: 305. 306. Francis McCormick GATCH Philip Curry GATCH, born 1935 234. Katherine Haynes GATCH, daughter of Albert GATCH, 134, of English at Hunter College in New York City. 236. Orytha Helen GATCH, daughter of Claud GATCH, #137, Willamette University and Goucher College. 237. 1S 1S a Professor a graduate of Thomas Leigh GATCH, son of Claud GATCH, 4H37 , is a graduate of Annapolis. He is now a commander in the Navy, in Washington, D.C. -as First Asst. Judge Advocate General. He married Nancy DASHIELL of Annapolis, whoe people are in the Navy and from Maryland. They have three children: 307. 308. 309. Mary GATCH Eleanor GATCH Thomas Leigh GATCH -158- THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 4 �THE GATCH GENEALOGY continued 239. Minnie RUNYAN, daughter of Mary Gatch RUNYAN, t1147, married a Mr. BOLZIZER. 241. Mary GATCH, daughter of Samuel GATCH, #148, married a Mr. LEOPOLD. 242. Ella GATCH, daughter of Samuel GATCH, 11148, married Carl GARLAND. 244. Louise GATCH, daughter of Elwood Stewart GATCH, #150, teacher in Pasadena Junior College. 245. Gordon Gray GATCH, son of Elwood Steward GATCH, 11150, married Jessie PERCIVAL. He is a broker in Toronto, Canada. They have two children: 310. 311. 1S a spanish Helen Louise GATCH Ruth Gordon GATCH 246. Helen Gray GATCH, daughter of Elwood Stewart GATCH, #150, married Frank DURSTON, interior decorator. They live in Florida. 248. Elizabeth CONNOR, daughter of Eva Gatch CON,NOR, #151 is librarian at Mt. Wilson Observatory, Pasadena, California, 526 La Loma Road. 250. Marjorie CONNOR, daughter of Eva Gatch CONNOR, #151, married John Frederick MURPHY, portrait painter and architect, Santa Barbara, California. They have a child: 312. Elizabeth Ridgway MURPHY born in 1921. 251. Dorothy CONNOR, daughter of Eva Gatch CONNOR, IH51, is an art and music teacher, Westridge School for Girls, Pasadena, California. 252. Rose CONNOR, daughter of Eva Gatch CONNOR, #151, is an architect. 253. Philip Gatch LAUMAN, son of Anna M. Gatch LAUMAN, 11152, married Elizabeth Dickinson CARTER. He is a captain in the U. S. Navy (Naval Constructor). The have two children: 313. 314. 255. Philip Gatch LAUMAN, Jr. Annie Carter LAUMAN Hester LAUMAN, daughter of Anna M. Gatch LAUMAN, 11152 is an art teacher at South Pasadena High School, 830 Valley View Road. THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.4 -159- �THE GATCH GENEALOGY continued 257. Louisa Margaret Walker SWIFT, daughter of Mary S. Gatch SWIFT, ~153. married John Franklin NOXON, Jr. of Pittsfield, Mass. They had a child: 315. John Franklin NOXON, III . 259. Ruth GATCH, daughter of Harold GATCH. i~170, married Charles F. FESSIG on June 21, 1923. They live at 1183 Wyandotte Road, Grandview, Columbus, Ohio. 260. Robert Fulton GATCH, son of Harold GATCH, engineer. He is married with one child i~170, 1S a mechanical Mabel May GATCH, born August 19, 1925 261. Helen GATCH, daughter of Harold GATCH, #170, 1S a teacher of art at a Junior High school in Columbus, Ohio. She lives at 1183 Wyandotte Road, Grandview, Columbus, Ohio. 262. Asbury ODE BRECHT , son of Mary Etta Gatch OD~BRECHT, in 71, was born September 2, 1893. On August 30, 1915 he married Elva LINTON, born October 8, 1892. They have two children: Mary Margaret ODEBRECHT, born June 13, 1917 Asbury Richard ODE BRECHT , born December II, 1927 263. Florence ODEBRECHT, daughter of Mary Etta Gatch ODEBRECHT, in 71, was born November 28, 1897. On June 5, 1925 she married Homer ELLIS, born March 17, 1898, Superintendent of Schools, Norwalk, Ohio. 264. Virginia Gatch MARKHAM, daughter of Socia Buckingham MAJUa[AM, U149, was born in Baldwin City, Kansas, November 18, 1898. She graduated from Baker University and has an A.M. Degree in Latin from the University of Chicago. She teaches Latin in Cleveland (Ohio) High School (2052 E. 90 St., Cleveland) 265. George Albert GATCH, son of George Wallace GATCH, fn76, born November 1, 1899, married Mildred Lornetta QUALLS on August 4, 1924. They have one daughter: Patricia Lou GATCH -160- THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 4 �THE GATCH GENEALOGY continued 267. Ruth ALLER, daughter of Sarah Virginia ALLER, Itl78, was born in Leavenworth, Kansas on August 31, 1895. She married Brian MUIRHEAD and lives in Shreveport, Louisiana. They have three children: David Aller MUIRHEAD Robert Lloyd MUIRHEAD Ruth MUIRHEAD 268. Harold EDWARDS, son of Lily Gatch EDWARDS, #184 married and had one child: Enid EDWARDS THE END Mrs. Sarah Hausman, 90, of Eudora died this morning at the Norris Rest Home, where she had been a patient the past month. She was born May 2, 1868 in Clearfield and lived her entire life in the Clearfield-Eudora area. She was a member of the St. Paul's Evangelical Church of Eudora. Funeral services will be at 2:30 p.m. Sunday at the St. Paul's Church in Eudora with Rev. Arthur Reiss in charge. Burial will be in the Eudora Cemetery. Friends may call at Cooper-Warren Mortuary till noon Sunday. Survivors include one sister, Mrs. Hannah Muenzemayer of Pasadena, California; one brother, John Weil of Topeka, and several nieces and nephews~ From the Eudora Enterprise March 5, 1959 THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.4 -161- �• ~~ ~ ~ CLEARFIELD CEMETERY ~:~ Prom an article 1n the Eudora Enterprise, Wednesday, March 17. 1976 By Mary Rodewald The present Clearfield Cemetery located on the southwest corner of the Rodewald farm was deeded to the Evangelical Association and their successors, and acknowledge the transaction before Charles Pill, Douglas County notary public, by George Meeder on July 19, 1880. Another half-acre was purchased from ~~s. Walter Rodewald 1n the 1960s by the trustees. Each member of the church was to have a lot free of charge. By the year 1861 the George Meeder family had consisted of. four boys and two daughters. The two younger sons, of 8 and 10 years, became ill and died of diphtheria in February, 1871. This new settlement had no burial ground. So Great-grandfather built their coffins, laid them out, and chose to bury them in the graves the neighbors had dug. Small markers can still be seen from the road in the southwest corner of the Clearfield Cemetery. The next person to be interred in the Clearfield Cemetery was Ludwig Schendel, father of Amelia Schendel, who married my grandfather, William Brecheisen. The second person was my. great-grandfather, Peter Brecheisen. The Rev. Dissinger, a minister of the Evangelical Church, chose to be buried there also. He had married Mr. and Mrs. George Brecheisen. The trustees of the Clearfield Church are in charge of the cemetery as ordered. From information submitted by Inez Staatz Kensit Westmont Oaks 4984 Westmont Avenue San Jose, CA 95130 "NO" IMY MEAN "YES"!! -162- THE PIONEER, VOL. XVII, No. 4 ~ ? �WHAT EVER HAPPENED TO ... ? HENRY H. MCGLOTHLIN H. H. :wr'GLOTHLI~ . __ .__ _ _ _ _ • lIetd _ _ _ ~. ~ in lhc COQnt~ 0(_____ ,.~.r •. A R,tdntt 01._ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ~ aDd State o( ~ whose Post Offi~ addr~u i. . "o~11 known to ~ to ~ w :; an~ c z . and "oho ~ing du1r rw~m. d«!arn in relation to .(oftUlid ca. ~ - f -: . - - - . , (' n'poUt.atJ. ! : a. ~ =-,.-- • ~ _~~t!o(..u...-~_-:-J#~;.c*UL-(,':'~_ka.~ ....... -~ ~ _A$.1fU.+';(;j,fnt... )':~~JvC~~C~ ~/..¥.:.i-.L.- ~. ~ ~¥L~ .U;:t-~~tZ1.-W1i!L/n~~.~ -. , - +' ~~. .-: H. H~' ~fcGlothlin, ,. of .whom po the above IS a good piCture,'is. a, nati ve of that grand old common: weal th,' Virsrinia. He was , born : in Jefi'ersoi\;lle, 'March" f~th,! HH9. In the veal' 18-49 his father: moved from t"hat state to '\I"here: Ka.nsas City now ·stands .. At that; ~me it was known as IfestpoTt's ~ Landing:" They staid there un·' til 1852 when they again mo\:ed: this time to the state of Kentucky. , "HaIik"-ifot belng--siifisfied with: with that country decided to re·: turn and accordingly boarded a: steam boat on the Ohio riYer and; 1 'I coming by the wa.y of Louisyille: and. St. Louis landed in Kansas; City in 1e56. From that time up I : to ·the present he' has been a res· . : ident of tbe state of Kansas, At· i the breaking' out of the war he: i sen'ed the - !:!'O\'ernment in the: !capacity of Scout until' the 15th.. : K:msas was or!:!'anized. in which i organization h;'selTed until they · 'I"ere mustere<l out in ):on~lllher: · 1 ~fi5, He was married 1<, )lrs, Rebecca \\, Probasco in tbe .\·ear · of 1 -':;'1. T.!:!.ey 11:\\'€' I}!.' chillll~n, g i c& ~ ,,~,t~~/~. n..·t£::;~-:::::T IISa.~_~~;:;~~~Il' ~£'.k.~c.f)... , 2 -.-.-------.---.~~ ~ n;\~ ~ 1_________ . _. -" ::t '" .. • ~ _____ • _________________ •_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ;. ------_._-------_._--------- ~---- HE~~Y H. MCGLOTHLIN lived 1n Douglas County, Kansas between the years of 1856 and 1861. He ultimately settled 1n Pleasanton, Linn County, where his brother, Shadrick "Shade" McGlothlin joined him in 1882 from Kentucky. Although Henry had no children, his brother had three, Shadrick Jr., Cora and Julia. Researched by Bobby Title. !For o \'".e I' _twenty years he"he was ~<1epin;f ,w'erirr;bf this count}' ,and · for four years was deputy Ulllted • States"'~Ia.rstil!1. :"Hm;k" ':\IcGlothlin nas j;:ried .Publlc Sales : con tinuously fur o\'er tbirty ye~rs : in this and adjoining' counties ! and we saY without fear of con; tradiction~ that ht?· is the best ! Auctio neer in the j,!ate, He is ! personally acquain~ed with more,' ; m .. n wompn and children. than:. If you have an early Douglas County ancestor who moved on, send us a thumbnail sketch, obit, photo, etc. and we'll tell "What Ever Happened to " THE PIONEER, VOL. XVII, No. 4 '~ -163- �~I APPI!ARAlICE DOCKl!T. PROBATE OOURT \I.il~ \ \Ii":;:- VOLUME A HELD AT LAW ENFORCEMENT CENTER, LAWRENCE, SLC MICROfILM 1,547,899 GEORGE A S'I"i 1·1"11· ~~,,:,"·,.