https://s3.amazonaws.com/omeka-lplks/original/de6f577c3def74a0f0a9b1694b54e9c5.pdf dcfd410d82752df3abbe1eeee5140099 PDF Text Text .~ .' �Volume XIX, No.3 & 4 . Summer & Fall, 1996 Til -. PE81111 --. .y-== ~ ...~ -- . -~--.. ...... .. .. -........~-. ,,~... - .- -.- .~. ~., ..~- .. ~ ~.~C -t: Published Quarterly By: Cj)ous[as Count! Genea[osica[ Societ! P.O. BOX 3664 LAWRENCE, KS 66046-0664 . , .... ·r··· .... I �OO'lllj.lA5 CO'll?(JJ; ~, lj'E!J{.'liL£OljICJ1l.£.socnrztY, I?(C. P.O. BOX 3664 LAWRENCE, KS 66046-0664 PLANNING COMMITTEE Mary Burchill Beverley Chapman Shelley Hickman Clark Alta Duncan 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, $17.00 family. 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.3 & 4 CONTENTS Summer & Fall 1996 PAGE Memorium: Zona Ellen Smith .................................................................................................i i History of a Year, July - December 1900 .............................................................................. 1 Helpful Hint ................................................................................................................................ 8 Old Setters - 1856..................................................................................................................... 9 Three Parties of Emigrants who came to Lawrence under the Auspices of the Emigrant Aid Society 1st Party, ....................................................................................................................... 10 2nd Party....................................................................................................................... 13 3rd Party........................................................................................................................ 16 Reminiscence by C.H. Hoyt .................................................................................................. 18 Queries ..................................................................................................................................... 19 Index ........................................................................................................................................21 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. �ZONA ELLEN SMITH The Douglas County, KS. Genealogical Society was saddened by the death of one of its charter members, ZONA ELLEN SMITH on June 18, 1996. Zona was born on July 13, 1909 in Bourbon County, the daughter of Ebenezer SLOCUM and LuDell Swisher DART. She grew up in Anderson County and graduated in 1928 from Garnett High School. Zona marred Claude Edson Smith on February 18, 1934 in Liberty, Missouri. Claude died in 1993. Zona and Claude moved to Lawrence, KS. in 1952 where she attended Kansas University and worked in the William Allen White School of Journalism as administrative assistant to the dean until her retirement in 1973. Zona was a member of the First Christian Church in Lawrence and a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution. She was an active member in our society. remember and miss her. We will We extend our sympathy to all of her family. The Douglas County, KS. Genealogical Society purchased a book, "COMPENDIUM OF HISTORICAL SOURCES" by Ronald A. Bremer, to be placed in the DCGS Library in memory of Zona. ii �Chronological Summary of the Principal Events That Have Occurred Here Within the Last Twelve Months fflOY 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 16 17 18 River ice served to Lawrence consumers Jackson block rented Rural route No 5 started Danger of water famine announced Celebration conducted by Buch's band Announcement of Dr. SUMMERFIELD's prospective departure from Lawrence County commissioners voted $150 for cemetery road Geo. ROBINSON, 16 colored, drowned in Kaw river Rev. W.E. BREHM resigned as pastor of English Lutheran church Dead: Elizabeth WILLIS, 60, paralysis Heat injured paving Fire at Bismarck grove caused alarm Dead: Dr. James MARVIN, 81 New firm of Kumler & Busch formed Ida Hun to S.A. WOOD Married: Nellie CURRY to Ben LOHMAN News received of the death of Prof. A.T. WALKER's mother in wreck near Kansas City Dead: Geo. SCHELL, 86, apoplexy Benefit given for Ross MILLS Grading commenced for Warren street paving Emmet HOLLAND assaulted by Jess BROOKS Dead: Mrs. Helen CHURCHILL, cancer First Methodist church held memorial services for Dr. MARVIN Ice plant closed for repairs A third of an inch of rain J.S. CHILD, aged 60, plead guilty to stealing a horse, and H.O. JOHNSON plead guilty to participation in Lecompton robbery Outland football coach visited town Lon PITT's house struck by lightning Oklahoma bound passengers created big demand for jugs of water Dead: Helen BURNS, 83, paralysis Frank KINGSBURY's transfer to position in post office announced Another local rain 1 THE PIONEER, VOL. XIX, No.3 & 4 �20 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Coming of new wholesale grocery announced Concrete work on Tennessee street paving completed Dead: Wm. MORRISON, 76, senile debility Ice plant started up Mrs. Frank SILER seriously hurt in a runaway Married: Birdie WATTS to Guy LYMAN, of Kansas City Dead: Wm. S. RANKIN, 62, consumption Dead: Wm. RAY, 25 colored, heart trouble 108 degree reached by weather Engineers set stakes for new Santa Fe depot Bankers convention proceedings published by Journal company Bank statements showed $1,315,104.73 on deposit Last rock hauled for cemetery road Showers began at 1 p.m. Married: Nellie JONES to Joel LANGLEY Two inchs of rain fell; the thermometer fell to 76 More rain Dead: M.W. STODDARD, 36, consumption Ross MILLS, 20, consumption More rain Numerous police court whiskey trials held Boys had trouble at Henley lake Jess BROOKS bound over Married: Ressa KENNARD to Bert KENNEDY at Seneca, Kan Married: Blanche WARD to G.O. FOSTER at Topeka Contract for Santa Fe grading let Tennessee street paving completed Henry street concrete finished JI'llql!