https://s3.amazonaws.com/omeka-lplks/original/b42d89dea438312a35748b5b8466f7ca.pdf 37b0f00d6b257b5d8bd7d0360d3f8105 PDF Text Text ~. .., �Volume XIX, No.2 Spring, 1996 Til '181111 ----~ y-= - . -- .~ .~ -~-- ....... . . .. . - .- .. .. . ~ ..C (.SD!t. ·r-·· . . .,.)]}~r..tI" .• ~ ~- '. _llLoo........ '~.. ... - ". - . : . t ' .,;.-, ~ -\: • Published Quarterly By: CDous[as' Count~ Genea[osica[ Societ~ P.O. BOX 3664 '. LAWRENCE, KS 66046-0664 .'. .... , I �tJXYU(j£9L5 co~ ~J (j'£9{'YL£O(jI04.£ SOClmtJ; 19{.C. P.O. BOX 3664 LAWRENCE, KS 66046-0664 PLANNING COMMITTEE Mary Burchill Beverly Chapman Shelley Hickman Clark Alta Duncon Jerry Feese Janet Payne Sandy Robison Charles Worley Erma Worley Librarians: Chuck & Erma Worley Pioneer Editor: Sandy Robison The Douglas County, Kansas, Genealogical Society is a non-profit organization with regularly scheduled quarterly meetings, 2:00 p.m., meeting. place to be announced (usually the Lawrence Public Library). A ($5) five dollar donation is requested for nonsociety members. Occasional area tours are held if possible. 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 (DCGS) and sent to the address above. The fiscal year is from January 1 to December 31. 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.; and Sunday 1:30 p.m. - 9:00 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. �THE PIONEER Published Quarterly by The Douglas County, Kansas Genealogical Society, Inc. P.O. Box 3664 Lawrence, KS 66046-0664 ISSN 0739-4101 VOL. XIX, No.2 CONTENTS Spring 1996 PAGE Town Turned Out - Monster Demonstration in Honor of the Lawrence Volunteer's Departure .................................................................... 1 History of a Year, April - June 1900 ....................................................................................... 2 GAR List of the Soldier Dead - List of Fallen Hereos Whose Remains are Buries in the Cemeteries ..................................................... 6 Calculating Birth Dates ............................................................................................................ 9 Douglas County Citizens in the Armed Forces in World War 11.. .................................... 10 Queries ..................................................................................................................................... 13 Possible Relatives in Old Photos, Interested? ................................................................. 14 Genealogy Series on TV........................................................................................................ 14 Index ........................................................................................................................................ 15 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 necesary 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 County, Kansas Geneological Society's Membership Chairman, the PIONEER will be remailed to you ONLY UPON RECEIPT OF $4.00 to cover Post Office charges to us. �ATTENTION Please take a look at your mailing label. If your label does not have the 9 digit zip code, then we need your help immediately. The post office is once again changing their policies and prices. In order to keep our mailing costs.down for both the Alert and the Register, we must have the full 9 digit zip code on all of our mailings. Please get this information to me as quick as possible, either by mail or by phone. You can reach me at the library on Tuesdays and Saturdays. If you . can't find the 9 digit code, call your post office and ask. Thanks. Beverly Chapman AR£ YOU ANADDICTED tlIIIIlIAL06ISTP The EaslsltJe Genealogical SocIety says you may be an ADDICTIID 6IINIIALIJ6IST Ifyou: • are more interested in what happended • brake at libraries. in 1696 than 1996. • get locked in a library and you never even notice. • slom your clothes under your bed and your closet Is carefully stocked with • hyperventilate at the sight ofan old notebooks andjoumais. cemetefy. • Savage, Story, and Pope are household • would rather browse in a cemetery than names, but you.can't remember what a shopping mall. you call your dog. •. think that every house should have a mlClTJfilm /9Bder. • can pinpoint Herreitsham, HawkhufSt and Kent on a map ofEngland, but can't • would rather read a census schedule find Topeka, Kansas. than a good book. • traced every one ofyour ancestral lines • know every town clerk in your state by back 10 Adam and Eve, have If fully name. documented and stili don't want 10 quit. • cause town clerks to lock the doors when they see you coming. . ' -From the newsletterofthe Pacific Co. Gen. Soc., WA' Vol 11, #9 COBRBCTION The wrong volume number was given on the first issue of The Pioneerfor 1996. The volume' number should be XIX not XVX: Sorry for any problems this may have caused; Sandy Robison Pioneer Editor �'WI '18111 .' ~lJa:1 (~i::: li;gib e ~rlj ov~rI Jon :~Go!J IGd:~! 11.10,", '11 .IEldsll?ni!isfI1 1, IOV fa >lotil 6 e>lc t 9ce01'i r:l :;~Ji'jq I.ms (L!:.i!loq 1!:::H 8n!2m,;r!~ t'i!Q1S 9!lIlO zi e~iito ieoq E;.lrjT .\ilejf.}ibSlmm! ql.9i1 '!;JC,,'l bS£lH I~ It,;/ (,Jrtj 5V;:;rI ji'"dfli bW ,'101.;;18°;;1 mH tin;:, t1s1Jl. era I1to<:l iO'l jl'ifmlJ eL 0;> 91'1HISiI11l10 qss;4 iJJ 10b'lo .l:;ld'~e(l~ ?!3 >/::>;IJP cs em OJ no:tsrlnorni r>irii is!' 9~s'3I(~ .epn!lis1f! 