\t~l·~ .,;:::rJ.·""" PART 3 Estate ofl DATES Of ACTIONS ADDITIONAL NAMED 231 Hampden Moore, Clara Moore, L~ Bul1ew, ELY (ELI) MOORE William Brindle, George Baker, George M. 21 Feb 1860-05 Aug 1872 Collamore, L.F. Bruner, D.C. Westerult, Edward Haney, S.B. Prentis, John Brown. M. Miglaria. E.W. & William Yardley, G.C. Baker 233 07 Jul 1856 & 02 Jul 1857 235 D. G. BROWN David G. Peabody, Fortunatus Gleason. Erastus 30 Mar 1860-07 May 1866 Heath, heirs, Davis Swank, Henry Elliott 237 James S. Tussey, Widow, David Sertee, M. M. CLAYTON 11 Apr 1860-05 Dec 1864 Alfred Curtis, J.A. Beam, John L. Morse, John L. Ollearse, Henry Shaffer, S.O. TherIen, David Viech, Alfred Curtis 239 Marinda E. Moore, Maurice Hartman T .M. MOORE 25 Apr 1860-26 Dec 1864 241 Eliab G. Macy, Nathan Talbert MARY COOPER 25 Apr 1860-02 Jun 1860 243 Zachariah Marshall E.F. MAYO 26 May 1860-23 Mar 1864 245 JOHN SHANNON Wilson Shannon 14 May 1860-14 May 1860 247 WILLIAM B. HORNSBY Columbus Hornsby, L.J. Worden 02 Jul 1860-03 Aug 1871 George A. Banks 249 THOMAS GWARTNEY 3 Aug 1860-12 May 1875 Jackson C. Thomas, appointed public administrator in 1856. resigns in 1857; Loammi McArthur appointed by court Frederick Doll, Jesse Love, Solomon WID. Jones, T. Hopkins, Mary Gwartney -164- THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 4 �APPEARANCE DOCKET Continued 251 Jame~ A. Davidson, J.F. Lash & Martin Adams, JORDAN DAVIDSON 19 Ju1 1860-27 Jan 1864 J.W. Taylor, James Chri"stian, C. Hornsby, Dwight Brothers, Robert Allen, Calorie Adams, A.J. Bush, H.L. & J. Blood, James S. Scott, S.B. Prentiss, Prances Barker, William H. Bush, William Hanson, Guest & Kimball, John Hawes, John Davidson, Otis Potter, Duncan & Brown, A.B. Wade, A. Puller, William Randolph, Samuel A. Riggs, H.B. Wade, Riggs & Tharpe, H.K. Allen 253 E.B. (EWEN) REEDE Detroit Burton, David L. Burton & W.A. Burton, 27 Aug 1860-19 Sep 1864 James Scott, L.J. Beam, James McFadden, WID. W. Herring, J.H. Beam, A.T. Still 255 SAMUEL HENDRY Francis Barker, George Pord, J.W. Hendry, F.A. 22 Sep 1860-04 Dec 1862 Bailey, J. Hartley, F. Barker, A.W. Hendry, J.W. Taylor, J. Bronson, James Brander, Henry Simpens 257 HENRY B. WILLIAMSON Ephraim S. Scudder 13 Aug 1860-05 Oct 1860 259 MARLON BOND Silas A. Bond 13 Oct 1860-02 Mar 1868 261 A.C.W. SAFFORD L.C. Ruysell, J. S. Emery 18 Oct 1860-06 Jul 1864 261 ERASTUS HEATH Jannetta B. Heath, Heirs, A.R. Leonard 26 Aug 1863-30 Sep 1863 263 WILLIAM CARSONS Gentry F. Hern, E. Taylor, E.Y. Banks 05 Nov 1860-28 Apr 1863 265 MARY A. TUPTS 05 Nov 1860 265 LYMAN ALLEN George A. Banks 05 Feb 1864-23 May 1871 267 Amos J. Custard R.W. CUSTARD 09 Nov. 1860-15 Dec 1863 267 JOSIAH C. TRASK O'.W. McAllaster, John H. Wilder 02 Peb 1864-23 May 1871 269 JAMBS WITTEN Hartson R. Brown, Wm. G. Piper, 15 Dec 1860-13 Jun 1861 C. Cavanassee, Hanson & Typhosa Jarvis, Henry Norris, Isaac Allen THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 4 -165- �APPEARANCE DOCKET, Continued 271 EVA'VAN BLARICOM 28 Jan 1861 David Van Blaricom 271 JOHN T. MOORE Widow, Wm. McKinney 20 Oct 1863-14 May 1868 273 JAMES ANDERSON 12 Jan. 1861 273 GEORGE H. SARGENT ---------02 Dec 1863-06 Jan 1864 275 JOHN W. LAWRIE Joseph Craft, M.M. Morgan 20 Oct 1863-08 Oct 1864 277 GEORGE B~ THURBER Whitford Winter, Joseph Rollins, Baker & 26 Feb 1861-03 Apr 1866 Ridenour, Maurice Hartman 279 Wm. M. Hazeltine, Joseph Hazeltine, J.J. Scott DAVID P. HAZELTINE 09 Mar 1861-23 Apr 1866 H.J. Canniff, J. J. Scott, F.A. Bailey, Melvia Hazeltine, D.G. Peabody, Dr. Surber, Maurice Hartmann 281 Detroit Burton, James Scott MARGARET REED 28 Mar 1861-19 Sep 1864 283 H.S. CREEL Sylvester Creel, W. Herrin'g, Chas. Matney, 08 Apr 1861-15 Aug 1868 L. H. Burton, E. Bledso, H.W. Thompson, Thomas Pugh, William Paul, Detroit Burton, Elliott F. Merrick 285 ANDREW E. NORTHROP Joseph Anderson, James Scott, William 12 Apr 1861-05 Dec 18610. Lindau, Warren Stowe, Sarah Anderson, Eugene B. Wheeler, L.J. Bean, J.A. Beam, E.P. Sheldon, C.C. Scofield, A.L. Hubbard, Walter C. Pottio, H.M. Howard, Dr. Surber, Alfred Curtis 287 AMASA SOULE WID. L.G. Soule, Cattarina M. Lord, 25 May 1861-03 Mar 1862 J. L. Bronson, F.A. Blake, F.A. Litchfield, Alfred Curtis 289 JAMES S. TUSSEY Daniel Weybright, Widow, minor children, 14 Jun 1861-21 Aug 1865 S.W. Thacker, J.G. Scott, H.V. Thompson, L.J. Beam, J.L Moss, R.M. Howard, Dennis and John Hagan, Clayton Estate, N. Barnard, A. Curtis, A.O. Lewis Louis Anderson -166 - THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 4 �APPEARANCE DOCKET, Continued 291 John Bauer, Widow, Mary Ulrick, - JACOB ULLRICK 04 Jan 1864-19 Jul 1870 David UUerick, C.H. Steel, -D.C. Halbert, J.H. Gleason, Isaac Hoover, Ridenour & Baker, Phillips Cook, B. Ulrick, Eldridge & Ford, Benjamin Ulrick, Allen Pearce, A.F. Stile 293 WILLIAM WHITLOCK M.R. Clough, S.B. Prentis,F.A. Bailey 16 Jan 1861-13 Feb 1865 Thomas Ferril, Lewis Carpenter 295 RICHARD G. WAIT Solon o. Thacker, L.D. Bailey, J.D. Rollins, 01 Aug 1861-11 Apr 1864 Wm. W. Wait, S. K. Hansen, Prentiss & Griswold, William E. Sutliff, F. A. Bailey, Woodward and Fairley, E.H. Fields, A.L. Reed, Beofin Drisdam, L. Kellog, M. Solomon 297 FREDERICK SCHULTZ Solon 31 Aug 1861-10 Jan 1863 297 ALOIS REIDSMILLER Francis Watter, Abner Barnart; 14 Nov 1863-19 Dec 1866 Arabelle Bissell, John Brown, Francis o. Thacker, William Moore Walte~s 299 Charles Willemsen, Edwin W. Wood, CALEBS S. PRATT 17 Sep 1861-20 Feb 1863 S.O. Thacker, S. Thacker, Josiah Miller, John Pratt, J. Storkbridge, H.L. Enos, E. Sutliff, J. Wharton, W.H.Duncan, Ely McKarver, S.A. Riggs, E.H. Cornelius, Josiah Miller, S. B. Nuten, Thomas J. Sternbaugh, Lewis Carpenter, Robert G. Elliott 301 Henry Brown E. SYLVESTER 04 Sep 1861-10 Oct 1861 301 M.A.C. Killam, Charles Bruce, T.W. Beazley JAMES WATSON 20 Oct 1863-15 Jan 1867 303 WALTER C. HUTCHINSON 16 Nov 1861-08 Apr 1862 304 JOSEPH BRETCHELHAUSER Barbette Bretchelhauser 14 Jan 1864-28 Jan 1864 305 JOHN BRADY J.-Beam, A. Curtis, W. Clayton, L.D. Bailey. 28 Dec 1861-25 Jul 1865 L.J. Beeure 307 JOHNATHAN MATTHEWS James 13 Jan 1862-27 Mar 1862 Lasle THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.4 o. Baldwin, Mrs. P. Farmer, Geo. W. -167- �APPEARANCE DOCKET, Continued 309 Lorenzo J. Worden, J.L. Kenyon, William COLUMBUS HORNSBY 11 Feb 1862-22 Apr 1869 Tomabell, P. H. Hunt, Wesley H. Duncan, widow, F.A. Bailey, Prentiss Ohnswold, Thomas P. McFarland, S.K. Huson, Trask & Lowman, Pat Meegan, S.B. Prentiss, Sam'l A. Riggs, Sam'l Walker, Fick O. Eskridge, B.W. Eskridge, C.V. Eskridge, R.L. frazier, H.L. Enos, G. W. Walker, Crane McCreery, Young Bros. & Co., B.V. Ladd, H.M. Louis, Duncan and Allison, B.K. Allen, Riggs and Riggs, Wesley H. Duncan. 311 LEWIS JENKS Charles Barber, Herman Clark, Chas. W. Smith, 11 Feb 1862-14 Mar 1866 Ridenour & Baker, Robt Ashley, Chas. C. Emory, Sam'l A. Riggs, F . •ollett 313 JOHN VAN CLEEVE 316 JOHN DERBY Hiram Dunbar, James M. Still, E.E. Store, Alex 18 Feb 1862-17 Apr 1865 Stillman, M. Sol.oman, Steven Briggs, WilliamRodenase, John W. Willey, A.W. Meaberly 318 LAWSON BRUCE 320 WILLIAM S. HI~~ Stephen Ogden, F.A. Bailey, L.B. Prentiss 01 Mar 1862-28 May 1862 Holt & Eldridge, Hiram Dunbar, John Graham 322 FRANKLIN BRINKLEY Aaron S. Neal 02 Mar 1862-28 May 1862 324 THEOPHILUS EDWARDS W.N. Blood, James Blood 03 May 1862-20 Jan 1871 324 WILLIAM STROUP George W. Smith, John Peratt, Tyler Stevens 28 Feb 1863-20 Jan 1871 326 REUBEN CORNELIUS Paulina Cornelius, Ashbell M. Wheedon 03 May 1862-27 Dec 1865 R. L. Williams 328 CHARLES H. HAMLIN R. L. Williams, F.A. Bailey 19 May 1862-17 July 1865 331 DAVID VAN BLARICOME Christian Shank, heirs, F.J. Ecke, L.J. 22 May 1862-10 Dec 1864 Dallas, D.R. Matthews, John Fuigerlu, John S. Williams, George O. Catlies, Ridenour & Baker, F.A. Bailey, W.M. Rinly, A. White, Jacob Branson, Fairchild & Co., G.F. Smith, Graham & Millitt, S.O. Thacker, Wm. Clayton, Ellen Richardson 333 JOHN W. CROMPTON H.J. Canniff, F.A. Bailey, A. Perry, David 07 May 1862-02 Jun 1873 Matney, Thomas Yarnold E. D. Ladd, James M. Hendry J. B. Woodman -168- THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.4 �APPEARANCE DOCKET, Continued 335 ANDREW WOODS David G. Peabody, P. Gleason, David Hubbard, 03 Jun 1862-12 May 1866 Silas Hollowell 337 James B. BroWn, Heirs, Benjamin Hoyt, Sarah GARWOOD H. BROWN 1870 Root, Ebenezer Root, Willson G. Shannon, David T. 27 Jun 1862-19 Nov Mitchell, J.N. Noyes, Hall & McKinney, Wm. McCormick, Dr. R.M. Phillips, R.W. Luddington, B. Hoyt, M. Thorp, B. Johnson, Wilson Shannon 339 THOMAS BREEZE Samuel C. Black, John Compton,' minor heirs, 03 Jul 1862-16 Jul 1866 E.D. Ladd, John S. Williams, Nicholas McKinney, E.N. Kirkham, Jacob Branson, Thomas Breeze, Jr., A.T. Still 341 PRANCOIS LA HAY Nancy La Hay, Heirs 26 Jul 1862-13 Sept 1862 343 NANCY JANE CONN 05 Aug 1862- 345 Eliza Jane Douglas, Heirs WILLIAM H. DOUGLAS 06 Sep 1862-17 Dec 1862 347 R. W. Dwmner, widow, D. Martin, J.W. Balen, THOMAS MALONE 06 Sep 1862-06 Aug 1866 E. H. Waugh, T. Cheaney, J.H. Bonebrake, J.A. Cannon, J.R. Davidson, R.M. Phillips, John P. Wood, J. Kirkland, 349 Isaac C. Beaile, heirs L. L. JONES 14 Oct 1862-17 Jun 1863 351 JOHN L. BRONSON Elizabeth Bronson, heirs, 27 Oct 1862-03 Nov 1862 George H. Bronson 353 MARSHALL J. JONES William M. Helm, heirs, widow, H.W. Thompson, 19 Nov 1862-15 Mar 1869 Silas Bond, W.W. Herring, S. Creal, William Helms, J.A. Beam 355 AMOS LUM Elias 02 Dec 1862-05 Dec 1864 357 PRANCIS BARKER Elizabeth P. Barker, H.S. & L. Pillimore, 28 Mar 1863-13 Feb 1868 W. P. Ham, David Martin, W.H. Duncan, E.D. Ladd, Bedford Drisdom. 