$T 1 John MORROW, 85 died from burns Married: Florence PARROTT to M.A. BARBER 4 Married: Jessie BRANSCOMB to WillI. HOADLEY 5 City tax levies made Dead: Mrs. M.E. FULLER, 90 6 John WILLIAMS, colored, arrested while trying to sell horse and buggy stolen at Kansas City Contract for new museum building at KU let to Henry BENNETT of Topeka 7 KU regents decided not to elect home man chancellor Officer CAMPBELL lost month's wages Negro K P lodge met Co H had sham battle Dead: Matthew SEATTLE, Indian, 25 consumption John WILLOUGHBY, 74 THE PIONEER, VOL. XIX, No. 3 & 4 2 �8 9 10 12 13 14 15 16 17 19 20 21 22 23 24 26 Merchants bank got new safe Eudora jointist arrested MWA picnic at Holcomb's grove and CPA picnic at Eudora Journal added fifty fonts new type to dress Erb street railway ties removed Henry street paving finished Onion harvest began Alley grading commenced Another joint at Eudora pulled Wm. KERN killed by lightning near Baldwin Henly lake ordered drained County tax levy made Bids for Santa Fe depot called for Roosevelt passed through Lawrence on his way east Clarence COLE elected captain Company H Warren street concreting finished Lecompton promised new Santa Fe depot Indian pupils began to arrive for fall term of school Married: Lena SUTTER to Perry P. BARBER at Abilene Barteldes broke records in sale of turnip seed John PATTERSON, a city employee, hurt while at work in the sewer flush tank Warren street paving completed Brick company announced intention of building ice plant Poehler canning factory resumed work Quantrill raid anniversary Theo MATTHIA fatally injured on street by runaway team Announced the Rev. I.E. BAXTER will come to Episcopal church here Haskell football plans announced Wimset store at Lake View closed Brilliant meteoric passage noted Dead: Mrs. Louisa S.C. MCCALL Griffin ice company announced plans for enlargement of factory next year Journal appeared in new dress Buch's band appeared in new uniforms Dead: Joseph YEWDELL Republican county convention called Dead: Albert WHITCOMB, 74 Sarah NELSON, 65 Negro Masons of Kansas met L.E. THRASHER committed suicide in San Francisco Married: Ethel FOX to Rev. W.E. BREHM Dead: Mrs. Betsy HUTCHINGS, 76 at Kansas City 3 THE PIONEER, VOL. XIX, No.3 & 4 �27 28 29 30 31 2 3 4 5 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 A.N. CAMERON, Lawrence boy, made consular marshal in China Grading for Santa Fe depot commenced Second district Epworth league convention began Dead: E.L. ACKLEY, at Concordia, of appendicitis Work begun on new K U buildings Married: Ida SMITH to W.A. GRIFFITH May KERSHNER to Rev. Kirk ROBBINS, of Ridgeway, Iowa WCTU convention began Carter got contract for new Santa Fe depot Big picnics held at Eudora and Sigel G.E. TUCKER offered KU football captaincy Dead: J.J. KUNKEL, heart Theo. MATHIS, accident Mary JONES, colored Carload northern Cheyennes arrived at Haskell to attend school Bull SPARKS and Rosa MOORE injured while asleep along Southern Kansas tracks Outland arrived to begin work Married: Mrs. Laura QUICK to A.A. DAVIS of Kansas City County republican convention called to nominate a candidate for judge of the county court Coach ELLlCK, Haskell football team arrived Erb franchise repealed Dead: P.O. WHITZELL, 57, rheumatism Dead: Mrs. Sarah FLORY, 43 Married: Gertrude TROSPER to H.H. BREWSTER of St. Joe KU football practice commenced University bookstore robbed Remains of Robert PAUL brought here for burial School work started at Haskell Robbery reported at Lawrence house Dead: Dr. C.E. ESTERLY KU fall term began Mayor signed Erb repealing ordinance Dead: Melinda MCWILLIAMS, colored, 54 Lewis JOHNSON, colored, 30 heart trouble Married: Mary ADDISON to James WALKER Robinson & Winey moved Formal opening of fall term at KU; address by Rev. W.G. BANKER Mrs. Emma WALL elected president of the National society of the Ladies of the GAR 14 Old settlers elected officers and adjourned because of death of President MCKINLEY THE PIONEER, VOL. XIX, No. 3 & 4 4 �15 John ELM robbed of $200 16 City schools opened Elizabeth EDMUNDSON to Herb OWENS Married: 17 Slight frost reported Rural route No.6 decided on 18 Married: Ruth WHITMAN to T.B. SEARS 19 McKinley memorial services held Dead: Richard WAGSTAFF, 57, at Kansas City, of heart trouble 21 Republicans nominated Learnard and Parnell for county judge and county commissioner; democrats nominated Horton and Topping for the same offices 23 Dead: Joseph ELLISON, 64, heart trouble 24 Jenkinson elected captain of KU football team H.S. CARR resigns as instructor at KU 25 Married: Mattie ESKRIDGE to John M. STEELE, at Emporia 27 KU defeated at football by Ottawa, 16 to 0 28 Republican county central committee organized Haskell defeated Medics at football, 18 to 2 29 YMCA gymnasium burned 30 City council opened bids for improvement bonds ~ 1 Club women began meetings 2 M.E. MANN, Ely, la, taken off Santa Fe train here dead, from heart trouble 5 A.L. WILMOTH appointed KU regent to succeed E.L. ACKLEY Application for new trial in Harbert case denied J.S. PERRY sold out to Rochester Shoe company 7 Julia E HUTT to Rev. Benj. R. LANTZ, of Millersburg, Pa 9 Married: 10 A.G. HONNOLD struck by bicycle rider and severely hurt Dead: Mrs. Elizabeth HASTLE, 86 11 lola sidewalk brick condemned C.H. STERNBERG returned from fossil hunting trip in western Kansas H.O. POPENOE seriously hurt in cable car accident in Kansas City 14 Mrs. Wm .. GIBSON's house damaged by fire Dead: Gus MENET, 20, of consumption at Las Vegas . 15 Attempt to blow open Russell & Bowman's safe Annual meeting of Associated Charities held Married: Nettie TWEED to Luson CARTER, of Kansas City 16 Santa Fe hotel badly damaged by fire Topeka automobile caught fire on streets of Lawrence Dead: Jacob EVANS, 84, heart trouble 18 Daisy JOHNSON fatally hurt at caning factory 19 Lawrence KNG men defeat regulars at target practice at Ft. Leavenworth 20 Dead: Chas. W. HETTION, 65 21 Father BROENER removed from Lawrence to Leavenworth 5 THE PIONEER, VOL. XIX, No. 3 & 4 �22 23 24 25 26 28 30 Stubbs Contracting company got big contract for Santa Fe in Oklahoma Women's Missionary society of the Presbyterian church of Kansas met in lawrence Dead: Harry ELDRIDGE, 22, consumption Scottish Rite Masons met Married: Flora M. CALDWEll to Joseph SHARPE, of Kansas City Rutter automobile arrived Dead: H.L. MARVIN at Elden, Mo, of pneumonia George BIVENS arrested for running joint Dead: Chaplain David WHITE, 83 Football: KU 0, Wisconsin 50 56ers held annual banquet and reunion Henry RAMEY found dead at his home in east part of town Dead: James DICKER, 79 Wolf hunt organized by farmers west of town Brick plant got order from Lincoln, Neb. Warren street Baptist church chimney fell Needed rain fell ?{~ 1 3 4 5 7 8 9 10 11 12 15 15 Small fire at Monk's billiard hall Tax rolls for 1901 opened Winner visited; said nothing First snow observed Football: Minnesota 28, Haskell 0 Dead: Mrs. levry COURTNEY, cancer Nellie GOlT, 22 Election resulted in republican victory Wolf hunt held; one man shot; one wolf killed Assistant Secretary of the Interior Thos. RYAN visited Haskell lawrence officers got four escaped convicts City bakery badly burned Football: Haskell 18, KU 5 Dead: Mrs. James BENEDICT, 65, typhoid fever Dead: Mrs. Polly HUSON, 71 Mrs. Inez ZOOK died at Kansas City hospital Chas. GUYON, Indian, arrested for violation of postal laws J.H. BOSSERMAN acquitted in district court County Sunday school convention began Geo. 