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ALFORD James M. PAINTER Albert o. OLIVER Wm O. STEELE Rufus O. HAZEN Larrance PAGE Eugene PARROTT HaNeyJ.ATTERBURN Lewis A. BROOKS Oscar C. BROWLES Claud D. BROWN Albert A. CORNELL Elmer L. BENSON Walter L. DRYSDALE Lewis S. CORNELL Ernest CRISS Robert F. CLARK Chas. E. COOK Albert S. EMMETT Theodore E. BOONE William E. LEIS Emmet FULKERSON Arthur HARGIS Elliott F. HOOK Chas. A. KING Fred HUMPHRIES John A. MCKITTRICK David C. MILLER Benjamin F. OLIVER Frank MARTIN Leonard C. HOSTETTER Bert W. KUHN Clarence MARTIN OrryW. OWEN Ernest L. OZIAS E. Newton RENO Chas Hoke SIMPSON George F. SHIRAR Otis H. CHASE Joseph A. WALL Harry G. SELIG WmH.ZURICH Silas C. WILLEY Frances L. COURTNEY Lynn L. HILLIKER Geo L. REYNOLDS John W. MORROW Clarence H. PAUL Fred B. AHLSTROM Geo. K. POWELL Clarence AMES Charles W. FREDERICK Wilburn HAYNES Roy S. HAYNES John A. HUNTSMAN Thos. J. DAVIDSON Harry G. DAVIS Otto W. RETHORST Frank HACKBARTH Henry M. WINGFIELD Durwood E. QUACKENBUSH Burt GILLEY Robert S. BROOKS Fletcher A. WHITE Wm. F. OSBORNE Howard S. STREET Albert C. FARMER Thos. B. RAYBOURN Geo. A. MESSER Joseph N. SPILLMAN Denver W. BALE Edward L. LAMASNEY Robert M. CHURCH Merton A. WILCOX Frank ALLEN Cam H. SCOTT Claud R. DICKER Arthur H. GIBSON John A. WAKEFIELD Wm. B. FEARING E. Guy SIMPSON Excerpt from Lawrence Daily Journal May 3, 1898 Contributed by Don Vaughn 1 THE PIONEER, VOL. XIX, No. 2 �Chronological Summary of the Principal Events That Have Occurred Here Within the Last Twelve Months JlI!P.J(f.£ 1 President BROOKE resigned as president of Lane Republican city ticket elected 2 4 Erb wanted citizens to take $25,000 stock in railway 5 H T CHRIST, alias Sherrick, arrested for attempting to pass forged check Dead: Elizabeth PARKS, 67, dropsy of the heart 6 Douglas county court held its first session Journal published book of genealogy of Churchill family Mrs. NATION again here 8 Dead: Mrs. H S FOSTER, apoplexy 9 Mason case called at Ottawa John SCOTT, KU law student, absent two years, heard from in South Africa Dr. WILLISTON addresses Commercial club on need of medical school Henry HART's store robbed 10 Executive committee bankers association called annual convention for last of May in Lawrence Mason jury disagreed and was discharged Married: Estella TREWORGY and Harry HAINSWORTH 12 A D MACKEY bought Samson Cement Plaster company Sherrick bound over John LYSTER, Santa Fe brakeman, fatally hurt in yards here 13 Fall KU football schedule announced Eight indictments in the United States court at Topeka against Lawrence men for selling liquor to the Indians KU annul indoor athletic meet held 14 Dead: A J RAY, colored, 89 15 Santa Fe engineers made final depot surveys Erb failed to begin work as promised Robinson & Winey's store robbed 16 Dead: Mrs. Victor DOMAN, 40, pneumonia 18 KU regents discussed plans for new building 19 Wm SIMMONS, high school student, arrested at Hannibal, Mo for robbing landlady Plans for new KU museum accepted Two KU stUdents badly hurt in class scuffles Commercial club began agitation in favor of cemetery road. 20 Number of KU faculty promotions made THE PIONEER, VOL. XIX, No. 2 2 �22 23 Paving contractors began on south Massachusetts street Word received of W W RENO's appointment as surgeon in the regular army KU defeated Missouri at base ball, 6 to 2 Tennessee street paving begun 24 Haskell defeated Missouri at baseball, 19 to 5 25 Wm SIMMONS waived preliminary Fred CUTLER charged with theft Martindale typewriter Dead: Mrs. Rosa DAUM, 50, typhoid fever. 25 Schireman restaurant damaged by fire Nine KU sophomores suspended for participation in class "scraps" 30 Charles BARLEY arrested in Indiana Lack of cement stopped paving work !MJlt.ty' 1 May-day mildly observed at KU Married: Marjorie BUNKER to Mahlon Ernest NEWLIN at Hutchinson 2 Fred CUTLER bound over Small wreck in Santa Fe yards Miss BECKER gave graduating recital 4 Lawrence beat Topeka at golf Dead: J S CALDWELL, at Leavenworth 6 Wm SIMMONS plead guilty, sentenced to reformatory Supt SMITH and Principal OLNEY re-elected Sherrick plead guilty Council contract for Winthrop street paving and ordered cemetery road 7 Elks dedicated new rooms 8 Married: Maude SHANE to Alvin NEWBY, of Kansas City Statements of National banks of Lawrence showed $1,155,269.33 on hand 9 Erb arrived and let contract to Pat HAMLIN to begin work, in order to hold franchise 10 Bosserman trial commenced Henley automobile arrived Erb promised to begin work June 1 11 Bosserman jury disagreed Mrs. G J BARKER elected secretary of Kansas State Social Science Federation 13 Tennessee street grading completed to Adams street Selig trial begun Dead: Mary E HESSEL, 72 14 FAA general council began work Tennessee street concreting commenced Col. M. M. MURDOCK visited Lawrence Selig acquitted. 