359 WILLIAM CLAYTON Godfrey Toothaker, A.B. Gilliland, W.P. 06 Apr 1863-14 Aug 1865 Woodworth, W.P. Montgomery, J.P. Clayton, W.D. Martin, S.L. Clayton 361 RHEUTHY WOOD 09 Apr ____-24 Apr____ THE PIONEER, VoL XVII, No.4 William P. Mathers o. s.o. Thacker Hughson, O.A. Hanscome, P. Barker Absolom W. White -169- �APPEARANCE DOCKET continued 363 HENRY MILLER David Hubbard, heirs, Henry Waters,F. 04 Apr __· __---09 Aug 1871 Gleason, William Laurie, George Shobert 365 ROBERT WHARTON 23 Apr _ _-23 Feb 367 JOHN FITZGERALD Charles Willemsen 10 Jun 1863-11 Jan 1873 369 CARLOS HALL------13 Jun _ _-28 Mar 1864 370 GUARDIANSHIP OF LUCY ANN HALL (Lunatic) 30 Sep 1863-28 Mar 1865 Hughson 371 EDWARD S. LOWMAN Clemmie J. Lowman, E.V. Banks, James C. 13 Jun 1863-04 Dec 1872 Horton, John H. Wilder, A.N. Blackledge, George E. Hall, C. Hornsby, L.W. Eldridge, J. Wharton, T.B. Eldridge, S .K. Hughson, Geor::ge Burt, Martha Harrington 373 JOHN ROBERTS William L.G. Soule, widow, heirs, Robert Owen, 15 Jul 1863---09 Jan 1871 Henry Williams 375 NORMAN ALLEN 15 Ju1 1863- 378 WILLIAM CARROL William L.G. Soule, E.R. Fallery, C. Harp, 24 Jul 1863-25 Jul 1863 E.D. Haseltine, F.A. Bailey, W.L. Williamson, A. Perry 379 GEORGEF. KILLAM -----04 Jun 1863-28 Jul 1863 381 Samuel A. Riggs, heirs, Johnathan Baker, GEORGE BURT 27 Aug 1863-14 Nov 1871 George A. Banks, Henry Burt, John R. Groton, M. A. Page, C.L. Robens, William Tully, George Handford, Wilson Shannon, S.S. Hughson, Carles Barber, .W.S. McCurdy, F.P. Baker, H.P. Davis, Henry F. Davis 383 LEMUEL FILLMORE G. Grovenor, R.H. Fillmore, heirs, surv1v1ng 25 Aug 1863-05 Mar·1867 partner, H.S. & L. Fillmore, widow, Hasen S. Fillmore, Charles Longfellow, Simpson Brothers, Lydia· Fillmore, H.F. Danvers Joseph Barton, heirs Amos Barnes (guardian), E.D. Asaph K. Allen, Tokey & Anderson, M.A. Page, s;o. Thacker, G.O. English, HP & G. Grovenor, W.A. Simpson, C.A. Wright, W.E. Sutliff, John C. Feaseley -TO BE CONTINUED- -170- THE PIONEER. Vol. XVII. No. 4 �Clarence Virgil LHIGH was born 9 October 1881 in Morris County, Kansas to James LHIGH Jr. (b. 1851 Devonshire, Hngland -- d. 1925) and Augusta Virginia WADH (b 1854 Indiana - d 1926). James LHIGH iamigrated to the u.s. about 1869 from Hngland. August V. WADH's family were from Virginia and moved to Indiana before coming to Kansas. James and Augusta were married in 1878. Most of their children were born and raised on a farm near Oskaloosa, Jefferson County, Kansas). Clarence attended drafting school and became a c~rpenter, builder, architect in Lawrence, Kansas. Julia Hllen DANIHLS was born 17 June 1884 in Fremont County, Colorado to Nathaniel Burr DANIHLS (b 1877 - d. 1917) and Cynthia Hilen HLLIOTT PASLHY DANIHLS (b 1849- d 1886). Nathaniel's family lived in Missouri prior to the Civil War and were run out due to the fact that Nathaniel's father, Miner DANIHLS, was an abolitionist M.H. minister and they moved to Kansas. The family were early settlers in Clinton County, Ohio, having moved from Pennsylvania in the early 1800s. Cynthia HLLIOTT' s parents, Stephen and Lavina HOLLOWAY HLLIOTT were from Indiana and were early 1850s settlers in Jackson County, Kansas. Julia was raised by the HLLIOTTS after her mother died and her father went back to Colorado. She became a school teacher and taught at the country school at the edge of the LEIGH farm. Julia and Clarence were married in Mayetta, Kansas on 10 October, 1906. They lived in Lawrence after their marriage. Clarence"'built the first house of eight the family were to live in at 1414 Connecticut. Five of the eight children were born in the house. Mr. LHIGH built a number of houses in Lawrence and worked on the KU Student Union. He also worked at the Reuter Organ factory building organ cabinets and during the war worked on aircraft 1n Kansas City. All eight of the children attended KU. Marion Rose LHIGH (PILH) graduated in 1929 as a journalist. Harold Roscoe LHIGH was just short of a degree and did not finish due to the depression. He was an engineer for Liquid Carbonic. HstherVirginia LHIGH PARADEE graduated in 1934 as a home economist. Lawrence Hlliott LHIGH graduated in 1936 and went on to become a doctor in 1941. He practiced medicine in Overland Park, Kansas. Hdgar Daniels LHIGH graduated as a mechanical engineer in 1939. He lived in New Jersey and Utah. Virgil Jame~ LHIGH graduated in 1940 in business. After WWIIhe was a civil service administrator at Sierra Army Depot in California. Ruth HUen Leigh YRAGHR graduated in 1945, in business administration. She worked in Riverside, California as an accountant. Julia Pearl LHIGH FIHLDS graduated in 1949 in education. She worked as a teacher and later an office manager in her husband's public relations firm. As far as known, this is the largest number of family members to have graduated from KU. All four sons served in the Army during WWII. Clarence Virgil died in Lawrence 9 October, 1948. Julia continued to live at '342 Mississippi until shortly before her death on 21 August, 1973. They are buried in Oak Hill Cemetery in Lawrence. THE PIONERR, Vol. XVII, No.4 -171- �KANSAS FARM AND BREEZE DIRECTORY OF FARMERS AND BREEDERS OF DOUGLAS COUNTY AND FRANKLIN COUNTY ~ 1920 Abbreviations used in this directory: a-acres; Ch-Children; O-owner; T-tenant or renter; R-Rural Route; Sec-Section; Maiden name of wife follows directory name in parentheses ( ); Figures at end of information - year became resident of county. Name of farm in quotation marks follows name of children. In case of tenant, the farm owner's name follows the figures givin'g the size of the farm. PART 3 MOORE, Wm. D. (Bertha LAWERSON) Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec. 31 0 80a (1918) Tel: Bell Lecompton MORRIS, Wm. H. (Sarah OSBORN) Ch Clara, Sadie, WID. Howard, Wayne; "Locust Grove Farm" Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec. 33 0 80a (1857) Tel: Bell Lecompton (1851) MORRISS, Allen A. (Opal RAINES) Ch Nathan; Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec. 1 0 3a (1919) Tel: Bell Lecompton MORRISS, Geo. O. (Laura S. MATHERS) Ch Nellie, Wayne, Clarence, Floyd, Neva May, (Vena Fay), Florence, Laura; Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec. 1W 0 40a (1897) MORRIS, Howard o. (Wilma SCOTT) "Edgewood Place" 4 0 160a (1896) Tel: Bell Lecompton Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec. MORRISS, Otis B. (Cornelia MOHATT) Ch Effie, Goldie; Lecompton Rl, Lecompton Sec. 31 T 150a, Emily BROWNING (1904) Tel: Bell Lecompton MURPHY, T.K. (Lucinda TUTTLE) Ch Margaret; Lawrence R8, Clinton Sec. 32SE 0 39a (1919) Lone Star Lone Star MYERS, E. E. (Matilda MCCALL) Ch Myrtle, Delmar; Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec. 4W 0 160a (1876) Tel: Bell Lecompton NICHOLS, Mrs. R. T., Ch Gertrude, Martha, Charles, Alice, Lecompton R1, Kanwaka Sec. 24W 0 80a (1875) Tel: Stull Stull Elmer, NOE, August G. (Nettie GEELAN), Ch Hazel, Madeline, David, Gladys; R1, Lecompton Sec. 7W 0 100a.(1863) Tel: Bell Lecompton NORWOOD, George W. (America MCCALL) Ch Julia, Lecompton, Lecompton Sec. 2N 0 3a (1890) Tel: Bell -172- Cora, May, Ray, Anna; Lecompton Robert; THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.4 ~ �FARM AND BRERZE DIRECTORY continued NORWOOD, R.M. (Bessie JACKSON) Ch Helen, George, May, Ruth, Rachel, Jessie; "Oakley Farm" Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec. 1 T 460a, Mrs. F. C. WENRICH (1890) Tel: Bell Lecompton NUFFER, August (Anna HOUK) Ch Oscar, Rose; Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec. 3E 0 119a, 1820(7) Tel: Stull Stull NUFFER, Wm (Mary ZEBB) Ch Leonard, Charles, Paul; Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec. 4W o l60a (1866) Tel: Stull Stull OSBORN, Allen J. (Martha MATHINA) Ch Grace, Maude, Rosie, Alice, James, Ella; LecomptonR3, Kanwaka Sec. lIE 0 182a (1903) PASLAY, David L. (Carrie ZEEB) Ch Marta, Marie, Charles, Dorothy, Albert, David Jr.; LecomptonR1, Lecompton Sec. 13W T 198a, Mrs. J. C. WARNER (1904) RAKE, David E. (Ma~d STUDEBAKER) Ch Ralph, Laura, Myrtle, Alfred; Richland R17, Kanwaka Sec. 7W T 170a, J.E. RAKE (1892) Tel: Stull Stull RAKE, D. P. (Blanche RAKE) Ch Carl, Roy, Lucille; "County Line Farm" Lecompton Rl, Kanwaka Sec. 26W 0 160a (1896) Tet: Stull Stull RAKE, Wm. E. (Kate ROBERTS) Ch Ellen, Raymond; Lecompton R2 Kanwaka Sec. 31 0 1/1/2a (1888) Tel: Stull Stull RANKIN, Mrs. Olive B., Ch Maude, Charles, Lecompton Rl, Lecompton Sec. 2W 0 50a (1917) Marcus, "Verbena Hill Farm", REYNOLDS, Herbert (Violet VINCENT) Ch Emily, Wm; "Oakwood Farms" Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec. 15 T 160a, Miss Bessie YOUNG, (1890) Tel: Bell Lecompton RICHARDS, E.M. (Carrie HIRD) Ch Pauline; Lawrence R5, Lecompton Sec. 18E T l40a, R.I. JONES (1892) Tel: Lawrence RICHARDS, Geo. T. (Lilly DODDRIDGE) Ch Richard, William, John, Cide, Saddie; "Kanwaka Store Farm" Lecompton R3, Kanwaka Sec. 26E 0 20a (1868) Tel: Kansas Lawrence ROBINSON, Vester H. (Bessie BOWEN) Ch Emil, Elmer; Kanwaka R2, Kanwaka Sec. 5W o l60a (1908) Tel: Bell Lecompton ROGERS, Herb A. (Matilda JOHNSON) Ch Kirby, Lionel; Kanwaka R3, Kanwaka Sec. 5W o 217a (1880) ROLLER, Charles G. (Lena KOEHLER) Ch Katherine, Lillian, Charles, Harvey, Rosie, Violet; Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec. 5W 0 240a (1869) Tel: Stull Stull THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 4 -173- �FARM AND BREEZE DIRECTORY continued SANFORD, W.N. (Ella WOOD) Ch Roy, Raymond, Howard, Herbert; "Clover Hill Parm" Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec. 15E 0 120a 1902 Tel: Bell Lecompton SANTCLAR (SINCLAIR), Wm. (Jennie TROTMYER) Ch