'BIVENS plead guilty in district court Theo. POEHLER seriously hurt in runaway Dead: Albert BROOKS, colored Cutler case dismissed R.C. JOHNSTON shipped goats to Maine Dead: Lillian MCMILLAN, at Spokane, S.D. THE PIONEER, VOL. XIX, No.3 & 4 6 �16 Judge C.A. SMART addressed teachers 18 Herman DRAVIS found dead along Union Pacific tracks 19 Mrs. SHEARER bought Hendee READ stock Married: Margaret H?S to S H MILLIKEN, of Kansas City 22 Congressman BOWERSOCK started to Washington Dan HEASTON assaulted by hunters at poor farm warned to leave 23 Mr. and Mrs. Geo. MARCH celebrated golden wedding 25 Bill CLARK arraigned for assaulting Dan HEASTON 26 Dead: Mrs. Jane MESSENHELMER, typhoid fever 27 Dead: H.S. SMITH, 86 28 Football: Kansas defeated by Missouri, Haskell defeated by Nebraska 29 Capt. CLARKE returned from Washington in interest of appointment to regular army ~ 2 4 5 6 8 9 10 11 12 13 16 17 18 Poultry show began Telephone company announced plans Bill CLARK bound over to district court Dead: Thos. GALLAGHER of No 6 Kansas City, of cancer County commissioners asked for bids for court house location Dead: Harry HUTSON, Bright's disease Rev. A.B. SHRADER, new English Lutheran minister took charge of church here Dead: Mrs. Eliza J. SNYDER, pneumonia Clarke returned from Leavenworth where he took examination for regular army commission Gen. METCALF returned from Washington Commercial club held annual election Thad STEVENS' store robbed Dead: Hattie RIDLEY, at Kansas City hospital of appendicitis George FRICKER in Chicago Supt. PEAIRS returned from Washington Metcalf first mentioned in connection with Topeka pension agency City council made library proposition to Carnegie Cold wave brought zero weather Dead: Frank M. SCHELL, 46 typhoid fever, at Camercon, Mo Ice harvest on river commenced Announcement made of W.C. MARKHAM's appointment as postmaster at Baldwin Dead: Mrs. Jane GILL, 83, old age KU contestants for Baker and Colorado debating contest are chosen Work received of Adna G. CLARKE's appointment to a first lieutenancy in the regular army Eight inch ice on river 7 THE PIONEER, VOL. XIX, No. 3 & 4 �19 21 22 23 24 25 KU regents met and transacted routine business Dead: Eli GILBERT, 80, old age Schools closed for holidays Metcalf appointed pension agent Plans for new telephone building completed Forefathers' day celebrated Married: Minnie WESTFALL to Claude DICKER, of Kansas City Ida DORSEY to Will IRWIN, of St Joe Married: Mrs. Harry MULL to Will WHITE' Dead: Mrs. Mary G BRUCE, 70, tumor Ollie WEST arrested for assaulting Nellie THOMAS Word of death of Joseph D. ROLLINS, in Colorado, received Dead: Mrs. E.E. CHERRY, of heart trouble Married: Robert F. BRIGHT to Abbie CLARK of Warrensberg, MO Laura COX of Wichita to Albert MCNIAB May FINNEY to F.E. MARCY of Anaconda, Mont Announcement made of building plans for Bible school at KU -Lawrence Journal World January 1, 1901 contributed by Don Vaughn HE£PJU£ H9ft]CC I hope this helps someone like it did me. I tied a jar on the tombstone at lola, Kansas of the grave of my great-grandmother with my name, telephone number, & self stamped envelope. I got a call on Decoration Day, this man had an obituary of my great-grandmother. Told me lots, date of her marriage, what county she lived in & dates when they moved, lots more. What a find! She had 10 children and I only knew of4. ' -submitted by Maxine P. (Moore) Hougland THE PIONEER, VOL. XIX, No.3 & 4 8 �oeD seCf'tCeYlS Men and women who participated in the history making events of the year 1856. T.D. BANCROFT O.A. HANSCOM Annet HANSCOM Chas. H. HOYT S.A. STONEBRAKER C. HOLLIWAY Wm. CRUTCHFIELD L.J. KENNEDY A.S. ROBERTS A. WHITCOMB Arvilla WHITCOMB Mary E. PEASE Lucinda KENNEDY J.F. SHIMMONS Mary Eldridge LEARNARD Ann M. JENKINS M.J.COLMAN Mrs. L.W. ROUSELAUX A.E. KENNEDY R.G. ELLIOTT Simeon GILSON Mattie VARNUM Lucy Patterson CLARKE M.A. Eldridge TORBERT Mrs. HUDDLESTON H.H. LUDINGTON J.H. GLEASON O.E. LEARNED Jordon NEAL O.G. RICHARDS B.W. WOODWARD Abel YATES John SUGRUE Sheldon S. RUSSELL Rozina P. RUSSELL L.J. WORDEN Charles LONGFELLOW John PIERSON P.C. EBERHART C.L. EDWARDS Elkanah HUDDLESTON Geo. A. HUNT Chas. W. HUNT Chas. A. PEASE Wm. J. KENNEDY F.SAVAGE J.M.GARVIN John WALTON T.L. SHORE W.E. BARNES Wm. DRAPER F.B. VARNUM O.P. KENNEDY S.M. REYNOLDS -excerpt from "The 56ers Enjoyed Saturday's Meeting Lawrence Journal World Sept. 10, 1900 submitted by Don Vaughn 9 THE PIONEER, VOL. XIX, No.3 & 4 �'lHYlEE PAYl'l9ES OJ E}Vl9(jYl,tlftl'lS WHO eA}VlE ero £AWYlENeE, KANSAS UNDEYl 'lHE AUSpgeES OJ 'lHE E}Vl9(jYlAN'l A9D SOe9E'lY 1st Party March 13, 1855 Dr. ROBINSON, Conducting Agent ABOTT, F.A., manufacturer, Lowell, Mass. ,ADAMS, C.A., farmer, Bedford, Mass. ADAMS, W.A., carpenter, Milton railway BICKERTON, Thomas, Portland, Maine BIXBY, Luther, farmer Moretown, Vermont BLISS, Alexander, spar maker, New Bedford, Mass. BOLLES, F., Littleton, Mass. BOLLES, James G., broker, Boston, Mass. BRAGG. C., carver, Lawrence, Mass. BRAGG, Jacob, spinner, Lawrence, Mass. BROCKS J.W., Springvale, Maine BROWN, Eliza, Newburyport, Nass. BROWN, G.F., carpenter, Pawtucket, Mass. BROWN, J., farmer, Pawtucket, Mass. BROWN, J.A., carpenter, Greenwich, RI. BROWN, Leroy, Newburport,Mass. BROWN, William, farmer, Providence, RI. BULLARD, Saxonville, Mass. BUNKER, J.G., cabinet maker, Providence, RI. BUNKER, J.W., 12 years, Providence, RI. CHASE, Eliza, daugher of Joseph H., Newburyport, Mass. CHASE, Hannah, and 3 children under 5 years, Newburyport, Mass. CHASE, Henry, son of Joseph H., Newbury port, Mass. CHASE, Joseph, farmer & wife, Newburyport, Mas .. CLEALAND, William, farmer, Natick, Mass. CRANE, George Abel, farmer, West Taunton, Mass. CROSBY, G.L. CURRIER, G., stonecutter, Lawrence, Mass. DAME, Luther, Porthmouth, Maine DAVIS, F., Boston, Mass. DEAN, George, tanner, West Taunton, Mass. DISNEY, J.C., Boston, Mass. DOANE, A., Eastham, Maine DOWNES, Daniel, teamster, Cambridgeport, Mass. EASTERBROOK, William, bricklayer, wife, mother & 2 children, Cambridgeport, Mass. THE PIONEER, VOL. XIX, No.3 & 4 10 �EMERSON, E., varnisher and polisher, Boston, Mass. EMERSON, J.M., carpenter, Boston, Mass. EVANS, H., shoemaker, Lynn, Mass. EVANS, J., Lynn, Mass. FARNSWORTH, L., varnisher & C., Nashua, N.H. FARNSWORTH, Loring, varnisher & polisher, Somerville, Mass. FESSENDEN, T., wife and children, Leominister, Mass. FICK, Sarah Ann, and 2 children under 5, New York FIELD, Andrew H., Portland, Maine FITZ, George W., Cambridgeport, Mass. FOGG, J.M., Lowell, Mass. FRENCH, G.B., Brunswick, Maine FRENCH, J.C., Brunswick, Maine GATCHILL, B., Springvale, Maine GOOKIN, William H., Portsmouth, N.H. GORTON, G.A., carpenter, East Greenwich, R.1. GRAVES, Converse S., varnisher, Boston, Mass. GRAY, Nathaniel H., varnisher & c., wife, daughter, & granddaughter, 10 yrs, & 3 yrs. old, Boston, Mass. HAGUE, J.W., farmer, and wife, Plymouth, C·onn. HAMMOND, Henry, Lawrence, Mass. HASKELL, Abner C., North Brookfield, Mass. HATHAWAY, C., Montpelier, Vermont HASKELL, Chas. A., North Brookfield, Mass. HATHAWAY, George W., farmer, Fairhaven, Mass. HENDERSON, Wm. P., Portsmouth, N.H. HERRENDEEN, L.M., cooper, Palmer, Mass. HERSEY, Ebenezer, shoemaker, wife, & 