15 KU won annual debate from Colorado Married: Grace NEWBY to W W RUSS 16 Dead: Etta ELLS, colored, 24 consumption 3 THE PIONEER, VOL. XIX, No. 2 �17 18 19 21 22 23 25 25 27 28 29 30 31 Dead: Mrs. E J GRISMORE at Tonganoxie FAA elected old officers Chip SMITH shot by Lizzie FERGUSON Leamer store at Lecompton, robber Dead: Mrs. John GARDNER, 65, paralysis Haskell defeated KU at baseball, 15 to 3 Verdict in court for Mrs. Harry BARBER against K & L of Security Capt A G CLARKE got letter from Funston Policeman Allen MOORE killed by accidental discharge of his own revolver Estelle REEL, superintendent of Indian schools here. Sheriff MYERS got men in Kansas City who robbed Lecompton store E H CARDWELL and Chas COLLINS had serious fight Brick-laying begun on Massachusetts street paving. Geo MARCH's house burned City appointive offices filled Kansas Bankers association met Eudora bridge spans went out Brick laying begun on Tennessee street Bankers concluded sessions Married: Gertrude W PICKENS to Frank W SILER Memorial day observed; C A SMART, orator Dr W G WOODRUFF and Mrs Edith MOYER arrested at Portland, Oregon Lecompton robbers bound over to district court High school commencement fW(E 1 2 3 4 5 6 Habeas corpus action begun in Dr WOODRUFF case Massachusetts street paving contract completed Commencement week exercises began at KU Boener Bros traded for old Leis chemical factory Snow's resignation sent to Kansas university regents Gus JOHNSON, farmer west of town, committed suicide Mr MOYER got possession of daughter Dead: Ruth WHEELER, 10, appendicitis Douglas county normal began City school teachers hired for coming year Alley back of Barteldes seed house ordered paved 167 students given diplomas at Kansas university Arthur NELSON drowned in river Married: Bessie CRISS to Ernest Guy SIMPSON Almeda SMITH to J E STAUFFER of Gunnison,Colo Mabel PRAIT to Mark ELLIS District court ordered hay market removed from Central park Work began on cemetery road THE PIONEER, VOL. XIX, No. 2 4 �7 8 10 11 12 14 16 17 18 19 20 21 23 24 26 27 28 Rev W G BANKER chosen president of board of trustees of Emporia college and degree of DD conferred on him Mrs ENGLE and Mrs FRENCH elected to officers in the State Ladies of the GAR, and Miss Nellie BENJAMIN and Miss MURPHY elected to state offices in LAS of S of V E T STONE hurt by falling down stairs at lola hotel Dead: F W READ Barrett ice houses burned Buch's band elected directors Married: Mamie ALLEN to Frank BUTCHER City council pass'ed paving tax ordinances Haskell commencement exercises started Wheat harvest commenced in Douglas county Married: Mabel E CULVER to L Clyde WILSON Lawrence TURNERS returned from Marysville where they got some prizes Married: Hilda P WAHL to Victor OLSON Ten days drought broken Married: Leoti NICHOLSON to Alfred E FROST Forty-four graduates given diplomas at Haskell; address delivered by Congressman C F SCOTT A STRONG, 70, found dead in a barn in east part of town Santa Fe engineers here to get bids on grading John WOLLMAN injured by blast at rock crusher Dead: A W READ, 63 Peter VOORHEES bitten by viper Dead: Mrs Fannie B HORTON at Kansas City Married: Ruth MYERS to Rev Baxter WATERS Gladys HAY to Edgar KNAPP, of Kansas City Sophia SIEGLE to C H HUNSICKER . Grading begun on Winthrop street paving County school commencement held First new wheat marketed by G W ICE Married: Lulu PERKINS to Bert BROWN Tennessee street property owners held meeting and protested against paying tax A HENLEY began work in Central park Dead: Morris CANARY, 25, consumption Mrs Larooka BENSON, 35, blood poisoning Lawrence Journal World January 1, 1901 contributed by Don. Vaughn -continued in next issue 5 THE PIONEER, VOL. XIX, No.2 �~AR ~IST Clf)F ~HE ~OLDIER mEAD List of Fallen Hereos Whose Remains Are Buried in the Cemeteries Oo<!JIi/lCemetety Section One: William MOYS Robert PEOPLES Charles A. ALLEN George E. CONANT John CALLAHAN S. G. MILLER Maj. J.J. HODGE Orson E. WILBUR James WEST Henry HURD Gustave RODELL James BAKER Ben T. STEWART Gabriel GRAY (c) Capt. Oliver BARBER Section Two: Gen. James H. LANE Maj. A. M. WILDER E. F. SIMMONS Maj. T. F. KENNEDY C. W. NESBIT Nathaniel NESBIT Col. G. Y. ROBERTS Capt. John. H. WILDER William G. JOHNSON Capt. J. R. GRATON Henry LEIS S.O.THACHER Maj. T. B. ELDRIDGE Wm. T. BARBER Capt. W. E. HOUSTON Johns L. WEBER Lieut. James WALKER J. N. NOYS R. W. SUTHERLAND S. B. PRE NTIS Louis CARPENTER Lieut. Alfred C. ALFORD Thadius PRENTICE Maj. Josiah MILLER Gen. Geo. DEITZLER Capt. C. M. MEEKS Charles NESBIT Maj. G. W. SMITH Capt. J. H. GARRETT Jam. D. J. PEABODY James W. EVANS J. R. GOOD Abraham MCKINNEY Samuel KIMBALL S. W. ELDRIDGE Mason R. LYONS Capt. C. G. GARRETT Capt. J. CRACKLIN Col. S. WALKER Col. H. H. KUMMEL John B. GILL Nicolas SNIDER John L. CRAIN Frank MARTIN Section 3: Capt. James P. COWEN Capt. B. D. PALMER Capt. A. L. COLLINS I. N. Van HOESEN Aseph K. ALLEN Henry R. ARNOLD I. W. WOOD Charles HASKELL Section 4: Wm. O. BARNES Joshua PUCKETT Hiram HUNTER (c) Henry M. WILSON James N. HARRIS J. F. DAVIS THE PIONEER, VOL. XIX, No.2· 6 �Section 4 (cont.) Squire HUGHES (c) John WILLIAMS (c) Edmond PRAETER (c) Wilson FRANKLIN (c) Albert O. BUTLER Geo. M. RICHARDS Wm. M. DAVIS David KENNEDY (c) Daniel REINHEIMER Cyrus WEIDLER Thomas S. EDWARDS Wm. FERGERSON Louis LOVE (c) Geo. WASHINGTON Sol EDMUNDSON (c) Samuel BERRY (c) I. M. MEEKER James A. READING John FRY Section 5: William BANKS D.M.CHAPMAN Thomas B. JOHNSON Hezekiah WHITCOMB J. W. THORNTON E. B. HARRIS M. H. LANE Conrad LEASE Freddie STRODE F. W. BARDELL James M. TASLOR Absolom DIMERY (c) J. H. DEERING Henry BIEBUSCH J. W. WILEY, Sr. Orville C. IRWIN James COTTEN BERG Robert A. MCBRIDE Section 6: Capt. J. T. STEVENS Andrew DOUGLAS Capt. John LAWSON N. T.STEVENS Richard MORRIS James S. EMERY Capt. Wm. C. BARNES Edward R. HOOK David G. WALLING Dennis SMITH L. P. MASON Col. J. E. JEWETT Henry B. RODGERS Augustus MILLER Samuel SEATON John L. PATTERSON Benj. M. READ Section 8: Gov. Chas. ROBINSON John P. POWELL Sergt. James