Frank, Ralph; Lecompton Sec. 34 T 56a, BARKER estate (1880) Lecompton R1, SCHEER, Add (Bell KENNEDY) Ch Daisy, Bessie: "Sunny View Farm", Richland R17, Kanwaka Sec. 7W.0 72-1/2a (1879) Tel: Stull Stull SCHELLHORN, Carl (Elmira FLORY) Ch Marguerite, Floyd, Richard; "Rockwall Heights Farm" Lecompton R3, Kanwaka Sec. 2E T 240a, A. SCHELLHORN (1879) SCHROYER, Robert E., (Minnie DAVEY), Ch Ada, Jennie, Jim, Lenora, Christine, Billy; Lecompton R3, Kanwaka Sec. 24E 0 56a (1905) Tel: Lecompton SCOTT, Boyd M. Sr. (Cora MORRIS 7) Ch Wilma, Alice; "Edgewood Place" R2, Lecompton Sec. 34 0 35a (1911) Tel: Bell Lecompton Ruth, Bell Lecompton SCOTT, Robert M. Sr. (Ellen DENNIS) Ch Robert Jr., James, Henry, Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec. 3N 0 12a (1916) Tel: Bell Lecompton Minnie; SEHON, C.W. (Winnie HILL) Ch Russell, Prank, Helen, Curtis, Julia, Philip; "Plain View Farm" Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec. 2-3 0 170a (1884) Tel: Bell Lecompton SHAFFER, Arthur G. (Clara R. MORRIS) Ch Clifford, Harold, Ruth, Fern, Wilma, Helen, Leatha; Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec. 33 T 220a H.W. SANFORD (1908) Tel: Bell Lecompton SHAFFER, John Eli (Martha SPENCER) Ch Ettie, Lee, Maude, Earl, Mildred: "The Garden Home" Lecompton Rl, Lecompton Sec. 2W 0 80a (1879) Tel: Bell Lecompton SHAW, Mrs. Hattie, Ch Lola, Will; Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec. 32W 0 160a (1882) Tel: Stull Stull SHELLY, Michael (Maude HETRICK) Ch Blanche; Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec. 13E 0 70a (1874) Tel: Bell Lawrence SHIELDS, A.H. (Sadie ANDERSON) Ch Vergie, Mary; Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec. 7E T 40a, Oscar COLLINS (1900) SHIRAR, Charlie L. (Alice COOPER) Ch Helen, Hazel, Lester, Denna; Lawrence RIO, Wakarusa Sec. 17SE 0 205a (1892) Tel: Kansas Lawrence -174- THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 4 ) �THE FARM AND BREEZE DIRECTORY continued SHIRLEY, Frank T. (Laura PATE) Ch Frank, Russell, Lecompton Sec. i8 0 70a (1854) Tel: Bell Lecompton Elmer; Lecompton R1, 'SLAUGHTER, Everett; Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 12 W T 80a, Alex SLAUGHTER, (1916) SLAVENS, Robert B. (Mabel SPANGLER) Ch Thomas, Irene, Buster, Duggie, Nellie, Sara, Edith, Henrietta; Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec. 34N 0 lOa (1910) Tel: Bell Lecompton SMITH, Fred C. (Mary WORLEY), Ch Fred, Joe, Frank, Mary, Martha; Lecompton Sec. 3 0 l23a (1885) Tel: Bell Lecompton Lecompton, SMITH, Mrs. Harriett E. (LEIST) Ch Wm, Haley, Fred, Elizabeth, Rosa, Pearl, Harry, Edward, Clarence; Lecompton, Lecompton Sec. 34N 0 8a (1884) Tel: Bell Lecompton SPENCER, Harley I. (Cora SHAFFER) Ch Bethel, Esther, Russell, Pearl, Lloyd, Ralph, Frankie, Arlene; Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec. l3W T 100a, W.F. SPENCER (1884) Tel: Bell Lecompton SPENCER, W.F. (Martha TRUE) Ch John, Etta, Harley, Donna (Demma) "Spencer Ranch" Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec. llW 0 160a (1857) Tel: Bell Lecompton WINTER, Charles B. (Laurie B. WINTER, Mother) Ch Maude, Charles, Paul, ~~ry, Mark; Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec. l4E T 160a, A.K. WINTER (1880) Tel: Bell Lecompton WISE, Samuel D.(Laura BIFFER/PIFFER) Ch Eva, Dwain, Henry; Lecompton Sec .. l3W 0 125a (1873) Lecompton Rl, WUZER, B.F. (Sarah MOORE) Ch Philip, Laura, Prince; "The Wizer Farm" R1, Lecompton Sec. 29 0 200a (1859) Tel: Bell Lecompton WULPKUHLE, Harry 0., Lecompton Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec. 4W 0 165a (1894) WULPKUHLE, C.F. (Mary NEIDER) Ch Frank, WID, Amelia, Tillie, Harry, Ernest, Walter, Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec. 19 0 2l0a (1891) Tel: Stull Stull WULFKUHLE, Fred H. (Ettie KREIPE) Ch Freda, Leatha; 25W 0 200a (1888) Tel: Stull Stull Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec. WULPKUHLE, William (Mary A. BUCHHEIM) Ch Wm., Emma, Fred, Anna, Albert, Gus, Arthur, Harvey, Herbert, Albert (7), Harold; Lecompton Rl, Kanwaka Sec 3SW 0 160a (1860) Tel: Stull Stull THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.4 -175- �FARM AND BREEZE DIRECTORY continued WYMER, Herb (Bertha MALEN) Ch Fern, Helen; 60a will MCCLANAHAN (1910) Lecompton Rl, Lecompton Sec. 12" T WYMER, Mrs. Margaret, Ch Bertha, Martin, Emma, Herbert, William; Lecompton R1. Lecompton Sec. 13W 0 27a (1910) YARN, William S. (Emma EDSON) Ch Anna, Henry, Lillian; Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec. 5NE 0 7-1/2a (1884) Tel: Kansas Lawrence YOST, William P. (Mary L. NELSON), Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec. 2W 0 80a (1901) YOUNG, Miss Bessie, "Oak Wood Farm" (1895) Tel: Bell Lecompton ZEEB, Edward, Ch Mike, Mable; Stull Stull Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec. 15 0 160a Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec. 19 o 289a (1880) Tel: ZEEB brothers: Gust A. and Julius A, Sophia Zeeb (sister), Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec. 32W 0 119a ('1872) Tel: Stull Stull ZEEB, John G. (Pearl VILES) Ch Aldora, Freddie, Annabell; Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec. 18W T 80a, George ZEEB (1900) Tel: Independent Stull THE END ...,.-.;;'... '~;-:. ,::r".!';:;;"4e"~_2· ~:<::''''t.~~~:_~. ...... ,... ....... ··.:-{~i: :,:-:- L; -: =-~;'c--:--c-·-·· ;;;,;;. -176- THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 4 �fI ~ .~~~~ "~ JI ( ~ f < Woman Claimed She Was Shot in Quantrill's Raid of Lawrence -- August 21, 1863 Mrs, Sarah E Lanton wrote to Marshall Prentice of Lawrence in 1886 claiming she was shot during Quantrill's Raid. Her letter was published in the Lawrence Evening Tribune, May 10, 1886. "More Quantrell Raid History" :\ I -'~ , - . J ..~ ~ Marshall Prentice received the following letter yesterday, The Mr. Prentice referred to in the lener was Marshall Prentice's father. who was city marshal in 1866 and 1867, It is not generally known that a woman was shot during the Quantrell raid. but such is the facL The letter reads as follows: Solomon City. Kas,. May 8. [18]86 ' t. ~ ~ . 6 r\) DEAR SIR--I write to ask you if you are the same gentleman who was police man in Lawrence twenty years ago. The gentleman I have reference to was named Mr. Thad Prentice, and was a tall. slim man with red whiskers, If you are the Mr. Prentice I speak of you will remember about me pointing out the Quantrell raid spies to you the day before Lawrence was burned, [heard their conversation and reported it to you and they were arrested, But as they denied it. they were turned loose. At the time of the raid I lived in an old store building on a front street a few doors above Mr. Gardner's millinery store. and the spies held a conversation back of the building. I think the reason they shot me was because I reported on the spies. The one that I had arrested came and took me prisoner as soon as they got in town and made me hold the ax while they broke into the store buildings and ransacked them. When they got ready to leave town they shot me and put me and two children into Dr. Huson's buggy and took us as far as Jones' ranch. There the horse got frightened and tipped the buggy over. I started to foot it back to Lawrence and met some farmers in a wagon. on the road to Lawrence. and I told them my situation and they took me back. Dr. A. Fuller dressed my wound and attended on me. The reason I tell about my case is to see if you remember me. I have never been able to work for my living since I was shot. I got on as long as my husband lived but he died in 1882 and since then I have had to live on the charity of the people here. They think it is now time for the government or State to help me. Ihope the citizens that know of my getting shot will do all they can about helping me as I am very poor. . ~ "··_~ 11. _ ./~ ~' =.'~" /.':;;s..'t'~'-:::>'.'-'~- m '1.1 JnE ~~ , e·".~ ,.. . ~ _ '" ~ -.--.~. ,Q ,~' ."'~" -'~{.~~ -., - This article was found by John Peterson and is submitted by Watkins Community Museum, 1047 Massachusetts Street. Lawrence. KS 66044. If anyone has aliy further information about Mrs. Sarah Lamon's identify, such as her maiden name, husband's name etc., please contact the museum. THE PIONEER, VOL. XVII, No. 4 -177- �~ l .... -':-.:' . .;;-... ; .... '.' .'