6 children, 10 yrs., 7 yrs., 3 yrs., 2 yrs., & 1 yrs., Wayland, Mass. HIGGINS, Hiram, carpenter, Fairhaven, Mass. HIGH, Rev. W.C., Northampton, Mass. HUBBARD, Moses, machinist, South Berwick, Maine HUBBARD, Paul R., carpenter, South Berwick, Maine HUTCHINSON, W., and wife, West Randolph, Vermont HUTCHINSON, William, West Randolph, Vermont INGRAHAM, ED., Coventry, R.1. INGRAHAM, P., Coventry, R.1. IRISH, Albert, manufacturer, Biddeford, Maine JONES,E KELLER, Joseph, cabinet maker, Baden, Germany KELLOGG, Kate E, teacher, Belchertown, Mass. KIMBALL, Mrs. Frederick, Fitchburg, Mass. KIMBALL, Mrs. Samuel, Fitchburg, Mass. KLOPPENBURG, H.J., farmer, Lowell, Mass. LANDON, EA., cutler, wife and son, 8 yrs., Plymouth, Conn. LEWIS, Samuel, hair dresser, N.Y. 11 THE PIONEER, VOL. XIX, No.3 & 4 �LEWIS, William B., caulker, N.Y. LINCOLN, J.M., Cambridgeport, Mass. LlSCOM, C., Montpelier, Vermont LITCHFIELD, Leonard, Leominster, Mass. LIVINGSTON, B.G., Fitchburg, Mass. LOCKE, Frederick J., West Cambridge, Mass. LOCKLEY, J., Leominster, Mass. LOCKLEY, J.L., Leominster, Mass. LORD, A., Augusta, Maine LUCE, J.W., watchmaker, Lawrence, Mass. MARSHALL, Andrew B., teacher, East Weare, N.H. MARSHALL, William B., farmer, and wife, East Weare, N.H. MARSHALL, William, mason, Fitchburg, Mass. MCNANNIE, J., weaver, Millville, Mass. MILLER, Joseph C., tinman, Providence, RI. MOORE, Hanson, shoemaker, South Berwick, Maine MORRISON, Abiel, painter, Lawrence, Mass. PERRY, S. carpenter, Dighton, Mass. PHILLIPS, machinist, Saco, Maine PILLSBURY, L.H., carpenter, Londonderry, N.H. or Vt.? RAWSON, Ellen, 10 yers, Wallace, 7 yrs., Geo. H., 2 yrs., Worchester, Mass. RAWSON, 0., Lawrence, Mass. REDLAND, Nathan E., mason, Buxton, Maine REED, Josiah, tin plater, Portland, Maine RICE, J.E., Roxbury, Mass. RHYMES, George, machinist, Lawrence, Mass. SAWYER, William, storekeeper, Saco, Maine SEAVY, R, carpenter, Lawrence, Mass. SEAVERANCE, H.M., Cambridgeport, Mass. SMITH, Samuel, shoemaker, Dorchester, N.J. SMITH, Samuel C., Cambridgeport, Mass. STONE, Abram STONE, Jesse, and son, Henry, Medstone, Mass. STONE, Mary B. SWIFT, Francis B., printer, Brunswick, Maine TABER, Horace W., stone cutter, Holland, vt. TOLMAN, Chas. F., Jr., shoemaker, Gloucester, Mass. TRASK,E. TROn, Amos, Portsmouth, N.H. VOGEL, Herman, cabinet maker, Saxony, Illinois WAITE, W.B., Portsmouth, Maine WATERS, A.S., jeweller, Providence, R.I. WATERS, H.P., jeweller, Providence, RI. WENTWORTH, H.H., machinist, Providence, R.I. WHITAKER, S., machinist, Lawrence, Mass. WILBUR, C.L., engineer, and wife, Boston, Mass. THE PIONEER, VOL. XIX, No.3 & 4 12 �WILSON, H., Springvale, Maine WRIGHT, A.C., shoemaker, Natick, Mass. WYNN, A., weaver, Millville, Mass. WYNN, J., engineer, Millville, Mass. WYNN, S.A. designer, Millville, Mass. I hereby certify that the aforegoing is a true copy of the original list of the first spring party for Kansas under the auspices of the New England Emigrant Aid Company, which left Boston on March 13, 1855. Thomas H. Webb, Secretary New England Emigrant Aid Company Boston, June 26, 1856 Second Party March 20, 1855 John T. FARWELL, conducting agent ABOTT, George, Providence, RI. ATHERTON, Henry, farmer, and wife, and 2 children, Ellen M. 12 years; Henry F. 6 yrs. BARTON, Peter, house joiner, wife, 2 girls 4 yrs, and infant boy, 3 yrs. BAYES, Henry, Lawrence, Mass. BASCOM, L.H., boot & shoe dealer, from? BEATH, Charles S., carpenter, Bath, Maine BENTLEY, Robinson, Providence, RI. BLAISDELL, John H., carpenter, Southampton, N. H. BROWN, Israel H., farmer, Wilmot, N.H. BROWN, Jonothan, farmer, Wilmot, N.H. BROWN, Joseph, carpenter, and son, Andrew F., 3 1/2 yrs, Lowell, Mass. BROWN, Levi E., farmer, Lowell, Mass. BROWN Susan W., Lowell, Mass. BURROUGHS, E.W., carpenter, Providence, RI. CHAPPELL, Edward, farmer, and wife, Blackstone, Mass. CHAS., Benjamin E., Salem, Mass. CHOATE, Isaac P., teacher, Naples, Maine COLBY, Christ. C., farmer, Springfield, N.H. COLBY, John B., farmer, Springfield, N.H .. COLBY, Samuel, farmer, Springfield, N.H. COOLEY, Carlos, teacher, Worcester, Mass. DAMON, Joseph Thomas, farmer, Cochituate, N.Y.? DARLING, Thomas, farmer, Middleboro, Mass. DAVIS, Benjamin, farmer, son Jas. age 12, Pawtucket, R..I. DOLE, Henry S., operative, Lowell, Mass. 13 THE PIONEER, VOL. XIX, No.3 & 4 �DOUGLAS, David, farmer, Pawtucket, RI. FARNUM, James, carpenter, Salem, Mass. FRICKER, George, laborer, Blackstone, Mass. FULL, Lorenzo D., carpenter, Andover, Mass. FULLER, Albert, carpenter, Pawtucket, RI. GOODRICH, Josiah H., farmer, Mt. Vernon, N.H. GOODWIN, James R, painter Boston, Mass. GREEN, Jos. G., and wife, 2 sons, 11 yrs, 8 yrs., Dumnerstown" Vt. GUILD, Edwin, teacher, Walpole, N.H. HACKETT, Lavinia, Lowell, Mass. HACKETT, Nathan, manufacturer, Lowell, Mass. HAGAS, D., farmer, and wife, Rindge, N.H. HALBAWER, Christina, Dedham, Mass. HALBAWER, Ernest, operative, son Charles (?), Dedham, Mass. HASKELL, Jas. S., operative, Worchester, Mass. HASKELL, John, operative, Worchester, Mass. HASKELL, Loverett, farmer and wife, Claremont, N.H. HOVEY, William H., farmer, and wife, Francis W., and Mrs. HORNE and daughter 3 yrs., Cambridgeport, vt. JANES, John, farmer, Forboro, Mass. JOHNSON, Alonzo, Grafton, N.H. JOHNSON, Nathan, farmer, Grafton, N.H. JONES, Sarah, intended bride of Wallace SARGENT, Keene, N.H. KING, John, servant for Mrs. J.H. NICHOLS, Dumerstown, vt. LEE Bernard, operative, Lowell, Mass. LEE, Jas., operative, Lowell, Mass. LEE, Patrick, operative, Lowell, Mass. LOW, Willard, farmer, Fitchburg, Mass. MATTOON, Isaac, blacksmith, Walpole, N.H. MCCABE, John, Providence, RI. MAYO, Elisha F., farmer, Orleans, Mass. MILLER, Charles, shoemaker, and wife, Walpole, N.H. MITCHELL, William, shoemaker, Bridgewater, Mass. MORSE, William H., Topsham, Maine NICHOLLS, Mrs. J.H., and husband, Dumerstown, Vt. NICHOLS, Geo. W., lumber dealer, Boston, Mass. PAGET, Thomas,his wife, Isabella, Lowell, Mass. PALMER, Daniel W., machinist, and gunsmith, South Andover, N.Y., Mass.? PARKIN, John A., farmer, sone 15 yrs and daughter PEARCE, Geo. W., tin plate worker, wife, 1 boy 13, 2 girls 10 & 14 yrs, 2 boys, 3 & 1 year. PIERCE, J. N., trader, New Bedford, Mass. PIERCE, Thomas E., carpenter, Walpole, N.H. PLATT, Aaron E., farmer, and wife, Rindge, N.H. POTTER, Ezra A., painter, Providence, RI. POTIER, Geo. A., Providence, RI. THE PIONEER, VOL. XIX, No.3 & 4 14 �POTTER, Otis, jeweller, Providence, Rio PRAY, Wm. F., So Berwick, Maine PRESCOTT, Samuel M., blacksmith, Southhampton, N.H. PRESTON, Marcellus, Lowell, Mass. PRESTON, Monroe, Manchester, N.H. RAWSON, H. K., carpenter, and wife, Worchester, Manss. RICHARDSON, G. P., grocer, Providence, Rio ROWE, S.C., painter, Boston, Mass. RUNJA, Charles, operative, wife, Minnie, Louisa, 11 yrs, Christine, 4 yrs, Dedham, Mass. SARGENT, James, farmer, Dumnerstown, Vt. SARGET, Wallace, Keene, N.H. SHAW, John