WHITE Capt. A. SCHALL Joseph WAHL James M. HENDRY Harry L. SCHAUM Joseph HULTZ Rev. Thos. S. ROBERTS Chas. A. KING Section 9: Arnold RAYMAKER Robert SPENCER (c) Moses JENKINS (c) David GIBBONS (c) Henry J. COY Hiram P. HOPSON Sergt. H. COPELAND (c) Charles HAWKINS (c) Charles BROWN (c) James P. CHILDS George W. FOREMAN Frank J. BATES 7 THE PIONEER, VOL. XIX, No. 2 �SECTION -AFrancis R. BURCHARD David WOOD (c) Oscar T. VANNANA James MADDOX (c) Catholic Cemetery: N. C. NOLAN James BENNET Thomas LAVELLE James BIRMINGHAM Franklin Cemetery: J. W. STEVENS Robert F. SHIELDS In Oread Cemetery: C. A. BLAKELY Anto ACHERMAN William JONES Lt. Col. KIRKPATRICK John R. BLAKELY Henry STEVENS John STEARNS Maple Grove Cemetery John SHAW James M. COTTON John M. HUTCHINGSON James JAMISON Louis WABOITZ Anderson DAVIS James WALKER Wm. B. SIMMONS L. o. WOOD E. MCKEE W. W. CARTRIGHT O. C. MARBLE Henry TRAPP Henry C. ATKINSON W. I. R. BLACKMAN James STEVENS Samuel MASON E. GARRETT Section 7: J. K. ALLEN George HYDE Capt. A. R. MILLS Capt. J.Q.A. WELLER W. H. PARRISH C.MOESENNER W. H. PARKS Homer HAYS R. S. DRAKE Emanuel HUTT John SNYDER Justus ASSMANN Gee BETCHEL Owen A. BASETT Harry SIMONS Christian REITZ Lucius D. LYONS Jessie MILLER Green CRAIG Wm. LAWRENCE R. J. PETTY Wm F. LEMON Levi FERGISON Robt. WINFIELD Michael COKER Chas. D. ALLEN Wm. WILLIAMSON James STEWART Bert MOORE Martin IRVIN Edward VAN BUREN Capt. C. E. MONROE V. G. MILLER Capt. Albert SCOFSTAD David DAVIS Sergt C. S. PEARSOLL Vardeman VILZE Edward JONES R. P. SINCLAIR J. M. WHITE THE PIONEER, VOL. XIX, No.2 8 �Section 7 (cont.) Oliver E. THORTON Ashford HAON John HUTCHINSON Peter A. DOLBEE Edward W. PEASE Wm PRIESTLY James P. CAMERON Levi SHEPARD Levis WILSON James GILLULI H. S.CHURCH H. WINEGARTNER Cyrus BAKER Samuel ARNOLD Bartlett SHAW James C. MARTIN Hiram JOHNSON Russel FULLERTON Albert JONES Additional Names Since Last Memorial Day Albert MOORE C. W. WOODWARD Surgeon Herbert SPENCER Maj. O. B. GUNN John W. PARCELLS Levi J. SPEERY Capt. Simpson HOLLISTER Geo. W. HANSEN Joseph BOWERS (c) Andrew S. ANDERSON Frank A. MILLARD Captain Stephen ANDREWS Samuel FRY Col. H. M. GREEN Lt. John MCFARLAND John PARKS Myron R. CORBIN Albert BARLEY (c) Edward OVERTON (c) Excerpt from Memorial Day Services Lawrence Journal World May 29, 1901 -contributed by Don Vaughn Calculating Birth Dates: To calculate a birth date from the death date and age, use the following formula: Died 6 May 1889 18890506 Age 71y., 7m., 9 d. -710709 -8870 Answer 18170927 Birth date 27 Sept. 1817 It really works!! -From the Jackson Co. Genealogical Society Newsletter May/June 1996 9 THE PIONEER, VOL. XIX, No. 2 �DOug£14S eou/Jq:y e9q:9;!E/JS 9/J q:HE J4RjVlED "jOReES 9/J WOR£D WJ4R 99 Vivian Clough submitted this index for "Men and Women in the Armed Forces from Douglas County During World War II," a copy of which is available at the Watkins Community Museum and the Lawrence Public Library. Most of the people listed here have biographies and pictures in the book. Those marked with an asterick (*) were killed in action. KAMPSCHROEDER, Elmer F. KAMPSCHROEDER, Herbert KAMPSCHROEDER, Rolland KAPELLE, Gilbert F. KASBERGER, Johnnie C. KAULL, George M. KEENE, Kenneth W. KEENE, Wallace R. KELLER, William R. KELSEY, Charles R. KENNEDY, Bernard R. KENNEDY, Floyd E. KENNEDY, Francis Max KENNEDY, Joseph D. KENNEDY, Max D. KENNEDY, Richard M. KENNEDY, Theodore A. KENT, Gene O. KENT, Ohlan V. KEOUGH, Earl W. KEPLINGER, Arion E. KERNS, Clarence E. KERNS, Jack KERNS, Ralph W. KERR, Dean D. *KIEFER, Deane W. KILLINGER, Ernest G. KILPATRICK, Edwin L. KINCHALOE, Marvin G. KING, Alice Jean KING, Bob J. KING, Harold H. KLOPFENSTEIN, Larry W. KLOPFENSTEIN, Luther E. KLUG, Julius A. KNIGHT, Louis KNOTT, Maurice H. KNOX, Carl S. KNOX, William F. KOEHLER, George W. KOEHLER, Hilda M.. KOEHLER, Pearl A. KOLACNY, Chas. 5., Jr. KOLSKY, Harwood G. KRAMER, Elmer W. KRING, James M. KRULL, Harold E. KRUM, Edward L. KRUM, John C. KRUM, William W. KUESTER, Herman THE PIONEER, VOL. XIX, No.2 LaDUKE, Alfred M. LANDIS, Armin V. LANDRITH, Garland 5., Jr. *LANGRELL, O.V. LARSON, Russell F. LATH ROM, Clovis E. LATH ROM, Noble A., Sr. LAUGHLIN, Dalton E. LAUGHLIN, Homer E. LAUGHLIN, John E. LAUGHLIN, Kermit J. LAUGHLIN, Paul E. LAUGHLIN, Robert H. LAUGHLIN, Roy C. LAUGHLIN, Wayne C. LAWSON, Leland A. LAWSON, Murray E. LAWSON, Roy (Bob) A. LEARNED, Albert S. LEARNED, George R. LEARNED, Robert E., Jr. LEDERER, Glen E. LEE, Raymond H. LEFFERD, Glenn R. LEFFERD, William 5., Jr. LEFMANN, Delbert E. LEFMANN, Delmar L. LEFMANN, Harold M. LeROY, Faunt D. LESCH, Joseph H. LESUER, Nelson M., Jr. "LINDENBERGER, Gerald Leonard LINDENBERGER, Kenneth Edwin LINDQUIST, Elmer G. *L1NLEY, Alfred *LOBINGER, Paul *LOID, Wayne E. LONG, Thomas I. *LOUK, Max LOVE, Charles Jr. LOVE, Dell A. LOVE, Grant E. LOVE, Lee L. LUTZ, Vernon J. LYNCH, Howard E. LYON, Alfred U. MACKIE, Joseph M. MACKIE, William R. MAICHE, Willard L. MAIDEN, Clinton E. MAIDEN, Elmer 10 MALONE, Jack W. MALONEY, Owen W. MANESS, Harold L. MANESS, Melvin C. *MANION, Claude B. MANN, Bernard C. MANN, Raymond Keith *MANSFIELD, Joe MARCKLEY, Wilbur R. MARSHALL, John A. MARTIN, Charles G. MARTIN, Dale S. MARTIN, John W. MARTINEZ, Mario Munos MASON, Horace M. MASON, James G. MASON, John D. MASON, Max E. MASON, Robert E. MATHIA, Delbert E. MATHIA, Edward W. MATHIA, Homer Lavern MAXWELL, Kenneth D. MAY, Donald