.: ;'~-::' "'l', ' '. ~ . . ~QJarrh;lIsJl1~.U;~W~~~ShernrlnEnOOfOO'CllEJ1~Mt $ ~ ~ho~~gr~·p~-Of original -draWing courtesy Watkins Conmunity Museum. fJJiAT? NO WILL? be. d-U:.c..oww.ged. -<-6 you.. ~-Utd n.o w.i.tt. Ra.eph. CJr.a.nd.e,U. -in.. hL6 book" Sha.JUn.g tite. FamU..y T.1UUZ.,." g.We.6 an. ex.amp.te. o~ a. R.a.d.y who d.Uui ~ -in.. 1902. Among:the. PJtOIxLte. ~ c«L6 tite. P~n. ~CVt. ~n. o~ hvr.. e.6tate., IAiU.ch. ~ 23 htWrh, ai..on.g w-U:.h ;thehL ~e.6 and ;thehL ~t'L6hA.p :to hvL! Don.':t -178- TIlE PIONEER, VOL. XVII, No.4 ~ �FEDERAL CENSUS 1860 LAWRENCE KANSAS This alphabetized listing of the 1860 census of Lawrence is copied from the cards located in the Watkins Museum, Massachuetts streets in Lawrence. Thanks to Steve Jansen and Judy Sweets for making the cards available for this project. Anyone wishing to reconstruct the "households" can do so by looking at the original cards or contacting Donald Vaughn of the Douglas County Kansas Genealogical Society. Any of the elements in the computer ~ata base can be found and grouped. Several names were hard to read on the original and the cards. Question marks were placed by severai names. Some names with ( ) around them in the given name column are listed with alternate spellings. If no information was given a question mark was used. Several street names have changed over the years in Lawrence. The following abbreviations were used for streets. Ber Hen Lev Ma· Mass Park Pin War Win Berkley Henry Levee Massachusetts Massachusetts Park Pinckney Warren Winthrop The following abbreviations were used for countries. Ass Aus Can Den Fra Ger HoI Ire Nbr Nos Nov Oce Pol Pru Sco Swe Swi Assam Austria Canada Denmark France Germany Holland Ireland New Brunswick Nova Scotia Nova Scotia Atlantic Ocean Poland Prussia Scotland Sweden Switzerland Prepared by Donald W. Vaughn THE PIONEER. Vol.. XVII. No.4 -179- February 1994 �FEDERAL CENSUS 1860 LAWRENCE. KANSAS SEX AGE OCCUPATION REAL/PERS BRTH HH ADDRESS· NAME Clark Clark Clark Clark Clark Clark Clark Clark Clark Clark Clark Clemens Clemens Clemens Coats Coats Coats Cobb Cobb Coe Coe Coe Coggins Coleman Collamore Collamore Collier Collier Collier Collier Collier Collier Collier Colmin Connelly Conway Conway Cook Cook Cooper Cordley Cordley Cornelius Cornelius Cornelius Cornell Cram.Frank Crapi Crapi Crapi Crapi Crapi Crapi Crapi Crocker Crocker Crocker ,E. ,Frances ,J. ,J .F . ,L.F. ,maria ,McGee? ,N.S. ,5. ,S.B. ,S.B. ,Malinda ,Mary ,Solomon ,Eliz. ,G. ,Harriet J . .Nelson ,Nelson ,Horatio ,John M. ,Mary M. ,T.H. ,L .0. ,G. ,G. ,Fanny ,Hannah ,Harriet ,John ,Ruth ,T. ,William ,So ,J. ,J. ,J. ,Geo. ,L. ,Geo. ,Mary Ann ,R. ,Cornelia ,E.H. ,Warren ,J. ,M ,Consider ,Henry ,James ,John ,Margaret ,W.8. ,William ,A. ,Betsey ,E .P. M 33 F 22 M 25 M 24 M 1 F 27? M 34 M 27 M 58 M 23 M 23 F 19 F 1 M 25 F 20 M 26 F 1 M 40 M 40 M 6mo M 38 F 27 M 35 M 29 M 42 M 42 F 9 F 50 F 14 M 25 F 10 M 60 M 17 F 20 M 21 M 25 M 2S M 20 F 27 M 30 F 28 M 28 F 2 F 38 M i7 M 26 M 27 M 10 M4 M 13 M 16 F 40 M 56 M 22 F 8m F 30 M 10 3000/7000 MA NY MI Stagedriver NY ClerK KS MA Stagedriver NY 100 CarpenLer MA? LightingRod NY Tinner NY Tinner PA KS PA 500/175 Grocer IL OH KS KY 3600 Lawyer KY 3600 Lawyer KS CT 15m/3m Lawyer MI 800/100 PA Banker 1000/400 MA Carpenter 10m/~00 MA Merchant MA 10m/200 Lawyer PA Eng PA PA Miner PA 1000/200 Eng Teamster PA Swe Servant Ire Dishwasher 400/500 Farmer NY 400/500 NY Farmewr NY Porter CT Cooper ? Eng Eng Clergyman 500/300 KS NY Saddler NY Wagon MaKer 500/100 MA Carpenter 200 PA IL IL IL MI OH feamster 300 Ma Laborer MI KS ME CT lawyer -180- 174 119 IN ST 026 LA & Winthrop 173 ? 026 LA & Winthrop 026 LA & winthrop 208 33 MA ST 173 ? 208 33 MA ST 185 ? 101 NY ST 101 NY ST 05639 MA St 056·39 MA St 056 39 MA St 223 Levee 223 Levee 223 Levee 051 78 KY St 051 78 KY St 034 OH St 034 OH St 034 OH St 094 24 MA ST 211 81 IN St 058 ? 058 ? 206 VT ST 206 VT ST '206 VT ST 206 VT ST 206 VT ST 206 VT ST 206 VT ST 143 57 TN ST 209 Eldridge House 091 59·Del St 091 59 DE ST ? 172 Johnson House 198 ? 287 ? 249 52 NY ST 249 52 NY ST 154 ? 154 ? 154 ? 171 29 VT ST 172 Johnson House 194 74 KY ST 194 74 KY ST 194 74 KY ST 194 74 KY ST 194 74 KY ST 194 74 KY ST 194 74 KY ST 152 34 OH ST 152 34 OH ST 152 34 OH ST THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 4 �FEDERAL CENSUS 1860 LAWRENCE, KANSAS SEX AGE OCCUPATION REAL/PERS BRTH HH ADDRESS NAME Crocker Crocker Crocker Cromer Cromer Cromer Cromer Crosby Crosby. Crosby Cutter Cutter Cutter Cutter Cuttier Cuttier Dailey DaLee DaLee Dalton Danvers Dargan Dart Davenport Davenport Davers Davers Davidson Davis Davis Day Deamer Dean Dean Dean Dean Dennis Dennis Dennis Detrick Dix Dix Dix Dix Dix Donnaly Donnaly Donnaly Donnaly Donnaly Donnely Donnely Douglas Douglas Douglas Douglas Dow ,G.H. ,J. ,J .? ,Chas. ,Ida ,Mary, ,R.J. ,Geo. ,George ,Martha ,Cordelia ,J . ,John ,Rodalphus ,A. ,D.C. , ?. ,A.G. ,Martha ,Bill , ?. "E. ,M. ,L. ,L. ,Frank ,FRank ,E. ,Mary ,Mary ,James ,W. ,E. ,Henry , Ida ,J.M. ,8. ,Malina ,Osmea ,J. ,8rigetta ,C.8. ,Edward ,R.C. ,Stephen ,Sr idget t ,John ,John ,Mary ,Neve ,8. ,Mary ,James ? ,Julia "Mary E. ,N.W. ,H.P M M M M F F M M M F F M M M M M F M F M M 30 31 31 2 4 27 28 30 1 23 23 33 5 8m 30 27 20 39 22 28 23 F 26 F 20 F 38 F 38 ? 40 ? 40 M 25 F 20 F 20 M 30 M 63 F 26 M3 F 1 M 29 M 28 F 22 M 2 M 25 F 21 M 34 M 3m M 30 'M 19 F '20 M 10 M 21 F 18 M 15 M 64 F 50 M5 F 34 F 13 M 33 M 32 THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.4 Ire 152 MA 152 MA' 152 NY 272 NY 272 NY 272 NY 272 300 Carpenter Ire 163 Carpenter KY 163 OH 163 Cook VT 138 Ire 138 Print.er IL 138 IL 138 MA 220 Surveyor MA 220 Laborer Ire 209 Servant Photograph 500/2000 OH 076 MA 076 1000 Ire 172 Merchant. NY 218 Clerk Ire 209 Servant OH 220 IN 154 IN 154 NY 092 NY -92 Carpenter NJ 287 Servant IL 050 Servant IL 050 5aloon Kp. 3000/50 IRE 030 Laborer Ger 117 CT 073 CT 073 KS 073 Wagon Maker 2500/250 CT 073 Clergyman OH 253 IL 253 KS 253 'Cab. Maker Swi 064 IRE 171 Carpenter 800/200 CT ·171 KS 171 Blacksmith 3000/1000 CT 171 App.WagMak CT 171 Ire 282 Ire 282 Mason Ire 282 Ire 282 Ire 282 1000/200 Ire 282 Ire 282 IL 037 NY 037 NY 037 Farmer NY 037 Liquor Deal /600 NH 062 Machinest carpenter Carpenter -181- 300 500 500 34 34 34 35 35 35 35 OH OH OH CT CT CT CT ST ST ST St 5t St St ? ? ? Whitney House Whitney House Whitney House Whitney House Whitney House Whitney House Eldridge House 45 MA Upstairs 45 MA Upstairs Johnson House 2 VT ST Eld'r idge House Whitney House ? ? ? ? ? 89 RI St 89 ST 128 TN ? 186 VT ST 186 VT ST 186 VT ST 186 VT ST 67 NJ ST 67 NJ ST 67 NJ ST 61 NY ST 29 VT ST 29 VT ST 29 VT ST 29 VT ST 29 VT ST 115 RI ST 115 RI 5T 115 RI ST 115 RI 5T 115 RI ST 115 RI ST 115 RI 5T ? ? ? ? 32 NH 5t �FEDERAL CENSUS" 1860 LAWRENCE, KANSAS SEX AGE OCCUPATION REAL/PERS BRTH HH ADDRESS NAME Dow Drisdon Drisdon Drisdon Dritzler Droyer Drugan Dubaire Ducker Dudley Duffiel Duffiel Duffiel Duffiel Duncan Duncan Duncan Duncan Duncan Duncan Duncan Duncan Duncan Duncan Dunn Dunn Dunn Dunn Dunn Dunn Dunn Dunn Dunn Dunn Dunn Dye Earl Earl Ear 1 Earl Earl Ecke Ecke Edmonds Edward Edwards Eggard, Eigmann" Eigmann Eldridge Eldridge Eldridge Eldridge Eldridge Eldridge Eldridge Eldridge ,M.L. F ,B. ,Harriet ,Rebecca ,G: ,J; ,J. ,N. ,H. ,G. ,Alonzo ,Annetta ,J . ,Sarah ,Adaline ,Chas. ,Chas. ,Chas. H. ,Elizabeth ,F lemon ? ,John ,Margaret ,S.Ann ,Will"iam ,A.J. ,Caroline ,Eva ,F red ,J.M. ,John C . ,Lettia ,Mary ,Richard ,Roscoe ,Servantis ,A. ,Geo. ,H. ,Jenney ,Kate ,W.H. ,F .0. ,Josephine ,A. ,D. ,Ch. , T. ,A ?? ,C. ,A. ,Ada ,Alice ,Augusta ,E.S. ,Edward ,Emma ,Eva F 27 M 49 F 44 F 6m M 34 M 18 F 17 M 45 M 25 M 28 M3 F 1 M 24 F 22 F 33 M 1mo M 44 M 38 F 24 M5 M 10 F 13 F 8 M 13 F 33 F 16 F 18 M 8m M 50 M 26 F 20 F 48 M 14 M 25 M 23 M 21 M 26 F 21 F 28 F 24 M 18 M 28 F 23 M 27 M 14 M 31 M 17 M 31 M 25 F 30 F 31 F 10 -F 22 M 28 M 17 F i4 F 7 MA KY MO KY 2000/500 PA Mayor Eng Barkeeper MO Servant RI Speculator 4000 NH Carpenter IN Merchant KS KS MD IL KY KS 4000/5000 VA Merchant 8000/3000 VA Merchant. KY MO IL IL IL IN ME NB NB KS 3000/400 OH Hotel Kp 700/ NB Farmer NB NOV ME /150 Joiner NB Farmer NB NY Dep Sheriff 2000 MA AL CT Teacher MA Carriag Pai GA 400/200 Saddler Ger Ger Grocer 800 ME Wal Teacher 400/500 MA Clerk WI Brewer Ger Brewer 3000/300 Ger 500/500 MA ? Hot.el Prop -182- MA NY MA MA MA MA 062 199 199 199 096 209 2"18 172 209 172 225 225 225 225 048 048 040 048 040 048 048 048 048 040 234 055 055 234 055 055 055 055 055 055 055 209 212 294 212 209 167 064 064 092 248 002 040 105 105 028 209 027 235 235 028 285 027 32 NH St. KY ST KY ST KY. ST 17 CT St Eldridge House 2 VT ST Johnson House Eldridge House Johnson House 96 MA ST 96 MA ST 96 MA ST 96 MA ST 89 LA St 89 LA St 89 LA St 89 LA St 89 LA St 89 LA St 89 LA St 89 LA St 89 LA 5t 89 LA St 23 Commerical Commerical Hs Commerical Hs 23 Commerical Commerical Hs Commerical Hs Commerical Hs Commerical Hs Commerical Hous Commerical Hs Commerical Hs Eldridge House ? ? ? Eldridge House Waverly House 61 NY ST 61 NY ST ? 31 NY St Mass Wint&Pinck 89 LA St 39 ME ST 39 ME ST RI ST Eldridge House RI ST 26 RI ST 26 RI ST RI ST NH ST RI ST THE PIONEER. Vol. XVII. No. 4 �FEDERAL CENSUS ·1860. LAWRENCE, KANSAS SEX AGE OCCUPATION REAL/PERS. BRTH HH ADDRESS NAME Eldridge Eldridge Eldridge Eldridge Eldridge Eldridge Eldridge Eldridge Eldridge Eldridge Eldridge Eldridge Elliot Ellis Ellis Embry Emstad Emstad Engreson Engreson Engreson Engreson Engreson Engreson Estobrook Estringer Estringer Estringer Estringer Estringer Estringer Estringer Estringer Estringer Evans Evans Evans Evans Evans Evans Evans Everly Fairbanks Fairbanks Fairbanks Faron Faron Faron Faron Faron Faron Faron Faron Farren Farren Farren Farren ,James ,Joseph ,Josephine ,L. ,Lida .W. ,Lyman ,Mary R. ,Mary S. ,Phebe ,S.W. ,Sholer ,T.S. ,R. ,A. ,Carrie ,J/H. ,P. ,Susan ,A. ,Anna ,H. ,Harriet ,John ,Oscar ,L. ,C. ,Eliz. ,Eliz. ,Eva Ann ,Henry ,John ,Mary ,Noah ,Sarah ,D. ,J .W. ,John ,Maria ,Mary ,Mary ,Mary ,D. ,Geo. ,H. ,Wm.H. ,Anna ,Eunice ,Fanny ,Harriet ,W. ,Walter ,Walter ,William ,Eliz. , Ellen ,Florence ,Mary M M F M 17 30 14 45 F 22 M 65 F 40 F 18 F 6m M 44 M2 M 35 M 31 M 28 F 28 M 207 M 30 F 24 M 20 F 14 F 48 F 8 M 52 M 10 F 45 F 45 F 10 F 10 F 20 M1 M7 F 18 M 17 F 15 M 19 M 47 M 22 F 15 F 10 F 18 F 46 ·M M M M F F F F 24 23 56 19 3 12 8 35 34 5 M M F 8 M2 F 37 F 7 F 5 F 2 TIlE PIONEER. Vol. XVII. No.4 MA MA MA 300 MA Merchant IN MA 2000 MA MA KS Hotel Keep 66800/24M MA MA Merchant MA County Trea 500 IN Blacksmith 300/200 Ger Ger Printer Swe Barber Can Pol Swe Swe Swe Catholic Pr IA Laborer. Swe Swe Cook MA VA OH OH OH KT OH OH OH OH Wal Saddler OH Student 1000/1300 OH OH NY Wal OH Carpent.er PA Mechanic ME Machinest ME ME MA MA MA MA Butcher 4000/400 MA MA MA MA NY OH PA NY Servant :-183- 028 028 027 209 285 028 027 027 235 027 027 285 209 259 259 172 172 172 284 284 284 284 284 284 220 205 205 205 205 205 205 205 205 205 248 098 098 098 098 248 098 264 149 149 149 049 049 049 049 049 049 049 049 085 085 085 085 RI ST RI ST RI S1 Eldridge House NH ST RI ST RI S1 RI ST 26 RI S1 RI ST RI ST NH ST Eldridge House 65 MA ST 65 MA ST Johnson House Johnson House Johnson House 7 7 7 7 7 7 Whit.ney House 7 7 7 7 7 7 ? 