N., farmer, Grafton, N.H. SMITH, Benj., carpenter, Southboro, Mass. , SMITH, Chas. W., carpenter, and wife, Lowell, Mass. SMITH, Eldridge G., Southboro, Mass. STOWE, Benjamin, farmer, wife, and son, 9 mos., Rindge, N.H. STOWE, Warren, farmer, Rindge, N.H. SUMNER, Shad E., clerk, Boston, Mass. THOMAS, Nathaniel M., mason, Wayland, Mass. THURSTON, Phebe A., Lowell, Mass. TRANSLER, Adolphe, operative, Dedham, Mass. TROTT, Isaac C., shipmaster, Bath, Maine TROTT, Walter C., sailer, Bath, Maine TURNER, Edward, Olneyville, R.L WALKER, George, currier, Pawtucket, Rio WALTON, Edward A., farmer, Salem, Mass. WHITCOMB, Albert, and wife, Keene, N.H. WHITNEY, Mrs., widow, Keene, N.H. WILSON, John H., farmer, Worchester, Mass. WILSON, Walter, farmer, Worchester, Mass. WOODMAN, Edward, Lawrence, Mass. WRIGHT, Alpheus, farmer, Westford, Mass. WRIGHT, Erastus, farmer, Westford, Mass. WRIGHT, Erastus E. farmer, Westford, Mass. YOUNG, Charles H., Lowell, Mass. I hereby certify that the aforegoing is a true copy of the original list of the second spring party for Kansas, under the auspices of the New England Emigrant Aid Company, which left Boston on March 20, 1855. Thomas H. Webb Secretary New England Emigrant Aid Company Boston, June 26, 1856 15 THE PIONEER, VOL. XIX, No.3 & 4 �Third Party March 27, 1855 Dr. HUNTING, conducting agent ARMINGTON, Russell D., Providence, RI. BOO RAM , Benjamin C., carpenter, John B., and James B., 10 yrs, Faunton, Mass. BUFFUM E.S., shoemaker, and wife, Salem, Mass; BUFFUM, George, carpenter, Salem, Mass. BURT, J.S., Sutton, Mass. CARR, Robert W., lawyer, Mechanic Falls, Maine COLMAN, L. Dwight, Northampton, Mass. CONE, Rev. William M., Pawtucket, RI. DEWITT, William, Claremont, N.H. DOW, John T., tailor, wife, and child, 3 yrs. Hartford, Conn. DUNN, Leonard, Northampton, Mass. EARLE, William, Claremont, N.H. EATON, Charles, Peterboro, N.H. EATON, Charles R, Peterboro, N.H. EATON, Timothy, shoe manufacturer, West Cambridge, Mass. FARRINGTON, Ebenezer, farmer, Francistown, N.H FISHER, Samuel, farmer, Greenfield, N.H GOODNOW, William E., printer, Norway, Maine GRAY, Alonzo, carpenter, Newport, RI. GROSS, W.Y., carpenter, Duxbury, Mass. HIBBARD, G.W.M., blacksmith, Lisbon, N.H HICKS, Joseph, shoemaker, Plaistow, N.H LEE, Allen B., Cumberland, RI. HOLCOMB, Cornelius, and wife, Northampton, Mass. HUBON, Frederick, carpenter, and wife, Salem, Mass. JONES, Sandford, Oxford, Mass. KEHEW, Joseph, Salem, Mass. KENDALL, Franklin, farmer, Boston, Mass. KEYSE, Daniel, farmer, Clarmont, N.H. LEE, G.W., Cumberland, RI. LEE, Mrs. H.H., Cumberland, RI. LEIS, Henry, and wife, sons, Wm., and Geo., Providence, RI. LEWIS, Francis, machinist, West Cambridge, Mass. MATHES, J.N., painter, Lawrence, Mass. MELCHER, John, tailor, Salem, Mass. MILES, Augustus, engineer, Concord, Mass. MORSE, George M., expressman, Providence, RI. O'DONNELL, John, Boston, Mass. PECKHAM, Asher R, carpenter, girl-9 yrs, 2 boys 7 & 5 yrs, Faunten, Mass. PARSON, E.C., farmer, Hartford, Comm REDFIELD, Joseph and wife, 2 children under 4 yrs., Hartford, Conn. THE PIONEER, VOL. XIX, No.3 & 4 16 �RICKER, John G., farmer, Boston, Mass. RID, Daniel, tailor, wife, and child, 3 yrs, Hartford, Conn. ROGERS, Orin, trader, and wife, Hartford, Conn. ROWE, George, Lyme, N.H. ROWE, Jacob, farmer, Lyme, N.H. SAWIN, Charles L., Littleton, Mass. SCOTT, David, carpenter, Providence, RI. SEAGRAVE, Edward, minister, boy, David W., 14 yrs, Providence, RI. SHEPHARD, John W., clerk, Nashua, N.H. SMITH, Charles, R, tin plater, Cambridge, Mass. SWETT, J., carpenter, Claremont, N.H. TABOR, RM., sail maker, and wife, New Bedford, Mass. THOMAS, E.W.H., farmer, wife, Edward, 16 yrs, 2 girls, 11 & 13, infant, Biddeford,. Maine THURLOW, Stephen H., carpenter, Newburyport, Mass. WALLINGFORD, Miss E., teacher, Claremont, N.H. WARDWELL, Addison, farmer, Penobscot, Maine WARDWELL, Mary, Penobscot, Maine WEBB, Henry C., Sutton, Mass. WEBB, George W., Sutton, Mass. WELCH, Patrick, Uxbridge, Mass. WINSLOW, James and wife, New Bedford, Mass. WRIGHT, T.J., farmer, daughter, 8 yrs, Claremont, N.H. I hereby certify that the aforegoing is a true copy of the original list of the third spring party for Kansas, under the auspices of the New England Emigrant Aid Company, which left Boston on March 27, 1855. Thomas H. Webb Secretary New England Emigrant Aid Company Boston, June 26, 1856 Extracted from: Kansas Affairs House Reports 34th Congress 1st Session This volume is located in the Documents Section, Spencer Research Library, University of Kansas. -submitted by Judy M. Sweets 17 THE PIONEER, VOL. XIX, No. 3 & 4 �1(Tt/vfI:J{JSCT/J{C'E by Mr. C.H. HOYT On October 4, 1854, a small steamboat "Poplar Star" came to a stop at Westport Landing, now Kansas City, Mo., loaded with emigrants bound for Kansas. Among them was your humble servant, father, mother, and four sisters. The family lived in Kansas City the year '55. I saw the Missourians cross the river from Liberty and Boonville on their way to Kansas. They made their headquarters at the Eldridge house where I was working. I saw the late Gov. REEDER of Kansas at various times at the house on his way east. The hotel was full of drunken Missourians day and night. Gov. REEDER came downstairs into the bar room on the arm of Col. ELDRIDGE. He had on a hickory shirt and an ax over his shoulder, a pipe in his mouth, passed through the drunken crowd of Missourians out into the night. He made his escape to the boat that had been arranged for him and was taken on board of a steamer to St. Louis. Now I want to say the part the Eldridge brothers took in helping Gov. REEDER to escape was a very brave act that night. I heard sung that night for the first time "Dixie" and such other words as "Are you square on the goose," and the clink of glasses was the order of the days and nights. They would show the Yankees a thing or two. Nit. Dixie became afterwards a famous southern song. On January 9, 1856, we arrived in Lawrence. The news had just reached Lawrence that a Free Stater had been killed at eastern Leavenworth county by the border ruffians. I went to the front or firing line at the age of 11 about, on the ridge about where John SPEER's old home now stands to head off or capture the 2800 Missourians who were investing Lawrence. I was armed with a single barrel pistol, an old pepper-box revolver and if I could have got up near enough to the 2800 I would have taken them all in care with my quick firing gun. But they must have got a tip and lit out for old Mazo. I was with Lane at Lecompton and when Col. St. George MCCOOK came up with the United States marshal, Gen. LANE stepped into the ranks and took a gun, pulled his hat over eyes so the United States marshal would not see or know him. I got on Lane's old yellow horse and rode it around to the amusement of the free state boys. I