L. MAYHUGH, Clarence H. MAYHUGH, Frank J. MAYHUGH, Leonard M. McCAIN, Lawrence G. McCALL, Harry W. McCALL, Tom W. McCALLA, Wesley C. McCANLES, Joseph McCLANAHAN, Lester F. McCLEERY, Douglas D. McCLURE, Bruce W. McCLURE, Earl E. McCLURE, Lauren K. McCLURE, Merle E. *McCOIN Charles McCONNELL, Donald H. McELHINNY Irvin E. McFERREN, Kenneth Rea McGEE, Nathan G. McGEE, Thomas S. McGHEE, Lee Roy McGINNIS, PaulO. McKEE, James M. McKINNEY, Merle M. McKINNEY, Robert J. McKONE, Samuel A. MCMAHON, Tom E. �McMILLEN, Donald F. McMILLEN, Eugene S. McNEIL, Harold N. McNISH, Victor D. McPHEETERS, Everett E. MERRIOT, Helen E. MESSENHIMER, Kenneth E. MESSER, Donald Eugene MESSER, Harold Warren MESSER, James Ernest METTNER, John R. *METZ, John J. MEUFFELS, Walter A. MIESSE, Max W. MILBURN, Jess O. MILLER, Cecil E. MILLER, Lloyd I. MILLER, Pharon D. MILLER, Robert M. MILLER, Woodrow W. MISKIMEN, Chester A. MISKIMEN, Howard H. MITCHELE, Robert MITCHELL, Charles R. MITCHELL, Daniel A. MITCHELL, Dean Wade MITCHELL, Matthew H. MITCHELL, Thomas H. MOHLER, Albert L. MOHLER, Clarence E. MOHLER, Jack B. MOLE, Albert L. MOLE, Frances MONROE, Raymond H. MOORE, Charles E. MOORE, Earl E. MOORE, Milton Maurice MOORE, Harold Chester MOORE, William R. MOORMAN, Bernard C. MOORMAN, Edward W. MOORMAN, George W. MOLL, Roy W., Jr. MORANVILLE, Edwin J. MORLEY, Harold A. . MORRISS, Melvin Allen MORRISS, Merle J. MORTENSON, Harry E. MOSES, Kenneth V. MOSSLANDER, Dale W. MULDROW, Lawrence L. MULL, Arthur R. *MULL, Roy F. MULLEN, James P. *MURPHY, Albert J.P. MURPHY, Jim G. MURPHY, John W. MURRAY, Millard E. *MUSSELMAN, John L. Jr. MUSSELMAN, Millard M. MUZZY, Marion F. MUZZY, Willard M. NASON, James Wm., Jr. NASON, Ralph F. NEALE, Justice R. NELSON, Arthur H. NELSON, Carl Stanley NELSON, Elizabeth M. NELSON, Frances Lynn NELSON, Raymond Thayer NELSON, Robert M. NETZER, Edwin J. NEUSTIFTER, George V. NEUSTIFTER, Robert E. NEWMAN, John F NEWMAN, William E. NICHOLS, John L. NIEBRUGGE, Karl F. *NIXON, J.B. *NOCHES, Ramon NOLL, Forest L. NOLL, Lewis H. NORMAN, Stanley B. NORRIS, Clyde W. NORRIS, Norman A. NORTH, John D. *NORWOOD, Rachel NUFFER, Donald E. NUNEMAKER, Eugene W. NUNEMAKER, Herbert C. NUSBAUM, Wellman E. OAKES, Henry F. OAKES Wilbur E. *O'BRIEN, James F. O'BRYON, Charles Edward O'BRYON, Herbert Justin OCAMB, James C. OGLE, Duane E. OGLE, Oran W. OPPERMAN, Kelmit E. *OSBOURN, Raphael P. OSMOND, Lawrence R. OTT, Emerson J. OVERTON, Robert B. OVERTON, D. William OWEN, Frank S. OWENS, Marion D. OWENS, Ralph F. *OWENS, Virgil H. OWENS, Wayne S. PAIR, Doyle Q. PARDEE, Fred PARDEE, Robert M. PARKER, Claude Eugene PARSONS, Le Roy S. PARSONS, Walter N. PATCHEN, Harold E. PATCHEN, Tommy E. PATTERSON, Richard H. PATTON, Richard L. PAULSON, Ivan J. *PAXTON, Charles PEACOCK, Della B PENCE, Kenneth E. PENDLETON, Albert B. 11 PENDLETON, William B. PENFOLD, Claude H. PENFOLD, Francis C. *PENNER, John Elliott PENNINGTON, Ronald L. PENNY, John Ernest PENNY, Junius M. PENNY, Paul B. PEPPERCORN, George E. PERKINS, Carl C., Jr. PERKINS, Delbert E. *PERKINS, Otis O. PERKINS, Paul W. PERRY, Eldon N. PERRY, William *PETERSON, Leon A. PETREE, Ben *PETTYJOHN, George o. PFANTZ, George J. PICKENS, John E. PICKETT, Robert W. PINE, Phillip A. PINE, Ralph E. PINE, Richard R. PIPPERT, Earl M. PONTIUS, Ernest A. PONTIUS, Herman W. PONTIUS, Vaughn (Chick) W. POTTER, Beryl J. POTTER, Kenneth L. POWELL, Lyle S. POWELL, Robert W. PRINGLE, Charles F. PROVOST, Louis PURVIS, Fred Calvin * PUTNAM, Charles E. QUACKENBUSH, Roger L. RABER, Paul H. RAGLE, Dan D.M. RAKE, Wilbur D. RANDALL , Hugh A. RANKIN, Charles C. RANSDELL, Gaylord D . RAYBOURN, Raymond A. READ, Lathrop B., Jr. REBER, Karl H. REDDING, Donald R. REED, James D. REED, Robert Lawson REED, William E. REUSCH, Frank B. REUSCH, Harold H. REUSCH, Wesley A. REYNOLDS, Clifford E. RHODES, Robert H. RICE, Ellsworth A. RICE, Lawrence D. RICE, Richard G. RICHARDSON, Alvin C. RICHARDSON, Asa R. RICHARDSON, Clarence A. RICHARDSON, Delbert C. THE PIONEER, VOL. XIX, No. 2 �*RICHARDSON, James C. RICHARDSON, John G. *RICHARDSON, Leo RICHARDSON, Robert A. RICHARDSON, Robert E. RIDGWAY, Hugh M. RIEDERER, Lewis RIGDON, Jonathan M. RIGGS, Charles N., Jr. RIGGS, Richard L. RILEY, John L. RISLEY, Heyward G. RISSMAN, James F. ROBB, Wendell E. ROBERTS, Ivan ROBERTS, Leon V. ROBERTSON, Frederick W. ROBINSON, Edgar L. ROBINSON, Edward H. ROBINSON, Joel A. ROEBUCK, Harold Christy ROGERS, Worthy Ray ROLL, Charles L. ROLL, Leonard D. ROMERO, Ramon E. ROMINE, David R. ROOD, Clarence E. ROSE, Clifford E. *ROSE, Robert E. ROTH BERGER, Leo M. ROTHWELL, Glenn F. ROWLAND, William H. RUSSELL, Berdean R. RUSSELL, Carl E. RUSSELL, Gerald W. RUSSELL, Ned M. SALISBURY, Adam A. SAMPLE, Harold F. *SANBORN, Herbert J. SCHAAKE, Carl L. SCHAFFERT, Wendell W. SCHELBAR, Joe SCHLEIFER, Gordon L. SCHNIDER, Donald E. SCHNIDER, Howard A. SCHNIDER, Melvin E. SCHOLFIELD, Ora W. SCHOPPER, Dolores H. SCHOPPER, George F. SCHOPPER, Marcella M. SCHRADER, Richard *SCHULER, George W. SCHUTZ, Kenneth L. SCHWARTZ, Melvin L. SCHWEGLER, Raymond A. SEDORE, Robert N. SEIWALD, Carl H. SEIWALD, Herbert M. SEIWALD, James A. SELZER, Donald W. *SEUFERT, Edward *SHANNON, Charles SHAW, Clifford L. THE PIONEER, VOL. XIX, No.2 SHENEMAN, Ralph L. SHERLOCK, Earnest P. SHIELDS, Floyd L. SHIELDS, Oliver O. SHIRK, Arthur L. SHOOK, Earl E. SHORE, Schiller F. SHOWALTER, Elmer W. SHRIMPLlN, Frank E. SHRIMPLlN, Howard I. SHRIMPLlN, Marion