7 7 31 W. W. W. W. 31 W. RI 44 44 44 7 7 7 7 NY St Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence NY ST Lawrence St VT ST VT ST VT ST ? ? ? 7 Hen Hen Hen Hen bt bt bt bt MA MA MA MA & & & &: NH NH NH NH �NAME Farren Faucett Fields? Fillmore Fillmore Fillmore Findley Finely Finely Finley Fish Fish Fisher Fitch Fitch Fitch Fitch Fitch Fitch Flogg Folks Folies Folies Folies Foolschman Ford Ford Ford Foster Foster Fraser Fraser Freeman Freeman Frells Frells Frick Frick Frihart Fritzel Fry Fry Fuilds? Fuller Fuller Fuller Fuller Fuller Fuller Fuller Furds Furds Furgerson Furgerson Furgerson Furon .. Gardner FEDERAL CENSUS 1860 LAWRENCE, KANSAS ADDRESS SEX AGE OCCUPATION REAL/PERS BRTH HH NY. 085 Hen bt MA & NH M 37 Shoemaker ,W.H. NY 195 ? M 28 Laborer ,J.G. OH 055 Commerical Hs 11 M ,G. NH 146 48 NH 5T 2000/3000 M 27 Merchant ,h. NBR 146 48 NH 5T 2000/3000 M 29 Lawywer ,L. NY 146 48 NH 5T F 29 ,Rose OH 080 ? M '1 ,Wm. OH 009 8 Mass St F 28 ,Elizabeth VA 009 8 Mass 5t 3000/6000 M 31 Druggist ,J .A . 009 8 Mass 5t "finely) NY 240 ? F 27 ,E. OH 240 ? M 7 ,Frank Ger 209 Eldridge House M 45 Cook ,A. MA 258 NY ST Merchant M 54 ,Asa KS 025 ? Plaster? 1mo M ,Chas. M 28 Bookseller 3500/200 MA 025 ? ,E.P KS 025 ? F 3 ,Julia S. MA 258 NY ST 31 F ,Mary NY 025 ? F 26 ,Sarah N. ME 146 48 NH ST M 25 Laborer ,H.H. IN 295 87 VT ST Farmer 27 M ,D. 019 ? KS F 2 ,Carry 019 ? Ire F 24 ,Carry W. 019 ? RI 5001100 Physician M 31 ,S.C. 055 Commerical Hs NY Lawyer 31 M ,J.E. 005 48 Mass St NY M 48 Merchant ,(,eo. 005 48 MA ST NY 1600 M 48 Merchant ,Geo. 005 48 MA ST Ma 45 F ,Rachell H. lre 067 ? M 27 Carpenter ,A>M. 067 ? MA M 4 ,Chas. 003 127 Tenn VA F 25 ,Mary A. 2500/4000 NY 003 127 Tenn M 26 Jewler ,R. ME 093 ? F 16 ,Lizzie MA 093 ? 1300 Grocar M 36 ,0. NY 172 Johnson House M 22 Laborer ,John NY 172 Johnson House F 26 ,Sarah ??? 16 IN ST ? F 71 ,Adelaide ME 126 i6 IN ST M 47? Mi ller ,C. MD 165 KY AVE Blacksmith M 21 ,J. 044 30 RI St Ger 3001 M 22 ,H. Eng 291 33 NH ST 4000/300 30 F ,matilda Eng 291 33 NH ST M 29 Trader ,Samuel OH 055 Commerical Hs M 11 ,G. CT 136 35 TN ST 4000/1000 Physician 42 M ,Alonzo 136 35 TN ST 4000/1000 CT Physician M 42 ,Alonzo 136 35 TN ST CT F 12 ,Anna 136 35 TN ST CT F 12 ,Anna CT 136 35 TN ST F 34 ,Anna CT 136 35 TN ST F 34 ,Anna IL 146 48 NH 5T M 25 ,Ed 268 ? Ger F 25 ,frensha Ger 268 ? M 36 Saloon Keep ·,P. NH 151 ? F 24 ,Ellen KS 151 ? M 11m ,Fred J. 151 ? riA 1400 M 24 Machinest ,J .H . MA 059 ? M 17 Clerk ,E.D. CT 070 47 MA ST M 28 Baker ,J. -184- THE PIONEER. Vol. XVII. No. 4 �FEDERAL CENSUS 1860 LAWRENCE. KANSAS SEX AGE OCCUPATION REAL/PERS BRTH HH ADORESS NAME Gardner Gates Gates Genkins Genkins Genkins Genkins Gerard Gerold Gill Girdon Glathood Glathood Glenn Gordon Gordon Gordon Grangen Granshintt Grant Graton Greswold Greswold Griffen Griffen Griffith Griffith Griffith Griswold Groll Groll Groll Groll Grovenor Grovenor Grovenor Grovenor Grovenor Grovenor Grow Grow Grow Guest Guest Guest Guest Guild Guild Guild Haag Haag Haag Hackett Hadwick Hadwick Hadwick Hall ,Mary ,Ada ,F. ,A.M. ,Emily ,George ,Mary E . ,I. ,So ,J. ,Chas. ,J. ,M .. ,R. Y . ,A. ,J. ,J. ,H. ,J. ,Chas. ,J .R. ,Ellen M. ,( Gr iswold) ,Ann ,T. ,Geo. ,Mary ,R.S. ,J .F . ,Margaret ,Margaret ,w.O. ,Wm. ,Chas. ,Ellen ,Emily ,G. ,H.P. ,Laura M. ,Chas. ,J.M. ,Mary ,Alfred ,Mary ,Mary ,Thos. ,Edwara ,J ,? ,Pamelia ,Gilbert ,H. ,Nancy ,Po ,George ,5. ,Sally ,E. 20 17 25 37 F 11 M 3 F 18 M 24 M 34 M 30 M 28 M 24 M 26 M 33 M 25 M 24 M 35 M 23 F 10 M 18 M 24 F 23 F F M F F 30 M 36 M 16 F 35 M 40 M 26 F 8 F 26 M 2 M 32 M 4 F 27 F 25 M 29 M 35 F 12 ? Merchant Carpenter Millman Grocer Grocer Machinest Laborer Laborer Mason Carpenter Merchant Druggist 5aloonkeep Grocer Grocer F 7 M 35 F 31 M 18 F 24 F 46 M 52 M 19 M 40 F 39 M 610 M 60 M 50 M 30 M 2 M 26 F 2 F 20 Carpenter MA MA 6000/2000 IL IL KS IL NY RI NH NY OH 20001 11000 OH RI 300 IN IN PA Eng OH NY 1300 MA NY Ire Ire ME MA MA 100/200 2000/6000 MA MO' Ger OH 525/800 Ger MA CT CT 3000/1300 NBR 2000/2000 CT MA CT 300/200 VT VT ? Merchant Clerk Merchant 10m/150 Farmer Farmer Hostler Butcher 1000/100 NY NY RI NY NY PA ME ME ME Ire MA MA MA Eng 070 258 258 111 111 III 111 209 220 223 291 039 039 151 195 195 223 287 161 218 088 008 008 256 256 241 241 241 007 086 086 086 086 071 071 072 071 072 072 294 294 294 115 115 115 115 057 057 057 156 156 156 209 106 106 106 281 47 MA ST NY ST NY ST ? ? ? ? Eldridge House Whitney House Levee 33 NH ST 80 NY St 80 NY 5t. ? ? ? ? 21 RI ST 2 VT 5T 47 VT 5T Ind & Winth Ind & Wint.h 71 IN 5T 71 IN ST 85 MA 5T 85 MA ST 85 MA ST Ind & Wint.th MA bt Hen& Win MA bt Hen& Win MA bt Hen& Win MA bt Hen& Win 94 NH 5T 94 NH 5T 103 NH 5T 94 NH 5T 103 NH 5T 103 NH 5T ? ? ? 175 175 175 175 167 167 167 M5 M5 MS M5 TN TN TN -185- 5T -" -" ? Eldridge House ? ? ? 120 NY 5T ••.. TO BE CONTINUED THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 4 St 5t. 5t 5t 5T 5T �BROWN. WALKER Florence FELDMAN-WOOD 1S looking for information on T. D. BROWN who lived in North Lawrence in the l880s. He received one-half of a patent right from Wal ter B. WALKER of Cherokee Station for an improvement in spinning wheels. She is seeking to prove that this T.D. BROWN is the same as Timothy Dewey BROWN of Oakland, California who had a patent dated 1883 for "new and useful improvements in wood spinning machines." If any Brown researcher can shed any light on either of these men (or, if they are the same, this man!), please contact Florence, at THE SPINNING WHEEL SLEUTH, P. O. Box 522, Andover, MA 01810 (508-475-8790). PARKER. SMITH Interested in any information on Enos W. SMITH, h. 1837, Harmony, Maine, brother of Benton SMITH. He settled SE 1/2 Sec. 4 Lecompton (now Wakarusa Twp.). Enlisted in the KS Cavalry at Ft. Leavenworth, 28 Sept 1861, and assigned to Co. A., 9th Reg. He listed Clinton as his residence during the Civil War. Worked for KS Pacific RR 1865-1868. Finally settled in Leadville, CO. Daughters Camilla b. 8 Nov 1868, Olathe,Ks; Ella L., h. Sept 1872, Neder1ands, CO. MARTHA J. PARKER, R. R. 2, BOX 99, OVERBROOK, KS 66524. CRASE. GIBSON I NEECE I STIDHAM Need information concerning Richard STIDHAM, m. Rachael CRASE. Richard Singleton STIDHAM m 1st Nancy NEECE. Children: James H., Rosa Ellen, Mary (Polly), Samuel, Thomas, Jasper, Harvey, and Amanda. M 2nd 5 Jan 1895 Rachael CRASE. Children in 1910 Federal census: Meredith, Ester, Ben, Ella Mae. Mardy (Meredith), Hattie, and Benjamin CRASE living in Lawrence, KS in 1910 Federal Census. LONA WARD GIBSON, 712 67th Ave. Dr. West, Bradenton, FL 34207. -186- TIlE PIONEER, VOL. XVII, No. 4 �INlEX TO Y<X... XVII. NO. 4 Nares appearing on the Federal Census (Pages 179-185) are not included in this index, s ; nee they are ; n alphabet; ca 1 order. -A- Laura, 175 BISSELL, Arabe 11 e , 167 BLACK, Samuel C., 169 BLACKLEDGE, A.N., 170 BLAKE, F.A., 166 BLEDSO, Johnathan, 170 BAKER &RIDENOUR, 166 ADAMS, Calorie, 165 Martin, 165 ADEBRECHT, Leonea August, 153 ALLEN, Asaph K., 170 H.K., 165, 168 Isaac, 165 Lyman, 165 Norman, 170 Robert, 165 ALLER, Henry_Nathaniel, 154 Ruth, 154, 161 Sarah Virginia, 161 ANDERSON, James, 166 Joseph, 166 Louis, 166 Sadie, 174 Sarah, 166 ANGELL, Mr., 156 ARMSTRONG, Nellie, 156 ASHLEY, Robt., 168 -BBAILEY, F.A., 165, 166, 167(2), 168(5), 170 L.D., 167(2) BAKER, F.P., 170 G.C., 164 George, 164 BALDWIN, James 0., 167 BALEN, J.W., 169 BANKS, E.V., 165, 170 George A., '164, E., 166 165, 170 BLOOD, H.L., 165 J., 165 James, 168 W.N., 168 BOLLINGER, Bess, 156 BOLHAN, Hay, 154 BOLZIZER, Mr., 159 BONO, Mahlon, 165 Silas, 169 Si las A., 165 BONEBRAKE, J.H., 169 BOWEN, Bessie, 173 BRADY, John, 167 BRANDER, James, 165 BRANSON, Jacob, 168, 169 BRECHEISEN, Mr. &Mrs. George, 162 Peter, 162 Will iam, 162 BREEZE, Heirs (minor), BARBER, Charles, 168, 170 BARKER; 169 Elizabeth F., 169 F., 165 Frances, 165 Francis, 165, 169 BARNARD, N., 166 BARNART, Abner, 161 BARNES, Amos, 170 BARTON, Joseph, 170 BEAILE, Isaac C., 169 BEAM, J., 167 J. A., 164, 169 Beam, J .A., 166 BEAM, J.H., 165 L.J., 165, 166 BEAN, L. J., 166 BEAZLEY, T.W., 167 BEEURE, L.J., 161 BIFFER/PIFFER, 11£ PIONEER, \Q... XVII, No. 4 169 Thomas, 169 Thomas Jr., 169 -187- BRETCHELHAUSER, Barbette. 161 Joseph, 167 BRIGGS, Steven, 168 BRINDLE, William, 164 BRINKLEY, Frank I in, 168 BROADWELL, Anne, 156 Mary Mears, 156 Virginia, 156 BRONSON, EI izabeth, 169 George H., 169 Heirs, 169 J., 165 J.L., 166 John L., 169 BROWN, D.G., 164 Garwood H., 169 Hartson R., 165 Heirs, 164, 169 Henry, 167 James B., 169 John, 164, 167 T.D., 186 Timothy Dewey, 186 BRUCE, Charles, 167 Lawson, 168 BRUNER, L.F., 164 BUCHHEIH, Mary A., 175 BUCK I NGH.6J1, Eddwin Jeffreys, 154 Sarah Virginia, 154 BULLEW, L., 16J. BURT, �I tI)E)( TO \Q... XV I I, No. 4 oont irued BURT (continued) George, 170(2) Heirs, 110 Henry, 170 BURTON, David L., 165 Detroit, 165, 166(2) L.H., 166 W.A., 165 BUSH, A.J., 165 wi 11 ; am H., 165 -CCANIFF, H.J., 168 CANNIFF, H.J., 166 CANNON, J.A., 169 CAREY, Kenneth Anton, 154 CARPENTER, Lewis, 167(2) CARROL, William, 110 CARSONS, Wi 11 iam, 165 CARTER, Elizabeth Dick inson, 159 CATLI ES, George 0., 168 CAVANASSEE, C., 165 CHEANEY, T., 169 CHRISTIAN, James, 165 CLARK, Herman, 168 CLAYTON, estate, 166 J.P., 169 M.M., 164 S.L., 169 W., 167 Widow, 164 William, 169 Wm., 168 CLOUGH, M.R., 167 COLLAMORE, George M., 164 COMPTON, John, 169 CONN, Nancy Jane, 169 CONNOR, Dorothy, 159 El izabeth, 159 Eva Gatch, 159 Rose, 159 COOK, Beulah Violet (Maud), 154 Charles Newman, 154 Elida (Ida) Gatch, 154 Ernest Gatch, 154 Phi 11 ips, 167 COOPER, A1ice, 114 Mary, 164 COREL, Rebecca, 163 CORNELIUS, E.H., 167 Paul ina, 168 Reuben, 168 COWEN, Bessie, 155 COX, Charlotte, 158 John, 158 Joseph, 158 Joseph F., 158 Katherine, 158 Martha, 158 Martha Gatch, 158 Rogers, 158 Rogers jr., 158 Tom, 158 CRAFT, Joseph, 166 CRANE, Kather i ne, 158 CRASE, Rachael, 186 CREAL, S., 169 CREEL, H.S., 166 Sylvester, 166 CROMPTON, John W., 168 CURRY, Mary, 158 CURTI S, A., 166, 167 Alfred, 164(2), 166(2) CUSTARD, Amos J., 165 R.W., 165 -0DALLAS, L.J., 168 DANIELS, Cynthia Ellen Elliott, 111 Ju I i a Ellen, 171 Miner, 111 Nathaniel Burr, 111 DANVERS, H.F., 110 DAR I NGTON, Charles, 156 DASHIELL, Nancy, 158 DAVEY, Minnie, 174 DAVIDSON, J.R., 169 James A., 165 John, 165 Jordan, 165 DAVIS, -188- H.P., 170 Henry F., 17G DENNIS, Ellen, 174 DERBY, John, 168 DISSINGER, Rev .