was ready at all times day and night, no hardships too great for me, to ride a horse around a ring, to tramp out wheat and by the way that was about the only breadstuff we had in those dark and stormy days of '55 and '56. But time soon changed, Kansas came out of the smoke a free state and the war came on, but I think we got even with old Missouri. Served in all about 4 years and a half. All honor the men and women of '55 and '56. -excerpt from "The 56ers Enjoyed Saturday's Meeting Lawrence Journal World Sept. 10, 1900 submitted by Don Vaughn THE PIONEER, VOL. XIX, No. 3 & 4 18 �I would like to have children's names of Sabra (GOSLIN) MOORE & G.J. MOORE. The Moore's were married Nov. 26, 1836, Nichols Co., Kentucky or Fleming Co., Kentucky, then moved to Rush Co., Indiana. They lived there several years after marriage. In 1849, moved to Marion Co., Indiana. They had ten children. I have the last four, Margaret born KY 1842, Nathan born KY 1849, James Wiley born Charleston, III 1853, and John B. MOORE born in 1111857. G.J. MOORE died 1876, Nevada, MO. Sabra died August 31,1903, lola, KS. My great-grandma Sabra MOORE born 1815, KY, died in lola, KS, 1903 is buried in lola cemetery on Highway 54. There are six names on tombstone (WILSON), Nathan 1850-1929, George, Ann 1852-1870, Elizabeth A. 1857-1904, Martha WILSON OSBORN RIGGS, wife of Levi, 1822-1903, Levi 1812-1875, Harriet Jones 1841-1874, Sabra MOORE 1815-1903. I would like to know who these people are. -submitted by Maxine P. Hougland 2140 Phillips Road Perry, KS 66073 (913) 597-5969 HAMPSHIRE - DEARING - GIFFORD - WATERS, Re: Blackjack & Prarie City -submitted by Mark Burnham Hampshire 7106 South Dexter St. Littleton, CO 80122 19 THE PIONEER, VOL. XIX, No. 3 & 4 �THIS PAGE IS BLANK. THE PIONEER, VOL. XIX, No.3 & 4 20 �9NDEX BOLLES F.10 James G. 10 BOORAM Benjamin C., James B. 16 John B. 16 BOSSERMAN J.H.6 BOWERSOCK Congressman BRAGG C.10 Jacob 10 BRANSCOMB Jessie 2 BREHM W.E., Rev. 1, BREWSTER H.H.4 BRIGHT Robert F. 8 BROCKS J.W.10 BROENER Father 5 BROOKS Albert 6 Jess 1, 2 BROWN Eliza 10 G.F.10 Israel H. 13 J. 10 J.A. 10 Jonothan 13 Joseph 13 Leroy 10 Levi E. 13 Susan W. 13 William 10 BRUCE Mary G., Mrs. BUFFUM E.S. 16 George 16 BULLARD 10 BUNKER J.G.10 J.W.10 BURNS Helen 1 BURROUGHS E.W.13 ABBOTT F.A.10 George 13 ACKLEY E.L. 4, 5 ADAMS C.A. 10 W.A.10 ADDISON Mary 4 ARMINGTON Russell D. 16 ATHERTON Ellen M. 13 Henry 13 Henry F. 13 BANCROFT T.D.9 BANKER W.G., Rev. 4 BARBER M.A. 2 Perry P. 3 BARNES W.E. 9 BARTON Peter 13 BASCOM L.H. 13 BAXTER I.E.,Rev. 3 BAYES Henry 13 BEATH Charles S. 13 BENEDICT James, Mrs. 6 BENNETT Henry 2 BENTLEY Robinson 13 BICKERTON Thomas 10 BIVENS Geo. 6 George 6 BIXBY Luther 10 BLAISDELL John H. 13 BLISS Alexander 10 21 16 7 3 8 THE PIONEER, VOL. XIX, No. 3 & 4 �CRANE BURT George Abel 10 CROSBY G.L. 10 CRUTCHFIELD Wm.9 CURRIER G. 10 CURRY Nellie 1 J.S., 16 CALDWELL Flora M. 6 CAMERON A.N.4 CAMPBELL Officer 2 CARR H.S.5 Robert W. 16 CARTER Luson 5 CHAPPELL Edward 13 CHAS. Benjamin E. 13 CHASE Eliza 10 Hannah 10 Henry 10 Joseph 10 CHERRY E.E., Mrs. 8 CHILD J.S. 1 CHOATE Isaac P. 13 CHURCHILL Helen, Mrs. 1 CLARK Abbie 8 Bill 7 CLARKE Adna G. 7 Capt. 7 Lucy Patterson 9 CLEALAND William 10 COLBY Christ. C. 13 John B. 13 Samuel 13 COLE Clarence 3 COLMAN L. Dwight 16 M.J.9 CONE William M., Rev. 16 COOLEY arlos 13 COURTNEY Levry, Mrs. 6 COX Laura 8 THE PIONEER, VOL. XIX, No.3 & 4 DAME Luther 10 DAMON Joseph Thomas 13 DARLING Thomas 13 DART LuDell Swisker ii DAVIS A.A. 4 Benjamin 13 F.10 DEAN George 10 DEARING 19 DEWITT William 16 DICKER Claude 8 James 6 DISNEY J.C.10 DOANE A. 10 DOLE Henry S. 13 DORSEY Ida 8 DOUGLAS David 14 DOW John T. 16 DOWNES Daniel 10 DRAPER Wm.9 DRAVIS Herman 7 DUNN Leonard 16 EARLE William 16 EASTERBROOK William 10 22 �FOSTER G.O.2 FOX Ethel 3 FRENCH G.B. 11 J.C. 11 FRICKER George 7, 14 FULL Lorenzo D. 14 FULLER Albert 14 M.E., Mrs. 2 EATON Charles 16 Timothy 16 EBERHART P.C.9 EDMUNDSON Elizabeth 5 EDWARDS C.L. 9 ELDRIDGE Col. 18 Harry 6 ELLICK Coach 4 ELLIOTT R.G.9 ELLISON Joseph 5 ELM John 5 EMERSON E. 11 J.M. 11 ESKRIDGE Mattie 5 ESTERLY C.E., Dr. 4 EVANS H. 11 J. 11 Jacob 5 GALLAGHER Thos.7 GARVIN J.M.9 GATCHILL B. 11 GIBSON Wm., Mrs. 5 GIFFORD 19 GILBERT Eli 8 GILL Jane, Mrs. 7 GILSON Simeon 9 GLEASON J.H.9 GOLT Nellie 6 GOODNOW William E. 16 GOODRICH Josiah H. 14 GOODWIN James R. 14 GOOKIN William H. 11 GORTON G.A. 11 GRAVES Converse S. 11 GRAY Alonzo 16 Nathaniel H. 11 GREEN Jos. G. 14 GRIFFITH W.A. 4 GROSS W.Y.16 GUILD Edwin 14 FARNSWORTH L. 11 Loring 11 FARNUM James 14 FARRINGTON Ebenezer 16 FARWELL John T. 13 FESSENDEN T. 11 FICK Sarah Ann 11 FIELD Andrew H. 11 FINNEY May 8 FISHER Samuel 16 FITZ George W 11 FLORY Sarah, Mrs. 4 FOGG J.M 11 23 THE PIONEER, VOL. XIX, No.3 & 4 �HOLLIWAY C.9 HONNOLD A.G.5 HORNE Mrs. 14 HOVEY Francis W. 14 William H. 14 HOYT C.H.18 Chas. H. 9 HUBBARD Moses 11 HUBBARD Paul R. 11 HUBON Frederick 16 HUDDLESTON Elkanah 9 Mrs. 9 HUNT Chas. A. 9 Geo. A. 9 HUNTING Dr. 16 HUSON Polly, Mrs. 6 HUTCHINGS Betsy, Mrs. 3 HUTCHINSON W.11 William 11 HUTSON Harry 7 HUTT Ida 1 Julia E 5 GUYON Chas.6 H?S Margaret 7 HACKETT Lavinia 14 Nathan 14 HAGAS D. 14 HAGUE J.W.11 HALBAWER Charles 14 Christina 14 Ernest 14 HAMMOND Henry 11 HAMPSHIRE 19 HANSCOM Annet 9 O.A.9 HASKELL Abner C. 11 Chas. A. 11 Jas. S. 14 John 14 Loverett 14 HASTLE Elizabeth, Mrs. 5 HATHAWAY C.11 George W. 11 HEASTON Dan 7 HENDERSON Wm. P. 11 HERRENDEEN L.M. 11 HERSEY Ebenezer 11 HETTION Chas. W. 5 HIBBARD G.W.M.16 HICKS Joseph 16 HIGGINS Hiram 11 HIGH W.C., Rev. 11 HOADLEY Will I. 2 HOLCOMB Cornelius, 16 HOLLAND Emmet 1 THE PIONEER, VOL. XIX, No.3 & 4 INGRAHAM E.D. 11 P. 11 IRISH Albert 11 IRWIN Will 8 JANES John 14 JENKINS Ann M. 9 JOHNSON Alonzo 14 Daisy 5 H.O.1 Lewis 4 Nathan 14 24 �LEE JOHNSTON R.C.6 JONES E. 11 Mary 4 Nellie 2 Sandford 16 Sarah 14 Allen B. 16 Bernard 14 G.W.16 H.H., Mrs. 16 Jas. 14 Patrick, 14 LEIS Geo. 16 Henry 16 Wm.16 KEHEW Joseph 16 KELLER Joseph 11· KELLOGG Kate E. 11 KENDALL Franklin 16 KENNARD Ressa 2 KENNEDY A.E.9 Bert 2 L.J.9 Lucinda 9 O.P.9 Wm. J. 9 KERN Wm.3 KERSHNER May 4 KEYSE Daniel 16 KIMBALL Frederick, Mrs. 11 Samuel, Mrs. 11 KING John 14 KINGSBURY Frank 1 KLOPPENBURG H.J. 11 KUNKEL J.J.4 LEWIS Francis 16 Samuel 11 William B. 12 LINCOLN J.M.12 LlSCOM C.12 LITCHFIELD Leonard 12 LIVINGSTON B.G.12 LOCKE Frederick J. 12 LOCKLEY J. 12 J.L. 12 LOHMAN Ben 1 LONGFELLOW Charles 9 LORD A. 12 LOW Willard 14 LUCE J.W.12 LUDINGTON H.H.9 LYMAN Guy 2 MANN LANDON E.A. 11 LANE Gen. 18 LANGLEY Joel 2 LANTZ Benj. R., Rev. 5 LEARNARD Mary Eldridge 9 LEARNED O.E. 9 M.E.5 MARCH Geo., Mr. and Mrs. 7 MARCY F.E. 8 MARKHAM W.C.7 MARSHALL Andrew B. 12 William 12 William B. 12 25 THE PIONEER, VOL. XIX, No. 3 & 4 �MORRISON Abiel 12 Wm.2 MORROW John 2 MORSE George M. 16 William H. 14 MULL Harry, Mrs. 8 MARVIN Dr. 1 H.L. 6 James, Dr. 1 MATHES J.N.16 MATHIS Theo. 4 MATTHIA Theo 3 