G. SHULTZ, Guy R. SILKEY, Don SIMPSON, Harold *SINDT, Wayne SIMS, Glenn D. SIMS, James G. *SIROKY, Donald E. SKAGGS, Robert M. SKINNER, Daryel A. SKINNER, Francis J. SMITH, Carroll L. SMITH, David o. SMITH, Elgar J, Jr. SMITH, George B. SMITH, Glenn M. SMITH, James A. SMITH, James B. SMITH, Lawrence D. SMITH, L.eo K. SMITH, Lloyd H. SMITH, Marion R. SMITH, Morgan W. SNEEGAS, Byron C. SNEEGAS, Eldon C. SNEEGAS, Owen E. SNEEGAS, Robert M. SNOW, Charles R. SNYDER, Glenn E. SNYDER, Ralph W. SOMMER, Martin D. SOMMER Paul C. SPALSBURY, Clark S. SPALSBURY, Lawrence M. SPALSBURY, Wm Adelbert SPENCER, Lloyd L. *SPITZER, Carl SPOONER, Paris F. SPRING, Norman Dee SPRINGER, Vernon C. STANCLlFT, Raymond E. STANLEY, Roger E., Jr. STANNARD, Frank K. *STAPLES, Norval STARKEY, George O. STARKEY, Jack E. STAVROS, Paul J. STEFFEN, Clifford V. STEFFEN, Richard O. *STEINMETZ, Leo D. STEVENS, James U. STEVENS, William N. STEVENSON, Dale L. STEWART, George W. 12 STEWART, John B. STOEBENER, Oscar W. STOHS, Gilbert J. STOLAND, Betty J. *STOLAND, Lawrence I. STOLAND, Robert O. STONE, Charles W. STONE, Flavia STONE, John Wm. STONE, Leroy E. STONE, Maxine J. STONE, Ray L. STONE, Thomas William STONEBACK, Dean H. STONEBACK, Ray G. STORES, Harold W. STOUGH, Charles D., Jr. STOUT, Donald E. STRONG, Carl E. STUART, George W. STUMBO, Fred L. STUCKY, Richard R. STUCKY, Robert Bruce STULTZ, Freeman W. STURDY, Hugh R. SUllEN, Charles J. SURLES, Robert L. SUTHERLAND, Howard L., Jr. SUTTON, Irvin J. SUTOR, Keith W. SUTOR, Revere H. SWAIN, Roscoe M. *SWIMLEY, Eugene B. TALLEY, Leonard M. TANNER, Andy J., Jr. TAYLOR, Beuford R. TAYLOR, Chas. Benjamin, Jr. *TAYLOR, Orin TAYLOR, Reuben A. TAYLOR, Wallace Howard TENNYSON, George E. TERRY, Ellisworth Albert TERRY, S. Marvin *THOMAS, Edward L. THOMAS, Francis R. *THOMAS, Orval Dale THOMPSON, Richard C. *THORNE, Henry F. THURBER, Forrest H. *THURNEAU, Glenn Andrew TILLOTSON, Grover M. TINGLE, Nelson E. TOBLER, Donald E. TODD, Eldon R. TODD, Jack E. TODD, James A. TODD, Karl S. TOPPING, James R. TRABANT, Carlyle E. TRAPP, Leonard F. TRAXLER, John H. TRAYLOR, Joyce R. TRAYNOR, Wayne B. • �*TREECE, Robert TREFF, Francis L. *TREFZ, Howard H. TREFZ, William Robert TRIPP, Murray P. *TROVILLlON, Donald K. TROWBRIDGE, George Elmer TRYON, Charles E. TUGGLE, Kenneth R. TURNER, Albert I. TURNER, Glenn E. TUTTLE, Harold J. TYER, Stanley W. TYLER, Marshall S. UNDERWOOD, William M. *UNFRED, Samuel L. UTTINGER, James Richard VANDEVENTER, Raymond VAN KEUREN, D.E. VAUGHN, William D. VIESSELMAN, Burt Wm. VIESSELMAN, Mark Utley VITT, Dale E. VOTAW, Joseph G. VOTAW, Lesli W. VOTAW, Victor D. VOTH, Rudolph WALKER, Clarence R. WALKER, George Dan WALKER, Marion E. WALKER, Marshall M. WALKER, Namon D. WALKER, Theodore Leo WALTER, Melvin M. WALTERS, Frank A. WALTON, Harold C. ? • ? • ? • WARD, Owen F. WARE, George Robert WARE, Lloyd L., Jr. *WARNER, Edwin R. WARREN, William C. WASHINGTON, Elroy WATKINS, Leroy E. WATSON, William B. *WAY, William E. WEBER, Orville E. WEBSTER, Billy R. WEEKS, Marion R. WEIDENSAUL, William E. *WEIDLER, Ira J. WEIDMAN, Gilbert E. WEIDMAN, Harold E. WEIDMAN, James M. WEIXELDORFER, Ernest WELSH, Homer T. WESTGATE, Ellsworth A. WETZEL, Donald R. WHITE, Francis E. WHITMAN, Walter M. WIGGINS, Ivan E. WIGGINS, Ray O. WILEY, Lauren W. WILEY, Lyman T. *WILEY, William Gale WILKS, Chester A. WILKS, Louis G. WILLIAMS, Cleo C. *WILLIAMS, Earle F, Jr. WILLIAMS, Elden E. WILLIAMS, Phillip G. WILLIAMS, Rex E. WILLIAMS, Robert M. WILLMAN, Robert E. WILSON, Curtis O. WILSON, George D. WILSON, Henry P. WILSON, John W. *WILSON, Robert J. WILSON, Robert M. WILSON, Wiley C. WILSON, William R. WINGERT, Leo *WINGERT, Merle WINTER, Harry Jr. WINTER, Milton S., Jr. WISE, Bernard W. WOLFE, Vincent L. WOOD, Eldon E. WOODWARD, Donald W. WOODWARD, Howard E. *WOOLF, Charles E. WOOLF, Wayne W. WORLEY, Charles R. WORLEY, Ellwyn L. WORLEY, Paul H. WRAY, Harold M. WRAY, John L. WRAY, Paul F. *WULFKUHLE, Leo YOUNG, Edwin S. YOUNG, Robert G. YOUNGBERG, Irvin E. ZEIDLER, Elden A.C. ZEISENIS, Arno G. ZIESCH, Arthur ZIESCH, Ernest ZIESCH, Harold H. ZILLNER, George F. ZILLNER, Robert L. ZIMMERMAN, Joe A. ZOOK, Franklin A. .. . ??. ?? ? • ? • ? • Would like any kind of information on MCCLAIN in Missouri, OSHEL in Ohio and Pennsylvania, PETTI BON in Illinois and Missouri, HOUGLAND in Kentucky, and MOORE families from Kentucky into Illinois. Want informtion. on t~e WI~SON family all buried at lola, Kansas cemetery. Great-grandmother Sabra MOORE IS buned With them. Born 1815 Kentucky, Died 1903 lola, Kansas. -submitted by Maxine P. Hougland Route 1, Box 262, Perry, KS 66073 13 THE PIONEER, VOL. XIX, No.2 �POSSltJJ£lE ~tz1VEs I?