• , 162 DODDRIDGE, . Lilly, 173 DOLL, Frederick, 164 DOUGLAS, El iza Jane, 169 Heirs, 169 William H., 169 DRISDAM, Beofin, 167 DRISDOM, Bedford, 16: DUMMER, R.W., 169 DUNBAR, Hiram, 168 Hirma, 168 DUNCAN, W.H., 161, iS9 Wes ley H., 168(2) DUNCAN &ALLISON, 168 DUNCAN & BROWIi, 165 DURSTON, Frank, 159 DWIGHT, Brothers, 165 -EECKE, F.J., 168 EDSON, Enma, 176 EDWARDS, Enid, 161 Harold, 1~. 161 Leon; 154 Lily Gatch. 161 TI£ PlaEER, Vol. XVII, No. 4 �IN)E)( TO va.. Theoph i I us, 168 ELDRIDGE, L.W., 170 T.B.,170 ELDRIDGE &FORD, 161 ELLIOTT , Henry, 164 LavinaHo lloway, 111 Robert G., 161 Stephen, 111 ELLI S, Homer, 160 EMERY, J. S., 165 EMORY, Chas. C., 168 ENDERTON, Sherman, 118 ENGLISH, G,O., 110 ENOS, H.L., 167, 168 ESKRIDGE, C. V., 168 E.W., 168 Fick 0., 168 -FFAIRCHILD & Co., 168 FALLERY, E.R., 170 FARMER, Mrs. P., 161 FEASELEY, John C., 110 FELDMAN-WOOD, Florence, 186 FERRIL, Thomas, 161 FESSIG, Charles F., 160 FIELDS, E.H., 167 Julia Pearl Leigh, 171 XVII, No.4. oontinJed FILLiMORE, H.S., 169 L., 169 FILLMORE, Hasen S., 170 Heirs, 110 L., 110 Lemuel, 110 Lydia, 170 R.H., 110 Surviving Partner, 170 FISKE, Grace Gatch, 157 John F. I I I, 157 FITZGERALD, John, 170 FITZPATRICK, F.L., 155 FLORY, Elmira, 174 FOLLETT, F., 168 FORD, George, 165 FRAZIER, R.L., 168 FRIEDLINE, I.R., 155 FUIGERLU, John, 168 FULLER, A., 165 Dr. A., 117 -GGARDNER, Mr., 117 GARLAND, Carl, 159 GASLOW, Hr., 151 GATCH, Albert, 158 Andrew Phi 11 ippe, 158 Asbury Philip, 153(2) Tl£ PIONEER, VOL. XVII, No. 4 Cena, 151 Conduce Lock, 154 Eleanor, 158 Ella, 159 Elwood Steward, 159 Elwood Stewart, 159 Emley Barber, 151 Fannie Boyer, 153 Francis McCormick, 158 George, 153(2) George Albert, 154, 160 George Wallace, 153, 160 Gordon Gray, 159 Haro ld, 160 Harold Burns, 153 Helen, 153, 160 Helen Gray, 159 Helen Louise, 159 Kate Mahala Hughes, 154 Katherine Haynes, 158 Lillie, 154 Louise, 159 Mabe I May, 160 Marguerite, 157 Mary, 158, 159 Mary Etta, 153 Mi lton McCormick, 158 Mil ton W., 158 Orytha Helen, 158 Patricia Lou, 160 Philip Curry, 158 Rachel, 158 Robert Flton, -189- 153 Robert Fulton, 160 Ruth, 160 Ruth Elizabeth, 153 Ruth Gordon, 159 Sally, 151 'Samue I, 154, 159 Sara Etta, 154 Social Buck ingham, 153 Thomas Leigh, 158(2) Virginia, 153 Wallace Boyer, 154 GEELAN, Nettie, 112 GIBSON, Lona Ward, 186 GI LLI LAND, A.B., 169 GLEASON, . F., 169, 110 . Fortunatus, 164 J.H., 161 GOODALL, Hr., 156 GOODWIN, Ethel Swing, 155 Philip Burgin, 155 GRAHAM, John, 168 GRAHAM &WILLITT, 168 GROTON, John R., 110 GROVENOR, . G., 110(2) H.P., 170 GUEST &KIMBALL, 165 GWARTNEY, Mary, 164 Thomas, 164 -H- �1..:lEX TO YOL. XVII HAGAN, Dennis, 166 John, 166 HALBERT, . D.C., 161 HALL, Barbara, 156 Carlos, 110 George E., 110 Lucy Ann, 110 Mr., 156 HALL &McKINNEY, 169 HAM, W.P., 169 HAMLIN, Charles H., 168 HANDFORD, George, 110 HANEY, Edward, 164 HANSCOME, O.A., 169 HANSEN, S.K., 161 HANSON, Wi 11 iam, 165 HARP, C., 110 HARRINGTON, Martha, 110 HARRIS, B.F., 151 B. F., Jr., 151 El izabeth, 151 H.H., 151 Henry, 151 William, 151 HART, Donald, 156 Dr. Robert, 156 El izabeth, 156 John, 156 Richard, 156 Robert, 156 William, 156 HARTLEY, J., 165 HARTMAN, t No. 4 oontiRJed Maur ice, 164, ·166 HARTMANN, Maurice, 166 HASELTINE, HOLLOWELL, Si las, 169 HOLT &.ELDRIDGE, 168 HOOVER, Isaac, 161 HOPKINS, T., 164 HORNSBY, LD., 110 HAUSMAN, Mrs. Sarah, 161 HAWES, John, 165 HAZELTINE, DavidP., 166 Joseph, 166 Melvia, 166 Wm. M., 166 HEATH, Alfred, 164 Erastus, 165 Heirs, 165 Jannetta B., 165 HELM, Wi 11 iam M., 169 HELMS, William, 169 HENDRY, A.W., 165 J.W., 165 James M., 168 Samuel, 165 HERN, Gentry F., 165 HERRING, W., 166 W.W., 169 Wm. W., 165 HETRICK, Maude, 114 HILL, Harry, 151 Winnie, 114 HINMAN, Will iiun S., 168 HIRD, Carrie, 113 HOLLAND, Alverda James, C., 165, 110 Co lumbus, 164, 168 Widow, 168 Will i am B., 164 HORTON, James C., 110 HOUK, Anna, 113 HOWARD, H.M., 166 R.M., 166 HOYT, B., 169 Benjamin, 169 HUBBARD, A.L., 166 David, 169, 110 HUGHSON, E.O., 110 El ias 0., 169 S.K., 110 5.S., 110 HUNT, P.H., 168 HUSON, Dr., 117 . S.K., 168 HUTCHINSON, Walter C., 161 -1- ISHAM, Asa, 155 Asa C., 155 Mary Louise, 155 Suzanne, 155 151 HOLLOWAY, Lavina, 111 -J- -190- JACKSON, Bessie, 113 .JARVIS, Hanson, 165 Typhosa, 165 JENKS, Lewis, 168 JOHNSON, B., 169 Campbell Swing. 156 Dr. J. A., 155 Mat i Ida, 113 JONES, 171 Heirs, 169(2) L.L., 169 Marshall J., 169 Solomon Wm .• 164 Widow i 169 JORDAN, J., 151 -KKELLOG, L., 161 KENNEDY, Be 11, 114 KENSIT, Inez Staatz, 162 KENYON, J.L., 168 KILLAM, George F., 170 M.A.C., 161 KIRKHAM, LN., 169 KIRKLAND, J., 169 KOEHLER, Lena, 113 KREIPE, Ett ie, 115 -LLA HAY, Francois, 169 Heirs, 169 1l£ PIONEER, YOL. XVII, lb. 4 �INlEX TO VOL. XVII, No. 4 oontin..ted Nancy, 169 LADD, E.D., 168, 1"69( 2) E. V., 168 LANTON, Mrs. Sarah E., 177 LASH, J. F., 165 LASLE, George W., 167 LAUMAN, Anna M. Gatch, 159(2) Annie Carter, 159 Hester, 159 Philip Gatch, 159(2) LAURIE, Wi 11 iam, 170 LAWERSON, Bertha, 172 LAWRIE, John W., 166 LEIGH, Clarence Virgil, 171 Edgar Daniels, 171 Esther Virginia, 171 Harold Roscoe, 171 James, 171 Julia Ellen Daniels, 171 Ju li a Pear I, 171 Lawrence Elliott, 171 Mar i an Rose, 171 Ruth Ellen, 171 Virgil James, 171 LEONARD, A.R., 165 LEOPOLD, Mr., 159 LEWIS, A.O., 166 LINDAU, William D., 166 LINTON, Elva, 160 LI TCHF I ELD, F.A., 166 LONGFELLOW, Charles, 170 LORD, Cattarina M., 166 LOUGHITT, Dorothy, 157 Mr., 157 Nancy Jane, "151 LOUIS, H.M., 168 LOVE, Jesse, 164 LOWMAN, Clemmie J., 170 Edward S., 170 LUDD I NGTON , R.W., 169 LUM, Amos, 169 -MMcALLASTER, O.W., 165 McARTHUR, Loammi, 164 McCALL, America, 172 Matilda, 112 MCCLUNG, Lawson, 151 McCORMICK, Wm., 169 " McCREERY, Crane, 168 McCURDY, W.S., 170 McFADDEN, James, 165 McFARLAND, 1l£ PIONEER, VOL. XVII, No. 4 Thomas F., 168 McGLOTHLIN, Cora, 163 David, 163 H.H., 163 Hank, 163 Henry H., 163 Jemima, 163 Jul ia, 163 Shadrick "Shade", 163 Shadrick Jr., 163 McKARVER, Ely, 161 McKINNEY, Nicho las, 169 Wm., 166 MACY, Eli ab G., 164 MALEN, Bertha, 176 MALONE, Thomas, 169 Widow, 169 MARKHAM, Osmon Grant, 153 Socia Buck ingham, 160 Virginia Gatch, 153, 160 MARSHALL, Zachariah, 164 MARTIN, D., 169 David, 169 W.O., 169 " MATHERS, LauraS.,112 Wi 111 am P., 169 MATHINA, Martha, 173 HATNEY, Charles, 166 David, 168 MATTHEWS, D. R., 168 Johnathan, 161 MAYO, -191- E. F., 164 MEABERLY, A.W., 168 MEARS, Edith, 156 Sarah Elizabeth, 156 WIn. B. C., 156 MEEDER, George, 162 MEEGAN, Pat, 168 MELlSH, Mary, 157 Sarah Gatch, 151 Thomas Gatch, 151 MERRICK, Ell iott F., 166 MIGLARIA, M., 164 MILLER, " Heirs, 170 Henry, 110 Josiah, 161(2) MILLS, Frances, 158 MITCHELL, David r., 169 MOHATT, Cornel ia, 172 MONTGOMERY, Robert, 154 W.P., 169 MOORE, Bertha Lawerson, 112 Clara, 164 Ely (El i), 164 Hampden, 164 John T., 166 Mar i nda E., 164 Sarah, 115 r.M., 164 Widow, 166 Wi 11 iam, 161 Wm. D., 112 MORGAN, M.H., 166 �INDEX TO VOL. XVII, No. 4 continued MORRIS, tIara, 172 Clara R., 174 Cora, 174 Howard 0., 172 Sadie, 172 Sarah Osborn, 172 Wayne, 172 Wilma Scott, 172 Wm. H., 172 Wm. Howard, 172 MORRISS, Allen A., 172 Clarence, 172 Cornelia Mohatt, 172 Effie, 172 Florence, 172 Floyd, 172 Geo. 0., 172 Goldie, 172 -Laura, 172 Laura Mathers, 172 Nathan, 172 Nellie, 172 Neva May, 172 Opal Raines, 172 at is B., 172 Vena Fay, 172 Wayne, 172 MORSE, John L., 164 MOSS, J.L., 166 MUENZEMAYER, Mrs. Hannah, 161 MUIRHEAD, Br i an, 161 David Aller, 161 Robert Lloyd, 161 Ruth, 161 MURPHY, Elizabeth Ridgway, 159 John Frederick, 159 Lucinda Tuttle, 172 Margaret, 17 2 T.L,172 MYERS, Delmar, 172 E.E.,172 Mat i1 da HcCa 11 , 172 Myrtle, 172 -NNEAL, Aaron S., 168 NEECE, Nancy, 186 NEIDER, Mary, 175 NELSON, Mary L., 176 NEWMAN, Maud, 154 NICHOLS, Al ice, 172 Anna, 112 Charles, 172 Elmer, 112 Gertrude, 172 Martha, 172 Mrs. R.T., 172 NOE, August G., 172 David, 172 Gladys, 172 Hazel, 172 Madel ine, 172 Nettie Geelan, 172 NORRIS, Henry, 165 NORTHROP, Andrew E., 166 NORWOOD, Amer i ca HcCa 11 , 172 Bessie Jackson, 173 Cora, 172 -192- George, 173 George W., 172 Helen, 173 Jessie, 173 Jul ia, 172 Hay, 172, 173 R.H., 173 Rachel, 173 Ray, 172 Robert, 172 Ruth, 173 NOXON, John Franklin " I, 160 John Frank lin Jr., 160 NOYES, J.N., 169 NUFFER, Anna Houk, 173 August, 173 Charles, 173 Leonard, 173 Hary Zeeb, 173 Oscar, 173 Paul, 173 Rose, 173 WIn., 173 NUTEN, S.B., 167 -0- ODEBRECHT, Asbury, 153, 160 Asbury Richard, 160 Florence, 153, 160 Harry Etta Gatch, 160 Hary Margaret, 160 OGDEN, Stephen, 168 OHSNWOLD, Prentiss, 168 OLLEASRSE, John L., 164 OSBORN, AI ice, 173 A11 en J., 17 3 Ella, 173 Grace, 173 James, 113 Martha Hathina, 173 Maude, 173 Rosie, 173 Sarah, 112 OWEN, Robert, 170 -p- PAGE, M.A., 170(2) PARADEE, Esther Virginia Leigh, 171 PARKER, Martha J., 186 PASLAY, Albert, 173 Carrie Zeeb, 173 Charles, 173 David Jr., 113 David L., 173 Dorothy, 173 Marie, 173 Harta, 173 PASLEY, Cynthia Ellen Elliott, 171 PATE, laura, 175 PATTON, . Mary, 154 PAUL, William, 166 