MATTOON Isaac, 14 MAYO Elisha F. 14 MCCABE John 14 MCCALL Louisa S.C., Mrs. 3 MCCOOK St. George, Col. 18 MCKINLEY President 4 MCMILLAN Lillian 6 MCNANNIE NEAL Jordan 9 NELSON Sarah 3 NICHOLLS J.H., Mrs. 14 NICHOLS Geo. W. 14 O'DONNELL John, 16 OWENS Herb 5 PAGET J. 12 Isabella 14 Thomas 14 PALMER Daniel W. 14 PARKIN John A., 14 PARROTT Florence 2 PARSON E.C.16 PATTERSON John 3 PAUL Robert 4 PEAIRS Supt. 7 PEARCE Geo. W. 14 PEASE Chas. A. 9 Mary E. 9 PECKHAM Asher R. 16 PERRY J.S.5 S. 12 PHILLIPS 12 PIERCE MCNIAB Albert 8 MCWILLIAMS Melinda 4 MELCHER John 16, MENET Gus 5 MESSENHELMER Jane, Mrs. 7 METCALF Gen. 7 MILES Augustus 16 MILLER Charles 14 Joseph C. 12 MILLIKEN S.H.7 MILLS Ross 1, 2 MITCHELL William 14 MOORE 19 G.J. 19 Hanson 12 James Wiley 19 John B. 19 Margaret 19 Nathan 19 Rosa 4 THE PIONEER, VOL. XIX, No.3 & 4 J. N. 14 Thomas E. 14 PIERSON John 9 26 �RICKER John G. 17 RID Daniel 17 RIDLEY Hattie 7 ROBBINS Kirk, Rev. 4 ROBERTS A.S.9 ROBINSON Geo.1 ROBISON Dr. 10 ROGERS Orin 17 ROLLINS Joseph D. 8 ROUSELAUX L.W., Mrs. 9 ROWE George 1'7 Jacob 17 S.C. 15 RUNJA Charles 15 Christine 15 Louisa 15 Minnie 15 RUSSELL Rozina P. 9 Sheldon S. 9 RYAN Thos.6 PILLSBURY L.H. 12 PITT Lon 1 PLATT Aaron E. 14 POEHLER Theo. 6 POPENOE H.O.5 POTTER Ezra A. 14 Geo. A., 14 Otis 15 PRAY Wm. F. 15 PRESCOTT Samuel M. 15 PRESTON Marcellus 15 Monroe 15 QUICK Laura, Mrs. 4 RAMEY Henry 6 RANKIN Wm. S. 2 RAWSON Ellen 12 Geo. H. 12 H.K.15 012 Wallace 12 RAY Wm.2 READ Hendee 7 REDFIELD Joseph 16 REDLAND Nathan E. 12 REED Josiah 12 REEDER Gov. 18 REYNOLDS S.M. 9 RHYMES George 12 RICE J.E. 12 RICHARDS O.G.9 RICHARDSON G. P. 15 SARGENT James 15 SARGET Wallace 14, 15 SAVAGE F.9 SAWIN Charles L. 17 SAWYER William 12 SCHELL Frank M. 7 Geo. 1 SCOTT David 17 SEAGRAVE David W. 17 Edward 17 SEARS T.B.5 SEATTLE Matthew 2 27 THE PIONEER, VOL. XIX, No. 3 & 4 �SUGRUE SEAVERANCE H.M.12 SEAVY R 12 SHARPE John 9 SUMMERFIELD Dr. 1 SUMNER Shad E., 15 Joseph 6 SUTTER SHAW Lena 3 John N. 15 SWETT SHEARER J.17 Mrs 7 SWIFT SHEPHARD John W. 17 SHIMMONS Francis B. 12 Horace W. 12 TABER J.F.9 SHORE T.L. 9 SHRADER RM. 17 THOMAS A.B., Rev. 7 E.W.H.17 Edward 17 Frank, Mrs. 2 Nathaniel M. 15 Nellie 8 SILER SLOCUM THRASHER L.E.3 THURLOW Ebenezer ii SMART C.A., Judge 7 SMITH Stephen H. 17 THURSTON Benj. 15 Charles, R 17 Chas. W. 15 Claude Edson ii Eldridge G. 15 H.S.7 Ida 4 Samuel 12 Samuel C. 12 Zona Ellen ii Phebe A. 15 TOLMAN Chas. F., Jr. TORBERT M. A. Eldridge 9 TRANSLER Adolphe 15 TRASK SNYDER Eliza J., Mrs. 7 TROTT Bull 4 John 18 STEELE Gertrude 4 Amos 12 Isaac C. 15 Walter C. 15 TUCKER John M. 5 G.E.4 STERNBERG C.H.5 STEVENS TURNER Edward 15 TWEED Thad 7 Nettie 5 STODDARD VARNUM F.B.9 M.W.2 STONE E. 12 TROSPER SPARKS SPEER Abram 12 Jesse 12 Mary B. 12 VOGEL S.A. 9 WAGSTAFF Benjamin 15 Warren 15 WAITE Mattie 9 Herman STONEBRAKER STOWE THE PIONEER, VOL. XIX, No.3 & 4 12 Richard 5 W.B.12 28 12 �WILBUR C.l. 12 WILLIAMS John 2 WILLIS Elizabeth 1 WILLOUGHBY John 2 WILMOTH A.L. 5 WILSON Ann 19 Elizabeth A. 19 George 19 H.13 John H. 15 Martha 19 Walter 15 WINSLOW James 17 WOOD WALKER A.T., Prof 1 George 15 James 4 WALL Emma, Mrs. 4 WALLINGFORD Miss E. 17 WALTON Edward A. 15 John 9 WARD Blanche 2 WARDWELL Addison 17 Mary 17 WATERS 19 A.S.12 H.P.12 WATTS Birdie 2 WEBB George W.17 Henry C. 17 WELCH Patrick 17 WENTWORTH H.H.12 WEST Ollie a WESTFALL Minnie a WHITAKER S. 12 WHITCOMB A.9 Albert 3, 15 Arvilla 9 WHITE David, Chaplain 6 Willa WHITMAN Ruth 5 WHITNEY Mrs. 15 WHITZELL P.D.4 SA 1 WOODMAN Edward 15 WOODWARD B.W.9 WORDEN l.J.9 WRIGHT A.C. 13 Alpheus 15 Erastus 15 Erastus E 15 T.J. 17 WYNN A. 13 J. 13 SA 13 YATES Abel 9 YEWDELL Joseph 3 YOUNG Charles H. 15 ZOOK Inez, Mrs. 6 29 THE PIONEER, VOl. XIX, No. 3 & 4 �I would like to have children's names of Sabra (GOSLIN) MOORE & G.J. MOORE. The Moore's were married Nov. 26,1836, Nichols Co., Kentucky or Fleming Co., Kentucky, then moved to Rush Co., Indiana. They lived there several years after marriage. In 1849, moved to Marion Co., Indiana. They had ten children. I have the last four, Margaret born KY 1842, Nathan born KY 1849, James Wiley born Charleston, 1111853, and John B. MOORE born in III 1857. G.J. MOORE died 1876, Nevada, MO. Sabra died August 31,1903, lola, KS. My great-grandma Sabra MOORE born 1815, KY, died in lola, KS, 1903 is buried in lola cemetery on Highway 54. There are six names on tombstone (WILSON), Nathan 1850-1929, George, Ann 1852-1870, Elizabeth A. 1857-1904, Martha WILSON OSBORN RIGGS, wife of Levi, 1822-1903, Levi 1812-1875, Harriet Jones 1841-1874, Sabra MOORE 1815-1903. I would like to know who these people are. -submitted by Maxine P. Hougland 2140 Phillips Road Perry, KS 66073 (913) 597-5969 HAMPSHIRE - DEARING - GIFFORD - WATERS, Re: Blackjack & Prarie City -submitted by Mark Burnham Hampshire 7106 South Dexter Sf. Littleton, CO 80122 19 THE PIONEER, VOL. XIX, No. 3 & 4 �THIS PAGE IS BLANK. THE PIONEER, VOL. XIX, No.3 & 4 20 �9JJDEX BOLLES F.10 James G. 10 BOORAM Benjamin C., 16 James B. 16 John B. 16 BOSSERMAN J.H.6· BOWERSOCK Congressman 7 BRAGG C.10 Jacob 10 BRANSCOMB Jessie 2 BREHM W.E., Rev. 1, 3 BREWSTER H.H.4 BRIGHT Robert F. 8 BROCKS J.W.10 BROENER Father 5 BROOKS Albert 6 Jess 1, 2 BROWN Eliza 10 G.F.10 Israel H. 13 J. 10 J.A.10 Jonothan 13 Joseph 13 Leroy 10 Levi E. 13 Susan W. 13 William 10 BRUCE Mary G., Mrs. 8 BUFFUM E.S.16 George 16 BULLARD 10 BUNKER J.G.10 J.W.10 BURNS Helen 1 BURROUGHS E.W.13 ABBOTT F.A.10 George 13 ACKLEY E.L. 4,5 ADAMS C.A.10 W.A.10 ADDISON Mary 4 ARMINGTON Russell D. 16 ATHERTON Ellen M~ 13 Henry 13 Henry F. 13 BANCROFT T.D.9 BANKER W.G., Rev. 4 BARBER M.A. 2 Perry P. 3 . BARNES W.E.9 BARTON Peter 13 BASCOM L.H. 13 BAXTER I.E.,Rev. 3 BAYES Henry 13 BEATH Charles S. 13 BENEDICT James, Mrs. 6 i3ENNETT Henry 2 BENTLEY Robinson 13 BICKERTON Thomas 10 BIVENS Geo. 6 George 6 BIXBY Luther 10 BLAISDELL John H. 13 BLISS Alexander 10 21 THE PIONEER, VOL. XIX, No. 3 & 4 �CRANE BURT George Abel 10 CROSBY G.L. 10 CRUTCHFIELD Wm.9 CURRIER G.10 CURRY Nellie 1 J.S., 16 CALDWELL Flora M. 6 CAMERON A.N.4 CAMPBELL Officer 2 CARR H.S.5 Robert W. 16 CARTER Luson 5 CHAPPELL Edward 13 CHAS. Benjamin E. 13 CHASE Eliza 10 Hannah 10 Henry 10 Joseph 10 CHERRY E.E., Mrs. 8 CHILD J.S.1 CHOATE Isaac P. 13 CHURCHILL Helen, Mrs. 1 CLARK Abbie 8 Bill 7 CLARKE Adna G. 7 Capt. 7 Lucy Patterson 9 CLEALAND William 10 COLBY Christ. C. 13 John B. 13 Samuel 13 COLE Clarence 3 COLMAN L. Dwight 16 M.J.9 CONE William M., Rev. 16 COOLEY arlos 13 COURTNEY Levry, Mrs. 6 COX Laura 8 THE PIONEER, VOL. XIX, No.3 & 4 DAME Luther 10 DAMON Joseph Thomas 13 DARLING Thomas 13 DART LuDell Swisker ii DAVIS A.A. 4 Benjamin 13 F. 10 DEAN George 10 DEARING 19 DEWITT William 16 DICKER ' Claude 8 James 6 DISNEY J.C.10 DOANE A. 10 DOLE Henry S. 13 DORSEY Ida 8 DOUGLAS David 14 DOW John T. 16 DOWNES Daniel 10 DRAPER Wm.9 DRAVIS Herman 7 DUNN Leonard 16 EARLE William 16 