(.O£llJ pt}{aIDS, I~J!EllJ? Bonnie Rams has 26 photos of Overbrook, Kansas people that were taken around 1922. They are not related to her family of MANNIX, they were neighbors and friends. The names of the people in the photos are listed below. She would like their descendants to have the photos at no charge except postage. You can contact her at 2851 S. Valley View #1141-B, Las Vegas, NV 89102. Charlie RIPPITOE Teddy ROWE Teddy ROWE with 2 women Fern Craig RUBY SCHMITENDORFF in a horse & buggy Maggie SCHMIDT Doc SHEEN W.D. MILLER Ollie SNYDER Lottie SNYDER Lottie SNYDER's kids Flo VALENTINE, dau. of Mrs. GRIFFITH V ALENTINE kids (2) Mrs. Craig WILSHIRE Lila Beard ANDERSON ANDREWS kids Mildred BEARD BoCOX Thelma CROPPER Biddy GREEN Mr. and Mrs. Ed GRIFFIN Mrs. GRIFFITH Mrs. GRIFFITH holding a baby Pat ISRAEL Ada KELLY Nellie BRYSON Mary LEISHMAN Ollie MILLER GENEALOGY SERIES ON TV This series began shooting in September 1995. The series is scheduled to air on PBS in January 1997. Each episode will focus on successful strategies and tips for aspiring family historians. The hosts of the show are Jim and Terry Willard of Bradenton, FL. They were both born in Maine and combined-taught for 51 years. Episode 1: Getting Started Episode 2: Looking at Home - tips for finding family clues in the home setting. Episode 7: African American Families - overcoming obstacles to African American research. Episode 8: Your Medical Heritage - consider the lifesaving potential of family medical pedigrees. Episdoe 9: High Tech Help - combines genealogy and the computer revolution. Episode 3: Gathering Family Stories - explore ways of mining the memories of older family members. Episode 4: The Paper Trail- how to search out records to fill in the blanks in ancestor's past lives. Episode 5: Libraries and Archives archives research. library and Episode 6: Census and Military Records - 14 Episode 10: Leaving a Legacy- explores ways we can conduct our family heritage research in order to have data remain for future generations. THE PIONEER, VOL. XIX, No. 2 �9NDEX Names appearing in the Douglas County Citizens in the Armed Forces in World War II (Pages 10-13) are not included in this index since they are in alphabetical order. BARDELL A ACHERMAN Anto·8 AHLSTROM Fred B.• 1 AINSWORTH Harry H ·2 ALFORD Alfred C.• 1 Alfred C., Lieut. • 6 Fred, Second Lieutenant· 1 ALLEN Aseph K.• 6 Charles A. ·6 Chas. D. ·8 Frank· 1 J. K.· 8 Mamie· 5 AMES Clarence· 1 ANDERSON Andrew S.· 9 Lila Beard • 14 ANDREWS Kids· 14 Stephen, Captain· 9 ARNOLD Henry R. ·6 Samuel· 9 ASS MANN Justus· 8 ATKINSON Henry C.• 8 ATTERBURN Harvey J .• 1 B BAKER Cyrus· 9 James· 6 BALE Denver W.• 1 BANKER W G, Rev.· 5 BANKS William· 7 BARBER Harry, Mrs .• 4 Oliver, Capt. • 6 Wm. T. ·6 F. W.· 7 BARKER G J, Mrs. ·3 BARLEY Albert· 9 Charles· 3 BARNES Wm. C., Capt. • 7 Wm. 0.·6 BASETT Owen A.· 8 BATES Frank J .• 7 BEARD Mildred ·14 BECKER Miss·3 BENJAMIN Nellie, Miss.• 5 BENNET James·8 BENSON Elmer L. • 1 Larooka, Mrs .• 5 BERRY Samuel· 7 BETCHEL Gee·8 BIEBUSCH Henry· 7 BIRMINGHAM James· 8 BLACKMAN W. I. R. ·8 BLAKELY C. A.· 8 John R. • 8 BOONE Theodore E. • 1 BOWERS Joseph·9 BROOKE President· 2 BROOKS Lewis A.· 1 Robert S .• 1 BROWLES Oscar C .• 1 BROWN Bert· 5 Charles·7 Claud D.• 1 15 BRYSON Nellie· 14 BUNKER Marjorie·3 BURCHARD Francis R. • 8 BUTCHER Frank· 5 BUTLER Albert O. ·7 c CALDWELL J S· 3 CALLAHAN John·6 CAMERON James P. ·9 CANARY Morris· 5 CARDWELL E H· 4 CARPENTER Louis· 6 Cartright W. W.· 8 CHAPMAN D. M.· 7 CHASE Otis H.• 1 CHILDS James P. ·7 CHRIST H T, alias Sherrick· 2 CHURCH H.S.·9 Robert M.• 1 CLARK Adna G .• 1 Robert F .• 1 CLARKE A G, Capt. ·4 CLARKS Ad. G., Capt. • 1 COKER Michael·8 COLLINS A. L., Capt. • 6 Chas • 4 CONANT George E. ·6 THE PIONEER, VOL. XIX, No. 2 �COOK Chas. E .• 1 COPELAND H., Sergt. • 7 CORBIN Myron R ·9 CORNELL Albert A .• 1 Lewis S.· 1 COTTEN BERG James· 7 COTTON James M. ·8 COURTNEY Frances L. • 1 COWEN James P., Capt. • 6 COX Bo·14 COY Henry J.• 7 CRACKLIN J., Capt. • 6 CRAIG Green·8 CRAIN John L. • 6 CRISS Bessie·4 Ernest· 1 CROPPER Thelma· 14 CULVER Mabel E· 5 CUTLER Fred· 3 D DAUM Rosa, Mrs .• 3 DAVIDSON Thos. J.• 1 DAVIS Anderson·8 David·8 Harry G.• 1 J. F.• 6 Wm. M.· 7 DEERING J. H.· 7 DEITZLER Geo., Gen.· 6 DICKER Claud R • 1 DIMERY Absolom·7 DOLBEE Peter A. ·9 DOMAN Victor, Mrs .• 2 DOUGLAS Andrew·7 THE PIONEER, VOL, XIX, No. 2 DRAKE R S.·8 DRYSDALE Walter L. • 1 E EDMUNDSON Sol· 7 EDWARDS Thomas S.· 7 ELDRIDGE S. W.· 6 T. B., Maj.· 6 ELLIS Mark· 4 ELLS Etta· 3 EMERY James S.• 7 EMMETT ' Albert S.• 1 ENGLE Mrs·5 EVANS James W. ·6 F FARMER Albert C.• 1 FEARING Wm. B.· 1 FERGERSON Wm.·7 FERGISON Levi·8 FERGUSON Lizzie·4 FOREMAN George W.· 7 FOSTER H S, Mrs .• 2 FRANKLIN Wilson·7 FREDERICK Charles W.• 1 FRENCH Mrs·5 FROST Alfred E· 5 FRY John·7 Samue·9 FULKERSON Emmet· 1 FULLERTON Russel· 9 G GARDNER John, Mrs .• 4 16 GARRETT C. G., Capt. • 6 E.·8 J. H., Capt. • 6 GIBBONS David·7 GIBSON Arthur H.• 1 GILL John B.• 6 GILLEY Burt· 1 GILLULI James·9 GOOD J. R ·6 GRATON J. R, Capt. • 6 GRAY Gabriel· 6 GREEN Biddy· 14 H. M., Col. ·9 GRIFFIN Ed, Mr. and Mrs .• 14 GRIFFITH Mrs .• 14 Mrs., holding a baby· 14 GRISMORE E J, Mrs. ·4 GUNN o. B., Maj.· 9 H HACKBARTH Frank· 1 HAMLIN Pat·3 HANSEN Geo. W.· 9 HAON Ashford·9 HARGIS Arthur· 1 HARRIS E. B.• 7 James N. ·6 HART Henry· 2 HASKELL Charles· 6 HAWKINS Charles· 7 HAY Gladys· 5 HAYNES Roy S.• 1 Wilburn· 1 HAYS Homer· 8 HAZEN Rufus O.• 1 �HENDRY James M. ·7 HENLEY A·5 HESSEL Mary E· 3 HILLIKE Lynn L. • 1 HODGE J.J., Maj .• 6 HOLLISTER Simpson, Capt. • 9 HOOK Edward R.. 7 Elliott F.• 1 HOPSON Hiram P. ·7 HORTON Fannie B, Mrs .• 5 HOSTETTER Leonard C.• 1 HOUGLAND· 13 HOUSTON W. E., Capt. • 6 HUGHES Squire· 7 HULTZ Joseph·7 HUMPHRIES Fred· 1 HUNSICKER C H· 5 HUNTER Hiram·6 HUNTSMAN John A .• 1 HURD Henry· 6 HUTCHINGSON John M.• 8 HUTCHINSON John·9 HUTT Emanuel· 8 HYDE George· 8 ICE G W· 5 IRVIN Martin·8 IRWIN Orville C .• 7 ISRAEL Pat· 14 J JENKINS Moses· 7 JEWETT J. E., Col. ·7 JOHNSON Gus·4 Hiram·9 Thomas B.· 7 William G.· 6 JONES Albert· 9 Edward·8 William·8 M K KELLY Ada·14 KENNEDY David·7 T. F., Maj.· 6 KIMBALL Samuel· 6 KING Chas. A .