PEABODY, D.G., 166 David G., 164, 169 PEARCE, A11 en, 167 PERATT, John, 168 1l£ PI<»EER, Vol. XVII, No. 4 �IN>EX TO \401... XVII, No. 4 oontirued PERCIVAL, Jessie, 159 PERRY, A., 16B, 170 PETERSON, John, 177 PHILLIPS, Clarence, 156 Dr. R. M., 169 R.M., 169 Roman, 156 PILE, Marion Rose Leigh, 171 PILL, Charles, 162 PIPER, Wm. G., 165 POTTER, Otis, 165 POTTIO, walter C., 166 PRATT, Caleb S., 167 John, 167(2) PRENTICE, Marsha 11, 177 Thad, 177 PRENTIS, S.B., 164, 167 PRENTISS, L.B., 16B S.B., 165, 16B PRENTISS & GRISWOLD, 167 PROBASCO, Mrs .. Rebecca W., 163 PUGH, Thomas, 166 -QQUALLS, Mi ldred Lornetta, 160 QUANTR ILL, 177, 178 -RRAINES, Opa 1, 172 RAKE, Alfred, 173 Blanche, 173 Car 1, 173 D.P., 173 David E., 173 Ellen, 173 J.E., 173 Kate Roberts, 173 Laura, 173 Lucille, 173 Maud Studebaker, 173 Myrt Ie, 173 Ralph, 173 Raymond, 173 Roy, 173 Wm. E., 173 RANDALL, Claire, 156 John, 157 Li 11 ian Gatch, 156, 157 Patty, 157 Philip, 157 RANDOLPH, William, 165 RANKIN, Charles, 173 Marcus, 173 Maude, 173 Mrs. 01 ive B., 173 REED, A.L., 167 Margaret, 166 REEDE, E.B. (Ewen), 165 REIDSMILLER, Alois, 167 REISS, Rev. Arthur, 161 REYNOLDS, Emily, 173 11£ PIONEER, \401... XVII, No. 4 Herbert, 173 Violet Vincent, 173 Wm., 173 RICHARDS, Carrie Hird, 173 Cide, 173 E.M., 173 Geo. T., 173 John, 173 Lilly Doddr idge; 173 Paul ine, 173 Richard, 173 Saddie, 173 Wi 11 iam, 173 RICHARDSON, Ellen, 168 RIDENOUR &BAKER, 167, 168(2) RIGGS, S.A., 167 Sam' 1 A., 168 (2) Samuel A., 165, 170 RIGGS &RIGGS, 168 RIGGS &THARPE, 165 RINLY, W.M., 168 ROBENS, C.L., 170 ROBERTS, Heirs, 170 John, 170 Kate, 173 Widow, 170 ROBINSON, Bessie Bowen, 173 Elmer, 173 Emi I, 173 Vester H., 173 RODENASE, Wi 11 iam, 168 RODEWALD, Mary, 162 Mrs. Walter, 162 ROGERS, -193- Herb A., 173 Kirby, 173 Matilda Johnson, 173 ROLLER, Charles, 173(2) Char les G., 173 Harvey, 173 Katherine, 173 Lena Koehler, 173 Lillian, 173 Rosie, 173 Violet, 173 ROLLINS, J.D., 161 Joseph, 166 ROOT, Ebenezer, 169 Sarah, 169 RUNYAN, Mary Gatch, 159 Minnie, 159 ,RUYSELL, L.C., 165 -SSAFFORD, A.C.W., 165 SANFORD, Ella Wood, 174 Herbert, 174 Howard, 174 Raymond, 174 Roy, 174 W.N., 174 SANTCLAR (Sinclair), Frank, 174 Jennie Trotmyer, 174 Ralph, 174 Wm., 174 SARGENT, George H., 166 SCHEER, Add, 174 Bell, 174 Bessie, 174 �INlEX TO Y<L. XVII, No. 4 contirtJed SCHEER (continued) Daisy, 114 SCHELLHORN, A., 114 Car I, 114 Elmira Flory, 114 Floyd, 114 Marguerite, 114 Richard, 114 SCHENDEL, Amel ia, 162 Ludwig, 162 SCHROYER, Ada, 174 Bi lly, 114 Chr ist ine, 174 Jennie, 114 Jim, 174 Lenora, 174 Minnie Davey, 114 Robert E., 174 Ruth, 174 SCHULTZ, Frederick, 167 SCOFIELD, C.C., 166 SCOTT, AI ice, 174 Boyd M. Sr., 174 Cora Morris, 174 Ellen Dennis, 114 Henry, 174 J.G., 166 J.J., 166(2) James, 165, 166(2), 174 James S., 165 Minnie, 174 Robert Jr., 114 Robert M. Sr., 114 Wilma, 172, 174 SCUDDER, Ephraim S., 165 SEHON, C.W., 174 Curt is, 1H Frank, 114 Helen, 174 Julia, 174 Philip, 174 Russe 11, 114 Winnie Hill, 114 SELDEN, Florence Gatch, 157 James, 157 Lillyan, 157 Love, 157 Marian, 157 SERTEE, David, 164 SHAFFER, Arthur G., 114 Clara R. Herris, 114 Clifford, 174 Cora, 175 Ear I, 174 Ettie, 174 Fern, 174 Harold, 114 Helen, 174 Henry, 164 John El i, 174 Leatha, 174 Lee, 174 Martha Spencer, 114 Maude, 174 Mildred, 174 Ruth, 114 Wilma, ,174 . SHANK, Christ ian, 168 SHANNON, John, 164 IV i 11 son G., 169 W11 son, 164, 169, 170 SHAW, Lo la, 114 Mrs. Hattie, 114 Will, 114 SHELDON, -194- E. P., 166 SHELLY, Blanche, 114 Maude Hetrick, 114 Michael, 174 SHIELDS, A.H., 114 Mary, 174 Sadie Anderson, 174 Vergie, 174 SHIRAR, A1ice Cooper, 114 Charlie L., 114 Denna, 114 Hazel, 174 Helen, 174 Lester, 174 SHIRLEY, Elmer, 175 Frank, 175 Frank T., 175 Laura Pate, 175 Russell, 175 SHOBERT, George, 170 SHOTTS, Anna R., 153 SILVER, J.R., 155 SIMMONS, Aaron matson, 155 Anna Dial, 155 Bertha Emma, 155 Cora, 155 Effie, 155 Mary, 155 SIMPENS, Henry, 165 SIMPSON, Brothers, 170 I.A., 170 SLAUGHTER, Alex, 175 Everett, 175 SLAVENS, Buster, 175 Duggie, 175 Edith, 175 Henrietta, 175 Irene, 175 Mabe I Spang I er , 175 Nell ie, 175 Robert B., 175 Sara, 115 Thomas, 175 SMITH, Benton, 186 Camilla, 186 Chas. W., 168 Clarence, 175 Edward, 175 Elizabeth,175 Ella L., 186 Enos W., 186 Frank, 175 Fred, 175(2) Fred C., 175 G.F., 168 George'., 168 Ha ley, 175 Harry, 175 Joe, 115 Lloyd B., 154 Martha, 175 Mary, 175 Mary Worley, 175 Mrs. Harriett E. LEIST, 175 Mrs. Harriett E. Leist, 175 Pear I, 175 Rosa, 115 Wm'., 175 SOLOMAN, M., 168 SOLOMON, M., 161 SOULE, Amasa, 166 William L.G., 170(2) Wm. L.G., 166 SPANGLER, 11£ PIONEER, Y<L. XVII, No. 4 �ItIlE)( TO YOL. XVII. No. 4 oontirued Mabe I, 175 SPENCER, Cora Shaffer, 175 Donna (Dermla), 175 Etta, 175 Harley, 175 John, 175 Martha, 174 Martha True, 175 W.F., 175(2) STEEL, C.H., 167 STERNBAUGH, ThomasJ.,167 STEVENS, Tyler, 168 STIDHAM, Amanda, 186 Ben, 186 Benjamin, 186 Ella Mae, 186 Ester, 186 Harvey, 186 Hattie, 186 James H., 186 Jasper, 186 Mardy (Meredith), 186 Mary (Polly), 186 Meredith, 186 Nancy Neece, 186 Rachael CRASE, 186 Richard, 186 Richard Sing Ieton, 186 Rosa Ellen, 186 Samuel, 186 Thomas, 186 STILE, A.F., 167 STILL, A. T., 165, 169 James M., 168 STILLMAN, Alex, 168 STORE, E.E., 168 STORKBRIOGE, J., 167 STOWE, Warren, 166 STROUP, William, 168 STUDEBAKER, Maud, 173 SURBER, Or., 166(2) SUTLIFF, E., 167 W.E., 170 William E., 167 SWANK, Davis, 164 SWIFT, Louisa Margaret Walker, 160 Mary F. Gatch, 160 SWING, El izabeth, 155 Elizabeth Fishback, 156 Florence, 155 Francis, 155 Freded ck, 156 Frederick C., 156 James, 156 Katherine, 155 Louise, 156 Mary, 155 Mary E., 155 Peter F., 155, 156 Phi lip C., 155 Philip F., 155 Richard C., 155 Susan, 155 SYLVESTER, E., 167 -T~ TALBERT, TIE PIONEER. VOL. XVII. No. 4 Nathan, 164 TAYLOR, E., 165 J.W., 165(2) THACKER, S., 167 S.O., 167, 168, 169, 170 S.W., 166 So Ion 0., 167(2) THERLEN, S.O., 164 THOMAS, Jackson C., 164 THOMPSON, H. V., 166 H.W., 166, 169 Katherine Louella, 156 Margaret, 156 Sarah Mears, 156 THORP, M., 169 THURBER, George B., 166 TITLE, Bobby, 163 TOKEY &ANDERSON, 170 TOMABELL, Wi 11 iam, 168 TOOTHAKER, Godfrey, 169 TRASK, Jos i ah C., 165 TRASK &LOWMAN, 168 TROTMYER, Jennie, 174 TRUE, Martha, 175 TUFTS, MaryA., 165 TULLY, William, 170 TUSSEY, James S., 164, 166 Minor ch il dren, -195- 166 Widow, 166 TUTTLE, LuCinda, 172 -UULLRICK, B., 167 Benjamin, 167 David, 167 Jacob, 167 Mary, 167 Widow, 167 -yVAN BLARICOM, David, 166 Eva, 166 VAN BLARICOME, David, 168 Heirs, 168 .vAN CLEEYE, John, 168 VAUGHN, Donald W., 179 VIECH, David, 164 VILES, Pearl, 176 VINCENT, Violet, 173 VOGT, Ermla, 153 -wWADE, A.B., 165 Augusta Virginia, 171 H.B., 165 WAIT, Richard G., 167 Wm. W., 167 WALKER, G.W., 168 Sam'!, 168 �INJEX TO va.. XVII,·· No. 4 continued WALKER (continued) . walter B., 186 WALTERS, Francis, 167 WARD, Lona, 186 WARNER, Mrs. J.C., 173 WATERS, Henry, 110 WATSON, James, 167 WATTER, Francis, 161 WAUGH, E.H., 169 WElL, John, 161 WENRICH, Mrs. F.C., 173 WESTERULT, D.C., 164 WEYBRIGHT, Daniel, 166 WHARTON, Heirs, 170 J., 161, 170 Robert, 110 WHEEDON, Ashbell M., 168 WHEELER, Eugene B., 166 WHITE, A., 168 Absolom W., 169 WH IT LOCK , Will iam, 161 WILDER, John H., 165,· 170 WILLEMSEN, Charles, 167, 110 WILLEY, John W., 168 WI LLiAMS, Henry, 110 John S., 168, 169 R.L., 168(2) WILLI AMSON, Henry B., 165· W.L., 17~ WINTER, A.K., 175 Char 1es, 115 Charles B., 175 Laurie B., 175 Mark, 175 Mary, 175 Maude, 175 Paul, 175 Whitford, 166 WISE, Dwain, 175 Eva, 175 Henry, 175 Laura Bi ffer /P iff er) , 175 Samuel D., 175 WITTEN, James, 165 WOOD, Edwin W., 167 Ella, 114 John P., 169 Rheuthy, 169 WOODMAN, J.B., 168 WOODS, Andrew, 169 WOODWARD & FAIRLEY, 167 WOODWORTH, W. F., 16$ WORDEN, L.J., 164 Lorenzo J., 168 WORLEY, Mary, 175 'WRIGHT, C.A., 170 WULFKUHLE, Albert, 175(2) Amel ia, 115 Anna, 175 Arthur, 115 -196- C.F., 115 Emma, 175 Ernest, 175 Ettie Kreipe, 175 Frank, 175 Fred, 175 Fred H., 175 Freda, 175 Gus, 175 Harold, 175 Harry, 175 Harry 0., 175 Harvey, 175 Herbert, 115 Leatha, 175 Mary A. Buchheim, 175 Hary Neider, 115 nllie, 175 Walter, 175 William, 175 wrr.., 115(2) WUZER, B.F., 175 Laura, 115 Philip, 175 Prince, 115 Sarah Moore, 175 WYMER, Bertha, 176· Bertha Malen, 176 Emma, 176 Fern, 116 Helen, 176 Herb, 176 Herbert, 176 Hartin, 176 Mrs .. Martha, 176 Wi 11 iam, 176 William 5., 176 YARDLEY, E.'., 164 William, 164 YARNOLD, Thomas, 168 YEAGER, Roth Ellen Leigh, 111 YOST, Mary L. Ne 1son, 176 William P., 116 YOUNG, Hiss Bessie, 176 YOUNG BROS &CO., 168 -ZZEEB, Aldora, 176 Annabe 11, 116 Carrie, 113 Edward, 116 Freddie, 176 George, 116 Gust. A., 116 John G., 116 Julius A., 116 Mabe I, 116 Mary, 113 Mike, 116 Pearl Viles, 116 Sophia, 176 -YYAHN, Anna, 116 Emma Edson, 176 henry, 116 Lillian, 176 ll£ PIONEER, VOL. XVII, No. 4 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Douglas County Genealogical Society Subject The topic of the resource Douglas County (Kan.) -- Genealogy Douglas County (Kan.) -- History Description An account of the resource This collection is comprised of the publications of the Douglas County Genealogical Society, including issues of The Pioneer (the quarterly newsletter of the Society) as well as directories, various indexes compiled by members of the Society, and other resources of interest to genealogists and researchers studying the history of Lawrence and Douglas County, Kansas. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Douglas County Genealogical Society (Lawrence, Kan.) 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. 17, No. 4: Summer 1994 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 1994 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_VOL17_4_SUMMER1994 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.)