EASTERBROOK William 10 22 �FOSTER G.O.2 FOX Ethel 3 FRENCH G.B. 11 J.C.11 FRICKER George 7, 14 FULL Lorenzo D. 14 FULLER Albert 14 M.E., Mrs. 2 EATON Charles 16 Timothy 16 EBERHART P.C.9 EDMUNDSON Elizabeth 5 EDWARDS C.L. 9 ELDRIDGE Col. 18 Harry 6 ELLICK Coach 4 ELLIOTT R.G.9 ELLISON Joseph 5 ELM John 5 EMERSON E. 11 J.M. 11 ESKRIDGE Mattie 5 ESTERLY C.E., Dr. 4 EVANS H. 11 J. 11 Jacob 5 GALLAGHER Thos. 7 GARVIN J.M.9 GATCHILL B. 11 GIBSON Wm., Mrs. 5 GIFFORD 19 GILBERT Eli 8 GILL Jane, Mrs. 7 GILSON Simeon 9 GLEASON J.H.9 GOLT Nellie 6 GOODNOW William E. 16 GOODRICH Josiah H. 14 GOODWIN James R. 14 GOOKIN William H. 11 GORTON G.A. 11 GRAVES Converse S. 11 GRAY Alonzo 16 Nathaniel H. 11 GREEN Jos. G. 14 GRIFFITH W.A. 4 GROSS W.Y.16 GUILD Edwin 14 FARNSWORTH L. 11 Loring 11 FARNUM James 14 FARRINGTON Ebenezer 16 FARWELL John T. 13 FESSENDEN T. 11 FICK Sarah Ann 11 FIELD Andrew H. 11 FINNEY May 8 FISHER Samuel 16 FITZ George W 11 FLORY Sarah, Mrs. 4 FOGG J.M 11 23 THE PIONEER, VOL. XIX, No. 3 & 4 �HOLLIWAY C.9 HONNOLD A.G.5 HORNE Mrs. 14 HOVEY Francis W. 14 William H. 14 HOYT C.H.18 Chas. H. 9 HUBBARD Moses 11 HUBBARD Paul R. 11 HUBON Frederick 16 HUDDLESTON Elkanah 9 Mrs. 9 HUNT Chas. A. 9 Geo. A. 9 HUNTING Dr. 16 HUSON Polly, Mrs. 6 HUTCHINGS Betsy, Mrs. 3 HUTCHINSON W.11 William 11 HUTSON Harry 7 HUTT Ida 1 Julia E 5 GUYON Chas.6 H?S Margaret 7 HACKETI Lavinia 14 Nathan 14 HAGAS D. 14 HAGUE J.W.11 HALBAWER Charles 14 Christina 14 Ernest 14 HAMMOND Henry 11 HAMPSHIRE 19 HANSCOM Annet 9 O.A.9 HASKELL Abner C. 11 Chas. A. 11 Jas. S. 14 John 14 Loverett 14 HASTLE Elizabeth, Mrs. 5 HATHAWAY C. 11 George W. 11 HEASTON Dan 7 HENDERSON Wm. P. 11 HERRENDEEN L.M. 11 HERSEY Ebenezer 11 HETTION Chas. W. 5 HIBBARD G.W.M.16 HICKS Joseph 16 HIGGINS Hiram 11 HIGH W.C., Rev. 11 HOADLEY WillI. 2 HOLCOMB Cornelius, 16 HOLLAND Emmet 1 THE PIONEER, VOL. XIX, No.3 & 4 INGRAHAM E.D.11 P. 11 IRISH Albert 11 IRWIN Will 8 JANES John 14 JENKINS Ann M. 9 JOHNSON Alonzo 14 Daisy 5 H.O.1 Lewis 4 Nathan 14 24 �LEE JOHNSTON R.C.6 JONES E. 11 Mary 4 Nellie 2 Sandford 16 Sarah 14 Allen B. 16 Bernard 14 G.W.16 H.H .. Mrs. 16 Jas. 14 Patrick, 14 LEIS Geo. 16 Henry 16 Wm.16 KEHEW Joseph 16 KELLER Joseph 11 KELLOGG Kate E. 11 KENDALL Franklin 16 KENNARD. Ressa 2 KENNEDY A.E.9 Bert 2 L.J.9 Lucinda 9 O.P.9 Wm.J.9 KERN Wm.3 KERSHNER May 4 KEYSE Daniel 16 KIMBALL Frederick. Mrs. 11 Samuel. Mrs. 11 KING John 14 KINGSBURY Frank 1 KLOPPENBURG H.J. 11 KUNKEL J.J.4 LEWIS Francis 16 Samuel ·11 William B. 12 LINCOLN J.M.12 LlSCOM C.12 LITCHFIELD Leonard 12 LIVINGSTON B.G.12 LOCKE Frederick J. 12 LOCKLEY J. 12 J.L. 12 LOHMAN Ben 1 LONGFELLOW Charles 9 LORD A. 12 LOW Willard 14 LUCE J.W.12 LUDINGTON H.H.9 LYMAN Guy 2 MANN LANDON E.A. 11 LANE Gen. 18 LANGLEY Joel 2 LANTZ Benj. R.. Rev. 5 LEARNARD Mary Eldridge 9 LEARNED M.E.5 MARCH Geo., Mr. and Mrs. 7 MARCY F.E.8 MARKHAM W.C.7 MARSHALL Andrew B. 12 William 12 William B. 12 O.E. 9 25 THE PIONEER. VOL. XIX. No. 3 & 4 �MORRISON Abiel 12 Wm.2 MORROW John 2 MORSE· George M. 16 William H. 14 MULL Harry, Mrs. 8 MARVIN Dr. 1 H.L. 6 James, Dr. 1 MATHES J.N.16 MATHIS Theo. 4 MATTHIA Theo 3 MATTOON Isaac, 14 MAYO Elisha F. 14 MCCABE John 14 MCCALL Louisa S.C., Mrs. 3 MCCOOK St. George, Col. 18 MCKINLEY President 4 MCMILLAN Lillian 6 MCNANNIE NEAL Jordan 9 NELSON Sarah 3 NICHOLLS J.H., Mrs. 14 NICHOLS Geo. W. 14 O'DONNELL John, 16 OWENS Herb 5 J. 12 PAGET Isabella 14 Thomas 14 PALMER Daniel W. 14 PARKIN John A., 14 PARROTT Florence .2 PARSON E.C.16 PATTERSON John 3 PAUL Robert 4 PEAIRS Supt. 7 PEARCE Geo. W. 1.4 PEASE Chas. A. 9 Mary E. 9 PECKHAM Asher R. 16 PERRY J.S.5 S. 12 PHILLIPS 12 PIERCE J. N. 14 Thomas E. 14 PIERSON John 9 MCNIAB Albert 8 MCWILLIAMS Melinda 4 MELCHER John 16 MENET Gus 5 MESSENHELMER Jane, Mrs. 7 METCALF Gen. 7 MILES Augustus 16 MILLER Charles 14 Joseph C. 12 MILLIKEN S.H.7 MILLS Ross 1, 2 MITCHELL William 14 MOORE 19 G.J.19 Hanson 12 James Wiley 19 John B. 19 Margaret 19 Nathan 19 Rosa 4 THE PIONEER, VOL. XIX, No.3 & 4 26 �RICKER John G. 17 RID Daniel 17 RIDLEY Hattie 7 ROBBINS Kirk. Rev. 4 ROBERTS A.S.9 ROBINSON Geo.1 ROBISON Dr. 10 ROGERS Orin 17 ROLLINS Joseph D. 8 ROUSELAUX L.W .• Mrs. 9 ROWE George 17 Jacob 17 S.C. 15 RUNJA Charles 15 Christine'15 Louisa 15 Minnie 15 RUSSELL Rozina P. 9 Sheldon S. 9 RYAN Thos. 6 PILLSBURY L.H. 12 PITT Lon 1 PLATT Aaron E. 14 POEHLER Theo. 6 POPENOE H.O.5 POTTER Ezra A. 14 Geo. A .• 14 Otis 15 PRAY Wm. F. 15 PRESCOTT Samuel M. 15 PRESTON Marcellus 15 Monroe 15 QUICK Laura. Mrs. 4 RAMEY Henry 6 RANKIN Wm. S. 2 RAWSON Ellen 12 Geo. H. 12 H.K.15 012 Wallace 12 RAY Wm.2 READ Hendee 7 REDFIELD Joseph 16 .REDLAND Nathan E. 12 REED Josiah 12 REEDER Gov. 18 REYNOLDS S.M. 9 RHYMES George 12 RICE J.E.12 RICHARDS O.G.9 RICHARDSON G. P. 15 SARGENT James 15 SARGET Wallace 14. 15 SAVAGE F.9 SAWIN Charles L. 17 SAWYER William 12 SCHELL Frank M. 7 Geo.1 SCOTT David 17 SEAGRAVE David W. 17 Edward 17 SEARS T.B.5 SEATTLE Matthew 2 27 THE PIONEER. VOL. XIX. No. 3 & 4 �SUGRUE John 9 SUMMERFIELD Dr. 1 SUMNER Shad E:, 15 SUTTER Lena 3 SWETT SEAVERANCE H.M.12 SEAVY R 12 SHARPE Joseph 6 SHAW John N. 15 SHEARER Mrs 7 SHEPHARD John W. 17 SHIMMONS J.F.9 SHORE T.L. 9 SHRADER A.B., Rev. 7 SILER Frank, Mrs. 2 SLOCUM Ebenezer ii SMART C.A., Judge 7 SMITH Benj. 15 Charles, R 17 Chas. W. 15 Claude Edson ii Eldridge G. 15 H.S.7 Ida 4 Samuel 12 Samuel C. 12 Zona Ellen ii SNYDER Eliza J., Mrs. 7 SPARKS Bull 4 SPEER John 18 STEELE John M. 5 STERNBERG C.H.5 STEVENS Thad 7 STODDARD M.W.2 STONE Abram 12 Jesse 12 Mary B. 12 STONEBRAKER S.A.9 STOWE Benjamin 15 Warren 15 THE PIONEER, VOL. XIX, No. 3 & 4 J. 17 SWIFT Francis B. 12 TABER Horace W. 12 RM. 17 THOMAS E.W.H.17 Edward 17 Nathaniel M. 15 Nellie 8 THRASHER L.E.3 THURLOW Stephen H. 17 THURSTON Phebe A. 15 TOLMAN Chas. F., Jr. 12 TORBERT M. A. Eldridge 9 TRANSLER Adolphe 15 TRASK E. 12 TROSPER Gertrude 4 TROTT Amos 12 Isaac C. 15 Walter C. 15 TUCKER G.E.4 TURNER Edward 15 TWEED Nettie 5 VARNUM F.B.9 Mattie 9 VOGEL Herman 12 WAGSTAFF Richard 5 WAITE W.B.12 28 �WALKER A.T., Prof 1 George 15 James 4 WALL Emma, Mrs. 4 WALLINGFORD Miss E. 17 WALTON Edward A. 15 John 9 WARD Blanche 2 WARDWELL Addison 17 Mary 17 WATERS 19 A.S.12 H.P.12 WAITS Birdie 2 WEBB George W. 17 Henry C. 17 WELCH Patrick 17 WENTWORTH H.H.12 WEST Ollie a WESTFALL Minnie a WHITAKER S. 12 WHITCOMB A.9 Albert 3, 15 Arvilla 9 WHITE David, Chaplain 6 Willa WHITMAN Ruth 5 WHITNEY Mrs. 15 WHITZELL P.D.4 WILBUR C.L. 12 WILLIAMS John 2 WILLIS Elizabeth 1 WILLOUGHBY John 2 WILMOTH A.L. 5 WILSON Ann 19 Elizabeth A. 19 George 19 H.13 John H ..15 Martha 19 Walter 15 WINSLOW James 17 WOOD S.A.1 WOODMAN Edward 15 WOODWARD B.W.9 WORDEN L.J.9 WRIGHT A.C.13 Alpheus 15 Erastus 15 Erastus E 15 T.J.17 WYNN A. 13 J. 13 S.A. 13 YATES Abel 9 YEWDELL Joseph 3 YOUNG Charles H. 15 ZOOK Inez, Mrs. 6 29 THE PIONEER, VOL. 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