• 1, 7 KIRKPATRICK Lt. Col. • 8 KNAPP Edgar· 5 KRAUSE A. H., First Lieutenant· 1 Albert H .• 1 KUHN Bert W .• 1 KUMMEL H. H., Col. ·6 L LAMASNEY Edward L.. 1 LANE James H., Gen .• 6 M.H.·7 LAVELLE Thomas· 8 LAWRENCE Wm.·8 LAWSON John, Capt. • 7 LEASE Conrad·7 LEIS Henry· 6 William E.· 1 LEISHMAN Mary· 14 LEMON Wm F.· 8 LOVE Louis· 7 LYONS Lucius D. ·8 Mason R. ·6 LYSTER John·2 17 MACKEY AD·2 MADDOX James·8 MARBLE O.C.·8 MARCH Geo·4 MARTIN Clarence· 1 Frank· 1, 6 James C.• 9 MASON L. P. ·7 Samuel· 8 MCBRIDE Robert A. ·7 MCCLAIN· 13 MCFARLAND John, Lt. ·9 MCKEE E.·8 MCKINNEY Abraham· 6 MCKITTRICK John A .• 1 MEEKER I. M.· 7 MEEKS C. M., Capt. • 6 MESSER Geo. A .• 1 MILLARD Frank A. ·9 MILLER ' Augustus· 7 David C.• 1 Jessie· 8 Josiah, Maj .• 6 Ollie· 14 S. G.· 6 V.G.·8 W.D .• 14 MILLS A. R., Capt. • 8 MOESENNER C.·8 MONROE C. E. Capt. • 8 MOORE· 13 Albert· 9 Allen·4 Bert· 8 Sabra· 13 MORRIS Richard· 7 MORROW John W .• 1 MOYER Edith, Mrs .• 4 Mr·4 THE PIONEER, VOl. XIX, No. 2 �MOYS William·6 MURDOCK M. M., Col.· 3 MURPHY Miss·5 MYERS Ruth·5 Sheriff· 4 N NATION Mrs.·2 NELSON Arthur· 4 NESBIT C. W.· 6 Charles· 6 Nathaniel • 6 NEWBY Alvin·3 Grace· 3 NEWLIN Mahlon Ernest· 3 NICHOLSON Leoti·5 NOLAN N.C. ·8 NOYS J. N.• 6 0 O'BRIEN Cliff;Cliff O'BRIEN· 14 OLIVER Albert O.• 1 Benjamin F.• 1 OLNEY Principal· 3 OLSON Victor· 5 OSBOREN Wm. F.• 1 OSHEL· 13 OVERTON Edward·9 OWEN Orry W .• 1 OZIAS Ernest L. • 1 p PAGE Larrance· 1 PAINTER James M.• 1 PALMER B.D.·6 PARCELLS John W.· 9 THE PIONEER, VOL, XIX, No. 2 PARKS John·9 W. H.· 8 PARRISH W. H.· 8 PARROTT Eugene· 1 PATTERSON John L. ·7 PAUL Clarence H.• 1 PEABODY Jam. D. J .• 6 PEARSOLL C. S. Sergt. • 8 PEASE Edward W.· 9 PEOPLES Robert· 6 PERKINS Lulu·5 PETTI BON ·13 PETTY R. J. ·8 PICKENS Gertrude W • 4 POWELL Geo. K. • 1 John P. ·7 PRAETER Edmond·7 PRATT Mabel· 4 PRENTICE Thadius·6 PRENTIS S.B.·6 PRIESTLY Wm.·9 PUCKETT Joshua·6 Q QUACKENBUSH Durwood E.. 1 R RAY AJ·2 RAYBOURN Thos. B.• 1 RAYMAKER Arnold·7 READ AW·5 Benj. M. ·7 F W· 5 READING James A. ·7 REEL Estelle·4 REINHEIMER 18 Daniel· 7 REITZ Christian • 8 RENO E. Newton· 1 W.w.·3 RETHORST Otto W .• 1 REYNOLDS Geo L. • 1 RICHARDS Geo. M.· 7 RIPPITOE Charlie· 14 ROBERTS G. Y., Col. ·6 Thos. S., Rev. ·7 ROBINSON Chas., Gov .• 7 RODELL Gustave· 6 RODGERS Henry B. ·7 ROWE Teddy· 14 Teddy with 2 women· 14 RUBY Fern Craig· 14 RUSS WW·3 S SCHALL A., Capt. ·7 SCHAUM Harry L. ·7 SCHMIDT .Maggie ·14 SCHMITENDORFF in a horse & buggy· 14 SCOFSTAD Albert, Capt. • 8 SCOTT C F, Congressman· 5 Cam H.• 1 John·2 SEATON Samuel· 7 SELIG Harry G.• 1 SHANE Maude· 3 SHAW Bartlett· 9 John·8 SHEEN Doc· 14 SHEPARD Levi· 9 SHIELDS Robert F. ·8 SHIRAR George F.• 1 �SIEGLE Sophia· 5 SILER Frank W· 4 SIMMONS E. F.· 6 Wm· 2, 3 Wm. B.· 8 SIMONS Harry· 8 SIMPSON Chas Hoke· 1 E. Guy· 1 Ernest Guy· 4 SINCLAIR R. P. ·8 SMART CA· 4 SMITH Almeda·4 Chip·4 Dennis·7 G. W., Maj .• 6 Supt· 3 SNIDER Nicolas· 6 SNYDER John·8 LoUie· 14 Ollie· 14 SPEERY Levi J.• 9 SPENCER Herbert, Surgeon • 9 Robert· 7 SPILLMAN Joseph N.• 1 STALEY Sam'l· 6 STAUFFER JE•4 STEARNS John·8 STEELE Wm 0.·1 STEVENS Henry· 8 J. T., Capt. • 7 J. W.· 8 James·8 N. T.· 7 STEWART Ben T.• 6 James· 8 STONE E T· 5 STREET Howard S.• 1 STRODE Freddie· 7 STRONG A·5 SUTHERLAND R. W.· 6 T TASLOR James M.· 7 THACHER S. 0.·6 THORNTON J. W.· 7 THORTON Oliver E .• 9 TRAPP Henry· 8 TURNERS Lawrence· 5 V VALENTINE Flo·14 kids· 14 VAN BUREN Edward·8 VAN HOES EN I. N. ·6 VANNANA Oscar T .• 8 VILZE Vardeman·8 VOORHEES Peter· 5 W WABOITZ Louis·8 WAHL Hilda p. 5 Joseph·7 WAKEFIELD John A.• 1 WALKER James· 8 James, Lieut. • 6 S., Col. ·6 WALL Joseph A .• 1 WALLING David G.· 7 WASHINGTON Geo.·7 WATERS Baxter, Rev .• 5 WEBER Johns L. ·6 19 WEIDLER Cyrus· 7 WELLER J. Q. A., Capt. • 8 WEST James·6 WHEELER Ruth·4 WHITCOMB Hezekiah·7 WHITE Fletcher A.• 1 J. M.· 8 James, Sergt. • 7 WILBUR Orson E. ·6 WILCOX Merton A .• 1 WILDER A. M., Maj.· 6 John. H., Capt. • 6 WILEY J. W., Sr.• 7 WILLEY Silas C.• 1 WILLIAMS John·7 WILLIAMSON Wm.·8 WILLISTON Dr. • 2 WILSHIRE Craig, Mrs. WILSHIRE· 14 WILSON· 13 Henry M. ·6 L Clyde· 5 Levis·9 WINEGARTNER H.·9 WINFIELD Robt. • 8 WINGFIELD Henry M.• 1 WOLLMAN John·5 WOOD David·8 I. W.· 6 L. 0.·8 WOODRUFF Dr·4 W G, Dr. ·4 WOODWARD C. W.· 9 Z ZURICH Wm H.·1 THE PIONEER, VOL. XIX, No. 2 �The Pioneer Douglas County, Kansas Genealogical Society, Inc. P.o. Box 3664 Lawrence, Kansas 66046-0664 NON-PROFIT DRS. U.S. POSTAGE PAID Permit #63 FORWARDING AND RETURN POSTAGE GUARANTEED ADDRESS CORRECTION REQUESTED lawronce, KS 66044 � 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.) 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Title A name given to the resource The Pioneer, Vol. 19, No. 2: Spring 1996 Subject The topic of the resource Douglas County (Kan.) -- Genealogy Douglas County (Kan.) -- History Douglas County Genealogical Society (Lawrence, Kan.) Description An account of the resource The quarterly newsletter of the Douglas County Genealogical Society in Douglas County, Kansas, containing information regarding the organization, activities, and membership of the Society, and articles of interest to those researching family ties to or the history of Douglas County, Kansas. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Douglas County Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Douglas County Genealogical Society (Lawrence, Kan.) 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